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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-18
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LLOED-S NEW STEEL PLATE COUN-
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STATES CANADAS AND NEW
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bE:OE = . NEW SIEEiI PLATE COZ a. =
TRY CObORED MAP CT TIE UNITED
STATES CANADAS AND NEW
BRUNSWICK.
From recent surveys. completed Aug 10. 1862;
cost 500 900 to engrave it and one years time.
Superior any SO map ever made by Cotton
or Mitchell and sells at the low price of fifty cents;
$40 900 names are engraved on this map.
1t is NOT onlya County Map, hut it is also
COUNTRY AND RAILROAD MAP
OF the United States and Canadas combined in one
GIVING EVERY RAILROAD STATION
AMI distances between.
Guarantee any woman or man ST. to 50 per day
and will take back all maps that cannot DC sold,
ami refund the money
Send for 81 worth AMI try.
Printed instructions how to canvass we'll, fur
n;sh>t all our Agents,
Observation-Disclosures AGENTS for orr Maps in
every State, California, Canada, England, France
and Cula. \ fortune may be nude with few
hrnd,c' dots capital. No Competition.
]. 4, LLOYD, No. iG.! Broadway, New York.
The War Department uses our Map OF Virgins
MARYLAND and Pennsylvania, COS. 5l90.000, on
which i marked Antiefam Greek, SharpSbu:g.
Maryland Nights. Williamsport Fc,ry, Rhorcrs-
Vile, Noand Ford and AL others on the Potomac
and every other place in Maryland, Virginia and
!cDnS} ,ania, or IN 1ney refunded.
LI.OYD'S
TYPOGRAPHICAL NAP OF KENTUCKY,
ONO, INDIANA AM ILLINOIS.
is the only authority Tor Gen. Iluel and the War
Department. Money refunded to any one finding
an error in il.
Price 80 cents.
From the Tribune Aue.2
TM0YD'' MAP OF ViR iINiA, MARY
LAND, AND LNANIA.-Tliis Mar
is very Urge its cost is but - cents AID it is Tic
best which can be purchased.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-18

LIEUT., S. WOLFE, OF Captain Tibbits
Co.. returned home last week. His health
has been very poor, but Is nov improving
He reports great dsal of sickness in the
r gimeDt.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-18
o THE UNEMPLOYEDn

! CAN G. We EMPLOYMENT TO ACTIVE
: Young men to solicit orders for the I,IrTIE
GA 4 SEWIN,i MACHINE, price SIS
Hemucry, age, Screw driver aud extra Needles.
WIN pay i liberal salary and expenses or allow
large commissions ~OUNTY RIGHTS civ.
on 10 Agents. An Agent wanted in every count.
Fox particulars. descriptive catalogue, &c, adj
drcsswitI stamp. s
is PAGE.
3m Cent Agent for L. :, Toledo, o.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-18
THE DEMOCR Az
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Wheat is now worth from 95 to 81 cts,
In this market
Corn is worth So cents and Pork from
$500 to 50 80 per hundred, according to
weight.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-18
RAIL ROAD ENCHA\G r,
(wlTHiS FEW FEET TIE K. L DEPOT.
PIT. YMOU1T"i-i,, IND

The above Hotel IS now ready for tlc reception
of guests. The Table wil be furnished, win re
best in market. and the Proprietor. with all con
Hected with The establishment. vii! use their best
eHdeavors to render it. in every respect. worthy OF
ublie patronage. 4. K. CUTSIAW,
n5sy Proprietor.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-18

Those knowing thcmsclvcsin areas arc noti-
fled that their dues are very much needed. alG
hopethey vii redeem THEN promites opav m
J. HR0WNLl /
Plymouth Oct lln3Stf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-18
table Produce.
MONEY Will Nor BIZ REFJ3Eo

Invite my old customers 10 call and exofain-
my stock and prices, and if they suit they viii he
sure and buy. have no blowing to 10 to Undue e
you to purchase of Honorable. straight fol
ward dealing and living profit and no hunhug
is my motto.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-18

IL If yOn want the highest price for Eggs,
Rags, Beeswax, Honey or any other trade,
CALL At OvGRMAN's STORE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-01

the hope OF escape except individual czses. The
surrender took place on Tuesday morning. The
nrst notification Of danger was the presence Of q
gunboat, which In daring manner had run the
day night. Then transports and troops were
thrown through canal that had been cut on the
Missouri side and merged into the Mississippi
below the island. Then fell our batteries one by
one, and finally the stronghold itself.
The next point Of defense above N 10 Fort Pill
day Its position Is = strong one, and WIN q suf.
nciency OF troops may be considered impregnable,
but after the experience OF the past Il 10 folly 10
count upon anything n ceftain until 1t Ii proved
81 We are living, Therefore, upon that
q Hope which springs eternal In the human
breast -
II Fort Pillow falls, Of course Memphis eoei
with II, and New Orleans-the grand prize Of the
"Reminiscences next on the programme 4,
il not probable that with the rich fruit 10 nearly
ready 10 pluck, the enemy will stop without
some further demonstration, or that stupendous
Of the South and West. There 10 very little pa mic
In Memphis, however, and the people are quietly,
II not almost callously, anticipating the worst
AFFAIRS AT RICHMOND, VA
On the 23d, the gambling apparatus Of VIM
Burns Co, seized by the Richmond police
were burned In front Of the City Hall, by order Of
the mayor.
The provost marshal complains that Richmond
Is the grand depot 70, the reception Of all the
scoundrels in the Confederacy. There are probs.
bly, over one hundred men at large eyadipR
search, who have Joined several companies
and taken tue bounty, besides selling themselves
as Observation-Disclosures from all parts Of the
Colfederacy
Abraham Van Dorm was arrested BY the proves,
marshal, and committed a. q suspicious person.
Van Dorm, who IL a northern man BY birth wa
trying to make bis way 10 Fredericksburg.
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FROM YORKTOWN.

CAMP wINFIEI ScorT, NEAR YORKTOWN, Va o.,
April a9-Y esterday afternoon and all last night,
particularly about daylight, secesh has been
firing some Of his large guns in an exceedingly
loose mannsr Shells were thrown TO the right
tn the left and in the centre, sometimes at an OBJ
ject and sometimes Just 10 see how far they could
shoot. OF course, they suppose we are busy al.
after they Gre shot in picking up the killed
and wounded but II Il Is any consolation to them,
we can Inform them that so far, in the last TWEEN.
Cy-four hours, there 10 " nobody hurt" At Lees
Mills tsey lost ten pieces Of property, (slaves
Yesterday we lost two (horses) Wonder IL they
consider they must kill eight more TO come up
even?
On the fort near Yorktown, yesterday, a large
force of slaves was at work In building round
turTets to set mortaFs In. They are made some
ATTY .eet In diameter, and constructed with sand
bags. They seemed TO have no fear, and worked
like beavers carrying up the sand bags from the
Issf. The bags are white, and the turrets will,
when done, make a splendid target. No atismp
was made upon our Part 10 prevent them from
proceeding with their operations, although they
were continually firing their cannon on both siies
OF the work.
Yesterday three large schooners came do xn the
York river. loaded with -four, which was un.
L0aded at the Yorktown wharf The wharf was
crowded with teams all day hsulirg IL away
and such teams
The rebels are bu,ily engaged Ia constructing a
wharf about quarter Of a mile below the present
one, the Gloucester side. What II can be for is
q mystery. A continuous line of horses and carts
caa be seen bdullng dirt down from one Of taeii
fcTts and ban King II cut In the river, while few
boats ara lying out on the opposite aide with
some iops Wonder II they would not like "a
use for them soon if they DO rot hurry ". Their
EveI batteries ale very quiet now, our aeet coa-
sitting Of six gunboats, living OF some six miles
anchored across the mouth Of tie river
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ate ffsm Pittsburg L. ndins via Caire-Af.
fairs In Memphis.

From Correspondence Gin. Gazette April PSI
The steamer Bee arrived from Fort Pillow a,
TWO O'Clock this morning. There is no material
change Ina atairs at the neet. There Is some occa.
sional firing by the moftars, and some occasional
reply by the enemy'I batteries.
The Bee brought six refugees from Memphis
They report that the enforcing Of the conscri Ion
act was creating much indig nation, for under its
provisions, every able bodied man between Is and
as was being hurried away to the army at Corintb
despottc censorship Of the press was exercised
Ia all para Of the South, AMI the public prints
dare not utter nothing derogatofy to the cause OF
the rebellion. They say that Union men to day
are as drm and loyal as ever, ana rejoicing al
the near approach Of the Federal armies, In whose
success they recognize thei. dellveFance from an
archy and despotism. Union clubs meet nightly
in the city CT Memphis, and are holding cores.
p0ndenCe with similar clubs in nearly every large
city In the South.
miserable, halfclad army Of 5000 men, and
were forcing all into the service no came within
the provisions Of the COMFORT ption act.
General Pfentiss and ten Of cur mer, prisoners,
were at Memphis for "a bours, and were treated
with every attention by Union citizens They
were taken to Tuscaloosa. Ala.
Gen. Prentiss made Union speech to his men
and the citizens chsered him. The provost mar
shai, L. ID. Mck!ssoek, babe him remain silent
Prentiss told him he had four to one more friends
IN Memphis than he (Nlckisscck), and said 70 the
citizens: Keep quiet for a few weeks, and you
Will have an opportunity to cheer the old Gag to
your hearts content.h Our soldiers sung the Star
Spangled Banner, Red, White and Blue, Happy
Lind OF Canaan, and Old John Brown, a. they
were starting On the cara for Tuscaloosa.
AT the rebel hayward a, Memphis there were
two sunboats, the Beauregard and Arkansas, half
completed, and third, the Lucy Neal, just
launched.
Negroes are in great demand One Of INV In
formants, few days before bis departure, saw a
negro sold at auction IN Memphis Tor 81 OBS
Thirteen-inch inOrtars were being cast at Mem
pills Yer the Notifications at Fort Pillow.
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fIyASC1AL.-iIew I Ork papers OF Yesterday re-
pert great excitement In tie .tock market, with 4
larzeIy-incressed amount of transactions The
IaoEernent in Government securities which has
been going on for some days past, has received a
new impulse from the success Of TIE Union arms
In New Orleans, and the anxiety to buy was IN :
tense. WeGuote frool closing sales L. 3 Go,
lssl, IeSi-iered, ora; L. ca, 1sei, coupons,
s7a ass; a. 8. SIS, ls7i, sexssSI; U = e., one
year certificates, 50; : 20 Treasury notcs, IU2 j.
Tennessee ca, s7E; Missouris SOY; Illinois war
loan, 90Si Indiana So, 3; California "a, SIX;
Minnesota per cents, 81; American gold, lO2;
foreign exchange frn.
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The s.v.s,y.Sev.n,h oh,s Regiment,
Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial


CAMP SHILOH, April i, Is5s-Eiiteri COM
T.t5fllI see In your Issue OF the l2th an extract
from the Chicago Tribune, which does the !-tn
Regiment O v. L. great injustice. II states that
we ran without firing gun, leaving Taylor's and
Waterhouse's batteries 70 be defended by an
llinOis regiment. Now, Mr.. Editor, the facts
are 40 follows The ID brigade, composed OF the
SD, 3Itt, and 77th Ohio regiments, occupied
both sides o. iEs Corinth road, and was the frs,
attacked, except some Of Gen. Pfeness' forces,
who brought on the hght BY going beyond the
pckets before day. We Were attacked SUNDAY
morning, about O'Clock, and maintained our
position until II O'Clock T. m, though opposed
by overwhelming numbers, and ''stOrmed at by
shot and she'll, and every other miasiIe employed
ip modern warfare. No less than three times lid
thsy try 10 advance Up the bill, but were driven
back by our nre, and mad We been aided In season
We could have hsid our position, but Is those on
our Ieft gave away, and the rebels advanced, we
were exposed to q cross IRE which spread great
havoc through our ranks. Our IoSs was 4e killed
ia wounded, and Sc missing. II this lying cor
respondent viii visit ~ again, " Ill show him u
d Hundred seeesh graves, whose occupants fell
before the deadly Ere Of the nth.
OLD DKcAIUR
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PsRFoH THs PbsLfcts PafSTisa "a
oHss SSssrisfsrdent Pebble Krissisx.

Cfss ESfsyixfsxdssf Fubtie Yrisfiax, 4
Weshssffoa. May l, 1862
In ,ufsuanos Of the PROVISIONS ofthe seventh SEQ
Pubic FrinnnG," approved Juns q, 1850, ssalsd
day. ne lst day Of fSli. lssa d Il ooloof N. fsr
public printing for one yeaf oommsnsins on the lat
dsS Of Dspsmss s lss. and ending on the sOtA day
The :t ,sses: .: nss. :. oar b
Will be required.
10 So reAm, line printing PAPER. usosisndsssd, 70
70 the ream OF 500 sheets.
CLAssp.
s.0 rssus hns printing paper, osIsndsIsd. 10
pounds TO the resm Of 800 sheets. "
ton s0fessa Of the oSsssotsf ard snsIitJ
of the paper rec ursd for the above classes v1l be
furnished to applicants therefor. Thus pager is 20
in Of esSh ssm To econ sna
800 pc foot sheets Uniformity IN DOOR, thioE ness
AID weight viii be required; and no bundle (tx-
cent shs ssnSsTa es GysT ii under IND
and the gross weigh will In all be Tesulred
Mixing OF various thioknesses in the same bundle
to mare up tho weight will be considered viola
Class s.
900 reams suseIhn s printing paper, zsd ana
super calendsred. to measure "a BY 81 Iuobes And
- weigh ffty pounds to the rssm Of so sheets.
CLAss4.
dered. of such sizes as may be rec uirsd. oo1res.
bonding In weight with papsr measuring lS by 81
inShss. and Weighing twenty pounds Per fsam Of Il
sU Eesms sapefnne plate paper, toaisndsrsd or
uneaienoered, IS may DO rec uired Is by "a lnohes
Ana ofsuoh weight per resm - may be res uired.
IT,
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CONVERSATIONAL.

EHrLTI After our report closed Yesterday
The oobascation bin was discussed by Measrs.
Wilmot, Wright, Cowsn, Hale, Csrlile and Others
HousR.-Anef our report closed
resolution was adopted requesting the secre-
tarv Of the Treasury 20 adjust claim for 5000
earbines purchased by Gen. Fremont through
Simon Stevens, ESQ.
course Of the Naval Investigating Committee OF
1859, In furnishing ocers With copies Of evidence
taken against them, and giving them an oppor.
10 contrary to the principles Of Justice; adopted.
Mr. Holman offered resolution censuring Hon.
Simon Cameron for investing Alex. Cumming
with the control OF large sums Of money without
any guarantee; adopted.
Mr.. Holman also submitted similar resolution
censuring the Secretary Of the Navy for employ
Ing Geo. D. Morgan In the purchase Of vessels.
Rejected by vote Of IS yeas and - nays.
The Pacific Railroad bill was then taken up
and discussed until the hour Of adjournment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-01
LATE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


BALTIMORE, Msy1.-The Old Point boat (thst
len Fortress Monroe last EVENING" has arrived.
She brings nothing In the way Of news, except
the announcement Of a new arrangement Of the
Harbor Master, by which all merchant vessels are
required to report arrival to the Captain Of the
Port, and are not allowed to leave without per.
mission, or a; all after dark and before daylight.
Not a word In reference 70 ANYTHING else.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-01
Spirit q the Msrnins Press.

The lstsgisenesr has "a article on the OBJ
seryanoe Of The CONSTITUTE IN, In which Il says
thet those who desire strict construction OF that
iustEumsn, are too frequently branded with being
In sympathy with the rebellion" by those who
show no reverence for the Constitution when II
stands in the way OF their own wishes or passions
The Republicans semurs to the decision Of the
Commissioners Of Emancipation that no editorial
comment on their proceedings shall be published
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-01
.pa Will WI L q FAX a, hSH q A.

S San,!s SALE.-A ysluabIs. FARM,
or less. In Tia District Of CormSa By 1s,tus -
.ne tcSsr vested IN me ss executor Of the lat vii
SiIl offer for sale, on the premites' on Ts1gs
LAY an cay q May next, that bssu.ifuI And SanS
tovp, G.. lying on the vest side Of he 49,,
f9Sa hs5lnl % kcckyills, and ADJOINING M. q.
nomhners on the south side and A. Iufhoro1sS
and w ID. Murdoch, Esss on tbs esst 80
moe.s. . o. s ,s Yns third o.sh. third nI
Deferred psymegts 70 be secured h, , 6.ss n
uust On the Property.
VIII also be sold at the same tins ~. ne,,
tlseSsry. c3rtlsrnS Of no BE, rsrmiII stems n
ep A-lQis JoHS nIytpsas
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LATE NEWS Fsou THE SOUTH

TIE Norfolk DaY Book Bs,aasfs Ns Los,
Of Near O.iSzHs-Seayc:ty Of Provisions
Burning % Cotton.
From the Norfolk Day Eook OF Tuesday lag.
we CLEAN The following
The editor % the Norfolk Day Book append :
TO the telegraphic dispatches giving notice or t:P
arrival Of the Union forces at New Orleans tie
following remarks:
About the onIy consolation we can draw fscu
the above Is, that the iron lad steamer Louisiana
Is ''sdfe - ''Safe'--how ''safeD where. Was II
''safe'' plan to SEND a steamer away from the
city which she was built 20 protect, Ia part OF
the river where the enemy We're not making bur.
risd operations for fts destruction whilst they
were operating much more threatPninply nearer
that citv' The Louisiana Is 'fsafe'" Bit 10 the
city OF New Orleans "safe,' with enemv's feet
In the Earbor threatening Ito bOmbard,n ent eSe.v
moment. Whose laundering manls cement 10 this 4.
Is the Secretary Of the Navy responsible for this?
IL not, wEo Is
10 know II 1t is really true that our iron clad ves-
sells not permitted to move all inch unless by
the orders OF the Secretary Of the NAVY We have
Lsdrd IL announced fact that such Is the case
and that commanders are tied W with such in
structioEs aai rsSiIiction as to completely pre-.
vent them proving OF any vai,:s Whatever as a
means OF iniuring the enemy lfthis is really Sd
we think the sooner We procure glass TO put
our tTon-clad steamers In TO keep the enemy's
wooden gun-boais fTOra hurting them the better
The editor of the Day Book says that never in
his recollection, did the markets OF Norfolk and
Portsmouth present such appearance rs they did
on Monday morning last so small was the
supply Of eatabies, il became question OF great
moment with him where aid how the people
were In be fed.
A letter from Nashville says:-I am Informed
that ten thousand bales IF cotton have been burned
IN the counties Of williamson, Maury nd Ruth
eFford alone. Gen Pil!ow's Ove.sser burned six
hundred bales of cotton before leaving his Many
county plantation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-01
MOVEMENTS OF THE ERDRRALs.
IEfnm the Richmond ENamIne of the


tFTOm the Richmond Examiner OF the 9th |
TIE clouds OF war thicken each moment The
enemy sIe pouring isTgr forces Into the valley al
the H.ppabdCn MOCK firm several directions Nc
Ciell6n ia reported ID have dispatch ea body of
troops up the kappshann mock from tie bay, to re-
inforre McD0wslls division al FIPdsrickshurg
A C'tZen Of Fauquicr, who arrived yesterday,
reports large army rs advancing from Warren
ION Gen JGNEr0n Is said 70 have fallen bic
from GCfdoIsv,lle bef0re BsnSs. VITO follows
sfsc: IL -r-'h = copmn OF about thirty thousand
InPn. !. Banks ard Mcdowell should combine
theii divisions, whichis probably their purpose,
Richmond will he tnTS;t6IHd from TIE direction
Of he Potomac with SIXTY tEoussnd men.
Our government has ordered heavy frIhToiae-
msnts to meet these epp. Oscking coinmns and II
is very probable hist 4 decisive b attic NAV be
fought north - Richmond before that on tie
peninsula has traEspirei. Our beat Ihtn7 gere-
Tslz have par4Ird IHe policy OF giving he enemy
5PrGa battle before falling back Under the pres
Q "a II superior forces Thin WIS its tactics OF
J2t Eson at Winchester Ind II ha is let alone,
will doubles GP bis tactics again before fain 40
back behind the iiEs OF The Ch:ckat0miny
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VISITORS 10 MASlspAscAYIURRD - Il 1. dsn-
g.T5os FOR strangers to 70 to Manassas, and tie
travel here has been prohibited. The Rebel
guerilla parties are stin lowering around that
vicinity. II 10 feared that three civilians who
lfft here en- Saturday, on horseback, for Manassas
Junction, have tssn captured, and are now oa
sheir way to Richmond. They hsve no. been
heard from since, nor were they seen BY shy OF
cur troops after they Len CsutsTviIie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-01

U-Fran w. F. Rietstsin, o. Pennsylvania
avenue, who hhs them for SALE We have some
beautiful Photographic copies Of classic works 0f
ar, il c, from the establishment OF Tsbsr Co,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-01
TIE 6LssEHpr.
~ EHIEaIIINNENT-

Last evening Secretary Seward entertained TIC
ofacers Of the french figats Ghssendi, now
lying before the Warrington Navy YeId ind 4
large company al other guests inyitrd to meft
them: the Cabinet, diplomatic corps, u . nsya1
ofscsn, ard some members Of Goth HOuses o.
Congress sEd ladies'. The patty we hear, WA 4
very agreeable one Indeed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-01

u We are indebted 10 Prof Bschs, q tie
Coast Scrysy, Ter en- admirable Geographical
sketch Of the Coast Of Georgia, Issued from the
Cost Survey Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-01

CoHsisEAs-AmoDg the combinations last
Monday by the Senate, was that Of Msjor A. A
Humphreys, Corps Of Typographical Engineers
70 be . Brigsdier General Of Volunteers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-05-01

Mas. LIRcoLs's BROTsK.-The report that a
tSotber Of the wife Of the President wss among
III rebel slain at the battle OF Pi,t.burg Ian ifng
- contsadictfd.
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By WALL 4 BARNARD, A,cuops.T.

w all BARNARD, AtctIoneers
INkUsTEE'S SALE OF ykLUABIP IA
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Of Ssr d al SGssss u "a.
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b. tss ps%ssnts 70 bear interest and hs ssosTsd
the sstis.sctOn oftss fisstes A0'ss' o. oofsea 70
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in LibsrT 4 Seeemosr 3, 1885, and duly recorded
fhs And records for WsshiHrton eouasy. G nS o.
snsn ser me vest nah Of Lot numbered We. m
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on he interest, seeuped By dssd Of trsst
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