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Eeaal AntiEEs.

MASTERS SALESePu1suant TO the
INl command OF decretal order Of sails from the
Court Of Common Pleas, Of Guy ahoga County, Ohio,
At the suit OF Edward hient0n adanistratOr II The
estate ofWIliam Green, deceased, against Isaac L.
Gleason, Watson ThOmpson, rsceiver Of Lueious
8. Peck, Courtland Palmer and Frederick T., Wall
lace, assignees OF BiliiArd Hays PaInar h Co.,
LsTerett Alcott and Burrett W. horton, Perry s..
Babeock and BopsOn Hurd, Jr., Charles BradburR
and Waldo A. Fisher, Harriet Uhl, h. a. Litsl8
and Henry @. Abbey, receiver Of Lueius 3. ferk,
to me directed. ] shall expose for sale, st public
auction at the door Of the Court House, In the City
tfCleFeland, on the sth day Of March, A. D. 1865,
&C O'Clock P. NJ Of said day, the following de-
scribed and 20 wit situAte in the town Of inde-
pendence, in the County Of Guy yahogs and state Of
Ohio, and is known as being part Of lot nunber ten,
Of hubbard Tract, 50 called, east Of the cuyahog8
river, and bounded, TO WIT: Commanding at the
point Of the third step In the foot Of the Lock nu
Der Ss, north Of Portage Summit IN the Ohio cana,
and on the toWing-path side, numbering the steps
from the top Of the Lock- and running thsn0e vest
srly to point In the garden fence, standing about
two fees north from the priyy, with the stakes
driven By IL thence southerly on the line Of ne
garden fence through the barn yard to the north
line Of the farm belonging 70 oSes Gleason thence
east on said line to the Ohio canal; thence noft-
ery along the canal 70 the place Of beginning, DQ
taining one acre Of land more or less llso, nd
or lane next the toWing-Path north, 70 The bridgS
across the canal.
Appraised at s., 500.
d. W. GAGE, Master Con'r,
=. T. HAMIRoE, Planting Attorney.
fahqIQq
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The Cunning scheme Of the Rebel
Cauuafasfonera

The Cunning scheme OF the Rebel
CSmnaissiOners.
During the resent interview at Fortress
Monroe, the rebel commissioners proposed
putting Of the question Of reconstruction
and union Of Northern and Southern
armies for the purpose of driving Maxi
MILAN out Of Mexico and probably Of
seiEing Canada. The proposition ives
wisely rejected, and its rejection viii do
much to prove to European Powers that
The Federal Government il not willing to
embark IN any such Ishmaslitiah project.
To havs done 50 would have been ito re-
cogni1s the rebels. After inducing US 70
engage in;a var with England or France
they might easily say, recognize our indie
psndencs or you lose your ally. For Mr..
; Lincoln to have entertained the idea
would have been to initiate the folly Of the
crane that stuck its head into the throat Of
the wolf 70 extract that which cholad mr.,
wolf, but suddenly lost the silly head In
the iswI Of the hungry wolf. The Rebel
Hon is,onths choking point. There is no
hope for 4, except by some such shrswd
dodes AI that proposed BY the rebel COM
rniesioners.
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The editor Of the Gardiner JourtdI has
no doubt of the truth OF DR.. Bellows story
about planting wAlking-stick in Oalifor-
MIA and gathering from It q peck of peas.
He speaks Of fellow in that fsr-off State,
who planted pair Of old.fashiOned Hrs-
dogs IN his garden, and in three weeks
raised s litter OF pups, and advises Mr.. Bel
lows if he can't do better credit 70 the fer
tility of California, to leave of lecturing.
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lnandrfs.i 80 81 - nrnf,.

The reported dslsy Ofths draft until the
sfb Of Msgeh need not be regarded m a
final delay. Volunteering has been very
brisk for sometime psst and the Govern
msnt Is disposed to allow the country TO
an its ouots by volunteering for few
dsys longer, The draft win come how
ever. The men must be forthcoming.
Grant and SherInan must be reinforced.
Let no one there therefore hstter hinIelf
with the idsa Of = susl delay Of the draft.
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CerGa6eate OF FAufhOrfty.
10 expire on the 9lst day OF January, 1856.
OrFEOE OF THE AUDITOR o. STATE,
IUauRANoE DHPARFMiT

Z TO expire on the 9lst day OF January, 1885.
OTFEdE SE THE AUDITOR o. STATE,
IHsURANoE DEPARrA'T,
lI" -E-l coLuMBus, o., Jan. 2J, 1885.
WHsREAs, The YONKERS NEW YORK FIRE
INSuRAHCB COMPANY, located at Yonktrs, in
The Stats Of New York, hA1 hled in this once q
sworn statement Of its condition, as required By
the hret section Of the astsFo regulate Insurance
Composites not Incorporated BY the State OF OhiO,"
passed April g. 1855, and amended February 8,
1851; ana EhersAz, Said Company has furnished
Satisfactory evidence that it Is possessed Of at least
one hundred thousand dollars Of actual capital in
vested In atoeks or bonds, or in mortgages OF rsa
estxte; worth deubls the amount for which the
same is mortgagedi and whereas, Said Company
ks1 fled in this of1es g written instruments under
its corporate seal ugusd by the President and Sec
retary thereof c4rhorizing any agent or agents Of
said compGnyin this State to acknowledge service
Of process, for and In behalf Of HA.d COMPANY 80
eording to the terms Of said law.
Now, therefore, Ia pursuance Of the hrst Seetion
Of the Aforesaid set, ], Jas. h. GOD1AN, Aud
itor OF the State for 0hiS do hereby certify that said
T0NKERS AND NEW YORK FIkE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF YonkersI N. T., is authorized to
transact the business Of FIRE 1nsuranos in this
State until the thiFtydTSt day Of January, In the
year enc thousand eight hundred and sixty-aix.
IN Wftnass whereof hsYs hsreunto subscribed
fSkALl1 my hand and caused the seal Of my
isTkkPI ofhoe 10 Be- afixed The day and year
81 60. above Erlttfn.. ~
''N JAS. h. GOODMAN,
H hbel00 ll Auditor Of htRtS.
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Benjamin, the rebel Secretary of State,
says of the resources in men of the Con-
federacy, aItsH you there ara not able
bodied white men enough IN The country to
succeed. ~,
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M ASTBRS SALE.-Pursuant 70 the
IAloOmmAnd Of a deorStal ozdsF Of sale hon lsbS
Court Of Common Plsas Of Cuy1hogA county, tt fhs
Buis Of Alfred Kellogg, Adminlst-ator Of The E1ats
Of Martin Kellogg, dsesased, sEainst John Ftllett
and Charles Hart TO me directed, Bhan ciloF GeF
sale at public suction, at the deoF Of the Court
House In the city Of Cleveland, on the twenty
eighth day Of February, A D. 1855, ct three oelooE
?. n the following described premises, 70 Wit -
PAris Of lots sishtys six e and ninsty ak 90 IN
Dover township, number seven, % aud IN toe az.
tesnth range In the Connecticut western ReseE7es
being also 10 Guy ahrgs comfy and etats of Ohio,
and bounded ~ follows Commencing On the Aahs
shore on the Northeast corner Of land owed b
Joseph Moore, Jun, and running themes Soalh on
said Moore's West line 10 Henry Esylor'5 land; ;
thence West on the North line Of aid fayloFs land
10 land owned By Benjamin Cohoon and samuel ard
Jacob Bottom thence HoIth on the East llne Of
said Cohoon and Bottoms land to the Lake shore;
thence East aloug the Lake shore 70 ths place of
beginning containing ffty eight acres of land, b
the zane more less, tossther with All tbs hsrpd-
itaments ar d apOurtenance1 thersunto bolcnEing,
but sahjsct 20 al legal highEsys.
Appraised As 81 $50.
B. B. BzAvIs, PIn'u Atty. iaa2e:lss
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4 HUGH MOOULLeOB,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
TRRAsJRY pTPARTNEYT.

0TFIUI or CoxPTEoLLER or THE CURRREoY,
81. WASauGToN. Feb. Z, 1855. .
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence,
w presented to the uudsriigned, It has been
made 90 appssr that he S'FSATIOHALC CITY BANK
OF CLEVELAND" In the City Of olsvelsnd, in
the County Of Cuyahoga and State Of Ohio, has
been duly organized under and according 70 the
requirement. Of the act Of Congress entitled San
Act to proVids National Currency secured by
pledge Of United States Bonds, AMI to provide FOR
the circulation and redemption thereof approved
Juns s, 1854, and has complisd with all the pro-
visions Of t6id act required 70 be complied Vith
before commencing the buSinsss Of Banking under
said act.
Nov, therefore, i, HUGH Mc0ULLoCH, Comp
trolsr Of the Currency do hereby certify that the
NATIONAL CITY BANK OF CLEVELAND, in
tie city Of Cisvsland, in the County Of cuyahoga
sad ststa Of Ohio, is authorized to eonmsnes the
business Of BANKING under the act Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and saal
Of o6es this seventh day Of EebTraFy, 1858.
rLG HUGH MoOULLoCH,
febIi:la7 OomptrOlleF Of the Currency.
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steam TO and frOm the Old Country.
"HK WETiT,-K NOWH

i ESyorite Olyd6-buIlt Iron stesn. q IN
IN ofthsAEOE0RL4EE ofeteaua. ll3l2
HAips. aHIBERHLA.a "OALEDO- -
MI, ,taBRIf.ANLA," land I" UNITED KINGDOM,
are intendsd 70 sad fortnightly 20 and from New
Yerk, carrying passengers TO and from ESvaPool,
GIasgoo, BSJda, DGblia, Waterford, Corb, limerick,
GGIsspv or LeadoaSsTy. These vessels we're buili
specially for the Atlantic trade, are divided into
water and Air-tight compartments.
.ICT0GsE BATES OF PASSAGE.
From Kew York to any of the above plaeess-
Cabins Sl2o and 500; stesraEs rs, payable In
American currency.
To New York from any Of the above places -
Cabins 465 and e50i steeTags 925, payable in gold
or equivalent in American currency,
Those who Wifh to send for their friends can buy
ticketl at kh6ss rates from the Agents.
FRANCIS MACDONALD / CO.,
Jans.ls6 Slowing Green, 3. 7.
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Rursau Of Military Clalms.

By the Intervention ofs Committee Of
Conference, the two houses have harmon
lied their differences on the bill to establish
Buresu Of Military Claims in Columbus
for the help of Ohio seldiArs and their re-
presentstiTes, in making collections from
the general government. t.lola 5Iuf F
As passed. the bill provides for a Com
missioner at an annual salary of eighteen
hundred dollars, with 8 sufficient clerical
force to enable him to discharge, with ED
cheney, the duties above referred to.
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gyfIae.

CTRAW HAT BLEACHING, DYR.
Nus, AETHEEa and PEEssIEa--HsEing j1lt rsa
turned from The East, an prepared, By TIE uid o.
Experienced nAnda, 20 % any WOr1 n thl1 hna, -
Won e. IN felt aud bsaEsE hats, IN ths bsss poszbi8
manner ant most iaahionable Btyle. 81. l1s1saa
RREDiK 0YRIkX,Ts1
RrsnCk steam Dye HouIa,
nAr1s los and 1O5 SsnseA akFasi,l
EAMILY DYE COLORS-A FOIL
IL assortment Of these oolors. Every family 5an
Dye their own goods at . very mail cost. The col
ors are bright snd durable, and sdeot greAt saE-
ing By mAsing old garments look - COED e. lev
Prices IS and Is ccnts per package. For sale ~
CHURCHILL BR0THEH
daIO 1875 Ontario utreoL
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0oLUMHUs, ONO, Jan. 81, 1865. !
1t s hereby certified, that the foregoing IL cor.
rect copy Of tbs statement OF 1nditon Of the Stan
dArd Fire Insurance. OompGny Of New York, made
to and hled In thil Office, for The year 1865.
Witness my hand and seal oElcially.
ESEAL JAS. q. GOODMAN,
IsRAMP.l Auditor Of State.
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Weikel Run and MCKINNEY
OIL co.
OAPlTAL, $3.50, 600
1900 SHARES, 800 EACH.
e4O, 600 to be reserved for Developing
l. RroDarfy.- . .

The Company own IN fee simple, free Of all inOum.
bFanoe large tract OF land, (all Of which Is bore
able tsrritorJ) Situas0d In Tohango county Pa, In
What s believed to be part Of the Great Oh Basin,
Of which Gil Greek iB the central line.
They have two wells down, each TO the depth OF
500 feet, with splendid BhOW Of OIL both Of hleh
are about 10 bs tested, and are making prspa-
rAtions for sinking third. -.-
limited amonnt Of Stock now offered for sale.
Subscription books open ct Banking House Of Far
mer Painter 1A6 superior street, whore ell ipfoF
nation can be OBJ aimed. ianIS.ls3
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subrcribed and sworn before me. this Gath day Of
January. A. D. 1855.
GSsAL THOS. L TH0RNELLS r
lstampl c,mm'ssiOnsr for Ohio in New York. .
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aasMraufE.
kTULLER, Agent, ais superior st.
CTATEMENT. OF THE CONDITION


GTATEMENT. OF THE CONDITION
YohkeEa and New York Insurance
On the 1Bt day Of Janusry, 1855, made to the
Auditor Of Ohio, pursuant 70 the Statute Of thHt
: : -a NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of the Company is YosKLns AND nEY
YoRK INsuRGsOE CaNPANT, and is located st Yon-
h'F'' "s''oh"'tsr SoS&ty. % /. Ne" York.
The amount Of Its Capital Stock 600 90 90
ASSETS.
Cash Of the Company on hand and In
the hands Of Agents and other per-
u $50 10
Ths B0EdS and StOpks owned By the
Company, las per vouchers aec0mpa.
nyiug)-how seeured aud the rate OF
tntsIest aeo I9o W
Debts othsrwiss sesured, las per Vouch-
ers a0eenPAnyingli BY GoT't Stocks. Ill 100 %
Debts Tor XII p
Alfothsr Securities. acOI usd tnteTOat and
Company prepsIH' .'-.-.'-.'--''''''.'''- LIVE %
Total Assets eE the Company y........ seq ,6O7 81
rsts LABILIT1E6. "
Losses 100 90
MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured In any one
Eisk OOO W
The greatest amount allowed By the rules to be In
Bured IN any one city town or village. No rule.
The greatest amount allowed to Be insured IN any
one block. No rule.
The amount Of is capital or earnings deposited In
any other state aa security for losses therein
None. m i
STATE OF NEW YoRK,
County Of New York, "'
Rieka.d L. Franklin, President, and John W.
Murray, secretary, OF the YonkerS and New York
Fire InSuEAnoe CompGny, bsing BeVeraly sworn.
deposs and ray, that the fore. ding is fgll, true
and correct statement ofthe anairB Of said OOmp8-
ny that ths said Insurance Company is the bona
dds oWner Of ct Least 0Es Hundred Thousand Dol
Lars Of aetuk CAsh Capital, invested in Stocks and
Bonds, or mortgages Of Real Eatate, worth double
the amount for which the same IL moItgaged, and
that they are the AboVe described onOerH Of said
Insurance Company.
RIcBiRD L. FRANELIN, PrsS't.
tEr JOHN ". MURRAY, ssC'y.
Subscribed and Tworn before me- this 1911 day Of
laEaL. JAMES ". HALE,
fRrAH1.l Con'r Tor Ohio In New York.
.il-sf--i 0RPIoE or 7HE AUDITOR OF STATE,
CoLu1IBUs, o., jan. %, 1855.
It Is hereby certified that the toregOing is cor
rect copy Of the Statement ofth6 Condition Of the
YORksfs and NeWY ork Fire Insurance Company Of
Yonksrs, New York made to and fled In this office,
for the year 1855.
lssALsI Witness my hand and seal ofioially.
AudftRr oF gtate
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STATE or NEW YOHK,
Oouptv NJ Nv YORK. h3s

= bfATB OF EEW 1OEK,
County Of Nav York. -
William OriPps, President, and Wm n. St. John,
Secretary Of the et2ndard Fire InsurAncs Comps
~, being severslly swsFn eepose and say that the
foregoing is full, tIus and rect Itatement Of
the Ghairrs Of said Company; that tbs Baid InSur.
anes Company is the bona hds owner Of At least
One Hundred Thousand Dollars II actual Oash Cay
ital invested In Stocks and Bonds that the above
described Investments, nor any part thereof, are
made for the benefit OF any Individual exercising
authority in tbs management Of said Company,
either President, cretsry, Treasurer, Director
or otlerEigs and that they the above described
officers Of said Insurance Company.
WILLIAM GRIPS, President
W. N. ST. JOHN, Secretary.
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8ank Aatife.
TREAsuRY pEPARTaTENT.

IhEA1l6E
OTTIc8 or COhPTBOLLEa OF THE CURRENCY,
WAsHIEsTOE, January Slst, 1885.
WHRREAS, by satisfactory evidence TO
that stThe MRROhAHTS' NATIONAL BANK OF
EYREAND,' g In the oay Of CIsrSidad, IN tbs
county Of CNgaLO0a. and State OF Ohio. has been
duly gsniEsd under and according to thu require
nsnts Of the Act OF Congress entitled 'An Act 20
proYids National 0urFenty, Beeursd BY pledge
Of United States Bonds, and 70 provide for the cir
culstion and redemption thereof, approved jane
s. 1884 and has complied Wih all the proyisions ef
Bald Act required 20 be compiled with before COM
nsnslng the businss q Banking under ls.d AIT.
Nov, therefore, I, HUGH he1ULLOOH, Uomp-
tfelIer ofthe Currency do hereby certify that Ths
MEROHANfs' NATIONAL BAHK-OF OLIVE
LAND" In the CITY ef 0lsrel0Hd, in the county Of
Osgabo1d and State Of Ohio, Ia authorized TO COM
msnOs Shs business Of Banking under the Act Afors-
In Testimony Whereof, witness my hand and
seal ofoGcs this Thirty day cf January, 1866.
-, ls''A'S'J HUGH MOouI1eoB,
OenPtrOllsr Of the Currency.
hEEUHANrs' NATIONAL BANK CT CLEvELAED,
E- Cleveland, o., February 8, 1865.
This Bank having been daily authorised BY the
eomptroller Of the Currency 20 commence the busi-
ness Of Banking under the Act Aforesaid, will optn
its book and be prepared foF the Transaction Of
business on Thursday, the 9Th in5t.
The business OF the Merchant Bank OF CleVe-
land, except IN the aloling up Of iz ansiTs, will
osaa6 IS that data.
ThiS Bank viii b1T and sell all descriptions Of
GoVsrnnent Bonds, aud aot ~ he Agent Of Jay
Cooke 10 the sale Of o. 8. 'Sevsn. Thirty" notes.
81 T. P. HANDY, President.
W. L. eUFTxz, CaIhisr. fsbs193
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An autographic telegraph is about be-
ing established in Paris. -..- es-
-Itis part Of the strange history Of
this war that not movement can bsEnade
without the knowledge Of the rebels. What
screw is loose3
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TRAVELLERS INSURANCE CO.,
HARTFORD, COME
NgUEEg AaAIHsE ri
s
or EVERY DESCRIPTION.


$500, ,OO0.
Five Dollars Annual Premium
VIII insure 50 900 against loss Of life ooeasionsd By
accident to any psblie conveyance By which the A.
S1Ted may Be As the tne travelling, uadsT As TrGs'
slers Rtsk Policy. s4 --a,
Ten Dollars Premium
Secures a policy for 5000, and also S25 week
compensation for personal injury ineaPicltatIng
the assured from his ordinary buSiness-under
the Trsyslers Risk.
Twenty.FIVe Dollars Premium
Secures fun policy for 81, 900, and SIS psr week
compensation for all and every description Of Aooi
dent, trAyefing or otherWise-uudsr General Ao-
cIdent Policy. ---.- .-.-.-
Policies for $500, With Sc per week compensation,
can be had for s. per annum, or any other sum
between $500 and 5000 At PropOrtIOnats rates.
specisl and hazardous riahs taken At special and
hazardous rates. --.-.--
60 No medical examination required.
O. PATTERSON, Prss't.
HEERY A. DYER. General Agent.
The above Company have increased their Capital
to S50o 600, viii be By their card shove, and
are perfectly reliable. A 7e T
The undersigned, Agent for the Company n this
city is now is1uing great many policies 70 AL
derveld, e Fireman, living on the West Side. vas
injured ct fire 50 that be was unable for time
to perform bis accustomed lsbOr, and made biz
claim 20 the Agent hero for compensation, aEd -
soon as the proper proofs could be sent - the Com
pany, the money was ordered 70 be paid over 70
him, without delay, and the Agent b directed 70
settle all claims a. soon as properly mAdsso -Ts
This Company; although young IN existence, has
become she most popular Insurance O5mpany Of
any sort in the United States. Hundreds and thou
sands OF Ell age8 aud circumstances srs securing
policies from 800 70 % COO and for AyssEI FiSkI
and compeDsation for disability.
An Who are exposed 70 accidents Of aby sort (aud
who are not somstmes exposed are invited 70 cali
on the Agent and satisfy themselves in this mAttsz.
No examination necessary, and no matter what
age. ts' -a" A. FULLER Agent,
Janl9 215 Superior ST., 0Isyelsnd, Ohio,
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.SEYEN:.:THIRTY LOAN.

TAsSs Notes rsiususi under cate Of August 18th,
IssI. and are psyabI' thrss years from that tims,
n surrsnoy. OF AZ sOa1srtIbls at the option of the
hOldss into ----.-e. e...-.
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sREI1 Popular LOAF nE rsE pEfpLE.

now 0Hetsd ~ me Government and IL is co a1dent-
y s1Pssttd thAt It's superior advantages will make
It the
GREAT POPULAR IOAR OF TIE PEOPLE.
Las than s2OO. 600 600 Fsmain unsO'd, which win
probably be disposed Of within the next SIXTY or
ninety days, whom ths notes will aadoubtsdly oOn-
nand premium, as has uniformly been the case on
OlO,ins the Subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and sestlOn
Of The s,untry may be Afforded facilities for taking
lbs Loan, the EstlenL Banks, State Banks and
Private Banners throughout the country have gen
orally agreed to receive subscriptions at par Cub.
SSribsrs will select thOr own agents. In whom they
have SOnhdencs, and who only are to be rs.ponsi-
DIE Tor tbs delivery Of the notes for which they re-
esi!s orders.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, PhIladeIPhla.
Subscriptions will bo received by the
First National Bsnk Of Cleveland, and
Second National Bank of Cleveland.
fsblkso9 l.
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u. s. $50 LOAN /!

BzEsthority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
the undersigned has assumed the General subserip-
tiOn Agsnsy for the Ials Of Unitsd States Treasury
Notes, bearing seven and three tsnths per cent In
tsr.sst per sanaiha. a kknoyynu, the
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-A AsTRR,s sALR-Pnranant tn- AZ

IT. HAnlLIOS, Planting AtsOrnsy.
febS:I92
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N~Srptellor Munbrnm'o
S2a0sft RrGufer >gs;lirtr

IS&SAsy@Rs EERSR%HSNA ~C%NGb%
1T unI.rettts has Bette BIS tftt beEannte Eftttfl CUR 6etlnn
ben llnterletbS. 9 eI@perben aler grt, tnsbeipneere Wlagen
trantpf YereauuneS fnmGte, Gbp!era-&nfdue, 8rufi9mer
gen, Dtarbpea, Gplifen, 8redrugr, S6WtnbeL 8latungen
srpfG4merS, Nnbnd, Sattes Gte6er, Seetrdntbett, Spmmfr-
Complaint, fgpte efeen s II Z { n rnb @rtGltung.
Dd btefeS @itrir aus rein unfd1bItGen, Seeeta6tIti6en
GtDIen tefebt ~ et8net es EG rpd} defenders sur Serabt-
srns nereebTrener Rinher, iprte ebeniaGt tettt 3abnen bar.
ielben. Seine SHUTTER IpIte b~EraInter, fetS e1tCn TN
5aufe au haben, tetp@ IDlte es In bteert Sale NIT Gtee pter
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