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,xx Southeru Men are Treated by the
lincoln Faaatics.

R,Rn,RTsM IN NEW YoRE.-G. =. Lamar, ESD.
soruerly of Georgia, President of the Bank of the
Renuhlc of New York and for many years re-
sideut OF that city, lately resigned that Office Soon
after resignation he was waited on by a.commit-
tee of the citizens and ordered to leave the city by
Z specified short time
Twas Mr.. Lamars desire and intention to return
10 Georgia and his resignation was with reference
20 this, but the critical illness Of lis wifea fact
that must have been known TO some Of the mob
prevented an early removal.
lie informed the mob committee that de could
not and would not leave at their orders, and here
he matter rested at our last accounts
Htis stated that George i. Samson, a7of Var
gaia. now residing in New York has been Tires,
tened with mob violence in that city, and andsF ti
threat compelled to subscribe to the war fands he
was also ordered 60 hoist the Q. s. flag, and reius-
ing to do So the mob brought q rope and threaten
ed to hang him instantly if he did not comply <,
she Brodhead, Gowa) Reporter sags tisst the CIT
aeas of Warren, townnear Brodhesd. istes5 hpps
a man till dead for expressing sympathy With lbs
south. TRe same paper says: "In Wiotas q few
milesffrom Monroe, the citizens for like reason
eis1 rope about e traitors neck and drew him ul
q few feet and on his pedgng to abandon his 'trea
s,nable ways and swearing allegiance to the gov
eminent let him down. He went SP : disunionlsi
cd came SSwn a Union Traitors r-gst be
vyare Treason cannot be allowed In our stFeets.'
A Noytbern paper has the following item, reveOI-
,,c snirit of despotism not equaisd in any des-
MOTTO nonarchy of Europe;
aFour persons suspected Of secession sentiments
were arrested in Harrisburg yesterday
ARRESTED" becsuse "sgsoeefsd1 OF "sen''n's''ts
30 charge that they had SAID or done or o'ssa any
tbjrT, Sucb is the despotism that wants ito rule
she SJnth
Rifed cannon are being made at 'LEERs foun'
dry IN New Orleans and it win soon he able 70
turn ont this superior artillery in any qusniasy..
Hon. A. G. BEowN.-This distinguished gentle
man, late United Ststes Senator is at the head q
one Of the Mississippi companies.
-Four more companies left Augats, Ga- on the %
" for Richmond, by the South CapOlinR Bail
nee =
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&c Afhenneum. Columbia rnnn,

TTyHE as Of this institution have resolved not to dsperss
account Of the excitement Of hetiues Public notice
given that the exercises Of the school be without
any diminuton Of our corps Ct Teachers
New pupils pay from the day Of entrsrcs.
p. G. SMITH, setOr.
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AVINq suggested the insolvency Of the eA. Of Samuel
hNhelson, diseased, the Cerk County Court
fs county all yer therefore hereby notified file
duly authenticated before said Clerk before
shS lsa dA 81 November next pro rs or will
barrel This 1st day Of May, IsGi.
". B.HICH0LS,
msy9-W4tpr'siees3 Adminisrstey.
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Singular story sho1,t General Harvey

The following special dispatch to the Philadel
phis Inquirer, dated Washington May l, may and
may not be a sensation item:
1t is rumored in Washington, and generally be-
lieyed that General Harvey reported himself at the
War Department yesterday, and was very cooly re-
eeiVed; that he INDUCED in some gasconading re-
marks about the horrors of civil war and the re-
uctance he felt in shedding fraternal Blood that he
announced his determination not to draw hiG sword
against the South, but was magnanmous enough to
add that he would never fight against the stars and
stripes; that he herewith rendered his resignation
which Secretary Cameron refused to receive, and
that he was directed to consider himself under ar
rest,
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WASHINGTON, April so, 1861.
Hon. E. D. Morgan. Albany.

Probably no more for three months service, but
forty thousand more volunteers are to be accepted
for three years, or during the war.
The Albany Regiment has arrived. All honor 70
New York. WILLIAM II, SEWARD.
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NASHVILLE and ChaItanOOga ]
road Company.
surzRHTKxpuT's OgVIcE.
Nashville, Team, April %,
To Whom this May Concern.
GsNHE Nashville AMI chatsapoosa Railroad coupI
u transport
FREE OF CHSRGE,
sgAinst The Company, all Volunteer Ccnpauies suppI
munitions CT War. intended for the despce on he ou
Commandn5 Ofhcer will be required to furnish The PC
Agent With Certificate showing the numbe- Of nerl
maze CT freight - trsnsportsi.
This proposition viii not apPlyto in evI.uaIs hut Il
70 orgaoizai com 9aniss.
nsyt- BrEs E.w. COLE,
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STATE TENNESSEE Wilson County
Personally apLearei before ne White Justice of the
Peace saia county W. =. 0AxHRKLL President SAML
T. MorZy Cashier Bank Of Middle Tennessee at Leb
anon, oath that the foregoing
the true condition of CT on the Ist day
Of May, 1851,
W. B. CAMPBELL, President
SAML 7. MOTLEY, CssSeS,
Sworn to and subscribed before this dy Of May
1861. Imay7-dkwIt ]. n. WHITE, J.
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AN Monday, 9Th May, 1861. viii sell Al .u..,su
" OF Drugs assigasd 70 trust, bv 0frr.sr So
In the store formerly used By AIM on r6 80 -.
street, a lev doors saiA e The Pebble sqnaie
TERMS o. SALE.
All sums under $50. cAsh; over thas Esnounfo On I'd
time, for astes we'll endorsed, payable IN bsnF.
W srR1NGEa,
For information apply u Ezin, psaaistas { o., 4
n. Harrison, ksq.
na55-dtfs
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FOR lgAIOK-GENEKAL

We are authorised to announce +. KERcHEVALi Of Liza
coin coEnty candidate Cor Maj9rGene-l Of the Third DE-
sion Of Tennessee Militia, composed Of the eoans OF warren
Cannon, Coffee, Van Barren, Hrankln Lincoln Giles bsaiora
Marshall AAury, Rutherford, WIEiaGson, bieSnsn nara
vayns and Lawrence ElectiOa, Saturday June 8 1851
may5-5&wtd ar
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Policy of the southern Confederacy.

As the Hon. A. Fl. STEPHENS passed through At
lanta few days since on his return from Virginia
to Montgomery he was met at the depot by crowd
course of which he said
You have probably seen il stated that overtUres
of peace had been made by Lord Lyons, and per-
haps By other parties. tell you it is not true, and
is only intended to deceive you 1t is also said that
the Lincoln Government has done so, This may be
true but if it is, it is all for treachepY as they
gave trait0rous assurances TO our Commissioners at
Washington. For weeks they were kept there
der the most positive assurances of pacific policy
and intentions towards us-all with the baseGt mo-
tives that can Retuate tIeacherOus heart. If
peace propositions are made by them now, l con-
lure you not to trust them for single moment
they only intend to deceive and betray to lul your
energies and suspicious till they secure cowardly
advantage.
What is to take place before the end know not.
threatening var Is upon U.s. made by those who
have no regard foF right We fight for our homes,
our fathers and mothers, our wives brothers, Sis
ters sons and daughters, and neighhors! They for
MONEY! The mercenares of the North are all hand
to hand againRt you.
A general opinion prevails that Washington City
is soon to be attacked On this subject only
say our object is peace. We wish aggressions on
any eue's rights, and will make nome But if Mary
land secedes the District of Columbia will fall to
her by reveTsonary right-the same as Sumter to
South Carolina-Pulaski to Georgia, and Pickens to
Alabama. When we have the right we will demand
the SURRENDER OF Washington just as we gid IN the
other cases. and will enforce our demands at every
hazard and at whatever coat And h0re let me
say that our policy and conduct from the first has
been right and shall be to the last. glory in this
consciousness of our rectitude.
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HOLNAN'S ARNORYI
Attention CheathSm Ri1

a Ii those (not already esnnsetsd with any other
IA the city) and willing to serve under The folio
Oncers are respectfully requested 70 meet a. HoluAl
No. 50 Cherry street, At X o'sloek to-sight J.
Captain, VIM T. Chatham LIST Lieutenant, james
Lieutenant, 3. W ClArK 81 hisatenant, r. 8. Pad
Minor Smith EnHgn- Come one, Gone all
apl2O- Il
A LARGE arrival Of superior Corn Meal and Cbol
"A received per Ida May and for sale b.
ap25-tf BENJ.R sHIBLu
FLOUR, MEAL AND GRAIN sd
"E viii keep on hand supply Of Sacks n
w By y. B. Read, Of smyrna and are prepared
ders for Flour Sacks pfintsi in sBy desired style.
MilIers and Shippers viii do Weli V esil.
apRi-dIm ARMsTBA'
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UCTfON sale Of Express Passages and Miscellaneous Ar
"A ueles, this morning ;. ~ o'si0ck. 9y %
apl2O-lt bbNt fshASAHs = W.
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VI AHRIED,

MARRIED,
At the residence of the brides father, atI o'clock IL
Wednesday, May lst, by Rev NJ. Reed, U SoRLEY
MARIA P. MAsTERsOy. %
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For Hire

A VALUABLE House ssrvau, ana g..
n ply II tbs ofhcs- ~ . 'ss Tor hire
may2-d
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LANE, OF KANSAS.

1t is also currently reported and believed at
Washington that Lane, of Kansas has been appoint
ed Brigadier- General in the United States Army
in place of General Harvey. 1t is certain that
Lane has just left for the West, and it is probable
that when he reaches St. Louis the notice of his ap-
pointment will be promulgated, and he will essay
to take the command of the Department of the West
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ConditIOH oI she RanIlSof Middle Tennes-
sec, Lebanon, May Ist, 1861.
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iASAVHLLE AND CHATTANOOGA \
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
on AND AYFgR

"wednesday. MAY EsG, 1851,
Passenger Trains On lie yashvij. and ,.t,noa,. ~
VIII run follows
GOING EAST
Leave Naahvills At $50 A Il and 3IsPM
Arrive at Chattanooga 500 NJ a,d lao n
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Riied cannon are being made &C 'LsESs 9uti'
dry IN Ney Orleans and it viii soon ne soie y
turn ont this superior artillery in any quAntssy
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DAILY IS TRI-wEEKLY IS; WEEKLY s.
lxvAn,ABIY N kDYANcE.
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HoN. A. G. BEowN.-This distinguished gentle
man. late United Ststes Senator, is at the head Of
one Of the Mississipui eovRpauies
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sUBJVGATl0S.

If reducing revolted states to obedience to the
Federal Constitution makes subjugation, then sub
jugation it ia; and
'ws thank thee Jew. for tsuching Us that word"
We don't suppose that sterner, more iniexible
purpase ever existed in the human breast than now
possesses the northern people to subdue the South
into return to its duty. The purpose Is as fixed
as fate.-The World, April 4;
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-Four more companies left Augute Gas on the Sd
%. " for Richmond, by the South CarolinR Rail
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Camp EquiPage.
TWIN COFFEE BOILERS, ali siss5;
d Tin do Caps,
" Cantsens-
q Plates.
Camp Kettles,
Iron Fry Pans,
and other articles for s0aiszs' ss. Supplied In lots
~. W wills
mAJi-u II College 4
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RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

Over $780, 600 Of private capital have expended
the railroad system CT Illinois Inasmuch part Of the in
from several Of these with valuable public fund
lands go diminish the State Expenses TAXES ARE
LIGHT, and must Consequently, every day decrease
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sce.~nv. N p. G, T. Fsssfutar, a CO., &

J. 0. oRlFrlrH, .. c. .BUNNINGToEi yEo. Q. BURcH
LEON. rRoUsDAEz THOMAS > MARI.
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"The Union must be preserved in its integrity
says General Dix in his letter TO the meeting at Rye:
This is true doctrine. Rebellion must be crushed,
and obedience to the laws of the Union enforced
everywhere throughout the land. No division of
the Republic is to be thought Of. The United
States WIZ remain Continental Power Tribune
Nay I'd,
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State in tire Valley Of the Mississippi offers great "a
iucemsnt the settler the State illinois There
roh of the world where all ofthe conditions Of climate and
admirably combine produce those great staples,
-...IIz 90 Id - IL
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These lands contiguous rsilroad 100 miles In len
which connects with other roads, ami navgable lakes
eTs thus aordng unbroken communication with the EaS
and Southern markets.
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The deep rich sam Of the prAres is cultivated
drfu facility that tie farmers Of the Eastern Middle States
moving Illinois ruzbers- The Of Illinois
equal that OF England, sol rich tnA
it Will support twenty millions OF people.
EASTERN AND SOUTHEgN NARKETs
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Henceforth Forward" will be the cry " En-
dpGnt!" the watchword; and woe to the Admlnis>
tration. the organization. or the State that shall
brave the onward rush. The nineteen millions OF
the North the Fast and the West are Thoroughly
aroused. Their account with treason is made up,
and the reckoning must be had now. They have re-
solved to meet rebellion. not Northern SOIL but
on its own battle-ground, in its own strongholds. =
Tines May J.
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DoLTED Corn Meal, stock Vesd and Irish PotasI
- fresh HomOBy, jEst received and frr Ele -
mayi-h RINJ p sHIFIDSl
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MECHANICS, FARMERS AND WORKING MEN.
The attention Of the prsing and industrious PARTON Of
the community directed the OloEisg and lib
era Inducements offered them by the
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,
which, they will perceive will enable hem by proper
g and industry to provide comfortable and
for themselves and families comparatively
soeaking very little capital.
, 1861-03-28

The Paris Mo7,iteur Of the 5th inst. contains
report addressed By the Minister Of Justice
to the Emperor, on the subject Of the atfair Of
M. Mi1es. The Minister mentions the reporta
which have been prevalent, and according to
which NJ Mires had known how to create for
himself, by a suspicious: generosity, protect
ors sufficiently powerful to shield him from
the chastisement Of Justice. Tho reports also
asserted TINT the evil was so general and SO
sreat that the Government, at the risk Of say-
ing the guilty parties, had resolved upou al
lowing the affair to drop, in order to aveid
scandals, whose results would be incalcn1able,
rather than to lay bare the moral ulcers caused
by corruption. sThese assertions" continues
tie Minister. "Inyolye honor and JUS
tice in such q manner that I believe 1t
necessary to point them out to your Majesty.
Everybody IN France acknowledges integrity,
honor and Justice" II. Delange adds: 1T
cannot be tolerated that the design should be
attributed to Government Of casting veil
over acts which are nInenable to the penal
law" The Minister recalls the words Of the
Emperor, who at the outset Of this affair or:
dered that Justice ehon1d 20 to the bottom oi
the mntter resolute}y, and without attention
to any personal consideration. "Jnstiee viii
be pursued with q care md patience which
will not be .baf1led by any obstacles. Nothing
will escape the investigation of justice, and II
contrary to my expectations, the accusations
which party spirit has raised, and which at
propogated by malignity and want Of Ietec
lion, do not fall before the examination which
llas been commenced, Justice shall not tdl Il
its missinnn. : !! . :. =.
, 1861-03-28

Comfort and Safety orHaIlroad Bra1e-
1mens 80
from the Detroit Advertiser.l .,..,
We have often wondered that some Of tho
inventive geniuses, who SO assiduously apply
themselves to the improvement Of sleeping
cars, patent couplings, springs car wheels,
etc, should never have devised means py
which the dangers that ever attend the con-
ductor and brakesmen Of freight train might
in their nature more perilous than those ne
have mentioned. The brakesman, to perform
his duties, has to be on the roof OF the train In
all weather-often when the convex surface on
which he walks ia one sheet OF Ice. AT such
times it would be exceedingly difficult for an
tnexperlenced. person to maintain o foothold,
even were the train at rest, and with the, yio-
lent rocking to aud fro, that always accompa'
mics o rapid motion, IN attempt to play
brakeman would be almost certain death to
the adgenturer. .....
We allude to these dangers to show the hui
manity Of new system recently adopted on
the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad, By which
those in charge of the train are under no ne
cessity Of leaving comfortable shelter pro-
yided for them in certain carb. Twelve Of
these cars hnvc been furnished BY the road.
At one end Of each small apartment is par
titioned of, over which ia miniature obser'
vatory with windows facings In each direction.
upon which the man sits and through the win
dows views theentire length Of the train. Two
or more Of these cars are placed in each train
and communication iB carried on between
them, and with the engineer, By means Of sig
nal hmps. Each man has control Of one sei
Of brakes, aud, without having to leave hil
caboose, can 50 quickly as By the old method,
bring tbs train to stand -. :. :.>:-.
We have thus been particular in noticing
this Improvement, because We deem It one 0
| the greatest value, and one We hope to 6e'
| 1xestern railroads. '
, 1861-03-28

----5-<ra TO
heeuat " sAo 1ntt
At Dublin, on tho 5th 1pst., ana ine r;en. tvla
day Of the trial, the Ca1e1 Justlceo u tas Gu1
mon Pleas delivered Ms cna1se ~ tAo Ju1t
who Immediately retired .-t..a
After an hours absence Ine 2nry th1o1ned nesunnd
to the box; the muaItuae l1.ss soth1asas Ios II.
the court were husheo m1o ofeataie9 o.
lence: .. .,,,
The Chief Justice, addressing tue 54lS' na.n
Well, gentlemen, nave 5ou agleeo " 5ouA
verdict?
The Foreman-We 9aSe, ny Lofn.
The Chief JuBtice-Was lne1e aocoIen 1ai-
Iiage between those parties; -
The Foreman-Yes. :. -
The Chief Justlce-Naa lnete III Aflsn i'al1
1aaEe? =. !;
Ihe Eoien2u--lA "as.
Ihe cniet -, ~ ~ 4;,,o ~ ~
ne was honAa ea1uone as en0 'AA11o ~ 1t1~
marriage: a M la,,orah :. ,ro. nv1,rz
after the Veso1ct nao peea . oec'areo' 'i's' oeu-
al fee vas handed 70 the lnfy. ~, ,ru
The torsman. hanaing u paek, eAuMy
Lord, am requested py my 9[otusf lulo9t7 W
lsnd to the registrar onI zee, u gahs:aS, N Or o.
Der that 1t nay. ne % sen. 20 SONG Gu fl'A0ls LIZ
stitntion. LOUD eheers.l
The Chief Justlce-Yer} vel, MI r folenaan
Whist inshtution DO yoa name?
The heForeman-Ihe SICK ana ln0lgeht hooHt-
keepers' Society:
Ills Lorushlp then rose, ano na1e" ualliutes
the court Wns cleared.
When Mls. YelVerton's counsel, NJ: WMte'
side, entered the room where she was waiting,
lis countenance aud Significant gestures, aa
well as the chee1s which rang through the
court, told her that the verdict was IN her Ia.
TOR. she sprung forward without Saying .
word, clasped him IN her arme, pressed Alm
conyulsiyely to her breast, and selzing his two
hands, kissed them. Overcome by the V1o,
lence OF her emohons, alter sncn long aao
| sank down exhausted and found relief IN
flood Of tears. The excitement IN the court
| when the verdict YVES announced was quite
unprecedented. The whole audience rose ano
cheerad tumnltuonsly, the ladies waving tneli
, 1861-03-28

A correspondent Of the Philadelphia sess
.has occupied leisure moment by preparing q
number Of Latin snag1ams On the words "Unl-
ted States" We give few Of them. with
such annotations Al seem to be required for
satisfactory explanation:
In t.. Deus .Hat-God stands In thea.
Iade tuse ads-Hence thou standest safely.
.Desiste, nutat-Hands oil, It shakes. (Tho
ol3ents Re.ta.4, 1,te-He has teeth-{t e., Unels
eaM .das das' /. setts-1 {dsunion) strips thea of
bristles. (Qy:, HogsD 49,.
~ desist,sntLfshss keep on 9,ro ron 9hss ines n.
{.I1;as ST. ts ssft fIoyS tdst'p ne 'fF'P' 'A'':
fefF1as isa ~ udl,uat1rhose things are also rant
Ing. {The Indian bonds.) :. -
w1n the Paris Court Of Correctional Po-
4ss 4ssasd sssfDy sasGesy IL Witness
| give her testimony. -:
i - What Is your name! e
aVirginla Louistatot-'' 49,. : =,
"ronr .aoaIt9er.n nge! ~; !:
{Exclamatton Of increduillty from tho audi: y d
enTh ~ ,adv,s evidence bslng taken, she il:
j r.ined her splace, still -ooquetisnly bridltng
aud The next witness waa introduced. -Yhii n
j was full grown young man; - :.
HYour aame," said the Judge. :; =:
'H1sadore Louistatot.' - j,
"You- ngef' >~
"Ms you relative Of the last vitness :"
81 am her eonl' -. !.
"Thunder, exclaimed the magistrate
your mother must have married Very; yonng.
FEE At RouEp GnovE-Jpst as we got
'press, We learn, that the wood:hopse, NJ
water tank, belonging to the G. 4 9: y: hk ;.t,
. destroyed d. by firs this (F.idsy] morning, Marc
+ a2d, s1pposedt0 have. caught BY sparks fnor 1
The locomotive .nf tht uins o'clock -trntn, 8t
! Ing east this mornIng-imorTtso* 6snhaes.
, 1861-03-28

FDW. I. ..TINKHAM d CO.,
HHky9F fz Il itsa
BANKERS g Hsb fSnn'f E&SahHE 5sfEE 11si;' DEALERS
EDWARD u q gSs 81 AssSss
. eEIPoKr,
!. =. " BANKERS,
CHICAGO, =. --- ILLINOIS.
r. a and 40 Lasal1e Street.
:. BANKING GDEPAHTmENT.
pspoasss received on Current Accounts ftom parties
granted to regular depositors and coszee epondenss.
whess speeai hays 3 been msde 70 that shs
via ffssEs ssRaf | 2li5.ss; =" fpsss' date on
SAVING DEPARTMENT.
Degos IN sums not Lev than Ave dollars received
se Ss o1c " an q a M
tes the funds haze remained IN o95 hands speci1ed
IN Ike funds Is deposited. j.
COLLECTION DEPARTMENT.
on dsy of payment - ea1rent pseham on Exe6anse
on
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE DEPART
n1ENT.
We draw Sight or Time Bills Oh tho prlncipsl cities
Of the un1on available In any part she United States
or CauadA and hare n9ade afnngem ens by which we
Notes, Acceptancea, Accounts, DC, in New fork.
STOCK DEPARTMENT.,
We buy and sell on Comnasioo either at Chicago or
through our Agenn at New YorE State C!rg, County.
Railway, &c, Bonds and Stock. Our connections IN
Nsw York afe suca 70 insure prompt and judcIous
| attention to any order entrusted to our care.
| FOREIGN DEPARTMENT.
ao9 S9F
safe In assuring the public that all foreign Banking
Transactions can BE- effected through our House With
aaae 1nn & 70 &an{ d ~ ~ 19s
to aut st New York terms. our corresponding II
London Paris FrAnkforto on the Main, Hamburg Ber
In Bremen, Le!pztE ColoEne, HedeiheEg. DasIe Berne
Being psEaeulariy desirous q promoting direct com
mercial Intercourse between tho West and Europe.
cheertnlly and on teEms most favorable e1tend par
nnaihe WesterS 1mporte4a GoIiecaon, II pf9ts
Orders; Notes. Acceptaucss, 1nherltances, &c. DC.
payable In any part Of Europe, nads with promptnes
| H= Country Banks and Bankers supplied With Fer
etgn Bills at low rstea. Private Bonds and Mortgage
| peXotiated Abroxd-
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