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LNXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Letters Testa-
" mentary the estate of Isaac Chambers,
late of Curwensville borough, deceased, having
been granted to the undersigned all persons in
debted to said estate requested to make inn
mediate payment and those having claims against
the same will present them duly authenticated
in Curwensville. DANIEL CHAMBERS.
May 81, lS52.-pd. Executor.
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PROPOSALS. FOR IRON FENCE 4
II RnII ND l0IIRE IlIISE Saalal -

posals will be received by the Commissioners of
Clearield county, until the Goth day of June NEXT
for furnishing and erecting an Iron Fence with
stone foundation and cut stone base, around three
sides of the court house lot. Price per foot must
be stated in proposals. Plans and specfca tions
can be seen at any time after the 9th day of June
BY order of the Board, W. S. BRADLEY,
June t. 1862. Clerk
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Hurrah! fo- a Glorious Fourth.

ToTAKE PLAcE-an adjourned Treasurer s
sale, on the 2nd Monday in July.
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WANIED.-A little girl about 10 years old
w to raise, by family who have no children
OF their own An orphan preferred For further
Information inquire at the Journal office.
May IA. 1862.
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AND COLLECTION OFFICE
LEONARD, FINNEY g. CO.,

CLEARFIELD, CLEARFIELD COUNTY. PA.
Bills of Exchange Notes and Drafts Discounted
Deposits received Collections made. and proceeds
promptly remitted. Exchange on the Cite. con
stantly on hand. Office, on Second street. in the
room lately occupied by w. A. Wallace, Esd
JAMES T. LEONARD. 6: d. A. FINNEY
WIN A. WALLACE. A. c. FTNNEY.
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a DEMONSTRATIONS, NOTICE.

a DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.-Letters
IA of Administration on the estate of o. P.
Wilder. late of Morris township. Clearfield county,
Pa having been granted to the undersigned all
persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payne mt and those having claims
against the same will present them duly authen-
ticated for settlement. E. NJ. WILDER,
DIR. W. CAMPBELL,
June II 1862. Administrators
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ITO THE PUBLIC.---The undersigned hav-
IL ing purchased the entire stock of the late firm
of Moore & Etzweiler and having made large adj
ditions thereto, is now prepared to wait upon
toners. Thankful for the very liberal patronage
heretofore extended to the firm, he hopes by
strict personal attention to business to merit
continuance of the same.
March 26, '62 If D. F. ETZwEILER
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PROFESSIONAL & BUSINESS CARDS.

II b. WOODS. Attorney at Law, Indiana Pa
IL. Professional business promptly ATTENDED to
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COFFEE

K OLLOCK'S SDANDELION COFFEE.---
IN This preparation, made tIom the best Java
Coffee, is recommended by physicians supe-
rlor nutritious beverage for General Debility,
Dyspepsia and all bilious disorders Thousands
who have been compelled to abandon the use of
coffee will use this thoutinjuriOIs effects. One
can contains the strength of two pounds of ordin-
ary coffee Price % cents.
koLLocK's LEvMN.--The purest and best baking
powder known for making light, sweet and
tritious Bread and cakes. Price ) cents.
Manufactured by NJ. II. KDLL0CK. Chemist
corner of Broad and Chestnut Sts, Phila and sold
by all Druggists and Grocers. Feb. 26. lS62y.
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n o. CROUCH, PHYSICIAN, CurwensyiIle. Clear
IL. field county, Penn'a. Nav IA
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j. GRAMS Attorney at Law and Real Estate
L \. Agent Clearfeld, Pa. Office adjoining his
residence, on Second street Nav I6
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Letters
"a of ministraton on the estate of Thomas
Cleaver late of Bloom township, Clearfeld coun-
ty, Pa. deceased, having been granted to the un-
dersigned, all persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment and per
sons having claims against the same will present
them properly authenticated for settlement
ELIZA CLEAYER,
a. b. DAVIS
May 2S, IS62-6t-p Administrators
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w NJ. MCCULLOUGH, Attorney at Lsw. Clear
w field, Pa. Office, with L. J Grams, Esq
on second Street July ?, 1861.
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NORRISDALE HOUSE.---The updersign-
NH ed having taken the MorrisdaIe House, sit
uate in the town of Morrisdale Clesrfeid county
respectfully sOlicits share of the public patron
age. No pains expense will be spared to rem
der guests comfortable. Charges moderate.
April 2. '62. GEORGE RICHARDS
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Cofee Essence and Dsndelion Coffee at the
store of WM IRWIN.
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NJILLIAM A WALLACE. Attorney at Law
w Clearfeld. Pa. Office adjoining his resi-
dence on Second street. Sept l.
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| J" ANTED. .---All Kinds of grain will be taken
" IN payment of debts due me for.which the
highest market prices will be given
Dec Ii, 1851 JAMES b GRAHAM
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EyLOUR.-Alo lot of good -four ON hand and for
sale at NERRELL l. BIGLERS.
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81 e 3. COOK. AUcsisxsw.

IlUBLIC SALE or BAGGAGE BOXES, &C.
On TUESDAY. september 9th, vt the auction
house Of b COOK & co, viii be sold the FOL.
lowing TRUNKG vkLISH6, CARPET BAGS,
&C. on account of lnxt freight. Trunk, check
33i5; do, check 3l75. and marked ). Il; l do,
with NO mark or check; do, check l6O; do, mark.
cd D. J. Lagwell; do, check 1t427: do, check
ls9 do, check 60i; do, check 20; l do. check
5,llY; 1 do check 20S; do J.. q H.. check $50; l
do, marked L n. M4sh. Yorktown, check o57; 10.
Laura Austin, chsck 20; do, g r. Davis. heck
l,575 DO, g. q. Little. 8. G.; de, check l5o Do,
cheek Ii; do. cheek 235: valpr, eheck 22(s l
&laek Cafpst Bag; 2 carpet nAgs; lsed Carpss Has.
carps. Bag, empty; black Csspet Bsgs NO MARI.
] Carpet Bss, cheek l.55s: | Carpet na8 hey h
lock, no marx; do, marked Evsu Shabby; Dc
% mark; hinck do, DO mark; sed Qasp<t eat
check io2 small red do lemAll -, - leokl :
empty de NJ black Carpet Dags, - unaski
I'd Valise; valise cheNk l3 Ira Vnllse. uaAFked
J. 3. RobsFts par Asddis NaeE l psif smpA1 -;
4pale a, enpty AZ Hcsss Collars ~ bale c.
to; 9hade Maew; 10xs m1rhe4 u ~ NcesA,
enl nAny olkss he1es Ard taek1Q - ~ o41aeFpea
q nsnstsu. uuu1skea an1 ruellIne6 ~ q ~
8 - Will - - lphaisay. g ~ ltlesss
ss1-sl1 90 1riehs Aelse i r. q ~
WHoist ssg.s g = |1p 2 2 ;;I' :; : :!
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By REDWOOD 4 KEACH, ASesteSsrs,
l54 Main street.

II ARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF THI
Il RNTIRE STOCK OF GOODS FROM 1
1IORE ERELINQUISHING BUSIN ESS IN ORTIZ
CAROLINA -0n MONDAY, ths LIST September
commencing at 10 O'Clock, at our store, We VIII sei
as above naming in part
DRY GOODS
Fancy and Irish Linens
Lawns, BersGes. Robes. Swisses,
Dress Silks, black and colcred,
Satins, Velveis, Laces,
Hsndkeschiefs Lace Collars,
Edyings, &c, sc.
TAILORS' GOODS
Cloths Cassimeres. Vestlngs,
Neck Ties, Collars, Butsona
Cord Bindings, 60
CLOTHING
Fine BLACK Cloth Goats.
Black Alpaca and Drsp dEte Coats,
Linen ani Marseiiies Coats,
Silk and Cashmere Vests,
M8rsellss and BomhaZine Vests.
MILLINERY GOODS
RibbonE, Head Dresses. Straw Hats,
Silk and Lsghorn Ha.s.
BOOTS AND SHOES
Mems Calf Boots,
Ladss and Misses Cloth Gaitsrs
Misses Morocco B3ots,s
Boys and Misses Kip shoes, &C.
Hardware, Hosiery, Gloves.
Fancy Goods. Trimmings.
Stationery, Medicines sc.
TERNs.-Cash on delivery.
REDWOOD & KEaCu,
suo Auctieneeys.
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By JAS. d. Taylor + son. AAcs.ame,..

INRaMED B0uSE AND LOT ON ORLEANS
STREET, pOkT MAYO, AT AUCTION.
We viii seA upon the preiniaes, en- THURSDAY,
the 9Th day OF September, commencing az o'clock
Pm a very desirable framed RESIDENCE, 10
Gated on Orleans street, between tho Williamsburg
road and Osborne turnpike. 1t contains seven
gnod rooms, kitchen carriage house, stable, and
other out buildings, together with weirof excel
lent water. IL IL in good order, and insured for
81 900 per annar,. TIE lot fronts 80 feet and runs
back 100 .eet.
TEkMs-WII be liberal and made known on day
Of sale. JA6 NJ. TAYLOR &, SON,
auN Auetionesra
MISERABLE FRAMED TENEMENT ON DU.
IL VAL STREET opposite to Duval street
Church, AT AUCTIoN.-We will soil, upon the
premises, on WEDNESDAY. the Sd day Of Sep.
tenber, commencing at 81 O'Clock p. NJ q very de-
sirable Framed House and Lot located en- the south
side of Duva street. nearly opposite TO Duval street
Church. It contains four good reoms and adapted
for small sized family. The lot Il OF the usual
size.
TEsas-One-third cash; the balance at 4 and 8
mouths. for negotiable notes, with interest added,
and secured By trust deed.
al % JAS hL TAYLOR & SON, Auc;s.
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF 30 ACRES
IA OF LAND, IN THE COUNTY OF HENRI
MOND, ON THE WILLIAMSBURG STAGE
ROAD, ONE HALF MILE FROM THR YORK
RIVER RAILROAD. AT AUCTION.-t will sell,
upon the premises, on FRIDAY, the 5th day Of
september, commencing III II clUc2 A A., txc
Farm of the late James W. Sns "A, decd. contain.
Ing about 220 aeres and distaQs from Richmond
about nine miles, and from tfp Xurk River Rail-
road less than half mile. 100 te 90 acres Of the
land are clear ed, end upon which crop Of wheat
and winter oats have been sredet. he remainder is
well wooded, adjoining the .ands Of Geo, 80 n
Savage, Esq, Williamson Allen, decd. Dr.. Ander.
son, and others.. The improvements consist OF .
dwelling. house. with Ave rooms. basn stable lee
house. and the usual outbuldings.
TERMs -One- third cash !; the balance as and Is
months. for negotiable notes, interest added, and
secured by . trust deed
GEORGE D. PLKASANTG,
Admir- Of James W. Bnead, decd,
Sale conducted by Jas. d. TAYLOR 4 Sos, Aucta
An n
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VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
v EURNIfUnE FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on MON DAY Y morning, September lst
commencing at 10 O'clock at the rejdepce of p.
w. Grubbs. Esq, on Second. between Nsin and
Cary strsets all of his HOUSEHOLD and al rcu.
EN- FuRNITUkE, consisting In part of Plush Tets
Tetes and Chairs, tvery hnc Card aud Centre
Wond-sea. Chairs, Wardrobes. Bureaus, Wash.
stands Bedstesds. Feather Beos Hair aud Shack
Mattresses. Mating, sidstoard, China and Glass.
ware, Coffee Urn, Cooking Stove, SC
TEams-Cash. ThUa w. KEESEE.
an - Auctionssr
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HOUSE or representatives..
FRIDAY, August 20, 1862
,ba Honss mat af 10 o'clock PRAYER By RnmLa

The House mst ct u o'clock. Prayer By Rs4(
DIR 6EELEf.
Mr. CAAMBLrss. Of Va, moved suspension Of
the rule requiring call Of the States. with view
to take up the following bill "An act authorizing
the discharge OF private soldiers under years ii
age and pl lohib!ting the enlistment Of 'uch per
sons. Th's bill provides tha. any private solder
Of the Provisional army, who u under the age oi
eighteen years. shal be- entitled 70 discharge from
ali military service while he Is under srch sge, on
the application of himself his parents. guardian
next Of kim to tho Colonel of the regiment TO which
such private sder belongs, sustaiLed by proof sat
aactory to said Colonel Of the ago Of said private
soldier and that hereafter no perso6 under said
age shall be allowed TO enlist In the military services
Of the Confsdsrste Staten"
Mr.. MILES. Of 8. G moved TO amt nd BY striking
out the word Colonel" and inserting the words
"Commandsr Of regiment, tsttatOn, legion, OF
Independent company" This amendment wal
Mr. srsaLRroN, Of N;sa, submitted the follow
ing a. . proyiso to the Hrst section OF the bill
Provided however that the provisions Of this ac'
shall not apply to persons under eighteen years
who have been accepted a. substitutes."
Mr..CaILTos, sf Ala. submitted 9 substitute fol
Mr. Einelctons proviso.
NJ. BRUCE, Of Ky, moved to lay the bill and
amendments upon the table. and on this motion The
syes and noes zwere called; and the vote being
taken, the motion was rejected By the following
vote Ayes 81, noes 81.
Mr. CuKRY. Of Ala called the pr vious question
bat the call was not Sustalned
Mr. GARNETr then called the ques lon on ths
substitute Of Mr.. CHlLTo.; which cal being sus
loving result: Ayss 33 noesl9 % the substituss
~ question then rscurrel upon the prosiso of
fsesA by Nr GJH0LEToN, and II was adopted
~: KEsAH. Of Ga, moved e rssonssdsr 'ne VOC
bat the notion Was not agfe0d 70.
Ar HElsKELLs Of Tenn, offered the following
amsndmsns - the lst section Of The BILL 70 come u
before The provise Of nr Singleton But NO mino'
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A SLIGHT brush AT CITY POINT.

On Wednesday nigh: the eneny's snnbosts in
james river landed some two or three bsrses, tlled
With men. ., City Poin. They were no. disturbed
until Thursdsy morning. when our Pickeis nred
on the group, and some two or three were seen to
ISL The whole party speedily sesmpered TO the
barses aud pallsd of for the gunboats. One Of
lie boats then dropped down the river. took posi-
tion and bonbarded the Point for some half hour
or more No damage whs:ever WAS done to ctr
nsr. bu; /. is though; the riasd piece With which
ve replied from shore sent aoss than ons shot into
,he bIrarcal craft
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Ry R. C4UTHoR.v, Axcstoneu.

~ RoCERlES AT AUCTioN.-On MONDAY,
" iss September, at 10 O'clock, at my store,
VIII sell ut auction, on account OF whom it may
co,4Gern. the following: coo pieces Bacon; S hhds
Bacon, somewhat damaged; barrels Lard Uil, %
barrels Flcu,; 10 boxes Soap; <3 boxes Tobacco.
Also, ic' of Crockery Ware, D-cSnters, Cigars,
/ Co. king stove Beds,eads, Mattresses, Wardrobe,
Bedding, Chair., Washstand, Carpet, &c.
au29 r. CAUTHOkN, Auct'r
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ArpAIRs AT CUMBERLAND GAP.

letter from Morristown. Esst Tennessee ,tates
,hs, the Federsls have been driven back n the
Gap, and are now entirely surrounded; ths .orces
Of Gen Smith, which crossed the mountain Il Big
Creek Gap over q week since have gain the
res, Of Gen Morgan's army. At Barbnufsvine our
forces captured $50 wagons loaded with provbionsl
Tie writer says he has information that OIL! orces
we're In line Of battle Immediately in front Il the
TAP sad that q courier was hourly expectsd 10
t,r;r /, things Of eapifuaton.
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Tsx Rsces4 Post. Office Robbsry-Tbs arress Of A..
2. Martin. of Tuseaioosa, Ala. member Of the
Wellington Artillery. for stealing letters from the
Pos.Offce here, was noticed yesternsy He was
traced By clerk In the Post Office, who handed
him over to the police e. had gone to the Post.
ofioe at an early hour on fhursday morning aud
allsd his pockets with letters While returning to
The sposswn,d Hotel, where he stopped ne met one
n the Post-0M,e q clerks with whom he
wa acquainted. who noticed tho letters pro-
r ding from under his clothing. After leav-
Ing him the clerk hastened down 10 the office,
and examining several boxes. missed the
oontsnts which had been placed there the night be
fore He Immediately hurried up to Martins room
y the spstsvood Hotel and knocked for admission
but was told TO wait . moment Looking under the
door, be discovered Martin busy engaged stufang
tie letters in . drawer. He then procured police
nan, who returned with him Upon being charged
with the theft. Martin confessed Ii, and throwing
himself on the bed, burst into tears. He sas then
taken into custody. II was the Post. Once clerk
who nade the discovery of the theft, and not de.
,setve," a. stated before.
A Usxsaa. SigM-At the Post. Office, lsst night,
% unusuM night wa witrsssed-nothing less than
A L. mail bag packed with Yankee letters,
seieh vas captured on the Rspp.hannoek lines--
TIE letters are Of Late date. One fom 0eneeee
county, l.. dated he 18th inst, says that county
nas raised nine companies under The last cali, and
hat when the Government gets in earnest the 70
osl!on will be put down and traitors hung" A
Letter from Q soldier ct Battle Greek, Tenn, Aug
s:h, says: I'VE have Ill the army here that was at
Co nth. and 200 Geld iecea More infantry IL ex-
Ssctsd In . few days" letter dated Lincoln
rosaty. No.. Aug. 18th. from . son to his father.
says the draft BY the U. 3. Government was very
inladcious - Davis viii get six men to Lin
coln's one" He sdds that he would rather
s-s indians than Yederals in Missouri, for
.asy could not stsA or murder more -
Dr.. Ben Todd, according to this Eater. was taken
eas Of bsd BY the Federal troops on {: 18th and
sho. dead. 1t adds that he was Southern man,
bat had taken shs oatl and was staying at home,
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BY THOS. " KEESEE, A0c:ionser,
iOf1cs corner 18th and Cary sts
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q .Ast .rtis AfrkNInlN OF MAkyLAND-
IL ERS The Magruaer Lsshs ,Arriiisry. Gsps.
i. Jeff Page, having ausho.fy to receive Another
gun, desire to rec,nit twenty good men ftsm ny
own StAts TO take charge of II. This company,
a..er having served for the past 6vc nacshs "a tas
Paniusnia, las rec ntiy heen marched HorsAw1rd
aud nov rjeicss in the hope Of being amoht De
flrs, 20 witness the diseathraliment Of Rxyl1na.-
earnestly appeal 10 tAoss 70 jein me who 0ealse
inss,,e diAte Srt;ve service. " ssS & 4
Fifty dollars hnunsy and tTansp sriaticu sean1p
FURNISHES in RIchmond The company havp ax1sa
unifprrns on hand Application may - made -
Lieuf 3. y, Massey, Vt RagiAnd q Bsos1, eeSnR
OF 9Th and Man streets ~ -
JOHN DoNN1IL eMIrH,
an s7--Sf& Or 3a!sirscve Nd lss Istsok
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TAXI HOftOI II Vii hano boUAp Da1Exo
q a. II end AE II eYerY ~, 81 ~ 49,
iandsu are iesitsa - iein J ~ 1zilt
/ - 1t-l0ts ssg s &; s. (.
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MILrfARx NOrzDn
CAMP D1scfpLInnk "A N0ynR q. H.l'
ARDRR No s. IS r sssSs'-sS

S0h&<AA AAN4 s EV9g4 = ~
CAMP DBcrpLIn1k aANovHR Q. n
gEADo'Rs ieE1kcAvs aug IN,
officers absent from this commands fspQ NAat.
ever esuse, will report to camp forthwith
p ~ e:ss- s 81 Col LusIu; 1su nirsCc1 1Ssa go
4 TfENTT0N SECOND CLASS TIi43r-
IA Company will call TODAYl q r. =. D.
pnys Drug Store, on Broad, bstwesn lsh azd ssh
'':; .a 8 sols. tsss's' 'Atr 'e nurur, L. cs..
CECnND CLASS MILITfA.-The ms05sl7of
pay roli viii call at my store by II o'clock THIS
DAY and do SO, 81 the Paymaster lsaves ths city
in day or :wo.
au 30-N& GRO W. GRETTEA
TNo MARYLANDERs Il an anthorised q raise
i company for the Maryland Line. Citissns
Of Maryland desiring to eRtsr the service. are n.
vited to join. Iean be found at the 0spsral n.
cruiiiug Once. Maynard Line, corner of l2th md
Main alta. CAMPBELL WHITE PINkNBY.
q TTENTION, CO0PAaY "T" l0fH 110,f
IA or CAVALRY --AH members beiougjne 70
this COMPANY whose frrioushs have expired win
report to the company al Hanover Court House m
mediasely, else they win be gat ihed ~ desertsrA
J. HENgY DkTTOR,
al se--3t* Captain comnxndlns
TINHR UNDERSIGNED ia ruisi0s Z cainpasy 81
i Infantry for the Maeyiand Line .Th0ss wi~h.
ing t. Join will apply ~ the Palmetto Hou~e 12sA
street. or M. Law building. FfAnklin stfeet
an a5-3ts W. W0oDvlLI8s II.
NOTICE-An members absert from my sam-
~ psny without leave will report Themselves
Immediately else they will be reported ~ dseess-
ers BY order of Col. Parker.
4. BARhErT rapt Co @
au 26-tlDSE S0sh ReR,t n. 6 e.
RRAD0'KN JAUKYON CT AnD.
Ki0hmood. AHg ~. 1874
CPECIAL NOTIrE--Al members Of comysny
- u, 59th Reg't Va Vols. (JACK1un 0UARDJ
whether para!s or not, are urdsred 70 rVplss at
headquarters on or before Monday next, the As Of
September, or be treated destrters
HlRAM n ulCKfNa0N