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NenzWe welcome to our advertising
columns the card of McStea d value
imrorters and dealers in foreign ana doN
uest;c dry goods, 90 Canal street, Ne"
orleans We welcome it because a true
and personal friend, Msj. VIM. NJ L I ~
80 friend. also, in times gone by 70
our sunny cline, is connected with It,
We can cheerfully and confidently recon-
mend this house to every reaoel -
clarion who deals in dry goods knoWln'
that Mai. Euell would connect nlmse, ,
with none but those whose repu'a'io'
were unimpeachable. We wish the ga gal
liant Major success, ard we take pie ~har
in announcing to his many frlenoS WV
he NAV he found.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT

ONCE of Comptroller OF the Currency
WASHINGTON, November l6,ileo'
Whereas Unsatisfactory evidence presented TO the
undersigned it has been made to appear that the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSON, in the
City of Jackson the County of Kinds and state Oh
Mississippi has been duly organized Hndar aud &C.
cording to the requirements of thu Act Of Congress
entitled IAN Act to provide National Currency
secured by a pledge of Uaited States bonds ana 10
provide for the circulation and redemption thereof
apprc we'd June 3D. 1884 has complied With all the
provisions of said required to be complied with
| before commencing the business of Banking unde'
| said Act
/ Now, therefore, /, FREEMAN CLARKE, Comp
trolIer of the Currency do hsreby certify that The
FIRST NATIONAL NIX OF JACKSON, in Ia
CITY CT Jackson in the county of Kinds and state
Mississ.pp is authorized to commence the business
banking under the act aforesaid
| Ia testimony whereof, witness my hand and Sc
Isl of office, this 18th day of Novemoe-, leoo
| FREEMAN CLARKE,
ooa,n Comptro Her.
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= and Druggists q
M with care q
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most fashion.
II ern Country
3, made in the
sale Trade,
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MN DAILY CLARION
PROSPECTUS
SHANNON. HAMILTON & co.

.y,SyoS JONES 5. HAMILTON, c. H. wills
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nen.Ten clergyman have been elec'e0
l. +bo LEGISLATURE of Massachusetts, In
colonial times that province was Ines
ocracy. and no one who was not a mem,
bor of the orthodox Congregational
Church could vote or be eligible or ofhce'
The maiority OF the people of Massachu
setts never could separate religion from
noIitics and the old leaven is plain ano
palpable in the active part taken eve eve,
in our day, by cle1gymen in politics, boti
on the stump and in the pulpit OF tina
State
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Foreign News.

NEw YORK. Dec. l5.-The following news was
brought By the steamer Jura
The Fenian trials are progressing The pro-
prietor OF the lyiA People has been found guilty
and senteneedto twenty years penal servitude.
The Morning Pos, states that Stephens has ar
rived in Paris.
IL the court of Queens bench, the trial of
Capt.Corbett, or the charge of selling the She
nandoah to the rebels and enlisting men for her,
resulted in his acquitttl.
John Bright had been making strong reform
speeches at Blackburn
DR.. Barb the African traveller, Is dead
A company has been organized in Spain 10 lay
a telegraph between Cuba and the United Sta
ties
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REMARKS OF JUDGE WILLIAMS.

GENTLEMEN OF THE JURY In Justice 10
myself, | ought not to allow this case to pass
from under your consideration without some
remarks from me. The plaintiff undoubted-
" supposes that in Justice has been done him
by my rulings, else ne would not now dismiss
this suit. To me this has been II very trying
case at every stage of it's progress, not so
much from any difficulty as TO the law which
should govern it, but from the extreme per
sistency with which the plaintiff and his at
torneys have eontended against the decisions
of the court, Yet at every stage Of this pro
tracted trial / have treated the plaintiff aud
his attorneys with courtesy, aud, i believe
with entire fairness. / may have committed
errors in some OF my decisions-for to err is
human-but | believe If there have been err
rors, they have been more frequently commit
ted TOR than against the plaintiff.
/ am aware that the plaintiff insists that |
have done him great wrong by my decisions
upon legal questions, but 1 am also aware
z hat while this case has been greatly discuss
ed by my professional brethren. and my va.
rious rulings commented upon, they have,
with singular unanimity, been sustained by
many of the most eminent and able members
of the Chicago bar,-several not only politi-
cally but personally friendly TO the plaintiff
And more than all, and better than all to me.
they are sustained by my own conscience,
which bears witness that they have been die
tated by an earnest desire to do right.
With the plaintiff and his distinguished
aud able attorneys | have desired 10 be on
friendly terms: The plaintiff is prominent
member of the same political party with N.Y.
self. While he was upon the bench of the
superior court, il was my fortune to appear |
before him occasionally as practitioner, and |
was ever treated by him with courtesy and |
airne,s. IL could not, therefore, be pleasant |
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had an interview with the president yes,.-,
during which they asked him to interfera y,
behalf by annulling the provision of the - % e.
law passed by the constitutional convention =, -s
state last October. The law required 70 " u a
back to the first of January in its assessp,s
Inented to collect taxes business ,ranss1a ea c
Vlous to Johnston's surrender The deleg,,iat PIE
slsts that the convention had no power - o' .
such levey as all of the business the az -, maze
side OF the Union lines was transacted NJ a.
treasury permits and under the Population, 1Ct'
treasury department for trade in insgrrec. :. ne
districts. The execution of the law be,ng 5ra'I
dlately threatened and there beng no cour,s,r Int
state to act on premises the petitioner. '-5
obilged to appeal to the president and Ia ..s
promised to give the matter early attention. ~'
LOUISVILLE, Dec. l.
Frankfort house-Yancy offered a resolutio,.
dered printed and and referred to commute
federal relations, that this assembly heart5,
prove the action of the last general assembly
JectIng the proposed amendment to the cons.
tIon ct the United States, and believe tia, =
vote TO the tie finding and that tins ASSENT -
no right or authority TO consider or vote up,r q.
measure until 1t shall be again passed or pro-.
I by congress. f>'
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to me to have our amlcable relations Interrupt
ted On the other hand, the defendants are
strangers to me. One of them do not know
by sight, and the other / have never spoken
to but once. In politics we differ toto cdelo.
Yet more.-I have some cause for persons
feeling against the defendants-if personal
feeling In this place could influence me-for
have not escaped from their attacks.
But, while sitting upon this bench, | can
not and will not know political or personal
friendships or animoslties All those must
be forgotten, and the simple question must
and shall be. what are the legal rights of the
sultor, and what are my duties as a Judge
Did | allow other considerations to influence
me, | should be unworthy of she place | now
fill should be recreant to my official oath.
Most sincerely do | regret that the action
of the plaintiff in submitting to a non-suit-
a course, on his part, which | have neither
the power nor will to prevent renders 1t i'm
possible that my decisions should be review
ed by the supreme court of this state. Such
an ordeal | would rather seek than shun.-
But as, by the plaintiffs action, this IL de-
MED me, | must, conscious of my own recti-
tude, allow the plaintiff to complain of wrongs
which | cannot but believe are fancied rath
er than real. and cheerfuly submit my ac
ton TO the scrutiny of my professional breth
rem. whom | have ever found courteous anC
kind, and who readily forgive all the errors
which spring from the head and not thu
heart.
The court adjourned.
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pHENIAN PHITE.

The Fenian thieves and swindlers, IN new
York. have got up splendid quarrel among
themselves and are raising a prodigious
cloud of smoke, under the cover OF Whleh
thew will escape with the funds collected
from the lnnocent country ''ciroles."
The originators of Fenlanism are either
fools or knaves-and perhaps both.
If they really believed they could wrest
Ireland from the British government ana Sc
cure it's independence rs republican gov
eminent, by such movement as they pro-
posed, they were fools. We doubt II the en-
tire nower of the United States could dc it,
much loss handful of crazy men, with no
army, no navy, no government, aud no mon
ey-except the few thousand dollars collected
nv the country circles and sent to the man
ayers in New York.
IF they were not honest in protesting to be
able to secure the independence of Ireland,
then they were knaves to collect money and
raise false hopes in the hearts of those who
would be glad to see Ireland again assume
her place among the nations.
In any event the Fenian business is ridl-
eulous and foolish afair-aud the managers
of it lacking in common sense or common
honesty-and perhaps both.
The people in the country who have con-
tributed money to the imposture could have
done much better with their funds.
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BY TELEGRAPH
Exported for the Daily argus.

NEW YORK, Dec a.
The n. Y. Herald's Washin gton special
says:
Gen. Grant has issued an order dischsrgipg all
civilians, except clerks, from the army.
New York, Dec. II.
The n. Y. Times Washington special
says:
collector OF internal revenue for Montana tenn
tory, stating that the products OF gold and silver
mines Of that territory for the year lSe5 will DO
upwards Of SIC, 0O0, 900.
The n. Y. Tribune's special says:
crowded house listened TO Henry Wart Bee.
cher in the fall of Representatives last night
The treasury department Is making preparation
IN January.
The verdict in the case of Com. Craven Will be
published shortly,
Gen. Grant proposes to visit New Orleans and
the Bio GTande within few weeks.
Ssc'y McCulloch yesterday issued an order ad-
VIsing the custom house officers 10 diligence
10 prevent the entrance into United States ports
OF prizes belongiEg to either of the belligerent
party during the hostIiIes between Spain and
Chill.
NEW YORK, Dec. II.
The N. Y. Worlds Washington special
says:
House-The commission on naval and foreign
affairs met to-day.
Senate-The commission on ,he District of
Columbia have passed a resolution declaring that
universal suffrage shall be established in the dis.
trIct.
Applications for pardon at the rate of from 800
to 900 per week received at the adi,t generals
office. But few are merIted, however.
New YORK, Dee IA.
The n. Y. Herald's Richmond correspond
ent says:
The election to fill vacancies of state officer.
was postponed until the 2lst inst.
The general assembly passed a resolution ap-
PeaiIng TO the president and congress to postpone
the collection Of land tar o 1865 for the present
and 10 permit to assume the poyneht of the same
and that the collection of internal revenue ac-
erued previous to the appointment of collectors
and assessors in the districts OF the state be indie
hnitely postponed
NEW YORK, Dec. IA.
The n. Y. Herald's Vera Cruz CORES.
pondent says:
Over 20Oo French troops had been landed at
Vera Cruz during last month.
The conversation of the French officers In that
city was most contemptuobs towards the United
States.
Large quantities of munitions of war for the
French troops had been landed.
The N. Y. Times Washington special
says:
delegation of citizens from Newbem N. c.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONrERy,

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all whom
~ may concern that the commissioner o.
pointed by the city council of the city Of ke1s
Island TO assess damages or benefits, as the Gee
may be, for the purpose ofoPenIng aHd eItehdti
st. Clair street, have made :heIr return O. -
assessment, and that the city council wall, q. 2
adjourned meeting OF the city cOuncIl to be tti
on the 18Th day OF December inst, at "'csc,t
p. NJ, confirm said assessments unless Of s1i.ci'
are made by some person interested.
J. K. JOHNSTON, City Clerk
Rock Island, Dec. ., 1865.
decsdICi.
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no WHOM MAY CONCERN.

NOTICE is hereby given that the comuis.
IN sIoneTs appointed by the city council c; re
city OF Rock IErand to assess damages or bene-s
as the case n ay be, for the opening Of IN ale,
through block 81, in Chicago or lower aCcIio-.
have made their return OF said assessments. $40
that the city council will, at an adjourned meet
ing to c held on the 18th day of DeCem5ss Lzsi.,
at 7 O'Clock P. NJ, confirm said assessEeri EHless
objections made by some persons lzrsfssys-
j. Il. JOHNSTON, City Clerk.
Rock Island, Dec. 6, ls6j.
4rr-TTls
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MUSICAL.

| Il. E. GRUMPY having hscome =.
vi dent of Rock Island, takes this rnelhol
inform the musical public that he Is prepared
tune and repair PianOes and Melodeons, and c.,
sell factory prices the following first class 70.
strumeHIG:
Gold Medal Pianoes, WIN. Knabe : Co., Bs..-
more, Md.
A. Ii. Gale Co.'S. Pianoes, y. !.
Organs and MelOdeons from the factories G! C.
ii. Prince & Co., Buffalo \. Y; Caharl { Need.
ham. y. Y: Mason 4 Hamlin, Boston.
Second hand PIaRoes and MeloGeons taIeu Z
exchange Cor new ones.
Orders for VIolius, Flutes, Accoria6ns, Bra.
instruments, Sc, promptly flied at Chicago pr
ces.
\. Borders for tuning of iGstrume Is left g:
Island City Hotel, +. O. box 49,, or at residence
on Madison street, Sd house south Of High-z.
street, promptly attended 10. oct3d3m.
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War Department Thieves and Bounty
Brokers.

NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-At the examination yes
terday of the case for robbing the county bonds
in Jersey City, testimony was given that one hun
dred and twenty thousand dollars was divided be-
tween firm of bounty brokers and one Marcus
Cicero Stanley, a subordinate of Bakers war de-
tectives.
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Among the curiosities lately placed in q
museum is q musquito's bladder, containing
the souls of twenty four thousand government
contractors and the fortunes of twelve edit
ors. IL is nearly half full.
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95d-Esaa d Silyerliael4s...
GIRL WANTED,

4 GIRL to do general housework Ami
n to J. Frysinget, near Second Presby,fptt..l
Church. decI23g.
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lnternnI Rerenne Darlsiop.

WAsHISGToE, Aug. 22-The Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue this morn.
ing made the following decisions: That
vessels are not regarded as merchau-
disc within the meaning of Section 90,
Of the act of June 80, 1864, and the tax
OF an eighth Of one per centum imposed
by said section upon the sale Of mer-
ehandise is not TO be imposed upon the
sale of vessels.
The following decision vas made in
regard 70 the sale OF photographs /:
Where q party pays say So % for s doz-
en- photographs OF san pictures, theper-
son who sellA OF delivers the pictures
must sifx three cent stamp 70 each.
The pretenee that the fTst picture Is
worth dollar, and requires tise cent
stamp, while each Of the remaining
eleven are worth but twenty-five cents,
and consequently require q two cent
stamp, is an evasion Of the Law which
cannot be tolerated
In regard 10 dividends the oomEais-
sioDer has rendered the following de-
eision: Il Il held by ihis Office that all
dividends declared by one Of the insti
tutions mentioned in Section l20 Of the
excise law since the lst day Of July
1864. are subject to the tax o. I've per
centum, without regard 70 tne time
when the profits upon which such diVi-
dends are based, were earned.
The following, IN regard TO black
smiths, was promulgated this morning
where q blScksmith's annual re
ce;pts, whether derived from repairs
(section No q, or from increased val
ne given 70 horseshoes partly finished
by more completely finishing then
| Eseetion No So or from al thes'
sourcss combined, exceeds 81 GOO, n
requires . manufacturer . license Bu
the receipts derived from the mere &C
\ Of shoeing horses, should not be ineiud
ed in the enount since the mere snoe
| ing Of horses h not . manufacture
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Great Bargains J

,,urfERs. MERCHANTS ana DEALERs5
~ Se1errliy. II 700 wish 20 bny gooos =
Srssensbss, yea. Ready sststaesoF3 P'''
ces, eve saA cah
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TIMERS. &e.

TtoNE 4 TOA sELL-~Hholesa'ss, :. ana &C.,
IA 10 north cherry strest, haAhYles Tenn
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South Side Institute.
CAPITOL Hill.
Nashville. Tennessee

rluE sEVENTH ANNUAL slaaIoN % me -
y iluiila ElIl colaasn.a o. % f-et hordts
IN SEPT Iahsr. 1le g. cpeains % cfIn.i.un cai'i
hls e1a Lea rfaciais 81 hertz e'i. 81 2. nca ils
inspis Il, ne Princirs l une atin o. u-eas lhr
course ed ustrI ca on ere I-sul, b ~ uE q n. il
a, Is Modorn LarEtlnEft. phich uil Do tUEft d
~ q 81 ahel ald eHpgr elc z Bur D r trr-le ..
"a ~ IN nee erE 2. fferch 4 Laan, tauEht
thonf fepalaie o. eEila Cd fga, he dIaf tua o.
INC 0o.tFtiory, me iast cruclHi Pc rlanfhIp 81
% iauEGs ~ a competent sui sucors fl' FfC.r1 ar
lt = htsstaa rfcpcaod 10 utfoduru as paff a.
Ne aslf echcol eEegCisff. us rro1f afrie1 81
farior aJuldaHlirl snd failcr cuIar, Eau tsuF
., exgen,leis "a pee ed hefl7 rrcCuu naet
dy - most ernilf 10 ffucato md mcflCa inca
10 The "a uus1i ouiierlaE % a1iufc aent rscfp-
arCu- qrser anl eIeranla cf urH anu motto m.
Re b nd giEoF 81 hoiy 49, al q fo thst psrrn-s
q chllrrln ahl iGFn hitnrIts tnen hFp. nu1a
echo5 &c 81 . ntff thslF aeatH. a. bow e. al 81
q sepd ths ~ 70 schpoi lor Steer healh.
in eulargng TIE con e., D 81 rrrfs1fiad Oh HEn.
6 . nunbers D. adous ons-hsh u tausu usually .l
- dance. To racurr p'ara % p dcatrah.c Hla-
&c , -pr lcalea sfoeid - mads. IuluIH atrct.7
Ia a5Fanre. No pufl ecns'fna 80 a. entered 90
risaa fetzred unnl tfe eeea.uaa trIann Is pa ~
kog tafms aud prIfeu'asa applT hT ester t1 ?. %
81 -, % upon IL z enilla q ale funr'Is..
auri.lm Mra. hnMA HuiNnata.
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CLAIM AGENTS, &e.
.C1Ts nEALE,ss. &c.

DluL SANFORD FoIwsra1 "a 9 5soS m Is gwen r'c
=. the rese-vsrg and 70 Wsrding Of COA9VS' n
Sao,th Aaarkatkt eat
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TEE coxDTros or Cor BEoOOH-The
Columbus Journal, Of Monday. in
,peakins Ct the illness Of Gov BFoUgb,
says:
aThe disease Is still ct work, Is a
d;sustch from Surgeon General Barr, on
Ssturdsy, states, and Il may jet bstis
the skiii Of the surgeons The teles
grsn, savs: aThe Governor alept veil
81 niSbt but is restless today. Can
~rsne is stilI disposed 10 p esd. /
sgsin used the knife this moEning
We should Judge from this, that
vbile the patients recovery Is possible,
h i not very probable. Oae thing il
Sartsin; that is, everything IL being
done 70 ssvs him that eau Be, and Il he
h cot restored 70 health By the Surgical
attention and nursing be Is nov re-
ceiving he il past all human aid
The following telegram was FeceiFed
after the aboYe vas put in type;
Governor rested well last night
/ There - no re-apposrance q ganegenes
nd the wounds al look healthy. Gen
ersI symptoms favorable,
R \. BIEG7
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CoL0kFr 4 Co. beg 70 inform Their eusto-
mers that they still eoatiuse be u1anuiac-
turs Of their various ~ les q Vanity snd
roilat Soaps, Starch, aud CsEales.
Prices current forwarded By mail On aP-
plieafiou. CoLaATE 4 CO.
Eoa. 50 8 S. John q New York
july26-3m
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This vice, which IL never pranlicsd n
tho presonea Of any ore, has proved ~
everlasting ruin Of th0asands 81 ne Eoolssi
end most talented youEg men ihht even
rave tongue 70 sloqaence or pen 70 cong.
Z has destroyed hsalth, BLASTED The consu
tuition, and reduced ths miserable victim 8,
living skslston- Nor are thsse - az
ths nina e reason, the mes. melEncholy
dght shat can meet mortal eyss- lc b
,ured permanently ei tais adliction, cell o.
Dr.. Coleman, No. o. North Cherry street
y address him b lsster, Box soa, haab
ills, Tenn. iebSo-A
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apgIsua.

omiosrs' Aoeoants made eat ead easAsa-
ouariarmastern' and Ordnsros aceounta
promptly made up b. Il. T0mPEins, iaso
Msjor lath regiment nliaols cavalry. Of
aos corner Of Cherry aud Cedar serssts, up
stssr<
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THE CoSTEssioEs AND ExFREiEscs OF Az IL
VALID.-Puh iahod fiF The Oeueht, and e =
caution 10 youpg men and oihsra, who ssisr
on 0ervuus Dshililyi Frsulatdre Decay Of
Manhood, &c, Supplying a The sane TIME
he means ct self-eu--. By tns Wko has
cured himself afisr undergoing eoaslasFable
qusekerg. By enoio,inS PofiPeid a.
dressed envs ope, single copies may DO had
q The authes.
NATHsEfEL MAHFafR, EsQ-s
BfoVki3 d, kirga Co. y. Z.
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arsass 81 1naaranes Cozareaisa.

IaRgf 4 sxFTfz. Ne. 50 EEd % Uuion strea
l. (up slarsl rrpressut mo ! Asel 80 PAW I;
- = EIer4iord F5scurfv Mauna IN, BE rOpf Is.
-, thcsnis and KnIcksroocksr Lie q NeE II lrk,
nd Aceissnt Of ccsnnlhnes thsa
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The Men York Herald asYa The Do
r,oorecy Of New York, whose State Con-
~entson viii be held september 3, Siil
take EaEY hiea grQanaa, he Snieago
plerfarm viii b kicked overheard a.
= socunulaticn Of blunders, and reso-
igtIoos vii b adepled indOialng the
adninissrafi0n, ths policy Of recon
ssructon, and apprOvirg the sncden
sbelitson q slavery. Dean klcnuouai
mo deals the cards, Is castlns shout -
sss "a uhat way the SsH York Demec.
r.ey ean surpnss thoss 10 Haiga a
KiEaesota, il experimenting he X
pabsieAE FadieAlizrn, Hithout onending
/ he conservative Of the7arty 700 mnca
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Auction Sale
Rolling Stock, Railroad IrtR
Etsa Etc.

HIlTftRT DIVISION % TIE Tluu,rasEE.o
lhiti allartsi ussc1r's Qldca, 2. i. d ~
cnhHlt. lela.. aug. tg. igl5.
u IL - sd A. fuIte tugnon. o. tha b rhasr
- @ - .11lel
O. rEE DAT aepialnhar ia.h. q Piitsb1rr. Pa
q - 1ur 3. q " ~. read Lion
% fAiufN Hsrt mbsr it.h, 81 u Z, Gin q aarfs
or frr1s.t lu7 1ls. Gao. rEe1fI- llge Me- hsz
frriah- are g ~ zEuen
Ga aotDAf, saail1ller llld, ar tfa Mich.ran
CO ruraay's faatI ~, b et7cli n en-. Hcurtaan
hrg 70 fIefnl csfF. leri gus.
-, 60 SAM DAf. 81 the Det-rli car Con-
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