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ocifir.r4oote.. a vegratise tramcar.
,;:•;tleirmike:;; - 'FrotriArlf , partirof- the coentrii come
C461014'. .the Jame trastatheil by the raging
iriteri.',,Tht,Afleghany .yrar.hi4hei than ever'
'eotnatenclag at .Ikltllgrov. the
~ - „-::0411.), ii one corttpated scene of tlevastrtiori.
'9lOOl Dtvelfrai ourer , Barns
&Mere, .li..„ , evite welir arra v. At Port rill..
J: the water ; *et six:inches - eve.. the store
• The•dain.
414, ; . Railrionds carorslyAir tieen ilimense.
- - •
. . - •••
• high water cot
. ...... , ..." , ...ehteOtimitriiipt.tioniovith'-,ibe:'yroeld we kace
oi fitenora„iti, toga the. mar ,
2... - . • .-iiiii . probetde prospects of . peace.. • One item of
Beauregard bad been
tprisMier . e ear,.
tiiiiii.': - ...:Anoher!ilUti , L•e4sid,,miirirUclr,reil to
•••:. : 41(rint,•ind that. le 0. Davis., ieeigned,.. and'
• „• ,, ,..:.61;11.iiioth e r,- that the drift„ : :War Indefinitely.
and"throeLalieadYdrafted were not
.16:raportnntil further . ordere: ,
• . cootie...very hody felt wall.,.antl•• were
:. ....Anticipating a to g . time .
: when the pipe, should
bcreeeived t he geed hews. `" Ode
.• , .
. • ',try joyatoffice.Moldry, whit hat been , dr,,i; e 4
and hired a. leuhatitue, of!ereil; 4100 ato, , be
released from hie bargain', tieing very an - rib:me
!Co devote hitilaelk . to, the good . 01111 e; and • fight
re, thithiiter'ondf: i n Putting .- doWn this - robolY s '
•
,•, .
now defonetyfehelliiin a gainst, the -, ,best
r.".•Opeerninent, *4411,404 . 5t w aited
'for Mails. orrive",ll . we .ilre again - 'disappointed.
,• war still , gee+, ono. fighting'men are atill .
needed, and our patriotic friend atill remains
homefut,diieharge•lila..efilcial •
!Its. tinderstainil: 1111....hises, engineer of the
McKean eauhij , Iforoed, is about to eittena
eyreey of the 'irtiSd",to i•onnect, with the -Phila.
drlphin end Priv. ii` wilt delay. the :eon.
',ruction of the 'road,,as it is not . cont e mplated
,
to commence jading, until this. be accom
rasing!:
_
Ai:WCmti.—'-Ttii fril'Co„
isee•eatally . oinking their wall, OH the Beck
with Mr.,Er.r. VRIFFITH, a • man •of
m.
large praetioil eiperienoe, his • been engaged
•
In,
auperinterlflie Work; which Is a guarantee
that' the glee Iron Cof :or .no oil , :will he
thoroughly lintel.- ~ , c liher,companiei, we are
aseurert, .contemplete Jiii.king • wells_ in
Cohnty the preterit 'euMiner.'; , . . • •
• ' A aeries commislionexe
hive . st been, iornpeited,. by • knee of
'public npinion',. to fifroish a 'inty ol;lhe Au.
-
repnit fcr end"will. hr
teem; int he Derneeriit. ',lt : will' be.. aen that
$9,3138 4 08 ieelflcially repaired •ie theAsite.
.Treietviers.hatitle. 'X'frerurer'e (Are has
Ipen.ihantefullrhandled for a eerier of Yearn
snii: . these . yvhe' have attempted to rever,::•ap
gloss.e . veiiihe ; Misuse of't Coanty feeds
huic'rendered.thi:Jnieliis: : sereePory,.te the
*rentithsing: shove more to say,. lie
this referii *st.future thine., le the'meantithe
..torj hope no will it! imijit to .pronounce; the
Report es heretofore,. "scorpethesci lie."
, • • •
A'ClArTlett S.rir:TITI.:TER . -..- e . eAs the
IMent Jaw now existe r only:persons nut liable
•
• , - '. - to•dratt 'can brioine ittbstilu les':enrolled,
Men befoie•lhe'draft'.. 4 'ol - tutus« for' a each
.mutt look 'lli the . list of.exemptii- persons ander
twenty sod Over torly.oe, aliens, and such ps
have served two year* since the'ruesent war.,
ft, ahntild not be ..foigntinn . , that the regtilpy .
• .tinba -resided - that • man Whir` offers tinsel(
sub - atltoti s for an enrolled' Mari, must prove . , his
non tiVdialt •In the same way- that. lie
• 'would be requiroil-in if hp.were drafted' and
rtoi s u r ffs t : xer i p lid n for the same reason. In all
:eiises'of furnishinc,sithstittites in lieu of drat:,
',tbe principal iiiikinipt so long as - the sub-
stitute is nut liable, , hot egre;iling the. time for i
which the substit Ste 'ithall hate been ..tiee'''fiteil-; 1
ICthe substitMe'enitatsat-nintrital *ea , ' "
Ave Mouths of age, tifs'priaclpals
"ever. Muutlia. ttie ausstitute heotier forty
yearsof age art:etilis . triient. thoVineiros I
• encenpt: tor the term cif enlisithent sutler: :
• 'irrnie. Inthe'clieot an' alien •substitura the
`.prlnc4tal is exempt for his term nt •eni is tinent,
the alien.hiSiself may, doteruithe his
by' filing:a declaration or
. ipArration tat bitssme • eitixen,l;vuting at eke . -
ur military..
. Pellet's themlitilvosliableAtiriiiraft mny enlist as
subittirist , .a:fur dratted:64; in such case the
• infriia'Of‘tlstri4itteipal Anil : l44M
. bo placed on
be bible t'stbrat - ali', (tittire
. culle r
until !herr/sent gyirpllinerst shaji beeir
If 11"strafted
trite Set fields( to,..iVait=,bis 2 i!i4'•firePt,: 114 '
. 1
leantb tribitlliite
,ricie "' A,
drigted 'Mak 'nusatlstitutis can,' 'under
a s eirititrisinecr.bter,..srpt fur a longer apsriod
10 11 . 116 tiant fririyhinkhe was detalteil.; Neither,
ti!isFiai flit `S me 'Mr
4,4 typin.st vet . , as e lib vied; ony.choirsi
'but--! , must icser' theiP
s t,
• •
'...‘i*- ., :*-84` , ., , j- ,,, 4.: , - 1 , -
tiny)
~.
• • rtlunderittu the, :
public: treat_ atbe%,...:cfrief rhoirithin!etft- , :of
- multitudele;Mi
ellieials: - whe 'throttlintit, theAvlnile„
'Lind .'!They.are:MOT C.,/pOl
custa.of, Egypt. ...Butler the ineghstistible'ea•
; ey t tre..iri tit ine:iieti Se - 11.. .` 11144 .**litiledn.'t ?
itillich.rre • liented.in their fis:- .: .,stipply
moaeji.;oiilyrby'.th`e.erotic`. 06,'. Paperl'aird..ink;
there would long ago beett:mt'lreee,:thing lets
in.:abe land: Stealing hia bee Mend SOD' is:the':
order.- of - the day, troin the „Cabinet down ' s in
the Pettiest front . 121 .riiiOk 4; .Gin,eril'
iftlwir la 'the .lowea't military; :officiet;:".'Mtilit
idles Vf.diahrinest *Men 'hive, been: , cepstently .
Lb' ment "V‘Vi
_ ' n theeintitig
byline rillcah • meacherts,
aschaplains, !nee liptlieen
.able tdresist , the.
temptation to :stet l / 4 .,. - VEiery.where the , taint
'nf harreurruptei public. trunsactions:-,
''N&One iny lunger erifzets.aitything.; but rase
.The opinion prevallit-thretighout.
• t he
lend, that almost - any'; public offitter . -!'ean be
tonght forts bribe.
"Jd National find at.
fairl. In Coop esi end. in',State'Legialatnrei;.
'etirrywiterr, Corruption..is abroad braietilaned
end ,• There hins.been'whelesale:
plundering and she , pettiest kind:. cif Stealing,
Some have measured .thrti'iiishboest gains by
mtillione, While inalinerHti . etten have been cep-,
legit t ofilch petty it, ins4The'tig lion has beep
Stales have- . peen fleeced,- counti4s
end townshipe:' hive' hden •Every.:
'.la; re,•,o re r alinost-etverf (I apetiClinri
'the pisil..foUr yeers;'.eye trsee.of fraud
is visible. • Ptiblic, stilton hilt herMierinPf
dllotiesty.is scarlcily hanOratile tiny longer, and: : ,
dishimesty . lies ceased in tegatilrd
•grierlA.
: A:new : code of tnnrails,prevrtUs, and
stew eiskilard ot respectability. hes been. set
up'. shoddy king. '..tit; . littilds ;
mitt)? Manliems, rides it) :luillrious
decks Itiinsolt • and hubs family sip.tt.,'t :riche s t
inifitent, sparkling ,',with is look•
ell op to nil . The world :knoWs
that 'Mr: Pihoil.dy is not honest, ii fully evince
titilitta . by whieh his wealth was
taineii; is pc . ' fectly, cognizant of the fartthat.
he lias‘chrated 'the' Glvernment W and swindled
'the poor soldiers.lit 11 he field; , but
.he di 'very :
rich, and therehire renireoible
The'very diesit of the nation is corrupt. -. The
public conscience Imo ;_been,searcd. as . with
hot. iron.: Amid the foul 'Carnivnl*of entrap. :
.tion Which he's uldnense of decency
and all self-respect rieemEtO have'depatted,-...
Etieryiliere, .deriattmants.. in . every
transaction,; the :men - vain deal. with the, griv. •
ernment•or•the public : di) so with foul :
The generfil end widespread .rascality of pub.
lie ificials_is 'glaring:that no'rein any !au
ger • attempts,' to .diSguise Even .IVor,nity,
m whd sold. out ;body and • Saul' to the
present'. Adarnihstratinn for the Chance en gorge
by.puble'pliintlet,it at left furred to speak
ont.• when:the infamy' of otliciAs' his become
so shameful, their-rascality so unblushing
as to ilertintiil reproof Isis" hands, we may
rest vistired. that the crisis of spch Criminality
trail been `almost" reached; thrmigh. we need.
scarcely hopt: for
.n reform. • His voice,,: heard
in this mutter,' entinds like•the Devil reproving
'He cinght, to knOw the cOrMifiutrof affairs,
however, and Whini he lays: t.era some of th e
fold 4erruptions which exASt.: we may be .rare'
that the' hos reached; its clitnni. In
the 3Va . shington Cistouirte we find :
an
•commenc ng as follows:C " . • •
. • •
One. PI !he most Melaorhety• signs of the
tivoes.is the rapriekty whieb
,is der elemeil in.
whe lk s training end rChteeedente ,ought; ohs
*Mild think, to :have th.•
teMptatitas diehiitieeiheinsrlveS tor gain.
Thr titimbei ot proves, rutritialli,..4.'tlitt surgeons'
riliAnient ri , Jeks. 'olfieera
hPve heen.removed and affesteit for liaodulei i i
practice*, it. o',fr al hit 'comment on the low .
rif public
. tnorals.' Qi e the emtilest rtt
efinitly in that '3l.tjor ./sine.on, tittt
Rhode. Island; Who:was formerly, prwor:of the
Third'Haptist Church; in Provi.lenerOnd en,
teed ,
ted the setvic.rof his,:country as 011,0'1.'01
.tbea.t, capacity he ; served Iol' acme
*hen he ,wis..made a Mitint. He wsa
appointed to the, coloircti recruiting 'et Cite in
Ninth Caroline, Ist:P.m be :engaged in 'halide'
, that burgle() to!his fuel Sin! There
it bertltra rieighbOrliinail in which Itiore or less
men are'pet • . to belound who have been broken'
.
in the O
'sier ler dishonest 'ptactieest.
.and selieremniqf have grOwn rich by knavery
:and Corruption in relation to the war: • .
%Vu comic emd. that perngraph toil/itch as hive
:been in. the : habit :of refusing • tit believe 'Such
Charges:whom . they. apoSeted the:Democratic
newspaper.; Surely . .. Forney,' ..ought, ..:to Le'
good,.authitrity on a eubject with which. he :is
so feed y ' coitiersant.—Laireasti
se)!eir. • • •
Ttta•Dn'srr..--=Theall.ibscitbing snhjectithe
presertr"%reek,- •Las, been '; the diaft.' On
Wednesday hist the - drawings,' Abe's
lotirtry;':for. M'Kett county took Traci, an—
other colutnn wilt he 'Minn!, the n a mee of lhose
'Who ttrew. prreet. The majority. of Anse'
thit.,:t.onoted, recei;.'e' the tit! tngis sofro tv
and.'with fatteringsteps, ! reek. ',their Fontes, 1,!:),
weep seith'titeir'Svh , :ei ,and.iitila ones ov e r
fate, end ddeide bet vreott beggaring .their,
isi4flies- by buy ingenblitntes, •Of
. go them
e tt , os fo.ti;) ' the insittiate inert , of 'seine
few ihdidge in rinses that a por
tion'
oI their Wealth Most be 'Paid to buy .6
victim Who has , lesi 'hooey and.mire! Pluat
while a portion,-‘se rrtnat jedge'' hk . their pr(?-
tessione-L-r:ceire the anohnosia .th•
king op theitAigierrif mareli theertull.o.. (t
are ~i ' lEeer,lunity to ,Iria);1!01611. .e)gatp pla 6c/wire
with their fi.aehing, they are '1116;
ebarging.their highest duty tb theleGod and"
,to .humanity, These peisons,'Wesohnolie r are
All.co hers are more or . leen•
lir4lo7ro tiva !left. . •. • . • .•
. .
• .
•••TheSeitbeer Amei:jeee Niro. 64 we understand
that alartienjeipiriiiiiAis in . the employ • of •;111*
?!inihriri Centrat:Rea,)i sheet the machine
Sre.',ln siininiri; titre heir
,iitiesteri anii .bound
neeriikte'etre4r'st i the 'her t Coto The ee . pet'eori
'ere .'Peen-i o i
-loathe the, freight 'ears,
bet Weeri 'Sunbury •Ma rya erne; • erne it ions,.
riterehendiee, reel, The evidence
pri:Whiektititse siiteets Were.;i .*afi ,we
were te 40 . c11 tolifii Of in, ilit..inplo)•menei of thi !
company.
' Peen' infer trieit he t the ,
vehteilif &hitt company
• in' thli way,, imcithire'te .about $45;000..'. • •
,either abooting
We .76 IPv4;
ploil t nOta,? anti
Mury' the
nd: every,,,iresr,.
Its in each land
4 1 4"edi, 'IV: S.
itlitionme Ar 'a
‘Widigail'Aath•
Ito Ott Waist.
in ,ll :llreie, , APerelt ,tio: New
tier inifittetott that the Denieerato weold:here
*hit next adersinisfratten, owl., the riciWets fit
Ceara aftekward. Not a kaaerilosto prophecy, by
p4r.•
incel
riatn4lhr..`Tonlnrion
Md . .. planVtfopied iiriinofni:: an
Atnn . n;t)ni rear tip main bif
!g, 1!,.t nrrrtiv`n t cneopiecl
.gird
Anye::..Tlwevcnsion will
,drat nor,.,a iluinlw'ro# c o mmittee. romis
prirnte rOn for
seeeff,l'ildot .
h Tstit b nil tap;
4 .
~.jakrieftted.:4 fll r fOid
teitio but two toorimr of. eety iinsttesi,
„Nlatiy •:.yeiluties iota's/still mid i
on ble. works 4fv
of the did einital,l*oe Want of - roonn 'for' eases
within the limit s now. a Witte& itoritie
WI books. The adoptgif.nlen
wit ;the original plan, of ' the C';pitoli: egreem)
upon,iii 19t2, note red'ord . in ; sine of- the
piopo4,eit theeontinutino kittens-,
Jon O'bikenotpt tbeSottenoloni will be.
:fionsl6Q • flifo.ot•osooo end. it,' is deaigrieil ~to
'make it Are proof. : - This,boitding:perrinanehtl.f .
eotablieheo 1 - Isitiiiitoire as Alit' Capital'of the
States,: .. and:Tinto eii end 'to the firospeet.. of • the
rbitedelplihrno foi`io'ciii.ing its 'femoral tti.,that'
Elst.inVett WAR...lViAnti
have. been kindly 'furriisted by_
N: Morris i . 'private:letter; received .
i'reim•LieutGeft: Grant;fin fro take .
the a xed •x t ract. • The letter . is /itated
I , fleaticitiarters. Nrrtiie.;' of the United States;
City Yd.., Feb.. 14,
.186.34 f-! and was.
written; not:dietate#, .by Gen: Grant
Thelollowing . is . the eltraet,. which will be
read with: interest: . . • •
4f.Eyery
,tliinglooks to melolye very. rave fora -T.
able foa apeeily. terfhinntinn of .t he:war •The
people, of tlid.Fouth are resdyfor, it it they
'6lll cat eleft,of ;their
.11.111141 d to
predict ia hat will tieeorrteWt•them; . .the , 11n . •
will flee the, venni ry
wliethor tlaey epose them take
ihe Matter .in their own halals. One. or the.
•other will likely °tienr if our spripg campaign
is es sileeffisful as I have every : hope it will be.
•,. fil'ohrs truly. ilrS. GivisNT."
. This lefter,..Wiihimt soy* bieis of, pi.ifilica•
ipf), .the gen , rdl' to '^n Ohl
schoolmate, amfone who fits kriown l*n kohl
hix eatlitat " . • .•
ilk Comixo Piecpohl,
(111mM for.•Nlr. Weed ‘in :the Oh.lylte. . - Weed,
.
Itfiel soilmtiele!.l. the Tollow , iug. Let all moo
Arul.wicmso read it • • ' .•
'ln ISIS there was ti ;rent revolution, as you
remember, in • Piapee. Ills, government' war
.furever overt brnwit,•and not one, of Louis- Phil'.
ippets f hodren.Wave.ever been sbleto return.
ra'it. The ,great. sr ..philosope.i., 'in my' jitd- 1
ini.nt,thst has ,',f).ed.itftany age ivistatermansol :
more, forecast than 'any other wisin.thgfi:„Mas
lived at any,timp o was then a
.mernbeiAli the . ,
Chamber of Deputtex, and arising 3n.his 'ltttion.. l
'and in his soliimn‘voiee
. ha uttered,dbete few I
words: Do you .know what isthe .getteral riff'.
c len ti,,. deeply. r.eated 'feriae vl, by . pi leo te=.morals . l
ere degraded/it 14 because 'ruhlie..murals' have
first ti'ecine depravOd!..lt is because: pure tno..,
rulity Ades not descend lot he.smaller ones. It
is because. priVate inierest has taten . the M
.see,,,
of disinterested Sentiglent in miblic ortiort, that
*elfishness hasbicome the law .in'ptiv'sta,life..,
CerteirtlY. if. whti,fi„,iii'pa . ssing , nTound .us is
really What I see if to be:. never/Ica , truth of
an assertion proved Ina more: striking . - and on
happy manner. Clan in our ' , lien itayi'. Yes, I.
bdieve that a change is.taking...illsee in eur
Privale morels, at • nature is to trouble and
alarm all gold eitizens, and that tbis :rheas'.
proceeds, jn giest part, from what 'is coming
ta .. Paals in Cott Public. Moo a15.".1 *pet* :Withoutl
toitterneti, or' elit 7 o as 'I believe party
,spirt, I ,
em attacitin inn against: -whom I 14.ve.:Inii
perry anion/3;4y. But Dam ektired to tett .the.l
:country' what 1 , ini , jiimoinid.aiiii seitk..l 1,9 -
victim', *ad ii.i,..that,rinidie inmate i 5 , ,.... Inecom..l
ine Can not, and...this , public 'corrhptior.' %sill!:
Ming us a t. , w, in a short time,' pt. 1 hops in an;
bout that ie . alteady near, it hew', recolutiop.— , .
De Tectjt4rile was hissed by every, man .that I
heard him, and thirty da • froio the nit:lance I
of that 4 . .peerh the Kin via diiven from "hid
throne, and •Vianee of lilted forlhe erimes.and (
corruption by the td, it of more than ten thou.
sand of her sOnv—an not i "vestige of that .1
thronetipinains, and ktehiliiren of Louis Phi.
a
Hope ire 'exiles and a t .,;if eeeee on..'-the :lat.e of.
the . esi th. Gentlenie ,we shaft exhibit' . here
to.you •to.day a' 'fate f;cortup',ion in our pub
lic affairs in this countr '...worse Ilion,-that of
Frapce.. ' - •
1 a •
ill 'lf
q lilted
d of ru
i nut 1
achibil
Wierer
v , v e sh
(c rru,
,
Columbia, !says the' 1 Id, the , political
capital of South Carolina, has ellen' intr.' the
Militia of the Wrest entel prising of our general's,
1 without • coitteat. • 'The, eigyadiance . north,,
ward from This point. render Charleston ; ,
the evade!. or the reheliion, untenable; aod • the .
Cenferleiriate, troops:will: he , immediately-Of
they have , not.,been already" withdrawn trent
it;' for Ihe
,rebeli cannot afford to 'perigee a gar
rison. , Sherman', Woodleia. march
through Georgia Wee pot so' very , surprising,
ionsidering the'niecalenlation made
.bv ..the
sendiag noodle threaten.
They supposedthiernovementwould draw Shet.,
rtirect fon, and the eountryb,etween
and Savannah Waif - left undefended.'
•fful that Sk„ermattie 81.1 . gatricer.' northward, from
Sairannah Ithirppiered hi a fatt, - of another.
.Yiewit how we will, it is a'striking
demenstiaticireof the military'weaknese of the
rebels. They hive, of course, knovrn, ever
Yln ee dulerroso, that Sherman would not keep
his powerful army unemployed, for any length
Of tie le, as ~mere garrison of Savannah: It
was certain that
.hewoul.l soon resume 'offensive,
opetationOt..wasimProbablel that he trcold
retract rtens;, and neat do certain, therefore,
that lie would more' in a northwardly tfireetfin.
Why,' then thos,torewerned,.and with so. much'
tune for oepoiat ton; 'clitr - not the rebels confront
and Oppose . tut 'one • invrer
can he given; and that is, that they have not
men, enough to form two considerable , armies;
that they cannot oppOse . Sherman, at that dia. I
ranee, without abandoning 'Richmond
.
. .
.
.We are ,muie mud more coufirmerlio the opittir . to
that the iountefliste•prilicy •of the rebels' is eon ,
eeroirst hid with a . ,vie view to deliver a 'greet battfe:
It is out of the' queStiari ,; ti.i !h • 'the . - rai robe! of
• .
!opt). they hay/Vol. them, to attempt to held
severs, rtistent, scattered towna and' stritgie
rwsit!pnii. ' - They wont(' thereby gxpbee .
them
selvee'to be.'anihilated. in' detsid by:ineffective,
resistance to stinerior•nimbers. It is • greet s . ;
city el their . refltieed condition that they gather
•
In all their available forcirs'fnr.one'fretneridnas
.
, battle, on isrhiCht,hey vOll slake their-own ex
ieterice.as in•arginized-military 'irower.
. ,InNtrolinn•fiestiregsrd's army, the garrisons
‘trUcharlestan i 'llifilmingtan, .I.4l . lthbukt,
andibtir,oaKjn ilie..v4lley,Lee must hive at
lealt•one i buridred:.•and., , tveerity-iive .thairreariti
veteran goldiererllnraiidehlearMy.•:Againet
Sliermenalrina.oi . igainst Grant .alor,e; 'thio.
a'inlY;figlitlntitaine . beirly advantage of
ground, might render the result of a hotly con.
tmtars4 Itilase"41114111. - •
'VOVe
Attn.lu ti e i rki!Okao ialq ea a.
434 d :.ii Wei in iha Inc - ~fietctnetltnk"'
t haye,lrejfiljit4/ it; itcretre 414 Open • MP.'
‘,.:: 1111 by ibqiiii 4 ioi litiefsof.rAWCoadAywet*
pi,eitiolttiA.f 6 terid Deny iII C.: Wjit soNiinie't lineit:
4An be nre'tieubt'ethis . AbiliryititireleY tbe.4vi.;
,:ifidty 0f:1ronton!) bi thrs ratite welt It'Atit..,kno•
leitill ion. i:f , -Ile print& 110 t, : 11.1fely iake 1 - 'route
-riettiert htilseaboard; as lie. woold - thereby '.• ex.:
posepti;mself t,o, IP I.o6*Fk 'y•SeltotiAl,d;••l4l;'.."!l;-•
cino,agaiiii hint ..frOM - Wilnifiiiiion:. • ' i• .: ....: .0
. .
~iljg: T P.Pitc,iv - iiki l e..-Fh•!.., l 6 e ,.rek' l e . l.,Yrißntlt At
'teeth' til"figfil o ne, 0i our .,
two (reel - ' armies
:'vrtilit tiie other isyettoo far ttFt4i• be. vial : lib
•suhtiorting distencei : :•Lee.ivill more; tirebithly ,
elect to atteck§herenso„ and for : thiApoirtosc d
will tielikejr to wi th drayr his army from Rich
;mood and'unife• with ffeentegerd, as
: the latter.
.fills back.2 - Xr•ioon .is this ''movement • is• at
timpted;tliiiit';Will;• of cootie ) . .. Avail himself
of the opportutti,ty to fell Upon Lee's tett. :and
.harase bin 'retreat: if :Lee thencSberitntii,.be
ilid stilt tliAtint.'Makes CsitillAil -iirlection•• of
ground•Andoiv'eirGiiitt% battle; he ~attsinit.• the
main object : Of:his fireaent , strAtegy; which , is to
weasareltis•whole coneenttated •foree. icirdist
'atm • . of' our / -. armies •• not • -supported by :the
J. OUN' M RAL 'AND CORN of
corn, jos.theliichigan'Es;•mer i cOntains.inore
- nutrimerit than *inlaid of wheal' bat. corn
meal. ihnUhl not- be atrium! . tine; it it net,
keep sweet: Thereds no grain that can be put
to so many eicit.uses:and*erited up in so many .
different ways aa.corn and torn.'
we have the green corn, roasting Asti and sours
in the and the'
,dried sontp :titerl
hominy, thelalanceof thit'year. .These dishes
every • good :fiOnsekeoper know's**, In prepaie,
being, the most simple in the culinary at t. And.
thea*liy grinding' it into Meal, v bit visions
pelicions • easing divert before the 'oyes, First
we have the corn Ciate;rnade of rneal ati&Water
and a little..ealt,.it you ; re (On.poor tO use ef..l,S
and"milk,. mixed into a dough and baked on 'a
gridle, Then corn bread or riSne, which, can
only bemade proPerty.by about orm; housekee
per in ten: Then Mush end . rnilk, and fried
mash. • Wie:hayi never - seen the inildvidrial that
did not'like one. or the other . . .Many . fail in
m aking,,gno , l mush 4. nut b o iling iVenough.
Merl it is merely ac.ild•id it has a raw taste.
Then there is a Ilery .good - corn meal pudding,
'lna& hy.stiri ing the meal: into scald .4 skim
milk .till it isdis thick as gruel,; arid, when 'cool
rit,l inaturg, salt; and sweet•
erring to shit the taste, anit a little fine cut suet
and some resins or'dried pellet:1( 1 s and is tine rut
apple. It should bake an hnur or naore;'aceord•
ing tri siz;.. -This. is a good • pitying. And
then see .in to- tow mar} , dithes corn beritines
a palatable 'and favoiite:.thisttere. it is- the
cheapert arid innsi'vau'eaor fond that ttlSro,
can'.hive on, and phoutil . becon the table or 43!).t
tieh shit poor more frequently than it none
in some uf its many 'forms. • • •
, . .
. , k, ,1cii4011.. §ron - -The Ne'w Toth. ' .
'ailltrnal
. ..
01 Curivt.nr, telia the lollowing"roil stork:, .
The.othei day S- 7 --, whO.doe4 AkcornfOita
,bte little boffin( sa gloW4 town, bur utws4a - luti
u 1va...0f apending inon'ev, ,. .proffelid she had a
little more of s it, thiught' he uoutil I ry:his'lfick
' • in'the.pit regions,. and :hap;•ien:W • •to be nu
the spot when the'tirrions IlOtruons Fivreti .was
at, ite Ir . , f, tritiell ' lb I ked of la t ely. s . fie loomed,
iately'•' asiettaiatA ' IA() • owned BO' 'adjoining
trict ; ol It•nd f aupposed to be eqUalii ri'eti,' find
repaired to , pie ..housu Where.-tbe rnao lived; not
fur off: , A . 'rriiir,,i about •tliree ,o'cloik.- in the
inrirning, , ,,fr^ firi7fessecl•fr% belfery, much lalign,
ei1.11 . ,,0 ailidn't-lilt4 •aleepini,on..gtape ,viiies,'i .
:and wanted ' a •ertofe. .Comtortiablo place.. -:In
cottraeoUtittie conversation :in selatyni to that.'
. tract of land was siarte). The'ovvrier expatiat:
ed upon its pr . , liithie'. .valtre, andsags...Mud that
•Itialpiesurjust arrived; wsouht do.-well to try
liiitartli'is chuier. Th
-I pnr. • e • lattr said. he
, . , , .
..
~ tn,ii,ht not ollk. , ct to a trade. et'h-litui•inOn'r.v,
,14 r a tin ie iiillt , "tis devote, to !Lich ireialtues,P i
5t.11,, kat : at lemath iiiii , tlrett about the . price. I
'Twelve
. throitund
.• • ,Ilurs. • was 4tioied.
.-W,e-t-I, aupoatoneyitir • ire..l.aws pp a bill of
mall., and . irteanttlille•T'll a 4 e." .• The. Ipi•usio:..rit.
was prepared, the coat jell, Sandthe iianatura
sfiixed. NeatJhri 5...--r-----% tsoft.rad • $1(.4060;
for one quaiter oi'his pure. -.• Happening to
meet in Oil DoriAO 40,0311 e r, the Lilt ! , owner'
dryly remarfi , d, ~ 1.1.7 'e 'dee' . son k,ra Pe
4ines.' Sac. Tliree,aiif.rdos... .. . .
- .
110% SiGITTiII AR6 MADR. - AND 'now Vri 'MAY .
ALT. Illi WiT.; . rutratwipx--nie 'constant maces-=
ion . of otoria ankannshiner ealustin'e, between .
the Rocky i‘totintiani and 'the• A,tiant ic. sea
board; is - a subject of . n'curb. intereette all per.
sons engaged in agricultural pu , suits.. A-. few
hints, and the statement 91, a tee jeers, May
afford serne,light, and , remove
. nisny'eliating.
...errors in. reference to the atmospher,c 'changes
commonly Called the weether: ' . e ./tsil the c hanges
which tette place hi the anima:l,4nd , vegetable
kingdotris•result, in Connection- with the' at=
tposphere, - under the direcric„indirect. agency .
Of the sunlight.. -
Rain' is One of .. these.. results,
-The notion of the suelfght j preduces the great
atmospheric current"' Which' exist, in ' di Crew'
sections of-the - globe. The iscitle , wind pass
, pa
from the trripiCal regions • over the. Ca ribean
sett .anti the quit of 'Mexico into higher. latitudes
moving within thetropiCs
, f(nni. srititheast to
northwest, and, after pasaingithe tropics !row
south West to northeast; end inhigher' latitudes
from' east to west; act that' there exiets• - .'a con.
stint current over the Pastern pinion. of, .the
North''.Annerican contient; sweeping. around
over the . Western portion of the eastern coati= ,
nent, and then hack within the tropics; •
... i
At .some point within this vast retrial . whirl- I
pool the - hi is 'lleitis existing st 'storm. , The
warm - air from the southvrest . cnnimingling '
with the colder air , of higher latitudes condense - , 1
and forms clouds and 'storms. ,- In; the progress i
'of !liege cu•rents the actiin Of thesunlightvo
duces a 'vacuum; Which is the actual csiue of 1
the stores). The existence of this . .vaenuin is
i.nlicated by the tall of the , mercuary in thr,
barometer, but More certainly by' the wind. ' So 1
soon as the vachund begins to exist,' the air j
from . all sides presses i e to restore 'the erpriti I-
britnn. The Combining of these currents 'con-,
dense the vapor, clouds exist, and the ordinary I
'phenomena of the 'storm.,. When.. the' egtirli-i
brinm. I's reitOred the storm ceases. •The' wind
is invariable hlowingtoWard the approaching, 1
, or tnllowin the. *receding storm. ', The direct - I
. . . n,
motion ofthe Storm is isuallytrotn . southwest
Jo noritteast;botit ,itaintio *lateral:movement
frnm,the northwest, end to- the sOutheast, arnll
:this results;from the greater. pressure' of the
northwest current, it meting
,on , tne.nuter •mar.
gin of the air. of • the circle. Tie wind trim j
the east, southesit , mid, southindicatesthe l
Coming stoknn, sod sometitinsi. Ma
.neithee,st
wind. The tout h west' wind; West, nerr.h . vi es t i
end . north• wind indicate..a reeedints, -- Voirn. ,li
ordinarily riqiiirei from g 4 to , 3 , i' , .hours fcii- a
etorrflo passtrom •'Catiti to New ,York. • So
arson fill liko - 00iliirint* 'et .It . tte " ittntnsidterejs
restored, the ithati ceasesi T eo that a' stoirm at
Cairo alight meg Neforltit would heed. 'New
n enmity 14. the e?01d.. - , and .g ,
storaWdepende -uietni two, I t
'fornilti apprOehing 10,41 t!witat;
to eoito erbalineeofoirn:ih u tid
'IA Ili intense: :"..1r 'iti!erat mot )14,1
theinfoirn should begreitek of
tinn,.•,'the~olJ will be e r ettire civir.ttietpath
r4th4t storm This or4sqite thig! , egreit
otorrn'ol Veeember . ., 7 3l . ,„ : Wert I
Ipplifigit,# i .re,ac he'd A t beiii Lie; lie
,the.; direct teriviiirtent • reitch..d Phllid4iphinf
henee ,if Was..eolder .at 'Memphis, Nashville and
A ttentel - .theii"iit'Mcitiiie!ll: 4- ...”: — '
..•I have stated thenefieisfrom
.ver) eripy ob.
ie . verettnni;some of which 't i you, ,if
thciie remark, aretho ught yror!hy - of your no !
.tfee, if the tlaity givri-,the state
of the' weather nvery' innteing;.iy
.14-exist!' in
the Southerent . aed West; the - firiperi'wkth the ,
aid of the . 'haronioter,'ond nothing ;1114 course of,
the wind,..vroul
. not hive to look tor
.theletath
.er.,in the almanae.cir the moon. -.' I
,HICOI100.14.7':751011I . pe4rdP, even
many intelligentrefointere, itave the idea :that
to s.feeprin a cold, 'room' . is, g00f. 7 -essential • to•
heal7,ll.lt if.aq error. „Ili* bet lei' to "havisan.
open,fire.in'inur ,bedroom. ainimir here'
is not (Alit by this ineiins Onstantly changed,
bu! with the fire you Willikeeti, the window
open, .Which,will. add "grbitly. to ',the neeied
ventilation: But more than:this, With.fire.yott
wi
•.
will haye raise, bedclothes :war ott . which is
a atn, 11 . 5.0 laygen4rpbet of blankets 'pot only
interferei aomewkit with the.circulation and
respiration, hut inretients th,• .of
gasses which . the . akin constantly ris.r tti .
Bvenforriiee'or - st , .ve hast,wit it on neon wit,-
dow,is better, than a tiuse, cnitt- room.. biter.
.change with the est..rnal p F.ure 'thlentis
upon the 4iff, :F eure !act tv,... 1 1 toe I,rointt litre. of
the air. within.:: But haw , rt. , ! njoiti . fire.
go wit hou silks; b io4t'elOt ha; etl rpet •
Briery-Of, all kirkits, it .4tectOsat y, thqi we
may'have this 14autiful put ifi , r'aitti difitior of
joy 41'101 oui . .tionses, hi lily own bongo Ltutpi
ten open grates. ; end find * , with coil zit
themis . tiif.,ht lot; and - w
if it here.
in any other department .
keanine'l
should feel Icould not nt his Ido nod
,s 9 iinportntd
Credit.... ' .
.ka.T,estus.Walto --Felle! •
cretins: The. Attie tnr brcither.
S •rril WY
_revert!: !p "lin& .ettm
lent •1 telt 4.11 sp, .ntn It rake I mite
Me in d to grant. believe' it
toyaelf.het ken ine't our sister, and our
v!..,if:!, and :nu title. lb: isn't. •evril. .01 our ,
consins, coil all or ‘01; ! es felashuns. lie. isn't
olir.gtendiather a &our enod in!*.th • e
Scarcely. Atli y , t lirrwious persons Wonldlieer
•Yairilittik rune- COngrese , ...nij
.s eeeratotherepnbli o t
thee Africans or he got ti. ra!hrr; now, Wrist .
are we gnine,L f e n atiout . Ile !. an .Orfill
noossitee. P' •D I isn't to blame for:_:
he was errs • enm-wise ourpner,-145.4 Bill
Harding. sittl - I,,rie England ru , n, "hut it
initohard.tosersit. t any'rote he's heir,
encl. it'it.a pity.hr kan't go, 1•: . 'um
,Wharee
quietly himsrlf ivitare he 'rood' -gratify his
l • emhitiUn
foss kickt up Anutium.' ..•
• Old ?illy Tayloi, whose rood' iitories.
witty saying), will 1 0 fig bP TATeinbf b r•?il by his
a equainiances, used •to relate .the f illo„w•
. • When I was younir,jitat admitted In the har
in geutucky,.l Alte appointed by the - court to
delemi•kman . had; een indicted. for the
rnuriter of hie mother...Determined' to .make
out of the meter PS mochleoputdtiop for myself
asihe case wolfd atriifol, honk the accused
Aide and told hire.•it wee neceslary.for.me,• ea
lii counsel,.to kner.ir the %hole reference to
the charae againili 0111;,—"..kftif &settling him
•thst what tee tsdahtsay to me; cotilif not he- .
lased sgaidit him; I p:itthe. pfein question,
, Did you was the
reply. si•Whst made you tin it?' Because,' paid
he, "..She :want worth' win.Pr:hg. . , '
•
• 'SENSIBLE Aisxlms,---"Never taste an :atom
'when y.io are.not
. tinogry; it is surieiaul. :
Never hire sorVerii•i'•'WhO;'gro in puirs, as 'is•
tett', cousins. or enyrhine, eis•.,. • •
Navel. sp.uk of y'or Whet' ra dithe mini"
NeVer•repty ro,the ep:thir.is'of 4 I,llnhkatil 'or
Never simalucontemptumptly of woman
Neve! iabusk , une who : was noce your boirorn
howeVer. tarter now.
Never .sinitelei. the expense of your religion.
'or - your pible.l ' ,
- . A gonil'woril i• as soon said es 'a bad one.
No one js a fool eivvays;
_.,every one
,soine.
times.
Peace with heaven .le the best friendship: ••
Beneirolence, said Sydney Brat in a ehariti
eripon v ii sentiment corn non to human nature.
A tntieiaeen. B. in distress without,
tv wishing IC
'to. relieve, biro! * Rarhefnettult never . saii. a
mare :brilliant thing. than that,. nor One more
1
-- - iiiriiiiiii 7....
.
,011.. : , .-• 40 S
SUS eI4NA, , , SURGEON,..: . •
N0RNN . 1614,' .. irie:E.-1N.:400:, PA
..- . •
(AT TILE imio . FolinT4 -ii.Aes.)
DR. V. Y. M'CO7, •
.SOURHI-EAST ,CORNER AIN. STS. Er:r
• .sinetliporl.,:-.Pa. • •
:EATING S 1,0 ON.
rin I-1 E SU 3SCRIBER annootices ? . o the Ppblic
thitisoims tllP.ttocif of the
'non totrrerly kept by W. H. fialeeroYest'aide
• . .
. .
üblieSquare
• .
wbeee•he i s prepared . to refresh efw inner MAP
With al} tile dolicaess ti rally, kept. at first
e Rk:STALTRANT.: . • • ,
ALE, CIDER, CON F'F.CT lON ARI ES, NUTS,
•ERUITS. CHERSE,&r.,AC.,
,FRESIU OYSTERS 'tweed!, it', arder,'eitly r
raw pr t!ookeil
. .*.Thost•Who
,Savor me with their patronage
iacatifee ro-complaiii, either. as to
•
';'' ' • L. WORDEN"
• s: net J p o ' r r, Sept 21tlit-1863•. 4
ANIIICAN` '
N.., the Passe&i,g,r; Depot, ,
• . ritworpira•
eropristpc
MIII.r,
... .
„ . .
i'oit4irs will hi In etetuhnemi on the' ei rrtv3M of each
kiln, to,take.epargivoUlLidivisi(m4 coveliAot,guests to.
W. EL s*ovnaLL
. . . . .
. . .
lieillerla'Dry Goods, Ornaseleis, Orocktri, .liard. Ire
.Pkiots, Bhoci l Hato, o'lll4lllase Nails Oita 44.,..it0
• ialtli il* Mille Viblle /kiwi. Lethic4l..l%. •• *-.
.
: , flign!'7.:'. i tfto. n• • nnnno .-. .
~. ...4 1 1 10 30 11 MX
),
iiiiott,' ' . en:` . n.-
tor—o r ',Ai Zeit - ii,
*0 • . ] ~, ... ,I . lfai*
- ' .• '• ' ::' ' YZOW: —.Alt ) 7 i? , t•• .: .". 1 .•
irolim. A{ *,
,Ig pnitle•in Onneti; .1 . 46.
Artitixt, !bri o es;• ng -. i i . o' , , La*: . ' t ondo '
loggoncs . 7 •I•e• C on *lnitne; IhnunleaCen of
Land Taior OM* • 'l6lr Tilt tend miliirplipla Ms , '
n'ngnnl . 4il.f ....31
ti4nt!,l..lnnin lihnsfloitilonk, •„. .. i
• '..:COURT.PROCLAIILATION.
WIII;REAS.,the Hon: White'
...presid,en.tthlagei Hone. Dar....
ling anA'.'N;Poilii)4if the - •
Cott* 01r..03"er..403./r0V101!,
Peilvete, Q.spirter. - Ses,atont.setheP;Wee, 'lor,
'phena! Cotert-And . Court'ettemornon Pleas tor . -
tbeCouel y otA'Keanhaenksenati thelr precept
'hearting.
,ofs
March:, in : lbe• 4.e.itt:of,• one then
sarid'eiOtbt 'hundred and eix-4.4ntir; 'and to •me
directed;..for Court '' co( 1 Oye.r and
-
Terminer and Generil Jail Dellyi•ry, Qttatcr
Setis . ions.. of - the , 'Peate - , ()fp . haat . ' Cpart, 'anti
Conrt, ot , Conintin •JR.-the."-Botoueb nit
Snietbport, on, "Mainlity,• the 20t1, :day of Jiinc..
next, and totcrmt inti:e'onck*.weett:*.: : •
Notice is therefOre h'erebli.gi given to 1/) Cr
nets, Justices .of
wit hi n hu".county, that they be then Iqll C.) ! ..•.i.e. •
jnitheir. promer:p'ersons, o'clock , tii. et,
;aid day,:with their rolls , records,ions,
ernminations, find Other remertt.rapci.g,:to
those 'things w . hich their,otlies.apPertaintO ho
do ••
ne., And those ti•boarit bnundlty•their rec..
. •
agntzaticei! to. prnetYcinelke prisoners that a renr
Shull he in , the 'said county 'of :M, 'lsestri,
dre.to be then' and there Prosecitte•a , hinst
tnern
.will he • . •
•Flated at Stoetbtient;lbie• Stb day ' el:March
1863; mild the
. 19811 i 'year of the-TrditOnti=
ence . mite United Stet... . or- -
1 .. ADSXIVISTRATOR,VSOTIOR... •
XTHERE,A: . § . Letters
VV. die 1. Lit:. ad
ic.., , iti.n.i... - tuWi'ship,..McfC4O'eotli.ty, x l.?.:=
bren:graoted..to t Siabscribe6,
II per., firs in tebied t o
quested to make im riedipte, payinent, and
thaw. claims stint .Ifte Estate Of the
ithiPer d ' ;:fl•t frill present thein;:do.lrp.othen
tie.ate..4; ithout.tiefal; (or' 'teetil•nient and'
' G. -.A.
ped fire.
Krating, February 26, !so
ADMIN/STRATORS' SALE.
n Y. IVRTUE• of •an, Order or the .11rPhan't
. 1 9 1 . P. 'Court tor theCounty'ot McKean, berfritic
date tint 0:b day 01 March 1665, Abe und..tr
eig;ned 'Adininiet Tatars of the est.ite 21 Gummi
luoNs 'deceased late of Wit;an'irou.itv P 4.,
w.:11 expude to puhlie sa.P, at the Court IlatiO.
in Smethport, on .:Idondai; f4k . .1.1 . day :of April .
1861, at 10:0 9 ekett A. lhJ. of that day, the fol.
lowini . deseribed real Este.e, to wkt
Al that piece of lead known anddisignated
'at lots:rimnbered 46 and warrants n,ttn
hered.22s2 and 2239 in the •allotMent of .'the
Binghem lands.in li t 'eating township 'N'Keari
co4nly'and State, of rtsiiiisylvanis, being the
sarne . lands convoyed by deed doted the seconil
.toy of Febrnary; A. D., .16.57; fiord Joeepla
• Reed'lngen.oll'andothers,tobid'eon ona
'recorded in 'McK e an 'coniniy. in deed book
77'.6re;;eorrisining; 386 acres and:-allow
ances. excepting 'and r'eserving'out or ale 'same
one
.hundred and eiility.five actea...Of lend,
being the acme land couyeyed by' qideon trona
tle Solomon SartWell aireetnant'deted the
29th day of NoveMb§'r 185I' and '.r•;Cordedin
Mcßean:eminty. in'tleed book pagE:369 age:
' ALso,..-411 :tat tract of Land knowo aslot
' No. 34 in.)s.arrants- numbered 2250 and 3900:
iu the ull.)lnieut of the Hingham lands' in -Kea:
t;ng township, I‘l4 Kean .county PonnsYliania
Containing fifty four and tyro' tenths acres of
land more .orlissa.. • • -"
• -
.Acso,-All that piece of land situate. in the
Borough of - fi,netliptirt cousdrof *McKean and
State of Pennisilvarsia 'known as Int - No.' 1, to
Squire No:'Bo,:as clregusited on the .roap of
said Bs:growth, heing.the Northwe'st:One.eithib
.
part. 01 sant square, . 4 •
A s.so,-- All that traci of land.known as Sub.
No. 175 in,wasiant NU 2597, situate in Wet- .
'Moro toys rashlp; ',in :said County, containin;
225 acres of land.. '•
.
Ar.so p —All that tract. of lsnd'. 111111! , in;
El? township in .saill'Conntyi containing
13..aeris of land, and Ifnown•os: the, oart pet
off tin Charles Pariier. of the:•Estate of Eben
zer Parker, late of E ( dred township.',
• .Tnn3ts:—Cailii on eitermation . at Sale.
.JNO. R..CHADWICK,. :
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. • OTIS' 111 ONS,
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' . • Jusiniarstratora. . •
.• .• ' • -OLIVE IKONS'• •
-• • • ..eld.niosssratrisr.
Keating Ivfareh 186.1. ' •
.
Oftlie Receinisand Ex'neintittirepi.
of rho County of:MeKenn;,:itale
'of Pennsylvania, from 4ninuary.
.Ist lEin34:to Vanna'ry.keCoa, *:
.reCm Collector. of oysted..Tak ,
from:collectors of unimatbd toi - 1313.1 x 1b CS •
,Of6t,W.
Ext.kllolst'ir,E3
Pith! Gran.ll.l9.Zl
, • tW1.19 I
: Odor ‘Titriitevis :.1111,50
• .....'
• Jrittices'' Qutaitlui t (opt"..
fur Vi'rity en and .
3675
• 'AP, P 400 •• 2fr.;;37.
Rripairm'nf. rublja Buildings IJI. 7
o. , roner!., Irrigheita ...
Pentbre . . . .
firidzek
teruiyht,d ...
I "lttck 41 . 01 13 aril ...iir.l..nhry.
' . Uri Judea:Apt • . '
lther.ifTerp
comminzioner Corwin
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Ot
• •Prothc'sotary,Cyt.4 'dolt
, • J'tit Experiiits .
• Wd'e enptleni i Old r Awe. • . ,
ROI enlii'SkiinlkA for notinty:elitids'..,:...
Po..ta6 '
Au litnnO2'pAp,.. .• . .
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'l' rrasuie r CtitsuoistOn.
Ezooll.optsoolpto. over 14poiyitta
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• Liasurrrlts,
Orders I,iii6tisivtig • sta.os
Orders ontsissiales sift ir.govVet ' • • .• . •; • " aI3,1):1
Onintnisisiupftno use's trtlanes for iti • Ot Nkasi ,
-OlerlOn *sees b 'lanes for ' • • 26.011
at.lllXpnrines . l3l..l6Bs' .. • . elop,oo
)rx,meilit4owasn4 Rom al neiiikted tas - * 577.0
lltahisereeimes and Comnibuion4 Slesdedleir , '
gzemi 9r. Wsoiaises oyef, .• -3985,11
• • •WESSO.VRCEP.;
Due from dell/ilium?, . .$1179,0111
'
Seated Tax ' • • • f' 7 11291),0•4
Cassite 4 tat taw I ¢ill4, 1 0.3, W`eo)loetµie 106 7377,40
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42,1,5
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52,10 .
10 00,
'600:50,
108,60.
.T. 1591
" 60,0%
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46.14
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. 510796,14
1110796.03
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