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Middletown transcript., 1872-09-07
NOTICE.

The Democrats Of St. Georges Hundred viii
meet At the Hotel Of VIM. 7. Chauce, In Odeasa,
on SATURDAY, the isM isssantt At 3 s'eises,
y. n. for the purpose Of nominating candidates
for the Offices Of Assessor and Road Commission
Ct Of the Hundred, and also to choose i've dele
gates 10 the County Convention, which meets on
the slst instant.
Tho Democrats Of St. Georges East Election
District win meet al the same time and place for
the purpose Of nominating an Inspector for said
District, and the Democrats Of St. Georges West
Election District will meet at the Hotel Of George
W. ortlip, in Middlerown, on Saturday, the lAth
instant, a, "A clock, r. ". for the purpose 0
nominating an Inspector for said District.
BY order of Ex. Com. Of the Hundred,
Z. X. COCHRAN, Chairman.
September 1th, 1917.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-07

A Wilkes county, Georgia. negro
brought suit against another last week for
injury done his character in being stigma
iixed as thief lie laid his damages at
twenty dollars. and was awarded twenty
five cents. The county paper thinks that
his character was decidedly overcs,ima-
ted.
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NOTICE.

A LII frnlt Growers and Truckers are invited
n to mest II the nan Prsserving Establlshl
n,cnt Of Jackson, Pyle Z Coz, on Saturday, ihs
ways and msans cf coIsumi14 lhe susptasi and
unnarkcialle products Of thelr orchards ssA
gardens, Samples Of articles preserved viii ~
on exhibitions. BY order Of Directors ef MiddDe,
town Preserving Compaiy. [sept 1--:w1
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-07

Judge X. b. Carmichael has written
letter to the Baltimore Gazette. positively
declining. on account Of '.ptivate obliga.
tions. the uomination for Congress from
the 6rst district Of Maryland. recently be-
slowed upon him BY the Dsaocratic Con-
veetion II Princess Aaus.
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$6 Reward.

"A bRAhAM LAKE, a boy about feet inch
"A es high, Is years old, and Of a iivb, com-
plrxion, lef, his home In Philadelphia. ON ,ks
lsth Of August, and Is supposed TO be Ia The
neighborhood Of Middleiown. The above r.
ward will be paid by his mother for information
Of his whereabouts. Address
ELIZABETH LAKE,
1000 Olive street, Phila.
sept 1-2ws or d. SALMON, Townsend.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-07
Six Cents Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber rcsidiss on
IL the Levels, about , miles from Middle
town, the last Of July, an inden,urcd Colored
Boy, answering TO the name Of Samuel Francis
cariy. lie Is about 10 years old, small los his
age.
All persons are forbid harborng him or trust
ing him on my account, aud the above reward
will be paid for his return
sept 7-3w HENRY DAVIS.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-07

VsRHosr ELECTION, S,-Tht election in
Vermont came Of Tuesday The vote
vac very large and resulted in the election
Of tho Republican ticket by about 20. 900
m.jority-an increase Of four or Ave thou
sand on the Republican majority Of 1870
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-07
DIED.

On August alsi, Al Kennedy vile, Kent soun-
tr. Mrtlaud, Mrs AdclA T. lustis, daughter Of
The late 7, y. l.nnlap, ngtd 20 Years.
In bis town, os SUNDAY, September isi,
Clara lsvina, daughter ui Theodore and Mary
J. hltluck, aged onc year aud Il months.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-07

NEWSPAPER PosrAos. The public should
remember that the rate Of postage on tran
s'cn' newspapers is now only one cent.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-07

A Butl ~ A CmlxA SHof On Mon
day sfternoon = wild Texan steer mad.
bic escape from . droys.ysrd on the cas-
eids o. New York. and vent plunginl
doen Second Avenue. Arrived 10 from
of the croeksry store Of Barber / Green
BASIN. No. 1850 Second Aveoue. the in.
fsrtassd sninsl rushed wildly into ID.
store. and before be cosld b secured aud
removed iron the premises. destroyed
over 800 worth Of erockery and glsss.
ssss. The sassf was asslly eapeursd b
several ps!iesasp. ssd taken back to ths
dsoss-yssd whssss 10 had sssspsd.
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NA11osAi ColonsS Cosvssflox.
81 - bssa tesnsd ees = nstiopal Colored
Co1vsseese g lndtaseesRs. lediasa. 6sp-
eenbes ~. 1919, p take aeeion b bebslf
q ussesey - bsosa = : nsttss Of dsty
q ~ eeloess ssss asa ~ oesassy st
Jefre. - q hses = ~ oss-tssn prin-
- = : nssas = psrisy = - esssss-
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4 - ou1ossselss ass sssk pjsss a
-. -. - 1hete1ay nssuanG. whish
Z - 49, easnnoseso = sss.y ehs sity.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-07

The election in Maine comes Oh OF
Monday nsxs. the 9th instant.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-07
Minor Topics.
odessa Items.

Our Odessa correspondent writes ne follows.
Iht annual n union in Old Drawer. pf.sby-
terrain Ghnrc.,, 1.tkca place To. .moorow, Sunday,
the sih. DIR. PAiinn breaches in the morning
and Dr Growr in the ai,cfnoou.
Mr. James Downs far a long time In the cu.
ploY OF Nr. Columbus Watkins, starts for new
home in Virgin ~ on Monday
Edward Nihy, our yer, accommodating mail
contractor, has just returned ffam Blackbird
Camp, Al whielA place he catered to the wants o
all in prov sldiag good, substantial food. w ar,
pleased to learn that he realized near $500 a,
clear profits
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state Coinrsd Convention.

The colorea people Of Wilmington hril d
meeting % Monday evening ilsl. nt which III,
following resolution wns rHsseh
Rsoitf, That We tr-airm our demand hereto
iafe niaae t9f ,hf recognition Is law over III.
"hnie country nt the eatre equality ~ all A
merie,n citizens in their els i aud political right,
regardless Of eol9r.
After m Interchange uf views. IL wits .ttthei
resolved 10 hold a mass convention et Tie eoler
cd people ot this siale 10 t#aden. hrui county
pn Thursday, September the 10Th, the call iui
which Will lie issued soon
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1mpssvsssenf q saaassis sriAgs,

hr. John Mort lsou, Of this tovn, IL engaged
10 erecting two-story frame dwelling, al Sum
init l3fidee, for Mr.. Frederick J. Deeea. When
finished, this will be the nfth house M. Morrison
has built this ysar bcsides, he has erected ssv-
ersl barns, and y now engaged Id building the
addltlop b ihe Middletown Acsdeuy.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-07

The weather for week or ten days pas, In
been remarkably cool, aud caused the disappear
nuce Of summer clothing. We have no. ip,cr
viewed the oldest inhabiiantn on the srbisc,
but within o1r own memory this ID the coide,
weather for the season of the year that We eve
experienced.
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anosher Ian d. Mark Gone,

6eorge Collins, Esq. the oldest and ono of The
most prominent citizens of Thoroughfarc Neck.
died at his residence near Collins beach ON Nom
day last, in his ssth year. tic was one of the
largrs, lanaholAtts In the lower section of New
Castle county, and as the founder OF the popular
resort named above nov owned by his sonl His
name has long been known 10 the public, lie
bull, the hotel there, tue H,ycuia Iieuse. about
fifteen years ago.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-07

on Monday afternoon, an engine and riding
car lefi inins stoa to go down the Dciuwur.
Railroad after peach train. A shor, distance
below New Gas 1lei the track was being repaired,
and the workmka had removed n rail. When
The iraa arprpaehed. they failed 10 give the
proper signal ID the engineer. and the train ran
OH the track, s'1iashng the riding car, aud oh.
siruciing the rack but fortunately injuring no
one. In consequence OF this accident, the after
noon train up and the I:25 train down were
both delayed.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-07

Nee York 10 purchase one million dollars
Of bond. each Wednesday, aud sell one
million Of gold each Thursday during the
month Of SePaember.
In nine counties Of North Carolina there
we're 1900 more votes polled than there
arc legal voters in those counties. This
10 double the majority claimed for Cald-
we'll. the Radical candidate for Governor.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company y
has received intelligence Of the destruction
Of tho China line steamship America,
which wss burned to the waters edge on
the oath slt. in the port Of Yokohama.
The Republicans Of tho Potssvills (Pa. }
district. on Monday nominated John W.
Killingcr for Congress. He 10 also The
nominee Of the Labor Rcformers for tho
same position.
A despatch from Bombay reports that
the cholera il raging at many places In
India. and there are numerous deaths
daily from the scourge.
Ex-President johnson is running % On
Indspcudent Candidate for Couefcss In
Tennessee. and i nov stumping the State.
Seven hundred Republicans Of Pitts
basg. Pa. have signed . coll for Gree
Icy and Brown meeting.
Mlss N. @. Stewart L candidate for Con-
gssss II Alsbams On lts Woodhull ticket.
The Grant organs ars nov ureine The
0svnsos 70 rstusn - Germany.
Tho smallpox ~ disspp sfed from
Phil,dslpbia. =
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-07

The heated term il over, and the familiar
sound OF the school hell ealis the children one
more 10 their lahars. Two of our sehoals re.
opened on Monday last, aud all along Main
Street might be seen
"tlc shinihg schoolhoy. with his fAiohri
And shining morning Fare, creeping like snail
nsillii,siy to .ciiool.s
The Academy opens on Monday next, and vii
have large ATTENDANCE
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Annual R.nnlan a, Ola Drawers.

The Animal Reunion Meeting will h, held 10.
morrow, sabhulh, sth, in the uld Drawers
Church, preaching al II A. NJ aud u +. 81
These yearly services afford pleasant olfor,ua.
its for the members oi ST. Georges, of Drawers
OF Pps, Penn, Of Delaware City, and of Ioresi
church 10 gather together for ihe sacred puf-
pose OF wntshiFping the Gai Of their fathers. ID
the spot eudeafti TO ihrm by h,llowed ns.ori,,
tons
Tile Sabbath Schools of Forest church and til,
ehaial ~ Armstrong; ) will not meet Tomorrow
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26
THR CAnPlIGN M CONNECTIcuT.

The news from Connecticut Ia Of the most
cheering character. A careful review Of the
situation and Of the canvass thus far by
correspondent Of the Times assures us that
the Republican party will triumph by a
larger majority than that Of last year that
the State Senate will probably stand twelve
10 nine, while there Is good reason to hope
for gain Of ten ih the lower House.
The sorehead Republican leaders and jour
nAllsts arc making every effort that II Is pos
slble to make 10 secure Democratic victory.
Their speeches are being circulated "a cam
pAlgn documents, aud every scandal that can
be raked up Is Paraded aud commented upon
as an additional argument against the
National aud State administrations
The Tribune, which the Republicans
Of Connecticut have, as q general rule,
had with them In other contests, Is this year
working on the side Of the Democracy aud
doing all that 1t can TO demorAllzs and dis.
rupt the party. This ls only part OF Its plan
Of campaign 10 aid the Cincinnati movement
and make lis vain and weak-minded editor
candidate for the Presidency or Vice Presi
dency.
The Endorsement or the non-in dorsemen
OF the administration of Preslde dent Grant ha
been made one OF tho issues Of the prcson
canvass In Connecticut. We do not beliey
1t altogether wise or proper to introduce na
toual questions into Issues which purely be
long 10 the State; but 1t has been done by tn,
opponents Of tho Administration, and WI
have no fears for the result Connection
will follow the lead of New Hampshire IL
rebuking the bolters and In pledging q neV
fealty 10 the regular Republican party.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

/ leading Democratic member Of the
House Of Representatives explained some
weeks ago his position, and the position Of
hls barty In relation TO the Cincinnati move
meut as follows I'VE cannot see our way
through the affair ] am In favor Of sinking
dead issues and all that sort Of thing, and
Of uniting with the opponents of Grant TO
beat him, because, after all, the great point
that we want to make Is to disrupt the Re
publican party; but think we should get
some guarantees that we will not be entirely
ignored in the administration Of the Govern
man, In the event Of success. We want
deanite promIsos that we shall have certain
amendments and q proportlonate share Of
| the Federal patronage before we unite with
the Liberal Republicans and help them 10
elect their candidates. Until they give their
pledges and promises II Ia idle TO talk Of an
alliance on our part with them"
The tone OF certain journals whose editors
are In sympathy with the Cincinnati eouvsu-
tlou, and the expressions OF certain leading
politicians, both Democratic and Republl-
can, would seem 10 Imply that the bargain
has been struck, and that active and definite
understanding on the subject OF tho next
Administration had been agreed upon. The
Democrats have q clear right TO lay down
their terms. The Cincinnati convention can.
not possibly amount to anything without
their asslstAnes. The dissatisfied Republl-
any city Of the Uniou. They developed no
strength whatever in New Hampshire, and
we feel certain that they will be powsrless to
defeat Governor Jewell In the coming con-
test lu Connecticut The Democratic leaders
know that the Liberal Republicans are ut
terly powerless and inslgniheant as q party;
that they do not number Ave per cont Of the
Republican organization, and that II their
candidate ls elected next November Il will be
by Democratic votes. Under the circum-
stances, Il Is quite natural that tho Demo-
cratic leaders should, In the interest Of their
followers, demand a recognition and Insist
upon bill Of sale upon the houors aud emol-
uments Of the Administration which they are
TO put In power.
Il would materially strengthen the Cincln-
natl movement II the exact nature and par
tlculaTs Of this political dlcker were made
pnbllc. The DotnocIatic politicians are al
ready beginning to clamor for its publication,
for tho terms Of the bon1 whereby they are
TO be transferred 10 the handful Of RepublI.
cans who are making personal war upou
President Grant. They desire TO know pre-
clsely how many Cabinet officers they are to
have; how many foreign missions, how many
bureau ofiicep; how many consulAtes; how
many collectors, and postmasters, and asses.
sors Of internal revenue. Are they 10 hav,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

Ono OF the most singular and delusiye
catch-wordr that have ever been put forth by
mlatakon mon Is the cry for CHEAP frcights,
with which, In Congress and out Of IL, free
traders" ailllct US continually making their
plausible but unfounded complaint that the
exclusion Of freight ships from our flag causes
high frolghtS, and that II Iron were admitted
free of duty, and the iron steamers built on
the Clyde allowed TO become American, we
should have low freights. Such argument
will not bear the test Of moment's examlna-
ton. II by admitting forelgn-built steamers
to American registration our people could
have them at less cost than If they were built
on the Delaware, does Il follow that they are
TO bc obtained at one dollars less cost than
tho English merchant or the Clyde ship
owner now has them atl And II the English
owners are now running lines of ocean steam
shIps In competition with each other, would
the American aag, put over English ships,
mako any cheaper freight than the English
nag, over the same ships, now earns2
Our course Is 10 do as England has done.
She supplied a far greater than tariff "pro-
lection" 10 the iron trade in establishing In
mans iron shipbuIldlng yards. We should
stimulate our iron business on the coast by
aHordInR II In similar "yards" n steady mar
ket for large production both Of ores and
pig metal. This will reduce tho price of iron
far more adyantageously TO our people than
would such crude stateSmanshlp as suddenly
taking OF a duty which has built up, and IA
building up, available Industry. uIsknown
that The possIbIlIty of n change In the tarIff
-. = ,..t-,..t - -,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

WHAT Washington knew about farmInE was
worth knowing. In 1851 he had ave hundred
and eighty acres In grass, soEed six hundred
bushels OF oats, seven hundred acres OF wheat,
and as much more In corn, barley, potatoes,
beans, peas, sc, and one hundred and hfty with
turnipS. His stock consisted OF one hundred
and forty horses, one hundred and twelve cows
two hundred and thiTty-siN working oxen,
helfers and steers, and hye hundred sheep. lie
constantly employed two hundred and nifty
hands, and kept twenty.four ploughs going
during the whole year, when the earth and the
state of the weather would permit. In 1850 he
slaughtered one hundred and my hogs for the
use Of his own family, and provisions for his
negroes.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

LONELY PIONEER writes a. follows from
La COTna, WyomlnEi ~ sincerely wish that
many hundreds OF old maids and widows who
cannot get husbands at home would coma out
here where they could speedily get q choice Of
good, honest, hard.working men, who could
make them comfortable aud indspendent: There
womAn,, In fAet, very many OF thom have been
comPellbd 70 live with naliye Indian women,
who, 70 my eyes, are perfect frlEhtt, and worse
Is bad enough
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

As-"Upder ths provisions Of the act o. Cos.
Eress approved February -, 1871, rerritorih
goveruneut uss organised In the District OF
ColumhIa. Its rcsnlts haze thus TAR fullJ real-
lIed the expectations Of lts adtocates. Under
the dlrsctIoa ofths Territorial oHicsrA, asIsts~
ofInproyemeats has been inauEuratsd, b. means
Of which Washington Ia rapidly beoou'ing city
worthy Of the nation's capital. The eitlsens Of
the District having Voluntarily taxed thsHi-
selves 10 q large amount for the purpose Of cos
tributinr 10 the AdOrnment Of the seat OF Gov
sramsut, rscomusnd liberal appropriations On
the part of Congress, In order that the GoVern.
meut n.ay bear lis Just share OF the expense or
carqins eat . Judlslou. s{s,sm Of Improve
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26
pRoRosAlb FoR sTArIoNERY.

TREASURY DEPAhrMKNT, March g. Is7a
Sealed proposals. for furnishing btAtionory Tor the
pArtlsnt Until The 10Th dsT Of April. isiI, at u
R.af forms for bidding will bo Furnished upon Gp-
The BIDS vii be considered AAd Aoooptsd OF 70
Isotsd Item bI ltaml and this 4sd the
ptopoaa % lar A. ACCEPTED BY the BooretAy q Treas
uy, and tae bond Accompanying ths sane, sha con.
sttqts the contract bet.ee1 the 0oyeInment and ne
eldds. q hidder, Aod no further contrast viii be
The aTtieles contracted ioE must be furnished from
time % ums duTag the year, In Q1Antitlaa pursuant
ds, vii, ho~svsT 5. eslIsa for darisa he yssT
kAoh prsposal must be signed By the Individual Or
hrm mAhinG u, ADd be Accompanied BY = bond, With
sataelsnt saTstls., In The sum q Ten thousand dol
the district 10 which the saTsties reside oT DO bas
ness, . form To be furnished by the Department,
conditioned Tor furnishing such poroas Of tbs arti
eiss a mag be asALdod under Il, and the psrforu-
All deliveries win be subject 10 Inspection by an
e1Dert detailed for the purDoss By the Secretary Of
thS Treasury and The deliver Of An ioierior article
At tho option Of the Secretary.
Deliveries must DO froo Of charge At the Treasury
DepAFtmenL Washington.
Ihs isllars Y soDPg .i.h ani sss order ondsr
tire psnAliJ OF thS bOnd, or the seorotaU q the
Treasury mar direct tho purchase, In open market,
Of such quantities o. any articles q shall be nseessA
10 supply the drholency caused BY suoh failure,
the pres which II shall be found necessary 10 PsJ for
PTopossis unsso0mpAnisd by a sGtsf.stOry bOnd
only % established mAnuiAotaTers Of or dealers In this
PToeo:.I. to be addressed to the undsrsIsusd, aud
marked Proposals for StationsFE;" ,,,.O,,,,,,,
mhs.Rotd kadrstArY OF the Treasury,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

A PETITION TO Congress 10 prohibit the calling
Washington, us In circulation out West. some.
thing Ike this Is due 70 the memory OF the great
Virginlsn, Tho modern George washington
lies and steals outragoously. Re IL already 10
lail In various parts OF the country, The ieayen
of that ''ittle Ratchet" seems 70 work on ali who
bear the name, and in the death Of cherry trees
their mischief rises 70 the level Of every crime
upon the calendar,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26
sGsHEt Tas GGghF s p TVS s.

Bssi.mla Y. DySr ct a. " Nv -
ad n he i roe S s % 8. sses.
entited sanse having reported 70 the Court that On
question 70 one hsaI KottmAnn, and for the sum Of
.hlIl{thies hanafed and nfy dolA.s. ato hs be-
has fully complied Vita The of sAis q 70.
sa.red hy ne dsssss y s,d s.ass Y h p The 0oeI,
ported sale be ratified aud oonArm cd unless cause 70
the contrary thsTeot ss shove On or bstore ne 18Th
Inserted In some paper printed and published Ia ths
s,y A o. =, D.,.tSs q goiu%s', 9ns: =
April mart
By the Court A. WYLIK,
AtTus oopI-Teati
r. J. MEI0s. Olssk,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

" WAHHIHdroF, p. o., March II, l97a
10 the patltion OF WILLIAM jon sOH Il Lambert
vile, hsa Jersey prayiuE for the eKtengion q pat
ont granted 10 him on the 18Th dag OF Jpnf l5, for
an improvement In Adjustable Hangers Tor SHILLING
II Is ordered that tho testimony ~ tho case DO
ql0sad on the Lth day 0i My noHti that the time
limited 2 the 2tth day o. MsI nest Aud that said
petition bs beard on the S9.h day o. h'y nsIt'
nhiBM8W NJ. d, LKO9ETf, ,Oommiasior o..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26

THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT THE sun.
the District Of OolpmbiA, holding Special Term, lot
.srs o. 9a the personal estate q May
ceased All poruona having claims against the said do
oeAsod hereby warned To exhibit the with the
yoaehsTa Thereof to ths subscriber on or before ts
leh day q March ns1t thsy mAI 9thersiae bylaw
Given under my hand this 18Th dAy Of March, lsTa
mbSlWsw. Admia,sttaIoF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-03-26
g-rRB,sURY DRPanTsfENT.

Orrion or OnNPTnoLIMn qg OUnhnNor,l
WAauINoroH, Jan. ~. lell
Mhsseaa b, satisfactory eyidsaos presented TO the
more Aed MsohAnios' NatonA hAnk Of 0enrEstoun,"
Ia hs cl o. yeorFeeovn, 10 the county q wAshnftoa
and District Of Oolumbia, hA, bssu dnly orHauiEod
undsr and seeordlas 70 The ryaalremeais Of ne 80.
of Congress, entitled "An 10 provide nAtionAl
euFroncy sscured by pledge q Unltsd Sta es bonda
aad 70 provide for the eltoul.tlon aod tsdemp.iol
thersof,r approved Juns ., taSt. aud has complied
With ali tbs provisions Of said act required 70 be oo
psd Nth bsfors oommonoinE the business of baak.
Ing under said acts
koW, Therefore. I. HtLlRp r. uuLBuRD, Comp
troller Of tho Ourenoy do hsrohJ certify that the Far
msfa' and hsohAnioa' NatouAl Bank ot GeoIa otoWn,
In the elty Of usoses oWu la The inty Of Washing
ton and District Of OouInbiA IL AathoriIsd 10 com
msuoo the bdAaess Of baking under the aot aiors-
aald.
10 te.tmeay vhsrsoi. !itas.s my baud .ad seal Of
HlLAND r. HOLBURD,
{sa IssSl Comptroller Of the ourr'as5.