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V(dnp(,.ny Moitiirp ttc 1
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Tim l'i"i riT.--'riin Si "i ct.n v of Hi.,
Trcim.ry inl'ium, tl,f people of ,,e I ni-
l.'.l MhI... tint (licilinil.l.ic.lno,,, jM isc.'i,
amount to ),, .ir,i t,7,',.,.i.i , ,,
I.;it!i.'r Morp, tiiis. Hut he m o
:in j .'iy ll nil m th It ly yr nr ! TociinHe
us to (Id to c( coiiii..! llui SiTKMnry n.liM...
Ut,'- I ho vr lorml Ly llu.t ti. , our
.'om.lry re-unil.' I ft..,i jh-ohjhtous m sit
wi.s Mxt.-on n:onthn
J.ui n i.o l.asronmmt.i.lasrout ,, l.l.in-',('.,
'lor ii: tliin fhtmmto as ln tlij j iliat
.'uly hiM, our iiidtbtt'iincsH ,v If
'!
stci'l of being i,inu bun 1ml millions ill
"C i:t:ii-)., .,' tcc-n ImnUii'd iiiiIIiodh. II
lulU loiigro.-, in July, that ho ant.J
nly f 3I,-i,5I9..rSl to "run the tn.-ichino" to
llie lir.t of .July next (1!S('j2 ) The tinmis
not yet half up utnl ho. infonnn Conftesi.
that it will take $:2 1 4,000,0(10 nioio to car
iy him through. Tlio only reason he -igtiM
for thin seventy per cent, of u mis
take in, t hat the President and Cabinet
thought they would not neeil over 3u0,
000 soldiers to put down the rebellion,
ivLel), at the wine lime, they ni-ked Coiij-resB
to five them 000,000. If a KoliooNboy
"oui'l exhibit Irmiel! incontradictory be
toro J i Ij- teachor as Mr. Chase has dono be
;'nr the Amet ican people he wuuld bo or
dered on the "dunce btool."
In July, the Secretary informed the
public I hat the revenue Irani the n-jw re
r,ulli:a,'. tarill, and from tho J'ublic Lands,
ould be f 00,000,000. lie now says ii will
not amount to uioro than one i.til.1' tiiai
bum ! lie wanli Congress to raise the du
ty on sugar from to 3 cents per pound,
.eo from 15 to 20, and coll'cC from 4 to 5.
"BAThe most potent question now be
fore tho American people is, whether they
will chooso to livo henceforth, ns they have
lived for tho last eighty years, with n tew
brief interruptions, at peace with all na
tions, happy und prospeious beyond com
parison at home, or calmly submit to an
Abolition devolution in our politic;'!, civil
and religious rights, enjiil to that of the
Red Republican Revolution of France?
The devolution just now attempting to be
inaugurated by Si;mner, Lovejoy A Co.,
may not prove as direful in its inception,
but if allowed to proceed and become per
fected under the direction of these fana
tics, it will j rovo far more disastrous and
horrible to us as a nation than tho bloody
French Revolution did to tin people of
Franco.
This class of men seem to have an idol
atrous love for the negro; so much so
that they are now attempting to obliterate
what the laws of Nature have itidel'ibly
implanted in tho Caucasian and the Xe
gro race distinction of color and con
sequently two separate nnd distinct races
of men. It seems that .Sumner d- Co. arc
determined to put tho two races on an
equal fooling, so far na civil rights are
concerned rot by rai-ing the negro vp to
level uith tho white ninn, but by drag
ging lh white man u'wh to a level with
the tegro. In seeking to better the con
dition of the African, they are willing to
hazard tho destruction of tho most pros
porous nation on the face of the globe.
Will t!ey succeed t This depend", for the
present, upon President Lincoln. All eyes
are turned towards him. We are not alto
getlicr without hope.
t5X,.IAX u e, thegreat American shiw
runn, and one of the very best fellows
above ground, has taken unto himcelfa
wife, and fetliod on his farm on the lake
shore in f.no count v, Y&. As Erie countv
is now part of.ho XVIIIth Coiigra-ssioiial'
I istrict, why not send Dan to Conirress ? i
He is nil over I 'ninn n,n.,n.;..
l .-..t
Hupenor nitural abditiw, and nn excellent
cduc-tiou, and having travelled the whole ,
wothlover and having had m-icli to do '
with both men nnd beasts we think he !
U tho very man lor such a district as this. H'air reported a bill to raise a volUnccr'lllmul " . CuiioZn'r
Let Dan '-show" himself throughout the ,f'co in Kentucky for the delence of tin t ed a rebel camp in Sai, county, eaplur.
"wild cat district," and give us n few dispute. Mr. Lovejoy did t.ot v.nnt lo raise :ing 8 l-'rP i'"i"her of wagons, aiid taking
pUys of lrijilendid eloquence, and all! troops that would not fii-l.tanywl.e.e. Mr. 5U 'Mmtfn- . . , ,
i " a j It id rn iitm-ai I ml n.,.n . .
creation can't uplrip him. Hurrah for
Ian Hice!
Not So..
xc .l"". ,
ne nonce nun fcverm ci ouri
ootenipotariea announce with nn sir of
triumph that Vermont has repealed the
IVrsonnl Liberty I.ao, .nMnrl I.o il.n T o
Kislaturo of that SllUe. in ronternnf. of Hie i
Constitution and the Fu.itiv Slave U. j
Veimont hits dor. nasue.l, thine. '
ti i , .i i . t i . . '
I no taW are. the luut I.f-cisl.i turn nnU.
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11
ionors to Investigate the itubjt TheGov
ernor .elected five of the best men 1
of lUetate. who irave arnarat w i it ten i
opiuwiu to tie session that has just-
- c - i
r.edtheO.velflorloaH,oi.,ttiveCommis-L',lo,1,
jourmxi. atiaiiimously iiKreeingiu ilw ua)Vooin.uteil at between two hundr,l and
conHitulioralitv of the aforesaiJ law. ,
Notwithstanding ail this the lcgVamra
ndiouroed without reuiavk thi lain
Irum t he ftatule booka.
list week did not hannsa lo be true The
last week d,d not hapjaa to Ue true he
cars are not ret running t Sandy Ridge,
Whr-n they make tlieir first trip we will
imaoucce the fact. Till thon, we will ay
Co mure about il. ;
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II till,
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llril tin1 I i.lii'i ..!,'i, in, i it, 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 it
tt i I e 1 1 r mvlt n tl I I ii.tt I . Tin' I'llulii
(f l!n' il l)' Wit tpinl ill tin di, ilM'ill "I
i' i"1" "'""I'll i'liit- !' .i""ii" in'" di'
i iuii of our 'li'd'Hl in (In1 Milium 1 n 1 1 !
ili hnt e laltm pbi. e In Hie !.-', n
r.Wutioii w,. n.l.-ptcd ni.llmmi.ig lh
-IPM,,,n, toiiiliipl Mto.,i,.lie mensine
. ,i rv,...n... 0 M i,m.-r in tin m-en-l
',,i i,..ii(,M. Mr. I.ovojov nll.Ti'il a ri-
oliitiun instnictina tlic Sm-rotui v of V((r
; ,0 , rVoke so much of tl.o onl-r of fi.'iitral
Mallook, con.tniuuli.i- Militnrv 1 -p.u t -
monl f tl. V,-,t, M furl'i.li fugitive
jsi)VM , ljll()s of 01lr nnn j.,
0!,i,, I110v,.il to lnv the rusoKuion on
....... v . . ... , . ....
nil- iinir, .Mil iiL'ii'iii in. 1 CAi O.i
j nay Its. Mp I,,in,iinf! olUi't' it Mibctituti'
I which Mr. Lovcjoy Mccpted
character!.- !
I ing 1 1 1 o order a iuliu man
and cruel, an 1
,. . , .
reoiii'sl , ii ii tho 1 resident to direct Uener
,il llalleck to recall the same. Further
consideration postponed, Mr. I'lair, of
Missouri offered a resolution providing for
l he pay of all ollicers Hiid soldi.-s in actu
al servic; tinder Fremont. Mr. Conklin,
of New York, introduced a bill providing
lor the punishment of army supply specu
lators, Mr. l.twes, of Massachusetts, re
marking that without legislation on tin
subject the Treasury would be bankrupt.
In the Senate, on the 10th, Mr. Sumner
presented the petition of a Mr.Treadway,
setting forth that lie had sometime ago
made complaint, under oath, before the
Supreme Court, against Jell". .ivis and
others, charging them with treason, that
ne afterwards made similar complaint be
fore a magistrate, of which no notice was
taken. Referred to the Ccmmittee on the
Judiciary. Mr. Foot, el Vermont, offered
a resolution to expel Waldo T. Johr.glon. j
Senator trom .Missouri, i.aid over, lhei
rest of the day was spent in the delivery of
eulogies on the late Senator Bingham, of
Michigan. In the Jlouse, the resolution
from the Senate tj appoint a joint com
mittee to inquire into the conduct of the
present war, was con -uireu in. Mr. Ten
Jleton of Ohio, ddn ssed tho House ut
length on tho subject of the fuspension of
tho writ of h ilcat corpus, alleging that Con
gress alone had powtr to order its nuspen.
sior..
In the AViii.V. on tho 11th. Mr Chandler!
of Michigan, offered a resolu ion to P" '
point a joint committee with power to re-
I i ..n C.X.r. ll.f. .....I. r- tV, n . , I . n.. I
."" """' nuv.i viintn u3 in-,
may deem improper or incompetent to
coinmand,- Iiid over, The bilanco of
the day was spoil in the delivery o! eulo-
gies on tho death of tho lato Senator Ih-
ker, killed at Ball's Hlutl'. In tho limine.
Mr. liin'hani, of Ohio, introduced til ill to
confiscate the thives and jroj,erty of reh
i'U. lieferrcd. Mr. Lovejoy oalled up
Iih trioluiioii in reference to the order ol j
Ojtit'ial llalleck, which j.'ave
rise to a
leiidhv del.ite in ivl.ieh Messrs I oveiov
itiifetny Ut.t..iie, in wuilIi jMesr. l.oiejo,
Illinois, Stevens, IV, I'.lair, Mo., l'ouke
and Ki'li'gg. of 111., and Julein, of li.d..
pui'ticii.ated. when Mr. Vallandiyhain,
purtici'.'ited, when Mr. Vullandiyhaii
of Ohio, moved to ley it on tho tahle.-
-
Adopted yeas 78 nays CI. This in the
first rebuke administered to the I adit id
nliclitiotiihls.
In the Senate, on the 12th, Mr. Tru.n
hull of Illinois, offered tho following reso
lution, which, Leinfl objected lo, wjs laid
over.
Unohed, That tho Secrelnry of State he
directed to inform tho Senate whether, in
tho loyal .States of the Union, liny jierscin
or per-ons have heen arrested ami impiis
oiimi, nnd are now held in confinement,
hy orders from him or his depart (iient.and,
il ro, under h hat law such iirrests have
ocen tnmlc nnd such perbt.ns imprisoned.
ATter a loiif (leh.itc Mr. Foot's lesolii-1
.c. . . ...
lion to e.p'l .senator Jn inston, o Mo., I
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i w.r,.,..o, in ,1,.. l.i:; ....:.....
In the .., personal explanations!
o . v v . . . iu iiii tiu'iamij inoii'ii iviz, ,
'A'orc ' madt hy Messrs. lllair, Lovejoy and :
others, on t he suhiect of Gen. IL,lleck'sMurtu ,K'"r '""f""t', on .Motnlay even-
- ;
onlor, in course ol wh.cl. it wnsro-i
voaletl tlmt (ien. lLilleck, hy letter to Mr.;
I'I 'ir. explained that his order was not j
confined to slaves, but to all persons. Mr.
Wicklille, of Kentucky, and Mr. Mnyiiard
of Tennesseo, both supported tho bill 1
which wns iiostnoncd Mr Vllint nf
. . ,
Jlas.-nchusetts, olfered a tesolulion ns to
i me 'ui .,is,u ti, me ns,, A ,,,cii gave risp,
lo a wn,m "'''e. fr.tiing in a personal
!lI,0oation between Conway, of Kansas,
T'
e ..,.-...,
citiirei to bo settled elsewhere."
'
,Ious('S ll'Pn 'jr" "ntil:No.5. Alter re,r.evinK their K..,.s under
, XT . 1 ...
Jiu,",',J-
fc VccoVdi'ngTolhoTttnt of the'
Director of the I'nii,l S.,pa Mint ll,
aJ-'fi'M ami silver coin iov in tl,9 coun'.ry is'
- ....... ...w
vcnty.fiv. and three hundrod millions !
of dollars,
Tl. pniirA ,i,
J ne entire comaM, since the
establishn.nt of the mint, amount to
StoL'U.U IUtH. tlwttPil from m naa F
United Sute. Hs states thlt in.
PPOasa nf ar.hl ri.m .ikh.Ia a
1 1 " p -. m
rp,dy brewing and recommends Ihe
establish merit of a Mint at Denver City,
Newly ull the silver in now received fioni
uiu4 iu Nevada and Ariaonia, aud
are yielding largo returns, I
I I pRilf n I IVtt'l'M:)1.
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Ti'l'T A. Voting
in. K . A Mini i(.nt
Mm tin V . !'i niii"
l.tiilii r M. Sum-tin
tlMU'L'l V. ( Il'iIi'II
V in. A . NcImiii
Levi tiniirki't'
Ku liiiiil J. I.'i'iiklin
Jul, n It. Millir
All'lllH I'l'll'l
ilicuiy l.iliincr
lli'iny lli,n,i
' Mattln'W t.'. I nto
ll'llll I ll(MIIi-llll
Kicluiiil II. Mimv
lolin Jicniiiilv
tiutlicl) Vii.i'iiin;ir
Samuel SuiiddV
' I'atiicl (iliilmm
lieoi ge Mai k l ei t
Michael Sheliig
.lolin Krise
Jo Im M essituer
John W. Allies
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s J J j' n V hi i n 1 i 1 1 ' '
! -'. . Joiiliui
j Will;,,,,, Taylor
i 1 1
Joseph ltirgi'i
. lolin .Solomons
jFiUard WeUh
John l.iradv
JMn ll'iel Keep
Michael Culp
fiohn Riddle
Isaac KoOison .
j Joseph Scooly
N '
.lo:m I'., t. ai r
lanx s tinui'li'y
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KvIit
I twens
1 1: ,1k'''1
1 1 H to ;. Kuck
Tiioiii.ts II. I ruin
II
em y
, DtveiiH
, Sin, ll.
Isaac Lines
J icol) lielnett
! lijnh Kslit ntelter
N iclioias ,s.,upMin
.lolin li. Lo lii'ld
Jacks"!! l oiter
Joseph Krt-iUer
(i. M. Johnson
Daniel -
(ieorge liaiighuiau
avid 1'mck
Hurry 11. Ilite
.lames C. Reams
Chai'L's Hall
Daniel K. Weld
S 'lomon Cupper
Fibs Kyler
Kichard J. Shafl'ner
Andrew C. Sp inogle
James A. Mead
(ieolgu I. Kyler
Henry C lleise
Oiai les Sin der
Adam Miller
I'elor Curley
James (iraham
Robert (.iialiam
'Sidney Fin ley
Jacb's MdlVr
Jdsi pli Hull. nd
William lloozo
W in. Clonser
Samuel J'.ailey
Meivin I.udlow
Samuul flare
Newton JSuiley
Valentine Culp
lolin Ldish
Nelson llliss
lohi; S. J m y
lohn Fniiienoy
Hnlser IlaiiM'r
I) F. Slanbarger
Jacob Waiuriglit
Samuel Cro.
'A' ui. Lo.ii?r
'.James Maguire
Jj.i'ias L. I'mvnell
fd,u,'t
j,J" jj ' l-imm
THE WAR NEWS !
'VS.
L m'tsctlle, )i-c. 1 1.--fjonerali) Riisoiu,
Negh y and Johnson's Foderul brigades
crufsed last Tuesday to the snuthern bank
ol (ireen river neiir Munfordsville.
The following items of Southern news
have been leceived :
The Kentucky rrovisionaI'( Rebel) Gov
ernment h.-w passed an act taxing tiiose
brokers f 2;"i per week who charge a dis
coui)1. on Tennessee and other Southern
money.
'i.Itvil.OlliC0tIV", W'lh 1:lrS' for-. is
"The'lliehmon-l .,.,-r of tho ::oth
.1.1 I I ' ...
,ays inooi ers are oeing uireu tor llie con
struction ofu railroa l from Contreville to
Miinastms.
Tin Southern miners mir i!ia I'..,l.-i-,il
, ..
forees CMiin.it i!',l more than onn third of
lh Sen IslaiHl fotton rai,e,l in tl, South.
tht valuo ol which is only $740,000.
Tho Norfolk J),j, Hunk k.ivs (ienornl
Seoit will soon he in the South nfler the 0Nai Sit,.rt t0 less thnn flo ,0(10,000." l'.ut ' P, " 1 liS AI',1 l,.cr""" .or" lll'r,',,-v ',n"
maniiur ol the Mason and .Sliddell can- ,,' .. , , , , ,. , tinned iirnmsi buy mjr, or in any war un d-
luro the .Secretary 1ih Iililde the uonderlul ; t!linK iih n certain pronamory note for $ lO.piv-
Jil-fimonJ. Dec. 5. via New I Mlea,.s.-The Ji'tovoiy that the Seeeders will ot ' " li ,".el'il-v"K-c f; ;'"l'n H. (irri.on of 1'ikc
rr. il... il ...n l ....i mi n :. . i r i i l'. dated -Mat Nov. ISCl.us I reeeired no value
-v '"""" "V w.u mnu,
' e 1 u"'"1"
,,olli,. asS . 0,, ucu- Kv ansiioi't or Lonire-
vjljH
Sucannah, Dec. 5. A party of Confod.
visueti lyoee isiunu on m etiiiesn.iy
innl l.tirn! II. a lutlif liAiid.t l hoi'A 11...
V."'V . ., , . . ,
1 1, Confederates were hurt
r etieruis suenoa (lie Mi.iiui ou, none ol
null.
hteeu vestoN, apa-
li oui sixteen to ei;
leiuly old M'halt'ig.wero in the loads eater-
duv.
iiMiuiiu, ni'ii, t. i nc r.iet-ioi-.u iiu-
i r i .. . i. ,
ivK vi i en .lessee vnieti lornavis nnd
Stevens for rrcsiucnt und Yice-Presi
ut'llt.
(ienerul Edwi.rd L. Spin row and J. T.
.xmnu, have heen chosen Senators to lho
Confederate Congress, from tho State of"
Louisiana.
nio.M Missouur.
Several Skirmishes Reported.
Ottocil,; Uk, Dec. IL Union m?n who
ll!iVU n 'VimI ''r0,1 I-iCuyet te county .rejiort
that tetin lninroi.il ii.li .1 ,..i.i,"iit. I..d
, . , . : ."
LexiiiL- on vesten lav 11101 10 i.nu (
c--j
1 ,'jec H II t'lll V
A band of Mexicans, sixteen in numhfr
'"" t'oiitetlerate ni-iny, -vere cup-
,,,,,
A on and Bo-i.':aw of Col. MaKofl',n
have also bee,, taken. Tliey e,e ti.o
leaders of the foray on our "i urns ,,i.a.
Oeorgttowii on Satuniiiv.
I hi scouting puny which left here
It is rumored that General I'rice is nr.-
VanciiiL' northwnrd
.Wain. .V?., Deo
ll t. ...... i.i
thai alight took idaco near I.iluvet lu
1
i i , . , j
"u"l.v- wi- oun.y oi reuels, inner
.no notorious uoo onoioy, ana a Uelacli
ni(nl ()f j.-
nerai cava. rv. 1 liev were
1.1
fijilitmc nt'iun thu niorniiiL but no iur.
t.culurs'n.e given.
KRnM OKX.ITdI VISION
il l ii... i, -ni ...
. n, , ,. , ,.rl. UIL. m,
. . ..... ' w . . .
cover ot wie nignt, tlio eneinv withdrew
cZTZCAZV "whieh
il, .i .,...i 'ii.i'':' ..i:.....v
.,...,alr.(l . , , ,r t Ilrr j ii ii in n,i i ii ici ij vi
,vs bot twice has since died. The rebel
"uery was cominntiUea by Uaptain l'eo-
".' . . .
i ii ."... v.. .....
at Ilaijerstown. under the Riinerinten-
.- 1 nop' BG AM Ii ia u 1 r ,a .nana,
dence of' Cam. (I. A. FIhcc. Thenbinetof
Iv the
nnuersioot, to tie to auim
,rI,s 81 B"d tt.ou"c, Williamson, nswell
i : . . ...
com u, men is 10 our troops, after wlncll
they disappeared. The union uoldier who
was shot twice has ainou died. The rebel
battery was oommnnded by Cart. Tendlc
ton.
A quartormater's offico is to bo oponed
I I . I lily l, ', I , l
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If li ' i' U lli
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liWl1" i" '"' I'lil liiint.lil lniiii'k
I nil! I tll ilrl I I r I i ,. I I II in till I nl I Mi l
I I ill V en Ii' hi' ll. ., i, In I i i li .1 r In,-" I II li
intiiitriiii.il inn, 'i in- ii,i..tnii!ii ii in
1. 1 ii'(." i l'"t "I mm h iin i'i t mi l'.
I il In I ill .till kOI i Im :' l !ll.ll 'I (ll i!IP
lii ifimlo i if I'mn ii ''iini lit . i.TiiIhiih 7''"
Iiii ii i nrli, t iul -mi- h'l ii'i d five lulli mil
nl Vi'iiiihoftiM Hi nun iti' pi iiic:nlly
r' i'li nti of llio cniiiiiiy, M'i .i-iitilnlly
ii'pli"'l iiinl i-lnilii 'l, id n ucif gciit'i ally
coiiloiiltv'.
Ashhy.H coiiipnny of'I!!iirk lloi-no On'iil-
iy vc:i in tin iii'i'htmi liond ol Aim Hum-
l,ur, n::'l rcinllctoir luilii-ny w i umlcr.
stood to be on its wuy fioni Hath to Win-
I Chester.
j Tbeto weir ninny Vnion mrn in and a
I round Winchester, but they weieafraid to
openly avow their seiilinients.
Strength of the Army.
I Tlio SiHTiMnry of Vnr fiirniitlicB t tie fiillunlnf
.'tiittjiiinl. li icli rlniwi (lie lire lii; til ot'tueurmy :
; VoLl-STKIilU.
j Status,
. fiilifuriiiii,
j Ciimiiictii.ut,
i IlnlrnvHrn,
lii:....:
.1 Mu
t'llll THK t A. II
J.flsS
lL'.ittO
2.00(1
80,1)110
i7.n:t2
lD.SOU
13.IHIU
14,2
7,0.111
2r.,70il
'JS.i.'iU
4,1 (50
22,i:iii
11,(100
y,:u2
1 1)0,100
81.204
9 1.700
4S'J8
H. uon
1 2.(Hli(
11 15X
5,000
I, 000
5,500
1,000
1,000
1,000
AOll.
nun;
2,775
m,ii
02,11 1. S
20,70s
15,000
15,007
7,000
30.1U5
2'J,V.n
2,ia
775
4.1)11
bflSrt
tms
llliiiuis,
I lllliHUU,
lowii,
Kenluoky,
, .M.liur, 70S
I .MkrylunJ,
I Munsschusctlii, 3,(113
(.Michipiii, 7S1
Milllll'MJtft,
Mi-M.iui, !i,:i.'ii'i
llu timlilrc, 7"H
New Jersey, S.OOi
New York, 1 11,1 h:s
Ohio, 10,2:tll
IVuiifylvuniii, I '.1 , 1
Rhuilti Islunt, 1 ,2-ii
X'crmont, T0
Virginia, 77'J
Widdiiisiu, TO!
Knusns,
Ciiliira.tn,
Ni'linmk i,
Nfcnilir,
Ni'w M ex icn,
llimrift of (.'oluiudis, 2,s2;:
Total, 77,17:
Kjtimiitffil strength of
tlin rctiliir iiriny,
indu iing ii' W tii
li.tuii'iits iindor act
of Cinxross of July
I'll. 1S0I.
4,100
6io,6:
20.3-1
M0,'J7l
Total ,
The several anus of the cornea are estimated
as follow :
Vhm ntr's. tiKOi-Lh'a, AOO.
Infantry, 557,2lM 11,175
.',(18,:is:
Cavalry, 51,054
Artillery, 20, .'(.so
ltifleMf-.sharpsl.iiotr', S,395
Knginecri",
4, Ml
107
20,;;: 1
6"..-!VS
2I.0SS
s,.v.i;
IV,
C';0,Urt
Total, oio.or;7
A OkeaV Itt.stovrn,--Oiir" VcJors ill
rcoolle"!t (hut Conrcsf, in July list, tinsg.
ed an :ict to nii.-o S'JO.OOO.OHO by ilut't't
taxes (isst'.ssp.l on roul ostnte nnJ iiioomes ;
l'ut in ortler lo make the lliinj: "jtodown
with their constituents they ilireoted tho
, i
.71-IU-13IV ,11 lilt! 1 ll-il-WI lO 11,1,111, .1011
...... ' . . . . '.' ..
, '-:U ' H"1 ""101. lit to South i nto,
lina nnd tho other seceded States thus
redueiii" thu amount to he iaid Lv the
t.ieii t,uo.H, nun to 111101 ins t.o.ij:i ifs. in ins
, Into rei.ort, ninl cnyn tho who o ntnoiint
. ... .. ... ....
must tie piiKl hy the Icyiil Mates. hero
Is 1,10 C1H ven half the sense claim
eti tor JJ r. tlia.e, nh) did not knot- that
- I'lisvoukl lie the case:
.i
''his is claimed
to he a People's Government. Then why
I
" ''lc I-eopln permit their servants
lo
deceive them with fa I so promises and fhlso
hojies? U hy not show the people, open- I
't i i ii .i r ii ...
'i and rnndidlv the fu mni'iutudno H.n
, . . "
im ri mp ns 1 1 1 on ,,wf i,ai it, ii I. n.,1
'Clliit this dl-iiraceful evateni of intlirel:nn
und fU"ar-coatini:. "
, .
lX-It will he tecnllected that the "fi-
naiicial feat" accomplished hy Secretary
Chase, in iio-otiatinj ?ji).(l00,0u0 of Uni.
ted Sttites Treasury Notes "at par" nt
at f nt-' nt
.'tv..,e. s uerauieu
forth as -tho greatest financial achieves
iii.n. orw ,v I.,, nr..,
.....v. ........
i. ... . , i i .
It appears hy his late report to Congress
t,aMlie victolT was 1,01 1l,ilc
'tttpr all ; (it least we t li in k llio people nil
not so consider it. I no leal was necom
plish?d thus: Th( Secretary Marled from
v . ... , 'n ,
'U,nCn Wllh ? "0.W.00 of I lilted
ftPi Treasury notes, nnd returned with
?l ),000,0U() of New York ank notes. If
this is a 'i iii" transaction we wruld likr.
, I l .. Y
Kiiow wi.at tli.count
woultl like tobt
,','C""U' f' t,1P 0(1,1 ?:,'U0,
t 1 ... ti ..tt i i.i'.' .
,
ineniiB ; or else
e informed what
hi IU, i i n,,i. I, I l,
I I I I , I, II A I ! !
(I.I I. I.I' I I I ,
p i' M H I H I'll, I
W I I h t l i i 1,1 ll l i
l.l ll. I III , l M, r in l
lull! I In, l' I' It "ii I . III.
I' ' M l ll 1 ll I II (HI .
i iiini lii i lr 'in H h i I
.000.0000. Will somo!lu,cri''1 "ua -cliaDg -
of thesta "par" Abolition journals throw
some liiht upon the suljcct? Can they
llAl llll.irii, lid ,, imllmf .1 1,'i.e A . .1... ...
...-v V .........i. w . ua n i , it'i u ill
rr ,,,.;,. , .
...a u nuns, or
in lavor ol the liovernnu-nt 7
DPiSonator
Wilson introduced a bill
.... . . . .
on innrsUay last lo al)0l-
into the Senate
ish Sullorships in the army, which seems
likelv tn .mits. I
., ;.,,,.. ..,,. ,.,:,..
. ...rU,.tr. ,. j,,, ..jict .ii- Kiiuin-
"Mr" They boast of making from one
. , i ..... .
to ttirce iiunaretl Hollars a Uay, by selling
20
cost 8 and 'J cents ; "whito oak cheese" at
5 Cl'"u cut ' sour rni!'"18 l 'M cents
l" . ctgurs ai o ami o cents tiiai, con
i 1 cent eaeu. t ms . mo way tuey
.... .
inaKe ttioir money out ot men w ho eel
... .. fc
f" nui,ana wuobb iiiminen, in many
instances, are kept by their neighbors.
XT C T) I... 1
jrui oution. u, uvw low ma orny,
overTobythe Abolition Kumner candN
a ,0
" "
JTho wetther oonlinues warm and
plcnsant 'joyond preoodent for Pcccrflbcr.-
H,hH HUM..,
, ,t-,,.t
i"
il I'i. I ' .,. , . .1 1 t , r I i . . I
it f l
!,ii, I ii'..., l,, I , I , V . ,'
Willi. ("! tin- I I,. . !
1 im I .;.,,,,, , ,,, , n J,
li H. si. till ill !l f i" lit l It, I... Hr,. ,,r ,,.,
II, III 111. I,t III. I .tr , tl' lll 'l il. I f.,, I,P
I1" 'K.
j, irti i.i. ii,.n- in Amiti.n i ,,i,n il i,',.
n.i i ; !!, f Tl lm iuliu il' il xiiiii I ,
In i.ilii r Mnamii!.., I
7 i .l.i.,i ! nil i.tt,oiil, mi 1 i.iili nut ?j
i'lil, (tlic i rli'f nl tin' ii...ki in Hie miiMi' lnri';
' lnil iii.nl nl ll i ri i'l 1 1, lit. I, nli'l raiiiii t t i.h.
Islnnil r ri',t In "(li ili j ."
Our Stul .syiiri.1,,'1 . All ,1 tl I'I linl II II
in till hsvf t'mi"l, ninl ri- ii" itnnil nlnti In
Ihi it i' I n 1 1 mi' n I , j(it inn, tin i it ., iiiiii.t inmi',
out intiiiili ly lii'iivr rnrii Iiirii liisn Htti I'll1'-j
lirlitil in in nihnr oik.
(imli i t Ititmmtr tlvul tr nfmt f'nth ivit- 7nl
ulU hnl .!. 7..'.. -
tucvli full Ii-iiuOi Coin.'-
I'liil. Uihrr.MaL'iiriucKi
( i.nliiininn fium flvo I
ci r ni..n on cnuli .lni. Uiln'r.Min;"",1''K',
on 1 T two.
I
far iihtml u niiy y'luAioiii. Vitf'ir r A
H-ii. iiiiiivv In the only work Ih tlit worel
irivp llitui! liiiniciiKO ilnipa. hiiiI Ihrv nrururh
to Ii u v rxi'ili-il tin, HimittT tif I'lililislicrii unit
Dulillf. 1 he l til.ln-ntii,ii of llii'f t'ort FIO.tHIO
-
innro tlmn fimliiiiti-plHti f nf tlio old tjl nml
iiolhinj but our irtmili rfiilly lur-o t irrulinmu
ciiuljlea us to uivu tlii'in, Olln-r Inn irii r.i n es enn-
not nfliiru it. V riturr nmri! inoni'V wlicn
liulilit! l-llll llO lll'llrttl.l. '1'tinwf, filHhtlillll IlinV
rrnt'u on. l'rt'.-o" innv nc imiiio iiiuTiiii'iii,
il.,. .., .ill l,..i,;....i...i ,., r;, I.
wouiu nt' Hie cunt 11 t' vipilid tho Inro cincn
,1 t'lioil Hltt-r tuc vly to ol (bo limit's k1u-u ln
joiiio of our rn-rulleil lahi..n uiMniiiios.
Uur Wood K jriii iHyi, of wliicb we j;ivo two
11 r ihrpi' liuiL's us man)' uuv i,ilur um;uiiii',
are oflun misutken for Ptuvl. Tbvy arc to tin
superior to nuy others.
Jmila tun. lli'Wiiro ufthiMil. Kt-int iiilmr Hint
tho I.ady' Hook is lli 0 orij;iiiiil niblii.iil,.in ami (
tho clion i,tFt. If you ttthit Ijoduv. vou want no
olhor inaiw.ini', Kvorj tliin thai ii uneful or
01 uimioiital iu a housoctn bo foiiml ill Uoitcy.
n 111 ir 1 111 .mini. ,o oIIht in iiu zi no givci
St,4S(t 1 llitim. mi we have given enough to fill netcrul
Id 1179 I hirpc voliiniti.
12,410 U'"' i,-i "i''(uioiii'li as can be found nowhere
H0,:iS8 else. Cooking in ull its variety Confectionary
III. I It the Nurmry llio TuiUi the I.itundry or the
ll'l,.i'J ! Kitchon. Kocelpis upon all subject are lo be
7,ts:l O10 ua'e of (lie l.inly' Jtook. We original
8,7.sO !' 'tiirled this doiartmeiil, and have peciiliur fa
12,779 , '"'ties for milking it mopt perfect, 'fhiii do
ll, til j : I'urlinent alone is worth tho price of the Hook.
5,000 ! -I''o' W'urk Tntitt. This department coin
1,000 prise entruvings nnd description of every arti
2,500 ''!" i lady wear.
1,000 Mudel Cultnijtt. No other niugaiino las thic
I 0110 departiiieiit,
j.km ; TEH US : CA SII IX A I) VA A ( E.
Oim copy one year, $,'!. Two copies one vear,
,IK.4I2 J). 1 lire." copies one year, $'i. I'oiir copies one
yea-, $7, I'ivoooph.i oneyesr.nndiin extra copy to
: tho person getting up the club, $10, Kight cop
; ic ono year and and ua extra copy to the per
son sending tho 'club, $15. Eleven copic one
' year, and an extra oopy to tho person sending
the club, $20. 1 he hslv uiugnzine that can be
iutrnduood into '.ho above clubs in I'lace of the
l.adv's. Itook i Arlbiir' ftoine Magur-iiic
Fl'KCfAI.CLLIiblNH WITH OTHER MAO
Atnti, ,ii. iii-y L.U.I, ,uui .I,, u ni nun inruir
..... , ...I....1. I . 1..'. IT...,b...J l.ll....'. 11
.Mairazino bulb one year for $!l 40 Oodev' La
dy's !!ook and llarpor'i Mugaiino. both ono y,r.
for $160. llodey, Harper, an.i Arthur will all
threo lie ent ono year lor $0 00. 1 rt'iuury in Clt :n lielU. und Siiiiieinab'Hiing in particular
Notes ani Notes of ull solvent banks taken utthut I e is prepiued to furnish them with it
p;ir. wi varciui nun pu, .uc jmiiagc on j "in
:srr. biurets
, I.. A.tiOOKY,
nov 6 ."2.1 Che.thiit St.. l'liil'a., I'a.
1 ()()() OOrXTV ORDERS WANT
'k1 1 JJf ("1 for Pt. rc (ind li v
Don. i, UC1. II. W. PAItTII A CD
A
OUICUI1 UUALMCKTING.
A ...nil., ..f 1 1. .. I'I.... --...1.1 I' ..... .
,r,.,i s.M-totT wii! be Ik!J at the Coun Il7ti,. in
f'tcnrriil.) on TiH'sdsy, the 1 lib day of January
"ex. at f, o'eluek i'. M.
I., 11. .1. . r II .. 1 ,
1' " deublo that a full attendar c-t be
t ,e e ecu,,., of t.nicci, for tho ending year
then be held.
1U.LIS 1KV IV,
dec tll. -'Cl t,'
I'resMont.
. r the muio, nJ will uot piy it unln cowbell-
"u l'-l"- ISAAC il A i S.
Knox m .lee-i r.i -i,
J ;
- 1 DATWTflDAT T)iTiAiT5
Just oitncd, a niperior nrticlo nfhiiliet nnd
mUso heavy mlcd walking Doots. Tho ierj
latest of the late fahion. He-ure vou n-.k fur
Halinoral lloot. II. V. SMITH A CO.
j ,sfil-
IXIXl.'TOIfM NO ITIX-Notite is here
by Riven that Letter Teloiniiitary, on the
i estate of: SA V I KI. W .KM fill i...
. . -. .."
of tiulil-tl
townhip, deceased, have liemi trrnt'd to the
uniltraiirnctl. All nernonj indebted lo .1,1 ...
tato urc required to muko inimciliate payment.
"u luo" Having claim Kaintt tho ui.iu will
t ' '" u ""jssross ',e.U! "lent'
J DKIiOKA siini'tt'x
L .,.!',;.,.'
QT ITI'.M i:Tof tho CLE ARFIKLD C01X-
TY BANK, for tho month ending loc
31 mi .
I
I "ill ilicounteil
I'cniiM Ivaiua Siaiu inck
i tniii.yiv.iina oiaie . iock
! Specie
Iiie from other Il.ink
Hank Note of other r.inki
chock. Drafi, & c.
Over drnfU,
K . f '' A"
r .
I'l'"" "f Mtto ,
j Loss and Expense
f7.1,ill 7:
i.uan.iTir.
fapilal Stock paid in . f :'8,(t.-,0 00
i .Mini in circiiiiiinu
, 1)uo nP.,fi(
ir
21,820 nn
IB, 108 o:t
5.9S7 12
2,270 2
! 1'ue ludit idunl.
n rut, iXS- 1i,,5.Iii.HAM' Chir-
llearQcld, la., Dec. 31, 1SC1.
II. V. SMITH Si CO
..... . ' '
IMI.Itt HAMS and dealers iu Dry
Goods, (irocoriea. Hardware, Oaeencware. nnd
'' thin iifoally keyt by tbo trado. Store on
SECO.NU 8lreel, below Jude Leonard's, oppo -
i t,0 Pn-ihytewan Church. tlearDi-ld l'a.
j Icc. 4, ls81.
.1. T. KUATZKH.
MKItC II ANT, and dealer In Hoards and
Hiin lrain and rroHueeFKO.VT Street,
auoro ine Acauouiv l.icarutiu l"a.,
Deo. 4, 161.
TIIO.M S J. M cvi.utvau,
a
Atlorncy at Law.
nit.. ..t ... .. .
Office on Market . root opposite Mop.op'. tote
C earftubl la. ill alien, promptly U Gallic
ctiom bala of Lands, Ao. novTll
rvRrviro nn,,.; "
t V, ,10"E-
JLPTICE OF TIIE 1 EACK.
will promptly attend to all hn,TJi nTr.7,t"alt
hi nar P D l nm:.. A n .
. v.. aujivRa, i aiiiniourir rt.
Aug. Zlst lftfll
A Si T K II. AM. KT.Vns OP flRAIV
M Will he taken in payment of DEBTS M K
WE for wuleh the hlghert market prloci will ba
given.
JA. C. GRAHAM.
CiaarHeM, Pec. It, 11
. V ' -'I'U
( I I
'! '
I I .,1 I.
"I t
I I'lM. I
I I V .. i
T'l'l! ( '. I f.'l (' HI, 1' , , . M . .
I , t I i,i, , , Hi, , ,. . ., ",'!.,
ki'v . v.-i.' . ! ! .,, .',"; ' ii,
I"". I ''il' I . (.nt r . I . .V'
si,s
..:. ' v,r"'. H..I.
l.
ii,,, , , p.. i , ,i, i',,.,,, ..
V...,. t .Im m , i, i'i,
I iin l i ,iiHiiil. :,Mii',;lr, , i
u, )si, t pf, Kin- tnll H,.,' i, '
I'l'.ln, Mm". ' h,.
l, flui".
. A
V . V sj i
tl IK .
C. II
Im-, Ml
.-'Kr. HH, ij,
l .,,,,, . i.i. .. ' 1
I'li.nr, I
,.f C... , l'iil,,',i , hll.,ti IiIb.-i, 1V''. Km.
Sn.la. Hji-i 111 fiin.ll, Sulprutu. 'tu 1 '' K
I i,h. ' k,r'.MiiiH-
mllni !irnr( i' (titcu,SUnrr
;, Notv S.il e,, Turk.. S.il.'. SI,,,,,.,, '
! .,,. I'Iiiih'i., A xi. A,.-r,. ?m.n,l I'.'?"".
lho MPat full
IS. KllivtM 4 I'lirk II.... 1. '"'I'".
n.
iMnir, IVn Kidvef, hti'ihardu T... T"'
1 1. ' htiJ
, i.pri.ir, ru j
; Turrup.liirbi'f.
i."T D -L1J L CD STJ- 30
tin Nubias, llooiln, Dloven, llonii-rv, CoM
tl : SLil-tri 1:iilllinnil SiLirlu lt..n ..' I... . ' '""
I. Dp
nu i rii, nullum, i.i.ni.i l 1 ruiiu r, ltucln. i
. ;iiri,i ii,,i;., 7....1..,. v ... "'
"'"S", Trim.
luiii.. itc
shawls,
nt I NTS.
IM'CALS,
KAl-tiK,
i or 1.1 ,,
ci.onis,
II A I 'N
,'Al'S,
WINK,
S A LT,
O I I, ,S ,
TAINT
li;ai,
DKUtiS
hoots.
SflOKS.
Ol ATS,
PANTS
VESTS
NAILS.
11 ... .
TWEKDS,
MUSLIN.
L INLNS.
(JAKl'LT,
L 1 N 1 s,
'. KOOMS,
S YTIIKS.
SI- I KKS,
NOTIONS,
FLOWED,
jrtf'l 1! .'t't i Vfif! ii'irsi
Oil-cloth, Kui-ket. llrooins, Unibrellas, V,n'V
et. Sfbonl Hooks, Wall l'liper, Itiifting lUifn
Con eh Varnish, Mot, Curb d Hair, Coach Trou!
miiips, Vtlvel, I'lu-li, C.itlim, 'Japo, Coal-Oil
Linseed-Oil, .perui-Oil, Ulass, JLo. '
All of which will be sold on the ir.ost rcaumi
li to terms for Cash, or approve J country nru.
d-ce.
Clearfield, Nor. 27, lHtSl.
STKIKINC Tl.Mivl IN l'llll,Uli:,
111 A! TYeiiimifuin Kscitemi nt nvw ,t
.i.i.c. ! .' i:x( niN'i i oot hack hotHeeu
the l'biladolphia l'-lire and the riotoriuun Tor
gor nnd eouiitei feili r, J11 tie llui.baiian Croub ! 1 !
Cross Ilecapturcd ! ! ! ! It seems to bo gener
al Ofinimi in Clearfield, tbut if Cross baj worn a
I'"" "i 1 uii it oouii b r leuen-t'lltl 110018, ttilit ho
l .11 . 1 . . .
wouiii noion la' vn yel. llowevt-r,
f-burt v it
not much nut out ut missiiiir bis ci
s custom ; bui
woti'd nniitiiincn to nil ISrvekiaridnr. Ii ;.
Lhinht and u,7 u, and w omen imd tliii'dreu
j Mioes i.r.il (jnuoi i; ul any al) le or p.ilt"rn, ti e
ed, fewed or p ,t i: t , ti.ud
; Lo is a tlmrt til-
low) on abort notice.
All kiujj of country produce tii.i'ii in t.
change, and ta;h not n fused. Hcpaiiiu dune
in the neatest manner and t har- e uiiHbrute, nl
(lie thort yboe fhnp on Sccomi Street, nppopit
Heed, V.-:i r ,t C .-store, I-'llA.NK SHOUT.
N. 11, l-'icilings for mlo Kept. 1:0, 1SI li-
V7AIC2 S; JEWELS T .
sLL3 sXLS2 i ,
rilUK nnil"rsi(;iii'd rej,et ClIIt
1 1 1. f ir in hii custnincr- nnd thu
public pt-nerully, that he liiif jiul
reeeired from the L:it, and o i n,
cd at hi eirtublishnient in (UtAHAM'X UWW
cVm field, Ph., ii fine assortment of Clock,
'.trciit?, u ml Jr.w kliiy ol dillcioi.t nihilities,
from a hiii)jle picco to full sett, which he will
ceil al the most rea-nnable prices for cah, or ia
cxrhtn.ire for old gold and silver.
CLOCKS of every "aricty on bund, at the unit
rcanonablo price;.
A 1. 1. kind.-" of Clock. Wuti'!.s and Jewelry,
carefully repaired nnd U'liiniiidr.
A con tiniMiico of patronage i miii ileil,
Sept. 19, 1S6U. U. f.NAfu'Ll!.
vuu'an rriTiiASK
F 0 K
'i 1 b .i i
rvi: IMIX
-V. i" epieiIly
yr'V1,0-;''.'', X call, ,1 to thin article
f i'f .-'.''-' J't. a? a mbsiituti) fir
"i (iold in inserting
4 Arlilieial Teetk.
Manv pcrsmi! who
- have tried all kind
of Metallic llaet'8
IM'.ia'l'.H this. And
"" thof-o ciiscs where it
i applicable it will uiid. uibto lly become a sub.
litutu fur Hold. Silvcror 1'latina.
It chief advantiiKi's are che.ipne, liglitnen
and pcrli-ct a laplabilily to the mouth, it liavitiu
a fofi nnd fleshy feci to tho part with which il
cuiiiu in ciiiitact.
Lad.a! ffia J'IL
will!' Jl
3I fill B0! A- JI- "ft.b's is prepared tol'Ut up teeth on
s.',s' s. j the Vulcanite l!;iso with llomljear's Patent 1,'ura,
bi"b in the only reliable prcpiiriilloii and o'liich
I SIS CI !llln ""'v ' l'ir"ut?'' ll,oi' r,'Uu1'"' affi'r.ciei.
S ill Oil' ' ''iero nro yeTy tnauy kinds of siuriou
1 SIS 0', ' 0"'u' '" '"" which nre of u very inferior quality,
''. 1 II would bo well fur purs, ma desirous of procur
"tia "1 ' 'nt teeth on tho Yulcnnito Huso, to bo well .'
"ft "a i I'ti't'ted with the moral responsibility of llie
. !.. i'i dentist they e-nploy.
"U 1'crsnr.s ilesiiiiiK teeth will do well to full and
examine rpeeiniona l.otli in ui.tl nut ot tti ai'imu.
llr. Hill will alwnj-. bo in bin office Da Vu
dnys and Saturday., unless notice to the cnnlrarjr
appears ia tho pub'.io papers on tho previoui
week.
uov.20th 1 SOI -If. A.M. HILLS.
I C AIj'TION All persons are hen-by eau
iliL. i J tinned agiiinst buvinj? or nelliux tb f "Jlnw
! ,. :.. .?....: r StMI'Cb
J.' liKADKOltli, tf I'ovinli.n tp , vir ; ON B
! SOI! Itl'MIOHSK, ON K liltOWN MA HE. 0NK
lcow,iiii;i;F,iit:iiEliSandKon; uuus,
I Ih 0 aamo bcloi),'. to mo.
nov-20ih. at-pd. CATHKlilNH IlKAI'FORD.
4 I)ll I'll ATOIt'S NOTIC'Il. Lettrf
' 1. vf Adiuinif trillion having been llii d'T
iirruiilcd to tho undcrsiLMied on the eitate of
UOllKKT C. SII tl', lato of (10SUEN !"
snip, Llourtiold cnuntv. deceased, all person
debted to said eftato nre reiiiii.ste'l to ui"0'
...... . -.' .'.- . out
""llll",r.v'"'H.nd ttiose-iiavingo.kiBis.s"- -
0,'a",17'11 l'nnVXX V
tcttlcincnt.
MAKY ANN bll AW, f tft
iiov-20-tH.
WM. t. SHAW, I
" j rn i m it wt ta k i . x i; v lot f li0lb"''
1 Coluistinc of round uud tuuaro timber, wi
A . . . - ..tlB
tuucri'iii plants, ,m ninin'iuu, u,
,aKht by me at PKI.KKIUtl K S IAX1I0--
The owner or owner of .aid property, trill
au,, proyp pro)ortv psy eh,,. ,d lake th
wy within tilteen days of ibis Di-t ee, other-
wisetlmv wili be dealt with accord ins t" :'
Ooshon tp. nuv-U at J0UX SEUJlIMj
T.lXllci'TOH'S .H M I-Ntice i here-
I Jl.v virun Ihnf 1,..ttnpa T.ttlume n llir V. en IU'
v - ..... .
estate of CATIIARIXK Cl'llLEY latf ofCi'vif;
inn iiiwiuhin. ileo',1. have been srantcd to the un'
demitftied. All Pemuna indebted to said eilaW
r reriuired o make iinmeiliete pa) uienl, -1
t"ls having olaimi against rlio same willprieni
inein am luiniiiiutivu tor iriui'iiin...
Ji,H Ul'SOD,.
r fjfrt"f'
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