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ST. LOUIS.
Railroad Accident.

ST. Louis, June 23.-Yesterday there
were two picnic excursions on the
Missouri and Pacific railroad. The
Bricklayers' Union at Castle Woodsp24
miles out, with sixteen heavily laden
coaches. and the Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Engineers, half u mile this side,
with a train of fourteen cars. When
about to return in the evening, through
the negligence of a brakeman to signal
the rear train to approach the curve
slowly, it dashed into the stationary
train, telescoping two baggage cars and
damaging the rear passenger car. The
shock was very violent; throwing near
ly every one in the passenger cars from
their seats, and bruising great number
more or less severely. Five persons on
the engineers train were seriously inJu'
red. One boy named Gallsghsn had a
leg broken; two other men were severe
" cut about the head. Thomas Sulll'
van, in jumping. fell and severely
sprained his right foot; Mrs. Maria
Cummings had her right arm broken |;
Mrs. Blessing, spine injured; Samuel
Jones, arm and ribs severely injured
On the Bricklayers' train, Pat Murphy,
knee badly bruised Pat Mccarthy ln-
jured internally; Mrs. Mullen. OF Chat
ham, jumped from the car, which after
wards fell over upon her and nearly
crushed her to death. She was taken
to the Board OF Health office on the
arrival of the train at 2 this morning.
Deserve Lynehing.
Charles Ford and Anthony Dean,
passengers on an outgoing excursion
train, on the C. NJ. railroad yesterday,
refused to pay their fare and were eject
ed from the train, about fourteen miles
from this city. Some citizens Of the
neighborhcod in passing the spot early
the evening, discovered some ties, rocks
and other distractions on the track,
and had only removed them when the
same train came along on its return to
town. Ford and Dean were found con-
cealed near by, and were brought here
and sent to jail. 1t was with great dif-
fculty that the passengers were dis
suaded from lynching them.
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equalize the distribution Of diplomatic
appointments to the several States, has
had the effect to bring large number
OF applicants for foreign consulshipe to
Washington on q fruitless mission. As
q matter of fact, these changes were
made six weeks ago, quietly, and no
vacancies exist at the present time.
The Credit MobiIier Suits.
Joseph Hunt Of the Supreme Court
has notified the government counsel
that he will make application for an
Injunction restraining the defendants in
the Credit Mobilier suit from disposing
OF their property during the litigation,
on next Friday. at Utica, New York.
The death OF Horace F. Clark, Presi'
dent OF the Union Pacific Railroad will,
it is thought at the Department OF JUS
tice, embarass the government to q
very great extent in the suit against the
company.
Increase in Cholera Cases.
The health officer Of the city reports
six new cases OF cholera to-day. The
weather is cloudy, with prospect OF
rain.
The Chronicle on the Presidents
Appointments.
The Chronicle is not altogether pleas
ed with the new civil service rules. 1t
says the President has no right to ab,
dicate his duty Of making appoint
ments on his knowledge of the fitness
Of candidates, and substitute the sup
posed knowledge OF other parties, even
if they are called an examining board,
in making a selection.
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MAINE.
Firs-ALeap for Life.


SAczaPfA, June 3d. This morning the
house of B. F. Roberts was set on tire.
The house was occupied by Roberts,
bis family, grandmother and others.
Mr.. Roberts had just time to save bis
own family when the only staircase in
the house was cut off BY the flames and
prevented the old lady and a Miss Boo
dy from escaping. They attempted to
rush through the flames but were
driven back. They then threw them
selves from the window to the ground,
Q distance of thirty feet. Mrs. Roberts,
the grandmother, was picked up in-
sensible, having sustained fracture OF
the skull. She died in a short time.
Miss Boody was not injured by the
jump, but was badly burned. Her
condition is now critical. The house
bad been mortgaged several times and
about q year ago was sold on an e1ecu-
ton and the title was about becoming
absolute in the purchaser, c. 81. Bro
chett.
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CINCINNATI.
The Lucky Ones.


CINCINNATI, June 33.-The following
companies held policies in yesterdays
fire: National, Hartford, $500; Ma
tional, Philadelphia, 2,5O0 American
Philadelphia, 2,5OG Miami Valley
$500 Queen, 7.50G Home, Columbus
2 500 Narragausett, Rhode Island
. 500 Buffalo German Insurance Co.,
$500; London, Liverpool and Globe
5000 insurance Company OF North
America, $500; State Of Pennsylvania
. 500 Merchants and Manufacturers,
$500 The Pennsylvania, $500 Ger
man American of New York, 2.oVt
Northwestern National, 2.5OG West
erp, $500, Franklin, Pa, 2,5U.
The Cholera.
There were two deaths from cholera
reported to-day. The weather is hot and
cloudy. Ten to twelve deaths from
cholera morbus and cholera intantum
to-day.
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TIE New York Times (Adminlst's
tion) has this reflection upon the ku-
Klux business in South Carolina, which
has probably occcured to some other
persons as we'll: "Some OF the persons
engaged in this business OF convicting
Ku.Klux appear to have made q very
good thing OF it. and We find one individ-
ual given the handsome sum of$l7, 4oO.
which makes very snug income in
deed" The fellow, says the Courier
Journal. who got that purse, would not
be convinced tnat the South is loyal II
he were to live thousand years.
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HAMLET was recently acted at La
fsvette, Indiana, and its performance
was mentioned in the following tender
strain BY the J0urnalofthat place;
Hamlet must have been a remarka-
bic man not to have gone mad in the
mids, OF such characters as his aimless
mother, the insipid and discordant
Ophelia, and the noisy empty Laertes,
as they were presented on the stage.
We confess 10 secret satisfaction At
the poisoning of the Queen, who in
rouging her cheeks. got q double dose
on the end Of her nose, and we expert.
enced malicious Joy in the unskillfnl
s,abbins OF Laertes, who deserved death,
il for no other reason that for his un :
accented lamentations over the demise
Of q horse.fddle sister, whose departure
should have been to him a source OF
joy. The Grave-digger did well, not
only in his professional work, but in
eifectnslly burying the ll.dressed Ophe'
lia. We never attended funeral with
more pleasure.
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SAID Artemus Ward: 81 like art; l
sdm,re dramatic art, althodg b l failed
a. an actor. 1t was in my school days
that l failed as an actor. The play
was the Ruins OF Pompei; played
the ruins. 1t was not very success
ful performance-but was better than
the Burning Mountains He was not
good; he was a bad Vesuvius,
The remembrance OF it makes me ask :
Where are the boys of my youth l
assure you this is no conundrum.
Some are among you here. some In
America, some in Jail. Hence arises
a most touching question: Where are
the girls OF my youth? Some are
married some would like to be. o my
Maria : Alas, che married another
they often do. I hope she is happy
because / am. Some people are very
happy; l have noticed that. NY Or
chestra is small-but am sure II Is
sood 30 far as it goes. I give my plan
ist ten pounds a night and his wash
ing. like music. can't sing. As q
sipgist l am not a success. l am
ssidest when l sing. So are those
who hear me-they are sadder even
than ! am."
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A VIENNA correspondents Of the New
York World says: "The machinery
hall is in order, and the machines for
the most part are running. The French
are very backward still. Our boiler is
up; also our gearing. The machines
are adjusted, and all that remains is to
make the connections for the steam
feed-pipe from the boiler outside. Our
engineer informs me yesterday thst be
expected to make the first run on Fri
day or Saturday. And when We do
stsrt, We shall make q good show. |
have seen enough Of our machinery to
know that, although it is small 10 size
and in the number Of pieces, it 10 ahead
Of that Of every other nation in ingenu-
ity Of construction and quality OF results.
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OsP,cE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIoKR, :
WAsHINoroN, June "a, ! A. N.
PROBABILITIES.
For the New England States gentle
and fresh and south to southwest winds
rising temperature and partly cloudy
weather are probably. For the Mid
die States light rain, partly cloudy
weather and winds veering to gentle
and fresh southeast and south winds,
For the Southern States east Of the
Mississippi generally clear. partly
cloudy weather and light to fresh
winds. Fer the Lower Lake
region, partly cloudy weather and oc-
casional rain areas followed by winds
veering to the south and west For the
upper lake region, partly cloudy wealth
er with occasional areas OF light rain,
Midnight telegraphic reports from
Florida, West Gulf States, Michigan
and the Northwest are partly missing.
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OS Thursday last, in the Circuit
Court Of Greenbrier, in the e1amina-
ton Of q witness in the case OF Samne!
Potter, colored, against Jos. ?. Cald-
we'll, upon an action for false imprlson'
ment by said Caldwell. when acting as
Mayor OF the town OF Lewisburg, under
registration and test oath !nisrule, an
Incident occurred which will do 10
print Frank Bush being upon the
stand was asked the question if be WAS
not appointed special constable by said
Caldwell to arrest Potter. Upon being
Questioned more closely the witness
said il it wasn't him, it certainly was
his brother Bob! This equals the ;el-
low Who asserted that he could show q
bigger scsr on his person than any other
man, and after careful search for the
same and failing to find it, said it was
his brother Bill who had the scar,
since he come to remember.-Green
yI7 Independent.
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Accident,
CONNECTICUT.
wrestlIng Match

NEW HAVEN, June 23.-On Wednes>
day, Johu Mcmahon, of Rutland, VT,
and h. Higiey, of Bridgeport, are to
wres,le here for $4,000 and the cham
pionship OF America. A host of sport
ing men have already arrived. Nc
Mahon and his trainer, together with
Homer Lane, are expected here to-
night. The betting is 100 to 10 on
McAahon.
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1t'helelina Rt9ister.
,.m Dylnx, Egypt. Dying.

=, in one Of the bsttles:.of the
w.st-sud which Of them our memory
does no. supply-shas General koOer.
H. Lytle, q member Of the C,nclnna'i
n,sss, who had risen not only rom
Inter to editor, but from private to
r.rsrs, WAS killed far in advance Of
u. command while gallantly leading
an a' assault upon our lines. His horse
~ su hin corpse into our lines, and the
W.. .,ssd and his desd rider were both cap:
,nreJ So soon as it was known tnat
,bs author OF that rare poem. as familiar
and an as greatly admired South as North,
- am Dying, Egypt. Dying" clay dead
n The camp, officers and men crowded
s,onpd to take last look at the. poet
soISier who had achieved 90 great a
literary triumph. There was no re-
;o;cine over the death OF this faiien
sn.mT: but there was in truth some
,S;n. On each soldiers cheek that for
the moment washed away the STAINS OF
nouaer Tenderly they took him up
and when the battle was over an escort
Of honor appointed from among the
leading Confederate officers, bore nun
back to bis own camp, under a nag OF
truce, on a rudely constructed funera,
bier. with his martial cloak around
him. In life he had touched that chord
Of human sympathy which makes all
the world kin-and in death its har-
mopious vibrations silenced all resent
nept and thrilled the hearts alike OF
friends and ioes with nobler passion
than hatred or revenge.-Rlchmona En-
qarr.
twas at the battle OF CsrnefixFerry'
in Nicholas county, WestVirginia, that
Gen. Robs. H. Ly,le was killed. That
mature statesman. orator, and heroic
cbieftain, General John 8. Floyd, COM
mauded a email force OF Confederates
against the superior forces OF the Fede-
raj General, Rosecrsus, on the occa'
sion referred to, and after achieving
uuexsmpled success over the latter,
quietly retreated across the Gauley In
safety without the loss Of haltdozen
OF his men.-Gresnbrier Independent.
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BROOKLYN.
A False Report.

BROOKLYN, June 23.-An extraordi-
nary session of the Board Of Health
was held Yesterday afternoon, when
the Sanitary Superintendent presented
a report stating that the report that
several cases OF yellow fever had oc-
Cured in the city was untrue; that the
mortality record showed that there had
been no cases at all in Brooklyn. The
report was adopted, as also were reso-
lutions declaring the opinion that no
yellow fever exists or has existed In
Brooklyn during the present season.
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BOSTON.
Escape from Jail.

Bosroy June 23.-Jas. O'Brien, who
was sentenced to the States Prison from
this city and two other men,inApril last
for robbing express wagons. escaped from
his cell yesterday. He ingenieusly fit
ted up a dummy which deceived the
keepers, and the turnkey after going
his rounds observed the usual number
of men in his division. OBrien secret
ed himself in the shop, where he per-
fected his plan Of escape, !scaled the
wall and got four hours the start OF the
officers.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-The train
ing stables of John Turner, adjoining
Point Breeze Park, were destroyed by
fire to-day. Eleven valuable horses
were burned to death. The loss will
amount to $4,000. Mr.. Turner is q
jockey, well known among sportsmen.
Among the horses burned were Dot,
worth over $1,000. and Vernon and
Brutus.
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SAD AocDESr.-Last week two ltal-
ian boys aged about twelve years EACH
visited our town, as travellers through
the country, making 8 livelihood by
dispensing music from violins and sing.
ing, and seemed to be very expert at
both playing and singing. After pass-
ing through town they crossed the For
tomac and took passage upon canal
boat for Cumberland, and when short
distance above town, one Of them, (Jos-
eph Pannelli,) entangled his foot in the
,Os line, which crushed his foot and
leg considerably. DR.. John Reynolds
Of this place, was called upon to dress
the wound. The boy was taken to
Washington city, and as modification
had set in, his leg was amputated oy
Dr.. Appleby. on Monday morning last
-Shepk1dstopn Register.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, June 23.-The following
kilograms have been received from the
steamer Great Eastern. The frs: is
dated Saturday, noon, latitude 22' 35'
Longitude 390 42 west: Payed out 50
nautical miles Of cable" The second
is dated Sunday, noon, June %, lati.
tude 53r, latitude 39' 53' west: Paved
out lO5 nautical miles OF cable"
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JOSEPH Brooks has commenced 3 suit
IN the Circuit Court Of Pulaski county.
Arkansas, sgsinst Governor Baxter tor
the Office OF Governor. This is . much
better way OF settling such cases than
getting up riotous demonstrations or
calling on Uncle Sans troops-
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An old lady selling eggs in ssvan-
nah, Georgia, asked, as is usual:
whats the newsT The --latest"
said the obligipg clerk, 'is that the
Yankees have got the Modocs." The
old lady struck her knuckles on the
counter and exclaimed: II hope the
last one Of 'em will die with it."
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Last summer, at one Of our watering
places, a boat was upset with several
people on board, but help arriving
everybody reached shore in safety. A
country paper, after giving the details,
winds up thus: Thanks to the zeal
and activity displayed by the boatmeu.
nobody was lost. Indeed, one woman
more was saved than had been in the
boat"
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he JITY BANK
Individual Liability

IL PREPARED 10 CONDUCT ALL Bus.
ness appertaining 10 Banking. -..
Deals In Bills Of Exchange, United BtAtsa,
State and County BondA Gold Coin, and su
Negotiable Securities, nj fair ratas,
Notes and Bills OF Exchange Dlscountsd
Collections made for hsrohants, Manu-
seturers, Banks, Bankers, and others on
and Canada, p
Drafts In sums TO suit purchasers on al
the principal Gtjss and Towns In 00Aany
1reat Britain and Ireland.
Deposits solicited lntsssA allowed -
special Deposits. 49,. -
Il. CRAN0Lk, PSaslsnl
J. DALzELI. Vics HeakdSnl. ~ Ia.
". II. ECCLES. Cashier. ~
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The disinterested patriots OF Massa-
chusets who volunteered" for the glory
Of their country and g. per month,
and rations, during the Mexican war,
will hold their quadri-ceutennial meet
ing in Boston on the 18th.
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FOREIGN.
RUSSIA.
rhe Rhiyan Expedition,

The Khivsn Expedition.
Sr. PETERSBURG, June 23.-Advices
received here from the head quarters of
the Russian Expedition to Khivan, state
that General Won Kaufman, the COM
mander Of the Russian forces, has as
saulted and captured the fortress at
Kasarsp, inficting a severe loss on the
enemy. The Russians loss was eli ight
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WISCONSIN,.
Arrested.

JAxEsv1LLE, June GA negro nam
ed George Washington, was arrested
here Yesterday, charged with murder
inc =. white woman who had been keep
inc house for him. She has been miss
inc sipce last week. Search is being
meSe ior the woman or her body.
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The Wareham Nt,os man says q
former principal Of marlborough
Academy, at one time at the approach
OF a tempest, insulated his chair on
four pieces of glass, and as he thought,
politely invited young lady to cit in
his lap for safety. To show the popu-
larity OF the man OF letters, the young
lady replied she would rather be struck
by lightning.
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THE following gem Of descriptive
writing was penned by az Illinois re-
porter in his description OF a recent
Wedding. He says: "The Mayor ga
looted up the church aisle swsshsying
and gyrstipg like a Chinese Joes with
the jim jams."
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
S5OO.OOOCASH
GIFTS TO BE PAID IN FULL.
The Third Grand Gift Concert
MAID OF THE

PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KT,
viii be given in the great hall OF Library
Building, at Louisville, on TUESDAY, (,
JULY SIh. 1873, at which time TEN THOU.
SAND GIFTS, amounting TO grand total
of t5O0,OOO, all cash, will be distributed by
LOT 10 ticket holders. No reduction In
amount OF gifts at this distribution, but each
gift will be paid IN FULL.
OYrIcE or FARMERs'AsD DRovKRs' BANK. !
LOUISVILLE, KY, April Z, 1873 !
This Is TO certify that there Is in the Farm
ers' and Drovers' Bank, 10 the credit OF the
Third Grand en- Concert for the benefit OF
the Public Library OF KY, Five Hundred
Thousand Dollars, which has been set apart
by the managers to pay the gifts In full, and
will be held by the Bank and paid out for
this purpose, and this purpose only.
Signed II. 8. VEECH, Cashier.
TaT or, II.1Nl
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Total 1000 Gifts, all Cash 900
Only q few tickets remain unsold, and
they will be furnished 10 the fIrst applicants
at the following prices; Whole tickets slo;
halves, s. quarts,s, SaS II whole ucKe"
FOR tickets and full information, apply 10
THOS. K. BRAMLETTE,
mva0 Louisville. Nv.
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NEW ORLEANS.
The KELLOGG Assassination.

The KeIIOEE Assass1nhtIon.
NRw ORLEANS, June 23.-The case OF
Kellogg Us. Ralley for attempted assas-
sination, came up to-day. The jury
consists of ten colored and two white
men.
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IOWA.

DUBUQUE, June 23.-About one
thousand persons attended the Sanger.
fest picnic at Tivola Gardens yesterday.
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MEMPHIS.
The Cholera.

MEMPHIS, June 23.-To.day there
we're eighteen deaths from cholera.
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DETROIT.
Forest and PrairIes Fire.

DETROIT, Mich, June 2l.-At Bay
City fires are raging in the woods, and
Prairie along the line Of the jackson,
Lansing aud Saginaw Railroad. Trains
are unable to run. Miles Of telegraph
poles have been burned, also consider; 3
able wood belonging to the railroad
company. Several acres Of pine, and
and other wood lands are burned over,
and the fires are still raging. Staufsh,
and other villages have been endapger-
ed, but kept out so lar.
Accident,
Carrie, daughter of Robert Everscn
of Plymouth, Mich, was killed by the
explosion Of kerosene lamp: While
endeavoripg to save the girl the father
was burned fatally, and the mother
was 90 severely injured that che will
probably lose her arms.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
United Staten Depository.
cAPIrAL...... .......... .. ..... -.ssssysss.

AgenaraI Banking. Exchange and Oolise.
don business transacted VIII fdsliV ana
promptness.
Certincstes OF Deposit isusd and inssssR
paid thereon.
Revenue stamps for sale IN sums % alll
coin always on hand for the accom- modap
uou OF the public.
Accounts OF Merchants, hanu'aotaIsrs,
fsnkerx and others solicited
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HORACE WATERS Il BON, lsl Broadway
n. Y, viii dispose OF no PIANOS Ok
CANS OF first class makers, including
WATERS, at extremely low prices Tor
cash, or part cash and balance In small
MONTHLY payments. New 7-Octave nrst
class PIANOS, all modern improvements,
Jor S275 cash. Organs SIS, S75. DOUBLE-
REED ORGANS. Sl0J; 4-ETOf, tl0; STOP,
sl25, and upwards.
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W4lters' Concerto Parlor Organs

are the most beautiful In style and perfect
in tone ever made. The CONCERTO STOP
IL the best ever placed In any Organ. 10 is
produced by a third set OF reeds peculiarly
voiced, the EFFECT OF which u most
itsIMITATION OF the HUMAN VOICE n
SUPERB. Terms liberal. illustrated cata-
logues mailed for one stamp. A liberal dis
count 10 Ministers Churches, sunday
schools, Lodges, &c. AGENTS WANTED.
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BANKS.
D. O. LIEF, SoU1 a11o1D
HKNIY r. LIT, oInDuMLA0.
BANK OF WHEELING
wRKKLMa, WA.

Stock n olders perseaally d.
able AMI representing ever
$500, 900
Receives Dspoaits and Discoanta PADsR.
peah in Gold, allvsS, Ooin-drAf,n a1d
SterlinG E1chAnee. - srr
Sells Drafts ON Engla nd, Ireland, YfaneA
Germany and other prominent paEs q
Buys and sells Government. stats. Uty
Interest Paid on Special Dspcsfta
Special attention Owen 70 eollecktooa.
d. @. LBf, rr0tdenl
@. LAMB, Cashier. -..r..
JOS. aEYbOLD. Assistant caahiss.
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