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THE DAILY SENTINEL,
f XL eTpeLL. Illifor id Proprietor.
"The 8sVltf.
cent Bonds-
ii piiblisbedeTery Kruio;-ex-
rotll the Wof i"f ne,ti
1.00
- J 00
"for two"Wnt
"WeBTTctMhrmld e w -friend in- extend-
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NEWS FBOM 'THE PAPERS;
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Collection f Southern Debts.
' The XdtiStel iHUlligtHctr mentions an inter
mm which cme ip, last week, in th New
York Supreme Cmr. being' an action fcrott&t by
handise sold id lSfiff tfc Jefandantg, firm
Iheo doing business in CplUmba. Georgia. Wet
more of the rln -"were4 denying nffi-
; Bt'inforntio0 eU tha? ft0"1
to the iefendants, giving for uch
want of knowledge the interruption of til com
: -.'...!; fttat ijtiriitir the last four yar with, the
AUu..,Mr. H. H. Rice, on behalf of the plain-
nriTHOvad strike out Jus answer l W?olonft
with ground thai the" sale was completed in
nr.n u before the war commenced, and that
w hound .to know of the acts of
luce partners, "bnless-such knowledge was'nctu
. kin out the answer and &ng juJgiiiSnt Outfae
cwpIaotwun ett"-"
; .. a ....rnarh of the CholrCS
- " A Waihinetonleapatch of ffi5Kl2th .anTs:--
tha State Department yesterday seem o dispel
all doubt about tbeYteady.Veslward. progress of
thr chieii had Mo,bm
.' in the Mediterranean SeVeoalhItaly, .whore
it was racing witt great violence and with lerri
"Mr fatal effect. It was also prevailing itf the
form of the most malignant epidemlo at Coastan
tinople", and it wMliourly expected atGdeaava
... ' V "SI IT - t ,
the northern elioresot tne Piaoa pea, near n
Prim. lliere can be no doubt now that this
terrible sooursfe will soon reaoh the western coun
tries of Europe, and it ie more thtn pirobabUilbai
irwift evst tba Atlantic". If the" sanitary ;ondt
""" lion ofour seaboard cities was what it otinfat to
to, there might not be ground for much' tlarnt
Tv$ thriuljeot.' Baftifltor preptred for tba:ter?
rible Visitor. But lor Washington, th inttUi
ytneet&J or two ago aaid : W h'Sdder to
"tiohtemplste the teenee (hat roast be witnessed in
iyrihinirff if tliRshodldwHikIita ap
yranoe bei jn. the. present condition, of the
.tirr The city authon ties are mono g in the
wiattarl but Ibey.will have to more with rapidity
n4 decision, for there i an berenlean Task t
' for them." '.. : ". ; - " ; .
Flood U Illlnola. - '
Caicseo,-JxtiNou, August ILr-A' despatch
from Joilet, dated the I Oth, says ; The greatest
fljod ever known here swept over our city last
jiiht. Alarms part of that partioo" east of the
. lire U still nder water.
The St. Louis railroad is under water for miles.
- Joe amount of damage cannot be known till the
wnter subsides, . v-
- ProvidentiaUvvthere has been no. loss ol life
'nlmtwe know of, but an immense loss of proper
.. '
Northern papers mention a -number of terrific
raius tad wind storms in various localities.
. Tennessee Election.
- JN ashtillc, August 12.-Qoveraor Browolow
, has issued a proclamation proposing certain ques
tions to the clerks of county courts ana sheriffs,
with a View of ascertaining weather or not the
teive franchise act "war fullycom'pRed with in
couducting the fecent elections.
; ; The Governor' invites all loyal cititens to com-.
jttwiicaiAk&r
ud auures them that nothing wilt prevent the
execution ot be said law according to its sub
M ,o and spirit -: -
. ', ' ' in' i .
The CondlUut of IIiw. A. II. Stephens.
j We are pleased to le&rn that the. rigid rules
. ipronibmng Mr. Hyphens from writing or receiv
ing letters, evcn'npon personal affairs, have been
I "xed. We saw a letter from him thU week,
i ttatcd from his prison sm Fort Warren, tf a friend
tin this city .from which we' learn that Mr. Ste-
i fhens Is In ery bad health. Be is seriouslr'and
-; palnfiilly "afllictpd "with ' rhmimatim,idoubtless
;. catted by the damp walla-of a fortress, upon a
ten enfeebled by many years of continued itlbess.
I'be poetuo-n of Mr. Stephens appeals with peculiar
ju to ever numane and generous impulse.
M As Vork Va Mook. ' ;
Ilex lean Aflaln In rnn.
The Peri, correspondent fthe National In-
Vicer describe the public, mind in thatcity
s intensely exercised about the probable aetlon
oi ine U oiled Stetes.
Ha i
.L McS policy itobroiUng thsm with the United
" Mexieav Mi:enfaluvi!lln0 .fLamiik.k. mX,'. I
ltee is, psrhaps, ihe greatest object or desire
to the French people of any tiart'of their foreign
- Utoe.- A great deal has tlready been done
towards thU by the present attitndo of the Gov
, era,.ient and people in America, and I .nsed
' say how heartily"-welcomed her has
4en the language lalely need bV General 8hei
iiun at uuciuiiati.
His st'cech has been reuro
dused almost in full iu the pages of the MonUew,
ndiho etrikbg wirds, I will not hear of
ww in Arneric, for the next fifty years at least"
' . !imorV.tfeolM11y o snd uanquil-
i ? Ui.l puhiu) nvind. . :
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PRQGLAMAT
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t-tt- T r"T TT,v"T7'TVT
PROVISIONAL QoyiaNoa,
TO -THE-ttOFLE OFiORTHiROLI1
- In parsntnon' of power .retUJ in m by
ANDREW JOHNSON, iWdwt f
United Suiet, ly kit ; Proclamation of May
QStbSOS, appointing i IVoTtsbnal Governor
or iNorth uaronnt, nnaer tne itnno truoie oi
the Cooatitution if the United; States, wVtoU
gusrante to evrf State in the ' Union a re
publican torn of government; tnd in. order ta
enable the lojal people of eatd State to or
gtni i StefeMMn
W!!...bj..l!Uyli4i domesUo trtntjuiiiCy"?
stored, and loyal "citizen protootcd . in all
their rigbta. U- life, liWty, and . property 5
irad 1 in otder. tltto, that il . SLutemaY
be restored to iU Constitutioniil relations U)
the Federal govenimentr by prfiienting'soeh
a republican i'oim of government as will entitle
the State, to the guarantee- of the United
Btatea therefar, ami its 'e.ople to protection
the United States againit. invasion, insurVeo.
(ion, and domestic violence, I, WILLIAM V.
1IOLUE5T, Provisional Governor as aforesaid,
'M hereby BfoolaTnrth"
held in said State, on Thursday, the 2lrt day
of September, 1805, for a Convention, to be
oompoeed of one hundred and twenty dele-
I gaiea.lto-U ehoeen si follows :, ;) ,, -, .
Theouly - of Alamance will choose I. 0
members. 4": vi,:" -w '
The eeunty of lexandriwitt eboose one
member, ... " . ... ' v
The counties-of Asha 'and .Alleghany ,wili
choose fme member. ,
The eotmtjof Anson will ohowo mem-
,bers. :' - . ' .' - "
The county o4Jeauf art will ohoote. two mem-
.- fcers.- i , u,JLl
The county 7f . Bertie will chodle two jpm
' hers. . -:- . .... "Mi -
,Thi' 6pttatjt.MM-"K. one jnem-
The oounf y of - uuwick will oboose one
member. '
Thw-onaty of iHinoosibe wul -choose .one
member.
The county of Burke will ehoos one mem
ber. .
The county of Cabarrus will choose ono mem
beri .. .- - - --"
The county of Caldwell will choose one mem
DOT ". .''
The county of Camden will choose one mem
ber. r -
Tbe county of Carteret will choose one mem-
The oounty of Caswell will choose two mem-
.... . - .. - . . : f-
r
-oers.
The -county of Catawba will choose one mem
.. - her.- V'
The -countv of Chatham will choose three
-mei&bers.
The "Bounties- of Cherokee and Clay will
' choose one member. '- - ' , -
The county of Chowan will choose one mem
ber,
The oounty of Cleveland will chooee two mem-
bers. . ' . ...
The oounty, of Columbus will choose one
member. - ,- M.. ..u , ,'
The county of Cravenwill ohoose two mem-
Tha counties of Cumberland and Harnett will
ami
- choose three members.
The county of -Currituck will chooae one mem-
ber. . - - ' .. - ' .
Tlie county of Pavidson will chooso two mem
Mbers. ' '
The county of Davie will choose one member.
The county of Duplin wilrthoose two mem
bers. - .
The counties of Edgecombe and Wilson will
y chooso two memhcis. : -
The county of Forsj th will choose two mem
; bers. .
The county of Franklin will choose one mem-
The county of Gaston will choose one member,
The county f Gates will ehoos wis member.
The county of Granville will choose three mem
bers. .
Tlie county of Greene will choose one member.
The county of Guilford will choose three mem
bers. '
The county of. Halifax will choose two mem
. hers.. ".- :
"herv "-"
The counties of Henderson and Transylvania
will chooee one member. .M-
This county of Hertfijrd wiU choose one mera
The county of Hyde will ehobie one memter.
The founty of Iredell will choose two members.
The county of Jackson will choose onemetn-,
ber,.. . .y , : X
Thfl noiinty nf .Tnhnainitl hnOSetWO men
Wrs. y ;y; -.,""":
The county of Jones WtJTchoose one member.
The county of Lenoir will choose one mem
ber.
The oounfy of Iinooln'rtl' choose eue-mem-
.-... -
fl VTUVLU RAIHEK BK RUillT THiX Btt rREy)EKT." Benrr Clay.
3?he county of Macon will choose one niem-
. bor. .- """ ' -
The county of MaJison will i-ltooNe one nietn
bcr. : " ' : . . . . '.
Th county of Martin willxbooso-flne-meiiti
The county of McDowell will choose one mem
ber. v . ' , 7 '': -. - --.
The county of Mecklenburg, will choose two
members. - '
The county of Montgomery .will chow one
;r member. rM.MMr'M
The cotnty.of Woore will choose, one mem-
- : br, 'fc',M-;i5s; i.
The county of Hanw will choose one member
The county of New Hanover will choose two
members. ','": . "M"--'-'; - """ ;;;'--'"'!'.','::...
The county of Northsmft wilt ohoose two
...membejrjM;4M---M
The county of OijhIow will chooHaxmo nieni-
Mhor.;- :: . ' .
The county of Jrangetl choose two' mera-
The county of Paaqoutank lvrll- choose oufc
'. .- me mber. . . , . ' : , , , : ',.,......, : , '. ' . . . 'i .
The oeunty of tferuimisns will choose one
7:" member.- "'MM'"-- '-'-:'; . .
The county of Porson will choose 'oBemem
ber. ' ,.M
Theoounty bf Pltrwiil ohnojM twa-wiewlers.
The county of Jvandolph will ohooae two4uera-
bers. ., M,. ' . .M,-'
Thewuflty of Iiwhmid wile
member.; ' M, ' 'a-l;y. 1 'T : M'"
The county of Robeson will choose two we m-
bers.- . ., - . r-.-y.
The county of Rockingham will ohooso two
memDers
The county of Rowsa will ohooso twO mem
bers. .- ';'MliM.-Ml4,JrT"
The-unties-of RuthenofIanjilPolk will
choose two members. ' l "' "
Thtf oounty of:Sampson : will choose two mem
hers." ;: M;;.' "' ;:V- ! ? t v
Tha county of JBtanly
ber. ' - - , ,M' :'l'.'V''
The county of Stokes will choose one ' mem
ber. - . -yJu : jlL :m;"' ;
The county of Surry will choose one : member.
The oounty of Tyrrell will choose one picih-
" tier." M .vv TI'SM'' :A :.;rj
mi , TT. . . .
The oounty of Wake will eboose three mem
hers.
The county of Warren rill choose two inem-
v. bers. . . . . f
The oounty of Washington wUfhoose one
. member. : w .
The county ol .Watauga will .eboose one
, member. - ,, - ' -
The oounty of Wayne' will choose two mem
bers. . ;
Th oounty of Wilkes will chooia1 two niem-
-. bars. -4 : -. ' .- v. "
The oounty of Yadkin will choose one mem
ber. M -The-counties
of Yancey and MitfCell will
. choose one member. . - .
Tha Clerks and Sheriffs of tha respective
counties will proceed at once to assemble the
Justices of the Peace, -a majority ofTwhom
will select from their number not less than
six not more than, eighteen Justioesmea of
intelligence, discretion, firmness, and approv
ed loyalty, whose duty it shall be to administer
to those who may be entitled to receive u,
the oath contained in the Prenident's Amnea-
t Pmnlamatimrof. Mav 25)th. ISC5. under
Buen iqstruetion as may ce prescrioeu iu iuu
ProeJamationr-l ho Justices shallot the same
time." abbomriogecctors- of the elections at
the vanous precinoU in their respective Couu
tiosi in anoordanea with the law in relation
thereto. Chapter 6-, Revised Code of North-
Carolina. The elections for members of the
Convention shall ba conducted . in the same
manner as elections for members of the House
of Commons, in aceoidanoa with the provis
ions of Chapter 62. Revised Code, so far as
said provisions may be applicable j snd ,the
pllibers appointed to hold said elections, and
to make returns thereof, shall be liable to the
same penalties i for: failure to act, or , - for neg
lect of duty, as are proscribed in Chapter $2,
Revised Code
ifperaon WniTw ,ailowed"toMtote whd U
not a voter quaUtiea as prescrioea oy tne vau
ttitation "andwTotlhfttate, Mr force1 im
mediately before the 20th day of May, 1801.;
except that the payment of poll tax shall not
be required. M ' '
All caroled soldiers of the army and navy
of the pretended Confederate States, or of
this Sute, nadcr and including the rank of
CoIoneL if of the Army, and under and wolud
in 4banlKatlliaitCT
ill be allowed to vote, prevwea ny are not
included in anv of the fourteen excluded clas
ses of the President's' Amnesty Proclamation
nd, providod further that they are eitixens
of tne fettle in aceoraanoe wuu vae terms
prescribed iarthe-preceding parsaph.c Mc
N person will be allowed to TOto wnQ tfoes
net exhibit to the Inspectors a"-copy of the
Amnasty. Oath, 1 eontamed in the President's
pfomalronTMythlSGS
himself and certified by at least two J ustices
of the Peace.
Printed SWips of the Amnesty Oath will lie
froii.Wl to. tl.e ChuSrUKW.'10 wiMj4is.tribute
e I
r
them to the Ju&tice appointed to admmiste
the o&fli." The Jutitires will Jolivor the certi
fied copy to tlte person ' taking the oath, nnd
retain the original ta bn trau-tiuiucd U tbii
offii'C i " .
"JuMicvs ol the.Pvso sve nuthoriied ta ad
ttiifliMtir tlie Awiii-'ty O.th . person who
uiy Otwiru hi apply (o the PtlitcutfL-!
riraon. . .. ) : . , . '. , ... .
'J'h45heriff,xif the r.itivh (nuti4
shull furniwlt, a an ai. pnnHioaUi!v i-rtiu-.
catel or elecibn ttv;.tWejverMiis hu tn"y
have Mceifed the hiheaTTiiimber 6f Tfit,s i
mciubers of tlja Convention ; and the Shoritls
shall alMO immediately send td the otu:eof the
Secretary of the Stat,- ltilAighra StatninMt
"f ihe vote iu-thir rprve i!oatlio fn
the uioiubers aforesftiJ. and also a tttatpuiont
tat khA' said t,atMiirp7--diifec't8j-1y- th
Preidefi.of tha Uou venlion, lUluisli", U :be
laid heftire the. ConvchttonT " "MM
" The aiejiiboni of the jUonvcntiim thus ohot
en,wttt"asfeiuble iu the rcitf of Ualcih, on
Moiidny.the second day of October, lSt5.
3 The. attention of Justices appointed to &J-
aiioiatot the Awnmtyi ,,!,Vit.h..H..eleiAllbL&,.
! rected to thi-: following fourteen . esifodedT
olaHses of the lvesident sAmttesty rroolams.
tion of May 20th, I8e5i'Mi .', ; ,M; y,
v Mrtta-Ati who are,or; shan have bicn,
protended civil or dipkmiatie llieerssr4tber
. Wu.d.omcstio oribrhig agonts of the pre
tended Confederate government " " " . "
comfAtJ-'BB' left Jadicbl ;ntotions uu-
dor the United States to" aid the-rebellion..
Jltird AU who shall have been, military
or naval bfficers'of said protended Confederate
government, above tbo rank of Colonel in
the army firJiiealcnant in the navy,, - ,
JWA-AU who lett scats in the ('.oogrene
or the unttei outes to aid tnerebeman
V-"All who reigned-or iondored -re
signatioos of" their commissions in the army
Or navy of the J'flited, -.-tatea toetadO'ilufy
in resmtm me reueiuoa
. ,S5'j77i- All who have enRtircd in any.way
in too treating otberwwe tnan. lawtully as
prirs ofdr poraons found in theJUniiled
States service, ss officers, soldiers, seamen, or
' -- -c-jw, w-
in other oapaoities.
Srventh'KM persons who ' have' been; ot
mi-e nurtuuMJca iiumj.uo uuunuum ii mw
A'-njAf All nitliUrv -and. naval officers in
the rebel service who wot-e' edaeated by tha
govemmonl in the Military Aeade'nty at West
Point, or the United otates Naval Academy.
Ninth' All person j who held the protend
ed offices of Uovevnors of ta'es in innurreo-
tion azainnt the United State. . .
J'eii-All persons who left' their , homm
within the jurisdiction and protection tif the
UnitetTStates, tnd passed beyond the federal
military , Mnesjnto tbesocajlcd Confederate
States for the purpose of aiding. the i rebellion:
( Elfvemrft Ai persons vjho have hepn cngffi
ed in the destruction of the commerce of the
United States upon the hifrh sea, and persons
whovhave made raids into t6 United States
from Canada, or. been engaod in detrrying
the oommoroe of the United Statet npon the
lakes aad-nvera that -separate Iho- Rr tteh
provinces from" the United States. . ,
lodfthAXL. nenons who, "atilhe time
when they seek to obtain the: benefirs horoo)
by laking the oath herein, prosoribed, art in
military, naval or civil oonnnoment or cuif.-)
dy, or under bonds of the ciyil, niilifary-,pr
navaluthbrities or agents of the United
Btetefl, as prisoners of war, or persons "dft-
. . l l- . ft i i t 1 !c'1 :
tainea ior ouonoc vi any tioa eurr nciore
or after boo vio tion. y : ! , y
i f Air?rSrtA'tt personr whoyhavo:To!ntt'
tarily participated In said rebellion; and the
estimated valuijsf- whose taxable property is
over twenty inpusana aoiiars. ' ? .
Fourteenth -AH persons who have taken
the oath' of amnesty as prescribed la the
PrCHideut's proclamation of Ieceaiber eighth,
A. V , one thousand eight hundred and six
ty three, or an oath of allegiance ta the gov
ernment of the United States since the hte
of said proclamation, and who have not henry-
forward kejt and mainUiued the same lhvio
iAXeirFiemJmlTtA "speeial application may
be Kiade to'the President for pardons by any
persdn Iclongihg to the excepted clashes, and
anne"ll"cTum'eW WlfftirWwsHrrrraded
as may be consistent with f the" faett of th
cawt and the peace anddignity of thn i'bTlgd
Stetes." ,-f.;y , W:-:'"-:'yM -M:
Under the first exception are Included all
persons who have been civil or dipl imatu of
ficers or azents of the pretenlcd Confeder
ate government, either within or without the
territorial liiiiite of the United States. -
Under the seventh- exoet tion. ar in'litdijd
alt(COTffJErmr.TnrCTivBTtrotra
tilotSCnt 'fioiii . l'e UiiittdJa1hJblli. $
purpOHe of aiding tlie vebelliuii,y -.
" " Under the thirfenth exception are i. 'i ncluJcd
all who, during the rebellion!" have" held any
office Or "agency under the .State or pretended
Confch'rato government; or havd iu sny way
Voluntarily joined In the rebellion, as f t ex
ample, by entering or "marching" Wlih .untied
forces hostile to the United Ftatee ; by aendinr
or furnishing-money, provisions;. or, .nrius M
ersori engaged in tig) lebulKJirrravrnt e-t-
ihere moiney or provisions were fumiiihed
from the promptings of charity or humanity ;
by acting with asicmblages of persons, wheth-
irVrtuTid"c" Hfidrjaiibed', hoalilo to-h
t AftTfirsejt.TOTopnrThg8ot more'rlld llJlioer
or luUiiua tviKt bnli tJLuuoM square:- '
tuttifrtiun
Jt.00
1 WMtiS "
I month
1 uuothi
$ e.oo:
io.e
14.00
so.Oa
" -JOO
.
l wA ' ,3 50
S)it.;ml noiit'M, nndfr ScUl-head," will Ve
r.b4r'ttun4iHlif ptr s-ptitre for eat'h lftToK''"'
1 li' aiuipje auufotiDcsment ott drath or msrrUu
H H! UiH In1 t'hftiywl. - II, 'i .-
V oit.vl Miles ; -or m any oihitr way giving vol-. s
Hi'lurif nidi uiblaiee or eiu'ouraireintnt to the
ivU'tlinu ; aiiil win wo taxable Merty ou the
i!Ul. tl:iy h May, I WiS.-eSe.U'a tt value ttin r :
uu of tttiMity thousand loUanCf'a- sti " .
ihe other niviitmnH aid so plain at not to
ritiire x-j'l.uiatton. - . jj.-;
-. jNtertili-U wilt be trrahbd by the Justice
to any powou. ho is included' w-ithin any of -
tho fmr(.e"n excluded dAss.es, uiiIms on ihih
tiou by the paity of Vta pardon futhiiTuuenef ?
Irom ttw l"resant. -y m' '-.i'.'-Wki -'
The JuUft appotoJed5a a4miiifiter-the ,
Amueftj p ith, snd to 'furnish ceriifioatoi of .
the fame wh'yh. diU !' evidence of loyaltyj -ara
wjwo"ially instructed to b,' vigilant. and .
fUitMuL . U bile it will not be their duty o , i
al-tero'pt to pry into tlii) hearts and eoBsuienoea
l'W'e,r6',,' admonlnh thosv -
wbo-may pp)y-to4ke the oath, that It mut
be taken and sutMcribod in good faith, with
an honest intontion on their part to keep it
without secret purpose or tuental reservation
upon any oocasion er af any time to commit
any tot in violation ot aaid oatht and they
wIITiirTIhWrtetrithotb- nanttbw--taken
sod kept, the pardon offered them by
th l'reiiilont will bo yoii, and they will rs
maiu subject to trial nndf the law for porju-
IX ftitrjMwn;. ' - ,vi
' , 'Ubd J usticca, Clerks TandV Sheriff, whose ' "
3utyV4t is tdrprovide for - aJminiitering he
Mth anjLtojcondupt the elections, are enjoin
ed to Uftoy every practicable means ta enable
very likizcn to yuke the oath who may de
sire and be : tntitlod to do so. B And tha la- ".
tjpootors are enjoined to inspect and eiamino . -
fairly ;and truly, to decide in every , ease tur--
teoiifdance with the law, and with the in-
and to make proniptand oorroot returns of
the Tittmhtrtif -votes and-for-whom castrt---:
their respective precincts. , ,
l'one at our city of Raleigh, tha eighth,
day pf-Auguut, one thousand eight hundred
and 'mxty five, and in the year of the inde
penJence of the . United States the nine'
tietluM - ' -V"M' y
: WILLtAMirOLDKNJ" y
:.3.;i-i......-I..; :y:;.,. iVevUional Governor. !M
Jif tb Governor i - ' - ' "' ; "
Lkwxf IIaSes, Private Secretary
lrTha ntiw'Himiieis of-the1 State-wiU nuh-
linh the tbove prooltmttion. twice a week till
the dflj of .oleotion, and send acoqqnts to iYyk -
OYEHT.nKM1?yOV VMUUU STATES
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Puttmutar HnerI--Vrillim Denniugn, of Ohio. :
Scrtrv ofthNV Gidu Wll.of OodbmHohC.
SecMtarr: nf lb Interior Jmi Hj-la, of luwS y, i
tmtr-f-f -the trMMiryUugh M'lCulloch, p( til.
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S. Samuel F. FioM, Crif.u-au.
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fiouatd V; lJ,n,i,f . Wakaf liiol Clark to Traaaurer.
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A'Sin MATHKKATib SCHOOL
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