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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30
Amusing Incident.

A minister travelling in the back
woods, and cspying cabin, entered on
his misston Of mercy, tho lady of the
house (shc being the only one present,
and rightly judging his orrand,) }
when she perceived him coming. seized
tho Bible, and when he entered, was to
all inlont5 busily engaged in porusing
the volume, He noticed lhut she held
tho honl, with letters reversed, or in other
was reading.
'ohl bout tho old prophcts,' was the
response.
1T Is very odiGyiug 10 read oftha suffer.
iugs aud death of Christi said the minis.
ter.
And so that good man is dcud, is hol'
asked the matrcn evidently getting inter.
estcd.
Certainly he is.'
Wollthaps just the wny--I'vo been at
John long time to ,ukc the newspapers,
but he won't; everybody in the world
might die aud not hear word about it,
said the woman in rapid tone.
'Ah! woman, you are in the dark said
the preacher with an elongated face.
'Yes, know we are. I've been at
John long time to put window into
the fur end Of the house and he won't dc
that neither
Il perceive you are weak In know
Ledge
Il know that am weak; ard guess II
you had the bilious fever, an been tnkin
DR.. Browns Ssssairex and Cotnract pill
as long as haze, you'd be weak too
replied the woman, in angry tones, nn
half an octave higher thOn usual.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30
A Touch Of Nature.

a ear full Of passenger passed
over the Western railroad. in
which simple but touching scene
occurred, worthy Of record. One
OF these passengers wac u woman,
carrying in her arms child, who
annoyed EVERY zone by his petu-
lance and creing. Mile after mile
the passengers bore the inhictiou
ofits noise, which rather Increased
than diminished, until al last il
became furious, aud the passen.
gcYs nearly so. There were open
complaints, and one man shouted
take the child out!" The train
stopped alta stati m, and an old gen.
tleman arose and made the simple
statement that tho father of the
child had died recently, away from
home: that the mother had been
on a visit 10 her friends, and bad
died while on Il visit; that her
dead body was on board the train,
and that tho child was in tho
hands ST n stranger. II was
enough. There was . tear in
nearly every eye, and all werc
melted into pity and patience. -
All seliishness was lost in think
ing Of the desolation of the poor
littlc wanderer, who would lavo
found n warm welcome in Ii uds
that, a moment before, would al
most have visited it with blows.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30
Gen, J, Wager Swayne.

The N. Y. Times states that Drevet
Brig. Gen. J. Wager Swayne, late Col.
Of the 43d Ohio Regiment, has been
nominated Brigudier- General, in place OF
Vice President Andrew Johnson, resign.
ed.
Col. Swayne arrived In Now York Feb.
26, from Port Royal. having been severe.
ly wounded in the first skirnsh had by
Gen. Sherman's forces in the advance
from Savannah. After three years in the
service, during which IL is his pride to say
his regiment never fired gun except
when he was with them, and never made
but one march without him, (and that
when he was temporarily absent in COM
mand Of brigade,) he lost leg in u
trifing skirinish, and is for the present
inyalided, but not disheartened, only i'm
patiently counting the days when he shall
again / o fit for the field Gen. Swayne
is native Of Ohio, son Of Associate Jus
lice Swaync, of tho United States Su
preme Court. A graduate ofYale In 1856
he subsequently entered upon the prac'
tice Of law ct Columbus, Ohio. Shortly
after tho breaking out of the war, ht
abandoned his profession, deyoling him
self TO raising the regiment ofwhich h'
was made Lieutenant Colonel, and since
by regular promotion, has been advance
to his present rank having served wit
Grant during his Mississippi campaign
and accompanied Sherman from Chat
tanooga to Savannah. II will crafty hi
many friends to know that, though still
confined to his bed in ihe house OF
friend IN New York, he is rapidly re
J covering, aud has fair prospect OF ren
! dering future service TO the country b
has loved and served 90 well.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30
The Legal Tender Question.

The question Of the authority Of Con.
gross 10 make Treasury Notes. or any
thing but gold and silver, is coming m
occasionally in various quarters for legal
adJudlcntion. a case was recently be-.
fore the Supreme Court OF Indiaha. aud
SO lar as that court is competent TO decide
lhe question, Il has done so.
The case was that uf 7hGVr v.
Hedges cf al, on appeal from the Roonc
Circuit Court. Tho action was brought
as upon n promissofy note, to recover ar.
on an instrument dated March 26, 1869.
'or ,hc payment, four months after date,
OF "hvc hundred dollars in gold" The
answer alleged tender in Treasury
notes such os are made legal tend = by
acts OF Congress. To this a demnfrrr
was ovcrruled aud exception taken, and
upon that arises the chief question in tho
case.
Does Congress Possess the power to
make these Treasury notes legal tcnder
IN the payment OF dchtsl
Judge FRAZER delivered the opinion of
the Court, Ia which the full Bench unani.
mously concurFcd, in which, altcr care.
lui review OF the powers granted To Con-
grces bv the Constitution, aud citing vari-
Gus auiocitics, the power OF Congress IN
tho premises was eflirmed. The Judge
concludes the opinion OF the Court a.
follows:
may state in brief, by way ofrccapitula.
Ton, the consid1 rAtions which led this
Court TO the conclusion that the loyal
tendtt law Is valid.
lsi. Congress has the substantive pow
er 10 blrrow money.
%. To do 81 IL may resort TO any
measure which Is appropriate, which
plslnly condueos to that end, which Is
not prohibited, and Is not inconsistent
wi'h the letter aud spirit Of the Conslilu
ton.
3d. The issue OF legal tender Treasury
notes iulhls all these conditions, and i
therefore authorized by the condition as
a means to effect losses.
The Judgment below for S5iS. The
answer alleged a tender to S5Is 40 on
or about the ith of January, 1863. which
Il AYERS was the total amount due. The
evidence which OF record shows the ten.
der TO have been Ssla, and made on the
Is. Of January. The variance between
the allegations and the proof was amend
able below on the trial, and must be dis.
regarded here. q G. &. Ii. State, ia,
li5, aud s7s,)
Another question before us Is this, was
the plaintiff below entitled TO recover the
valde of five hundred dollars of gold coin
We think not. The contract was not Tor
5000 IN gold coin, but Gin gold"
Gold in ingols or dust from the mines
would havo satisfied the contract, in our
opinion, aud on failure to deliver il, the
measure Of damages urder this contract
Is 5000 with interest from the date of
default.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30

r5-The papers Of the Methodist de-
nomination report extensive reyivals
and numerous Sccessions to the churches
The Cincinnati Advocate Of the SLh
saysi "The nccessions mentioned by
our own correspondents this week reach
to 400 and those reccded by onr Metho.
dis, exchange to l,aoO-mnking a total
,or the two weeks Of over 5000. "The
having of Of church debt and the increas-
M Of ministers, salaries are frequently
roentioned as evidence of Prosper g.
We notice that in the oil village Of III
,usyiIle, Pa, lately, the people PAID
their aged minister visit and len be-
hind a purse Of $500 seven men pay
inc Sioo each. This was "str,ins ile'
10 some p,Fpo~e
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30

DIn a Scotch Church des-
cendant of Nabal having put q
crown.piece into the plate, instead
of q penny, and starting at itS
white precious face, asked to have
it back again, and was reiused.---
"In once, in forever" "Aweel,
aweel." grunted he, "Ill get cred.
it for it in Heaven" INA, mai"
said James the doorkeeper. ''yell
get credit only for the penny" i
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SroNsINo ON THE PnrNrrps.-

SPoNsIso ON THE PRrNrERs.--
Here is little article which we
think something Of framing to
hang conspicuously over our edi.
torial table:
IL ttIsts' nr,lhinsi,sTe,us, ts'ras-.aa,
&c. And thus one and another
viii spong an extra paper, puff,
or some benevolent advertisement.
They forget that this business
makes them known They forget it
is tho printers ink that makes
nine.tcnths OF their fortunes
They forget that it takes money to
pay compositors-to buy ink, typo
and paper--and last y, they forget
to even thank you for working for
nothing by gratutlously putting
their businesss.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30

Owens, the actor, has made
sixty thousand dollars playing
Solcn Shingle in New York. That
is "shingling" 10 some purpose.
SLOW does it appear said
Sheridan to a lady on u lats cccar
sion. 'sthat tho subject OF Gray's
clergy in a ceuniry church-yard
was q volunteer soldieri' Because
The poet Informs us that
Large was his "boulsya and NJ zsel
sinclrs."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30
Davis House.

tForms rly called the getty Heuss,pTimn'oh'o
LxvI WttkIoK. Proprietor.
Theandersi ssirss tot nfotm allhisffiendsan'
theiatspatrons cs ;as City House, ,(nowth Dsv',ns
III. hotelis ready for the reception OF gne'u, In'
Houss hasbsen re e.bullt,r furnished andis no" al
,oodas any in the country.
nj now have stsbling enough to aecommeoNs IN
mbsr therss, ,and wilalwsy hsyssn -, !,
sffsed. LEVI " -"
ritsn Oetober I, IaSp--is.tf
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Or. g. G. BeiIharZ.
SURGEON dfY DENTIST

once ,sh.whan's block over TifiinB Bank. Tseth
iassrisdina superior manner, aud on mo'ttenona
bleterms. Callend have your Teeth tueowtnoul
dslay. Or r.HErLuARZhavinr had more thsntwenty
sarsexperienee, ,feelseo hdentthaihe oan please
he mostfastidious and succsedin sUoa'e'wher'
ueessis possibis undsrany eirchm'tSne
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30
Military Claims and Pensions
TX MORD

Has been duly iicenseato prosecute and
solIect claims for Officers and Soldiers
a ,cK Pay and BouNrr, and Passions. All
sxosnses incident to the collections OF
,iaims will be advanced by him. and no
sharge made uatil the claim Is collected.
Charges reasonable.
oliee iu Commercial Row. frat door up
airs, TifIin, Ohio. lhovlf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30

UA Canada paper estimates
that forty-three thousand Canas
dians have enlisted in the Federal
army since the commencement Of
the war. OF those it is calculated
/ at fourteen thousand have died
ON the battle. field.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30

A Vow AccoaPLtsRED. well known
gentleman Of this city, whose heard has
not been touched by the s.ecI siues the
morning OF the arrival OF the news thnt
Fort Sumter was captured aud having
regis'erd vow thu, II should remain in
violate unit the stars aud stripes oacs
more waved over the frt was on Mon.
day deprived ofths maj site golden ap.
pcn.dage to his chin by the longest pa
OF shears that one OF the largsst manu-.
featuring establish nj mt In III city could.
supply. He now presents such an ap-
pearanoe that his most intimate trends
have taken second look in order to.
Identify him. - Taanton Gdreus,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30
PLANTATION BITTERS

which are now re eomm md by the hi ghesi med
ieaiauthor,tie and wanantedt to produce an In.
MEDIATE bene fetal effsect. They are erceedlngly
agreeable, perfectly pure, and nust suppressed all
othsrtonies where healthy gsntlestimulsnt i're'
quired.
Thsypury ~, strengthen and iuvisorats
They create healthy appetite.
They are IN antidote 80 ohsngs OF wster and diet.
Thsyovercome effects Of dissipation late hours
They strengthen the system and sniiyen the mil nd
They prevent missmAtie andi nterm ittentfevers'
They pnsify tLsbrsstn sp aeidity ofths stomach
They euro Dysspesia aud Constipation.
They cure Diorhsa, and Cholera morhus.
They cure Liver erCompiaintan and Nervous Headache.
They msksthe weak strong, thslR Rpguid hrilii
are uxhauste natures great restofer. Tbeyars
composed ofihs celebrated CaiiSaya bark, winter
green ,sasafras roots and herbs, all preserved In
perfeetly pnre ST. Croix Ran. Forpnrtieblars, see
.itoulars a nd tsstim oni aIs around each bottle.
Beware Of impostors. Examine every bottle
See thst it thasourprivats u s.. Stamp Lated
ovsrihe sork with piantauon iesHs ,ant oursigna
ture n fine steel plsis SIDE label. sesthst oui
bottle Is not rs6lled with spurious and dsleierou'
stun. Any person pretending to sell PlSntatior
bites by the gallon or in Bulk is animpostor :.
Anypsrson imitath This sbottls, s,orsslllneanyoih
ermaiehAlt Altherein sheihsr called Plantation bii
ten or not ,is criminal NJ der the U. s. Law, an'
willbs so prosecuted byus. We already have on
eve on several psrlies Te.fllipg our bottles Ne
who will succeed getting thems sslvess into olos
quarters. The dsmsndfor Drake's Plantation Sii
tiers rfomiadies, elsrgymen, merchants 'Se,it In
credible. The simple trial Of abottle is the evi
dence we psessut offhsir worth snd upnriority--'
ThesaFe soidbyali resPestabie. druggists, gIoeers
hotels, saloons, stsaniboats Andsenniry stores
p. II. DRAKE g. co.
e0s Broadway, N. Y.
/ nf.l ~ 1874 O4...Iv
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WonE oc TiGiu

~ su,,yu., a A. q ssEArH, BANKERS or
Ase. shs yhan's New Blosk, Rherethey willtransse'
a general Baaking business and pay Interest on DE
D osits ., follow. ..,,.
s-cer,iGestes payable on dem.nd.
A. q
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Frank Baker,

A.to,n.y a, Law, Tim. Ohio ofhes,ip Tomb.
aicat. An iust claims for Bounty, Back ray ,aa
'Psa,ioa premgy eollsetsd Ies .o,a'e nv'sn, ~ re-
'hsHss'"'''"' fNov. 30, tso3-7-iy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30

UTTen full companies for yet.
Gran regiments, and some 500 re-
cruits for old organizations, left
Springfield, Illinois, on Friday
last for the front:
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0N-Jones has discovered the resrpe-
tive natures Of o distinction and diffe.
ence, He says ihat"a little difference"
frequently makes many enemies; while
ga little distinction attracts hosts OF
friends to the one on whom it is con.
ltrred.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30
U. 8. Wenner.

Nsnufaetures Of Carriages. BugEiss .ssit,es 80,
Jorner Cos and Jefferson streets, neu the ~ w ~.
JNhoue church, Tim, Ohio. me soaa 49,.
ntsst .tyles Of Buzgiss, etc, finished In ths o.,
n anusr aud ofthe most durable materhs'con''""'''
su h.ad nd prsmp,iy madsto order; yrrNER.
- .ax ,a.o Al
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30

General Sherman, though strict
ly a moral man himself, has de
moralized the rcbcl army awtailly.
Federal soldiers in the rebel
States are uniform currency.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30

AVE AND HEADING RAcroRf'T'f
,yp ch,mbs,lin has con.tsntiy on hand Flour
N aFrit Barrsl Stavss, well seasoned, sso KIM
tisdhsading. Prompt attention given TO Nfofds".
Also scroll sawipg aud Turning onstoordsf'
No,ember6 1868. s-u
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30

U-From an inspection Of the
st afford register, it is found that
Shakespesre's widow subsequently
married shoemaker of the town.
named Richard James.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30
A Gnnd nnrln

ID. Williams, one Of tho Committee Of
e.'z ms a, Charlcstou charged with the
distribution Of 1.-THE rice, called and ssked
that an order should be issued reouir,ng
the colored people to meet at ryecified
places on one day and the whites on the
gay succeeding. Colonel woodftd De.
clined ,he issue, on the ground that he
did not intend 10 use The words white.
black or colored in any oficiai order
Ills answer was quite epigramaiici
"Sir, when man approaches me- with
the shield Of loyalty Lciure him. be seems
50 bright tha, cannot see that he i-
black; andwhcu he COMES with the shield
ot disloyalty, he noks 80 black that I
cannot see that he Is whi,ev'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30

LIBGRTIEs OF THE PREss.-
lady remarked to printer, ths
other day, that although hc might
print kiss, he emust never publish
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30

1t has been so long since the
Union army were whipped that
they have forgotten how 10 be.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30
81. Clay,

kttorseyurd dGounselior at Law and Notary Pub
h,, FostoIla, Ohio, will attend promptlyto aipas,,
Ne o,ii 10 all kinis OF Coiisstions,i Seneca aud
sEV, sEn,"es-WitS j. v. ZONES, Rsq.,iA Hslss'Bloek,
mp stairs
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30

Let the rebel women. IL they
have any irrepressible spite against
tho Yankee officers, marry them.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30

HOne million dollars will not
cover the loss sustained by the
late freshet at Harrisburg alone.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30
8. IT. T.-l860,-X,

FeBons sofiedentary. habits troubled w'thwsak'
neu .lasstude ,papitat'on oithe heart, lack oisp'
pstits, distress safereating,iorPid liver'cohst'pa'
tion, &c deserve to suffer they win not try the
celebrated
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-03-30
LYONS KATHAIRON,


ksthairOn is ifom the Greek Norc "kathro.' o
"Kashsirc,r sisaifying 10 cleanse, rejsvenne and
restore. Thi, srsit 'shc wcfd n ignfss Forpre.
serving, rss,onns dbeua' yinFiss hvt tsn hair =,
isths most remark able prepars,ionfn JhewcrM. u
isagsin owned and put NJ BY the or gius proprietor
sndis made with the same care. ske'.andsti
ton which gave II sale ofoyefone miisses bottles
per snnum.
Its most delightful Hair Dressing.
IL srsdicaies scurfsud dsndtun.
itkss - the head cool aud elesu.
Itmake, the hsirrieh. sof., and glossy.
nprevents the hair from falling oil andiurn.
ing grey.
II restores hair upon bald heads. I
Anylsdy oI gentleman who values abssu,sfalhesa a
ofhsir should use Lyons Ks,hsirou. His known
and nsss ihrnpshopi the civilized world. sold BY
deslor'
DBMAs 8 BARNES q Co, N. x.
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Read Who Says SO!


From the Rev. ieviG. ncck. Pastor of ihoTnpti,,
church r,mhctit p, M =, lcrn,riy .oi the Ncrth
Church rhladeilha
Ihaye known Hoofands German Hittcrt f,vo,,.
tly fora number OF ycuu. hive ustd ilein I'M nv
family, Hnd have been So peuted with their effect,
ihNt was tndrccd 10 r,etEintud iem to mn +,
others, and know that they have cptratsd in ,trit
tngly beneficial manner TAI e nfgat ploa,n,, 10,
thus p"blicly pfoclnimlrr ilis man calling ths
attention ot those tnicied with Tie dis,nses n,
which they are recommended. tc these Bitftt.
knowing from experience that ny recon rnst ,lntin
will be sustained. | do this more clerfiulv d.
lioonsuds Biucis - intended 10 t.urftthe afflicted
aud H. ''nOt run dtiuk.n
Encyclopediu Of TelricuS Kn6vlsdce.
Alihorrh not disTosed 10 ltvor o. recommend
PAteui Medicines iu ecnsGl Utpurh disitust Of
ther inetediruts aud stuctti YET Know Of no sun.
cienr rcatous vhy Amar may not testify tothe benefits
he believes himself 10 hayc received from any sim
pie preparation, In The hope that lie may thus con.
iilutc to the b,ngGt Of others.
dothis more readily IN regard otlloohnndt Ger
man hitters, ittppredhy " G VI jackson. Of this
city, because whs ITrjudced upnirst ihctn for
many years, under the Impression that ticy wero
chiefly an ulcoi ole mixture lum iud,biedtumy
friend, l. oler shoemaker, Esq, fcr the pmuva Of
this prejudice by proper iosls, aud ior encourage
meni TORY them, when suffering from great and lonr
contiuu d debility, The use of three hotties OF
these botcrs, al tie htgiunlp OF the present leat
was fohtWed By evident relief and restoyntionto to
deare eio bodily Nud mental yiror which had not
fe for six months before, aud had almost SPARED
of reg iniur. therefore thank God and nv friend
for directing me to the use ofthtm, J.N. BROWN.
pmladel phia, Juntg3, ltGl.
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School Examiners Notice.
TO TEACHERS.

Meetings Of the School Examiners Of
Seneca County, for the examination Of
teachers. win be held at the office of the
examiners in Tomb's Block, Tifin, on each
Saturday, from the 2jth day Of September
Until the l7th day Of December. 1864, inclu-
Awe, JAMES PILLARS,
JOHN MoCAULEy,
| FRANK BAKER,
Examinerg,
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Our DEVIL on a BRsp,--It's hic nlo G
10 Scl qic Onv DUNK lio amt y
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Mexican Mustang Liniment.

ThepIlls1in 81 LopsS Cincinnati, ,LclaYc
ptetonse Of proprieior,lir'a hve been thoroughly
.,oppedhy the Courts To ToruaIdagainst furlhei i'm
position. | have procured from the L. s.Treasury,
ypriyatc steel platerovenue stamp, which, plac-
ed lover the top Of each bottle. Each stamp bears
he rAo sIMitE ofmy signature aud without which
the article is a ounterrei, dangerous and worth.
less imitation. Examine every bottle. This Liui'
meht has been I'd use ard growlugin fNver fotma'
ny years There hardly exists a hamlet o n iheh habi
table Globe taat does not contain evidence its
wonderful effects. II isthe best emoliontiL the
world. with itspreseut improved ingredients, its
effects upon man OF besst are perfectly iemarks.
bic. Sores ipains relieved, lives saved,
valuable animals made useiu I, and untold illsas'
suaged. For cuts. bruises, sprains, rheumatism'
dwellings, bites breasts, strained horses Sc,
Il is a sovereig gn Remedy thnt should neverbe dis.
pen.ed with. tshould be in svesy family Sold
by all Drug.i,ts.
DIS BARNES, NY.
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BANKERS, ToMB's BLOCK, IiffiN' onio'
-,,..,.b,r nthe uHdsrsi gned,
,,ying sxoired by Iimitation is hereby di.soneu'
GxoRaE H. Huss and ions GILli1 ,et,,'ns ,,J''
edrn. The remaining partners willeo"''n"e'
n,;nessas he retofofe ducted' .tin n
"y-INrEREsr paid on deposits rems'n'ht'
onths,4 percent. ,ouNr mss
q TOMB JOHN : ,,,So
- 80 4o-tf