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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-09
SIZE.

Notes is hereby given that pursuant 70 "a srdsF
Of sale to me directed, issued By the Clerk Of the
District Court Of PaVnee County, Nebraska Ter
Titory, in the case Of James O.. Carson and John
J.. Carson rs. George Plumb, In Chaqeery, I will
On Saturday, the 9Th day of September.
A D 1856, a. one o'clock P N. at tie front door Of
the residences Of Joseph 8 Woods in PaWnss City
County, Nebiaska Territory, 1.-THE place
where the last term Of aid Court for said County
vas held,) offer for sale &C publieauetiOn, to fhs
bidder Tor cash, the following Real Estate,
TO Wit the North East quarter Of section seven
teen in Township three North ofRange twelve
East, in PAWnee County, Nebraska Territory
Given under my baud this 3oth day Of JULY ,Isss
WILLIAM ATKINS, Sheriff oTPawpes
90 Conaty and Special Master IN OhancerY A.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-09

Taken up 81 tbs nndsFsighsd iiyiaE %, .sdo.
half nilss above B~reHnFiIls, in EsEahs C,tu1
NsbraSkA Territory, on the 23d day u Jaly, Ba
One, che year old FilisyI both bind feet Ehis.
Mt. CRk6NER
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-09

!. esssoy s.Faa has psisa4ul 4
pistrics Court 81 PaRnss Count
.orZ IL the eaas ok Edward q. $3.50
1ssfAen 70. Wiiiam Z. Dsaasy. Is
Oh Saturday, the S,b day q ssu.n,..
a D 1855, - ! 0'clobk P h ,at fkS fr,.s ~
he residences q Jcssph 3 Wooas. - P--- q
RHneA County, Esbrasks fenitorV. ~ 80,
Whesoths lass term q aid Coar for -
vas held, Ger Tor sails 81 pablie aasas- -.y
higbess bidder for cash, the ~solIouin~
ksal Estass, to-Wit tbs South Went o..snlesa
Session two, in tOsnship two, North a. .
AAst, in PaWuse Coansy. Nebraska Terile-9 va
A D 1866. WItLfRW IWIr5 q ialJ
Sheriff Of PaWaes Csunty. snd
% sn go,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-09
THE handy FARN
Year BroWuYiIle Tor ii,

"a pursuance Of an order oftas ~
Of Nemaha County, Nebraska r. rt,f
fer for sale at pablie Auction,
% the lSth day Of August A D teee
at one o'clock p u at the fr5as sm--0
Post Once IN BroHnVills in aid Coanfv ~ /" 4s
The following described real STATE. So ss1aa
maha County, Hebrasks TerntOr4 - -
North half Of the North East quarter 81 ts
thirty, in Township aEs, North Ct Range s-s
East containing Eighy acres; the South ~
the North East quarter, 81 SsstioH thirf 4 =
ship Give North, Of Rang5 sixteen East,sr~-.
tract Of land described as follows to-ais 4. sosE
cling at the Sonth East corner Of ths Nor6
quarter Of said Section, running ttspeS N.f ~
rods, thence North 422< rods, thence EsHi s1 -
thence South 425S rods, containing 80 acre. -
also q irActc0mmsncing atth South West .o-S
Of sid quarter section, thence North 90 Fo5G 60
East 10 rods, thence South 50 ro3s, thsos, w.
10 rods, containing 10 acres sn1 s3ss-i
tract eommsncing Ct tho North WeS a.arD93
land formerly oW6S5 bvW. Il. ZaOP
mag East ais feet to the Conaty kiv -
rs FEET, thencATWsst 415sfsat
feetto the pIa0sofhegioping. The aid pO5snv
~ as The Handlsy hzRs sRas strssaea Ia
knOn - aiias SOdsh 81 B1oEnWlla.
bOttsm about l r. NIILS3PSl
CALAM
Administrator Of the Estate II AsA
a1-4k II a Hamifaw 49,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-09
ASDinWail.
A~dministratrix Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Probate Court
Of Nemaha County, Nebraska TeUitory, has APP
pointed the 14th day Of JanpaEy, 1867 and the 1Ith
and 14th days Of February, 1867, at ten o'clock A.
d., at the Court room in BroWnville, for the hear
ing Of claims against the estate Of John L. Mckay
deceased, All persons having claims against said
estate are required to file them in the Office Of the
judge Of said Court, on or before February 1Ith,
1867, or they viii be forever barred.
Dated August 4th 1866.
SARAH ] MCKAY, Administratrix
45-4t 700 Of Estate Of John i Mckay, deceased.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-09
SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that pursuant 10 an order
Of sale, TO me directed, issued By tbs Clerk Of ths
District Court Of PaWnee Coanty, Nebraska Ter
ritory, in the case Of Benjsmin z Lushbaagh and
John L Carson, w. James G Williams. ! will
On Saturday the 8lh day Of September.
Al 1855, At I o'clock P II Offer for sale At pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder for cash. At the
front door Of the residence Of Joseph 8 Weeds, il
PaWnse City in PRWnss County, Nebraska Terri
tory, the place where the last term Of said Court
for said County vas hsld), the following Rssl
oststs, to-Wit The North West quarter Of Ssstion
eight in Township three, North OF RAhgs twelve
East Of ths asa principal AeTi3ian,in RAEnse O0Gn-
y, Nebraska TsEritoU
Given under ~ hand this soIh day Of JAY A
WILLIAM J ATKINS, Sheriff 81 PsWzss
% County and Special Master in ChsncsrJ
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-09
L o S S
By Portland Fire, July 4th.

The total amount covered By the EtnA POlssS'a
property destroyed or damaged is S2Os.s5A On
which salvage viii be about 5 per cent Our total
loss wiz not very much from 100000, and %
being promptly adjusted and paid. Tbs sun .
5 per cent, upon the assets, = figure bu. sIighlysE-
ceeding our governments and State taxes paid lEh
year, or q proportion eq ual to . $4,000 loss fs
company Of 500 900 assets,
The necessity for Insurance. and the Valus d
wealthy, strong corporations, is fOrcibly ~ilrstrss'a
by this FIRE. Several weak Insurance COmpsni"
sre destroyed. POrtlOnd has 4 population II Sf
eco Was handsomely built, mostly sns brick o.
stone stFpsturss-PgOtscted aud Forosnsd Sits uP
wards Of 5000 shade trsss-boundsd on three Hd''
By Water-indeed literally, almost rising from ne
Ocean-and with = god steam Gre dspartBsn'-
yet it has slO,Oo9OOO Of properly consumed N >
few hOurs-upOns holiday VII en- is people a' ls4''
O~ccuPisd-frOm lAe very Insignificant Gauss "
cOntemptibls FIRE cracker.
Remember the triaing origin Of srss that 's'
away in = few hours the earnings Of ysar''
slider your bsSt interests and give ths E'a
= call IL you need proper Iass raHcs sssaay
ieies issued At fair terms.
CHAS. q. DORSEY, Agens,
1873, Brownville, Nebrasa
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-09

RuCGHof
a04MarketbeGk stu st1s
Mo
r-cAbL AND sEEUsE z-le-sn'
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-09
NEMAHA CITY PRECINCT.
Fractional Torn S Range Is.
PERUAPRECINCT.
FractiOnal Town 6 Range is
Or, Town 4 Range N :

GIuCtsObet VUt u01tBS ~
Description. Sec T R Acres Tax
6 6 10 81 so A4O
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-08-09
MRSTER'S SIZE.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant 70 an srdsf
District Court Of Pavnse County, Nebraska Terri
tory, in tie case Of Bsnjsmin : Lushbaugh and
John L Carson, vs.. Saauel Edgsrton, In ShsRosry,
I will
On Saturday The Slh day Of September,
AD 1855, 1t one o'clock P n oGsr for sale AE pab-
lie auction to the highest bidder, for cash, AZ the
'front.' door Of the residence Of Joseph 3 Woods, In
PAW1es City, 10 paWnee County, Nebraska Terrific
y, 1.-THE place where the last tern Of said Court
foF said County vas held, the following Real
Estate, tO-Wit theNorth East quarter Of Section
twenty-five, in FoWnship one,Eorth Of Range ten
East, in PaWnse COunty, NebrAsks Territory.
Given under my hand this SOth day Of July Eses
WILLIAM ATKINS, Sheriff Of Pawnss
% a County, and Special Master in Chanes1y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30
OPEN BOARD OF gRoKERs-3I Pm.
THURSDAY. March 2a-P. N,

Gold lie lower, opening at 1881, and closing at
l7iaI27i. The supply of cash gold is more abund-
ant but per cent has been paid for one days use
sbrldeliveY.
Government stocks are all strong, and nothing in
Ga. way Of 7-30s can be had under 1904 from the
barge dealers. The miscellaneous list is steady.
Railway shares are irregular. Erie common took
smother turn,downward, selling as low as 75a and
closing at TT Rumors were freely circulated that
IN annual report is TO be omitted, and no publca-
tion be made beyond the monthly earnings. For
Michigan Southern as high as "a was paid. At the
Second Board Erie and Michigan Southern were
The popular stocks, and the remainder Of the list
neglected. The closing rates were: Canton, AZ
szs; Cumberland Coal, 1904; Quicksilver, 4oi
1lla; Manposa, 12Sl2l; New.York Central, 9li
9eli; Erie, 7f07A; Hudson River lo7Slo7a;
Reading, 1901 1909; Michigan Southern, 1874 SS3t;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 7si07si; Rock Island,
ll59lI5i; Northwestern, 26i 026s; Northwest
ern Preferred, 55.955i; Fort Wayne, 92a092i.
Money is abundant at sac per cent, and more
inquiry is reported among brokers. The supply ia
stin excessive at 6per cent. In Commercial paper
ne change. For best, 707i is the ratei $3.50. fol
good, and lOSl5 for ordinary.
Sterling Bills are dun and rather lower. The
rates are: Bankers Sterling, 60 days, lo6aSiO7;
Bankers Sterling, days, l09i Commercial, 1860
l06l; Francs, long date, 5.2Sa e5.25.
In Freights, the engagements to Liverpool are &C
stuns Wool at 2Os 500 bales Cotton at 5-l60id.;
1900 bush. Corn, part at I'd. and per steamers
1000 bales Cotton atlaSid. To Glasgow, l6 tuni
whaiefoots ct 2s.ed., and 5000 bbls. Tar at IS.
Ala recent meeting Of the New-York Board o.
Fire Underwriters, the subject Of fixing uniform
gates Of insurance, after protracted discussion
vss referred to Committee, who will report such
measures o. may be deemed fair for the preserva
ton Of the Companies and protection Of the psrtei
Insured. OF IS Companies represented, all but foul
voted In favor of an advance.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of Tuesday says:
Exchange worked little closer and bankers In some
eases allowed neighbors T5c. per M. premium Some
u the bankers experienced enlarged discount do
aBd for money bet others met with less 90 that The
general expression Of the market has changed but little
The supply Of currency grows a little more plenty.
The Chicago Tribune Of Tuesday says.
The money market today ruled quiet and there wal
no change In ts condition. The demand for accommo
astions ct the discount houses Is quite moderate bu
shore closer scrutiny Of paper and none but thos
whose deposit accounts command respect free!
supplied Rates OF discount therefore steady at
D cent per spnnm at the banks and l02 per cent pc
Dght Dpppg asd'ths nutst y firm o. pay buying PM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30

About 900 boxes Factory costing &c, have been
shippod 10 Europe during the past week The foreign
demand has improved, and but for the decline In ex
change nearly oil tho stock would have been sent
abroad The stock on hand Is low, and diminishing
each day Some fancy English Dairy Ii selingsat q q
49,. t.bo ~ sfy il VIC QuOte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30

a. Rough Flaxseed Is quiet at 81 Oss2 GO. Cal
cutta Linseed is dull at $3.50 in Boston.
TALLOW--The market is firm and In better de
msnd sales Of leo 600 n at li92c for Western an.
l29l2Ic for City. Included In the sales are l0VO
City at Ice. for the Philadelphia market
WHISKY-The market 10 firm and fairly actiVe
sales Of 100 bbs. at 81 26i9s2 "a for Western.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30

There Is very little old butter coming forward ana
reduced. New is arriving more freely-s9me parties
getting from Is to 80 packages per day-out INC re
ceips fall far short of the requirements anu pio
erally selling at 55d60c. though selected hall hiklns
pring 62d65c by the 10 or 20 packages now LOOKS
tight NJ which time the new will come forward In sui
fcent quantity to affect prices but II viii not be plenty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30

NOTICE.--The COUPONS of the bonds on
the Union Hotel property Saratoga Springs due Ap j.
le6s win be paid the Ocean National Bank Nswf9L6s
49, w. LELAND BROTHERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30

CHAIRMAN:
HARRY GEORGE GORDON, esq, Chairman Of the orienis
Bank Corporation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30
N. Y. Wholesale Prices of Country Produce
FoR THE WEEK ENDING March q, 1866.

Expressly for THE NJ Y. TRIBUNE by our own Reporter
The following the current rates Of articles In good
condition as sold by commission houses at Wholesale
Shippers receive TO 10 v cent less deducted for com
missions beside freight and other charges Parties re
ceyng produce to SELL often with the request that i'm
mediate returns be made. cannot always obtain th'
prices which transient buyers TO pay. Our ngurc
are intended more for the farmer than the merchant
and we prefer not to disappont by giving the outside
prices OF very choice articles
BEANS AND PEAS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30

Fresh dressed poultry Is very scarce Chickens and
turkeys are In good demand. Geese do sell,
either dead or alive lots Of Western live geese have e
be sold at sldsl 80 pair-anything they win bring
Live chickens and turkeys are doing better We quote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30

Fine Cranberres arc dong better. Apples are IN
changed with few sound ones on market cave rnsse's
We quote; Am
Apples, common. y bbl.........t9 90 ~ 30
Apples good v Dbl. :.-..... oig
Craubcrries, extra, " Dbl. II % a - 90
Cranbcrries med bum 20 goodf bbl 90 l2 90
Cranbernes, com. soft. y bbL.. 70 o COO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30

I, IN nr,mirm selling. Round lots selling among
banEprs AT a premium Of zoo per thousand. There 10
yery little life in the general markets at present
recent decline in gold bias completely checked
and there are VERY few orders being received for
Shipment at the opening Of navigation.
The Ashburton Coal Company has made report
of its condition. Its territory embraces So acres
Of hand in Luzerne and Schuylkill Counties, Pa
The company is nearly ready to ship coal nom It's
mines, and to lease portions of its territory Inc
balance sheet is as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30
DIRECTORS;

BANKERS:
In New. yorh: The Bank Of America,
In Londous The Union Bank OF London,
In Liverpool; The Royal Bank Of Liverpool,
In Manchester, The Union Bank Of Manchester, Limited
In Scotland, The National Bank Of Scotland Edinburgh and
Branches,
In India China and Australia The Oriental Bank Corporation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-30
EGGS.

Eggs have declined acc. since yesterday, and the
heavy receipts indicate farther fall against the less
ened demand after Easter. Parties only offering
for the freshest eggs this aiteTnoop, though sales
were madein the morning at 26Io. We quote;
state, gOOd marks.
Southern and Western. y doz., good orner. q 929
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-08
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

EcLr,r ruy ScrTo Day there will be- 4 partial pc
d Tho sun. which viii be visible III the esserly
s,strriy portions OF tho British po.aaAsons. sew
England, and IN that par. Of this STATE wbic,
lies northeast OF line drawn from the lighthouse
Fire Island, l.. T., To The city o. Rochester,.
Al 81 Johns ~ r only three tenhs NJ thr WI
~ obscurcd Chariptteto.n. fE. opc.afth, Bo@
dnin Coeyr Bruns wick Ne sbpUt on~cighth; B0eon,
art on".rIRtte.nth. q. brown Uuivcrsiy. Pfyi.nre.
X q, twenty third at .Ilnun. n. ~, uUe turrth
Nes Haven. Coma siIeth, aud foaeakecpae, -.
onf sixty sevsah The ob.cursuon Ia thl. ecp-e " he
the left aide OF she Lac top "a al. - the
above mentioned places, except thaiiottatp@n. D.. \.
where viii appesr iiti~ ~ the rgh .hs tgp
10 he United stas- un,ii Angus I. 1871 when
total eclipse ol the viii visible
portions al o. the states OF unpn 81 roI
krtrsie, \. v. the rcii3sr u,es VII brgn fsn
ton viii De t~enly eight u,in,aes past
iofiyye n,ine. past eleven duration hrv bys MINI
~ 1lintDn. y y the eclipse bcsn- ~ hry roar 'nihs
Ut, inf thirty so SECOND pst trn 4. NJ gtrarst phs
ute. ihiS foac seconds eleven: iursiion Tory 90
Iutes.
TnY caols'i NV yogx-Ryvpxr. .gos HsopSLrs
The weather yesterday nM snd b.irIy dmne he
forenoon .nefason bat towards du-k III a,mosparrs
became coidet me cholera vhic, had WIS, ineasd
the isy previous. Agsiu Absed yesterday AID III ~.
reported NHry MHsifesar. AifsvseyeA'h
Etg ~ .ni Ninth avenues Mrs krsd~ NJ James street.
tuSr,r WISDOM -.oat Bogsn. a.a nfty years
Of az. whnr hhprpg under q. OF ismpprar, inssstr
A,,ui ghs oeee. last gsi jumped from nr ihri
window pf NJ. resaenc~ 81 Mulberry r-rr,s.d
several seseFs bruises besdes brnx uSrrBsJ Ia
Gu eyed =, B~lsvu. Hospital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-08
NirfilsSflus Pal!rcsL I'm.

M,ss,cnusru. cinerg tsicheil h,s bee, norisl'si
by .ls republicans Of tbc rr district % Nsssche,ets
.. ,hsr esnddsir lr Congress-. ihs Hon. A u. Rice
positively declining 70 accept, although fsnornnAted ny
his conai,asn;s General Doy.ns decline. being con.
sdersd . candidate tor Consrees the Worcester
district
TIVE Auros. CoNearslo DeLvo,rs.-colss Bah
ford Just elected Colops ro@'on decysi from A.
zons formerly Governor OF .cnnsis and vss then
radical republican bu, 4 not snosn shat bis Vows
now are.
iArrpug frrr'g Fsos Lars RysI GssESAt
FovHE~r n, letter from General F0rssi 10 friend IN
Tennessee, jyst p1b-hea con's o. ~ following psr
o',c sent lni.o,s;-
quite agree With ron IN tbs ~i'h 70 re, ti.s
rsst 90 for what n "a Worth ~ 'iet byg"ac. be by
cones and, word, 90 'lgi the deaf past burr IL
dead We Of South broken in forlane, but tfns;
not in spirit by sbe result the late grnnd struggle,
have DO mainly with the fiiufs Our section mat -
esed to ~ power, wealth and prosperity and 20 do
bs enccinsiiy. each individual must adross hmseh %
tho work of repairing bis prts. fortune, hsuonal
sea, Is but the Aggregation % md vidasl comfort and
De'cnce and am r~iorsd 10 zee mat the people %
the souih aud particularly The young hssc scnsr
ally gone 10 work 10 rebuild the shattered euee~ ~
Southern prosperity and progress With sn enerW and 10
d1strv whNh IN the end cannot isl q coaipe's sue.
49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-08
MAyr BANK ROBBERY N MASSACHUSETTS.

The First National Bank of Ynrm""fh-
port Robbed OF &sJ.OOO The Thief n
SON ~ thc Cashier Of the Bank-Arre~t
si tho R0bber and Recovery Of the Money.
BosToS. Oct I, 1866
The fact wss developed on FRIDAY morning that the
fist National Bank 7armoathport haa been robbed
o. seyenty-1vc thousand dollars and thai tho crime
had been perperucd BY a ~ the cashier Of
the Bank. The facts, 50 far they have r,nspired
follows 1T bad been the custom o. the cashier
tho bank, Mr. hrsos Oi-. 10 keep tho interest
notes and Unaed states bonds belonging To the nsi,u
tor Ia a TN trunk. His trunk found missing
Friday morning 'asi and With II the Of the cashier
George Ous The father. discovering th3 susi ION,
made al haste a2prehend the thief and the
goods Word despatched 70 detectives 10 distant cities
and tLotnD "a the ssarc that young OTIS found
himself prisoner the next day He was arrested VI
Plymouth, having travelled to tha, pace during the
psgb On being arrested he nads dean brcsst of the
whole ifsnsacton. Tue stolen funds we're found -.
GREETED 10 the bank shed by tie cashier small ooouDt
Of the compound interest uols, nisa,g. but the
amount MAS finally restored The pfar.rf "a about
twenty-one years OF He employed IN the
baDs. Mr. Otis, the cashier. Is respected citizen u
isrmentnpoc l, = probable that young o..s wiI b.
hail Ia
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providentiaiiy The steamer George Cresswen hove in
sight and Immediately b0ro down for US and soon sue
ooeded In Transferring passengers and crew 20 her
dock h safety The nst boat had hardly succeeded In
leaving the wreck when lbs vessel sunk, going down
stern Arsk
To Captain vanl and his officers too much praise
not be gwen for the kindness they displayed In making
as all oomfostabswe having loa with Few exceptions
all but what stood in also tander my thanks TO my
nrst oniosg, Mr.. Hutchinson and chief Engineer Nj
Ward for their assistance and xomptness IN executing
my orders Abo 70 nay paaseuge1 tor their caimnsss
and arnAess displayed hrotgh The trying scene they
passed through.
On BoARS STEAMSHIP tiEo. CROMWELL
Nxw Y08K Bar. Oct Z, 1875
Captain BULGsa-DnAR Sp--We. the undersigned, take
this opportunity 70 tender you and through you 10 the
csre and heartfelt heror eoss put forh BY
and to our lives aud the ship from
dering After had done duty by the owners
and had exhausted the ship. shAn
forget with what energy yon turned your attention 70
the saving of our lives rcaardfss of your You
ions, and every one assigned to their place. When
hence no loss Of lie You we're NE a T.
leave the sinking ship and what
anxiety and SUSPENSE we saw take the boat al IN. mo-
ment Of the ships going down Such sesarrhce is truly
ertorous and your reward in know that trans
fcrred from sinking ship mid and gale OF
wind forty TOUR persons children without
the loss q single hfe We al tender You congrsuis
tons snd WISH yel success and prosperity through Me
rst cabin passengers Robert Mlon O. rurkss wife and
baby Catherine Msoy unIce Malloy John sweeny Robert
Mckay o. q Peters, w. Freshman, lao Myers, Alex Nc
Nay, jao kesswitx, second cabin passengers
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couar clltsois rHis Mf.

SrrsFsN G0urr--sycUIy.--rau l. -sps gJsl. U;,
20 10 20si, 20s3, 20s5, ge<s, 900 205i .Cti 209,
.05i .0c3, 2u6s, 2os.. eo73 2oIs 10f1. ysl, 20s.k
Par, I-No- l52s, is.0, iiI lig, rag ia, l5ts,
Isa 1TB, 1855. 1902. 1894 100. iII1 liza lIT0,
iTso i5s. iTA lisa Part III Mo-. llsl, i-si, JOB
g.. B2p islT ls13 1851 80 90! - 1873 ~, iis0,
1850 Gao gTs zgeH, s1I 1871
sUr4rp Cuugr-sfyl,L Ius -p"niurr~-@-No.. "a,
"a isses or lsw and isciNos 1872 loS lea, III Ia,
III. ITg. is5. ist IsS. isg. 80 10 ist, ~. i7s,
Iss, 100.
Ovtr .xp Tsrsnyn --lcbourpea without ass tHss.
sns--Nos ~, 70, 49,. 81. % ~. ". -, 100, 100
il2 it3 f2s In, 1877 10, isT ~ 10, is7, iss 10
GENERAL call commences si No. lsi.
rgrsptor CoCu--TstsL f,ra-Psr I-A-. ftle,
2oaI, 1871 2s9i, 3se3. 2tp5 24s7 Ztya 2oi, 700.
25og ala $50 2siy 1851 P.rt " -No~s 2sls, 2fss
g:s2 100. 915s go s a2a Ios, s7sz, ia, 2'ss,
str,sp1 Crrnr-srsrsi Tuw.-Noa - q y o. ~
1sssos ptEas--rriai TTrs -Nos iss2 70 cal $50.
4 az 1895 iees, iss7 M 1.lso. Less, 1ssa
Part RI No. 40 fess. 7Ts Lao, I'M, ,iil Isos,
90, /. 01s. /. 5s7, 1851, A. Sc i,Tvs ioi ll01
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