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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-03

HYMENIAL.- Last evening DR.. ThoS.
Deter, the well.known proprietor of
the Silver Brick shaving saloon and
bathing establishment, was married to
Mrs. Emily Bronson, recently of San
Francisco. The high contra citing par
ties are clolored people. The cere-
mony was performed at the future
residence of the newly welded pair
and WAS attended by nearly all OF the
colored folk in town, besides some
twenty-five or thirty white people, in
GLIDING some of our most prominent
citizens and their wives. The mar.
rage ceremony was performed by Rev.
Josiah McClain in an impressive man
ner after the form prescribed by the
Presbyterian church. The bride was
tastefully attired in a dove colored silk
dress with the usual wreath of orange
blossoms on her head. The bride
groom was neatly dressed in black
coat and pants and snowy vest. After
tho ceremony VAS over the bride and
groom received the congratulations of
the company; cake and wine were
served and the guests drank in flowing
bumpers OF sparkling Heidsieck to the
prosperity and happiness OF the newly
welded pair. The affair was we'll con-
Quoted throughout, and The Doctor and
his bride have reason to feel pleased
with the auspices undsr which they
commence their voyage upon the
matrimonial sea.
p. S.-After the above had been
written we received, with the compli-
ments OF the Doctor, three demijohns
OF drinkables and an armful of cake,
for all of which the SENTINEL gang re-
turns thanks and extend the usual
congratulations.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-03

Music FOR THE MILLIoN.-We saw
a man trudging through the snow on
Main street, last night, with a hand
organ strapped to his back. He
seemed to be in a hurry, and did o
stop to grind out any melody; but it
is satisfaction enough to know that the
organ is in town and that an avalanche
of music is likely to come down on the
town at any moment. For the infor.
nation of our readers We will state
that there is no law on the statute
books of this State which forbids a
grinder.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-03

The Car of Russia has ordered an immense
supply OF tobacco and cigars from the Col
don kulo Store, one door south of Paxton a
Co.'S Bank. Eureka, Nevada, for uso in his
large armies. OPT
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-03

ScARLETINA.-This disease has made
its appearance among the children of
Austin. There has been one fatal case
thus far, though a number Of children
are down with it.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-03

AN OLD TIMER IN Town. Tom
Short, one of the original owners of
the Richmond mine, now a prosper
granger in Ruby Valley, Elko
county, where he has large herds of
stock, is in 10 WI or a visit. He put in
nearly all of yesterday in shaking
hands with his numerous friends and
acquaintances, and when last seer
last night was hunting a surgeon to
have his arm put in splInts.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-03
A CURIOUS AccIpENr.-Yesterday

A CURIOUS ACCIDENT.-Yesterday
forenoon, at Snyder's hay yard and
corral, North Main street, there occur
red an accident which, though it re-
suited in slight injuries to Mr.. Snyder,
was somewhat comical in its details.
1t appears that an ox-teamster halted
his team at the corral with intention of
putting his animals therein, and had
unyoked a portion of the team and
driven the oxen into the corral, when
the remaining animals made a STAN
pede 10 get in also. They made a rush
at the fence of the corral, knocking
down some of the posts AMI Mr.. Sny-
der. That gentleman fell into n water
though, his body lying in the water
and his head and feet dangling over
the Sides. While in this position one
of the oxen fell IN top of him, falling
on the broad Of its back, its spinal coll
umn pressing into Mr.. Snyder's TOM
ach and its feet waving in the air. In
this position it vas unable TO rise. but
struggled wildly, every struggle being
an additional dig in the abdomen Of
b PROSTATE man. Snyder's body,
with the exception OF his head and
feet, was under water, but h power
of his lungs was unimpaired and he
yelled Justify TO be released from his
unpleasant predicament. a number
Of men, hearing his cries and seeing
the fix he WAS in, soon am to the res
cue, and by dint of vigorous tugging
at the animals tail and prying its
body up with crowbars, succeeded in
rolling it off of Mr.. Snyder, who
jumped to his feet, shook himself and
remarked that he had never imagined
that beef could lay so heavy on a mans
stomach.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-03

JUSTICES COURT. - Jesse Greer,
charged with assault and battery on
the person of Manuel De Koza, APP
peared before Justice Beatty yester-
day, pleaded guilty to the charge and
was fined the sum of $3l. He paid
the fine and was discharged.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-03
HARDWARE AND TIN STORE
For Sale Cheap.

A PPLY TO H.. MULLER, EUREKA,
n Nevada, or CHARLES H0LBRoOk,
Ill and lib California street, San Francisco.
o4-lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-03

obrainablc will be in attendance.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-02

ipF pesDeful Intercourse between tut Cnr1s-
tas1 aill XAboMLsosI yoyUlssaoL Ut lus-
r.. 1hs koscla1 y0iscy reH.Slne Gre sEuse
a. u tds Berlin conference. snc rbe,t II DC
reason T. suvyose tho; o1nes .-sews l,rerk-
81 VIENNA Or Berlin.
TIC @t.fkt, io-asr, Il ieso,nE krsleit.
ss... The sIeuDen; o. 1ene-rs. 81 E.-'is-
oreH0pT. 20 winch sS.rr-fui u ue' y
specie y dlrecs5c, IL tns. vi3en a'Esc Tie
Servlsa,s ~ 70 eI tgttlpg, oocsnss ku-VIe
vii Eo. allow tleu 70 Ivst snylnIG Il
il CUTE une rhsr .os luse'Ik souli-
ls.ass4on q boryIs vii, Tor fo1acs4
fsabsuls u Ma2ntAloec Il Ery efert.
80. Eprv,e wVEla ctr.alrir 10. L.
,rrfe.e 70 ssvs Ssrvis tryM heavy
recpnlssy penalties should sas persls. 4
preserving Ing sss as.sy fsn fSrrs have
te.1 cdetee. sac j. cbe -; rsSor. Ep,p,e
would ssne.lot. however reluctantly. tx
ss.s b r. hnsnt .. ] o,kisn gSssisone within
A,fYlsa yerr1Gry. No .s.loa can " -
lowee 70 go - wsy sao rrn 10 rieK VI }ose uy
3giog !. toe ps~ LIT VI s-alisre ene,
lsyeH mlsunde,st2G-ds Tie sp;rli o. nlt ov.
na2~se., the Gar. &s muet as ras osney
ga3,a3tsel.g i,J~s,e, IL trying 20 pe,s2xc.
ne herylaos TIA. ,his pr1reiyls usr oe
neYleeted Ss loAptlfzo4e 10 then, an1 We
hope taey msy " sparec re g-ieTons lss-
sok VI .Dclng lie scTlot DLsouHo- Should
suitatls ,erms IL Uttered, tie Seyylsns VII
refuse uatn ., tHs4s peril. ~. Ne MET OWL
AZ TIE NoLeit ne ps1speci is Mpst uIoe.-
t411 whether any terms viii pe sufficiently
form 1ls.@d ~ o. presented 20 el.nsy VI lie
eAyL.. IL ,A.,A
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-02

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-02
THE. WAR PATH.


TIVE la1taN G9ksAD1sSl~S -TsSSy asa efSOA
GtSs< - eiiiSH BsI.s Heels.
CaEFEssE, s@p.eMoes The Indian
evMsl sxloL Lac tetL eEgAged here ~ Gay
DesfectiDg pisp VI operations upon which
d Dfoesed On the sfriySi d. Tie agencies
They leave 10 morrow morning.
A essrisF, who LETT THE camp Of Crook
SAd Teffy on the twentieth al tLe mouth vi
Powder TjyeI, arrived at Fort fsttktMAn
tonight The eoGHABd wac tLrE Oh = tfsl
which it il estimated WEE made ~ g,pU
ponies.
The camp fires indicate that there are
seven distinct bands. There lie reason u
believe that the iBGisIs are almost des,i-
tuie Ut food, and the trails lett Ia The de
s4rted camps indicate they are reduced 10
the extremity OF using raw hides tor food
All the sBaks allies have gone home, the
Grows remaining. General Crook fully ex-
f,eets ~ strike Sitting Bull III few days.
TIE Latest From the Yrsst.
OMAHA, September 1.-tEe following Of
fetal telegram WAS received from Fort ket-
t6sMSn last evening "A courier just In
lett GeB6TsI Crook on the twentieth At the
mouth vi Powder river. General Terry .
supply train was expected IN that day, and
both commands we're 10 move out the next
morning on ths trail leading toward Little
nmstSd that 10 900 ponies arc with the In
Aisns, and this camp fires show seven dis
tinGt bands. The wagon trAins reached
Old Fort Keno yesterday, and eAnped. ex-
Ds1 ting ti,o command back about the fifth. !"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-02
FOREIGN.


| The Change In the Turkish Government.
| CossrAS1IsorLE, September - The
| deposition of Murad occasions no excite.
mcnt or disturbance.
The deposed monarch has been assigned
| tho TcherHegan Palace as u residence.
Abdul Hamid, the new Sultan. was yes-
terday received by the ministers and tune
tionaries al Topcapcn Palace, where he was
proclaimed Abdul Hamid H.
Right Years sentence tor signing the
Kings Name.
BOLOGNA, September l.-Guiseppe Man.
teyalka, sixth Marquis of Licate. on trial
before the Assi,e court here charged with
forgery and fraud. IN forging the names Of
Victor Emanuel, Prince Humherr Of SAVOY.
and the British consulate OF Florence, 10 a
nun Der Of bills OF exchange. has been con-
vioIed and sentenced 10 eight years penal
sorvitudc.
The ~. lexer Races.
LONDON, September l.-In the betting on
the ST. Lrgor races yesterday the odds were
seven 70 four on klsber. the winner OF the
last Derby. while 10 day there are two 10
10 ono against HIM. Three TO one u offered
agains. Porrsrch.
Tho Liverpool Csstes Trade.
LIVERPOOL, September The circular
Of the Cotton Brokers Association ssys
cotton has been In moderate demand
throughout tho week with = very qar.
market, and IN come instances qro.s-
sions show . slight decline. American
has been N very moderate dsuAcss
and prices tor medinm grades have
yielded shoa. lied; lower qualities s-o-r
their relative seA-ei.y were -..hs- GeA-~-
In SEA Island .hc,c nAs e-cn "a. tcs-.-v
~ nrua prieee- In Futures .hs ..zsxAc.aers
have been LIMITED and p-.c~< A:.s- ecs.e
fluctuations are Atse2s TIE sac a. -.
Thursday.
TIE GF1ts TRADE
Leading grain clrggLzr says >L-ee
Tuesday .he weaker tss heen VERY -rvxs4s
with heavy xalss arc ala1gxs l7ees.e.. AT
fhe pro2rSss eI yhs bssyes. hxs ceea ua-
tertzlly interrupted. Taking sae 4rsf,;ssr.
generally, age yr"g.rtagG VI v4eas -
uains * posed . .ae seisse. The aggne
supply al the -ans .saIe rem I'M ~. M.
demand " coasgMers ass sIaa .ee7 s-..ir
tlrected ~ ter~i4g .sg.ae, Ant -aesss. ~
yell - hGne srgva, hare I7-r1er A.-
yaa:.1 u ul.yrE rsrs=s..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-02
6pOR TING.


PHILADELPHIA, bep.emDer Yale won;
Columbia t"o iengthh pehino; Cambridge
stoppeG within han nile Of the fIish On
account OF sickness. Time-slg.
The Chess ToarssmeBt.
Ia the cbess torrnamen. Msson vile the
fret, Judd the -ecoLd and BIRD the third
pIIz+. Eis0D and Davidson divide the fifth
and kgDette VIE the sixth
Races at Hartford.
HAETFOED, September The free for
all race wac won b. Goldsmith Maid, Snug
gier second. Judge Fullerton third and Be-
dine last. Time-2.Iai., 2H, 2:26A, 2:l7 u,
Z:Is, 2:l34.
The first and second heats were taken by
bmGggler and the third waA 4 dead hea, be-
tween him and The Maid. Each heat was
very ciose between the Maid and Smuggler.
In the first heat, going around the lower
turn, the Maid took sides with Judge Full
leIt0D, and the pair entered the home
stretch like q team y0ked together q length
and q half ahead Of Smuggler, who was
closing up the daylight IT every stride.
The driver Of the stallion WAS careful in
bringing him into the home stretch but
when fairly into straight work be gave him
his head, and taking the middle ofthe track,
he came up 1t = tremendous pace and beat
Goldsmith Maid = length Mt the string the
time Of tho heat being 2:I5k. Judge Full
lsrtOn WAS six lengths behind, and Bodine
Just inside the distance. Such shout az
WAS gwen At the succoss Of Smuggler WIS
seldom heard on d trOtting track After
winning the second heat, Smuggler WAS the
fAvOrits 100 to Is. In the third heat the
Maid came into the home stretch four
lengths in front Of him. Getting into
straight work, Smuggler gradually gained
on Goldsmith Maid, and as they passed un-
der The string ut the finish their heads were
parallel, aud the judges announced dead
heat between them. Fullerton was eight
lengths behind. In the iourth heat Snug
gler became tired. After the fifth heat.
which the Maid won by two lengths, the
tho betting was 800 to $40 in her favor.
and in the sixth heat Smnggler barely saved
hiS A -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-02

school farpiE1r. YaeEgry 9u-ned
Ngasl,, I-.- >.otsm 1.r This >iies-
s"s4 -':nf"h. 'Irga51rs sss.ha-y pI.-7e:.i
Lgss s3I NV
rss,iss. Ps.ss,s sad Yvsssn.
Los Ei.i., Sis~., ,.sgism I..r a ~ Y j
hi-siB satsa this-iss G.eaer AMI xaats 1,nsan.
"1a 80 zee" rsr |aass, .ea.nIay
4 Kfvni's a.,snae.
tT~Gfsr~srr, ~spnem osr '--ss siIGg.ev
bJiHlir, C'eargs Sleeper no yr,urm ~ !,
webbing, v.e s,,Issl ~ .Sie anar ana ,snt
dss.i D. ci1a..
The Seansses Of me .sas >u.yxsr
LgaIhpI.Is. * pt.no.r II 4,r-
les'sa 1is property q, an yiif, n 5r-,s,4 sf,,-
1i1ssr son, conditioned mas Ms, I,rr.s
mother ana 1is gvn ~ ssr.ri fnr The viii
Gonciuaes ~ must earnestly o.se.afine a,s
sun ~ a1er'sn Always most s,ngars ova
III Inst,cs anal GrIr1, sn, ~ MAKE all ,1s
aims life eunnlstsn6 ssierswifsl ana t,ey
aan not iali 10 1e aIgn anu nUne.
rhe Burning wsasis.
aGrEaDA..s. Pa. September The
sp"as sc1 burning fsrs.iy IN al wdes nj
ms oiac-, ana TOR miles n all dirasttuns,
anu n many Gesities N she snuniy 1ae
grown % auetl proportions ~ 20 graste yau.
ara s.arTn among eiis farmers and nnsn.
anita n1 mail villages. Mem ara now ignr.
inR 1ha ire m rhe southern boundaries q,
6ls rllIagas The amuKe q 20 denae tbuJ
ma s'in almost 1iddaI during the tsy.
IN Linton towDssIp. ten mics north from
'o'e' affnsrr arr lighting rhs ire &rge
'H"s''b-s hh fSInes having approached assn
srrn1issV s'oss % seye.ai Sssrns Aoos,e
mountain s''isza toY Tniifs Vss~s u,an-
At'ts ~ IIn'@f, rsairnaa lea. .ask ase..
HaVh ''-.i' DESTROYED. From al nuArre-s N
ms ffgihn rsrgS rrUcrta II tsxsrrn-ip-a
mountain Tres. Fbe.e 9xa Tsaa.. an, enc /
ran N AL hls sss.ion sEee he fo,r,h ~ |
gniv.
frnsIns. SPRING. sgd se:ls r.a-s- r.e<.-e
known % fsii sre dry. The DesAvays4 .r.a
l.ss xa"ssns 1Fevr sac i"rrrA~z sehes M.
lssw lowest rresycss lsw pszsaY ss.x,p -
sst vas d $50 Rsan. scsaxss 4s.a ,..o.
eUzsss. = fss e1slg ts1Dg hist sAs E,,azeat
sill zyPstss destruction saci sssff4~iTsy.
Pna5tjese AsYesse@ fAy DuyA~v.
PHILADELPHIA. ssysssaisAy gs--3rses n
be sst@stcvs be rizs is1st - yesse-nxY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-02

<vpOr &eyEsOar ~ reconsider pi refuAsi ~
soocv. tie EOsnansfivu vii Ue sDaIcvn5c.
t.~yesnSs T1lADS AsGssSs 20 IySse AAs
Good ksath.
Genera FsulkIss CHAR uaaI q sfse OK
Diyse { sypOars1c ~ sLe nssaNgs CVpseL-
too to inform Governor 81. nept VI LIE
LonIia Asscl, tb1s e. eplpg s1ut ~ sSoferloi
S@y q our sis following t~iegrsn, at shvs
aps TIC good .sltn 81 Governor 2Iaeu {
friends 10 ths meter VI Svsernof seymour I
xsSaDaDsEsOR:
Rkw YcYK. Soy.sn t,er ]. 3St.
Ke1- Eog.t.e s+y ~ AZ utaas. fs~ ysi
Tit Sts.e eopsepr oD, lnelaolng mysst
setAc toward you IL nas ptuaos! kDoo ,sdn
TIE fcfn q .3lsgi sn soo@syoc py LIT ffpn
Mr. Sys1sgs vss xgfsoo pyoz Ia ooa 5ttt
VI ter ~ s3grry, ~ it4 lAdyasg &c AIo1esH7p
your soe& pence ] renamed u Ssfsscgs y,
1oss spsacly convey your ess9sisn y tAs
00GS a6i3DD. ; f6LLhHLG'
I'll. following Il Tic torn VI me els pSNI
Fef6sy I'd 70 sDcys, IscS3sso ~ GENERA
ksvtt nsT ffcu AT spf1xkf:
go " AGc coWpsete liz neks'
SsHvssSasssI SS~assItsss.
kacsaosD, Va, s@ptem Der lion u ..
Haze. we Dc-ray nominated for Congfess
by ,h4 Cols~syGlYes ii ths seventh DIE
fSaet
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-02

"'ia .nar epsTaH mis- n,o-aiag = =, i,s-
tF4nr4rc especially tor nrNu ,ri ,r,,,p~
s1itv M sa'tnr md nn .,'aa nfs-, yes
aE.ds ti.i rtnti.,q prsNisr,e f-,+os
asfar v''t"fs 'itr r,naart4nra 700 reyS~fo
3..S ~ .agfpo =.>'al f,r - ~,
sc tsH p.lrs Va, y.e5i,,-, So
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generally r'assnI .,ialliuy nd ,corrio.-,lty NJ
s'h ~ IN - Sn,l,i,,p f--,,-sr
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yearett feaIas.ng So, 30
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TiH -.l"H 'or ne entire 7rect er-irr-ra = SRI
,aiaz .afIins. 200 No 4caa- 70
ore
fi'N i~"ha"gs teiNarsrr~ r-rte t.Fa rate1y.- ~
all p.srfs - Hay arg rol.s ,vae' issn tarr e -
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'@e'ast ~ ast reHs sca $50 as+ YET
NaAF'5 - ,rnrts praat Prtt3i7 rnt 1r'sq
against = 81 ct veH| s--a ,-sf es- yea- 4YA =
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lG1g at yr,,-
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ast yea~
F,A d'sYatrHe. - re '~rf17rge make ne stocks
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NNsN ~ s-cc@ssa-> C1I1-sz En-
s,ss ~ selr3TeF> Hs7@Ess T'-Ncsg--1 = e. -sn
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patent IS granted NJ aess ser --laS ..s rsYss-E-y
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so $50 'S y, Tet,s-.as sr-sa s.t5sa7iua
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ND Sew~cy LEND Ns-rru,~-
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rst ;. : =. ~. -. sNS - 49, s'Ilhof,x GO.
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ts'ree >r*re> sSere-s! I.zpr nesce.
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y >f'r< vssser~ AsrsS 1asee SC sss-ss--meus
81, ~ : = - .rTEy FTNsse $50 rass7ss zzinins and
nv errr'7c0 cs'-,s >cs hes>esses- nxsss atfsnard
Nrs~-s> ct Ps> srs Reuu.<,
=, OWNe'H Fefoger- 7Fc ss'se-> a re at, VIZ a,
ho,n tha svvrr1-~est al < Y n,nn -
NWrW'sN "9TN A1E So 60 - . .aF' ~ ~
firs( sfso,n y sne N,ylncv r~n~ivsd kn-
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tcrNd, y ri teA " re }ses VS., N.vsa
ssstH NN'7'N reoSANo ~ addressing tsILNdEY i
sses tansecuy,yi ~ sy1~asx I, N N.s,- -.
rWlnfe 'nN' y TIE F'-,,-s>e States she ;:on-r a
teAws asa TN S,ptls- ,aass< ,,s.r, nsss,a. v
4, a ~, Nv VSsnt ~ GU s,'esress e conducted
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s'S S $ gSs.. y s,TS. Is 81 !. s5R
sa, h, S.ss,, sgs s, n.y. We desire 70 vaa
..a vttNoHx Co.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
'N'''" sr>r"s c'srwsCe CorRv.
r'%rt't'r ~ LOUISIANA
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'" "erhturtcy NJ. too
w "rBf Ns WILLIAM GEORGE SlvrtvNa
myNNnF q 'ht ttw et Randolph FatS4 ~ xsss
NaiNh Rouge r#t sh and dis,.ct .6>tes III ,Y;s T.
,sE9 ~ hNr's Qnd"l The act ut Eaps,Hss NJ Nafrs
!. wy, htsp ths DAY died N satd o,e,t = nsGi''>a
EM"S " p discharge aud CettReate thrre,i
49, u, sAt'' 0nht' sud ether elaima rtevsh'e IN
f'H tN" a9' FNtee y thegrlorr siy,a tr Ill S,,s,
lpis nhr h4,e 'ed theiI iebts ana tr ali ,tbs,
tr.Nbhs y m'e.ru hat she tN,rt s,h day n n,
nFHe' is.o' - y \ NJ. - asasaN-t ~ tha hss,,Hs
~ w tsW sh' that they mas them seS hn,S
r pS,.na wy Sion ,Anae, en, thev hsvr. ais H.
tmns' w. iN' rff 't''rn should not ~ sraInt,i,
sH Hl nl,mi pp''tr " given .lat ths bankt.,ta
,.e u''fh' ~ evan NJ ion tcr'rt Rreissrt En-
ffs uh ~ tiahi tuih DE-, OF Eptn,,,h,. 4
~. kn" utirnts 3.'"'''oSf NH'lA
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MONETARY AND coMAERClAL.


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