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VOL. VIII, NO. 9.

midst oil his efforts to relieve Col Mulisan
and save Lexington, he was ordered by til
egraph t. send five Of his best regiments to
ashingtAn, and had no chlice but o1etli-
ence, though that was like tearing out is
heart strings. The forces which he ordered
from all directions to the relief Of VI lli-an
were unatle tom9veor failedt, arrive in SEA.
son; In soma instances, his orders were not
received until long after they should have
been. And finally. when lie had created an
effective army, and taken the field against
Price, who rc;rrated before him. in Il fanec
Of the slnsune predictions OF his fr5f,s-
sanal dctgactars. crt SD the Dsslge ard par
saea th' living rsbels to Springfield, h. vas
superseded Just as he was on tie point Of
bringing Price t. battle. and ordered 10
report himself at St Louis without delag.
has ended his command nu=i hi# campaign.
BY the great ho1vef oHr West P1int .rsfl-
aatcl officers, 6en. Fremont was preindee#l
and tafale4med toful, whIi in portion ef the
Press pursued lim fr m the outset viii ran
rar winch se,mei impossible i augment, vet,
oster tac publication Of his Proclamation
prod ring freedom II the s.aya, ut Ron i IL
araas against the lai,n. it W. augmented
NJ otb coHmnndcr has ben pursued with
such inn llaraaia HaIevoieaca-a h stjlIty
which even his removal has not ,at.feca T.
satiate.
The letters anl dispatchts appended T.
ten, Fremont defense uig perfect mast.
zias tar tn hstariaH |. seell- iura=s b e
.Hca . Us, whose experience Is - recent and
oar recollection 50 yiyit. t, relii5e tie vi
ley Of the Shadow OF Death in wai'h W
were groping in August and September
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Prom the fruc lag.
The Heroine of Beaufort.

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sl,5O A YEAR IN ADVANCE.

dar. Don't kctch dis niger gwinc clar
back, ye see, nohow."
In spite of Cudjo's advice, wrote a
short note to Lyra, cntrcating her to leave
her present residence, whore | could but
fear that she would be unsafe, and come
to the camp, from whence she might be
safely and easily transferred to the North
This entrusted to Guido, and with the
assistance of a higher officer, managed to
set him out upon his mission.
Towards night the ioraging party re-
turned, and with them Cudio.
What success - | asked Of my sable
friend.
"NIighty good, massa. Found Harry
right on de spot. He say Miss Lyra ina
mighty heap OF trouble ins nov, am when
| tell him bout you,and reckon, massa'
and if the expression Of Cudjo's eye
might be trusted his rechoniags were
somewhat near the truth he jis done
stid he fought Miss Lyra'd d bstter try to
ct away dan be carried dosh South, AMI
hey to marry Mas Lamar, whom nobody
'copt Massa Carlisle tinks is Gt to bold u
candle for her. ! toll Harry jis knew
YOU, for sartain, anl | knowd il Miss
Lyrad come, you'd 90 aster h,.., even to
de pint o def. :, Esc to % oat 4 TO-
rasin' agin tomorrow, aud ef | lite on
Harry agn, as | pretty Likely Ma1l, why,
yc see, well fix it all straight
After little flrthas tat:, VITA Culio
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tsL., Jan. 2'th IS62.
FRlkND SAWYER No Doubt bsi're ttlis
reaches you, the overland te'csfagh Wi.
convey to yua some account Of tie great
freshct, which we are experiencing, but
feeling assured that few items ir3m r Il
dent here, wocld not b. uaiatercstag o yo9
and the readers Of tie Aae''sa, | have con
vlud,d to give You bret a'r'Gnt o' 'ae
great overflow OF l~92' {" F'e'' f'F rs ''-
merslty and disastrous e''a'ts') throws '4e
tales Of 10, entirely IN tie sh4dc. Ter 'ae
past two NJ anthe W. have had Il succession o'
heavy rain' might almost ''t' ON f'hl'"'-
GUS storm and lar several "seAs We nav
been hoping aHd expecting, that each "ay
would hc tie last 9i s'otia ami ram hut tiHe
has revealed t' u that "h'ca ".8 e9hSia-
cred the usual quantity, was but tie com
menccment. !hfs h"ins tie teath day, Il
has raincd continually, aud IN such torrents,
fha. tie river or ereek, passing through the
centre of cur city, was soon h.l~d IA over
flowing, carrying away nearly all tha brldgrs,
several dwellings. sa5t-, and other lr gcrty,
along the river hunks
II will bc hard t. estimate tie amount u
dam ice Throughout: this state and Org
but it is believed tilat tan- Of millions would
not restore things as ttey wrra helarr.=
Owiag to the iish altitude OF thi, city, aul
its fnyorlbia .ita#,ti,n, the damage las bocn
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\ lfpolra IT Tts AsroR.-We met
on the train an elletiy iloosier, who had
been to the sioY case exhibition at New
York, and wip had seen the hi po aro me
as he called it,
pa yon remain long in New York p
we asked.
Well, No. he answered thouyhtfally.
- caiy two day. !or | saw there WAS y
ria3t smart clause ct starving to death,
aud III opposed to that way Of going
iowa. pat u to one of their taverns,
ml aAoWel WAS going to be treated to
the whole
Where iii You stop said We, IN,
ttrguptng him.
II the Astor House. | allow you
don't etteh me- iii such a place again.
" Tnay rung a gag, as they call it, four
times after breakfast, and then, when |
w1at 10 eat, there wasn't nary vittles on
the TRIBE"
What vas there ?" We inquired.
Wei, aid th1 old man, enumcrating
the it,ms cautiously, Us it from fear of
OMISSION" there was a clean plate wrong
side UP, kniit, clean towel. a split
Spoon, aul a hlll bill, anl what was
worse al lei the old man, :. the insultin
li1tar came ~ and asked what wanted.
'FtHioS,' sail |, briAJ IN your rittles
ant III hetp tgsalft'-Erchaa2e.
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ILL.

pira.ical craft as Ward Lamar.
The rcs larwill please toimaginea moon-
les midnight. partially obs .arel BY drift
ing cIoads, xcaPt at tha z,nita, where the
EYra sh7ue with uawoated splenaor.-
Lighted by it brilliant rays, Cuiio and
myself -at out unaeeonaaaicd bat well
armed, for theranlaWou9 III tn swamp.
\ burger party might have rendered u
more liable to detection, without very
mu-h increasing our safety in ctse Of an
attack. since, IN that emergency, our most
eliaetual defence would bea speed retreat
Carefully pickiur Cur way over an OBJ
sure and somewhat difficult road, we
,tiaI ], at last the G. lge o. the swamp, and
conceived ourselves =aia, at least Tor the
pre-ent. E5r the n-At lslf nile cur pro-
res was slow. The iaterIacin5 hongas
above our head shut eat every ray oi ii sht,
ani it was 0aly by Galia,s seemingly in
stinasiya knowledge Of tae path that we
we're ca4bied to shaa the deap mfse H29a
ejthsr s.ae Bat We reached at length lie
point of otdr,tiuation, Il small iats9ttd island
N the mid lie oi.' the morass, oyerhun1 by
eIreeain. boaghs intertwistel with Vines,
80 as to form a perfectly secure retreat.
i!cre Lyra and larry awa,telus, for fear
mr. discovery from the Suspicious move
lae,.ts oi Narl Lunar, taty h. ~ cut
an hour before tha appointed time.
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Siz months had passeis AMI cloudy
November day found me pacing tine deck
81 a ute States transport, sodiiiwafd
ho~d. fhe reflections OF the hour We're
solemn AMI peculiar; booking back over
my snort military experience, It's erent,,
seemed . me rather Ike some confused
dream, than living real4ty' Yet tn
l-,pa Ms yery red, very momeh'oas. In
common &'sa t''Ha -. .cNtie .ttiah' o.
"haa ang one m9a 10 med 50 iasisaiii-
eaf.t . portion, Was bonal soit.lHard'
ttrard that country wtta wa'ta 50 many
pleasant memories 4nd ass7eiationS were
.st>gzl on nifss'aaot INVASION an e'3a.t-
shell. Int vas arrayel upon tas side
OF Fjgat-taat iuiec | was bat !u,d,hat
S, rel aai iu!?eeIouS daty, could not
doubt; yet rea,ilel as never before, IN
taat qaiet hoar og# rctrosPection, taa No
mn.eas l=znes ct the eoate~t,tat# terri
b. e44mi.r which tai,urr would lnev'-
IDLY H.. iasso':sI consideration. a!so
W. 5aa.l u.77G my lIai. AsaeomP2neat
~ t4is great war, subject to il spefiis aa
is issues, Whatever they might BE-, an
especially upon the eye Of what We all
believed must b. bloody battle, lie
saemeI . different thing from That which
l.rga AMI | hq3 contemplated from the
otitl window in the cool ght Of tAe stars.
il was glorious to isht tor ones - atry
Ito peril lie and limb. But to lose
taem Tac war would not last always,
anl-aagoal! Taeso weak, human con-
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tut HdFboT, lHc gli4dHJ AIttVt y dChtGNS
by our noble tars, the debarkat:on, the
occupancy Of South Caroinas sacred
soil, and its re-consecration to freedom by
the planting of the Stars and Stripes,
need not relate. It is enough to say that
with my feet once more upon terra-iirma,
| forgot all the depressing influences oi
the voyage, and felt myself once more a
soldier, ready to meet soldiers fate.
Two days had passed, and the contra
bands were coming rapidly in, On the
third day after our landing, private of
our company stepped up to me with a
touch OF his cap, and exelame1-
Lieutenant Harding, here Is 4 con-
trabana who says he wishes to see yoa.-
He won't tell his errand or who sent him,
but he seems so much in earnest that |
thought it best to trouble you"
You did right, Wilkins said;
" bring him along
The ehattel in question proved to be a
thoroughbred African, short of stature
but heavily built, muscular, shrcwd, anl,
Thought, Il man to be trusted.
Your servant, mls3a." he exclaimed,
with reverentia pull at his pcPper-and-
salt lorctop. You see. massa, my er-
rand's Of mighty private and pertiklar
nature, and I'll Ike to see ye lone. Use
Miss Lyra Carli>lc's man, sir
Tha last remark was nude with a pc
ealiar, knowing iatonatiou, which was
hardly necessary, after tie announcement
itself, to win my earnest attention.
Very well, said, as calmly as |
could. step into this tent. wilkins,
stand guard at the door for moment.
Is soon as Gudio was convinced that
we were aIoHa, h. dr.w from his pocket 4
small packet, envelopel III tissue, which
he handel NE saying
Dat ar's letter from Miss Lyra,
which You are to read, anl if there's any
answer, I'll take il back to her.
"We'H see about the answer" said,
:. in moment : ana hastily tearing OF
the wrapper, proceeded to real the en-
closed note. Is It's contents may inter
est nv readers. tra3@.rH,a payts Of it /:
"pEU Wur5y Tan it be tra, that
tlis letteI. will ever .a4..h Yoa W aaar
II a Great expedition from tn North soon
to sail outward, ami by Northern pa
per. which almost provijeatiallg fell Into
MY hands. see hat several New \ ork
regiments are to form a part Of it.
Ward Lamar. ta1. who is IN tie fort say,
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Nr. Carlisle room was IN the man
body Of the house. Lyra's and mine
were upon different floors Of wing, in
the hall of which was deep oriel win
dow, which She frequently used as sort
Of study and where We had spent many
pleasant hours. This was the place IN
iieatel for our midnight interview. At
eleven O'Clock We had separated for the
night, and the house was still. counted
every moment Of the next hour in an a.
aay Of expectation. 0aIy oae who has
waited on the lageine foot of time through
such an hour can realize my emotions.
1t wanted yet five minutes Of the ap-
pointed time when stole down the stair
ease anil entered the dear familiar nook,
whose cyery outline anl shadow recalled
some happy hour Taa haals Of my
watch had just met, when my beautiful
star Iyra rose on the night. The door
Of her room softly opened, and ,he elidel
forth % meet me. Both her little hands
ware laid in MY EXTENDED ones, and ter
an instant her dark, eloquent eyes We're
slifasel into 4 deep aal tender meaning
Ta.a remembering the deIieacy Of her po-
,itjoa. the cyeiids dropped, and their long
irinscs swept her peaehlike cheek.
She seated herself opposite ne, rs She
hal done so many times before. AMI lean
- - -. l.. Ill =, =, 80.
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Az EXPLANATION nENANDED.--In his de-
fea>e of the canine race, in the Senate,
last Saturday, Mr.. Peters stated in his
enumeration of tie benefits OF keeping
dogs, taat +" they sGoe the neeessity Of
}eaAe$." We think Mr.. Peters owes thu
State an cS S.planation, for his proposition
is Il very startling one, if trus.--Rockland
Ga-ette.
D~Tha gates Of Heaven are low archedl
W. must euter upon our knees
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bat without quotshs advance We hear II sales of
&c bbs at 0iDinic for Cubs, aud lgltlc. for NowOt
esns 40 bx- hsvsns at l0ic and io3 ia, pry,. tes.
Refined are firm at IS 0l3Ic for tlarss.
spIcEs-fhere i, modeteinqiy al steady prizes s,os
Of l5i bsgs Pepper Ut 44c.
SeEoS-Ttc denabd .. ngiti sa'es Of Clover Seed 81
0.aihc Iinothy seed f. quir, s21fs I2 Roreh Pix
Seed 4. wanted ~ A3rS brsh t. good
IALLOWfbs nafkfs Is ssai, the demand flif sl'ss u
l7.'o N y at cash.
WHISKY ia ~ loved demand aud tho nake L ismer,
saes OF 400 obls Ohio at &c.
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gols'...........s5 ,4.3 90 8
Incroa.s in 1879 ...r',.3 -


Tie Increase, ID niI be ,oou, b. al paascngerq, The
tesl0t Of putting % superior Joe,s.
TIE Gl. weeks trafic Of November on tic Chr
ego ard Nuth-N estein Rad rho an ircnnfe q
COCO. This j. equal 10 oue-hnG Ito Whole H.
crease Of last month.
correspondent asks II the Dank fnsr onfiou is Nv
Ger q State or General Government law. We an
s8sT, 1t 10 under the Law Of Necessity, which over
nsea all others. There Is no legal anthori lcr &c
sosyenaon, and the bElks sre .. Tie mercy Of tho
Lselaiure.
Odd sod .o-day 81 high as 1S2l, bat At tie close
hl5l al32. TIE sales at tie Board were atoa.
10000. Demand Notes were steady 81, l.5l.
Al lhe close Of business today, no,hi,, vas
Known Of the awards Of tie 7.3J y cen, Treasury
Notes, The bids for which were opened ,Y.d,s.
EaougL ia known, however, to establish tie TACT
tbsi nothing bid Tor under l05.J-l0J viii be awarded
All above that rate will take, and a6ou: half tie
amount lid for at that rate. Tbs rust be very sat-
Aiae;ory 10 tie Secretary. Tie Aggregate bid IL
reported 10 be about twice the amount as4ed for.
eaid from Messrs. Thompson Brofbers sage;
We lave dpsch announcing the probable e"arl o. tine
ssaocpo0J was offered ~ lLomp-oa Bfohris take
-" a. i.on ios7 TO- io32L 90 Sc" 90 'in ioI
''ot' waa Of 1913. end van not tsse n.-. iae ~ I'D
VI b. maie ~ O'clock th.s D. a. fIO,tsJN BROS
dApaich TO Mosss. X lchum, Son & CO. eI-
t'ses tie expectation that their BID will take about
'so millions.
Tie parties 70 the combination bid Of Ke.chnn,
Boa q Co, ~ l03.05 ave rs follows:
tne J1lon G,2't19
Nitht = 9on... t1"b
2. iatn 4 Co........................... ON9J
s..sssss'ssssssss Alht1
"'1" tt,se2 e.'ssss.ss'..s'.s,s........,. .e,As
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Ecre;uis OF rlrclncr.

Nov u al hbs fiour. ~ bbis. Coiu Ae, JOB bags
TO-. so4 hhls Nlssy. lJcCg bnil Wtce. io3 roo bush.
Com. 1000 hus. Os % b1.h seed. 10 pigs. Afnas,
rkes Bacs~ness rour 500 Pkgs. Psosssns. 1913 pigs
Lard l0i EGGS 10.
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CONTINENTAL nanl.-s..t,men, 81 thn cnNT1NvN-

Coufineptal Bauis.-Ststcneut OF the CONT1NEN-
TAI bA5h o tho C,y Il Rev Go. required by Chapter 80 LAYS
h'efs,r am 'un of loans and Discounts ioGAaDS S6
wv uti r. Sncr .Oj,tti
h'rfsse rnh,ih o. G. 2Gf,Sfi 90
y psi. 3.b1t,H.O ~
" ~ ny N Nr-1or 81. !, p W. fAru - tut Cash
efo hr Con- - tai bsk he duly dc.e sad thai the
bFo staletl- oct, 20 tle herC
,,-.-...,., j. v. Ia-ENs, Asssisn ca her
lows b. CsA<r, IT., n ltary Public
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East River Bari,.-S ataslsn. Of she EAST RIVER
BAF asrt1fedb b. snsva Lava Of 1885, 10, vel enss
sit4oi. y.tlr Lil 81 " go terhaf. sigs
hvesfs OF isra nni Discounts. 4 "a
hvsSe amount Of Cremation -..-...-.....--..... rlusAS
90 q : Il. ~.
Cvrrd g. rv n Sew To-s ssi wa C,rr,1s G.. & a. a.,
E.,t .r I, "a D. , Ia. .,t.
nle,t correct, % o-t Of M ta0eelg sni b.s.
\" cLRNAs. Cashier.
$50. "a. OrDss. Comm. cn.r 81 ..g
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1uL. O, ne Ioant syee, Cruioi o. Gad bsosio Of ne
B.rls nm Cifyef Mar lok. ~ ne rrfk e4tsg h4fn
d. Nm H. 1861, 10 H.h GDizfd ne Ca9Ha1 81 saea
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Nation,i unf.-5.a.o1i-at oftho NAti)NAL BANK
al me AZ ol Yola g4e BY chptrf fr Law. o. le'b
, I'll rt % s..lfduy. The ll tly oi November. l42 -
A.. rer Zoo ari pse1al AvNeSb ~
Al. H4r HIH.
HUatn' 90 e. 10 $50 w
Cy an Conay >cs Tqh, r. H. rapp'n crshNs %. 'ho
an
.,9fr.ct o. b.. lc.t ~ A.sg .elic end t-4.t
.. 10. T.PPFN CatVE
Sworn before ae tbs l7th lay q Noyerrler i..l
Esur p C..r,, IT,, Notary r. i,.
NpgY- [ork County Bn1k.--atatome1t 81 10 NEW
Hpak CpuNli nAN. IelNl b Nls.r go ihMs -, $780, oi
re .-s teNns sl'rI liv. DEE li. 90 koflmtc ~ "a
ksrisv ~ Ao4lsani nf.u r',lNo
/ III a,
'las' "a.
As.t o. uaf ....-- 81 p. -
e.. .ai Clvotg e., nt, 4ua la. q ort.U go. o.,
g. SEQ lp.t C1o.i- ., t-g t~5 swarm i't E e.
D. .o.ta ty..r...t t.t tls Nv htt ~. ,r
| isaac a. oonhH' N"'-'.''
| A-ssps Lst,ssi hs'ap --'N'
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r. =. Hu.hton and tie Broasway Eank.

- -sW7WfVf HI '''' = y 1@E'---E'
4 ne ES.ero Of TIE =. }. TrarHe.
SIR: The inclcfel leiter was cent to ihe Broad
xsy Bank On Friday sino1n. asr having bad a. in.o!rW
With no Prsideni md Cser 10 regard T. sc,uuar y
mali ehccks Tie Only reply received the sr.rle b.
ycug rapcf yc,.srdiy lcts headed Asshion sAinf-r
teu" Nv ECsHION
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F1itau g1n,s.-S.-teuispt Of fhs FULTON BA-E -
req ud hg Chspr "a. lows I of nrweek ending Saturday Ito
iftI ~ O.. sos nlc,. ~:
Avrsae OF Lsa aai sse o3s Is
IlNNfs
aver g, ~ mt Of q ''''''''''' SiEo,2 %
.sa ttsn gGJI ...s.
csri nfy of S.r Yosk s,i R4bfft H. ivllrk Cher u
tie ~ ron rk being and rlt. Le Above
ui.4. d, cnrrc.f o. IL b.. az eirs tnl
ROB-. n. AAtDOcK, Cashi,n
AF-r,-t b.for. M ri fr.h dty O. Nlf....r, ifjl
O.caa saao8ata. f1,arg PulI-
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Or.cr'al HnnlS.-sta,erleut Of The ORIENTAL 3 INK.
o. b. Css2ef o Laws o. 1885, gee 1tur s.',rsy.
fhe ia fey OF hofcml.f. MIA
AgrfCr amount u .......... asa s8O %
n, s .'-'--.'. -.-.'-.-...-.... fs.pFp "
g. - = 49, ',,..,;....,.', ,9iii, 80
q ins orn' lf4, beng sy sgou, eepe al
". A A IL.
srosn s-iore this 18th dry ~ vevenhef M '
hlssr T. yai.eAs j., gste-y Ps.sc
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Darli Statements.

american Excaauge BnDk.-S,aemert of the
AHEiCAs kxCIAEGs BANK, " required iy Chapter 20
r d 1879 it he FssE s ug slariy The 18th ca Of ho' en.e
!
r., snd Dscoua 1855 80
fHlas fni any - - e @,Df,f :. ~
kfifasf hHi nv OF ii'n .-Vs't W
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tie sesu,i bet Of rrI lei
y. MURRAY, C4l.gr.
Sworn before ne Of. i7'h day Of Novcrber. ~.
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pnrla nanh.-s...a.n. d the rARK BANK q tbe
Pcep.c,s Bank.--s-a.eaea.e o IL PC &c BANK:

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c ranl County = NV ~ "a GoJiwy W Lak Cashier
e 0pes BllA. bling July soli d Pose AMI fay fiat ths
,ye corsc the 81 Iny . sa bene
G. ~. LsAhE, CAsuier.
sworn before me Ills 18th dey & November 3D.
h. s. tALass ClAm ssoHer OF DeedA
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Cit.zeu. Bank.-stllonent oi the cifi't 'S bANN'
q. 1910 .-,-r. 80, o 'Ar "er1 eas saturday
thr Ibtl isy o. Sostth1cf .I-f s,.. oro
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rsak tlo.e and tr flt iAe a1o's'
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soarn fore Ne ai, iriA Nv .. ,-o.l s-. o..
I.afs 81 Pos Notary Pt'i-
Clty bank -t.psmegt .iiher iil bAhA, n, 'o ' ID
/, Clllirr ie.o. los Ter 80 ucra ea-ns 'l-j ''' 't
t,-r.se o. Lo,a "a " f"'H p, -,
IS. $3.50
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Cty unity 81 Nv tslzss rcA0at A.. tast Caa-
n - Nicholas Bank, being Guy s"on c ~ 40 say
ua ,ls 0rgsou true % tnr 0ai ny "rase
s--f ~ - A. PbAkBr.,Sl, c nier.
and the 81 n feiube.. M
Rsusss Inns, Sotssy PGOlc-
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A'iERicA a. r-ae b. ser.o t,vs q 1885, r ts vr& eai
lng standby. ~ afh o., q EYremher, sEss
A,ragc amount i.ls nd DsoIn 80 l6,2i2 a
Afr A. nmot" n 80 FD''"' ."
of s o.. Az ~ p.S.p - o.G n,
Asc..rs aao4af 81 cfrI..fan .....-.-. Il,b5gN - =.
llrnff Dep lfsi7ffl.
Cfy mi C1say fs Y.fl Wn j. Jt4.n., cfsf - tl
o. Aurncs. b4a dIy rhmi, drr and hat toe e4o
statement calrlt 90 the b'oi b. y eis' nni t..e
WI l.. JfNEfNs Cashier.
Ar-.ed be- ore uus lI,h day o. S1sem0er. lt'-
fsrtsnr Brti. Notary fu1tc
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Corn ExrlinnHr DAnL.-tIPJ d sla'.nell % -
cons li, ~ ' Of. re. ri ~ Ghlpef go Ltss O. ls'
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t,slars un.nrt 7. ant and De - % ". ".
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hvU..rr ~,
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