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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-01-21
TIME rARLE.B. & NJ .R.RarLnoa n
NV RBI.E HALL
nsniEa and Oyster 9ayOOn

The ni,aeSign d would inform the cit
zens OF o'tniwa snd the public generally
that he has removed his Saloon in.n the
se'nnd stnrvsf the Carroll II ,ns''. (inme
h'ately ahpveas former room,) where he is
better prepare nov thin heretofore toa &C
coin 1'da'e tfEA who may fav u hHn witt.
call. lie " also fitted up rooms (cr
dining, and is p'parr'l TO furnish
W'1rm nseats q any hour ia tie n.orning
r esfaing
~ Fresh Overs received daily by Ex
preSs.
Remember th4'ac Marble Hall Carroll
Hoa,e building S,ni story.
Dec. 3, 1868 VIM. A. M0LL
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Az txrRovsxeyr. "A nong the improve
ments projected for the co ming season, we
hear oSa business houss to be erected by
Mr.. George w Devin On his lot siioi,rny
Devin and Sons, All between that lot and
Devin &Prters. Itis to be occupied BY Sax
4 Hil.man, CT tres
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TEAcHRas INSTITUTE 1T will rs se,n hv
reference to notice in another place, that
Teachers institute i to he held in this
city, commencing F.b-usry 9Th, AMI last.
ting six days. Mr. j. Piper AM Rev. J
N. McElroy are the lecturers All teach
ers in the County are required to at
sana
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Lieut.. Norris. Recruiting officer for this
county. took SO recruits to the reniez
sous at Iowa City, last week. The party
started overland. but got sn,ved in All
had to return and take the Raj road.
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Welcome 40 COMPANY r, 7iia
Iowa lMf;a ntcY. sa.5 81 .aeI

The gra, flying intelligence that Co. F,
9Th Iowa Infantry, company in whom our
citizens have always taken deep interest.
would arrive on tn, 3,l5 train on the Kco.
kuk road on Wednesday was communities.
ted on Tuesday, and at he appointed time,
large number Of citizens and soldiers with
music, oil unde, the direction Of Lieut. W.
T. 2. Norris, repaired at the appointed time
to the depot The train came in on lime,
bearing, in addition TO Co. =, Co. X. Of the
same Regiment from Jefferson County -
A brief welcoming address made by one
ofour citizens, was responded to very happi-
y BY Capt. Mahon. A procession was
then formed and marched 10 the Ot,umwa
House, where dinner was served and AN
able and interesting address made by
Rev. W F. Cowles. After dinner ca. K
withdrew TO receive the greetings Of the
friends and relatives from whom they had
been 40 long separated. Co K spent the
night with us, the honored guest, Of cur
citizens ut their houses.
This notice being written just a we are
going to press, we lack time To say all we
desire to say upon an occasion so interest
Jag Al the return Of this honorcd aad veter-
"a company, whose achievements daring
this war have shed such lustre upon the
community from which they went forth $"
long ago We can only give below the
flames which will be lustrlou- through al
tne, in the annals of our county, Of the
members CT the company, who have return-
ed on this occasion to rest brief time in
the charmed CIRCLES Of TIonE, and to receive
the greetings Of :heir fellow citizens Of Wap-
ALA t,onotv God hie.s them all r
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A series Of Union Prayer meeting, hive
been in progress in this city the pas, two
weeks. They have been held alternately at
different Churches. They xrs still held.
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PERsosAL.-Rohert p Caldwell Of the Is,
lows Cavalry is at ho,ne for brief visit. and
to recruit The LIST Cavalry is at LiuI.
Rock.
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Weare greatly obliged to Senator Dixon
and Representative S;iles. of this Comfy.
Ar va'usb's pnhl'e d,cnns,-.
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rLANT.r On sIrr ERs.


rLANTar On HIT ERS.
which are now recommended by the 1ighest medical
authorities, and warranted to produce an f,nmed..
ate beneficial effect. They are exceedingly q reea-
Ole. perfectly pure, and must snpercede all other
tones where hea thy, gentle stimulant Is required
They purify. str ngthen AMI iny igorste.
They create a hesi,hys petite
They are an antidote TO .hange OF water and d,e,
They overcome effects u d ssipatien AID late
h,hrs. .a',t 100
They strengthen thesy ard eniven tho mind
They prevent miasmatic and intermitlent fepers
They purify the breath and aciditv ofthe stomach
They cure Dysyepsis and Constipation.
They cure Diarthea. Chole rs and Cholera Morbus,
They cure Liver compls Mt and Nervous headach !,
They make the weak strong, the languid brilliant,
and are exhausted natures great resiorer. They
are composed Of the celebrated Calisaya bark win.
tersreen, sassafas roots and herbs all p,e.er, ed
In perfectly pure ~. Croix rum Tor particulars,
see circulars aad testimonials around each bo,te
beware ofimposters. Examine e. cry bottle see
that II has y. Earnes' signature our private q.
= stamp over The cork, with plantation scene ana
oui arm signature 6ne steel plate ensravin,
on eide label. See that eur bottle is not rrfllsd
With spurious and delsterious stun We defy any
person to match the taste or character our e.pes
Any person rretendn TO sell Plantation Biitsrs hy
shs gallon or in LUX, 10 an im,pster. We sell only
In our log cabin hott!e Any person Initiating this
bottle, OF selling any other material therein wheth
er called Plantation Bites or not Ia crini al un
der U. 8. Law, and will be so prosecuted by US We
already have our eye On two parties re dllng our
bottles. &c. who will succeed in getting themselves
into close quarters The demand for Drak's Plsnta
sion Bitters from ladies, ciergymen, merchants. nc
Is perfectly incredible The simple trial Of bottle
Is the evidence present of their worth and snps
rioriy. They are sold by allrespectabie drursi.ts
Eroeers, physicians, hotels saloons steamboat at. aud
rsGrtry Stores.
tn p7AkEloQ |
$3.50, 49, Fres4.sy.E.y.
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The emigration to Idaho the coming
spring trtm this region will be heavy.
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Lieut. 9. p. Norris. Of this place,
now OF the 7th Iowa Cavalry. stationed IN
Nebraska, is expected home in a short time
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PROCLAMATION
% THE LDysT. rsEg OF t.,.x ,

az AsE hps Nt.s tF low Z
EEy HkhEA9, The uHders iyped has 'ocatef tr the
ss cry oronuLwa and opened = rscroi,it.c
and substitute of1ce and there Is 70 he anon,
l",ef, Lien taken frhihtiss srats, new prerar-
ed 10 furnish substitutes TO .,hosc who sire In
net for planting batteries, but for Planting Corn
know as the
MISSOURI COIN PLANTER,
which ba. now been thoroughly tested and torud.,o
he humbng, has been the case with most parent
planters that have seen pgiuled of on tin. farmer.
fthis well as other States. But hs is the age Of
allied hambag, but hrs the repu,ati ion OF being
THE bEsT AsD ONLY RELIABLE FLANTER N
Sas all want Is for you 20 give nv Planter trial
a q I win warrant it to save more Labor than an,
other Planter now In existence. II Will save eas
Sl"n yea 10 every farme' thst one, b.si Fes
the OF tUIf ~ Gem hat te' viii raise more
thsn,ey planting by hand or with horse mschine
and as wages are eh aud hands scarce All YOU
have TO do Is to pisnt your with the Missouri
Corn Planter, and by so doing you can have you
corn
In Perfect Rows both ways,
and then get one Of those buggy plass snd bow Of
ten oil can guilty fifty acres himself where
ifyou plant your Germ 18th Of II horse plant
ers you cant rlon but one way, and thereby loose
haf vour crop and " your gTcuna IL rot In the bsS
81 order, Won can't plan at all with horse hi n
Fhis machine has been in use since 1851 Ioug enousp
10 cru>h anything hat IL hun buS Ut OF existence
hut Hsean avalanche. il gets stronger AS il snes
ahead. \ good hs nd can plant q OF. x.sLt to ten
acres per day, owing to the ground. p
IT NEVER CLOGs CIR C'HOFEs
in vet ground. and works as well in sod a. old
ground challenge the sor Id beat il N ALI iuds
OF gr"nna with ethe hoFs. hand machine Any
one wisaing Trial OF machines can choose Their
place and poi ileir tune, and ~ilIlaeet them
Now farmers before You plant your corn be sure to
get the Missouri Torn Iipntsr to rlaut with And
be sur. that il has ~ ). II ~ on each hinge AMI
manufactured AT ottumws, Iowa. None genuine
tiaat have not my initials each hinge
give this caution because there are some ire.
spobsihe parties attempting to sell machine some
hng sim lar 10 min who have moo { right .hs u
the Emperor or china and are ton lazy to work aud
won't enist Tor fear ofhar.ins spe hcir sous hsrn
brethren. r.
M peT>3n seeing any Epuriou. N chine. sold by
inierntns ms ofthe fact Willis literally rewarded
want agents In every .ogiIty TOW q in tiie state
both travelling and local.
tT-'onnty Rights for sale on reasonable terns
Manufactured by W = HUGuKS
Uttana'ca, Ioted.
The Missouri Corn Planter can be had al
DAGGETT EDGERLY 9tinnlwa,
A SLEBERGER O.ksicoss,
q l. l. STUART, miles south of OskAlooss
l. McrLASsON kirkyille,
BAKER. Iowaville,
FISH, Eddyviile
A J MEAkS. Gosport Marion county,
GEO BIRCH. Iconium, App anoose county
SHAN, Mt Pleasant,
SP&G BROWNsoN, vandalia, Jasrer county
FREEMAN. Bloomfield, Agent for DsYik Co.
THOS j. HUGHES. Travelling Agent,
New. 10, ls6S-till june 81.
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SIGH IIAI,T,

JoHs ZvgraLER. Ppristor, From, Street
% door nest e tue Otiunaa lou e
Ouumwa, Iowa
/ YOU want TO DIX init .Stgsl ~ To
Slged Hall
If vow want I'D glass ale. 20 10
Sigei Han
Ifvou want goo6;1ass Of er, 20 TO
Sigel Hall.
Il you want bod ci-sr go TO e'gel
Hall
lfy2g wanta dish oFre,h ys,ers, e.
ce;v y Esnrex ro to ,.a.l Ii.l
ifyou want anythin good GO TO Sige'
Hall
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NEY HthEA9, The uninterrupted has 'ocatei tr the
~ cry or'aunLwA and oIiereh rvcrpitit.r
and substitute oflce. and As there is TO ir about
IL, eco taken frhih4l ns Srqte IN new rrYrar-
ed TO furnish substitutes 10 .hoSc who esire IN
net for pisntipg batteries, but for Planting Corn
know as the
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-01-21

Washington, ID. T., 9Th el 1856.
SfR: have used your Fills IL nv general and
hospital practice ever stree ,ou made them, al6
cannot Hesitate TO ray they are the lest ca hs rite
we employ. Their regulating fction Ola the aver 10
quick aid decided. COR. ed ueltly they are nj nd.
milable remedy Tor DEAN gemerts Of flat oruE.
Indeed. Lave seldom ionhd care OF tIiions Ga.
ease 60 obstinate that Ii din Ies0ily lie d 10
them. IIaterLaly ours, ALDSLO BALL N D.,
PhusIciaa oy tLe Murine fIDs D,. .,i
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Dysen,ery, Diarrhqa, Relax, worn.

From DR.. y. q. Greer, Of chicago.
Your ILLS lave had a long tlisi ia nv prxc'ice,
and Lo d item in esteem OF the best spe!I.
ents have found. TLeir al alive effect upoa
tie liver makes item 81 excellent Ierieay, wGeR
given IL small doses jlton dyscnfery and dss~.
rhRd, Tier sngsrcoating makes item very NC.
ceptab'c aud conyeLlsLt Tor tie use vi women I'D
CHI al
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-21

which he Was = prominent participant. The subject
seemed to be whether apart from pride and principle
man whose lie Is worth saving would ever face ou-
lesA he remarked--and no one could look upon him
without discovering our friend had said, that he
was one Of "hs bravest of the brays"thss he never
went into 6ght and cav comrades fall around him that
Il didn require all his pride and sense Of the duty he
owed bleeding country to 50 tain him. And ne add
ed: SIN battle always pray that If am killed, the
prayers of my good mother fOr'my salvation my DO
answered" Every one Of his frivolous companions
seemed to pay silent reverence to the faith OF that
soldier boy in the efcicy OF bis mOthers nerosssion
In bis b>hSE
If all mothers, Ike his, would SO live as to impress
their sons with an abiding cooadencs in the truth OF
tbs religion they profess there would be no use Of
works BY ArchbshOps and other learned PrsAes on the
evidences Of Christianity.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-21

purchased by members In 81 Louis 70 send 10 members
In the country where they could not be had and be
srbeeq tly AIDA thas Re himself alone candesney
purchased and forwarded between April lbh and ~
last about two hundred revovera with about i've thou.
ssrd percussion caps and other ammunition muster
Fell Of oce of the country lodges Of that STATE exc
hibed in which, opposite the name CT eaon memoer'
are noted certain numbers, under the heads OF MI
souri, Republican" "St. Louis Union," Arsigsr,'
"Msce sneous Periodicals" "Books, Speeches, apd
'Rsports;" titles which, when interpreted, severay
sgnfy singh. gups double .Ssreed guns, re-
yovers, private ammunition, private lead. company
powder company lead the roll thus acuslly setting
forth the amount Of and ammunition In the pot
session Of The lodge and its members.
The ritual Of the Order ts sgns and passwords have
been fully made known to the military authorities.
Sc ire OF one hundred and twelve copies Of the work
OF the Order made in August last in the Office oil
the Hon D. W. Voorhees,, N. q. for Indiana. Copies
have also been discovered in other places. The Oder
Is Many of those who frat enter 1t sup
pose tSst |. is an ordnsry Democratic Association tor
political tacs only Bot they are led onward by de.
grees until they become deep In treason. The caihs
are very severe and impose upcn the neophite as the
penalty for infd -ly shameful DEATH having his oooy
cut into four parts and thrown out OF the four gates OF
the mple. Members instructed that the oath OF
the Order is superior to all other oAths, and that
il Is their duty to peiure themselves whenever tneir
evidence would no piur ous to the Oder This wicked
aimonition has bsen iaitl fully followed BY various
members of the organ E,ton who have been examined
by the Uuited States authorities. and some OF them
have Afterwards confessed that What they had originally
sworn to was ts!se.
The report Of ldge Holt is vary long What We have
already given Is su ,ient to show the objects Of TINS
secret oSh-oound, reasonable socity. We feel tnas
our space Will not enable to 20 further to-day. we
shall continue our synopsis of the report to- morrow
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-21
I HR CIT Y.

NA1oA's Cousr.-This mornine's proceedings before
the Mayor we've Of very litle importance. oaly one
case came up for consideration, aud that occupied
nearly two hours in lie examination.
Henry 8. Arnold was charged with stealing lot oil
Government medicines and selling h,m to c. n B ri
an, druggist on Church Hill. number of witnesses
for the defence lmined, after which the Mayor
sent the case for examination before the Hastings
Court. Arnold was bailed for his appearance.
A negro named Winston, aaye of IL Richardson,
was obarg, d with having q lot of clothing in bis
possession supposed to have been stolen. He proved
bis title to the articles in qussi,n however, and was
discharged.
Mry Z. Freeman, free negro, was charged with
stealing Dress valued at $500. from Mary shehan.-
Ia the ceuss Of short examination Of one o. the wit.
nessss, turned out that the osnco committed in
the county, whereupon Hs Honor refused to have any
further 10 do with The matter and the seemed was there
fore taken before coun!y justice.
0le CT two other negro wsre called, sfer which
the court az journed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-21

JUDsz Lross' COURr.-In' this court yesterday, the
of ,bert F,rde, Of niucby, indicted for the
murder Of Robert e. Dixon, CT Georgia, WIS called up
and, for good shown continued till the next term
Forde was remand:d to jill.
Wri!s Of habsa' corpus were Issued upon the pet'-
tons Of O. j. Saunders Of franklin county, and Alex.
Atkinson, CT King & Q Teen. The petitioners pray to
6e delivered from The custody OF the confcFp! off
upon the ground that they exempt from military
service by rsascn Of working upon their farms the
Der Of ilaves prescribed By Law.
Two ha6eas corpus cases. already on the docket were
continued till Saturday
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ofExn rrrna.

hoere, detective officer, was last week sentenced
TO hard labor for three years at the Dry Torugas and
this week another detective officer Pos need
to the Dry Torugss for year. Tbs conviction OF
both theee detectives, proven to have been guilty OF
black mailing was brought about mainly by the insru
mentality of Captain Bened Ct Jadge Advocate Of the
Department CT the Gulf
General Page, of the rebel army, captured at Fort
Morgan has the freedom OF the ctJ two hours every
day. During this period he receives the attention OF
ladies' sympahixing with the Confederacy and their
kisses 80.
The rebel cers who have The liberty OF traversing
the streets of New Orleans occasionally serve as most
excellent recruiting officers fr tho rebel army. . ute
o number # young men, whose zsal is greater Than
their discretion have by this me ms been induced to
found way to get through the lines and into the rebel
ranks.
The new Yankee comm lnder at New Orleans Is opt.
rating under she Bller creed, will sppsar from the
following:
General Buffers orders, MOI IS aud los, assessed rs
per cent on The sums euoIcibed iudviauals coipt-
raons aud firms in New Orleans to aid treason agsnsS
the o lifted States. The proceeds Of this Assessment
put n;o the fund o, the United States Relief Oom'
mission for the support Of the ffee market
General Hurltut now assesses another 70 per cent,
or upwards of q1srer of q million OF d!liars, ,hch
be paid to the Provost Marshal General OF the de
partmsnt on or before October 10.
Many of the Subscribers TO The fund for the aid OF
treason are shl residing here and the estates OF all
are considered good for the immediate payment Of
another quarer of million TO relieve the pOor Of New
Orleans made 30 BY toe war against the Union.
This 10 Gen. Hurlbuts order.
The Gums obtained by the auessmsnts made In &C.
cordapos With General Orders Nos 65 aud los OF 1862
from these hesdqulrters having been exhausted, bu.
the necessity for IN Ids thus obtained as explained
In tsose orders, s existing 70 as great On t1snt a.
ever further assessment Of rs par cent on the orig
ns subscription bersby orsered for the same purpose,
set forth In the folio Sing sehedue 70 be pi 70 the
Provost hsrshsl 6sn,rAl oil this D,psrmsnI st ks Of
he,, oa OF b. FIRE 0j.Sbet H. 1864.
[Hers telosa list e supserISss 10 the millen and
qsar;sr losu placed 10 ths hands Of TIE rsbsl Com
hs Of Pu7lIc SAFETY for the defenes Of New o,Issps
Agsns, the lied sstss ss originally pssl'hsa Ia Gsh
galltts eresrs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-21

DIsoBIDIIScE or 0KDERs-.Undlr .ne escort OF 6
Confederate guard, map named Il P. Pollard, mem
Der of company O, All Nrgnia BIAalion, carried
before tie Assistant Provost Aa'shAl, yesterday,
charged with IspsSle disobejoros OF ORDERS aad othe
cOnduc. unbecoming good soldier. TIE evidence
upon which he was arrested being CT u iestiona6
character, Captain D1swell had him Committed to Caste
Thunder till is convenient Tor the DO looked
into by court martial.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-21

DISSENTING 1HE AUss-Upou suspicion Of making
his way North La ned O. q. Cox Was brought
mere from Fredericksburg, yesterday, and committed to
Oass founder. TIE accused protests his innocence,
su the proof of his guilt was sufficiently strong to
warrant the committing Pfovosi in tie course which he
nnrEned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-21

WAS committed to Henrico county Jail,
July the 2Th, 1884, negro girl named RACHEL, the pro.
perty Of the heirs OF Albert Bo OF Hanover The said
Is about 20 or 81 years Of feet nchea high s0u,
built and dark nDlexon Had on when committed checked
virgnia cloth frock.
requested forward prove property pay
chArge and take her shs Will be dealt with according
70 gro. ID. PLEAsAHT3,
b-vnv Sheriff 81 p"nr~n nNuutv
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-21

ExsoUTIoE To MORRos.-ruo siAses, Ben and VII
liam, couvo ed By the Hastings Court of burglary,
sentenced to death, vail b. hung Tomorrow oetwte,
10 A. NJ, aud P. H. at the execution ground on POtl
House HILL L. ia no: believed that any further Ekicu
i've clemoncy will be e1;end ID to these uaor unat,
criminals.
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LosT bonds AND CERTIFICATE.

I'IIB follow ng Confederate States Bonds were
Iolen destroyed BY the public enemy, near Arlington
Oero Nelson the nth OF June seyer per
ert Bond, No. 4992, for ~ 800 issued Sept 1893 with
nersst from July 49, 1888, Of Jno. N. Heudren
nd Jos A. Waddell adnpist Of Thos. o Burvs,
tscd; snd sr per cent Bond, No. .9 for $500. issued
2 1861 with interest from Nov a. 1885, IN names OF Jcs
.Wsdde and Jno N. Hendren Adm!ns above Also
he following certificates for four cent Bonds signed
Kinney, DeTositr? at Stanton Va, No. - for AGO.
'sued March 8, 1854, and No. for $780, issued MArh -
Sea- and No for s0o, ssued March 1884, Jos A. wsd
ell No =, for $780, Issued Marcn -, 1894 Mrs O. He's
Se Ne go for $780, Issued March IL 1894 10 Catherine
VadJe snd No 9is for $780, Issued March = 1894 10 n
IeHdren sed J. A Wsddsll Sdninistrators a. 1bove.
This publication 10 made with view application 70 tbs
Treasury Department Tor renewal OF the above mentioned
Bonds and CerifoRfes
.nqs ~. Jna wAnDrLI. etaurton Va A.
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C.sJxTa . iCA' /. rs OF SNDkssGEDNa s., IsE I. Il
ING PEA CSNE PER 4 mn CM lNTGkksI
AND FRFL fKOM TAXATION.

Richmond, August 8, 1854.
DY the IA b section of the act to reduce the
ID curep ~ approved seoruary IT, lSS4 The Secretary OF 'h
rrgsu; IL A. orreu &c Ebove certificates payable
yeArs aer Of treaty OF peace Win NE en- 90
sts TheS cannot Sold bat only 10 be Issued to sc
redors Government willing 10 cslvs the tsm
oAynent Of dsrAnds They must also be siSen At par
nougn free Ia taxation Jhe attention OF purchasing hgett
In dsbusny ocerr he Government lied TO this class
nt c secu a Offering peculiar advantages 10 those from
xhor, the supr of bright and 70 fac
tsts the use checks By dib ming officers
he Depota holding f1nds and rked the fac,
payable In % uncses OF WI oep1o cono
nifty herewith
Deposadss are hereb1 suVorsed and required 10 coapi
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