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,.,,1s| s1|nns e. L. ! ll65666 II dan
PennSylvania alone -nnd yet they afe. Il
loved ttjnltnfse Representative - fifteen
mo- sahe same population n : free
State
HI }et - onstitution Of the United
81 INC n8ed, slavery kti4s
led, ~ Sd will foilowll tha
Qt4ef tw06f0 viii be rofec4eBd, an4
" mAhy OF 4ee are there TO- slayx
St69145 ~ z1z more will be pGeeent6o
when yo3 come to add the othek tvO- lfths.
This will give to the South, in alidit5dns 70 the
great advantages she already has, fourteen
s6unf1lGEn
States ! have 1entlpned jn eqPneqt3on Nth
Hn&ylvpnA, III b9seztfe 10eA in CoR
gess, 70 hsr4M39tY. fQur 4hlle heHlnG only
the same votn4 popuioffon.
BY the adeDaq4ot ~ qpaodHent to the
'Co!sf1tutlon thai propose, It = true that il
49, I h;ss W. VII, u case tne noetn
obtain representation for them, do che SAND
former colored people. For myself, am
willing to meet the South on this krotind. II
thsy can afford 70 kiye the ballot . their mil
lions, sureiysMe en- afford to extend Il % our
thousands. 81 III ~ asleF
81 But this 10 question for the future. As,A
shall not discuss il now. Let u amend the
Constitution 60 q to make It 70 the Interest
q the Southern States to have their negroes
vote, If they think proper. In the process q
time, a. the negroes become educated. and
ftted for the right Of suffrage, ii they wish to
widen their representation by giving them the
rikht to vote, well and GOOD. But. until thew
do that, they must stand where " do n Re.
gard to representation. s.
This 10 tAepp latSorm upon which I propose
to stand. e shAli not discuss the auesfiOn
whether We dali force upon Tie rebel e4stes
negro suffrage: + will NOT discuss ths oues-
ton whether W shall allow them u y6fe II,
any Of the States. would simply 10 smend
the Constitutiou in fhvor Of freedom and h
favor of euusl fepreusutst;ou. = that &C.,
people shall ses L to their interest % let every
intelligent lover Of freedom vote. and give
them the privilege Of doing "a. n tkey
choose9 81 - {,
on. - . .,.,..s. IS
A- 49, - sa--' - o''i-s.
have made these remarks here, as q vel
come to the soldiers, because we as soldiers.
alike With our fellow citizens, cannot come
into IN assemblage of this kind without having
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until they are fully qualified to take positions
on the same plane with the rest of the States,
If it takes thirty years, want them to keer
out those thirty pears. [Cheefs. I, South
Carolina was thirty years oonspirine to 90,
out of the Union, und / care not If she /,
thirty years m getting back. daughter and
cheers.
Now, I think see way BY which in do;np
q duty lying Immediately before US, we NAV
bring this result about. l have already pre-.
scribed certain conditions, submission to
which, you will all agree with me, are neces.
sary before these States can be restored to
null Fellowship; but there is another condi.
ton, which think we, as the Representatives
of the people in Congress, should also reon;re
before they return to equal privileges with
ourselves.
Before introducing to you that pronos;t;on
1 would make this further general remarL
tnas IT has always seemed to me an idle fh;rs
10 speculate and dispute about what ,n;obss
never give us trouble if we were IN VAT
awniie. IT has seemed to me idle to borrnw
care rom out the dark future, and make \,
the occasion OF present trouble when that
very care, as we approach it, NAV ent;rolv
disappear. There was great philoso,hs,
one OF the resolutions of the late TY,.:s1ps ~
vention at Columbus: ssThat 4 i U =. oon-
await the solution of time and the loa sv - -
events !" wise, in other words, to wait I0 fo :.
grown and crystalixation, and not er s ~
growth and capitalization to take place Il =,
instant or an hour. Therefore, # i thst az 7
nave sad am one Of the walters. The rsa !
SO son why would rather wait in this casa e
S sna. new wood may grow in those Soutlern
nssssl winch would be preferable to set,;ns
t " c1 9a framework ont Of old and rotten
sha, oss. Lonesrs. In this condition Of things
mast@r = AZ. aeem e wise, when you Zee &
faias which sssas clssrg s|raI =. q ~, .es
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NotiCc Of lmCoFpofafidn.
NOTICE is hereby given that pursu ant 10
the provisions or iaw Of Iowa concer hf.~ ~
poratsons fr pecusary profit the und rssn %hsy. or
Ean'xea sae"s'fv" "sesnei - WY oP asdRe, to be
1.-THE Imperial God and Silrer 7.x.n1 Chm
paay If Idaho
Tho psincipsi piace II trassActing the bu.ir ~ .,a
corporation shall b Keoknk- Iowa
The general u the busnsus to 30 q .t.a h.
said corp ruajoA b 70 Be dAliae In mineral 40, T. TSs
ho Territory and elsewhere operating min rs ala Ter
ritory and elsewhere. and particularly in IA a. rino
Mounta1ns, In the county Of Owyhe< In IA rs,y;tory
also, dealing IN che stoeks and ndneraIs ,s n,,sr
tanning to The objects shove e6umeratsd ff' Pr
The capital stock Of said corporation ,.uh. II
lions Of dollars, which h TO b. paid ~
Immediately Apen IT. o~sanizatson byt hs =
the corporation of the Tunnel Mini1e f~d ~
located In Cold and Silver Mountain nmmber nns n,
In the Orc Elmo Mouptans n O~y 80 oo.rtv IAN
Territory zoe sas. :. ,he lnps i asa1 ssa siivss
Mnss 70 be more parteyariy d.scri he'd N DECD to tn
.oehsss q .ssls s o. n
cspisoi ssoe. 49, enaa - considered paid Il
men ~ AZ @ male and shallbe dividsd
The sAid corporation shall cos ,epce - n. 9,.t -,
- 't -1u sonssu1c WEE ~ years, sni ject " 70
me oce Of said corporation shall oousst Of osyt
q IN NO snaaIsiers ffoa tAsk nanbm
oe Of their number ard such xecutive and Other CON
mfttees :. .hali D. sssnated the bylaws The said
Board 81 shall Be- els ted by ths ssockhoidsu
from thier own number ~ second Msndey Of June
o. so and every year. Ard shsl continue In once until
III cir s. corporation ssal
any dime incur ind tsdr 80, sxessdsG ~ thoas
and dollars. The private pecpe rt Of ths
shall he exempt from corp ,rate debts
wines. oar hind. 81. 'sh day % June Uses.
/ URIAH RArLEK H. LOVE,
/ AP. MINEsK, y, 3. FORD.
URIAH PERRY, D. ". FORD,
JOHN 4. POST. D. ". KILB0URNE.
The ocsfs Of said corpora lion arc the following.
Prrsedsof- -.-VkIA II RAtLEH
Treasarsr x. hnyN
Secretary W. F0nD
/ jy3l-dAw
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EFFECT OF THE NEW RULE

Let US look into this matter, and as,,ee;a,.
y ask the attention Of any DemocrsIs who
may be present, for want them ~ answa az
whether there is anything anti ahmocr.l;c = =
'anti-republican in this propss;sion r. tb ~
present three-fifths rule, sunposinr the slaves
still remain in bondage, die foll6r;na s' 1srs
some of the results: we're
Maine, By the census Of 1s6, b..,.o ,,o,,.
laticn Of 1853, aud on this ponnl.t;opp ~.
allowed frs Representatives. +'-'-s'A !" =
Alabama had apopulation of $40. al ~.
ioo,ooo less than Maine, bat she was alloye. !,
under the thrse-fifths rule, serea memhers I
two more than Maine. =
Vermont had population of 314 400
upon which she was allowed three Rem. e ~ev'
tatives. ~ esen
South Carolina had population of %,
$50, 600 less than Vermont, ana r s. =,
that, because of the large number az her
slaves, she was allowed six Represen tive ..
twice as many Is Vermont, though SC ermon,
has the greater free white populssion
Pennsylvanis, With ! population Fl N a
26d, = allowed twenty four Kapreee,t 49,.
While North CefolipA, South Csrol;ra f;.cr,,
gia, Alabsma, Florida, Mississippi ~ ~.
's'aaa, - stsAbised, haSs n afe1s1n . ~
secs ssasa
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Festivai to Senator Hendricks M ~
Paul, Minnesota.

Senator Hendricks is visit to Mime
sofa for the recuperation OF his health. On the
night Of the 9th inst, writes a correspondent
an entertainment was given 10 him by the City
Council of ST Paul. at The International Hote
in that city, as a compliment for his friendly ser
vices in aiding our city to procure a grant oil
lands for the St. Paul and Superior Railroad
Abou. 900 invited guests sat down TO feast
where all the deicacies of the season were spread
out In profusioa, and VINE sparked. and good
cheer abounded until half past one clock
The entertainment. after supper. was opened
By the following remarks of Mayor PRrScE:
f'GESTLINES: / have the honor TO introduce
to you our distinguished guest, Hon Senator
Hendricks, Of Indiana, . gentleman who, as
Commissioner of the General Land Office. and
subsequently, As United States Senator, has proved
himself TO be the warm supporter and advocate of
the interests OF our State. With just spprecia-
ton of the commanding geographical position Of
Minnesota. aud Of her other great natural ad
vantsges. he has generously laoored for her ben
eft. and We are assembled this evening at the in
vitation Of the City Council TO welcome him as
visitor among W, and to give expression TO the
grateful recognition of his good Offices which we
all entertain. His name will be associated with
the history Of Minnesota "a one of her best and
truest friends
Senator HENDRICKS, GA rising, was greeted
With much applause After speaking OF his
connection with the land office and bis views OF
the powers Of Congress to make land grants. be
said:
Guided by this view. have felt II my duty
to support the policy OF granting portions Of the
public lands 10 the States and Territories il aid
OF important rsilro,d enterprises; and after being
assured of the probable success OF the work
supported the grant to this State 10 aid in the
construction o. that road which is 10 connect the
saters Of the greatest lake With the waters of
the greatest river 10 North America The
pleasure OF nv visit a. your State aud city
has been greatly Increased bT the assurance
ihs, the work II now about 70 be commenced.
aud III early completion may DC anticipated
! Know not when | mas De in Ninnesols sgsia.
bat l hope 10 have the pleasure OF joining you IN
the celebration OF that great work You have .
soil OF ~ondsrin power, aud climate that gives
vig0r to vegetable and animal life; YOU need Tor
ycur prosperity and rapid Developments but an
outlet 90 the msfkets a the world That article
ell be fupnished es soon a. your produce. after
a rsilrosd transportation OF but $50 miles can be
landed from the cars IN the hatbor OF Lake Su
perior where 10 viii be almost near the CT, of
New YOik ss u IL we're 10 the great CITY OF Chi
ego. Ihen, indeed Nil open a bright future
TO your people. aud they may commence ,h.
race for ~eslsh aud power with ,ocr great neigh
borug State
IL 10 not enough that YOU have al outiet TO the
lakes; you must have q market 10 The Soulh
Wise stsiesmsnship will seek for yorr trade
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along the Southern borders Of this river and upon
the shores Of the gulf friendly aud prosperous
people. When Minnesota csn lay one hand
upon . market 10 the East. add the other upon q
market IN the South, il i cot in mortal ken TO
divine Der future wealth AMI greatress AS the
beautiful river tha; marks Indians's southern
boundary uniies with your great river upon the
borders OF the South 30 again viii the commerce
Of Indiana join with that Of Minnesota, and aast
TO an inviting market bringing 20 our people a
common prosperity As long a. these rives fioT
let amity. friendship and union be between Min-
neso.a and Indiana
a. thank you. gentlemen, Zoe the honor done
me on this occasion"
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The GERMANS OF LAFAYETTE INDIGNANT =
There an excited German meeting at Kreis
Hall, last evening A German member of The
City Csuncil of Indianapolis, recently moved
that advertisements of contracts be no longer
published in German papers, on the ground to 4,
10 person should have a contract who cannoi
speak English. 1t is stated that the motion was
carried. and received the votes OF three German
Councilmen The meeting last night was called
to express the indignation of the Germans of this
city at this action upon the part of one OF their
countrymeu 1t permitted TO pass unrebuked
they infer that such action may be inflated in
other cities and become general throughout the
country They contend that man who pays
taxes aud gives security for the execution OF his
contracts should not be debarred the privilege OF
bidding, msrey because he cannot read English.
Strong resolutions of Indignation were adopted,
which will appear to- morrow. Father Dofhn.
DR. Zerse, Mr. Herbert. Esq Williams and others
made speeches German indignation boiled
over The end is not yct.-Lifsyette Journal.
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There Is woman in the public eye whose name 1 az
all along been associated. In mind, with the "Yan
kee"' Qusok." AND" Humbug" Bnt It Is no longer.
and desire TO wresi her from all such plciou
associations in all other minds. whatever notions
may have OF ~omanly delicacy and proprety, will
all admit that woman alone Is the Nurse-the good
Nurss-the best Nurse. Whether we shall have Female
Physicians not. Is question which be decded
by time and principle, and not matter Of Pride
prejudice, caprice and custom may well behave them
selves for fthere is really want there will also be
supply IL there be Calling there will be a coming.
Nature and hannah society are always self-supplyins
and though Art and Fashion may hinder, they canncs
prevent. r..
Nor does she prescribe regimen for your wives; bat
piness your Infants Ia the cradle there anything
improper In that A. Nurse OF 80 years" experience
can boldly say what Il Is not good for babe and
ought 20 be listened God speed her her humble
and happy mission. She IL the successful physi-
clan and most eeersl konsfactress little ever
enjoy d-her dotng parents not excepted. Fast open
the door for and Mrs winslow viii prove
iran Florence Nightingale OF the Nursery OF this
are 50 sure that will teach eur susy" TO say "A
Blessing Mrs winslow"-for helping Der survive
and escape the gripping, colckng ana sssshtng siege
We confirm every word forth In the prospectus. II
performs precisely what Il PROCESSES psg1orn every
part OF it-noth.ng ess-Away with your Cordial"
"Peroe ORIG, Drops, "Laudsnum, and every other
Narcotic, by which the bsbeis drugged into stupidity
and rendered dull and idiotic for life
We have never Mrs. wnsov knew her only
through the preparation Of her "socthng Syrup for
make her. as he t. physical savior 10 the infant
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Letter from Ex- President Buchanan.
The following letter from Ex President Blu
chsnsn was read on the 4,h Of July at the cele
bration of the day by the Democrats or Harris
burg, Pa.
WHrxTLsSp, NEAR LascAsr.r, July =
"GrSTIExES: have received your kind invi-
tation to unite with the Democracy OF Harris.
burg aud It's vicinity in celebrating the ap.
preaching ann verssry OF our National Indepen-
tence. and regret 10 say shall no, be abs to
enjoy this privilege.
On this hallowed anniversary let W rejoice.
that. through toe Intervention Of Divine lrov.
dence. peace has once more returned TO biess our
land Our JOY, hosever, will be tnged With n
cloud OF sorrow Tor the loss OF our kind hearted
and distinguished President by d abolieal crime.
aud THE, too. Al the veiy moment when, by wise
clemency. be was about 20 convince the world
that peace has its tramphs a. veil a. war
i" am graIlhod 10 observe that everywhere
throughout the State the old Democratic party
Is renewing the enerEie. OF former wears IL can
pever die while the Constitution and The Ueion
shall live. |, will be a bright aud glorious DAY
for ,he people Of the country and this sill
surely come. though al my advanced age may
not tive 20 see it-~hen the well tried and tune
honored principles % Democracy. a. eIpounded
by jefferson and Jackson. shall regain the ssesn
daney IN the al ministratoa Of the Federal Gov
eminent. Yours very respectfully.
JAMS BrcHssAs"
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BASE BALL.
WESTERN BASE BALL CLUB

FISHERk viii be a grand lame Of Ball. on Thursday.
II the 18Th ofJuly. on the CLUB Grounds, on Vernon
street Vest - Bisekford street.
The game si commence a. o'clock precisely
The public are respectfully invited % Attend a. this
~ill BE The most Interesting % the sessOn The
best psyors CT hs city, also some q tie New York Rsse
bal men pil te on the ground.
THIS game vii be reported 20 the New York Clipper
By CT ie engaged ex grossly for tue occasion.
Toe members are requested 10 come promptly 10 time
BY order o. the secretary. iyl3-df,
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TIE ONLY EXHIBITION OF THE KIND IN AMERICA.
Will Exhibit FOR three days only on WASHINGTON
STREET, opposite Little Hotel,
Wednesday, Thursday aud Friday,
July f2th, i3th and t3th.
.9ETER.s'OO.J-nisd EI'E.SI.s-G.
Price Of Admission, 20 Cents.

yaNHlS Great National and Historical Entertainment il
shown ia stupendOus vehicles. Which placed to-
gether by Ingenious mech anical contrvanc a.
form spacious and richly decorated hall Of sufficient
capacity accommod ate 800 tine cost,
and original in design. rich and unique in structure
and in appearance the most wonderful aenomenon ever
in any part of the world; while s presents
of enchanting beauty aud wonder. exhibiting
fesze and life-like Statuary tho Heroes and le-
tenders OF the Constitution, among whom may be seen
late President.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, MRS. LINCOLN:
GEN. SCVTT; GEN. MCCLELLAN;
GEN. BURNSIDE:
MAJOR ANDERSON;
COL ELLSWORTH; COL. CoRCORAN,
Also, the Chief Of the Southern Traitors, JEFFERSON
DAVIS;
GEN. G. L. BEAUREGARD;
J. WILKES BOOTH, the Assassin;
HAROLD, SURRATT, PAYNE, and MRs. sURRATT;
The Chinese Pirate and Murderer, JACRALOw:
OSSOW T. NIX BROWN, the Hero of the Harper's
Ferry Tragedy also one Of his associates. JOHN 4.
COX;
Also 4 magnificent collection % Cosmorams aud ster-
escopic Views.
The collection Of Cosmorams and s,erescopic View.
acknowledged TO be tho instructive
entertaining, amusing aud exciting any modern
tainment.
Among the collection Views OF the ana start
ling Scenes OF the Great American Rebellion drawn on
the spot by eminent artist and painted by Bartboo-
new
n1| Remember the afternoon aud evening.
iyII-d3t
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We have put up and sold this article 70
and CAN SAL IN CONF1DENCE AND TRUTH Of "a what
NEVER HAS IT FAlLkD IN slNGLH INSTANCE TO
EFFECT A CUkE, when timely used Never did
know an nstance Of Dissatisfaction by any who used
Il. On the contrary, all delighted with It's opera
TONS and speak IN terms Of Of It's
effects and medical virtues. We speak In this matter
WHAT VIZ DO KNOW, - after 80 years experience
AND PLEDGE OUR RRPUTATI0N FOR THp FULFILL
NEST OF WHAT We HIRE DsCLARD. In almost
every instance where the infant b suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief will be found fifteen twenty
mputes after the syrup Is sdrninis
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CUNTS a PER-
KlSS. New York. Is on the outside wrapper
Sold By Druggists throughout the world.
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1t is said there are persons who live at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, keep their carriages, and
have box at the opera. and yet only return an
income of six hundred dollars. This IL loosely
accounted for by the fact that every man has a
right 10 deduct his house rent from bis income.
and by the suppo 'ition that each one of these
Hotel
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FARMERS.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS

EVERYBODY his own Broom Maker, without the aid
~ Of cord OF yings Of any kind by the use Mlles
Celebrated Me.alc Broom Head patented June 18th,
1895. Exactly what you want Fifteen TO twenty dol
lars per day Wanted. active energetic in each
County In the United States 70 secure for himself the
elusive right 10 sell this valuable invention being the
only successful article of the kind introduced in this
country We substantive the assertion that agents
are sitiyely clearing from SIS to 80 per day Any
energetic can sell from 900 to 4u00 in County.
Farmers do not pay high price for your Broom. bet
try Mler's Celebrated Broom Head-it is safe n
vestment.
Inclose three cent stamp for Circular, giving full
part culars, and address, MILL DIAL,
ONE, Edens Block, East Market street. Room No S.
Third Floor, indianapolis, Ind. jys w6w2t
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GROCERIES.
STOLEN.
S15 HE WARD

STOLES-ON MONDAY NIGHT, JULY ID isss
- from my premises about three miles east Of lnaI.
anspons, ght Hay Marc. with bride and saddle she
Is ABOUT II hands high, right bind foot white rgh, hin
snsll. than left. and l. bod In front,
will give exS for the recovery Of the Mare ami 20
for the spprehe0n and conviction VI The thief and r.,
turn Of the Mari. Address. c. r. SINNER
iyr-diWtwf lndianapos lad.
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,.,,s, 80 40 sasertlsemeni ~ ye.s eo'enhs " hhs.
"INsLON's SOOTHING SYRUP Nov, ne never sald
wore In favor of patent medieine before In our life.
but We feel compelled TO ou readers that this h
no humbng We have tired II, and know u ~ be all Il
claims It's probably enc Of the nod sneoessfu ned-
zines Of the day, because IL one % the beet And
those Of your readers Who have babies cant do better
than lay In Q supply
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s1EAAL CAUTION.

The great popularity a Mrs. winsio~'s sosthlns
syrup for children trvih'nr hes induced uuDrinelpsl
persons put I'd articles be used for the ssns par
pose IN advertising which they have only copied
advertisements aud notices from the press bat have
soDlsd osrunealss Ans listers iIou clsfgyD sp srt
osksrx sxine ether goon1ns oarstnosrss
B<wsrs ell fnltafors Uar7 -1onAwcu-is
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DON'T FAIL TO PROCURE MRS. wINsLOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP, for childreo teething IL has been
ued Tor 80 Years with failing safety and success.
by millions % mothers for their children II corrects
acify OF the sch, relieves wind cholic regulates
the bowels and gives rest health and comfort mother
and child. Once No. a. Day street, New York.
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NOTICE.


DIDs Tor abou; 500 NJ in The wall, viii be received by
ID the undersigned until the 18th int. Plans and
specifications may be az my oaiee, 81 West Ohio
street. ID. A. BOHLES, Architect
Indianapolis, July u, ls65-JylJ-o3s
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The following i extract from letter ~dt,sn b.
TIE Rev =. Holm, pastor q the Pieuepout street
Baptist Church. Brooklyn. n. Y. the Journal and
Messenger, CnennstL o. and speaks volumes IN favor
SOOTHING syrup. FOR CHILDREN TYETHlS0
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SPECIAL XEETIE6 OF ANCIENT LANDMARKS
- LotEe No. sIJ, will Be held this thursday even
ng, ~ ~ o'clock for work-arst degree
X "A. HALPIN. Secretary.
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RESOURCES.
s3,2sg,5sl oil


fJ.z0f,5SI UI
" 3. 80 Treasury Notes - all kinds cons anily
kept hand ready delivery The current series will
be furnished Bankers and half per cent commission
allow d. All kinds OF Public Securities bought and
WI. ENGLISH, President.
JNo. C. NEw, Cashier. Doll iy7-diw
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DO NOT LET YOUR PREJUDICE STAND BETWEEN
yonr ,ufering child and the relief that ~ be absolute
y sure 70 follow the use q MRS. wlssLOws sOOTH-
ING SYRUP IL corrects acidy Of the stomach relieve.
wind eholic regulates the bowels. softens the eums
gives restts the mother and health to theehid
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
-OF-
ANNAPOLIS.

TstHS following is statement Of the condition Of this
Sank the LIST of July, 1886 oficiali, repor ed
TO the Treasury Department, under the osth OF the
President sud Cashier, provided by Law. viz: