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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-08-05

CANNON AND RAIN.-Professor Hen.
~, of the Smithsonian Institute, 10 speak
ing Of the droughts and of the rain which
fell week ago, says:
"The idea he's frequently been advan-
'ed that drought may be interrupted by
the firing Of cannon, but little. reflection
will convince US that neither the combus-
ton of gunpowder nor the agitation of the
air by discharge of cannon can furnish
the moisture necessary for the production
of rain. If, however, the air is surcbarged
with moisture, and the atmosphere in the
unstable condition which Immediately pre-
cedes rain, then violent commotion or
an upward current of air produced by a
large fire may bring on rain which might,
in some rare instances, not otherwise have
fallen. In the case of the drought which
we have had for the last six weeks, there
was not sufficient moisture in the atmos-
phere to produce rain. Even on Satur-
day aud Sunday morning the air was re-
markably dry, and therefore the moisture
from which the rain Of Sunday night was
precipitated, must have been waited from
distance by the northeast wind which
commenced blowing from that direction
about 8 o'clock on Sunday morning"
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BAucH's RAw-BoNE PuosPHATE.--We desire
10 call the special attention of our readers to the
advertisement in another column, of "Baugh's
Raw-bone Phosphate" which is sold by Mr.
Dugdale, the agent in Baltimore, and .by his
agents throughout the State. Since the high
price of Peruvian Guano has put it out of the
reach of farmers generally, the attention of the
agricultural community has been turned to ONE
of the Fertilizers most prominent before the pub
lie, in order to find less expensive and equally
efficient substitute.
'Baugh's Raw-Bone Phospha to-" the article
alluded to, can be safely recommended to all
who desire Fertilizer sufficiently active to for
ward the growth OF the crop, and permanent
enough to insure heavy yield of grain, as we'll
ms 10 leave in the soil sufficient quantity of
ferilizng material for the growth of future crops
We therefore recommend those of the commune
ty who have not used this popular fertilizer, to
give it trial. as to those who have used it,
this hint will be unnecessary.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the SUBJ
scriber has obtained from the Register OF
Wills of Hartford county, Nd, Letters of Admin.
tration on the personal estate of
CHARLES COOLEY,
late of Hartford County, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
fed to exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers
thereof on or before the
2sM day Of July, 1865,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are request.
ed to make immediate payment.
, Given under my hand and seal this 2sth day
of July, 1864.
CORNELIA COOLEY,
aus ADMINISTRATIVE.
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WAR NEWS.

The latest intelligence from the army of the
Potomac indicates that the assault on the enc
my Notifications in front of Petersburg, on Sat-
urday last, was not n successful one. The As
ISOLATED Press correspondent furnishes particu-
lars Of it, and states that after the explosion of
the mine under the enemy's fort and fire had
been opened by the Federal batteries along the
entire line, the charge was made by the ninth
corps, and the fort with part Of the enemy 8
lines were carried, but owing to the fact that
they were commanded by an inner line of works,
the Union forces were compelled to abandon the
ground gained. The colored division on being
pushed forward 10 carry the crest of the hill,
which it said would have decided the contest of
The day, on reaching the first line were met with
CALLING fire, and the greater part of their Off
GERS being killed or wounded, they became de-
moralized and fell back to the rear in disorder.
The losses on both sides were considerable, esti-
mated from four to five thousand. The number
of prisoners captured from the enemy was 252
the highest rank among them being captain
The lines Of the two armies are said to be about
the same as before the battle, and picket firing
has been constantly kept up since its termina-
ton. Two flags of truce sent in on Sunday, for
the purpose of removing the remainder of the
wounded, were refused by the enemy, no reason
being given; but the latest despatch, dated at 7
O'Clock on Monday, Says flag of truce was pre-
vailing, and the dead were being buried and the
wounded brougt@off.
The latest advices from Pennsylvania represent
that the rebels were retreating in the direction of
Hancock, with General Averil in pursuit.
Trains are running regularly between Harrisburg
and Hagerstown, and the excitement seems to
have considerably subsidized. The entire force
which entered and burned Chambersburg is now
said to have consisted Of only two hundred and
eight men.
A telegram from Washington says that small
party of raiders entered Montgomery county,
Nd, and proceeded rs far as Gaithersville, near
Rockville, but whether they inflicted any dam
age was not known. They are said to have un-
doubtedly recrossed the Potomac.
The conservatives in North Carolina are re-
ported to have been defeated. Vance is re -elect-
cd Governor.
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NOTICE..

PROPOSALS for the building of Ca
tholic CHURCH, near the town of
Abingdon, will be received until the 10th
day of AUGUST. Said Church to he
65x42 feet; foundation to be Of stone !;
above ground of brick, and to be roof'd
with slate. For Plan, &c., apply to E.
FAXON, Charles street, near Lexington,
Baltimore.
Proposals to be made to WE. PAN
NELL, PerrymansviIle, Hartford Co., Md.
aus
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

T'HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the SUBJ
l. scrbers have obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Nd, Letters of Admin
traton on the personal estate of
J. SIDNEY HALL,
late of Hartford County, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
fed to exhibit the same, with the legal vouchers
thereof on or beford khe
26m ddy Of July, 1865,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this 26th day
of July, 1864.
ANDREW HALL,
aus Executor.
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it would be righteous to cherish in view of
the recent abuse of the confidence reposcd
by the people in their civil rulers. We
speak simply as to wise men. Let wise
men judge what We say, aud we abide
their verdict, in the full assurance that
they will pronounce us to have spoken
words of truth and soberuess 10 day
When patcring aud lcvity, whether in Of
Gee or out Of office, are certainly out of
place.
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FAIR AND FESTIVAL

A FAIR g. FESTIVAL for the benefit of
N ST. Ignatins Church, will be held in the
Grove at the Church, on WEDNESDAY
and THURSDAY, the 10Th and 18th of
August, 1864.
DINNER and SUPPER will he provi-
ded each day and FANCY ARTICLES
CONFECTIONERY will be offered for
sale. jy22
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RAILROAD STRIKE.-Saratoga,a Au-
gust 2d.-The strike on the Adirondack
Company's Railroad is more formidable
than first anticipated. The rioters, about
eight hundred strong, are driving the Ger
man laborers from their work. Several
arrests have been made.
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FAIR AND FEsTIvAL.-The ladies connected
with St. ignatius Church, near the Hickory, will
hold Fair and Festival on Wednesday and
Thursday, the 10th and i It'll inst, in the Grove
near the church. Dinner and supper will be
provided each day on the. grounds, and fancy
articles and confectionery offered for sale. The
proceeds are for the benefit of the Church.
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Proceedings of the Circuit Court for Har-
ford County.
AUGUST TERN.


The August term of the Circuit Court
for Hartford county commenced on Mon
day last-Hop. John III. Price on the
bench; VIM. H. Dallam, Esq, Clerk
William Galloway, Esq prosecuting, and
Isaac Amos, Sheriff.
The following gentlemen comprise the
Grand and Petit Juries:
GRAND JURY.
Joseph G. Parker, Foreman.
Amos Hughes, VIM c. Haviland,
john q. CtaFshee, Richard L. Webster,
John II olingsworth, Joseph Price.
John Il. McComas, Barnet J. Clark,
Henry II. Falkner, Edward Timmons,
James Nelson, james +. Gibson,
Aqulla Davis, John B. Bowman.
James Barton, Hamilton Lafevre,
George w. Hopkins, John Delcamp,
Jesse Rlston, Lytle Holloway
jacob HlIdt, Joseph E. Robinson.
PETIT JURY.
Samuel G. Scarf, James Silver.
William Morris, Thomas Sadier.
John Ii. Grafton, Richard B. Mccoy.
Amos Day, Samuel NJ Whiteford,
aorahani Coc, Alexander Heaps,
: Robert Galley, Roger STREET.,
Parker H. Lee, Thomas G.. Hopbins.
John I. Gorrell, Jas. G. Worthington,
Samuel Stubbins, Parker Bernard,
John r. Done, Aquilla Bailey,
Mordecai Barnes, George r. Keny,
Benjamin Pritchard, Bue. J. Smith.
George Tillinger
Ga motion Of Stevenson Archer, Esq
MIR. II. Burns Duvall was examined and
admitted to practice at the bar of this
Court.
On motion Of Henry Farnand;s, ESQ.,,
Mr.. A. Preston Gilbert was also examined
and Admitted to practice at this bar,
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To Correspondents.

All communications for, publication must be accom-
panied with the real name OF The author, aiten
lion will he paid 10 them. The real OF the auiho
viii hot b. published unless desired, but we cannot
consent 10 Insert communications unless we know the
writ,r.
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ny-The ssAIgs'' has a more extended circulation
among the Intelligent farmers and business meu Of
Hartford. than aly other PAPER in the county. No
Lock Hos itan other obscene sc Lottery" adver-
tisemenis viii appear in our columns at any price,
large number OF subscribers pay for their paper in I'D
vance, and consequently the cliss advertisers dc
sire 10 reach.
attention Of respectable and legitimate advertisers
Is dr ected 10 the above facts.
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DJ" Two hundred thousand acres of
land in Ireland have been permitted to
fall to waste and steriity the past year.
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COAL! COAL!

baltimore COMPANY'S COAL,
ID Of the various sizes, and the hest
BLACKSMITH'S COAL, for sale as low
as it can be had in Hartford county, and
DELIVERED at low rates, if required.
R: |. JACKSON,
% Deer Creek Landing.
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BIBB & co.
Baltimore Stove House,
No. 80 LIGHT STREET,
BAIHINrDRB.
Houseksepers, Look to your Interest
8AERtNrDRB.

DlBB s. co. are now prepared to pre-
ID sent greater attractions and induce
ments than this establishment ever before
offered, basing the assertion upon the fol-
lowing facts
ls.. The variety, beauty and excellence
of our patterns.
I'd. The unsurpassed finish of our cast
ings.
Sd. The thorough manner which every
Stove is mounted.
4th. The quality of the material used
in the stoves construction.
5lh. Our determination to recommend
nothing we sell but what IS good.
9th. The cheapness OF our goods COM
pared with their quality.
9TH. Our readiness to attend to small
orders with the characteristic faithlulness
we bestow upon larger ones. au5
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In the matter of the Insol In III, li!,l,,. o'tt
vency ofHenry Griffin. for Haiiold cr':'. :.
THE petitioner in this case having failed
/ to appear according to the original
notice, it is therefore, this I'd day OF Au-
gust, 1864, ordered by the Court that the
said petitioner appear in the Circuit Court
for Hartford County, on the Cd Monday in
November next, to answer such interroga-
tories or allegations as his creditors, en-
dorsers or sureties may propose or allege
against him; and that the petitioner give
notice, of the day so fixed for his appear
ance, by publication of copy of this or
der in some newspaper printed in Har-
ford county, once in each of three success
sive weeks two months before the said
Cd Monday in November next.
JOHN II. PRICE,
True Copy, Test,
VIM. H. DALLAM, Clerk.
au5
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WANTED.

A BOY from II to 30 years of age, to
II whom the highest wages will be paid.
Apply a, this office, or to
DR J. w. S. NORRIS,
my2l Wood ide, nc.r Thomas Ran.
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IXTANTED-Everv week, 8 pounds of
w good fresh BUTTER, in prints, for
which the highest market price will be
paid on delivery. Enquire at this office.
The New York herald., 1864-11-01
The NORTH SIDE.
BITLER:s HEsnQUsRTERs.

Mr. wiuinsn IL. ,MsEriasa's Des patch. +
atr ga IL rns1 or Ri,AMosD, Oct 80, lst4.
s,IuAIoy
remsins wholly unchanged since last evening. Nothing
transpred yesterday any moment save, Perhaps the
movement Of Amcs division out 20 tte vicinity Of the
As: Hense the parbytovu road for tbe purpose of
repei!pe rumofed attack Vi tho rebels which not
made, either ., that or any other pcint.
GENERAL y. c. IriiO~. q. =. ..
Yesterday aftorroon Intelligence reached here froa
Washington Of the promotion cf Major b. e. iuds6 81
Major General ButleI's stan. 10 the rana of brgadier
general BY brcvet. General Ludlow ID n tive Obio,
ard carly entered the eervice Ia tbs Potonrc Last
spriog he ordered 10 duty With Geperal Builer ana
early Ia the assigned By that oiccr 10 tnc
comm aud " the Cre States forces stationed Dutch
Car the James fivor and charged win tho oyc.va
tcn of the fsiret csnsL General Ludlow is now wei
progressed Ia this mIoraptwork, and may be truly said
70 have his lronc cion merit aoDs. A. wr,te
ths sneuy are desiieg cut q heavy IRE on tue GAP.
.HsE tr tf Is
continues 6re, aud the spirits Of both armies unccm-
nlonly jubilant.
The New York herald., 1864-11-01
TIE TENTH CORPS.
Mr.. Ju mes ID. Xar1eii's Despnseh.
Hrsp2u ,niErs, TENN ARMY CoRrs,S
lssg RGHs0So, OCT. "a, 1884. !

HrAp2r .piEfs. TENN ARMY CoRts,
lssfoag Ric asoSo, Oct. "a, 1884. J
TnIs ccrs has la wca'sd qeiuds since cue
movement OF the 2.ih.
xsATfoS o-r'CERs.
Cu Curtis c,r,nacd..g tbs First brigade, second d'y.
sion had scyera vary escapes in the late battle
lie taken quite III Monday evening aud continued
rp 20 fhursdsy, AZ which Tina hs had sick leave IN
bic pocket hut wishing 20 p-rtlcrite In the days
gs.smons he Insisted. against The advice OF his friends
In leading his brigade, whis he sii. he four times
struck during nshtng ny she, and Knocked
down but, though hs e.,hcs were considerably tcra.
slrsags 70 say. he was not otherwise injured.
Captain r. s. Davis Adaiant Geacrai On Genera, fs.
tsrs stAn who also q rici bed tbs mcrn
ing or the 2Ith 1, which he hd bcsn mined for
time, and crtcred upon the discharge This duty In the
neic In the early part OF the dag ne brought 10
from the skrnsh Irs badly wcanced through the thigh
When being brout In be was met by ono OF hts brother
officers, 70 whom lie remeIked-'We they have dcnc
Tor me this ,e this makes the thirty fourth battle ana
ssirrlsh hae been engaged H. aud the hrst scratch
GALLANT PRIVATE
pr.-ste, and regiment failed 70 loarn,
unlicd captured -four prisoners from the Ninth Georgia
all Of them holding the raukcst scccsh opinions.
tcnix fseKEIs.
An attempt mas made Ills mcining by o snail forcc
of the enev 1, drive IL Cur ckcts near the JOHNSON
cavalry, brought up aud succeeded IN
driving the icbeis lack their position with toss
The kiim'sn lasted ba. shsr. tune, b1t vas sharr aud
who broke sud red. oar iose of1oer severely
wounded ard four prlvstes wounded.
rsr rFsrt Tfoors uvGtGfD oS TVS Soe1H siys
Two dcrrrters r'c our lircs this evening, who
repr; that Fields snd Hcle's. with portion q Bush
rcd Jonnscns, iiys:ons opposed TO Thursday.
rSsvs srssvrrnr.ivg rrrgrsrvRG.
They also "a. mat two brgsdss have since LETT our
front aud gone to Petersburg.
10 oil tDst could be wisled suncsnt rain having fallen
\ TO purify the stmcspbcre and lay the dust.
The New York herald., 1864-11-01
THE PRESS DEsPATcHEs.
Mr.. wm. -. sc ereger's Despats hes.
BsAnqrAEl xns, AKAy OF rux PoIonAc,

Mr.. WM. -. Mc0rcger's Despatshss.
BsAnqrAT xns, AMxr or rur rolonAo,l
oot 80, 1854 \
since the army returned 10 lie Old quarters on Friday
nothing o. inipcriapce hsA frsnspired. ...s s.sI
The rebel cavalry followed our sroops closely they
returned Lu were prevsnted from scisg any damage
Importance
The only captures they made ~ thr time were some
sgh. or ter smLarsccs whion had taken wrong drsc
tIou. but even thes. they could ucs get swsy. Tho
horses we're cut loose and or aud our men burued
the wagons. NkH@nr #rM #HE.
The rebel eavslry made yspsasi attempts 70 chrss,
but we're each time repulsed wita ltss
During the day the entire reached the positions
occupied By II previous 70 the movement bcsg made,
when The robots at orcs withdrew, aud they also re-
turacd soitheir former position.
cur losses viii reach about fifteen hundred far -
oaA te aseertained % present
The sscond corps. which did Cue mos OF the dsAtns,
lost ten onuers killed and thirty wounded. Thcy
sso lost seventy seven msn killed. tour n'0drea ans
@enty wounded and shout four hundred missing.
Ine run corrs lost about ore huuurod and tnlr'y
Tue niuth corps hst upwards Of hundred and hfy,
mnty pssonNine to tho coi0red division sss.NI l5L
lug cssuatcs IN tue cavairy division are net kuoWn
WecPey uut are 70 'ughS 70 bs abo ut two huDcred.
Many OF thufc ciasssd nissiuE will undoubtedly
return TO camp, ~ hs number cf srsggefa wac iargs,
sSd they ere conssAnty sQnne n.
The New York herald., 1864-11-01
TIE P9ST OFFICE MONEY ODER sysTga.
Tn. Law 10 os ,~.o .gse, To-day.

The LAW DO GO i1so Meet To-day.
LIST OF crFlUxs Aurit0siSaD 40 sssUa oEpsss-
IktoRAATiOH FOt TAR rEAfLE.
The preparations 10 inaagurs,e tho pe,t one.
money ordes sysiom having besn cor.Yt,ed. ths
systsm wil X raset TO d1y All money reg ured %
al orders from brsnch ess n, Tho verIous Gsairs VIII
b. drawn upoa the Postmaster Of this city. Mr.. Jnn
". Norton IN chsree OF tns moaey order de-
pmuaens In New York ard his .ag esps
ssence IN the mrsesn,iis suI bsufiue,, business
well a. mis- recent win The Dead Lei,er
department OF the Post 0ncs, render hts aspoasnsnt
bis present position pnbnc necessity yne hundred
and ave olc-s isys been ianaad fnoacy OF der
o,hces." Several otoer OFFICES In NissogT; and abss
states rebel raiders have rsaicrsdth exten
son Of The privilege hazsfd Us f ,he rgsselt M 10
aided TO the rt The unoa orcsx evo The
aecesssry security for the sale tssnas.Gaon a unds
through their respective osl,~s tpoEDs IL
pets ,st of tho oaiees eunarisSa salsaAAss trdors
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aiisitsry Anatrs.

Ft+L INkFkCfIVN Vv TIE MFItFIA.
ths Twoiy,sacvnd, Sirty.nrth and rwofih reg'Nsnss
Of the NatLops' Gcard had thor regular ta ,nsJecosS
yesterday. rhe T~eoy- sscona Regiment appeared -
spsc.os with the Jew 4. a,ssck known .iShoas'''
dinerr from she si knai sack ts DE- o. siasiSA
being carried by simple strap which posscs %
shol,2crg, svoldi1s the of breast ssrap outres
The rAr. for The ovsrceatSr- srrsGked IN such names
ihs ts wlacs Gao adust tb, blanket s sIuivaisrA
mis- ors while ths main strap y go crnnecteA -
tss bottom prevent pressure upon the arsevssQ
i,edrg to ths arm The Twens second rs the ars, 1t
our oily yesn6pts 70 sdor this knapsack. All the 70
slcenta Inspected looked rem rksNly veil ~ shav
ma, casA through our primo ipai Etrcets.
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sdaucod 70 show The right 10 return IN former
puoh uegoes az captured lren army. r.
" 'he question az hr co1ouseu ef irlsT have 20
site 10 All prisoners Of ~sr fslitlg irto my t3Cds
eaa receive the kIndess poasbs trasiness stet
WIN securing 'hem. unlss have gnod authority fc~
hesng AIRY number oi h9l1s tieztsd uthss.
wise then painful as I, may b ts me, sosli i3ale1
hse fos1mes on equal sorobcr of Uorlsasr2ts sy-
eopers.
Aopug tnat u may become nv duty % order
rftaistien "too any man held - pr.soasf OF war
have the honor 70 oe, very r,spor " your obedIsa
ssfvaDs. U. .. GRANT, Lisutansui o. 5s.L
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THE slSTn soHrs.
nr. Jss. g. Fisxp.sricG's Dsspa,ch.
--,>~--,-.~s-.-.--~>-~--~-~

nr. Jss. &. FitxpatricE's Osspatch.
NSIr ARMY Corr. Va, tlct. s0--A NJ.
Since sar rssarn 10 camp vsry little OF Interest has
rsnspcc Our men arc back n their old places me
touine s daily operations Ia was before the recent
mcys
Met rug Exnrrs Ws Hs
very Jabaat over the which attended their
sc'srcs Or the souibsids Railroad They greet our
oksss wnfrsqtut cheers asd to Judge ronltns demon
rssaicus " their camps, ses kind Of ccrgratustory
order mss been issued and read 10 then. as s
.Nff#.t vALrABiE lsvEsnoS.
Or. yox, OF the Eighth Michigan, and surgeon in charge
5 tire fvst division bosrs, has recently completed tho
tlAA OF very valuable coatrvanos for the rrcrsr Ion
Sf hospital food in the od Those who have vfsIEd IN
rny hospstaers aware OF the many di1cultiss ateud-
~ The preparation Of meals for the wounded. Dr. fox
n iANsine n bsrG able obvase great many OF these
~ shS usro1ucton Of cooking range on wheels so a.
that totus may be- prepared vita the least ros
oIsja delay and with very few assistants. ne ~ about
- rss ~ p4aas iste prsotcsl operation when sha be
Sustts1 70 spesk Aors fully u setsha
The New York herald., 1864-11-01

rsshe Postmaster I" - once.
The party 10 whom this csdss,sl UT1 4
made payable mlst slzn here bis
other .hsi..sa ssn,s sscs.s 70 'ns received ' a''se
nature win suffice. -.
Tboss orders are cns psysse the roein.s-r si ire
shorc Be cbtsil.d be,ocs the sxprsicr u ninety days
from the dsce Gf issue t.tH
,te paymert er claims sirsasy collected NO matter who
az yresent tbe order sra tie ocia forms he lauti
iatsd in any way shsTs may bs tiftcuiy N ootnsss
fse ss,swine us,rsuns are endorsed on the back Il
eseh order whh win enable PARTIES 70 proceed In the
fhs rssoipissn ihs oshe so. nus, ss signed tue
manner there doscribsd
whosver presents the srdsv fos paymen, must give
exact pie naiou the sul ina sddress Of shs
party who originally obtained b less such rsgly te
arm, whsn the name o. the rrm together with 10 sd-
When The rsyee u an rSes sessse the he PAID
70 ny q csss as and
ths reformation above required obtain payment Of tue
order who, upon reoslvns payment Ga" sisn his name
Psy 10 -~- - the snauns or ns wisbls escsr
Y.p.-rcre ,hsv one ssiofeemes. 10 prohibited oy
law sni vii suder inis order invalid and not psyaes
ihese rsga,.Ioss are issaasa g sss. payaps % s
rssssS sa,its' g PUBIC s essycr suel .in permit
..1sss ss %. nssi ps o. s II. no, be abs 70
xny further csIa sheIeias me public are insrs''se
II ssIs A.. means 10 prevent the lore Of money
order. !. .
Ssvss 10 seue the order tie ssTne lser with Inc
lpf3rmasrn reanirsd on payment thereof
d 10 ne osr-fu, taxing ont Money order, 70 state
oareu,y tue Christian name % vel a. toe eutGsue o
the pessor IN wnJte favus II 10 to be drawn.
l. 70 see that the nsms and address Of the perscc
taxing cut the meney ordor correctly made known
tho pcraoD IN whose favor 70 In drawn.
E5eect Of tksse INSTRUCTIONS VIII risk ts lcss 81 the
sonsy tssdes leading 10 delay and trouble 10 cbtsiurg
payment.
dem an nded on the day OF its issae.
Tho party scndisg money order 10 friend viii siVe
Ist,cf % tho Postmaster 10 whom u drawn, ID De
forwarded TO the o1cs whsre " Payst.s Tho letter
will contain the full snd Residence of the p.yes
that IT, the person whom tho ordar IN msde psyase
and " tbs reWtcr besides any cther nfornasou that
may be deemed dcalsshe 70 send -
ssns defects may ~ discovsxei IN tho systsm. whes
viii be rseded fro time 20 time ss they may appear
No money viii he received fof these crdors sa.op
rnied states notes, ssiss of the natonh "s's' "
! unites states eoin,