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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-12
Retrenchment Demanded.

On this subject the New York Times
says:
It is certain that the time has arrived
for a strict national retrenchment. We
are spending at frightful rate. Our
taxes are stretched almost to the extrem-
ity. The gold-bearing loans will soon
come to an end, from the limit fixed by
the gold returned in duties. New loans
will be placed and readily taken, but they
cannot meet probably one-half OF our
daily expenditure. Production itself
the measure of our wealth-is already
feeling the effect of the loss of labor, and
has diminished in the most important
cereals about seven per cent. during tine
last year, instead of increasing, as we mad
hoped it would do. --.-s
1t is true that the most remarkable and
fortunate development of our mineral re-
sources during the last three years, in the
produce of the mines of Colorado and
Nevada, and the sudden discovery of pc
roleum in immense quantities, give US
much hope for the future. Still we are
spending on gigantic scale. There is a
limit even to the power of this nation In
bearing public debt. 1t should always
he borne in mind that national bank
ruotcy is among the things possible. OF
the crushing of the rebellion there can be
no doubt, but it may be gained through
the destruction of the public credit. Bank
ruptcy in the free States would be a
calamity, of which in all the material eHlls
of this war we have never yet experienced
even the resemblance. n. .r.. 4,
The problem is simple. We are spend
ing perhaps four times our income. we
have but two paths out of the difficulty
to borrow from the future or to reduce our
expenses. The latter, we believe, can now
be done with safety. We must have COM
pacter armies; reduce our navy; cut of
that large number of private vessels under
commission which are forever entailing ex-
penses and doing nothing, draw in use.
| less garrisons; cut off the thousands Of
now superhuous officers, and those who
are drawing pay but performing no, sery-
ice. The various Government charitie:
to white refugees and black freed people
should all be rigidly stricken off.
We believe thorough and patient in.
yestieation and effort would stop up in
Vulnerable leaks over the whole country
The time has come for the most thorough
revision of our war expenses. That TIL
Government is cheated great deal b!
contracts, we doubt, for, according to on
observation, the contractors jobs with tn
Government have not been, generally
yery profitable enterprises to their under
takers. But what we fear is, that tn
governmental expenditure is on too lArg
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-12
Greenbacks

SEALE AND ANDERSON CTHEY
D stay at Seals milD paid me two hundred
dollars in greenbaeks at par, on their accepted
order of three months standing. After breaking
their "word of honor" several times sued
them. Again those scrubs pledged me their
worthless honor that they did not have dollars
worth Of property standing in their names.
..1HH 50 GET1 SOL WE'LL.
Gold Hi, January 9th, ls65. ja9 l0d'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-12

scale for our means, and must, in some
way or other, be reduced, or the whole
nation will plunge into the abyss Of hank
ruptcy. We invoke the early considera-
ton Of this vital subject by our legislators
and public men.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-12

MORE WAR VESSELS CoNrNG.-Recent
advices from the East intimate that two
more iron double-ender gunboats, the
Mahonsa and Muscota, similar in charac-
ter to the Wateree, will be sent to the
Pacific coast as soon as completed.
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RELIGIOUS INTCLLI,;iNCE.
Epi-copai Convention = we,Vih hay


pIi.fy1fLft Ogs IS! Ip t,,ncrnI CI4Ncutiou oi
-, -, ,.,. D. 90. ..t.,.4 a.. ,.,......
inc ips''pA' ''H''" ''-"' '.''''' va. "' ''',
Hon Musu.rsttu Hunt o.icscl tie t0luNtu HuIglds
-, a., .t. ,t,,,,,., ,,, ,,t..,,,. n, MO ,ro.r.t #
.'''
irjs,.,. mn. r-o...t ,fr.y w Niptop .rppr,.
a,,,I c1 he t',n l, and eco.ni.' ~ win l.o.
4 .i-id rr~tt.Ic tho gpllnc. Of Alu.ight. Cod 90
I,sto. iu. nG..Oua. p.t.-p ana the Mon. aud
RI L,T'1s suen 4tpnr a.ion II unjust and iuirriaus
10 ia a House aud cuief ted 20 produce uu rffuLr0ua
INN, ,tiou IN rera- 10 H. irocsrdiur. Therefore
Eas,l,,L Thai said protect he not received.
- tt.t... ~ H. i Il, ,.. ,,..,, ,h., o..
HON Hnmh'"' i''' H'Non'' 10y "''''"' '""' ''
whole reference TO the protest De- stricken tu"i the
-. a.. ., ,,-,.,... So. . -.,,,,,s and ,l,--
fore should not ApiFar on the W nuic', N''p'rl.
The order OF the ds,, tho canon preventing the
,.....t ..,t., 90 ,.t .,i..
'eisF iVi" '''''''"A '"' ''''''"F VI '"'N' ~ Wv
,rrppt o. Uual'tua, Urs tsf"f dp aud Dr. nuoiWiu
l..i,,,J H.. f,t,.fpr .l.u., G,r ti, r,yof,
reported D! lie committee
No,frrr.rrsuo ts church. rhc.h r- litlr,. n.ipt
N, a.s,o,, NAL yoIuutafil. ,u'rr any ui.,Ir, or
n.va 49, r, Nrcp. A. a non -,, ulbsfarf. o. hold IN,
,5ja ar naval commit :, Ion escpp. thut of rhaul ain
"a iuttilrtor
" ,,,,, 3D.. ~, ,,....,.
ltt"'" 'NHneA' "u'lh' WIN" h''' ''f ''''"'"''
OF Ohio said he Nolld vote ng.iu-t aHN dedication
upon 'hls 'u''eo.' '"c'e was no "'''N'y 'O' '"''
c3uOu. towsf-ly mHn VII Often lt flsd 10 ARA
thrr,elve. nr,iu.t their coun ' or fall 10 do their
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CUBA


ne .Iub o." 10. during tho au' s.e. otp".o'or
y,r, hravy rain, and h.h winds rr-. ,..,rruDcd
almost au over tho Island. n teuurso' th,u"uts
almost u hum, tuc 10 iuc. Vas tuaru'c', rpHrv.-
Pap. Issued Tor ucyA, and Jhc inh ,pi am. tnrt
ho usgh cFupm thrir houses. IN Hfirnvt.i % fa.uoi
almost uucgsnsiv i1r a~ocs win 81 % v.nds. IT
Truihd It vas the huul, and nt -arl1 ls Urwdc.
tie uver Sagu, overflow ID iu bans am nuuf ted
mead. quarter part ot me Gt' !lou.r- uDe 'llrd,
AMI nearly covered hy the no,i. anI iu o.d,r 20
est rom ,hou, boats had to be- us.' Th'R.t-t
voa IA enough In some parts to over ho te'e rsph
poles thus de'troyiur toir-tHpNc communication,
sni railroad trains sors Obliged 20 stop running on
account OF damage done 10 she t-nct several 1--we,
we've lot By drovuln., and gic4, dO.l of mhen
ra. sed
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nlexico.
Additional Facts and Iiumors

Nlc Or',tns. o.. tI.-Advlcos from Mqt,uora.t 4,
tho lth inst and from Monterey to the g5th OF SOP
iemocr are received Gen. Dou,y hal arrived a,
sa'iiltc YIN sixteen huniiol tlou. SIX thousand
imperiI troops were eNpcc,ci At Mjnterey ~ route
pthc Rio Gr'ndc i'Vnucr The sta.o, running from
b,tanoras to Aontrr,y ~ctc ovcthiuod by tho
Liberals who cSictcd OF the pa,enrer, e'qhty dol
lars for each trunk. new Tin, Of stage, had com.
nencci running between Wnuictc- s,J the che n,
NrSico.
N.cOr',iu', oct is.-couorri T.c,redic 1. r,,,r,.
ed TO have let Mcr sui zone In IA. 5i,,c.i,,, NJ,
Nonclori. The chief Mexican bandit, We, e.p,c...
In much dbsansiacJon with each other
An imperial decree has h,cu isaari ugd,r,pg ,..s
'eescls he no, admitted into Mexican wort, upI,,,
they hiring proper psper from the Col.r, Of ,he
Empire abroad, Advices from the CITY Ne.re
state that General Nc-rc,c had rtr ~ G. t,hp,.
with only 800 mon, having To-, 30 tuit 4. tair md
starya'io1. detachment O. Cqttias's ruerrlas AsL
succeeded 10 capturing 'iN Of CoitinR'i rol Ncrs.
4 letter from Gen NNrrudcr. dn'ed lost ADJUST, q.
the CITY OF Mexico, say. he would remsn there At
ncccuber Generals Price Wilco,, stevens. Load
bcater, Ex-Governor Allen, Iidgc pcHk'lt, snl x
oovcsnor llal, Of Tennopcc, were re.iing aou,.
pretty veil.
Macmillan had refused positively 10 do en-;iinr
for the "Conicjcrat,s" more than for Other emf
grants hut favored emigration, aad will sccn Lsug .
favorable decree on the subject
gentleman, lately arrived from Btogr.vIle, cas- q
the cause Of Juafez Ia considered hcyt - the...
'ortnss IL hl only encrgctic leader tnu.y-Jut :,
i1luica the cause by his bal character
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Thursday, October 10.
THE wIRZ TRIAL.
Confirmation Of the Proceedings.

u,,h.,u,o, NJ, % n. Wiz, uit,,.-v Com.
sissioa re-ssembed to-day.
Aner the reading Of the record Of SATURDAY. Col
'hpnAn H"ed that o p event sny appearance OF
lrc vi CO he had usei 10 p-eprCi ~ ar~u'ncnt
the srrnsei I'll I'd s,il,ni ted w. h hi a9f,-oval.
Cap. e. N. 20 wa Icca lol, eui rer shown
an ia vi ich re fe,o1nTci the hrndrri'ine Of
Pc. et Ou'd ms PIPER was dosei BY Cen.
W.nde- AMI Cq-'. Turner.
A. a,riv ia ( q, Cen " nto- Immediately alter
The fsl e Il cNmoni.
Cen. Wallace m outood that Sir Baker hal With
drsv flo-0 the tr.
Mr. u k.r s"u thot such did not hgp"r
- the record. lie he'd n.-''y su'ui.ted thc
cVso.
, >cvC--l mont e's ~ ne Cor-' Ne1-h' that
\ Vi B.tcs l.o viinIrl. %. While .ou.r ut!,Is
,h,Is tua he L.d D., t,d Ae oe. curc Wi,h NJ With
.swi-y.
tr .lqtor We aiicv ri 20 proceed.
|, liz. letter no. ko',rt .u ~ meg 20 .cnc-t
,tbru r,ai % c.u'l n ell 90, military and poll
t..l i.ouer s. o,.,p .ur oi'.r,s and sad that he
III, In ou- f..f .. "vtfc. r'i 1t stct Il mise'
snc wreirhos aud set .om' OF itr hes material
Oh, fr'-i,rcri On tchilf OF the tc,u.oi W. then
~ I b. Oh, OF .h' oric ... r,pnr'c..
a. ,',1,r, eo.,n; sr.ii.. ~ or .h' oevgra.
Sl,ut
> Iuc Coat th.u "a. ouruel until I-Av.
,...,,,'oa.,,, t,.o.nt.hn,,.
3D. ,,.cs ... b., st-4ar. ia nut Oh fcr,rl d . ans
vr- o. HE chl'ecs Oh eluoh be- l. aTrMrurd and 10
' ' J. ~, b9 f.o,,g- I'd M leo There W r-e he
ih,es iisrt rai, In shich the p.,'.,ut'1 AUD
| t.Y, -, arc mali, lou. |,, con p "a " th
tj'i iti,s'. ma otIsls 10 ipu. & M. l..l.l .nl
s.. a. l,. 7,. al colder. 10 hruiirr, 4Isiro Of
~ 'ul ...,e,s .,.o54 ard va bee t..a .trsou
,tot o.rr H, r,.iaHf lie io- tLc p-su'.,ui nd
80 ~, t,d le ,ot. IN tt,i tre crime 1. t.lr,cr
.fp,'.oa,d tay Of o., no tie. .it y 70 h,, ' ,-rre
-t,trr 5l'rp sgIstaut' ,c ne hsrgc o. pir-
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RELIGIOUS I>rEI.LIrE>cF
'ricricGn Christian Ni,g'ounEy socie,,

tbl,mHd'i, Oc'. i9-rhe American C5..s.,.a.
Mirs'ousry s,cicy met ia mi. cit, yc.eri4. III.
largely attended b. members aud othe.s tom d &
patts Of the tuitcd states. Ih' folio M p..Ll %
nnd resolutions we're adopted cyu;c cling ,lc ics,
ings II the So,iuly.
Whereas, tho conflict Of the net .oatvrisI.rfs-
rul,ei IN the cmt1cpgti n iOIy mall ur. '..t..
and the 10 urn rctce 70 ON. count r. roV H. ur "A
entrlnl door for missionary rhors euou' .s teltl-
tut people N our hOrCets, the 'Cloe
he'0tr'd, That We nc. ept the lU'uiu~- Of pfgIl-
tue poor may have the Gospel pienchei % tutLl
The Pfosbytcrisu synod will NEE, tpec ta.1o-ry,
Episcopal Convcniion-1hirIcrnth uuy
Phiitdsiph,d, Oc' 0-rAc Gcue-al C,ay,a.ioa,
~ he Episcopal Church tnlsspuh.e,l to-day Tho
following r.Fou'lon, ~ a sah5'iutc to tLa mHtlr,-
canons VS. ndopci AMI pacol 10 Hn aypouuis
To the canon
Resolved, The liorso Of Bishops corcnrr.ns, thatii
!, the sense OF the rtotc- nat Fp.c,pl Cuuguh IA.
tho intel states OF Ain0 iC,, thrt Il B. incompatible
wan hoir duty, pos ton tud s'cted calling tho
CLERGY Of the church 10 hear arms.
lhe Committee on the PRAYER BOOK suhuttoi
report, with resolution Aiueuliug the Irf.er iOl
Congress aud State leh-laiufeA BY IA, a,Lp.IJl Of
words at the end vi the G!ofis pAtH, maIs Il uo.g
explicit
The Secretary submitted the following resolution
R''oirrd, That the House of Clerical and Lay De-
piiics iesiectiuy Request thu l,0ue o. EfAspi "
oh.er,os, b. both minilt6r AMI pope dnrias the al
miuii ratOn Of the sacrament VI bsplisu, AID Of tue
The iullDNtng resolution Ttplrtpd rom the
EuN,d Of Foreign Missions:
i soip,d-rhl, II is pectiuily sl'rc.ied to tho
General Convention that cirOn 10 Pr"Atiy TO h,
doauud, which nj ht enl le gny Wyshyie-s OF tka
cnuiriL ~ miniris not les thtn siN, End being ih
gctuI charge OF Us many colFregAlions Ia any
tprui{n rcuntry, o iu.n tnrHretyus Into a docess.
on rrtiaiu condition. io be- Ated IN die canon ed
p.N idiug that In ru'l ctse th"y receive lCttea
Ill 'iIssory 10 the coc.ctasIlcsl authority vi such
d.O,ufr.
Il 'oired-1het NE Board Of Missions respectfully
=, ue.t the General Convection to consider the mo-
p.rfy Ot ggf.luy IA ruLuilng canon 10 include -
Iirtt.N pry,Ou d. winch parisheA formed IN
10 n ian suule the care of Lisionsries or clersy
nj tins chuc may "a cei tain unite In dlocp sea-
unu'. the rru' al p.incpies vi the existlns canon
NF~,rr--A % DIVISION that doccPc be 20 iufu ed
without IN consent OF any missionary bishop Ia
SHHc iur l'o ION tuch dlO,esui may have lie u Ia.
tH'Ht IHtt \ PROV ..inn tl At FuCh a Ocp.e Wien
dab snd monica " tornci may piscn itieii under
e ploysiouu jurisdiction Of the presiding bishop "a
th- church, untii such tuig ~ b,rhop Of Lt.r Ozn
cru ue du'y elected AMI cons Grated.
iht pido- oi g." dNg, the amendment 10 tho canon
for ths cr tiou Of missionary bishops tlken ~
Wl ucH.frd, Tat without action Gle COAyeuu-
Adjourned
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Friday. Octohr- 20.
From Europe,

The CunArd stcamshlp Scotia. which len Liverpool
,n tuc ,th instant aud Queenstown on sho ',h, ale
rived here yesterday morning.
TIE fT'INN EXOIIrW .T.
Teuianutn wa. still an ongrossins topr iu the irish
rroy.uces Rumors OF suspicious cri.or hosetinf
about the coat circulated not only IN tho SOUTH
hut In the county DONEGAL. Tresau'ou- vegr adopt
ct to prevent the clanI.stiue landing OF arms or
sympsthiio should attcmp, be- ode. which,
arer rccal' events, wa- considered extremely I'M
probable. The strctcat surveillance was ksp ovsr
MI American We SEE which touch At Queenstown.
%, luggage Of the PASSENGER is cu't''I searched
lc.op they are Allo~ cd 10 land CO.., p1p'r saws
The umor that Fonlrn stosmu va, mot with
IN she Channel and that ilel Mslest'. steamship
Liverpool sent n sea In intercept hrT has turned
aeHre, Yen Qu, cnsioWn last sunds' having on h7ud
pos" OF plioemen The r.. puV1t oi tn'l IN
cent, a. H. al Teen instontly Iumurod, lHHu war
steamer hui 10 intercepI the home r'd lo.'l noN
4 ON America Since the rs'slH'"'ui M lI'.
o. ih4r talion At Crook haven, 30 lnFr f'tH llA'
I'rt 20 intercept every inward hound pr"utcf wee
ana u u customary Tor tine d'.s J., ID H., 70
i't some oi The cTew or pa.srn.e' cone. '' Tx
p1p"ts. his sts done NUsic dis, SO" "h'n lLr
Gamer lhiefcepied tie civ Of NHnrh f''. 10y 'IH
~. time iho,e on board thA pNcsr rcfii ltl I
hoWeWari tound, and D. b. 'M'n lnM
tNtr noKes, TO take thelcf-om su.t pii,'' H.Ii
drop them into the deco TIL. le'rled me knofl-
ed-' Of the authorities on 'uo.r, snd Utn y 49,
r'rnnfed that on the arrival Of t'r steamer sue
should he intercepted by ono Of the nrn.p VA q
| % cent In tho ha,bor Accordu.'H the iI,''"h
steamed on OF ths hAtbpT on 0upod'' MI" t'i
TenloI,th M OF men prnceeie o 'i,"anl' ,' ".t
| landed tht'" pom on Of th- police. On N' ''. ~
! lnnln heing SIGHTED the Liverpool H"'. l'N OPS W
! meet her' AND the oonstahulAft vu1 rlhA.'. "i
hoard Hefe Transferred 10 NOT. AMI be- cln.W'H.rl
! ton'te vigorous search OF Tho nu"H ,,- '
J Toe search proved irnil,s. and thr s.IAtAeu ~
entrnn any con'prstou who M. ht be- on hoard Wo''u
Alo tive.
Arrests continued 10 be made emf rIoa' 'He lN''
were Mr. Obrennan, proprletot sul NJ "S'ah'"
printer OF the Connaught PArr,aE on 'eona' o. 'e
appearance Of reasonable aud ,eiisor article IN
that journal.
tieht more Of the leadmi euaas h'4 '''n
brought up for examination m ua.Ia a7l p" '-''
committed for trial, The con ..g,..1 and y''''"'
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Nd dearcr middline Orleans .bvut 94NL The sosi
on hsnd IL 2lTe6O baes, including n. coo AMERICAS,
At sea ttcm India 2tt,CVo ba'cs.
LtuerDOOL Ercning. O-'. Z. T. h-COrroS -sAics
to-day i0Vto bales, Including i1UO bales 70 rpe-uis-
tor and exporters. The market 10 buoyant Al a
sdvanee Of td. 1bs advsnce ia the bank rain va
too late TO effect the market
BRKA psryrrs-haIkeio outlet bu, arm Provi,ions,
Market steady.
london, Ott.7, Ee,nine. Con.ol. closed at ssh q.
Ss9 for mouev.
The Bank Of England has raised It, rate Of diacouns
TO Yer ccu'.
AYfvtcNs sroCys Illinois Ceut-Nl Ratroad % A.
81 he RaitOad 81 q 80; United sts.c. I've
tuCJ'ics 90 tgA.
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From Europe.
Tue FrniGn Excitement The Cholera In
creuSinR appearance of the yellow ie-
xpr- 4

The steamer CT, OF London arrived al tni' port
,e.tcfdsy. Prom her dispatches No gath"l thr iol
low iuF item. ri ness
Tho examination OF persons charged win btlns
connected with the Iuuisn organization commr"rri
IN Dublin Oh sept. 3lth The counsel tor the prose-
cutio", Mr. Barry, exposed at length the ale 'h
designs OF the Fenians lie said that 1he scheme OF
revolution emLi acsd the sho'e,ae s.llsslnauon OF
the Ar's.ogrlcy. r. waA % lc Rel Ecpupl cahl-ln
and Communion Of the uost airOcious kini. 0l'u
men as the Duke OF Leius en- the Marquis OF ,ntN
and the Marquis Of Omon1 wcIe uert cnel ~ 'h,s'
Who must LC hunted down aud slain, slLpif bt'A-ig
they beOr red 10 an order that must he eHlrPAsl
None came regularly from America IN drafts OF ~ W
each. P.G.heafs We regularly mauuisctuIsi az Wy
rate of e. o. each ald cent In boxes Of tiy 70 ~,
IT, enI pAts Of the c0uutry, unieT tue nsAe VI
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japan.
UrcaI nuttIc Disastrcu. ilnrrlcnuc.

SGa Francisco, act. 10 The b,rh iden. irsrr Y..
iodsii, Japan sept. t. arri, ~ Victoria. B..'isA
Columbia, on the OH Inst The csp'an rCgoris 'A.s
hcioe I'm the Iycoon'' force. came iuto col'.i.l
with the t'miC' Of the rebellion. Pr.lcr Nlgeioo.
That thew had been rrcat slaughter; aud Il was u
nor'd th't Prince satzuua hal joined NsIi;oc.
oih'f rumo" e're to Ito eject th,t Uclcs -,all
soon he dorlrol. fearful hurricane IN Tie Caia.,
Sea had ed hrco ltrc ste,iue-s crl s-y...I
NLacrichn nd l. NH .AlnL.
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Commercial intelligence

luHup. Mu'n MNcoir.-1Lt Hut OF Finland
on A"Ia the ID, ahvaut 4 IL. rrtc at i-opunt nom
80 l""I t."l' su' Lg'il lu Thur ily, tuC 5th IL
WINS 'tl 'I e"hr"list uu"rneruG'y too v'r cen. TIE
u''vntht ~ iuly exp. uned b, the weekly rtata.
m"n@ " 1Ch shove dtoIraso In the bull VI OF 1, d..
"a and NJ Gl,Jla Hli in tho uDirr uuc ploy. d.,
LirFi"'E bc', i-CnrTpr.- The BGo.IE' Ctl-
GUAM "a 4. lac Official declaration 81 the Ft1 4
Elh' anu lol export throughout the lgst Quarte. h.l
actually gone forward Tor oousuup lion. ana TIE
hHlI'a nllht the previous O. m lte and show ing
~ ,e.. hmilti sul ply OF hand, causel renewed
animation ~ ihe cotton make, ana large butlness
was done A. decidedly ADVANCING Taie.
The 4l os o. lie week add IN 40 Igj b,ir, iuclui.
l"' on .peeul GOA ana H., ~ tog cgIIfi. NE
s'ii'"l, a'o AZ ptiesuf 20 . h.; miug.ue,,t A.
".' ,'". ~ fnlt' No lie and l,Xps, - lNcf..at
itt4 u ~ Ilajy VEG e.t,mate b. ~ Il.ri.
hall Tor Ejaculation and export. Market luo, luL
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@azF 9~an16nrgza meriFdWii6e
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Qat1tbIr9 unO Nep Sort, MA @sputhor,,r+o,,
oeratttslit Der nsaea, aHf tas Spltsene erbontsr ,.s orII
eI"ttFe e'H8ert@tefea 9rpben eiferaeu gefeDanpffhiss.
Saronla' ESQ GOnuen, Capt s 6 speier.
soOrhiild' S1OO SonHeu, Capt S 8 @5nensp,
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