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Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13
Hemp and Tobacco Farm
FOR SALE.

Hs.s THE subscriber offers for sale Ss,
.E his farm in Charlton Co., Mo-, situa-e*EG
ted on the State Read leading through ,ihe~1--
State from Hannibal 10 the upper part cf The State
between KevtesVille and Brunswick; and miles
from the Keytesyille landing, on the Missouri riy-
er. The tract contains near Thousand acres, 400
in cultivation, 100 in timber, and the remainder in
prairie. The land grows Hemp, Tobacco, and the
various grain crops well, The tmbec and prairie
land are very rich; the location is remarkably
healthy, no case of Fever OF a serious charaeter-
having occurred the place. IN ten years. the FAM
lily averaging 80 in number. The Farm, is near a.
large prairie,wIl afford grass for great number Of
cattle Al orchard Of well selected fruit trees,
now Reginlng to bear;-3O acres of first rate Tim
ethy meadow; Comfortable dwelling House; SER
wants houses Sufficient to accommodate from 10 to
90 servonts; good barns, lee house carriage house.
&C., &C., ali having been built in the last ten years.
in wcrd, the subscriber believes that an opaor-
tunIty, like the present, but seldom offers to an in
dividual desiring 10 make permanent, pleasant
and profitable investment in real estate. The farm
can be advantageousTy divided. l would refer.
persons coming lnio or travelling through the State
to W. NJ. Morrison. st. LOUIS; Capt. W. d.
SwiRneY, near Glasgow; or Mr.. ]. Brinker, Bruns-
wick W. b. WATTS.
lulY2S-Sms Keytesville, Charlton Co.
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S6Sl,445 90
LIABILITIES.
s681,+45 95

FOoI, I,t7o 30
Western Bank of Missouri,
st. Joseph, September 30, 1883.
b. Al. HUGHES, Cashier.
Quarterly Statement of The Western Bank Of Mis-
souri,, ST. Joseph, September 30th, 1859.
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.


TNHE Teachers Of this County are respectfully
l. invited 10 meet in Fayette, on the 2Gsf and
22nd Of October, for the purpose of forming
Howard County Teachers Association.
Prof. C. W. Pritchett, of Central College, will
deliver the opening Address on Friday evening
the 2lst at O'Clock.
After the Address, Committees will be appoin-
ted 10 report Constitution, Bylaws, ETC., TO an
adjourned meeting on Saturday.
In addition 10 the regular exercises OF the Asso-
catia;ion, il Is expected there vii! be one OF more
Addresses on Saturday.
All the Teachers of The county, and all others
interested in the formation of such all Association
invited 10 attend.
Let the Teachers come on Friday evening
Ample arrangements will be made 10 accommodate
them, free OF expense.
This call is made at the solicitation of large
proportion of our most enterprising Teachers.
W. 7. LUCKY,
octl3-2w School Commissioner.
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13
administrators Notice,

A AdniuistratOr'sN Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN have obtained letters of administration from
the Clerk of the Howard County Court, bearing
date October 10th, 1859, on the estate Of Garlsnd
d. Maupn, deceased.
All persons indebted 10 said estate are requested
10 make Immediate payment; and those having
claims against said estate requested TO present
them properly authenticated, within one year, or
they may be precluded from having any benefit of
said estate, and if not presented within three years
they will be forever barred
L. K. WOODS,
octl3-3w JAS. G. MAUPIN, Aun is'
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13

FEosT.-There was slight frost last Satus,
day night.
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WESTERN BANK eF MISSOURI.

Aggregate Quarterly Statement Of the Western
B1nk Of Missouri, at s.. Jo3eph, ana Brnnch dt
Glasgow, September 30ib, 1889.
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13
1875
47,6H

the vote stood as follows:
Stewart, (democrat,) 1873
Rollins, (opposltion,) 47,64l
Near hundred thousand votes were cast, and
Maj. Rollins was defeated by less than five hun
dred.
The opposition are not insignificant in numbers
or talent, and with a good ticket in the field, Or
ganization and work, will route the bogus democ-
racy next August.
1t can be done, and let every opponent of Ma
tional Democracy pledge himself to The work,
dRG Il lriU BE- done,
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13

Sale Of Stock, Corn,
Hay, sc.
THE undersigned, administrators of the estate
i of Garland ID. Maupn, decd, will sell al
public sale, on Friday, October 2sGia,
at the residence of the late deceased, the follow
ing personal property belonging to said estate:
Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hogs, sheep.
YORE OF OMEN,
Corn, Hay, Oats, Farming Utensils, and sundry
other articles.
TERMs.-S5 and over, 81 months credit, bond
and security. Under So, cash.
L. K. WOODS, ALL,
octl3-tds JAS. G. MAUPIN. ADMITS
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13
The GDpOsitiun.

The democratic papers speak very lightly Of
the opposition, but they don't mean it. The op-
cy, and are about as near united in principle, as
the democracy. In the last Gubernatorial race,
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13

GB. The river is low, but boats are still making
AR tune,
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40 MULES FOR SALE.

n THE undersigned, living in
'6EA Livingston county, Missouri, Of va
SskskisfeTs for sale, on reasonable terms, ,e&nkss
40 head of good yearling mules; also, II head CT
colts, octl3-3w ]. i. CAMERON.
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13
N O &c E

CUNDRIES.--Candies Soaps, Shot, Caps,
y Powder, Lead, ..Flasks, Vinegar, Molasses,
Coffee Sugar, &C., for sale by
octI3 BARTHOLOW ROBBINS.
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13

~ sngie cpes Of TIE TINES n. sos put at up re Ie
wrappers, sS can ways be had al 'ns 0--'' - NV
cents copy. -os+r;c,ed TO tbeir
u Year! !oss Other advertisements VIII
Dc cnai Sk.rse for inserting deaths, but Fifty
" NO ,cpsTe cp will be charged for obituary
1ef,s ',eticesNto = bs paid in advance.
,barpe for marriage notices is left to
" n5som. and will be acknowledged in the
- Where editorial notice of advertisements
W ',eJ. II will be given and charged Tor.
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13
DIED,

On the 9th, GARLAND d. MAUPIN of this cour
~, aged 30 years.
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13

GLASGOW. MO,
rgURsDAY:".::::::::::::::;;"::OCT, l3, 1859.
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13

POSITIVELY THE LAST CALL.
A LII those indebted to the firm of Thixton &
n Co., are notified that il is expedient TO wind
up the business of that firm, without delay, and
if payment Is not made by the last of this month
to the undersigned, they will find the notes and
accounts IN an officers hands.
octI3-2w- A. A. PUGH.
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13
Missouri Made Watch

Our teI.ow-townsman, Mr.. F. MURPHY. re-
ceived Diploma from the Central Agricultural
and Mechanical Society, held at Boonville, last
week, for the 'beSt Missouri made Cold Watch ),
The watch is beautiful specimen of mechanism,
and perfect time keeper 1t is a patent lever
movement, in an enamelled hunting case, taste
fully carved, and gives evidence of the highest
mechanical skill, and was the subject of much at
tention and criticism at the Fair. We congratu-
late Mr. Murphy on his triumph, and our COM
munlty In having so finished workman located
among them. The Watch can be seen at Mr.. M,s.
shop, IN which each and every portion of it was
wrought by his own hands, and those who think
no good thing can come out of Glasgow, are invi-
ted TO call and examine it. A Diploma is the
highest order of premiums offered by our Fairs,
but for such work as this, we would suggest the
proprie'y of offering ''money premium'' sut5-
cient in some degree to pay for time and labor,
but more especially 10 invite competition, and
stimulate arhzans and mechanics 10 offer for COM
petition more of their work. Liberal premiums,
for this purpose, it strikes us, would have a ten
dency to bring about the objects for which our
Fairs were nginally established
Glasgow weekly times., 1859-10-13

7 INN B. McMullin, Mary Jane McMullin
hFrancis K. Collins, Nancy Collins, Sue
Moore, Artemacy Moore.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21

nA-The editor Ofthe Charleston Mercury,
recently appointed superintendent Of the
public printing, is abou, as naoh ON disu.
nionist as ne editor o. ihc dayton Gazette
The principal difference between the two
gentlemen is that one thinks slavery ought
to DO abolished every where the other
don't This difference Of opinion upon a
matter about which all men are not expect
cd to agree, does not, in our estimation, ems
title either one to hanging. If there is
any thing that they lack to make them uu-
eEcePtionablo good fellows IL is a little
Christian iorbearanoe toward each other
and We recommend onr Third street neigh,
Dor to try what effect a little Of the quality
will have upon his lulure estimates of men
and measures.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21

THE CURAS LinERAFoRs.-.T The Enquirer
says the thirty fools, who lately started in a
crazy hulk from New York, to light down
upon and gobble up Cuba, as goose would
a pint Of corn, but who we're shipwrecked,
and are now at Port au Prince in a desti-
tute condition, as unable to get away as they
are TO stay there, seem to haye been all Gu,
ban natives, or rather Cuban fugitives, With
the worst kind Of antecodents One Of them
had been Condemned, but had escaped to
the United States for stealing negroes; an
other for running away from debt another
for homicide another deserter from Jail;
two others, the heads Of gang Of thieves
all the others for like ofenses. Cuban Lib,
orators, quotha
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21
From the Plains

[From the Nebraska Spirit of the West-Extra I9thl
We learn from X, Shields, Esq, who
has just arrived from the plains, the follows
ing facts in relation to the finding of the
body Of murdered man, supposed to be
that Of Ii G. Carpenter, formerly of this
city
Mr.. Shields and company had started for
Oh cry Creek and when about twenty miles
west Of Salt Creek, n part of the company
came upon the body Of a man. The body
had two rifle or pistol balls in the small OF
the back about five inces apart two cuts on
the temple knife wound over the region
Of the heart; the left hand was badly lacer.
ated, and blows had been inflicted on the
head by some blunt, heavy weapon The
body was slim, or light was dressed in
light under and over coat, dark vest, blue
drilled overalls and heavy boots. The fore.
head was high, ears and nose rather small
hair and whiskers auburn, and front tooth
gone
The body was found in a slough, together
with a saddle, blankets, and some thirty.two
letters and papers Among the papers was
three orders from T. L. Golden TO different
persons in this city TO send his trunk, books,
letters ETC., out to Cherry Creek by II. G.
Carpenter, and a certificate of stock for FIVE
shares in Arapaho City, X. T. These pa
pers leave no doubt but the murdered man
was II. c. Carpenter He leaves a wife in
Massachusetts,, and a brother living in Ia
Dor, Iowa What could have been the OBJ
iect of the murderer, or murderers,:: can
hardly be conjectured The wounds on the
hand show that Carpenter made desperate
struggle for his life. Ii is to be hoped that
the guilty parties will be ferret tied out and
brought to a summary punishment
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21

A SCIENTIFIC IoAFER IN ~ Y.--Edward
McCosker was brought before Justice Con.
nelly on charge of drunkenness and disor-
derly conduct
Magistrate. IN have to send you to the
island this time What's your name
Prisoner.-My name is Edward McCos-
ker, but put il down John Williams, as
don't want my right name to appear in the
newspapers.
Magistrate oh, certainly, Mr. Williams
we will accommodate you
Prisoner.-Thank you, sir; that's oil |
cared about You may send me to Sing
Sing if you like, but don't put Edward Me-
Cosker's name in the papers Exit priso-
ner in high spirits
The request of the prisoner created much
merriment among the spectators,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21

PARsIoiDR AND FoRoERy IN CANApA..-Tho
Hamilton G. w, Times states that there is
great excitement in tho vicinity of the
town Of Brant(ord, in regard to the arrest of
young man named William Robertson, who
is charged by his own mother with parri.
eide and forgery. His father, welloif but
intemperste farmer, was found dead by the
roadside, four or Eve years since, and will
with his name affixed, providing very com
fortably for William, afterwards discovered
among his papers This will Mrs. Robert,
son, who has recently quarrelled with her
son, now pronounces TO be a forgery. Her
testimony is very direct as to his agency in
the production Of spurious will, and cir-
cumstances are being developed which seem
to prove him guilty Of the still more heinous
crime above referred to-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21

13-Some ten months ago, the well known
Ishmail Pasha, Of Kalalat commissioner the
other day 10 Jiddah, and now commander in
chief of the army OF the Danube, fell in love
with the sister of German officer, who
holds the rank Of taliHVi or instructor in
the Turkish army, lshPael was rich and
ardent, but the teutOnie beauty was dead 10
everything but marriage, and marriage on
her own terRa, which were that in case the
new devoted but possibly ohangeable lovers
diyorcing her, she should be guaranteed an
indemnity of 30O,000p., ($s,00O) aud that
the children, il any, shOuld, il boys be
brought up as Mussulmans, but If girls, as
good Catholics. Hercules, OF Kalafat, more
eager than orthodox, closed the bargain on
these conditions, and the Austrian Dejanira
became the first lady of his harem. The
other day child was born, and being a
daughter, 1t was, TO the great scandal of all
good believers, but with credit to Ishmaels
honorable regard for bis engagement bap.
tized by a catholic Priest This is a yerita-
BILE sign Of the times, which NAV. Il IL
true, be read either as the proof Of a
growing hberality, or the growing infdelity
Of the Turkish mind in matters Of religion,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21

RA-The second stage of "crOaking" has
commenced, The failure of the wheat crop
was rung in all its changes from one end Of
the Union to the other, until the croakers
became ashamed of it and quit. Having
been idle sufficiently long to become tired Of
inaotion, they are again airing their lungs
with the cry Of ruSti IL we are to believe
these gentlemen, we will not have half a
crop of wheat IN Ohio. They expect us to
take their declarations in the face of our bet.
ter Judgment and eyesight aud in advance
Of the time when it can be aseertained wheth,
or there is any danger from rust 1t Itstrikes
us that this croaking about rust has become
very rusty and we are astonished that they
do not become ashamed Of their stupid pre-
dictions, and dry up the oustom--Gor it is
n)thing else-ior all time to come. If they
will talk aboutTust, let them wait until there
is some sign of danger in that regard.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21
Prussian-Ststement of the Minister Of
War.

BERLIN, Monday, May 2.
In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Dep
uties, the Minister of War made the follow
ing statement
Government on the 2Sth Of March last
explained the point of view which persua-
ded them Of the necessity of ordering three
corps darmee Of the Federal Contingent to
be placed on war footing. Since that date
political affairs have assumed such form
that government have deemed it their duty
to extend the same measures to the remain
ing six corps d'armee, and the necessary in.
structions have been already sent to the diff,
ferent quarters. Although government have
for the present communicated this intellis
gence to the Chambers, they have reserved
more detailed statement Of the position of
political affairs, which will, however, be
made to the House with the shortest pessiS
BILE delay
The Ministers speech was followed by the
applause Of the Chambers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.

AAuStSo odAo oh Naiuaplo Aoal Estate.
IN pursuance Of q certain indenmre of
trust between the Dayton, Xenia and Delpre
sasI N5aa company OF me ttst part and William
of January, 1854, and recorded In the Recorders Of
nee OF Montgomery county January 27th, 1884, In
Mortgage Book L. pages b26, 527, 52s, 62a 63O b3l,
bs2 5sa, 53i, 635, 6as Also, the Recorders office
OF Greens county, Ohio, February 7th 1885, in Book
ISL 9sS, 49, viii Offer ior sale the roo,yina de-
scribed Real Estate, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 4TH, 1863,
At the door of the Court House. In the eitv of Dav
ton, between the hours OF and O'Clock, p NJ, Of
said day; Lots In the city Of Dayton, Montgomery
county, and State OF Ohio, numbered on the Revised
Plat OF said city s8s 3Ss 1882 s3s3 3ss1 1855 1856
S5SI 3sSS SA9 1882, 2a33 3i34 subject to the right
Of way OF said Dayton. Xcnla K Belpre Rail Road
Company, twenty-five feet from the centre OF their
present track on east aide,
Also Lot In Raid city of DAYTON 2fB2 clear of anv
incumbrance.
Also, part Of Lot numbered 40, in said city Of
Dayton, described as iollows Being Sc feet In deDth
Oft the south side of said in-ot, and 6Is feet more
or less In width fronting Third street. adjoining
improperly conveyed TO +. Thresher, by G. Aughin-
baugh, Dec. o, lSl6, and the property convened by
W. r. Huffman, Atty. IN fact for the Day on, XeniS
s Belpre Rail Road Company, under said Trust
Deed to Sinton Means, being the weat half OF the
property described In No OF the Schedule of prom
erlyconnecteu with said Trust Deed, upon which is
situate three story brick business house.
Also, the following Real Estate described in No.
70 Of said Schedule) situated In Montgomery county
state OF ohio, lying and being in Section a. Town
h.AP anu uehcrlDeu as tOllOWB, viz; Be-
ginning at the north-west corner of Patty New
combs one hundred acre lot, thence south & Q w.
seven and two tenths poles to stone in said Patty
Newcomb's west line; tlence north 7se 3Onl. W
iorty-iour and one-tenth poles TO stone on the
south line OF 9th street. in the city Of DAYTON, thence
on the south line OF said bth street. NJ nos H. three
poles to stone ON the east line OF the corporation
u SAID city OF Dayton, one pole to stake; thence
n. l!l' p. sixty-hye one hundredths OF pole TO a
stones thence south 79ko Il, thirty-eight and Hine-
tenths poles TO the place OF beginning oontaIning
one anu one-IoFh seres, more OF less. To be sold,
subject TO TIE right of way of said Dayton Xenia
ib,eiple kall koad twenty-five and half feet from
Includes all on the south silt Of the same.
Goudy's addition to the town of Xenia AS recorded
In Green county, and state OF Ohio subject 10 tie
right OF way OF the Dayton, Xenia 4 Ielpre Rail
Terms OF Sa'e-one-third cash, one-third in six
months; and one-third In twelve months, with in
terest to be secured by mortgage upon the property
sold. P'NP'''
W. p HUFFMAN, Trustee and Atty. in fact
apF26-d6wtt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21
"Will saltpetre explode p

b3rStockholders in the Atlantic Cable
who have more shares than they really need
at present, and who are anxious to confer a
benefit on few particular friends, are as,
tOnished to find that said particular friends
refuse to touch share with a rod pOls.--
They affirm that they will hurt no one, moth.
ing in the shape Of electricity having sVOr
peryaded them
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21
Flax Mill for Sale.

THE large Mill built by the Dayton Flax
Co." with acres Of ground, 10 oficred for sale,
at bargain.
II has ali the machinery necessary Tor doing
large business complete and In good order. The
property viii be sold the most reasonable terms
on application TO CHAs. T.. CLARKE,
apr3i Real Estate Agent, Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21

SA-Several days having intervened since
the interchange of "cards" between those
saltpetre shoots Of Virginia, 10. j. W. and
"B, B. b. the telegraph has been looked
to anxiously to bring the expectation Of the
public down from it's tip'tOe position but up
to the hour Of going to press, no relief has
come from the wires We will have to is
sue Ourpaper without any reliable news from
the "seat Of war"
OWN saltpetre explode p
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21

1dr With true wife husbands faults
should be sacred A woman forgets what
is due to herself when she condo, e,cends to
that refuge Of weakness--a female conf.
dante. A wife's bosom should be the tomb
Of husbands failings
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21
arReadIng MNer on Everr raee..rr

peA-For Locals, Telegraph, and other
matters Of interest and information, see
First and Fourth Pages.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21
GENTLEMEN'S
Furnishing Goods J!

New, Novel, Elegant and Useful. large
lot of those indispensable articles just re-
ceived.
The B0YS-that mscheyous class, who
tear their clothes-I have no doubt will call
and see me, as years of experience has
proved to them that can suit their juvenile
tastes and if there is boy inside or outside
the Corporation, who has not worn my
JACKETS and PANTS wish to see him,
and thoroughly renoyate his external APP
pearance, by dressing him up in a suit of
my well-ftting garments Parents are re-
spectfully invited to examine the goods
Ny stock of Gentlemens Wear is one of
of the most complete and beautiful in the
market Call and examine the Latest Styles
w G. BREENE,
aprs- No, I, Main street, Dayton, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21

In a graveyard in New Jersey, there is a
tombstone on which is inscribed the follows
ing simple, yet touching spltsph, "Hs was
good egg
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21

Letters from Utah say thHt Brigham YOOng's
hsnlsh IL rapidly failing, and that be means 70
Ay tbs conBtry,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21
DESTRUCTION TO vERMIN.

TuE SUMNER Moon wks SHINING
All In thepurple sltv, .FHf
My wife and l. we tossed about, ....
And could not close an eye.
I cursed and swore, she scoded me
AIlthrough the wearynight,
But twas enough to veX saint,
The bed-bugs savage bite.
Soon as the morning broke, rose
From out my sleepless bed,
And, oh, sowretched did feel
half wished was dead.
You may be sure / certain went
Thatmorn TO Roses store,
And home In joyful triumphI
Tn Magnetic Powder bore,
Which quickly slaughtered every bug,
Mosquito, roach and iiy;
And now throughout the IivelOng night
We sleep, nor ope an eye,
Sf-The Genuine Lyons Magnetic Powder An
Pills are sold ~ Roses Drug store, where can b
obtained At all times every article nthe Drug trade
mvT-im
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21

A FINE Lot on Steele's Hill, containing
n ~ Aores--5eAutiiully situated-will be sold
CHAs. y. CLARKE,
Aprl5 Real Estate Agent, sd street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-21
MERCHANTS
Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Capital, $500, 900.
DIR nc on 8

DIR RBc rORs.
Mark Howard,
8. Woodruff, (Prest. Woodruff & Beach I. Coz
James Bolter, (of G, II. NorthRm L Co
K. Roberts, (0f Keneys, Roberts 4 Goodwin.)
Guy X. Phelps, (Sec'y. Conn. Life Ins. Co..
Timothy Sheldon, Contractor and Builder.)
james j. Foster, (Prest. Meeh's' Saw. Bank
Sidney A. White, (of Spencer, White 4 Co..
Charles T. Hillyer, (Prest. Charter Oak Bank
Elijah II, Owen, (of Day, Owen a co..
Homer blanchard, (0f II. Blanchard h Col
Richard d. Hubbard, Estate Attorney.)
NJ. NJ. Merrirnan, (0f J, 4 NJ. Merriman)
William l.. Collins, (of Collins, Brothers a Co.
W. II. d. Calender, cashier of State Bank.)
MARK HOWARD, Pres't.
y, THOMAS LORDRLI. Sec'y.
Applications received by
CHAS. T.. CLARKE, Agent,
Third street, Dayton, Ohio.
N. B. Darst, ESQ., (of Darst 4 Herchelrode.
John Lytle, Esq. ,(of Perrine, Lytle Il Shaw.
and other merchants, who are ecquainted with tn,
business men Of Hartford. mh24