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ns- Pullman Drawing Room and aIeepinE Can
from ateu6snyille sud Columbus through VttIoui
S s; 70 CinSihnau Louisville, indianapolis and
=, Tho pleasure seeker or those seekipS R1ns, 4.
nc Wet, LhOuh call on or address the indeniSned
ior through time tables, mapS, land circular and
turner lnlorHlauon' W, l. OBRIEH,
htreNt, Columbus, Ohio mTi9
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MERCHANT TAILOR.
l take pleasure in informing my cuSto.
mers, and the public in general, that my
FALL & WINTER STOCK

Is now in store, with the addition every
week OF such novelties rs may be brought
out.
Gentlemen will find in my establishment
everything that is new, stylish or desirable
in material, both Of Home and Foreign
make, and at prices to suit the times.
l will make up 10 measure heavy weight
all wool Suits from $40 90 upwSrds, which
In cut workmanship and trimmings shall
not be excelled.
From my long experience in the busin esq,
doing my own cutting. selling my own
goods and buying exclusively for cash, my
expen es are at the lowest point, and eau
and do sell at the lowest figure.
l am closing ont my entire stock Of FUR.
NISHING GOODS at and below cost, TO
discontinue that branch OF business.
FL. IINGEN
Au2l
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An Honest Boy and IL Mean WO.
man.


man.
st. ClAInvilIc Gazette.
On last Tuesday George Troll, a ten
or twelve years old sou OF Frederick
Troll, found pocket.book containing
Se4 on the street in front Of Tony Sing:
ers, near the Presbyterian. Church.
George Immediately set about trying to
find the owner, which he finally did in
the person Of strange lady who has been
selling books about town for the past few
days. The property was returned and
George received the magnificent compen.
sation Of ten cents. George is.an honest,
manly little fellow and is entitled to great
credit for his upright conduct. Many
boys would have kept the money and no.
body ever have been the wiser.
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the world, a. we'll a complete record Of local
events.
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BY mall, N adsancs, PoIiags pTPGid.
IN Cllls o. flFe.''"''''''- '..'.'.,s'H..t y ocn'
10 Clubs ol TeiI..... " each,
In Clubs oi TWGnty.-,.,,..... ......-.. 20 zach.
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TIME TABLE-wHEEIIEG 4 ELM GROVE
i RAilROAD-0n and after Monday, DScem-
6Ir l0 1917. cArH will run as folloEs.
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FINANCIAL.
JOHS K. Bo1apono, rrsat eIO. ADApu, cu.h'r.
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY
successor TO the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING.


This Bank il organized and prepared 10 tranbact
The business Of banking In all IL details.
II succeeds the Flint National Bank q WheellnR,
II owned BY the same shareholders and il updef ihs
sane management
BY carefully regarding the interests Of liz Cor.
respondents and Deposition, and BY prompt and
faithful execution Of their wishes Il hopes 10 IueTit
their eateetn and confidence,
Notes and Bills discounted,
UpitOd StateG. ''''
popoIit Accounts subject 10 check At 1iVht TO
eelyed from Banks, Bankers, Firms, COrpOfailonS
aud Individuals
Certificates Of Deposit Issued payable on demand
or At lEed dates
Interest allowed on SpOcIal DepoaiI,
DIRECTOR;
John K. BOtaiOrl, WIN. Il, Hlmp,op.
jacob 3, Rhodes, WIN, A, Turner,
VIM. A. lsGtt, John 4. Ho6in,
A. NJ. Adams, O, o, Dewey,
Henry N. Harper, iny2i.dAW
IA ~
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TRANSPORTATION.


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Snmeerhnd No q stops al all Stations 6etvoSn
WhRoling and GmiLOn.
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d CimpbtA" and should IN no oGIt b. dddFeIJetl 10
sMher tndlptdnaI nIenber Of he drm BY name.
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SisGte"VAs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bellaire at
~ :. MI Eri0SePort al 46j; and arrives nj steu-
benVllle al 6!l5 p IN.
:. Leaves sIsulenvlIle at 7;IS H. M; arriveS At
Bridgeport Vi S:65 u. IN.
Special accommodation trRlns leave BellAIrO at
W N. and lG:i0 p, IN; Bhdk report at 9i46 a. m.
and iO9 p, IN arrive at Martins Ferry 9b6 q. m,
ha ElV p M htturning leave MRTtIns Ferry at
ll:2b w. and $50 D. me- Bridgeport ll;S5 n IN.
B:b6p III. ~ '-' "t~
liekOts TO all principal points In the East and
W9t Can be procured at the Union Ticket Ofaoa,
aCLute HOUSE, and at the station at bridgeport.
+. X. MYERS,
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PLUMBING, GAS FIT1IHNG, &C.
BECK & SIMPSON.

serBRAss CASTINGS A SPECIALITY.
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Ocl5
, 1877-09-13

Patrick Iivary was lust night locked up IN
tho Chicago Avenue Station charged with &C.
ycrclr beating Anton FInkel, Of No. 20 8ctl9-
wick atrcct. over tho head With bar Of iron
in the blacksu,ithshop ID which both vero
working.
Not many weeks ueo man named Nelson
korey complained that Constable fIaskins, Of
Justice lIaincs' Court, had committed larceny.
Constable lias!kins appeared for trEnj, hut t6o
prosecution .s M VIVA missing, and, Showing tlat
,hofcy,s ehargo was based upe!a tic fact that he
attachment writ, ltaskins Ind korcy arrested
Tor perjury, and Yesterday ,1ustl.c Afcccl, sent
him to The Criminal Court In bonds nf $500.
joseph Mother, Of tho firm Of Mfctx,cr Bros,,
notion dealers at No. 1883 Madison street. WIN
s20,000 Of tho aasets of the firm Wills Tia
other members ut tho firm were buyinr In ti,e
EMst. y INV under surveillance b. thu police Of
st. GATHERINGS. Ont. lie wilt he brought back
ta1nel.. Il Is reported That Fi3,5W in Unltcd
States hon'iA and $500 In cash were found nnon
him when arrested.
THE HANSON SHOOTING.
ccee il eq1ssr oy lyesetay EST % att;oan sue
slooti1g n1faIr. Hanson Is In quito 4 low con.
dtion, aud ut no time yesterday eonll anything
be made out q hts story Of The shooting. iic
axSr5Sa "Rnewn '9s an 1t on wa' ons .,ag{ BY
Union, bnt, thinking tl.ot Hanson lad hau
perlaps made an error III the location, io
srnrchef! fartl,or up the street, und was re-
having tlrcd tho shot. Ills name is c. d, III
drteh, md bis non Charlie isono OF tho brightcst
and most c1llcicnt policemen unon tlo
force; The old gentleman keeps
ANAL furniture md repairing sllop nj
No. 2e, West Lake street, ncar Tcor,o,
Ills workmci md himself have bccu greatly
aHnaycd of late by buys throwing stones ut and
through tho shop windows. 1fo has warnc.l
them OF repeatedly. Tuesday evening an I'M
usually n,a'is.ant attack wis mnlo by tic
urchins, and Mr. Ai.lrirh, In all exaspcrntcd
mood, went out anl ilrcl ut them. II
!lrse !se no Observed inan put his hand
n t.c walked on Mnconcerlcdiy AIr. Aldrfc., pall
no further attention to It. ie owns up freely
to tho shooting IN connection with hts own
street Station awaiting tho result OF uanaon's
injuries.
, 1877-09-13
TIE CITY-HAII.

The license receipts yesterday wcro $500
The numlcr Of licensed saloons has increased
To ,ba3.
Six ncw cases Of scarlet fever wcrc reported
nt tho Health Otcc ycstcr1tay. There have been
three deaths this week iron, TINT cause.
Tho Comptroller yesterday issued rovonuo
warrants amounting 10 $1,000, mud redeemed
popular loan certificates amounting 10 $300O.
The Trcasnrcr's receipts Yesterday were 8, .e3t
ftnm tho City Collector, q, 579 from tho Water
Department, and S,,0ls from tho Comptroller.
Tho Department Of Public Works yesterday
nlvertfscd for bids for filling, Erntlfug. c,lrb]ur
and paving the tnterscetton Ut l.uth street and
tic cftT's portion Of tic same, extending from
Chicago avcnuc " Cctar street.
The tnflk-lcalers begin 10 rcal1zc that they
spcctor Merki's ~atchfa! eye the city is rapidly
acquiring an apprccIablo revenue from thcn
Three hundred aml twcnty-thrcc licenses n
hnyc been Issued stlre the passage OF tho new
milk ordinance.
Tho following building permits wcrc issued
basement etone front nwcllIng. slxii feet. On.
tarlo near St. Clair strcct, to Gust E,,0OO John
Kctsin, Il twustury dwelling, .Es.x5O feet, No, 81
johnson street, to cost f3.,UN; G. A. Jo!lnsoi1,
four tw1story md basement dwellings, Market
near Ohio street, to co,t 5000 eacll; Tl,omas
LYNCH, tw0story and basement dwelling, 2lx
10 feet, on Taylor near Aberdeen street, to cost
$a4GO.
:. Tho plans for tho foundation Of tho Court
House, AMI tho tables OF weights, etc., wtic!,
those foundations will sustain, will probably bc
furnished to the building Committee to4lny lIy
Architect ECan. Tho other plans--tln,se for The
several elevations Of the huillfng-wil lo forth
coming before the fst Of October. rs specified in
the contract. The reason why the foundation
plans are obtained SO soon Is tint the Committee
desire to take advantage of the time ttnt would
elapsc before the elevation tiesigs are really TO
advertise for proposals for tho foundations.
Every day Is valuable, "a It ia desired by the city
officials that tho work be done without fall be-
fore cold weather sets IN.
The following table will show tho number Of
deaths from scarlet fever during the ycar cudrc
Sept. I, tho number of deaths per month, n,Hl
tlio nun'i'er IL each wurl, tbs i,uMber Of nalcs,
fclnntcs, single aud married pcrsouh:
, 1877-09-13

Mnaltcrahly optnsr,t 10 having tho
d'Hnc built, notwithstanding tho ccu-
tru*1ty OF the ttuntr tn driving
Tie piles for the rttv's half OF thu foundation
lhts mixes th1gt very mncl,, rs the county Is
going on With tie construction Of its part " the
doric, and. this tno, without the H1as,t having
eyer nErec.t tn lM,fl any moro than the founssa
tion uhicr the circumstances, It IA nbn,1t tino
fl'e :" Ring" shosd stop anl 10 tnsnc thinking,
ns the work being done by Sexton Ia tic waste
9f 90 much moncy.-thc throwing Of IT. away
The foundation without The cooperation Of tic
city, anu tho foundation n1n1.c will lie M Oh.
ttsnetton and n 1utsance as we'll. Egan saya It
Hiil ctst not less than &47,CUn as It is now br-
equally responsible parties uiicsc,i !. to tlo tic
work for lHlf tho money. They wsro lnsuc-
ecsst1i, however, let.lusc thcy ,iil 1.ot accom-
lang their proposition With MI utTer to divide.
a time AZ MI understanding IS reached between
tlie county anl city authorities.
, 1877-09-13
DES MONIES,
Auapcnston OF tho Capital City Dank-In.
1n0r thHt H. +. Allen Is Going lnto tho
Dry.G0ofts 1tlsltlcks.

HuapcnSon OF tho Capital City Daak-ysn.
1n0r tlsnt II. +. Allen Is Going lnto tho
Dry.Gootts 1fnslncKs.
Rpttta9 Corrtspond<nes Of TAs Traouns.
DIS MONIES, Ia, Sept. 10.-scvcrai months
ago, The Capital City Dapk. Of this city, owned
by Alb West, was sold to cx.8tntc-Treasurcr
Christy and II. G. sigler, wcll-lsuown wealthy
banker. The latter soon after sold h!s interest
10 Isaac DNnIt, e1-Dcpnty.etaee-Trcaaur A
man possessed OF considerable wealth. West
Ccca1nc one Of the firm Of tho State Hank Of r,
Il. West Il Sons, who went up the spout july
II In one Of the worst failures i'm. ever occurred
IN this city. The West fatlu.e, without any
foundation In fact, created di6trtist among tho
!toposltnrs tn tho Ca.Atui City D4nk, It having
been dtsooycrcsl. tiiat tho eIrgaut stono.f1olit
money, They hogan to draw On the bunk, a,al
tie draft lnersasetl day by ay, until, III, FrtAy,
two chceks VERY presented, which weru III lact
oyer.dratts, and which, thy bank could
spread oyer The town; r,sll Of dcW,sltGrs was
lie result. and tlIs bank WAS obliged to aus
penl. The owners say that, up IL the West
failure, they had loaned out to merchants and
businessmen On call ull their available funds.
While tlicsc loans were lralc To gah and r.
slunslblc parties. tho strIngcncy oi thu timrs
WIS such tat they .ll not meet their demands
pFo'nps!y, uni thus the bank was embarrassed
Dh 1tlc hand hy thcn', and ON the other by .ie-
ralne IN. This Is shown by = statement OF busl.
uess Oh tho day "cst's bauk 1ailed:
Grnstal depoeIts.... ..,..."...... ..,.. SOL, 1o7
Al!l1 fecelsaDle... Observation-Disclosures. G Q34
On Friday last:
i,EI MEetN ueuusts' 3A
Hills sFetelvaosa.,.s~,-. ,..,.. .... a,.A5
Ua Saturday the bank was opened ps usual
!fFahdt and chr.sty betnE un hand to explain,
but not pay: They bath declare tho bunk Is
solvent. a.nl will puy every dollar; and, befura
hight had dune MIcl! to reatoro confidence,
They say the l!ahllttfes Ut the bank are Sul.XH}.
willie Tho Asscts are 375,sO0. Both Urailts aud
chEistY aru wealthy, beEl1R p4,ssesscd VI OF rerty
tndcpen1cnt VI thu bunk. They declare that no
une sl1l lusa Auilur; that, while they might
have borrowed money Oh binds aud mortgages,
they preferred to carry tile bank through ia III
p~l Fespuftr4, believing that It would b.
stronger In thu es'ut4ence Ut the tgoplc ia 20
doing. OF course tLcir lccIarattons
arc received BY Ae.Nsitors with tho usual
feeling that "busted " bankers always make q
good showing on papek. 1t remains TO be seen
llsw far the promises made will bs redeemed.
The bapk will be open every day for eolloQutal
business.
How much further b, +. Allen's failure will
70 " ruin business In thta city, "a beyond tho
Ken Ut any nIln
It u ruinostxi about town that Mr. Allen will
soon open III ilntucnse l1y-gouls store, In COLI
ncctiou With another tnefchuuk whose storo wa4
closed not long ago to "tako M account of
STOCK" uAWKEYB.
, 1877-09-13
OUR MILITIA.
TttH vtnAT AeTwu MONEY

A meeting uf tbs board ut Officers Of tho FIrst
ltcgtnuht !. N. q. was held at tho armory. Eoa.
liz to 118 Lake etEcct. last evening, Mai. E, u.
Swain presiding. Tho Trustees of the regiment
hui BEEN lnst.cd, mud Messrs. frank Blair and
ex-Ald. McCrca wcre prescnt, to listen to tie
unfolding Of scheme whereby thu First might
place itself upon sound financial basls.
Maj. Swain stated the object of the meeting,
and called upon Qusrtermaster ]. D. bangs Tor
. ass3ort aa 10 the condition of the regiment,
This "1llroF submitted verbal repurt, Ia which
he stated the amount OF property owned aud
he''l by the regiment, tho amount Of t.s values
Capt: Williams read an article which ho er.
plaiued hu! not been read by anybody prcscnt.
not approved " any person o. authority. Thia
afae!s Was Prepared by the Finance Conjtutttco,
OF xhisl, csp.. Williams was ChartuaIi, aud Il
Isnit +" W,s tns .5ntat,.'ts u ths 1'eoplo.
20 Il!n. Ae ~as not familiar with the law J. Of
tue state; IL I'D not think It was Thoroughly
Known s. r, 19at tl!e IeRtIncnt WA suffering for
whiIa uon 9'fSzat.o t s,o w1s Is only seen o.'col la
Thought the ocsi plan wns u frst uppcal to thv
State and yet all the aid II VIVA cntitisi t., nnI
then 60 for tAe citizsn4. He thought it wvui.i
o. wsts 70 ~ Detail men from tlan Regiment 10 70
city, ana - s1sess s them; 60 to the most gen
Tho standard Of the subscription ltsts. TIL,
riot WIS over and tAe people were leco,u,,r.
lukcwazn,. Tbs Board Ut Trade ought to lur.
nl.h fruM 5,0U tu $1,000 Tie speaker ;lad
faith to believe that tue regiment could bc us.
taincd. Tie Second regiment lad .llRcrenI
element to appeal y, but thc mclnbers had gonu
to work, ailu he did not doubt that they would
tucece't. Then he would 70 to the Couilcu and
give the Aldermen d talk. lie would t!,rcateu
~ b5sts tn thu atd ola lawyer, Il necessary, to
Get the appropriation money. The city WAS hard
up now. but liz thought they might squeeze out
the Necessary aul0nut. There bud been a lues-
tlon A. 10 the, eule4ellry and Loyalty of every
other organization IL the c'sy At thu tkne Of tho
tnt, even to the police forre; but no one had
doubted tue fealty and capahilisy Of the First
Regiment. fhs speaker xas heartily applaud-
AR. FRANK BLAIR
iaAda few Femarks ip which hs confessed that
hs haa M doue ltsle .calping ~ this direction
sIs. ~ H. oTn aceouns, but With Indifferent sue
sould % succeed much better than him
seA Ae could SEQ no better way
u accomplishing the deaired object than by !
VIGOROUS pushing ot the CAUSE By tha members
, 1877-09-13
A PERFECT TOILET SOAP.

l1ne among the requisites Of tho toilet IL a s1o1
article of Soap hut to procure Is not h!ways u ~,
naftts stAy of the most cxncn1ire SuatA In He .s
kct h Ade from cuaIxe md Ecteorious ,na
thcr delicate color'ng md fragrant perfume loo n+
conceal tho ost rcpuis!re tputitics Tho tsc1onr,s
recently maj" pualtn rcaardtng this subject aso nod.
Hse!t Naftaln&. anu dcaefvn seFtuus coHstlcratton
seemed sosrs arc now known to bo extremely obItc.
t!onnbe. especially II applied to the heads jpjurnp N.
hAif lsrltatErR tile ScaD, and Inducing aorero hesd
aecs. The character Of tho lnETul!cn mar be intcrtd
ifptn Inc statement Of gentleman who makcs ,he
eneaxed !n THIS euipoymeu were aottiifed.
wlItG,l Ak ths oscupat!on could Gu followed. "''''e
Toilet sohr 1t last o1ytstc o.esrF thanks Ia ~
sNntsr{rtss Nn a9 M es,nIsat sk!ll q Ny NAnnir7 q
xoso les cstabsncnt Is by RI tia iafEes, o i.
kina tn the United States The 1cnnwn pt sr IAsnirrs
,cMnatcd Iut t6is Isss suceess II te aprroyrats ~
efnWn q tic nnmer1as Victories nlrsalY achieved
~ H4aniT as s,eecosS II rcrjeetnK lla spnna,
tSn ~ tho nncat toilet aap cscr introduced: The pro.
Sgs, arc the ,,fss scx.ahe os
n. result simply unparalleled III ths department II ia.
III: T. pAnrlTr's Tot1kr Soar u the seado- n,rx
~ which t!ls ecxsnt toilet luxury iesIsneod al
i1t tho delicate skin f lnfants children
s 4 os n III y snosa;
bslnK of ancl sh.oc purify 70 rcq!ru no lid ffos
ssd .,s e IL, fess =
Il s a1sta5s .ss s SsS s!!3
ThoSKH specially desirable for ths use Of 3sd,c, md
-. T e Il msse. say s,ss. e. Ksa
q the nest fnHps fer l'trIrra usn T. ]uit .DelnF
bsssa sss a ;5zs y! Ssa''' tor " *
K. r. RiRNjTT. Nctv Vork G,tfu.
, 1877-09-13

DEATHS

hEnl1AhD-Mr.. br. Henry I5erhArd. ,'aurlsc,
II. 1s77. oept
~ New York. Providence, aud milwaukee, ~.
rcrs please copr. pa
DENTtEy-At Wyoming. ". r., on t,,e IN.
tn'i Chnr!otte Dai'ey. eldest daughter Of crysaa
an! Anna T. l,cn.icy, ngcd 10 years anil month.
Funeral *crSiecs will be observed at tho huu.. !;
O'ciock. NJ
llAunls-sept. II, os heart disease. c,..u
Jacob Harris. aged 8:l years. '"'o'
Fnncral acrscea on Thursday, at 1 30 m =.
the Mcthndist Church on Michigan. .nv,' h.!.,,at -
Ihtrty.sccon anu Thirty .this,sa., tnstcAI ot ~
the reetdenco a. heEctof0rp ANNOUNCED. " y
, 1877-09-13

ile le'ser cvlI int now appears 10 tr-,,1
M usually fini Il to be-sho Republican n,r,r
Tile result of tho campaign W m be II. t,u1'i.g.
virtory, no ,loubt. The majority viii nt ~, Va
ovrrwclnlng one, but | uclfcve II vii n ~ ~
lnrges ff'an nny tho party has received l,,,,nrs ~
This Terminated the Interview,
, 1877-09-13

H!ust LNtf ltntI tIptlt
Mt the start. lie was willing t' Ito al1 TINT hi
conti tto personally, but there wins ITO one VII.
conl .ln as well IN this direction MS the psrtic.
directly Interested.
IT. Ihs !, President inqnired how many subscrip
Cart. Hack replied that he 1,a'1 three sub
:ssriPt'onf, Upon which was represented abou'
Capt. Williams said he believed ho had four
which represented sonc 81 300.
Lieut.. Loycjoy said he anil Capt Truman
we're appointed to cansnss the HINT anil sllot
tra.lee. Every dollar that could l,e wiring out
OF that tra.ic they wonld get with little time.
III sn.geot, ,sg Miller sa he h' =, l!st upon which
Mai. Swain stated that he hal sntset1 $1o0, md
to get this hc had spent time enough to earn It
Cart. Williams did not care ahont seeing COLI!
before the pcnple, Win tho thermometer at
zero, tho regiment could not 20 out without
ovcrcDatt.
Surgeon Miller said II they wero orterctl out
hy thG State tl'cy would have to 30. and would
boys would not get d particle Of sympathy
from The peoplc II thcy t1td not 20. lie thought
that II the boys got overroats they would have
to rp for them themselves. ny i ssystcmatIc
people. The First Regiment certainly had a
clean record IT, start with. There wcre no
slurs ever cast upon the organization.
GAIT. TRUMAN
n,so is. ''aus LEV 1o,nasks pon mo same sne
.t ,nd w ny HnsiS1vn i " sGteity, nc saaat
mcuts,-ft was simply a question Of necessity.
,xn ac Gu. c,zens !nust understand taat no ,af ihcro
S.s ~ NV y Il'sn n},oi ~ nustet'folIs ol INC
s' a.e @ an ", n'M ~ ths t'osctnol bl!outu Gsaer
n LIZ, IT.. -. t ." . su'A s,ns suaii "
wise every man 10 obtain full prunisc TINT tho
equipments wnu1d b. forthcoming before he
~ ,,t5ors,1n,i s,I m ~ ~ I'VE ,1.a s"ta .1s
va. thran~h,v roI,,u,oe. .,r,s,xas, sa. t"s
was thc hoiaht =, at,smr,',r r. ~ tGa qcr ~ ~
W., ns ',t ae ~ @ = IT, r,s ~ & TO- ash e men 70
ho,g ,xis .u ~. ~ =, H. +. ms IN tue
%Ia '.,ss III, H. o h,,t. ~ sos loteI tos
thnt a a,.J +" noi,e "nn liz ~ tne =. s GGttg
adittnn @ ~ ~ ,hotr ti,nc Il ~ ,,nvn1 t,,,t ~
ml.tee fnn o1 ,iree c nRpontrd y the rresent
Rnnsd ~ % Tr,,ec, ~ dsriea ,var. m,an ttIc
ra;sa t,u.,or " Harr, ~ oe''es Ways lncahs 70
"Th The ' anna ofIlerr "i.o mopc, ,h., .,otbcr
,o,rt,,,.an " thSs. ~, .1v ~ ws.t .@s M.."s.l .;.,
~. a;.s ."thn.ttt " , apl"." ~ s,t4 -. le. VII
so,cv c ~ r,,to1 .sa. a mpvh IN luz o. sc
.....,. .f.,s H'' r.na '''o 19k''eas VII up
Thn rhntr o,nni,,tr ri r,o,, ~, a-.. f-o,,,,,.
I'm ccnt W|,Iam. ons, tnr,. st a,tsor tn''n nn1
iothcr.ncll; on TIC second, Capt. 'rl Truman. IAN.
it.,,.,,. ~" ttua Ussjvs
,tSnt t',a. ~ ss ,ia. ~ M nn.es tAs
xo i,ad san nj t'si1 .,h ~ ,,n, ant. HIT ssac'
fatienc @ uniform. M In Which to turn ot w,h st tc
.s.; a' r,t1e ~ waS rb;", afnR ,, snae, nc fha,
.sa. Wy t;..1s!ss VI SantHsu nuntl 10 Notn!nE
~ ,n,n,ra .u mo'S "se' 'nes "ao ooo 10 auc'
~. ftnr .,,,,,n f,-,,.r t,1r ,, ~. ., ,,
'cct' tho Board adjourned:
IT.. s,.a,'1 n,..,.an. = - 80. ."'
.uS aeS.a s;.. ne.Imehs, :. -: -; mas hlustcIeu
- ~ W n."so ar.nnrS ee.nns W
sn, ,,r...t. ,o rno1,,n,t na ,1xas..a, aMu