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movement brought on hot firing, and It was
evident that an engagement was near at
hand. At this time our force on the field
consisted Of the 7th New Hampshire, the
1th Connecticut the Independent battalion
Of Massachusetts cavalry, the 10th Massa-
Safes colorcd, Elders battery Of four md
Hamilton's of six pieces. The remainder of
the column was halted On the road. While
our men were at work on the right, Col,
Henry, In person, went over to the left to
reconnoitre, and much to his astonishment
discovered that the enemy's right Tapped on
our left. This was reported to Gen. sey-
mour, who Immediately gave orders for the
advance troops and batteries to come into
position. The enemy watched the move
ments With an eager eye. and the moment
Hamilton commenced unlimbering his pieces
his battery was subjected to CALLING lire Of
musketrJ. A number Of men and several
horses were shot before he could get ready
to fire one round. The fact that the enemy
had force fur superior in point of numbers
to to our own was now beyond all dispute.
The firing becane heavier and more destruc-
uye as each moment adranced. The railroad
as It nears 0lustee takes bend, and behind
this bend the rebels had taken their position.
In the woods at the rear were their support
ers and reserves. We had not moment to
lose; Our men were within one hundred
yards Of the enemy, and the enly thing that
could be done was to fight. TO retreat ut
that time was impossible, for the road was
filed With troops coming up, and the woods
on either eide would not admit Of passage On
the flank. By dint Of effort, Captain Lang
don succeeded in getting Lis four guns In
battery on the extreme left. but not until he
had lost I've or six men and the same number
Of horses. It must be borne in mind our
batteries we're within one hundred yards Of
the enemy's front This short distance rem
dered 1t very easy task for the rebels to pick
off man OF horse at every discharge of
their rifles. At the commencement Of the
fight, the sth United States ca1ored troops
were supporting Hamilton's Battery, but
when their assistance wns really indispensa-
be, By some strange order they filed to the
right in rear Of the battery, for the purpose
Of joining their right on Tie left Of the 7th
Connecticut At that particular time the
movement was decidedly m error, for by car
rying It out it left Hainilton's battery m
supported. In an attempt to inilade the
enemy on bis right, Hamilton moved forward
four pieces; but before he got into position,
the rebels on that portion Of their line had
concentrated all their fire upon him and the.
9Th o. s., who had asaln come up to his sup
port, In twenty ninutea time, Hamilton
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-23

Ihave visited the tree twice. measured II
myself and got information concerning IL
of Nrs. Wiley, who was member ol Mrs.
Oxletree's family, the latter lady being yet
living about three hundred yards from the
tree. ANY person wishing % see the tree
will ind it about one half mile east OF III
cennes station on the railroad running
nom Terre Haute to Lafayette
The tree Is about eighty years old has
ing been set by Mrs. Oxletree alter using
il as n riding switch in q ride from Ni0cenn
es. She stuck it in the ground IA The cor
ner OF the lot and from il has grown this
enormous tree. AZ measured It, 1 found
u to be IL feet 10 inches in circumference
IA Inches above the ground Trunk only
. feet. Height about 90 feet Area OF the
top "a feet in circumference. The tree
bears heavy crop every other year the
intervening year about half crop
II stands in an open field on a north elr-
vation. The soil is light clay mixed with
sand. Mrs. W. told me that over OLE hun
drsd and thirty bushels OF fruit hat been
measured from il in single season H.,
tree came into bearing the fifteenth year
but with me the gratis have iruitel ga hVe
years. Like the DIX pear II IS almost thorn
less. Il is remarkable that no blight o.
anv kind tOuche. it-neithcr doe t Hpr"u'
rom the root
The roots are exposed above the surface
Of the groud like the Beech. II has beer
On the decline about ten years, ana seem
lngly cannot last more team ten more; bu
With care might have lived % years longer
would sooner part with the Bartlett thar
With thir variety. The fruit is OF the medi
Rm quality. It's undoubtedly French va
risty. Every man should have trees OF TIN
varisty.-B. Slceet, is Prai'ie F,Omer
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-23

AHOvEL CHURS.-A whirlwind churn Is
sow on exhibition in Vermont, and attracts
much attention from dairy men. lis dis
fnguished peculiarities are, a "dasher-
whose arms. arranged spirally around the
axes, work the cream or milk in one diree-
don, and q simple apparatus 10y which
surrsnt Of fresh air is constantly forced IN
an opposite direction through the cream
while so worked. The dasher breaks the
butter globules or sacs, and the fresh air
n once stifens their contents, and tie but
bsr Is Immediately made. On actual tests
this ehurn has made good butter from cream
IN ons minute aud a hall Of churning, and
fsom sweet milk in from four to five min
utss. When the butter is made from the
milk directly, the milk remaining, 1t IS
claimed, may be again used for the manu-
Aeture Of cheese, giving two products from
ne same milk.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-23

A PROFITABLE TREE.-A friend OF the
Department has Just placed on the eNhibi-
don shelf q handful Of chestnuts from
Tree trsnsplanted into the garden OF Mr.;
jackson Riley, Of Tanallytown, a small
nlacs about five miles from this city. The
nee bore this season three bushels Of fruit
which sold for ten dollars bushel In the
Washington market. The nuts are Of re
narkabls size aud richness, ana are shown
rs samples OF what may be done by giving
a little attention 10 the cultivation Ofeven a
common nut-bearing tree. Chestnuts, like
fuit, are improved by grating and culture,
and, requiring but little care when fairly on
he road to bearing, may DO considered
quite profitable crop at the above rate.
very early in the season they bring even Q
higher price, as those first on the stand are
Usually sold at 20 and 25 cents pint
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-23

lansing June . 1854
The above sale is her
lav. the 10th day ~ Au
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-23

- William Writ once wrote to ms
daughter: Il want 10 tell you secret
nsway to make yourself pleasing to others
IS 70 show that you care for them The
whole world is like the Miller OF Mansfield,
Who cared for nObody-nO. not he-because
nobody cared for him. Aud the whole
world Will serve yCu 80. il you give them
the same cause. Let every one see that
YOU do care for them, by showing what
sTERNE so happily calls the small sweet
eourtesies Of life; these cOurtesies in which
there is no parade, whose voice is too still
10 tease, which manifest themselves by ten
der and afectiOnate looks. and little kind
aets OF attention, giving others the prefer
ence In every little enjoyment AZ the table,
in the field, walking, sitting or standing.
This 10 the spirit that gives TO your time OF
lie, and your sex, its sweetest charm. II
constitutes the sum total OF the witchcratl
efwomaD.'
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-23

~ A farmer who has sous viii find q
workshop no small aid in educating them
Skill in the use Of tools is q most enviable
and profitable accomplishment. and one
that nearly all boys delight in acquiring
Improperly instructed they will take pride
in using tools with care, and keeping them
in good order, and will spend many an hour
in making things useful aud beautiful.
which time would otherwise perhaps he
worse than wasted. a workshop Wen fur
nished will save money. time, trouble ana
vexatiOn; it will educate Your boys in ;
most useful way, and keep them from &C
curing bad habits; it is in all respects con
yenient and economical YOu cannot nj
ford to do without it.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-23

Lansing, July e, lS54
The above sale l. here
the 23i dav of August {
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-23
aaritulturnl mn 0uHlPstif-
The Working Women Of France

m, ,-v.st uisgortuuc Of French villages
~ 5agradation Of the women through
Ssto-s which belong 10 men, In lheil c "l
Nj roars they tend the iocks anu sa'Hei
6, ,be harvest. While young gifl7' au III
.,,rct If coouetry and the foresight OF tllell
-sotbeTa remove them from the rude lali-sues
sShnshandrv: but no sooner Go thes MARY
o.. =. All is changed: they abandon the
e~nsa and follow their husbands lhlo 'nc
1oi5S Won see them bowed 10 earth' Is
ishorer- or laden with enormous weiSnls'
HE beasts OF burden. There are uislile.s
An France where they are harnes7eu 10 49, 49,
with The OK and the ass. FROM 'l'a1 l In
theIr SKIN becomes shrlNeled, tA'H CUM PiIN,
IONS ike coal, their feature 'oa.sc an"
homslv. aud they fall INTO . pIeln'.uiSS "a -,
erepitude, moro hideous ihah .il@' ~ "a.
90 But whilst thus performing tAe Ia
- nj men. their own labor5-thOse lapois
vbich sweeten and refine all Oihers-reni'lih
1scIscted or unknown. Nothing can DC
gn1rs filthy. nothing more unwholesohle'
thanfhe interior OF their cottages, -loNi7'
drrks MICS contending for meai-the
door oDenin9 into the mud ana the VIII
dow. where there are any, serving ohiy ~
vsnf-holes 20 carry of the smoke II y
thsra nevertheless, in q hole mlry az tlil
az savage. amidst the gruniihs7 anu -
IA emanatiops. that every evening two hu-
nan beings, male and female. repose rom
fhs fatiRues OF the day. Nobody y theie
10 receive them, nothing 10 Halter theif IT.
yards: the table is empty. ana Tue near ~
cold as ice There, lastly other iaoots
await the woman, 0nd, before nlnkius %
her husbands supper or the care oil her eini
tlren. she must think cot me stable 'dl" "
supper for the beasts.
ffasked for examples ot these things, "'
will cite whole provinces, the nchesl a 7,
usll as the poorest, OF France IeIiSoiu
where the women live ia . state oil hith an.
abiectuess. which reacts on the whole lam
ly: Picardy and LimOu5in, where, de9fa
ded 10 the lowest rank, and a. OF an micro
race. they serve their husbands al tapie
without ever daring 10 take place at ID
aide. Brescia where they are mere i3lptere
mere beasts OF burden; lastly, Brittany
where the husband, wife, and children ne
duced 10 a state almost savage, hNc I'll
pell.uel, In the same filthy Ch4mnet. an
eat black bread in The same trough VII
their sheep aud hogs. Everywhere y ia
degradation Of the woman j. q sure proc
or the brutishness oil the men, ana every
where Is the brutishness OF the men q nee
essary consequence aud reaction foih III
degradation Of the women. ID not Oh,
them comforts or wcll-being they woul
reject it as something useless "r strdnS'
To desire comfort, II u necessary lof ,hei
to know what comfort D., ana aces nav
passed over their cabins without NaN III
there any other thoughts than those oil j.
Dor sad wretchedness-
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MAKES FOUR DISTRICT SGfTGHESl

II combine. all ine Coon or tLllIES "i
other first Class Machine ani --'- I'D ~ Cd
vautages over zuy and 4.l ~ th-fl
Is the most simple ans Perfect il '.r y -,.
Construction % -rF ~~s I.E a-rtf-- '-
70 tie public AID ll- .l.g ear rag i'.- 'A-
more than one kinr Of -fitrt
The feed nay t- reversed 3 a-t .t
vithout stopping ln- As,--Ar .-. ,.
ChauFesio tn . a-i-ls -il 81. ,--'
the machine j. u mot on
It's st.tcilOs are sne Wanlei ID ell.
The beauty %. lts -tli-h I- --- .- 4i--'-
NJ other covers So -l-re 3D. I--- $500.
Ssvrs lri.t and heavy .fr'rs viii equal ID, ..t
ne voTk vii faai e.ts..r 90 rae rig or i-'f-
Runs quietly seNs IaIi-is .
NJ C.-1..'r. .T---- -l.- .. -..-=
seams .- .-..-,
machine
n -Iors cannot afford &. 60 20 .fferi .--
Fve-v family should have
It's motions are Al -=-.'.-
Vii lest .---iIri1
~ springs 4 get OF 10 .l--
J. Thoroughly pr-ci.lai.
'T.- h-rnul-r Tie lnost pr-0f al - .--
, rlru- Il l5e aHd usrT9w leu-- anl ".. ..- --
tLL4lg- 3D.
slightest alteration
H. mast tnexueriaLcs- ln- no i- s--t ia b. -- --
ans no res=es all IFS la 1llcrt r-ins 70 IRE
o. the table.
Fr-v machine u arTalt-7l-
II v-,ii s.tstsntl ale alb We L-lli i4f 3D.
J. yI-LE Agsat.
Lansing Nich.ss1 +9sli
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MEDICAL
A YER,S PILLS

AYER'S PILLS.-Are Won sick. feeble
\ and complaining Are YOU out CT order IN
vour system deranged and your feelings u1 'nioTia
bleY These SYMPTOMS are often the prelude 70 sen
ous illness some 1t Of Sickness IS creeping upon
Won. and should be averted by timely use q Tue
right remedy Take Aver Pills and cleanse oui
me disoriered humors-pury the blood. ani - Tue
fluids move on unObstructec IN health again Ihes
stimulate the functions Of the body into vigorous &C.
tivitv and purify the system from tie oostru
winch wake disease cold settles some" pee u
the bo.v and deraBges IFS natural iinction-- ih1se
h not relieved. react upon themselves and lhs -ei
rounding Organs. producing general aggra' atom 81
f.ring and arrangement While n tHis foitiiii1l
t.Le Aver Pills snd see how directly tDes rrstoI
rhe natural action Of the system. and WIN u lhs
hnovant feeling Of health again Lat j. Il -- Al- ~
zrrsreut in this trivial and common compliant i
$50 true II many Of the deep seated AMI c-iis
d-st-upers The same purEative erect expos t-7Hi
C,usei bv similar distractions ana aef-ngeiieL-7 %
ne natural flnct0ns Of the body, they AT fatl-s
sT many OF them surely cured Us The sa-i-- in=--s
Ean- Who know the virtue n th-s- fi-i- "A t u-s n,
IN employ them when suffering rom tle o. .I--l'
fbav rr,re such a. Headache. FCl teIlach- ~ sen
tsrv Bilious Complaints. Indigestion l--rsLs ri-r-
+ IN he Liver Costlvenss-. Constipation h--1.,-fn
Pherr1.tisua Dropsy Worms and s1pIf~7-'-i- W NJ
taken in large dos=s 1900.
Thav are sugar Coat7i 60 hat TIE Inasi 81 NV
an take them easily ant tney az --1Fs
4 negative rletlclle set dlscoveTel
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-23

- A Mrs. Harrington, of Dayton, Ne
Ssygo county, in this State, aged about Ga
years, has raised, doing all the work with
her own hands, during the past season, 80
Vosnels OF potatoes, 100 bushels OF corn.
= IA bushels OF peas, 10 bushels Of onions,
bushels Of beans. 4 bushels of beets, 5
sesnels OF carrots. 100 heads OF cabbage
pcklea ons,nAlt barrel OF cueumbers. and
lst Of March last. The result Of mis- vro-
pane lab0Fs was quite good enough FIR the
nareest working man. Hester Rurnl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-11-23
EPsr NArInNAL RANK OF LAN.

THIRST NATIONAL BANK OF Ian
II SING-At meeting Of III Director Ct the FIRST
NATIONAL Bnk Of Lansing held this day - The Bank
ing Ofice OF J. C. Bailey Co
Il was resolved that the capitli stock Of this Hrk
be increased 10 500 OO and that books Of subscrfp
tion be opened for that purpose - the ONCE Of J.
C. Bailey Co, in lansing, under ne direction q the
President and Cashier.
Z Books Of subscription vii therefore be opened
sccordingly for additional subscTiptiors 70 sald
Bank Of $50 600. and viii q kept open unui tEAf
amount Is subscribed
The Bank viii be opened fo- business - soon Is
the new Banking Houss nov being erected fer thai
purpose 1. completed which |ul be about the nrsi
+ day Of October next.
on Subscriptions 50 per cent. I'll Be required OF
the frat dsy o. October next EI1 10 per csnt- PEI
I nonth thsreafter.
lansing, Mich, Jsly 4, 1sd4- L.
TX HEwETT Cashier. tseH.
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H4LF A MILLION.

the prominent names ia its liife,ir1, "eii kri" o
As among the nrst ol New York A'f'frnisf pia'r IL
- ~ The leading Compaui.- fer liability and IL
reputstion for prompt settlement auI ilir dAlils
viii enlarge With it, future husucs 80 The gosran
fees presented 10 the public are auiTc--cis ha iu-l
and honorable treatment oi All dealer
80 ,rfs,,tet on DWELLINGS aua their Furniture
for ore three AMI use years, a!so on buildings and
Nerchandize Producs III store Hnd in 'r'o-t hhiis'
O~' j. ylElE Agent,
At the ty Book store, ansns-
Iosses occurring under Policies issued al TINS
Agency paid here '!''-
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ORDEI

nROBATE ORDER.-State Of Michigan,
/ county q lngham. sat a session OF be PRO
bate Court for the county u Ingham holden al the
Probate ONCE in the village II Mason or tnesias lie
nth dav of October IN Tie year one thousand egh'
hundred and sixty four. Present. Nm Ii llncAncs
Judge Of Probate. Ia tnc matter o.! In estate oi
Elizabeth Griffin deceased On reading and hlng me
petition. duly verified q Henry H. 'ronkhile Ad
ministrator Of said estate praying fer license 20 s
the real e. IL oi Nhch saii deceased died SEIZE"
rhereuponit il Ordered that Monday, the OH dsS
Of december next az II clock I'D the lpreuOoA, Dc
assigned for the hearing Of SAID petition ana tLa'
the heirs al law Of said deceased and al othrf
persons interested 10 said estate are required 10
suuear at session OF said Court then u D. hollel
Al the Probate ONCE, u the village Il Mason ana
show cause Il any there be-, shy tie PRAYER u the
petitioner should not be granted And u IS I4rlheT
ordered That sand petitioner give notice 20 tie per
sons interested in said estate o. the pendency Of SAID
Detition AMI the hearing thereof. by causing copy
Of this order 10 be published in the Lansing kep1b
lean. a newspaper printed ani circulating IN SAID
county OF Inehan. successive weeks previous &c
said day Of hearing - ,----
A true copy WI H. ri ~ NJ,
4a5w4 ~ iEe "a A''"@-'
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FINANCIAL.
TINTED STATES 80 LOAN

fhe Secretary o. the Treasury sirs..o,,.,,..
scE.Rtions vii b Esea.Sotfog Coupon Tse.s.,r
F-s able three years from Asg 18th iss,. ~, -
aa0usl interest At the rate Of seven aud ,s,..
Per cent Per annun -p-iucirsl ana lsts-,s, -.
Dc paid IN lawful money
These notes viii be ocaylrsitls a ~, ......
holder, at maturity, into ST per osnt. col, ~.
bonds, payable lot less than ave nor MOI. =,
twenty years from their date, as re c,r..-..
may elect They VIII he issued tn denen,B,,.,.. =.
$50, sloO, $50, s., Ooe and 8 go aud Al, .,,..
tons must bs for nny dollars or som. -.
any dollars
The n0taz ~ii De tfansaiItel O. the cup,,s 49,.
ifanspoFt2tAoa c1AlScs a. soon .i,..- t,. ,......
the original eerua-ate. or u.ls..ii A. th., 81.
prepared
As the ao'si draw h'sr,ss .nn Aux Il. ,--.
making deposits subsequent 60 ,',., a,s. ,.,.,.
the interest ACCRUED from dsi. Of r,,.,,s .,..,
post.
Parties dsposiiins twens, drs th-,s,-s a.n,...
upwards iof these not.- 40 a,,s ,.rs sim, VA s., .
lowed commission o, ar quarter 60 .ae p,- en-.
which vii be Pad ts IA, Trei..-y u,rarir,.s, h.
on the receirt % rla f.- IN, ssaoaa,. -.-t.s.,
by ihs oaoer ~l,a whom tbe dsr-..t was MAJ, q,
deductions for commissions rn..is.. n..l, rs. OIL.
deposit.
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A SAVING OF 50 PER CENT

Fer IS cents VOC can color a. many gods - "o--
otberHi-e cost i've times thai sam Various s-a-e-
ca, be produced from The sane dive Tie pTs.r-- =
si1nnic and any one c4n Use ihc ttr "iti F-iief.
-ur-oss Directions ID English. trrach ai- rfl-i-A
inside Of each package
For further Information II lFeirs 4nl sis lls ie'
feet knowledge what coiors are best sfapiel IT, 90
over others. with many valuable rec p I-ie--
~, { S-evssrs Treatise "a Iv-lE sni Colorilg
Ssnt nv nal on receipt u prics-io cents Han
ufacfured by INV Z a - 49, u
44syl -oo ~ o. ~Nt - -
Fer sale by druggists AID dealers gsner4's-
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BEISEY c. ADAMS sni
DUN : WDIn
DROBATF ORDER. state Of Michigan

DROBATE ORDER state Of Michigan,
Il county Of Iugham, sat a session OF the Pro
bate Court for the county OF lugham, holden at the
Probate Orce IN the village OF Mason, on Tuesday the
18th day Of October, the year one thousand eight
hundred and siSfy four Present, WA. II. finckney
Judge Of Probate. In tie matter oi the estate u
John TwOan, deceased On reading and fling the
petition duly verified Of Michael lwolan, pray ING
that letter OF administration may lie granted upon SAID
estate 10 your petitioner
Ihereupon IL is ordered, That Monday, the 5th Jay
81 December next II IL clock IN the forenoon, be
asscnedfor the hearing Vi said petition aud that thS
heirs al law of said deceased. and all other persons
interested III said estate required 10 appear al
session OF said Court, then TO be holden al the fTO
bate Ofce IL the village of Mason ami show cause
If any there be. why the prayer Of tie pettionel
should not be granted: And 10 Is larthcI Ordered
That said petitioner give notice % the persons ia
! terested IN said estate. of the tendency Of sah
petition and the hearing thereof, by causing copl
Of this order 10 be published III the Lansing Rep1h
! lrln.a newspaper printed and circulating IN SAFE
county OF Inghaln, 5 successive weeks previous L
| said day 81 hearing
! "a true copy.) WI II FINChNEi
! a,,449 Judge OF Probate
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It's Exemption from Stale OF Municipal
Taxation.

But Asile lI.m .il ihc al, ant.s,. ns la,f ,aaas
aHi r. sss-sy Ross 0'v- 49, s..-'''lss.
axe THIS exemption ID worth about tae pr oeni i-.
annam According o. the rate of ,a,a,on Boz vari.as
paft- Of the ooantry.
ID is believed That no sccsItl.- oil a Ert.l b.
da,sneu1- g. Lenders o.. tho=e issued ny she govern
neal. Ia al other lorms oi ia4alisiuess fhe lil
OF ahiAiy al rqisa,s parii.s, or sio,A samluus' o
separate communities ou1 ,s pledged ior payment
while tho 0haic property OF tae eooaul b hlu
secure ,ir ii-,hsr,s af an ebnfaisn. of tas Uais,
s'ni,s.
While ,he government eh.ra ihe no.l i.ffrsii .fa.
ior ll. ioaf- % believes that %. vers sir1s'si.f
pea un he &C. ,ss loyalty ana p4'r,oi..n ID it.
peapi.
l.a.i,.i, .eri.a,a .'..i i.e i-..l i.I a i.l.
B lis PARTIES Icposins must endorse ufon the olsi
e,fnlc.ie ihc denomination ~ n.ic. raqalrst .ri
whether ihrv aro % o., l,-,.el 10 blank 10 Iayahsa
order When 80 cndor-si ID must he Beta wai O..
officer receiving tho DEPOSIT. o.. De- ior~afisi 'aa.
1 Treasury Department
ssrs1irrro,s VIII ~ rsas.sio by 'ne l''-'-''
81 tho rn,tel states ~ washiogion. iis se'e.
f.-.-..'-t iara1ah.f. Be-
I and il th-
Fir-t National Bank OF Ann ArI,or. n.
SECOND National BnnE 90 s...--a- WITH
FIIst National Bank 81 Fento"' ht'h-
And by al Nailo.ai nsak- eh.ah gro d'I--iiif..
81 Puhlie Moaet lni aH
RKsPEe TAHIE BANKS AAD bANkhAt
throughout the couuifY wil fte ml"fn'alf- an
AFFORD hfRY FACILITY To syBtumIS
s,.u3