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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-15
FROM LOUISVILLE.
Louisville Theater Burned

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 13, 1890 A. MAT
half-past eleven last night, about five min
utes after the audience had left, the Louis
vile Theater took fire and is now mass of
ruins. The Jewish Synagogue, in the rear,
Is on fire, with all probability of being ex-
tinguished with slight damage. For a
time the destruction of several contiguous
buildings seemed imminent but they are
now out of danger.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-15
FROM PHILADELPHIA,
Official Election Returns.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.-We have the
following official majorities:
Blair connty.Geary 1852; Cambria coun-
ty-Clymer 652; Mifliin county-Clvmer
10; Green county-Clymer 1881; West
moreland county-majority 5,C46 Clymer
Glib; Juniatta county-Clymer 20S major
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-15
Cincinnati Market.

FLOuR-Superfne slO 5n9ll; extra Gil 759
IL family $l3@l3 75 and fancy Sl49l5.
WllEAT-NO.1 / red we quote at 81 IS; No. 2at
50 1922 Is, and extra at 80 90. There is very
little Hill aRbWhte wheat upon the market: the
former woodworking 80 0U92 95, aud No. / Ohio aud
Indiana White 81 95@3
IORN-Sound mixed shelled and ear are held at
6l9S!c, and pure while shejled at $50.
OATS-NO 3 at 4lg42c, in elevator. There were
sales at qsc higher, but they were considered as
being above the market. No. 1are held at 45;.
Rlk-No. is in demand at 81 10. and No. 9 at
$l9l 05. R'jected is held at 70995c.
BARLEl-ChOice State Spring is held at 81 4j
% so, and the same grades of Fall at 81 6j9l TO-
PROVlSlONS-MeS Pork is held at $32 SOC
30 %; Bulk Meats at I4Hc for Shoulders aud 16 &c
for Sides loose. Bacon is steady; Shoulders 164,
sides 10 40. and clear Sides 2Ol4c, packed.
GROCERlES-Fair to choice kio Coffee at 269
3lc; raw Sugar at IL l5c; hard d.refued at 17I49
l7?4c, and sO99oc fol Porto Rico Moasses.
BUITER-Piime to choice Central Ohio at 800
3lc. The lower grades are dull at 2O92Sc, according
TO quality.
CHEESE-A quiet but unchanged market at
l6h@l7c for selected Western Reserve and Ham
burg.
EGGS-The market rules firm at 23S25c per dog
en-, shippers count.
WHlSKY-Bonded is in good de and with sales
Of $50 barrels at S3c. Duty paid is quiet. Sales
20 barrels at 80 33.
CRANBERRIES-A lot of 1870 barrels cultivated
have been received, which sold at $2O per barrel in
small lots.
SEED-There is speculative inquiry for Glover,
with Sale' of6OO bu shells at 81 So Flax is n good
demand at 50 IS. Timothy is dull, and prices de-
clineI to &3 l5932O.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-15

Railroad office and Store Robbed.
BOWLING GREEN, KY, Oct. IA gang
of six men robbed the railroad office and a
store at South Union about six P. NJ. tax
ing about thirteen hundred dollars, three
hundred of it specie, and large lot of
goods. Three OF the men had their faces
blackened. The description of the three
others very nearly answers that of the men
who robbed the pay train yesterday. They
left in the direction of Franklin.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-15
Now YORK StocE mnrket-Oct. a.

ST0CKS-Railroad shares are strong with an
tions at the four O'Clock board: New York Central
ll9; Hudson l23H; Reading 1l8N: Michigan Gem
trsl III; Michigan southern 9l1; Illinois Central
lS; Piitsburg 9416 North Western Az: DO pre-
teerred 75I' ToeJo 100; Rock Island i09H; Fort
Wayne III: Ohio Il mississippi Certificates 3lk;
Western Union Telegraph &C.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-15
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Now York Tonov narkp,-Oct. ,a

NONE f.-Easy at 4qD5 per cent. for call loans
SIEkLlNG GEACHANGE-Dull At 10d%DlO7H
GOLD7Firmer; opening at 1881; advancing 10
oEXPORTS-Total exports Of specie to day $780,
GOVERNMENT STOUKs- More active and .
FRElGHl'S-TO Liverpool are quiet.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-15
Consolidation of Virginia and Ten
nesAee RailrOada.

The Virginia & Tennessee Railroad Com
pany, in session at Lynchburg, Va, adopt
ell resolution yesterday in favor of con-
solidating the management of the railroads
from Bristol, Tenn, to Norfolk, Va. Gov.
Pierpont and Gen. Malone were the most
prominent advocates of the system of con-
solidatiou.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-15

NASHVILLE, Oct. l2.---Gov. Brownlow
and staff arrived this morning. The Gov
ernors health has improved.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
REDUCTION IN PRICE
,irYg.u t- OF THE
!. AMERICAN WATCHES,
Made at WALTHAM, MASS,


In consequence OF the recent great improvements
inour 'c'nues LOT Wanuiacturine "e nave reduced
prices !" % 10" point as they can DO placed
with Gold nl Par,
20 that no one need hesitate to buy watch now from
the will be cheaper at futur,
time. The test of ten years and the manufacture
and saleof
Moro tIanu 400, 900 Watches.
have piyon our productions tho vary b;obss. at
,mop9 time ko.nsrs (ommer.;no v;,h ,ho da,ar
mnnton 10 make only tboropghlv s,csIIont o,oho,
oIr business has steadily increasod A. the nhI;" ~
came acquainted With ,be;r v.na vn,iI Co. r,o,.,.
tSrether. we have been unable 10 suuplv the demand
W. have Remarkably enlarged opr factorv hn;Id;r0,
until thew now cover over three aero. Of ground md
riye accommodation 10 more than eight bundrad
Workmen. 'F
We arc fully justified in stating that wa now max.
MORE THAN ONE-HAIF on ALL TUE
WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES
The different grades arc di,tineuished bv the follow
ing trade marks engraved m tho nla,e. -'-...
"Americnn W,tcb 10 UW,l,b.m Mas,
4. "Appletop. Tracy 4 Go. .nW,l,bam. Mass.
81 "h y. lFartlett." Walthsm. Mass.
'eN"D'"' "ASSp'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-15
! EIectIon ln rIamphIn.

MEMPHIs, Oct. 13.-ElectIon quiet. loft
and Is elected Mayor. Both Conservative
candidates were elected to the Legislature.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-15

Toledo HIaIket-Oct. 13.
FLOUR Qriet
WHEAT-Unchanle red.
C0RN-lc better; 76c per bushel for No. ! mixed.
OATS-Stesdv At 44c per bushel.
CANAL FREIGHTS-Unchangel.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-15
QllC>tlegcapbit.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Jeff. DaVis-COrTeSpOnde ence Between
tho President and Attorney General
Relative to His TrIai.
/ WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.--The following
official correspondence relative to the trial
of Jeff. Davis was made public this after
noon: .. ....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-15
From LOuisVille

| LOUISVILLE, Oct. l3-The destruction of
the theater last night involved an estimat-
ed loss of f$7000G insured for $4,000. The
loss to the Jewish Synagogue was small
and fully covered by insurance.
The indictment for treason against Hon.
j. f. Bullitt in the u Court was quashed
today the U, s. Attorney entering a nolle
prosequi. la3 Wa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-15
FROM RICHMOND.
Damage to Railroads by tho FL,

RICHMOND, October 13.-'rhe flood did
serious damage to the railroads, which will
cause a suspension of travel between this
city and Washington for two or three days.
On the Richmond & Fredericksburg Road
three culverts were washed away, and on
the Orange & Alexandria Road the bridge
at Beatton was swept off. The James
river is much swollen by recent heavy
rains.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-15
From San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13.-Wm. L. AL
drich commenced suit yesterday against
Chas. w. Brooks & Co., for an attempt at
fraud in assigning to creditors of that firm
a claim against Aldrich for $l57,000, which
had been paid in iull. Brooks & 20. pub
lish card. in which they deny the accusa-
ton and denounce it as malignant libel.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-15
BEN. Butter i'm st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 13 Gen. Butler spoke
tonight to one of the largest audiences
ever assembled in the Court House, and no
man ever spoke here that received a warm
er welcome, more enthusiastic applause or
was listened to with closer attention.
n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-15
EXECUTIVE MANSION,

.WAbHINGTON, IL. W, OcJ. u, lS06) ..
SIR:-A special term of the Circuit Court
of the United States was appointed for the
first Tuesday Of October, 1866. at Richmond,
Virginia, for the trial of Jefferson Davis on
the charge of treason. Itnow appears that
there Will be no session of that court at
Richmond during the present month, and
doubts are expressed whether the regular
term, which by law should commence on
the fourth Monday of November next, will
be held. In view of this obstruction and
the consequent delay in proceeding with
the trial of Jefferson Davis now pending
In that court, and there being, so far as [
am Informed, no good reason why the civil
courts of the United States are not compe-
tent to exercise adequate jurisdiction with
in the district or circuit in which the State
of Virginia is included, | deem it proper to
request your opinion as to what further
steps, If any, should be taken by the Exec
utive with view to speedy, public and
impartial trial of the accused, according to
the Constitution and laws of the United
States.
l am, sir, very respectfully, yours,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
tn Hon HanrU Ctonharu Attoruau non
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-15
Empress CarlOtta.

The Herald's Vienna correspondence of
Sept 25th says: The new Free Press of
this city says the Empress Carlotta expects
by the next steamer TO hear of the abdica-
tion of her spouse. She GOES in a few days
to Ischl to await his return. and will meet
there the Emperor and Empress Of Aus
tria
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-15
From Washington.

A new asso, iation, called Snrs of Africa,
has been Started. 1t is intended to sustain
Freedmen's hui edus and otl @ matters of
similar color.
The city is at pres ut crowded with
Southerntrs, and every day brings num-
Der OF fresh arrivals. Colonel Harvey Gil
more, who achieved so notorious reputa-
tion as the gallant capturer of unprotected
railroad trains. is among the rest, and is re-
ceiving hospitalities of many of the most
distinguished families in town. A number
OF Southern ladies have a'so r v'd. The
tone of Washington society is becoming
gradually southerniZed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-10-15

NORFOLK, Oct. 8, 1865.
To Hon. Henry Stdaben Aaorpey General of
the United States:
SR;-In compliance with your request.
Isubmit herewith the substance OF the
verbal statement made you few days
since In answer to your question why no
demand had been made upon the military
authorities for the surrender Of JEFF. Davis.
In order that he might be tried upon the
Indictment found against him In the United
States Circuit Court, at the term held at
Norfolk in May last. Two reasons have
Influenced me in not taking any steps
for removing him from the custody.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-09

are thus associated with The Traitors NJ.
murdered them-put 10y the gentleman o..
the same footing with them. and ar. -
treated as the common dead of ibe ,.
ton" l say, sir, if they could h;,,. l.....
the gentleman they would have broken.
easements of the toml.> and >talkel s..
and haunted him until his eve halls NJ
scared.
After Mr.. Stevens had concluded. a.
Raymond made an explanation. cla.,..
that he only spoke OF the eoulag" >.a,-
by the rebels as quality of cllae,-.,
not of the cause i'm which ii was -i.oa1.
In reply, Mr.. Stevens had ready all ...
tract from Mr.. Raymond's Recent Spec.
sustaining his remarks.
The vote was then taken Mr. Sc,.,l.,.l-.
amendment was defeated by Il rolr ai :,
to $50.
Next came the amendment rel,or1>! p,
Mr.. Stevens. which WAS adopted In IT,.
large vote of 120 Ia 10. MeS>r>. Ha.--
win, Elliot and Jenke> voted nav Nil
Mr.. Raymond and the conservatives.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-09

been bribed to make the engine break down
at Fort Rouge. where Levison's accom-
pliccs were waiting with carts to carry off
the luggage in the confusion and darkness
or even during sham riot and fight
This plan Arnott frustrated by getting the
police to telegraph from Paris for soldiers
TO hc sent from Lyons. and he kept In
readiness AT thai station. The champagne
he split had been dr,gged. Levlson, de-
teated in his first attempt, had then re-
solved to try other means. My unlucky
disclosure of the mystery of the letter lock
had furnished him with the power of open
inc that chest. The break down OF the
steamer. which was accidental Gas far as
could ever be ascertained) gave him a last
opportunity.
That night, thanks to Arnott, l lett
MarseIIcs with not one single piece OF
money lost. The journey was prosperous
Tie loan was effected on very profitable
tc,m-. Our house has hourished ever
since. and Minnie and have hOurlshed
wi,e-and increased.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-09
The Constitutional amendment.

TO the exclusion of our general variety
we this week give nearly the entire speech
of Hon. Thaddeus Stevens of Penn, on
the amendment TO the constitution report
ed by himself. This amendment precedes
the report of his speech, and the action Of
the House follows the same; by which it
will be seen that it passed by an unexpect-
edly large majority-more than two-thirds,
the requisite number.
We call the attention of our readers to
this speech for several reasons: First, 1t
discusses the greatest question of the day,
that of suffrage and representation; and
every one should carefully consider the ar
guments that can he brought to bear, and
act intelligently. Again, Mr.. Stevens was
born and reared in Caledonia county, and
all in this section would naturally feel a
peculiar interest in him and his views. 1t
is no small honor for our little county to
give to the Nation at this important time
the leader of the House; and for the mat
ter of that, it is no slight honor for the
leader of the House of Representatives to
be born in Caledonia county! But we
only intended to call attention to the
speech. which will be found on this page.
On Monday, in the Senate, Hon. Chas.
Sumner of Mass, made a great and noble
speech on the same question. He takes
the ground that the Blaine amendment $50
calleD passed by the House, is a COM
promise with wrong, and insists with great
force that equal suffrage is the only safety
to the nation as we'll as security to the
cmancipated race 1t is hard to resist his
logic, yet it is generally believed that Con-
grcss has no power to establish equal sui
/ Trace in the States and SO his views,
which seem just, will doubtless fail, and
the House amendment will perhaps pass
the Senate.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-09
LOB PRINTING.

W are aaaiay to oar Printing facilities
Tram time 10 time. and intend to ARRAYS De
preJa,ed to DO nearly oil kinds Of 700 fr'n''
i'm. snca as Wedding, ADDRESS and Business
Csr9s. Cimplars. Bill Heads, Blanks, ne
cfjDts. .luction Bills and Posters, In good
style and at jar prices.
Ta- jJe are also agents for a good Book
Giader ard Engratcr.
c. VI. STONE g. co.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-09

Somebody says that different ~oul
travel with different degrees of reloer.
\ call 10 dinner viii run over a ton :ga,
lot ina minute and hall. while 1 >'.is.-
mons 10 work will take from H. 10 l's'
minutes.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-09

that this principle might he eraded 10y
saving that no man who had ever been a
slave shall vote. and that would not be a
Acknowledgement on account OF race or
color. Allow ME 10 say that that sugges-
ton must have been ma.ie hastily, and not
with that well considered judgment which
generally characterizeS those gentlemen
Sir. no man in America ever was, or ever
could be slave, if he was white man.
| know white men have been held in bond
are contrary To law. but there never was
court in the United States. I'm slave state
or 4 free state. that has not admitted that
il one held Us Il slave could prove himself
10 he white he was that instant free, and
therefore such an exclusion on account OF
previous condition of slavery must be an
exclusion on account of race or color.
Therefore that objection falls TO the ground.
Now the question Is narrowed down to
the sole matter of Il choice between the
position OF the committee and the propo-
sition of the gentleman from Ohio, (Alr.
ScIenck) There is no necessity, then,
unless | desire 10 exhibit myself. for my
proceeding any further in this matter
nor do propose TO GO into an examina-
ton Of villa; was perhaps the not quite
pertinent argument of the gentleman from
New York (NIr, Raymond. All want
is that two-thirdS of each branch OF this
Congress snail vote ailirmatively ON this
question And while | should take pleas
IRE in having the President approve OF
our conduct, vet he has nothing to say
about 1t on this question. We do not
send ii to him and ask his opinion about
it. and therefore it was all the more kind
in him TO send Us his opinion without be-
ing asked Tor ii.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-09

@ At meeting of the Board of Di.
rectors OF the Vermont State Agricultural
Society held at Bellows Falls, January 81
it was voted to hold the annual Fair Sep.
TENDER II, II, IL and IA, 1866. David
Goodale of Brattleboro was elected a d.
rector in place OF Richard Bradley, re-
signed. The conditions for the location
Of the Fair were accepted by White River
Junction, Rutland, Bellows Falls, Vergen-
mes and Brattleboro. The Board adjourn
ed to meet at Middlebury, February 20 to
determine the location.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
CAasaSe Marnse,


D. Telegraph Cule1so. Feb T.
Provisiona-Rsceipa Of hog todAy, I've end drsassA
foot mp ssos head pr~ssd Hog and 1885 higher
with salss 10 i0ell IS mostly IT II 90, AMI cosing
quiet ct that figure for lo< There hrpsss
in the provision kst, except fr lard, hica = As
Mo. pork 10 ceiling ~ - ooe3s 81 fer county and city
brands witt moderately active iDsairy. Packed meats
DALI sales II hsns from Catered hogs fully cured
lie, end ffsA lots hoa drsssek Aees II lske- Bulk
euist bat salss Of clear sidss ss lDc sad eoss
ssA fosgh sides to Be delivered In thirty days. l3
Loose RnxIish Inactive and nominal Green meats
u fir resuss sales u hans 6oD Slaughtered hogs
ls&0Ies; rough I'D FROM slaughtered hogs 1t l2<
Asns fros drsssss y = U.s. esd .h9aldsrs from sisush
tered bog. rubbed 10 - ~ delivered, 4 as. LArp
dull at I.11ols71 for sss.n rssaer.a
Flour Market dan. and pvsc~s favor bayers
6rain-whs.t dali, e,osisg 81 3et< for No scring
,siss range from 2o<Sl 81 ,or No l. - go fof No q
end Tor rel cted spring There Il moderate demand
for f.j~ted asess1 other grades sssset~d aud
almost sc~iHa o.s very quis, vi bout aay material
shsnge light sales VI No u 2a1 25L and No II 2po
0<s Rgs soGfinats dul tales At 20 for No ], and &c
for ko1
MISUNDERSTANDING; sellers ok ifos 49, and bay,
~ oger Is.
Scientifically, without material change.
The Intensity of the cold her to-ssy has cut OF
banas 81 the stock yards There IS head Of cattle
sold. averaging loss rs. n 4 20 for rough steer
No sales Of live hcgs-
Up to late hour this evening" the stock hand
asaa h~-A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-06

Russia was . very large customer for iron last
year. of railway parcels she took as,12t; Of east
ings, 1885, Of hoop, $40, and Of wrought, ~
tons. Belgian competition does not therefore sp-
pear to have extended itself to Russia Upwards
of Is, 900 tons Of wrought iron were forwarded to
India last year. To the same quarter nearly loo,-
roe tons of railway iron were shipped. Thu grad
usl sstension of the railway sy stem in India and
Russis and tho trihing quantities produced in the
latter country, must ighg continue to have an i'm
portant bearing upon the tFsds in the Unitsd
kingdom. Some u the shippers pig iron may
i. well known thai the quotations 10 most Of the
markets OF the world are above own, and that
sxen now, large profits arc realized without dih-
Guilty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-06

The Treasury Dspsrtmsnt sssssty received
from : lady residing In New York, Sl0o, ~ con-
science money. In letter transmitting the
amount, she represented that the amount WAS re
ceived - compensation for = slave, realized In &C
cordance with an oct Of Congress, and that she
cannot retain it, on account Of conscientious scru
ples. 3l26 we're also forv Arded By John &.
stocker, formerly Of the Fortieth Massachusetts,
yoiunteers that .um being overpaid him on his
anal settlement $50 has bcen received from =
former smploye Of the government, who confesses
that, while engaged In the Norfolk (yA) Navy
Yard, he distracted articles belonging to the
United States worth $50. During the past year,
conscience money, varying from one cent to a
hundred dollars, in the aggregate amounting to
sqo, Ooe, va. deposited in the vaults Of the
TreasuFy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-06

Inc TOTAL amount received in 1855 from tobacco
ana IT'S manufactures was $ll, 3s7,79o. The
amJans recslyed from tobacco in 1855 would, nm
possible to prescribe effective reyenn. r,.nls.;o"
respecting the immense stock Of tobacco held T.
tne southern States At the close OF the rehsil;or
Inc average annual production of the d;ff.,sr.
.inds OF manufactured tobacco from Sept. /. 1852
70 June 81, 1858, was 42,sOs,les pounds. Thi,
.. :. .ne present rate Of excise would re-
turn an annual revenue Of $l5,73e,7ss. With
some amendment Of the present law, and With ~.
exhaustion OF the stock in the country, made IN
anticipation Of the tax, which il nov ne.,1-
ELECTED, the Commission believe that the Goy.rr.
ment may safely rely upon An annual revenue
hast SIS, 0o0, GEO. - -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-06

kAeEe|1 g g st. 6 Ieys sst.tlss ~ Al 1,
1851 - Act AnsnAatory shsseo Petrusry
-; - s24ssss !. 49,. = n.1s.arsnc. Con
nansse sS9sOe nArds ma 1eo4 that sstd statement
- - Gn0pey = pG1ssssA Of he resuiatte
1o1H ietsfel = required ~ Nv
~ aSovs~lass1 Csmr
AIM y = s.s.3, - ,:S!A ~ ls,s,A-sssr.ai
~ 49, essslas1, tAst & , fIu-EYcx, Of Keokuk,
agset snd attornsy Sr she eesasy q Lee NTH fuii
pOwsv " t6ks ns1s Of fnsusascs thsssiu. - = -
kDoviodP arOce VI pgOcols = provtded ~ lav uupn
~ AusS vitA ~ Ck q ~ Dlssret Cours IN snd To-
nd ccsaty thh es1cets snd copy Of the ssatsnent
on h1e in this o0se.
II II further certi1sd that the attached h trus ana
correct copy Of tAs seid stata0ss1
~ II t<sti0osy vAsrssf Asss Aersunto set
Us ny hand asd a@xed ny seal Of once the day
~ ~ aeAy@H 1gst ahnys wrietsn
jAnz6 JN0. 4. ELLIOTT, Auditor Of STATE.