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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12
DR.. EaSterly'S
IODINE, AND SARSAPARFf,LA

VIII cure all diseases arising from an impure
state OF the BLOOD, or deprayed condition OF
the fluids of the system, viz: Cancers. Swelling
of The Glands. Rheumatism, White Sveiings,'
Chronic Sore Eyes, Piles, Boils, Esysipeias, Goi-
ire, Pains in the Bones and Joints, Uleers in the
Mouth and Throat, and al the Chronic Constitu.'
tional Diseases. This nedieins sesreherogt tbs
very roots Of Che diseass b. purhyiAg the bleods
and Changing the secrstiohs in the systam, thus
reno ring the cause, which renders The CURE cEz-
tam and PERMANENT. ;s ,r-t
DR.. EAsTEaIY,s IorIEE AND -SARsArAsrLLA
will cure the WORST ACRcuEIAL DfsEAsE. sndo
drive out and destroy every particle OF nEscURY
which rs IN the system, and cure ITS bad effects.
Il will cure SECONDARY SYPHILIS or -vEsExfAL}
DISEASE, md will drive the sYPHILTIc VIRUS SEd
all HEREDITARY TAIHTs and PofsoNoUsM Aztec
out of the system through the PORES OF THE
SKIN, and restore the Patient to perfect ga
HEALTH and ri ATTY. II is positive cuzes. r
LIVER COMPLAINT and DYSPEPSIA, IL usci
proper length or time. Ichallsnge the world to-
produce lis eqial in these complaints. The af-9
hicted VIII beaE in mind that DR.. EAsTBsLY', To-
DINE sSD SAasAPaHrLLaw will cure al Nervous
diseases, Female Complaints, Dropsy, Gravel.
Diseases OF the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary
Organs, in few days. 9l- scllJHfi Gliiild
Ii will remove Pimples and Blotches frcra the
FACE, and make the Skin Clea-, White and Eeau-
tiful as Alahaster. 1t does his BY purifying the
BLOOD, and by its prompt action on the LiEer,.
h'ei.eIS, aiu otCietoiE SibaHs. riouuciHS F5sV-
rous health FIe =
Persons WAC haze long been afflicted with
Scroffula, Old Sores, letter, Ringworm, iScaldi
Head, Blotches, E,Hptions Of ths Skin and ALI
Cuaneous diseases, are advised 10 procere Grid.
ley's Salt Rheum aud letter Ointment TO apply on
the Sores, or diseased parts. when using Or. E,s-
TERLY's loDiEE AND SARRsAPlRItLA. The To-
dine and SarsapariIla purihes the Blood, and
causes TIE sores 10 discharge their PUrRIo NAT
TEa. and The OINTMENT HEALS THEM. Whew
both are nsed (which always recomfnend)
PERMANENT and RADICAL cgsE is always efeete9--
They are the best and nost POWERFUL scURA-r
TIyEs known to man. A fair trial is all that
ask-I do not fear tho result, ,rg-- sse.ss strt
Price Of the Iodine and Ssrsapsriila 81 leT boz
lie, or bottles fer 81. Gridiey's Salt Rheum
Ointment - cents per bottle Both are prepared
by DR.. EAsTERLy, corner of Third and Chestnut,
streets, ST. Louis, Missouri, isolr proprietor, 10
whom all orders must be addrcssed1 9E0cd s q
II Sold by HUGH 4. WHITE, nruggisis
in Giasgews W. n. SNEL0N, Druggist III Fay
ette,and by druggists, generally..li ~ ION. =
Oh BBLS Old KY Bourbon for sale BY
~ @1st THOMSON, LEWIS Ssg2,
4 N BBLS Crushed Sugar. foy sale By syEa
III THOMSON, LEWIS Y 70:
"a slora anil for &C.,
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GIRO LAR.
To our Friends and the Public in General.

w E take great pleasure in being able 10 as
w sure YOU that notwithstanding our heavy
loss by the burning OF our sales rooms, al Nos.
30 and az Washington avenue, and The loss of the
entire stock in them, on the morning Of the 25th
INST, we are already able TO ill any order that
nav be desired in our line.
Having a large amount Of stock in our ware
houses that are not connected with our sales
rooms, and being constantly in receipt Of goods
from tie best manufacturers, we are thus enabled
TO fill orders at usual low prices, and in form
or prompt and satisfactory manner.
Our fac tiles for procuring and keeping up a
desirable stock are rnegualled; our personal al
tenion, and large experience is, and will be con-
stantly given 70 legitimate business, as dealers
aud of
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$500 REWARD.
T1HIS reward viii be given for the app che
sion Of philin s. Zitllart. who.

THIS reward win be given for the appel
i sion of Philip s. Zifiiart, who
the I'd day of August, 1858, in Georgetown,
it's county, Mo-, stabbed Capt. S. Montgot
and made his escape on that night from the {
dy of the officers. rc.lst re >
SAID Philip Zilhart is about 80 years old,
FIVE feet ten or eleven inches high, Of SO
complexion, full blue eyes, course grainf
light hair ard rather thin, and at the timt
escape had sandy whiskers, and has s.
walk.
Any one arresting the offender and
MIN safely, will be paid The above sum.
F. E. CRAVEl
aug12 Sheriff of Petts Co
DEBgIC SALE. Will be sold on
! Monday in September next, II the
Fayette, at Public Auction, all the real
sonIl estate belonging 10. the late firm Of
Nipper & Peacher, consisting Of about tw,
drrd and eighty-seven acres Of land, a stea
mill, corr grinder, three yoke of oxen, ty
ons, and other articles too tedious to N
The lad will be divided 10 suit purch
far as practicable.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit until the
january, 1859, will be given, the purchase
bond with approved security.
In behalf of heirs of Henry w. Kriri
William Peach
Andrew P. DORIS.
aug.12, 1s5s.-3w.
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..POyT OFFICE NOTICE.

ON the 30th of June last. received instruc-
~ tions from Washington City, 10 take charge
of the Hilliscrown mail, Randolph county; and
all mail matter will be opened and delivered from
the post Office in Roanoke, Howard county, Mo.
J. W. WHITE, P. II.
Roanoke, July 20, 1S5s.-2w
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The Presidents Letter to English.

The New Albany Tribune publishes The
following letter from Mr.. Buchanan TO Bill
English, received bv the latter n few DAYS
prior 10 the Congressional Convention in
his District, aud doubtless used by him 10
facilitate his nomination.:
WAsnixcTos, July 25, 1858.
Hon. ". II. English:
DEAR SIR:-Aware that the Convention
for nominating Democratic candidate for
Congress in your District, will convene IN a
few da-s, can no, refrain from expressing
the hope that You may be the unanimous
NOMINEE OF The Convention. If lived in
your District and had thousand votes you
should have them all. Occupying the po-
sition ynn dn, consider /, essential that you
should succeed in obtaining the nomination.
A failure in this would be regarded by me
as rebuke Of my Administration. There
may be some aspirant or aspirants for the
position in your way. lfso, you may say
TO them that BY giving you clear track
they will gain my favor and may expect TO
he provided for in suitable manner. Ii
Nominated will throw as much assistance
into your district as you may desire.
Our friend Hughes, see. has hard
row 10 hue. He will be literally sustained
Oflhis you may rest assured.
Your friend, JAMES BucAAsAS.
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5000 REWARD.

DANAWAY from the subscriber. last G
II night, (2Sth inst.) a negro boy namedsA
Wash: about FIVE feet eight or nine inches in ~
height stout built, and bright Inuiat,o, with an in
tellIgent look, quick spoken, dark, curly, soft
hair, and VIII comb straight. he may attenptto
pass himself of as an Indian. No clothing re-
collected. q.
The above reward viii be given if aPprehendcd
on. of the state; fifty dollars if in the stale and oui
of the county, and twenty-five dollars Il in the
county, or secured in Jail so that we can get him.
jy23 B. w. LEWIS s. BROS. ,.
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gS"Corn bread?" said an 1rish waiter,
'havn't got il; on isn't i; corn bafe ye
mane?"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

1--WE are indebted 10 friend DAMERos,
of the y. D. Perry" down on the "Ta-
tum" Saturday, for up-river papers, and
items of news.
Gov. Powell and Maj. Mccullough,
Peace Commissioners 10 Utah, vent down
on the "Taium." g.
The English proposition" on the Lee
compton Constitution, has been voted down
by heavy majority. ~
There was great excitement at Leaven'
worth City, pending the trial Of Easion and
wife, on charge of originating the fire that
recently occurred in that City.
Woodson and Craig were conceded 10 be
elected. ios .s .-ssFs. g..
River falling above. -
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e
~as.a
manently.
will open a sen
MONDAY, Septem
both practical and orieb
n our first class female schools,
this institution. Every effort win,
make this school worthy of patronage.
Principal has had an experience Of eleven yea,s
the greater part of which time, as the principal OF
Il female school. Terms-Per session OF 1--WE
months, or twenty weeks: .ra- 30.
Elementary Sudcs-... ....S co
Common English... 80. ....... 10 90
Advanced Glasses ........... II so
Languages and Mathematics 10 90
Music-Piano or Guitar 20 90
Use OF Piano ....... $500. 90
Painting, Drawing. Needle and Leather
Work, (each) ...... '... ........ 90
Incidental Expenses 80. '..... 49,. 90
Board, tuition, including everything-orna-
mental branches excepted ..... $3.50. 20 co
~A deduction is made for protracted sick1
ness. F. STROTHER, Glasgow.
N B.-Circulars sent to any one desiring fur
ther information. jyl5
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9aeSome one at Arrow Rock favored US
with badly written eulogy on an address
of Prof. Parsons. of Central College, deIiy-
cred in that place. We do not think the
cause of "sciencs and literature" will be
advanced by its publication, or that Prof.
H. would feel flaitered at its appearance.
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Mount Pleasant College,
HUNTSVILLE, MO.

THE next session OF this Institution will begin
L on Monday, Sept. 10, 1853.
Tuition IN Primary Course, .....S7 90 TO Sl1 90
Tuition in Academic Course 49,. II SO
Tuition in Collegiate Course. ............ is 90
Fuel, attendance, &C.,. .......... 90
One half 10 be paid TO the Treasurer IN advance
Boarding in private families, including washing,
lights, &C., 81 90 per week; in the country at
less rates. -
All the ornamental branches, including vocal
and instrumental music, the modern languages,
&C., are taught at the usual prices A complete
set OF apparatus has been added to our facilities
for instruction, and in addition 10 the spacious
college edIfce, two-siory academy baijins has
been erected on the college grounds.
For further information see catalogue, or ad-
dress President Rothwell, Huntsville, Mo
b. N. TRACY, Pest. Board.
w. D. MALONE, Sec. auI2
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FURNITURE AND uPHOL SIERY.

IUNIsI UIlC HifU UT HULO CNT,
In all the various branches. We assure YOU that
we will sell as good goods, and at as low prices,
and Oh as favorable terms.
AS ANY HOUSE IN THE WEST.
Thanking you for the very liberal patronage
already bestowed on Us, we ask continuance OF
the sane.
Sales Rooms for the present, on North West
corner of Washington avenue and Second streets,
fc,:r doors below the old stand Very respect
fully; SCARRIT & MASON.
St Louis, July Is, 1855. aug5
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-08-12

ST. LOUIS ELECTION The following
is the official vote for Congressman, i'll ST.
Louis:
Barrett, (National) '2 1886
Blair, Gree Democracy 6,63l
Breckinridge, (American) 5,12S
Barre,l's majority over Blair, 426; over
Breckenridge, 1928; Blair over Breckin-
ridge, 800. t..o,sa...r ., ..fr
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- GLASGOW, MO-,
p. - 80 ,oro
ruriRsDAY..::::::::::::::a:AUG. IL, 1888.
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q GO T. ID,

THE citizens OF Glasgow ard viciEity, are re-
L spectfully informed that the undersigned has
permanently located himself in Glasgow, for the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-12

He cannot say to the miserable band that suis'eu
bis frst expedition, "tbou can'.t not say Old IL
Commodore Paulding is son OF john raelunE
who, with David Williams and Isaac Van Writ, ar.
rested Major Andre. and who was not denounced
tor exceeding bis instructions in that case. ne may
we'll be proud of bis noble ancestor, and is "oay
him. for bis late act reflects high honor upon Dim apo
his country. Thanks and a medal were given oy
Congress to Captain OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pauio-
ing deserves the Same honor.
Mr.. Hsskin declared himself national hlibuster'
but against individual flibustsrism. He vas in ia,
vor of the doctrine OF the Ostend manifesto, ana
would favor repeal Of the neutrality Law In order TO
seize upon Cuba Petty larceny be was opposed but
vas in favor of national ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. We may
take countries as England lately took Perrin, by ns.
tional force.
Mr.. Gilmer, Of North Carolina, had no doubt, from
the history of the last two years, that Commodore
Pauding, in srresting Walker, acted under ipsruo,
tions, and replied TO the gentlemen who preceded
him in the debate 10 justification Of the conduct Of
the administration.
The committee then rose and the House adjourn.
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"
The s .p nrespnied a communication from the
Governf transmitting report from the pon.u y.
Visitors Virginia Military Institute, emooaylue
the opinbfthe Board upon the proposition 10 en-
large then of the Institute 80 as TO e1teha us au'
vsntageathe many applicants from o'ner ''a'eS
who are tg appointments M cadets
LUNATIc AsYLUNs.
Mr.. RIoffsr.d the following resolution, which,
after somcussion, was referred TO the committee
Resolv,y the General Assembly. That the COM
mittees Oh Senate and House of Delegates 10 az.
anime lus asyums are hereby directed 10 VIZ.
the Eastepd Western lunatic asyums. ana report
the condithereof.
STATUE OF WASHINGTON.
A reeole communicated from the senate. pro-
viding 70, appointment of q joint commhtee 10
make ar,ements for the Inauguration Oh INC
Equestrantue of Washington, was agieeo To-
The SPEA. deferred the appointment OF tne COLI
mittee on part of the House.
IoARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
On motof Mr.. MCKENZIE, it was .p,
Resolverhst go much of the report OF tDe ooara
Of Public rks az relates to the salary OF the Sec
Rotary be fred to the Committee on FINANCE.
TRIES IN RUSSELL AND WISE;
On mot of Mr.. CARTER Of RUSSELL the Com
mittee of Hs, &C., was instructed 10 enquire INTO
the expedite of authorizing the county courls o.
Russell andse TO establish and control the FERRIES
in their reCtIe counties, without the prelimina
ries of summing the justices, etc. Tor tnat PURPOSE
jcHBURG CEMETERY, ETC.
On motio,f Mr.. DEASE, leave was grained &c
withdraw Fl the files of the House all petitions
and memoriupon the subject Of the Lynchonre
cemetery. 4.
On motiof Mr.. JONES, leave was granted to
withdraw frthe files of the House the petition Oh
Joel 8. Price
EDITIONS PREsESTED.
BY Mr. DIE-From Lynchburg, relative 10 the
tax upon meants.
By Mr.. WrIEIp-A similar petition from Bed
ford county. ,
BY Mr.. ir of Frances Hanna, Of Prince Viii
liam county, "a re assessment of bis real estate.
BY .WoD-For an appropriation 10 the Wheei
ing and Fairut turnpike company.
By Mr.. CoRANE-Of Duncan g. Williams. pray
ing reliefas ctrsctors on the Floyd c. II. and Hills
vile turDikpad.
ri LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
The Hose s.umed the consideration OF the hous
bill to pro-ide e fliipH vacancies In tho omco o
Lieutenan; GVeror.
On mothn 6r. RUTHERFORD, the said bill ant
pending snennents we're laid upon the table, ant
the Senate Siaken ~, whereupon
Mr.. BoIslEi moved to amend the bill by striking
out 20 much tteof as provides for filling vaoancie
by a vote Of hGeneral Assembly.
Mr.. WARD sviously offered a substitute for tn
entire bill, dining the Governor to issue his proca
nation for ansction of Lieutenant Governor, etc
Mr.. KEHPpbeing entitled to the foor when tn
subject was i under consideration, presented Ill
views and adcated the passage of the Senate bill
The discuss was continued by Mes,rs. HoGl
and FOREMAN
MIR. CApEK1 next obtained the foor, but yieldet
it TO Mr.. SEDJ, for the purpose Of moving an ad
journment. 1motion was accordingly submitted
and agreed to.
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a TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Alta Court held for Halifax County, the 2s,h day Of
cember, 1851: .5
II IL with deep concern that this Court has leslnoo
death OF WILLIAM HOLT. who has been lor nsAL r.
q century connected with the Clerks once Oh .nis
", first " deputy then Clerk OF the Counly anI
cult Court and Clerk of the Circuit Court whiee
Office be held Al the time of his death. In him were
5ined honesty and fidelity that enabled MIN 20, 70
above suspicion anil die without reprosch In all tse
lations of life az Citizen husband father triend and
lie officer, his example was worthy OF all Imitation.
wss IN ia broadest and most comprehensive ser.e,
honest man He died a. he had lived, At peace WIZ
God, and without an enemy among his follo~'n
Therefore, L.,
Resolved, That this Court deeply depore the des'
William Holt, and tender to his bereaved family 10
cerest sympathy. ,r
Itis Ordered, Tha. these proceedings be entered =,
the minutes Of the Court, and that copy be Sent
family Of the deceased.
1t e Ordered, That copy be sent 70 the ae %s,
published In Dsnvile, and TO the Ricnmoho " '''
Enquirer, with q request that they publish them.
w. 8. HOLT, c. H.
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p q e T IL Y .
II ONLY SEEMS THE OTHER DAY

IT ONLY SEEMS THE OTHER DAY.
Though swiftly Time, with rapid wings,
Has borne US from old scenes We knew,
Yet memory oft the picture brings
In glowing coors tack TO view;
Thus early friends remember when
They frs, AZ .choo!boys met in play,
And vet. though wears have passed since them
1t only seems "the other day."
The form Of her we loved Of yore.
To whom We pledged affections voS'
Will glide before eur -yes once mere'
Though but in memory living now
OF that dark hair one trees alone
A treasured gifts spared decay
Yet words in that familiar tone -,
Seem only breathed "ths other o"y'
Those friends appear 20 more the same
That shared our mirth and dried our tears,
o! .augh, US childhood,' .. ..So, nss game
But when we a.k if they forget
Those memories of the past, they say
Though time has xr9 S some changes yet
E. L. Blanchard.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIroroN, Jan. SIT appears from the Trea
surers weekly statement for the week ending yes,er
day that the amount on hand subject TO draft is up.
wards Of S50OO 0O0 on deposit over 600 900 drsf,s
orawn but not paid, The receipts for the
week amount TO $326,OOO
The War Department discredts the alleged attack
unon Col. Cooks command by the Mormons.
No action has yes been taken BY the Navy Depart,
r,ent toward concentrating Capt. Chatard: Capt
Ensle leaves for the home squadron on the 2otb with
dispatches.
The only celebration of the anniversary OF the bat
,le Of New Orleans to-day was the firing OF salute
concluding with supper by the jackson Democratic
Association.
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NON PAYMENT OF GOVERNMENT DRAFTS.
NEW YoKK. Jan S-Ths funds in the hands OF the
T. s. Assistant Treasurer here are reduced that ne
ba. bsen compelled to postpone the payment OF drafts
i.cm The South.
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BANK OF sCoTTSvILLE.

BANK OF sCoTTSvILLE.
ScoTrsyILLE, Va, January 4th, 1857.
HEsRY A. WISE, Esq, Governor of Va.
Dear sl:I enclose statement showing the condition of
this Bank the lst inst
Very respectfully, your obi serv't.
w. D. DAVIS. CAsh'r.
STATEMENT THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF SCOTS.
VILE on THE Isr DAY OF JANUARY, 1853, COMPARED
WITH THE lsT DAY OF JAsUAsT, 1857
1853. 1857.
Capital stock $4,000 % ISL 600 %
Whole amount Of notes - 49,
issued 2lOOlO9 lOO,lO9 w T5,Ii w
Deduct notes on hand 1904
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Present condition Of the report, 3O2 Jul
The committee, In their 3D. I'd, and 4eh resolutions
declare sixteen votes on Mr. Cranes poll to be illegal
II these resolutions are agreed to, Mr. Conrsd's ma
ory will be II; rejected his majority will be one
90 that in either event. without reconsideration and
reversal Of decision already made, the contest
ant will be declared duly elected.
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1858.


Prayer by Bishop EARLY, Of the Methodist
Church.
BILLS REPoRrED.
For exempting the Superintendent and Physicians
of Lunac isylums from testying as experts for the
Commonwealth, upon questions Of insanity 10 crimi'
nal cases To authorize the Circuit Court OF Orange
to decree the sale Of certain lands devised to Eliza
beth Connolly and Others, by VIM. Smith, deceased.
To establish Savings Bank in Piedmont. Hsmp'
shire county. To extend the Roanoke Valley rail.
road from Blacksvie, Mecklenbure, to some point
Tazewell. To authorize the Indi.n Pole Draw bridge
Company to construct toll bridge over Mason .
Creek, So To Establish election precinct at Pied
mont, Hampshire county.
RESOLUTIONS OF INQUIRY.
By Mr.. DrsxIss, Of refanding to John L. Hyttou,
OF Floyd county, $780, paid into the treasury for ordi.
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, CRY OF LYscHsuRo; to witt p.,t
ot VpEius this day personally appeared before the un
ersiy1ed Justice OF the Peace for said ana me
os, b,t the annexed Statement of the condition OF the
RAM on the 3s. December last true to the best OF MS
knowledge and belief. ---..-,s,o
Given under my hand, January 5. lsS -,.,,
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We the UNDERLINED Directors, have examlneu Tue
within report and believe il to be correct.
HUGH BARCLAY,
A. L. NELSON,
WILLIAM WHITE,
A. g. BACON,
WILLIAM MLAUGHLlN,
D. L. HOPKINS.
STATE OF VIloISIA. RocKIhDoK COUNTY, to wit:
This day personally appeared before me- Justice 10
and for said county no II. Myers Cashier Of the Bank
of Rockbridge and made oath that the above statement
true to the best Of his knowledge and belief
~' JAMES COMPTON. J. P,
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BANK OF COMMERCE,
RRrnxlIcKshuRo. Jan. 5. las

To His Excelency HEslY A. WISE, Governor
DEAR sil-l enclose herewith comparative state
mcut of the condition Of the Bank Of Commerce, on the
LIST January, 1857, and LIST January. 1853.
Yours, very rospect'y, j. NJ. HERNDON, Cashr
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION THE
BANK OF CoMaRRcE AT FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA
on THE lsr DAT JAsuAlY, 1857, Aspl sr DAY OF
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s477,65l &c s342,32l e

The underssned directors of the Bank of Commerce,
have carefully examined the foregoing statement OF the
condition Of the Bank of the LIST day of January 1897
and the l.day of January. Is and certify the same to
be correct. ~
J. FICKLiN, President.
WIN POLLOCK,
j. HORACE LACY,
JAMES B. FICkLIH,
VIVA. LITTLE.
CORPORATION OF FREDERICKSBURG, TO WIT:
por.ton Aforesaid In the State Of Virginia, do certify
that John NJ Herndon, Cashier of tbs Bank Of Com
merce, personally appeared before me- and made oatn
that tho above of the condition OF the SAID
Bank correct and true the best OF bis knowledge ana
belief ,,o
CT, en- under my hand this 5th day Of January. lsa
THOMAS p. KNOX, J.P.
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FARMERS BANK OF PINCAsTLE,l
PIscAsTLE, January I'd, 1859.
Dear Sill enclose herewith comparative Statement
of the condition of this Bank the LIST instant and Let
day of January 1857:
WIN. McCREERY, Cashier.
STATEMENT OF THH CONDITION OF THE FARMERS BANK
OF FIscAsrLE ON THE lsr DAY OF JAsuAHy 1853, CON
pAasb WITH TIE lsr DAY OF JANUARY. 1857
1855 1857.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-12

BANK OF RoCKBRIDGE,
LEXINGTON, Va January lss, 1855.
HENRY A. WISE, Esq Governor OF Virgins: a.. ,d.
bear sr-I herewith enclose statement OF inc ceho
;oD os nj. Rank ON the 3lst Of December, 1857.
w" Very respectfully yours, &c: c...;.-
]. H. MYERS, Cashier.