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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29

overthrow of fres institutions in The
United States, and that probably there
viii soon be a second rebellion more ter
ribIe and sanguinary than the one just
closed. We give one of his elosing
paragraphs of No, of the series:
Only let some popular civilian or dis
tinguished military leader bs found who
is willing to be used as the tool and pup
pet of Rome, and the way is prepared
for the most terrific struggle ever wit.
messed on this continent On the one
side will be arrayed the Catholic Church,
the eopperheads of the North, and the
white-washed but unrepentant rebels of
the South. Against these will be mar,
shalsd the patriotic men Of all parties,
North and South, who are for their
country, 6rst, last, and always. We may
close our eyes to this danger, as we did
to the designs of the slave power; but
such q coarse will not retard the calami-
ties that make haste to overtake Us.
There is but one way TO avert the evil
with which we are threatened, ~ there
was but one way to prevent the rebellion
of the slave States Had We dealt Justly
with the slave power, refusing to extsnd to
ii anght of faDor or priuilsge, there eoald
have been no war for the destruction of
the Union And Catholicismi must re-.
ceive justice ct our hands There must
he-Hs persecution Of Catholics, no re-
sort to illegal means to deprive them of
their rights. And, on the other hand,
there mast be no concessions 70 its ar
rogantdemands,E no affiliations with its
corrupt leaders to secure the party sno-
eesses. These concessions are now
what we hare the most TO fear; for,
when they reach certain point, nothing
can prevent q struggle that viii drench
our whole couutry-if not the whole
civilized world--in blood. One shud-
ders at the prospect, and yet may be
that il ia only through such . struggle
that the Mother of Abominations is to
End that grave from which she is never
TO have resurrection o. y HsD
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29
RELIGIOUS READING.
We have been notified CT no change
10 the usual religious services to morrow.

Rev. Mr.. SpsIding left Friday after,
noon on his return North, whence be
came to perform the marriage ceremony
Of Wednesday evening He is spending
o short season in the bracing atmosphere
Of the lakes for rest and recreation. We
have not been informed who fills his
pulpit during his absence, IL it is occu.
Mad al All. f8s@ 1lJ 0s 90
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29

HS tue sun Is 10 HSb- sf.I a
An educational committee Of the NJ.
z. Church, at Indianapolis, makes an ap'
peal in the Western Christian AdVocats,
to the members OF their Church, with
reference to the collections to be taken
up at the coming centennial celebration.
It suggests that all collections in this
State, not otherwise specified, which
may be given to the cause Of education
should be divided 30 as to set apart
sixty per cent to Asbury University,
twenty per cent to the Garrett Biblical
Instituts, at Evanston, Illinois, and
twenty per cent TO the Indiana Female
College, at Indianapolis. Our own opin-
ion is that 1t would be better to concen-
trats ths whole subscription upon As
bury University and make it one of the
best institutions of learning in the
United States. At present il ia moi
equal to the requirements of the sduca'
tional wants of the Church or the age.
.
CHURcH SrRrcK By LIGHrNIEG.--Aboui
ll-osolock, on the evening of July 4rh
says the Chicago Advocate, . violent
thunderstorm passed over the village oi
Mason, Ingham county, Michigan, dur
ing which the Methodist Episcopal
Church wss struck by lightning. The
electric fuid set the edifice on Ere and
il vas entirely consumed. The loss il
from $1,000 to $4,000. The churcl
contained g fne melodeon, which, viii
the carpets, and other fixtures, was als'
consumed.
TIE OrExIEa PRAYER E SuxDA,
ScHooLa-At the late New York MethO
dist Sunday School Convention, Orang
Judd, Esq, editor of the American Ag
riculturist, wellknown Sunday Schoc
brother, stated that it was habit viii
him always TO offer the opening praye
At the school of which he was superb
tendeut himself He preferred this
calling on others, chiefly for the reaso
that be could be brief There wsE
were some men that did not know ho'
to pray under six or eight minutes.
MAasIEIcKSZ CEuRcz. - The ne
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MUSIC.

EhanE - Beauty 10 q Joy Eors
sssr. fhesS who desire bvtllisEey Of e0npIsxies
@ust partly aaa enrseA tka bleed, Whleh Hsim.
bol4's Csneentxatsd Extract 6&rsaparfils tnSaxta.
bly, does. Rseolleet it is ne patsnt msdietns. Ask
o. EsInbeid's. Take no esssr.
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: A sEcoSD RsssELIOx IxPESDrs..--
Rev. Robert n, Hatfield, of the wahaah
Avenue Msthediss Episcopal Ckures.
Chicago, is writipga sssiss Of papers in
the Iadependeal ah0wins that ths Ro-
nan Catholic AisE&sskyis plsssins ths
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EXPRESS.
Adams MI
EXPRESS COMPANY.

EXPRESS COMPANY.
THE ADAMS EXPRESS GoMRAGY-RE-
N apeefraHy aRnounca 30 their friends and
patrona-the pvhlic OF EvanBville and Vicinity
thai With Increased Aciikiss for the transporta-
tisn Of - -. Il = = -
FREIGHT, PACKAGES, MONEY,
AND vALuABLEs, a,.,-.
They solicit . continuanea Of aormer sAworH.
EaReeial care taken In the collection O. Biils,
prsfts, hossss and the trsasportasies ef valuable
Any tafermataea In regard 10 the rousaa, Ae.,
cen be oheainsd &C the oMca on First narese, ana
door % tho ResenMea. THos. aAxTERRs 81
ms ts. s ~ 4 -.l.--.s ARsaa.
H4tses affa14 sF& 80
fEgHAG &@1aalf f#u
uaa s{tlzE - bas 1as-h
.EaI .rlilFEszFE -azs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29

TEE CHuEcH's Low SrIBITuAL STATE.
Charles Povah, IN note 10 the
WGtehHGs, says:
"The power from on high is con.
afessedly the great want OF ministers and
congregations, aud we must not forget
that the 6rat Christians were crowned
With that gift after prayer and suppiica-
ton. We're the thousands Of oar peo-
pie 10 follow their exsuple, the word Of
the Lord WOULD nos have free course
and be glori6ed. Let our members in
vite the irreligious 70 ihe house Of God,
and let all Who caA, rich and poor, at
tend the weekly prayer mseting, rsmen-
bering the Precspt, Ephesisns Vi. 1S,
and II, Thsss. III. l. II that means OF
grace bo observed by only fraction Of
the church, need we marvel that We
have not more signal prospeFityf"
Thia paragraph, brief as II ID. fur
-nishes the key, in America - wall as
in England, TO the low spiritual eondi-
ton OF the churches. Till pfofessed
Christians can make more sacrifices in
attending the weekly prayer meeting
we shall conainue 70 decline in Numbers
and power. 4 live, well-Astsnded prayer
meeting, as Rowland Hill Was in the
habit Of saying, was the true thermome'
ter of she church A progrnaas "a 81 e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29

We vii manufacture all kind Of Tobacco 10
suit any trades that we may rscalve orders for.
We will assure the wholegais trade that we can not
Be undsrsold In the West, We have been en-
gagged in the Tobaeso business for twanty years.
We ara prepared 20 execute our work In the neat.
sst style, and we respectfully solicit the attentiou
of dealers to our Tobacco. taA.l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29

Horace Mann gives the following as
the explanation of his tireless industry
industry, if we may credit the state
ment of bis wife, that shortened bis life
by at least ten years:
Industry, or diligence, became my
second nature; and / think il would
puzzle any psychologist TO tell where ID
Joined on TO the first. Owing to these in
grained habits, work has always been to
me what water is to fish. have wonder
ed a thousand times to hear people say,
i do MT like this business or, i wish /
could exchange for that for with me,
whenever / have anything to do, / do not
remember ever TO have demurred, but
have always set about doing it like
a fatalist; and it was as sure TO be done
as the sun is to set. E-a
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authorized to borrow, from time to time. on the
faith and credit Of tho county OF New. YORK. 3 sum
not exceeding an aggregate Of four millions iW"'
Q00l Of dollars in addition 10 all loans heretofore
authorized under authority of the Legislature, or
otherwise. for the purpose Of volunteering which
amount is hereby appropriated therefor
SEC.4 For the money so borrowed me Coh'roner
is hereby Authorized 10 issue bonds OF the county,
which shall bs designated aud known as NO " oo'-
diers' Bounty Fund Bonds, No. -, ana the sanc
shall be transferable at the pleasure Of the hoeis
thereof either in person or by attorney ohiy CPoh
tho books of the county, ut the Office OF tnt oon-
trDler aud certificates of such transfers snail pe ID
dorsed by the stock clerk.
SEC 5. The said bonds shall be signed Dy th0
Controller countefsigned by tho Mayor, soaled
with the common seal of the Board, and attestedby
the Clerk Of this Board, and they shall Dear interest
a. rate not exceeding seven per cent per ahnuin,
payable semi-anDually.
SEC. g. For the payment OF the principal "i saiu
bond, and the interest to accrue thereon tnc IH'n
of the county of New-York, and the Board OF SUPER
yisors of said county, is hereby Socmnly pledged,
and the Controller is hereby Authorized ana re-
quircd 10 rederd and cancel the same from lime 10
time, at or before their maturity
SEC :. The Mayor and Controller OF the clty OF
Ncw-YoIk, and the following named mcntfrs OF
this Boald that is to say, LlijGh I. fuIdy, Olison
Blunt, William NJ. Tweed ana W iIiiain H. stewart
are hereby designated and appointed committees
to procure the enlistment Of the volunteers adlnor-
lied by The ordinance, and 10 secure inc Counting
of the volunteers raised under this ordlnohce upon
tho quota this county.
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In order to equalize this credit, IL VIII DO Suao.
among the sub.districts, according to the humber
enrolled in each.
This viii give the quota Of the sub-districi IN
creased by the excess ia proportion to The number
enrolled but as the number OF one, two ana tnfN
sss't rep,rd TO the number enrolled, the provost
marsha viii substraot fr N the gross quota til
.ctual amount Of excess OF years OF service WhIcL
the sub-district has furnished
The incosed formula is furnished as rule ioi
assigning quotas to sub-dstricts.
Snppose the quota under the present cal in q
xiyel district, containing eight districts is on'
Thousand men and that the quota in that distrlc;
under the call of July II, 1861, WIS one thousand
six hundred, which was filed a. follows:
PHKIoD or SERVICE.
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E-err

II will be that the excess OF year 81 service
aver he number OF men furnished IN the First sub
district is 100; in The second, no, &c. &c. TOTAL
In the District, 40. >,
The quota Of the District under the present cell
IN .OOI, to this add the excess u 300, MAKING
1900; then as the number enrolled Ia the suouIs-
a,ict no O(O 40 is the nulnb,r enrolled in the sub
district to its quota which will be reduced BY sab
Srsctng from It's share of the excess.
YnKNirIA.
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Jntnnal Htpenuf.

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF in.
~ TYRNAL REVENUE. Thirty second District, st,e Of
N.vYorh First second and Fourth Wards, City o. Ns"
YoSh No. 10 Broadway =, !.
SPECIAL. INCOME TAX.-No,ice l. heIeo{ given, tes
thu LIT of Taxes sesed accordance with .he pro..chs
Of The Joint Rrsolaon OF Consr~s approved Jay o.
upo-inz special tax Of Ave per esatpm upon zoe sls
orou. or income for tho year ending Des. d. s has oech
sIe. a.. now aus and payable and payment thereof A'e
BY pExASDEp v.h;,
p.ronsl po.ics by nsins jsnsndinS pay mAn' mvh's
pcrso on Who shall omit psy snch tai for nsrs thAn
sn dAys the das hereof. FOR which ne o. w.n'y een
yin BE- sddsd And al persons who shall Va psy NE
W demanded WITHIN tbs time specified n socA special
r. ~ twenty cents each Tor tho service Of the notice Once
op.. from ID o'clock . m to oolcet ~ Nov oft dc
csmbes -, 1884 SHLNlDAN shooN' cSae>.-.
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Jnsuraure Agmust AniSeuts.
VTyHE TRAVELLERS INSURANCE CO..
l. ErLa o. hartford, COnk rlrg3~IsT
onnvuAr AsnN nnN

1--WE TRAVELEkS lNSUkANCE w..
rLH o. HARTPORD, COnk rl0r3rI.T
CAPITAI4...........",. $500 900,
ACCIDENTS
" every Description resulting h lose Of Lib % fsrsseh
Jury. Policies Issued for yreanisms e
FIVE DOLLARS,
granting insurance to tho smoont Il r.s 80
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
against accidental loss Of LIE walls travelling b. xay puse
conveyance
TEN DOLLARS PREMIUM
secures policy for FvA Thousand Dollars and also Twsuky
I'VE Doss per week compensation Tor pesooal injury lne
paeitntinz thu assured from bis ordinary budness.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PREMIUM
secures full policy for 5000 aud s per week coupse
ton Tor all accidents. travelling or otherwise. =
Policies for $500 with So per week comnFnsation. can -
had for per annuu, any snn from so 10 Ss0~ =
pro po.onaie rates. No medical exsDinsti1p rc9uired
RoDssY Dgayfs Sec. JAMES6. PATTERSON, Frese
YFwYoRR RsPEaESGss:
Hon. T.. D. Morssn, New YORK.
Morris ketohuul, ke;cbum. Son J. Co.. BankefA
Jonaiaan ID. Steele. Pres;. Niagara Fire ms Co.
Charles T. Marin. Prest. Homo lnA Co
John TAYLOR Johnston Pres Cent X X Co. 81 NewJsceg.
George = Robbins. q. ;. Robbins Sop., nankenL "a
a. d. r. Grsnt Banker anos r. Emo, n T.
John j. Phclrs New. York; Geo. IL. stuart. Phila.
Hon. w. A. buckin ghsu Gov Stale Of Connecticot
PoIici.l Issued By EDGAR FOEMAN Asea, No. iH -
ton..t west from corner Broadway, n. \.
influential Canvasssr' wanted for the Newfork AssscyI
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Dfayie;s Gail FOR 500. COO
Can for $40. 900.
Total ...... 33, $40

And, comparing ihcse quotas i'll the several dis
tricts with the number of men demanded from each,
We determine the cyaCt number of credits allowed
in the WITH, With. Nl,h and With Districts, and
the minimum Gun fofcrcdits allowed in tho Will
anJ MN ni.tric IN la tolIoUq.
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER FlrCHBURG, NASHUA
Low CONCORD, THE WHITE MONTANA
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
Tho and stai.nc1 steamer. Of the NORWICH lne,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY Or ,FW-IoRN-
lesTe Newforx daily uDdzys excepted AZ O'Clock p -
iron. Pier No. 70 Nortn River, foot Of testryst,
FOR NEW-LONDOS,
there connecting with the Seabos EIprss Train rom e
above points vs Norwich and Worcester. Boston sud Wa
Worcester aud Nashua and wLondou and Norhsen
Railroads
Freight taken rats For nformaton inquire
r. D MARTIN, Agent, Oh the rief
rY'HE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR BO8-
i TON.-STOSINGTOH STEAMBOAT LINE
VIA OR0rON AND PROVIDENCE =.
THE OLDEST QUICKEST, SAFEST. AND MOST u
RECT AVOIDING "POiNTJUDlIH"
The nssni6 ,en, Steamer "COMHOSWEALTh,"' -
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS ard SATURDAYS The slcrs.a
SteausE.'PLf MOUTH ROCK" on MONDAYS, WEDSE5
DAYS. ard FRIDAYS on and a.t.r THUESDAf vth inses
a O'clock 2. - -
~ These boats start from Pier No. IS North River foot
Court sndt led red by all trsvr
90 among the iagrst strongest most conorta)s ana
that Apirrian satst At al seasons
aud ~ all weather. obese boats invariably make the passage -
time.
utaraous supper, md ururousy fnrnahed stale ROOMS
are "a srsed features vi th,s. floating PALACES"
er-hs ard -a- may be secured at Hsrndrus ES
rr-.s Oe No u Broadway, and a. No liS Hsss-st, Neg
ofk AID o. No. 70 Wsshnroi--t, bo.t' u,
~. X. SIMOsS. Agent
49, - A.xf- ran NOR AZ
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5teamboats an6 Railroads.

CAPTAINS and conductors are advised to
" haze Away, hand good supply Of TROPICAL
BALSAA " bey nay often have occasion 10 for colds %
Other affections u he crs procure to passengers
neglected buyin. /. beforehand Soe advertisements under
ii adj
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prinilng.

ENyM. EyERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Fulton
w e-sTEAG JOB PRINTERS and LABEL NAN
UFACIUHERs
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u tDIfuLi
Special Committee on Volunteering
AN DOMINANCE TO fRovIDg FOR THE PR0CCRkMEsr
OF VOLUNTEERS FOB THE ARaI1S OF THE UNION
AsPAsT ASD PARCEL or TIE QUOTA OF THE CITY
AND COUNTY or NEw-YoRK, UNDER THB CALL or
TIE PREsIaEST, DATED DEFENDER 10, 1861, YoK
THRiE hUsDkED THOUSAND MEs.
Tn, Board of Superpisors Of the County Of Ner-
Yo5k do 0rddin az toit0ws!
SECTION /. For the purpose OF securing the ad
ditional number Of men required OF the Comfy OF
New.York, under the call Of the President Of the
United States, dated December ~, 1864, for three
hundred thousand (SO0,00O men, the controller Is
her by authorised and directed To pay, On herenaf-
ter uroyded, such ann and sums OF money ~ may
he necessary TO obtain acceptable volunteers TO the
limited states service either in the army OF navy
NOT exceeding Que thousand dollars for any one
W upteer provided such volunteer shall be croditte
and allowed on account the quota OF men required
TO be furnished By the county, under such call OF
tho Presid nj.
SIC. 2. Tho money authorized by the preceding
sesrton 10 10 paid for volunteers SHAH DO PAID To
such volunteers respectively, at the once OF the
Controller, or such other place or places ~ saia
Controller may designate, immediately On sMd
Controller being furnished with satisfactory
evidence Of their having enlisted and been aniy
mustered into the military service OF tho United
States fox tho term Of their enlistment.
SIC. 3. In order that tho Controller may Dc
enabled TO make the payments hereinboiore anthol,
ized ard to meet the expenses necessarily incurred
in the execution q this ordnance ~ 10 6s1epS
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS, USEFUL and OR
III kAAkNTAL, = wn EtERDkLLs soSS' r'A
TONERS e fkikf14s, Ne ~ 6sates-x
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The entire quotas Of tho several districts before
the reduction OF the credits allowed do not appear
In this communication, but taking the spPolt,on,
nent Of The quotas under the call for hyo hundred
thousand 800 0O0 men ss basis, we are enabled 10
hundred thousand t5oO, OOO) men would have been
Aad thoy been spportioned In the same manner;
Mat Is 70 say, according TO The number OF Pers0ns
sssoiled in each district liable 70 drSn. Ihs
Aessss would have kssa ~ follovs: $500 !,
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YoBliULA

The above formuls is furnished TO boards OF en-
rolrnont as a rule by which they will spportion the
quotas OF sub-distrcts, and determine the amount
Of credit due them.
JAMES A. EBY, Provost Marshal General
Onicial: GEO. L. SCOTT Captain Veteran Reserve
Corps.
demanded from the County Of Nev-York 10 four
thousand four hundred and thirty-th tl,SS, ap-
no,tioned Ia the several districts as follows:
NJ NJ onn.n da,.o6,d Dls. No Of Msp demanded.
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nnnL ef Cnmmcrcc in Ncw-Yern.-sL-
Bank of the Commonwealth. IS,

"A or Tht toNipNNtALEh. ~iA'sl ~ h.lr' - lao
1t lsa TIE w-,t s@s s.'afd- tts 1. tay4 Dob I'f
Lam .Ai DsIas. ~, f-.sf -
A,ss-saslft8t sB.sss -
hV"fsse .s'-"i~ ,i'fnai -.
Ee~sra HsA ife'des q tts fs'i a. ~ c'rnr" - 49,
So ut - fr' suae. 10
bsa~l Eu~ - ifkiGhl 4rsssA IL
slb.crbsd - a.I J-uc- r.. 10
bs.ts. b 81 AZ fa,.r.
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U.oa of m, N.,-York Dry Dock Company

50 cu.at o. BsSA 90 1El "EN YORK Dll pptA coz
PASf a.,anred ~ Chef - L.. u as 80 -sct -.as
-.t1fd-y, % iif' tr co. p-c-s.us-. lst
= inBs .nd DoaH. efTn.br5 %
AssfaFs su-s.-l 81 ~
A.,tT .fns'i o. p-i-~',
u. Nee ffs pry boa Co"psJ. es.,s DAY $50 s az ~
b IA u = '~~hsf
ssS Je4fsn ms th.s3 Dee. Hbsf ~
A &. AsBssso, Con as-.oGsT II Deets.
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NONIH kNkNItA If~ % - ~ q W. N
a., w., endz Saaiday tn jsJ Of D~csplbs
sol Dcuss $500 sAtt 81
Eusant q ls.t-f w
Ccgl4t-it lts.oNt w
lbs..t
GU Couaty o S,. Yu<i L. J. A Bssrisey, CAs4t'r
nfAs nj hsi to
o,s ,.aa-as corloeL d, is. 80
J. EAHDsLtf Cs.h.or
sro.s bs,ofs ne n. Net d4J Of December. .s.%
Iftsa afvFn
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave foot q
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTER

IL ARRANGENE.r-leAves New, York, ysmesstp go
3S.sI tor Greeupr Sac harbr haiaP on. ke-
n For Ysphsns LlSslsad lshp, bsbyion aud Farm
iasdale at . and y. N ,rnnnils through 70
.. NJ. and o. m. tstsses connect loo Cold sprnse
Oysf Bay. sid Hun.instonl For Hampstead JanAcA saA
Winfield :. y and ~. - = ". and 4 and Q. m
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves Jsts st., lass
Rive at s:lSA m ysphsus stopping o. al stations ef
e Hmps and Syesset Escur,or Ticket for this trs
Al ~ ae.t fri-. A. REASONEH. sup-r.n,s udent
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s.,rt Nicboia. Dauh.--3tatoaent Of Tho SAL!

BANN ~ cqrrri by Chapter - Law, ~ 40. tx
,ns wcrk end ~ Ss lsday a day u Decrsler, lsA
Average s,un ~ Laars aud Discounts essGs0t ~
Aursst AnAn1tof Calculation. 6Ooti Oo
AL County NV furs Adhsd YsyAGrG Csshier
Of scho b,nk. b-ins du dspc~r
ths oo.sus 20 the bot ~ kno-isdss
aud r.,.ei. PAhhbt hSI tt'tr.
ID, OF DrcvuJer. s<
Rsssss IIrrLS Notsy su6i.c.
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