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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-15
Oregon.

We have dates from Portland to the 7th inst
The Legislature adjourned on the 4th inst. They
passed law to levy tax of 81 per month on Chinese
miners.
It is reported that the wala-walla Indians have
made arrangements with some tribes east of the Cas-
eade Mountains to capture train of Government
supplies. .-Ill
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-15
ARTICLE V.

The payments be made the stock subscribed
be subscribed aforesaid follows ten cent the
time of ubserDng cent in sixty days h reaer
cent in ninety days thereafter and the remainder called
for by the Direction, instruments exceeding per
EACH at intervals of less than sixty Calls stock
shall be made by advertisements Of less than sixty
days in at least two newspapers published in New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-15

A French engineer was travelling upon an old Ohio
steamboat and observed TO the captain:
'sThis engine is in very poor condition.
"That's so" was the reply
'How long do you expect to run i"
"Til it bursts" was the cool answer.
After the next landing there was Frenchman less
aboard the boat.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-15
ARTICLE XIII.

At all meetings of the stockholders and all elections
orty Of the stock represented such meetings shall govern
except that such meetings called for the purpose of ntre
ing diminishing the capital stock of the Company for
the purposes in the h the of the
Legislature of Louisiana, entitled An for the organization
of corporations for works Of pubic Improvements and utility
approved March l4h 1855 shall be composed hold
ing their right agents for others least three
fourhs the stock OF Company in order take valid
binding action in the premises all other meetings of stock
holders and at all elections majority of those present and
represented shall govern
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-15

In Of failure the part any subscriber pay the In
saments his stock required the Board of Directors may
after ten days advertisement notice in writing forfeit th
stock and sell it for the benefit Of the Company may with
such previous notice advertisement compel payment
and stakeholder shall be permitted to vote whilst
default.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-15

DO Ballast Roads. .-.t-..-..s.
Shell Roads substituted to Ballast aud
RANK Roads.. ..-....,--.-..--....
For laying the round stone payenentof
Levee street, from Louisa street to
( the Tobacco Warehouses, ~ per es-
= irate Of the Surveyor, according
I bis letter published in the sitting
~ OF NOV. 3, 1881 ....................
~ For laying gas pipes on Washington
aNuhlNs ssssssss sss.ss.sss
For blildinE an engine-house for Ores
cent Fire Company No. 24.....,...
For laying gas pipes on I.evee street.
from EspiauAde to Louisa street..
Repairs to old bridges and making
Vnuy anau
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-15

The President and Directors shall have tomake all by
laws necessary for the and regular transaction of bust
hold receive purchase and under the
property real personal to do thing
Tor the construction repair of the roads
hernbefore described with tracks they deem
necessary determine the line and loo alton Of the roads, and
make all necessary for the purposes aforesaid
purchase all materials machines vehicles teams ships vessels
and steamboats, and all equipments deemed by them necessary
useful for the purposes the Company and in
thing and effect the objects OF this
charter including the fixing aud collecting of tolls for
tation of passengers, freight and mails
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-15

Emile LaSere, John NJ Bell, Alfred Penn, W E. Starlse
Lionel Q. Levy j. l. Warner j. W Burbrdge, p o. Heber
and Duncan r. Kenner h the first Board of Direct
until the first Monday in May 1855 The elections shall be
annual and each subsequent Board shall be elected the third
Monday April of each year and the discharge Of
duties the hrs Monday of May following NJ shall be
eligible Director unless he owns . shAres Of stock
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-15

failure to elect Directors shall dissolve the corporation
but the Board in office shall continue the of functions
until Board be eleced All Of election
meetings Of stockholders shall be given by publication fifteen
aaanE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-19
THE LEGISLATURE.

Ia the Senate yesterday, Mr. Ross offered a reso-
luton directing the Committee on the Revised Code
to report at what time they would probably bring
their labOrs to closes also, resolution to receive
no new propositions after the first Of February,
except By the unanimous consent Of the House
where introduced Mr.. MUNDAY, bill TO establish
the seventh ChauceFy Diyision-embraoug the
counties Of Overtou, Jackson, Putnam, Macon,
Sumner Robertson, and Stewart, and the Chancellor
to be Judge Of the Circuit Court Of sumner /;
Mr.. Travis, to give one year longer time TO the
General Government 10 accept the Hermitage prop
erty; Mr. DAVIS, for the benefit Of the securities Of
" B. Holden late Sheriff Of Marshall county, Mr.
DENTON, to authorize the Sheriff Of Cumberland
county to appoint an additional Deputy; Mr.. Has
KILL, making that portion Of the Code which pre-
scribes the duties Of the Chairman Of the County
Court take effect from the passage Of the b.li bir
DAVIS, to provide for the issuance Of million au5
8 half dollars Of State bonds, the proceeds when
sold to be applied 70 increasing the capital stock OF
the Bank Of Tennessee.
The Bell resolutions were discussed by Me7srs
RoACH snd BUROH, without being brought to a con-
clusi0n
In the House Of Representations, amongst The now
matter, Mr.. Law has resolution to require the con-
sent Of tWo-thrds to introduce any proposition
after the first Of February. Mr.. VAUGES has bill
TO amend the charter Of The city Of Nashville.
The Law Reform bill, being the special order
was debated at length by Messrs. Thompson,
ST JoHs, TURNER Of Sumner, and Mr. BULIoCE;
Mr. KEsDRICK proposing to amend, by giving lhe
Circuit Courts concurrent ur dici9l with the Clan
Gerry Courts, &c-the pending question being on
Mr. CAErEa Of Carriers motion to Indefinitely P -st-
p0ne.
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meet thevews of any one upon thishoor but theR
We must compromise our views, and vote for it. a.
being the besi bill thar can commsnd a majority
vote upon this hoor. 10 voting for this bill, yield
as many Of my individual views as does any other
mRn. The oppone nts Of this bill will use every en-
desvor to defeat it. But let US st in our places
until ~ O'Clock tonight, until this Senate bill
passes or is rejected. Let plant ourselves square.
ly and dunlg upon the side-of the people. 80 that
even our adzsrsaries, seeing the integrity of our
purpose, may relent and come over and help
US 10 escape the OpprobTium Of adiourning without
any legislation Whatever upon the subject Of banks,
when he country 50 loudly calls for it. It seems
to be the object Of the opposers Of this bill to keep
upthe discussion on it during this day and Monday.
so that it cannot possibly become a law before our
adjournment on Tuesday. Srs, letu US, when We ad-
j9urn and 90 hon 10 our constituents be able to say
10 them, that Ee have done something-little il is
true, but that little in The right direction We have
endeavored 70 carry out the recommendation of cur
patriotic Governor, and what little We have done,
we accomplished in spite Of the opposition, though
they did succeed in defeating upon bill after bill.
Let Us DO the best we under the crcu instances.
This bill is but faint stsgger towards a metallic
currency but let US make that stsgger, for essuredly
i. is IN The right direction. Mr. Speaker I am now
about 60 make motion, which never made before,
/ believe, and for which 1 have vote twice during
this session, and AXE it low only because see I
is necessary 70 defeat the effort which see is be-
ing made to prevent action Of the House upon this
bill by FrOtTacted debate. In order that we NAV be
able pass the bin upon its second reading to day,
move the previous question upon the motion to re-
consider the adopting the bill Of the senior gen
eman from Shelby, Nr Dunlap inlieu Of Senate's
bill
The demand for the previous question was sus-
tanned by the Housa-yeas SO, nays 26-the vote by
which 8r Dunlans bin in lieu was adopted was re-
considered, and the Senaes bill (s2) to enforce the
resumption Of specie payments by the suspended
hanks, &c, was passed The second reading by yeas
30, nays29.
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GATETY CLUB.

Mr. W Il. CRISP on his return 10 Nashville, h-ds sew
w eral Gallons gent CesITOIs II 10.
irg the GuIey Cub Te4uesu 20 II ihe leug
OF the season, &c &c.
Mr.. ri t46ts his public IA tho Of aEswsrngs
>ubsCnb- ied 90 al tue pryIC ge5 If The Club
Room, and Tree for year The
time they become ueubers.
lac Dramat SelsC will utuus rom nine 70 ten months
each ear ih5 GieY wiz now cent hue open ti july,
aud the fall Season The 1r OF sept mber DI.
rlng he present raHac Season th folio wing uuprscedtn
ted al TacHTs wi appear in CDuiuIOIs succession:
Mr. =. b. undo d. Nr +. BOOTH h8vtl MARITIME d Tlupe
Miss 81. Law nyu- ,Ir Jr.eph n gt r. Miss aIza L gan
Miss DnallJe Cushman, Mr. CouIdOck tJe Keller Iryup-
and New Uri aus Eng ISL o Troupe.
Sir. ". Il. believes The establishment Of the Gaiety
Club on the heightened basis Will maternity lend To- the
eesaulH and welfare Of the U. The tale
secured BY th3 manage trust, ID be esteemed con.
yIc'Ug proof d. it m r-Lsemiug bis promise
7uo eetuls calls he est 5sbed CT izsEs
him ia uI8 eudeayOrs.
ny Crisp viii b. happy meet his friends and Tarons on
The evening Of thursday, III s ID tue Gaioy CLUB hOOm.
ign1g-dLf
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LIST on stockholders OF THE sHELBYyILIE
OF TENNESSEE
5000 SIO6,7l5 90

r17- The SheIbyvillo Bank Of Tennessee holds
10 stock notes.
STATE OF TsENEssEr,
Bedford county.
This day EDHUSD CoopER, President, and Wz. s.
lrrr, Cashier of The Sle6yville Baukof Tennessee.
came before the undersigned and made oath that tEY
annexed statement OF the Shelbyvllie Bank Of Ten
ues-ee, list Of stockholders, residence, number Of
shares, aud amount paid in, and comparative state
rIsut, are correct and true.
EDMD. COOPER, President
VS.. S. JET, Cashier.
Sworn 70 and subscribed this LIST Jauaarv, 1858.
GEO. W. RUTH, j. p.
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TNFlF CAPITAL Stock milton dollars aud is paid up.
4 TIE assets Of the Company are
Par. Market. 49,. -.
Cash IN SPECIAL deposit 10 Hartford Banks
with accrued interest, so, iS4 60
Cash 10 hands If Ag~urs and in transit 1851 05
Rel E ,ta-e unilcaIberej At ,g53 A.
"a M0t4ags Bonds a. pr Ct int lo0O-l000 44ut0 "
45 90 do s " I0g0-luOJ 500 %
Jersey Ciy Water
Bonds, " l00o-lCO0 10000 90
10 H sr'f'rd City 5onds6 &" IUOO-luOO 1890 90
5 AiEauEis DO 10 IOCO-l0OO 5000 %
M1uey due the Company Sc
cured by uOTiglge, b,tls -
B Is receivable, 85,lGi is
sou shares Hartford New El.
ven R road Co Stock 100 ll2 SO 600 90
90 shares stOl & Worcester
Railroad D., Stock 100 IS 8 SAC 90
$50 shares pllsct cus River
RNEOa1 sock, 100 so y 800 %
50 s4ares C sons,t cat Rive Sock LOO IS 1850 90
SO co SaHIru Bank do 100 10 5 90 W
10 isa74 o esl. "''' 40 100 5000 co
SO do Elgls Bank Providence
stock so 80 l,s0J %
''' 10 s,o OK D'-- 'D''u 100 100 800 90
go do FlrmeH' Mechanics
BACK, Hrfri S Ocg 100 80 1900 %
90 dc Rxlh1ngs Bans, HART
TT SsHaE, so 81 1900 90
80 do ts B.nk, H rilorl
100 do C v SIX. h riff rds'ek 10 lie IluOO o.
100 co e uuly Bauk, Ha fJrd
Sc, 100 90 5000 90
'' ~ H.rf-rd 5 TX D'N 50 121 5000 o,
'. l,rs, so5, ~ 100 $50 $3.50 90
l.1a, 5, x, 100 100 Ieooo 90
100 90 BE cu4-.s - Manu- C.
IS d, ,..sl b f' q: ss g g.sts 100 90 CO
new IA, S.,-s, 80 IS $3.50 &C
Y55E, Sock, 50 s. $500 90
1900 do 81 chances bank, New
TJrS, SOCK, IS IC6 81 so co
2lO DO North usuUs Bank
Nv IJrs, ct0cs 100 100 10000 CO
500 do Ms "a DalF, York,
SOk 100 SIS 25 500 O.
ss5os, 100 lo8 also 90
Y,f s.oE 25 us $1,000 90
soss, IS 100 1900 o,
Sock, 100 Ice $1,000 co
s.oes, loo los 1880 o.
ssss, 50 los al.soo 90
S oas, 100 rs ls.o Co
NsTY-rs s5os, 100 80 s.oso 90
5 osE- 20 Io5 1880 De
500 do ltah4tl1 Bank, NV
Yrs, 5 1Cr, so l25 Z2,5L2 80
YaEsses, 10 100 1850 o.
zoo do 81 rss. Bank n York
400 90 o. s. as B4az, New York, i,0 % Is00' o,
SOCK. SO Is 1900 90
IaE, aoes, 100 los 5000 o,
500 DO Bltclsr a.1 D..vsr'z
B.ak. y. ~ oek. 25 uO 5000 GO
-.0 do Imports T.a1eG'
Bus, y. YrE, s-ses, 100 IS IS so co
ANN z. GA
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BIURFREESBORO
M Hillary ACadem y.

EUHTaElsB5zo, Jan. 1858
THB subscribers having o5.a.ed Academic 5uudfrg
opp1s &c the Nafhorlr Female College, Vi open .har
school on Monday t1s 6 o. tTs month this build NJ
te Oec1ped temporarily until their suitable AID comuodi.
ous barracks h- have erected. Their plan
OF ibs sta-e Military Academies SDul Laroil- comb
ing The system OF u-d military dsC pine with complete
Literary and Scsud cuur-- Of studies TleE .hus
asef 20 exercise control over the students al hours,
not harWlse O. 5a go T-d Method, ezllay and pune.
tuay are ensured Ia The reCltsnn and elsewhere
bile IL acdlI1n 3D. sac 1Vlu gs- Dsler Of gtu
Gallon thorough kurWiafE dlegl -Uho3 Do or Sill
rY lactcs Is derived both from the and from lhs
when last fully sub-eT,ss the rQu r=msut- or physCl
training and eEerc-e so esze nal 90 the stu lsuts.
Fora more complete exposition, refer the community
90 our prospectus
The academic wear VII be divided into two sessions
Terms so per Session.
VN. DAVIS p.--.-,
iauI1. II B. DrOT.EF FHncipa.a'
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AUCTION SALE

=. 6. French and Son.
ON TUESDAY, JAN. 10 we will oFsr for sale 90 'front.'
- Of on warehouse, DlsI street, o'clock the Ht-
loving articles some which desire close I-
our reserve, viz:
80 hadz sugar from fair toI50 doz Painted gucketz
primes $40 rssms WIr1uE FauFf,
100 bags g. o. ard Baltimore IS g1.s domestic Brandy;
COies; - bills. Holland Urr;
1000 kegs Nails choice brands; 50 rta JuUIa Smiths Ole
$40 boxes Star Candies, full esFr-g WHISKY
weight. 81 cases Matches
2JUH b0i8. Whisky, vaT0asLG8 boxes Corn starch
brands. 100 Wheaton -tsrchs
100 boxes IChacCO- E1 90 Cuerrlt gIE.rs
1000 sacks COusrs and a1s salt: d0 80 IeH1N tau..es
$4,000 Cigars, sss'd 5uHdsi 50 " Biackug, large and
$50 doE- Br0gms. small.
zIu boxes Fine Brandy
Win olher articles TIE grocery line TOO numerous to
FRENCH AZ SON.
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a-far those banks?
Mr. THOMPSON. Ihave said this, that bank
charters are seek UeCestltlte re from tuGyCry ne
.s-Iry of The cass-swuJias upon Tho people Of the
S ne. have also said 10 HIM tbaJ have uniformly,
both pI5lIcig and privately admitted, tlat homes.
1 and honorable m ID might be connected with banks;
.Ua this do say and apply 10 Individually and per
soma. J. tAal any 10 IN who enters ia the business Of
| olnh.nE aud by system OF eXpars Ons and con-
.rl-E0Hss and suspensions, for tug advancement II
his own interest and that Of the s0ckb in his
b sub, Ia the way OF increased dividend a1d dis
I .sg4ras the sylveucy and couveTtI.lI.y Of The
issue of his Institution, is q dishonest man and
0gh.ic swiui.gr, and should be hung or confined
w ,lIn the walls Of your State Peuitgutiary Cs an
enemy Of mauknl, and not allowede % screen his
nora. fur1Itude aud vIlaiuT behind bank charter.
VOW, sir, hope Ian understood upon this question
Mr. Speaker 10 IS known 20 every member upon
this for that | d We advocated every wholesome
res.e ion hat has been proposed ia regard these
b.uE.; that have streuuOusy Advocated the lbili-
- of The Individual property Of stockholders for
tue redemption Of all bank notes; That nave Gd-
vasg.rt ,ue restriction Of bank note circulation 10
I bills of the denomination Of twenty dCL.Ts and
upwards Gs 10 prevent 10 ses 20 the boring classes
seldom have at any one line q large amount
.. "a .le7 on hand, by furnishing them eI.n specie
77l.H gold and silver, sir, pom which there is no
ds5.unJ al any JIue1 or IN any latitude. In short
-l, Do is known upon this floor, thai command my
. -.r1b--gu and my vote for any proposition 10 TT
renee 10 banks, il has only been necessary TO give
nae 90 Understand that its purport and tendency was
70 favor the people and TO curb and Restrain the
banks IN The exercise of their heretofore h0uajess
I 0Fe.s Of swlnJ.Hg and cheating. I haze always
I b en- regarded and dsn0minared Hgra. but the
. gentleman from Shelby says that metallic currency
|Is never been considered part OF the Democratic
/ creed had thought, sir, that We were always re-
Earle1 as tne hard money party, and had been de-
/ .lasI and uialCued therefor l was but d boy IN
.af day. but ]. occurs 20 me, Mr. Speaker, that In
. w baf raa MI oIv I'D
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sl5.sss IS


The amount o. L.l5.laes auvo q. due to Banks
or o'her cree -l-s-1.thruZ
J. ss-s e. Islsd and dUe-ulua
j. ssss s-CC AID a cue SZCgB 90
d sees H., jls et, M suzP ne, waiting further
-r0ut Crc1-J tested. l5Iss9 s
AL. other ea ga INST the company are small tos pru-
ing etc.
aus instructed TO take no risk exceeding 900, with
aut sgeca ru.asl1a
Tla Creates soaut Insured 10 any one city, town or VII
age, wares
The Ere-et amount allowed TO be insured in any one
b.uJE, -l7J Ea.ss
TIE Cu-r-r Al ofInco-p0ra,iou and Amendments Is
LsTsEIth grs-e-ged.
TuD- Il r4r. q rrr- T.
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STATEMENT OF THE SHELBYVTLLE BANK OF
TENNESSEE, JANUARY /, 1858.
ASSETS
sI0z753 90
LA BILITlEs

Comparative Stqfsmsatof the Sdsg5yrHls Bank of Ten
aesses for The last gir rnyEfEg
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STATE or TENNESSEE,
County Of Shelby.
W A. Jones, Cashier Of the Commercial Bank Of
Tennessee. makes oath that the foregoing statement
of the affairs Of said Bank on the 4th day of JAM
airy, 1858, is true.
W. A. JONES, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me January lIth,
1858 HUME F. HILL, J. P
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MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE,

MONDAY, January 4th, 1855
ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF THE RIVER
BANK
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The Court of NsDors,, s..-.--
under F.'ss Empire. y7aa s.-..5 -
. t Iss IN Into '.... laAasa- 1aryess.
Uoo Io1 saaa ssi' l9 Ts. r 5s' aid
proved The aa.asr' su.aea, aa-.srl- ts-lssol s-.r
sou G. .oos'q' S e, 's. s. .aggs- uas-
society tao a.7s q, vs.ss-- VIM I'M. 80, -..-'
1.o., antique morocco.
Tyvinp's Wasbirr,,,
Ir5s 9a. La. Of st %.s1 's. s-.E %, s. yoHa
Roberts views in the F-o,-r.,J
The Dresden Gallery
The Public Galleries of Enron.
Lodges Portraits Of rJr.t-i,,. p.-.,,.
ages OF Great Britain.
BOOK oil Gem; Or the Poets and Artists
trated.
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To conclude with the favr.i-e arc or
Mis- CEL4 sE' . MAKING.
Tomorrow, Wednesday, Sd night Of M. J.E. MURDOCH
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LIABILITIES

STATE OF TENNESSEE.
Shelby county.
VI. j. NICKs, Cashier of the River Bank Of Ten
nessee, at Memphis makes OATH in due form Of law
that the foregoing statement OF said bank on the 4tb
January, 1898, is true as stated. NJ J. WICKS.
Sworn to and subscribed this G.h day of January,
1858. HUME r. HILL j. P.
STATE OF THE SOUTHERN BANK OF TrvyES-
SEE, MEMPHIS, Jan. 47u- 1853.
assists.
Discounted Bills and Norss............ Sr0r25o %
Real Estate banking House .......... Ia.7l8 %
state Stocks, Tenn. o.s, with the
Comptroller ........,..,.... 55OS3 SO
Premiums ......-.. 24I4 so
Due from Banks and Bsnkers......-....- 4I32l l5
CASH ON HAND, viz:
Gold and Silver, ......... S5,ll5 60
Southern Bank Notes 1907 90
Other Bank Notes ,..... 25,769 7A-4g. 022 "a
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FOR FEB UARY,
Godey's Lady's Book for February,
JUS received By lamb F.. HAGAN.
Residence Wanted.

NATE wish 10 purchase small neat he deucs convsn
~ l-lttn the bus ness part OF the cy-l1clsd tht
city Ed-Cdsd-On 1000 iu viii be pa down
Apply 20 }. l.. q R. ". BIO WN
jsBl9-3v "A = Ch6Tr Street
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SOL, sos 55
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock $500 OoO) paid in.-..... $4,000 90
Circulation $500 90
Contingent Fund ...... -...-.. 7sOI y
Time Checks $4,000 90
Due 10 Banks and Bankers .........-....- s2455 -
Due 10 Individual Depositors, and Cerji-
fCatcs OF Deposit ...... 23O7l 50
S2C1slS %
Circulate 1.--..-,... .......- $40, 500 GO
Our Nogss 10 vault ....... ID 037 90
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THOS X BRACE Jr,
HHa4THHsHT
Hartford, Jln.I.t 1858.

Hartford, jim. 1t 1858. 5 srglar7.
STATE or Connecticut,
Hartford Co, IS , Hvyord, Jan Isl, lo5S.
Personally aIp.a Cd BET ne me- Justice Of the Pc re
r-.g qu.h d % armlri-rCr g1.hs TI0uas B c. J-
SsIe e, ant n4as cath Ial The foregoing -rs G.
l--1t Of -sz.s AID cl8duyu Of the 4 l lsuaucs CIu
Ptug Is ,Tls.
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Located a. HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.
TUE CAPITAL Stock milton dollars aud paid up.
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Money Found.

SUN or MONEY was found on the Lebanon Pike, by
a negro bO0, about Jour miles from tae CRY, which IN
owner can have by sppI. ing 10 JOHN B, )RLEY, an
paying Tor shIs Advertisement. .jauIg-C3Lt