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WtrZ's Counsel and the President
The s.aliOWs Building.

W1rZs COUNSEL and the President
The ssalfOWs Building.
WASHINGTON, Nov. g. Louis Scbade, coun-
sci for Wirz, had an interview with the Presi-
dent to-day. for the purpose of asking for a COM
mutation OF the sentence He mentioned as one
of the reasons for his request that the prisoner
was very feeble. and his appearance indicated
that he would not live six months longer, there
fore. the country could we'll afford to let him
live six months longer without hanging him
The President being called on by a large mum
Ger of visitors, Mr.. Schade did not consider il
proper TO ask for direct answer, thinking il
probable that some additional facts might come
to the knowledge of the President before Friday,
which might induce him to extend the desired
Executive clemency. He left with the Presi-
dent, however, short statement with the reason
on which be based his application The President
received the psper and promised to examine it
as soon as at liberty.
Wrz remarked to bis counsel TO- day that be
was not very well in body aud quite feeble.
and he feared that be could not walk TO the
place OF execution with steady step, and this
might be interpreted a sign of fear and guilt.
When he saw the workmen, this morning, build
ing the gallows il astonished him. He said be
did not shudder at this, but from the fact that
ne felt innocent of the crime with which be was
charged
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rH-Tbs Headquarters in Indiana for Fancy
end Staple Dry goods is the New York Store,
W. * II. Glenn proprietors, Glenn's Block. Indi-
annapolis, Indiana.
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- The City .os Lafayette. through its CouL-
ell. have extended to the other cities of Indiana
an invitation to send one or more representa-
tives of their respective Common Councils to
unite in convention at the Council chamber Of
this city at an early day, for the purpose of Sc
curing such amendments to the act of incorpora
tion "a NAV ha deemed necessarv
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Memphis Appeal Revived-1llinois
Election.

Election.
CAIRO, Nov. 6-The Memphis Appeal has
been revived and printed on the same press that
ompanied that establishment throughout it's
perigenations through Tennessee, Mississippi,
Georgia and Alabama.
Three hundred and seventy bales Of cotton
passed Cor st. Louis.
The Memphis cotton market is very dull; clos
ing at 47@49.
Election returns in Alexander and adj dining
counties show Democtatic msjorities.
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Paoxorroxs-Tbe following we're made yes
terday:
Twenty-Sirth Regiment INDIANA 'oiun'ee''
Newton A. Logan. to Colonel; Alden ID
Jumper. to Lieutenant Colonel; Levi ,. Gard
per. TO Major; Lewis H. Gess. 10 Captain. Com
nanvC
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A DeniaI-Maryland Election

NEW YoRz, Nov. S.-The Commercials
Washington special says: The rumor that the
French Minister demanded his passports is un-
true.
The results of the various elections produce
great rejoicing.
The Posts Washington special says. In
nearly every county in Maryland Union candi
dates are elected.
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ton a. may be deemed necessary.

sE-The Rolling Mill in this City. has been
doing splendid business the past year. Witness
the following exhibit, taken from the Assessor g
books: Railroad Iron manufactured during the
fiscal year ending July lst, l2.943 tons. valued
1T 81 ,294, 300; tax paid thereon. S27 ,e46 so.
This is indeed splendid exhibit and is a aatter-
ing evidence of the business done by Indian
apolis
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From NIississippi.

New ORLEANS, Nov. Gov. Humphreys, OF
Mississippi, has called upon the people Of that
State TO organize into companies and aid the civil
authorities in maintaining order, and cautions
them against expressing any class of people.
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EE-If your hands are roagb or chapped GO to
senour's and get cake OF Camphor and Clycer
inc Soap. 81
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sT- Paper, Envelopes Blankbooks aud Sta
tionery of every variety. for sale low by
Parsons, MAcAULY & Co,
SO Is West Maryland street
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~ The City Council. of Lafayette, is NOV
.ug vigorously n the matter of improving the
streets and alleys Of that city. Our people are
moving 10 the same direction.
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81 81. 81 81. 81. 81. 81.
FoR SALE. TO PAY ADvAScEs-at the Loan
Office No. 81 south Illinois street. alarge lot OF
new and second-handed Clothing. such as fine
Dress Coats, Overcoats. Pants, Vests, Shawls;
also. fne lot of Silk Dresses for Ladies. halt
price; also, Ladies Gold Watches and Chains
Rings, Pins, Diamonds. and variety Of articles
OF every description. All will be sold to pay ad-
vances. Call in and examine
Il VI. BvsH.
No. 81, on the corner of South Illinois and
Mary land streets. $3.50
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PEHsoxAL-Col. X. n. Hudson, OF Ierre
Haute, was in the city yesterday.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

rT- See DR.. Vim. Thoms0n's advertisement
on the fourth page of to days paper.
ian 25-tf.
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II Mes-rs. Helwig, Roberts Copeland are
charging their planning mill on the Canal, by
adding to it three story brick building.
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Chicago Election .

CHICAGO, Nov. e.-The county elections in
this State resulted az far az heard from, with q
few exceptions, in the success Of the Reprbli-
can candidates. This county approximated
500
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Railroad Accident.

NEW York, Nov. S.-Two men were killed
at the railroad crossing in Jersey City, to day
by a train passing.
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sH-Tbe greatest misfortune-The want Of
self-control.
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sD-A license to cell intoxicating liquors was
granted yesterday to Anthony Wayne
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CE- The members of the Legislature which
meets here next week ere beginning to appear
already in considerable numbers. These session:
do not create the enthusiasm now they once did
indianapolis then was only country town. No"
she Is great city and the people have seen thu
sights since then, hence they are not so exercised
at the approach of the Legislature session.
An important consideration with these law
makers il the matter of board. We know o
some who have had their boarding honses sci ect
I'd and engaged for months. 1t is all i'm
portant that they should be fed with an excellen
'iiet and tenderly cared for. since bad Dime
or poor nights rest might occasion the concep
ion of a bad law. whose passage would operat,
great injury TO the State. Let our Legislato rs
then. be we'll provided for. AS for boarding a
the hotels. that l. out OF the question, unless
the Legislator don't care for expenses. and pro
poses % serve for the honor alone.
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The sac and Fox Indian DlfricuIty.

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-This morning. dele
cation of Fox Indians visited the President, in
company with Judge Cooley, Commissioner of
Indian Affairs, and Superintendent Sells. The
Indians were severally introduced to the Presi-
dent, when one of the chiefs said that they had
heard of their Great Father and had very much
desired to see him. The President replied that
he was glad TO meet and receive them: his object
would be to cultivate peace and friendship, and
he hoped the Govern ment would be met in cor
responding spirit on their part. liz the AMIGA BILE
relations which shou Id exist between the Govern
ment snd those here represented be cultivated,
they should be made to result to the interest of
all concerned. He would spare no pains to see
that their interests are promoted. and themselves
secured and protected in the enjoyment of their
rights. Provision would be made for them while
here, and they would be entertain ed in a manner
suitable and fitting to their condition, and he
hoped when they left here, they would take with
them the best wishes and feelings of the Presi-
dent towards them.
Commissioner Cooley explained to the Presi-
dent that the Sacs and Foxes W ere settled in
Kansas, and by the treaty OF 1912 they were
granted an annuity of ISL 900. The Sacs were
largely in the majority. and number two thirds
of the confederate tribes of Indians here repre-
sented. Complaints are made that they have
not their rights Many Of them have never left
their homes in Iowa, while 9th ers have returned
thither from Kansas. The Chi efs ask THAI there
be division OF annuity and land. The Pres-
dent said be would again see them, and after
hearing all the facts would be prepared to do
what right He hoped III at some arrange
ment would be made which ould prove salts
factory to them.
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s8The greatest tyrant-An Unsuitable sp
petife
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sXThe deb, Of the State is about $780,
900
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- The assessment made for United States
Internal Revenue purposes by the Assessor oil
this District in Marion county. for the fiscal
wear ending July LIST. 1865. amounts to SSH i,
~ 81: Hancock county sl5,744 so; Shelb,
county SOS 65s g. Johnson county $40. AS 90
Morgan county sl9.l55 81; Hendricks county
$4,000 DC. Total for the District $40. $40 81.
The taxable incomes within this county for the
last fiscal year foot up the imposing amount oil
S2.6ls.0O7 90. Tax paid thereon sl6l sol 90
The receipts for the quarter ending Septembe
~. at the Collectors Office, for the Sixth De.
trict: amount to $3.50 CSC 90 Septenibe
alone. $50 .465 90.
Ii will be seen from this brief statement tina
The Sixth Collection District of Indiana is doins
Is share toward sustaining the Government il
lie heavy demands the productive industry o.
he nation.
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r z MoVAL.

N A. BoHLEN Has RENovED HIS OFFICE 10
L.. the New Talbot Block. Third Story. Room
No. IL. nov6-cs
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CIT TT E ~ o /.


cE-An angel of benescence-Charity.
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CHOLERA IN SPAIN.

From the fact that the cholera il raging severe
~ In Spain 1t is feared that IL may make lie way
here. and therefore ell vessels arriving from
Spain are subjected to . strict quarantine.
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the GALE ON SOUTHERN COAST.
REBEL NAVAL OFFICERS PARDoNED
CHOLERA STEAMER ATLANTA.

&C.. &C.. &c.. dc.
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" no Csp,urcd tho Neutrality-suspicious.

Vpops FIRsr BR!GAIg CoAsF DIVISION u. 81
~ TuK iIElD DEvEAUxs NEcH. SCI Dec. l6 1865.
Report of the proceedings OF commission
convened in pursuance Of Il following order;
urQas FIRsl EEIGAps
DEvsAuEs NICK, :. e., Dec IT. leb4)
SPECIAL O1pyp-No IL CcmiHi. ion TO inquire n''
III. eircu,nance, f the cspure of the Rebel battle h."
during thescon Of CIR irs and to decide as to whom
IA. credit Of lie capure belor 70 conft Of the following
named .fcer,: Col Geo. w. Paid, sd u $. C. Tt Col
Jsrne. Lewis ll4tl y. Y. vos; LiautCcL " HAnsh'op'
2sh Ohio VI. Vols. is hdeby ordered to convene a. Tue
Hesdau.ters at @ today. By order Of Brig Gen E. T.
Potter, Commando 9.
wn C. Mssuxo, C,pt,in, and 4. A. A. O.
The Commission convened at the appointed time
all tie mc.rbers present
A.ra careful consideration Of the inclc5ed state
mems 0narLed Az rnd "B") Of tire Commanders VI
lattslions OF the Tify-s.xth n. Y. Voi... and the
One Hundred and Twentyteventh y. X. Vols. ara OF
such oral statements deemed necessary TO euc'
te tho points tt issue the Commission arrived at the
lowing unanimous conclusion, yiA.i
That although al tie REGIMENTS and the naval bat
.fhon epgnrcl In the action of Tie 9Th Inst, OF when
TO Re bel battle 1aS" taken. ere equally entitled
% all honor for having broken tie Rebel lre ard driven
he enemy from the field. YET, tie 10th New-for@
Volunteers being the fortunate regiment before wnch
tie Rebc dag fell, and tltt took II froul tho hcd are
Justly entitled TO the credit OF IT'S capture.
GEORGE W. RIRD. Col. 32d L. s. &. I.
JA,rs LEWIS Col li;ih H"w.N"rk NO.
HAUGHfOr Lieut. Col 25th o. V. V. Infantry
WIN g. Manning, CGpt md a. A. A. u.
Epens. Fms HrisApr, {. D., urvrArtsl
NICK, :. c. Dec. IL, 49,
Approved The ba.t,sa; of hs Filth Georgia, captured on
the Ca inst vii he r,.,ot-5 ia. sG,h New ior Vols
EpvAzp Z. PorrtR Brg.-Gen. Commanding
w. 6. MAssIxo, CIPtl'l, and a. A. A. o..
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From, Havana.

Con.,pondsnc. Of tho As,ocisted Pre-.
HAy4yA. friday, Dee 20, 1894.
There Is very little news stirring. A report
va, brought f.om Matuz,' yesterday tbat gessc had
arrived ts~re ar1 reported LAWN; seen two vessels
but.inc Us. outside ard two se nrrs near by. sup
po,ed 10 have teen the capo-s. lat Little credit was
auoched TO tie report Gsi 'vas made By an Enslsh'
rsn. who I'D not tell Re story twice nlise.
Aior he IL: of January, al foreign newspapers are
70 - subj c;ed 70 vigorous censorship which ID about
eau, .le,t 20 supPossi0n.
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Neesave--supe-v,so Tv-s4-L
Hsnnrt NJ <usotl Cnnmil,44 on 8iot CHR - Z

Neesrve--supe- ysos rv-s4-L
Report n special Ca1mtes on hios Ciafns y eR0 -
stoptng resolution ~ fslewsi
RsIeed THAT the bills sans u the following sso1
persons for legged to have bea sustsiad th~
10 coe sgcnce Of IN July 1908 b. ssdsd I'D y
lowed hereinafter specified and that s Comp
troler ~ ard Ia hereby authorized and rsqosscd pay
the upon tae les eSsctts Ieesss IN Tan " -
usuds suinst CITY md County o! Ss~isrk' ssd he
CLERK Of ihi Boad hereby directed to trasrt 70 -
Comptroller tho OF Ana e,us above msntoIsd with lhe
te.,imon, and accom- paDyiug pspers, viz:
Seth H. Johnson ffytwo 10 er q d my eens.... ".
Ihouss ilatidIe. Ninety dollars.
David 4. rund, siyLvt %
a. u. Alei cover, thousand six hapdTec and
thirtysk do 'ers I'd xty TREE ceHts.. ...U,51 q
e. Ayres four hiIdTcd and Al y Ave aollers sis "
Which was lost by tle follow vote:
Ahrna'Te-Supervi,ou Bris4f, DAVIS and Ely
hega'ys-SupoIgsors DICnt, fG.dy, Rochs, sn'h' al
Twes1-a
yOTTO,!s RESUMED
Supervisor Funny reconsider the vote had Al ~
pr vons meeting by which the resolution - incxs2ss No
salary Of the S.Troyate wac Lost.
Which c1Tr,ra
The paper wBs then laid over
opesvsor SxrrH moved that the Bosd do now adjourn
W lch was ar1ed.
Whereryap ths si1ent announced hs. the Board Hos3
adjourned until n.day the 3 Instant at II O'Clock
JOS. b. YOUNG, C..IA
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llisrc.!ancous.

TOR SALE-At "The Wells & Webb Printer
4 Wsrehonse" byVAND' RBURGH, WELLS CD. ltie
T. n. ebb lot ofsup-rior Vi nd METAL for MACSl 'Ts
-, Of Hos Gard and liant ftoses different .f,si IL o.
Roller Frame. 'ock' ADD lalde dteIcI, rles; Gordon
JOB Proc lo5t .oafd at fiIue; Camping hrc- urf
b.: II r. r. scwils Euch. - Of husg'c rs,rr aud Cad
Cniteis; ot Of ..I nd y. iiors so "a Snusin
st Of Paste Boards irsss blocss trd Prer Board lot OF
Dcsks .~gs 1T Il s-cIail md Cf Go.ent qIa'" ic-;
j.. OF tO-., and Pig ou.iIb'e Kac.; send Siftcr;
Standing Pres. Gilman Card Fres. EnrAes prse. loo
1p Pros Lo.c Press; Hoe Roir Mould, s.o lot Of
good .ccoa Inland Type. vsfi0us sized fouts.
- We MA,'U kACfURE AID ktep on hand EAGl,E, CAL
n OUSiA and other CABINETS; WOOD TigE, cases
s,and. Case aHd Galley Racks Studiu1 Gseys, Nslc:s
Pliurs Qnoias Shooting sticks, BRASS sad Wood GI.y'
Oya (ifcs. OrHaIneDz Concentrated Ley, Bfusies. L.;
postarh.,s, Bellows. Nsws File. WOOD FOR EhGNA.
NEHS USES. Rcs.et. tUESITuHE, Chase, ll'OSlNG
STONES aud Frames, PATTERN Letters, Compls!Hg
sticks, Wood Rie md rolfefs LEADS Saws snd hli-I
Bor. TYPE sud Stereotype Bo1c4 Meriug Machines snd
Lead Cntcr Bras. Rucs snd every requisite for Printing
or>s from Bodsbs aud rveeI"f. ~ 10 Presses Of evry
good maker 81 the regular price, II found and prcss built
80. IN Iron fsins cheap sl,o some ia Pre- Agents to-
Tsyeys r.bistcJ Bronfnr Nechue. al at tie Cd sand,
Nos. 10 Patton and 10 aud 10 Dutc'rsts.. NY
VANDEBBUEGH, WELLS 4 CO..
Successor 20 T.. y. Webb, d. e-ared
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Trusting th,t .hs action Of the Legislature rpon the
subjects nreser ed IN this rercr may be productive o
rsus both 10 the banks ard tie commu
nifty, u re Eecifully u'Iottcd. ,.
H. u VAS DICK, Superintendent
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THE BANKS OF NEWBORN.
Annual Eepors Of SAC superintendent Of
the Sarhirf, Department.
BANK nFPIR.rsrNT. AIPANY, Dec. y, 4

BANK pEPATNFST ALBANY, Dec. 81 ls64.
70 q, RopCrablS he LSiss!sTt 81 th "i&s q Nc flsS
During the iscsd year ending September 80,
ys4 three unexpected banks whose Oh 'rters expired
on the lst OF Jan y last have reOi snnEed as sss0ca
Mons under tho Genera. Bllkiuc Law, with an sggre'
re cap.tal OF ~ 10000. one association with
sspitl Vi $1,000 and one individual baker, have
Lso commenced business within thc sane period.
B&yRiEG CAriTAL.
The BANKING capital Of the stale on September 10
1855, shown by the quarterly report o; ina d"ie
s. SIC qusrtey report OF Sept o. ls64.. lO5O6 9$s
.r,,-,,, dec-o,,. ri,s,, III. r.,,. S7a5i 80
This result has been pro5ured ny the extinction O.
saa IL rp rated bank through the Ell ration OF ~ char
Ser Seventh WerG Bnnkby tie reduction Of the can
te OF another through legislative permission (hochester
City Bark)-bv the roinQushmcnt of business pGder
Sc State system by several ASSOCIATIONS and by the re-
duc;on Of reported capital on the Part Of several mi
yidual bankers "a view II ANTICIPATED taxation. IL
Stould be hOrne IN mind 10 this ection. that whilst
ere lew REQUIRES eye;y banking association 70 have
eait oi not less Si0oGO paid ~ secured 10 be pald,
indvidIsl baDseIs not required" have any spech'
sruuut " capitol 10 tic whole property Of the bau"eT
made liable or tho debts be ray itcu-. But plemi'
esry to Tie commencement q the business OF bsnhng
sSSOcaIorS required 10 d'osu securities IN thls
sSQ6riria.t 70 n aY cant If $4,000 Rud lndyldna
hlnkeTS L. the amonni of 5000. Such deps bow
sveT Is rather meter Of form Tran s'ls.Lce sAee
the securities wsy subsequently be reduced " an
snOuut equal ~ Inc ciIeuliIg uotes received from the
fhc Tio5 amount OF circulating notes Issued and out
yardiig the 30.h of September. 1854 was forty mi
bons one hundred snd eighteen thousand SIX bunared
and thirylivs dollars This sun was divided a. FOL
lows:
40 banking associations ard individual
bankers. $50 3i4, w
To incoroorst,d banks 56Ct Jl9
Total circulation issued $40, nc, 68'
OF the notes Thus furnished, there was on the 41 81
EepteEibCr, 1854 the sSm OF S1.l1s,EH IN The vaeli
Of the institutions which il WIS issued Thus LEAVING
In sctual oirculs ion. tnat period, et2,9SS, 4OI
aud outssnding on sept 30 Ie6I was 49, $40, 100, a.
O. SEPT: so lsf4 II vas.............. 40. lls 63,
Decrease Of circulation within the year s2,Gi Oh
Tire following table VIII show al glance Gle progress
end variation in ths capital and baEknote circulation
u. -. 49,. ..n.- ~ ...r-
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lUIHI f1f.'I-N NJ
The names and CON peDsation of the persons employed
In this department will he found among the tables sp
pended this report. Under tho increased Of all
the nee rics oil life and in accordance with the
ton Of the Legislature in increasing the comp
Of the clerks In the employ OF the State Department
added one hundred aud fifty dollars to the salary Of
each bookkeeper and register for the present year
thought such temporary compensation preferable 10
permanent increase o. salary which remains at the
amount Of former years. The diminished business con
segment upon the changes In progress on the part Of
banks will iendor unnecessary the present. number OF
registers and the force will DO materially reduced nom
the lst Of January pro1lmo.
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Jniernll iiereurc.


OFFICE OF TIE COLLECTOR OF IN
~ TERNAL RENFhUE. Ia.uysr.ald DIST rt, state ai
Newl OH FIRST .-c0ld and roufth Nards City OF Ae"'
spEcIAL rl,COhF TtX.-Sotcs 4, hereby given 'h,t
tie Lit - Tua~. assessed fer~ VII tire n-rtstcp
n Ia Io!at H,eouIpl Of Copses- approved July iti
hu-0.us special q Eve Per o.utIm uput the - -.
pls or rs1re Tor tie ya- ending bee. q 1873 . De -
r,ul4si ~ As.,sJf me Etrtnoii ga 'ha si
- ia eio sud payment taeeof ia &c q
b. DEAANDEI. a., D.
tc -, foa ss-v.re % bc nsii g. the address OF ed-h
r 90 o tie WI, .hi ouit =" rsy suth TAI 70 more lln
i,u ay .rG the dflr hereof, 'orN - g., wfY cents
All IL lf.d And an crof VINO ,lsl neglect 20 p,y fhe
si 20 j, ma tsG ga:a the time specified ~ snch So ca
IJ'i.- vii &C. h,l % paw AK FsB cr&sr" additions 1l b
lee 90 twenty t~a. esf Tor - ecc 70. 49, noh- Once
otsn .s.a ~ O'Clock a so . 0'att M. Ne" ora IL
esGI5rf -, lSf Shsiil''" SHN"'s' '""e'.''
CPECIAL WAR TAX-ElGITH DISTRICT
- lat.rnth Iw-rr q mi ~ iyArst w l@l-No'cs
hereby tbft .e 10, Of tarts "a sctoriHuce
III la pro- s.n % tie Joint r,-1lion or Congress a.
po,,d Jolly icf iup0.nE i,rgI4 tI ~ ~" gef G. NJ
st. igcoIa" Tor 10 yrLE -nGi's lee 81,
itS hs. =. etuu.d by thr As.s-oT Of re bbHr',
I'D t ia tsrr. az dc ai3 payable n g1yneht
t-lrof !. hereby drrlni~i rtTsorI roiicr ~ n-sfi
narirg gaytlcDt within Ten Gays 81 IL arTi," "iA o.
Iarl g. tie af'Es q IcfsoE on toe 4t "bo shI
o.. g. paw 0r tD ten dsys if"rn %" d.
hereof vlioh Zee - twsGy e'Ht. VII n- aHdr tnd
o.. persons who y ii NEGLECT 20 Day tc > M - d'udrG q
in tie tirr srrCllr g. furA cal notice Al b AAs.a
60 uay Tax PSF tEsiUN additional s'' .~ a twenty cen
each pI The service - 'hs nOfce ore "fen rom H.
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end variation in ths capital and hsrk-noe circulation