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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08

OhAS Sotdlef5' Aeuet AasoclaAleUa-
To 0UR FRIENDS N Ono :-As you
doubtless know, large additions Of Ohio
troops have been made to the army of Vir-
ignia. We are yet without history of its
three days fighting, but the past warrants
us in assuming that our gallant boys par
ticipating have won their full share of
laurels, and borne their full share of loss
in killed and wounded. Ambulances with
their precious freight from the battlefield
will be here before this letteris mailed.
To meet properly, by purchase in this
market the wants Of our mutual friends
and neighbors now, and soon to be in the
hospitals of this city and vicinity, will re-
quire an outlay far beyond the means of
our comparatively small association.
We therefore feel justified in asking aid
for them, at the hands of kindred societies
at home, who can easily furnish supplies,
but are not in position to minister directly
to those requiring assistance and attention.
We particularly need, at this time, sup
plies of jellies, (acid) jams, dried fruits of
all kinds, shirts, drawers, pocket handker-
chiefs, socks, cotton or woolen,) slippers,
towels, bandages, lint and tape.
Jellies, jams, and dried fruits are Oftener
required, and of more value than canned
fruits, Tut either should be sealed with com
man yellow composition, rather than red
sealing wax, which too frequently cracks
or breaks of, and thus exposes and rem
ders worthless the contents of the cans, etc.
We may add that dried apples, loose,
are an excellent article in which to pack
jars, etc.
BOlsters, pillows, pillow cases, pins,
needles, thread, etc., are not needed.
All boxes should be addressed to the As
sociation, No. 537 q street.
Hoping for your immediate and active
cooperation,
We ere, etc.
JOHN c. WIN,
MRS. A. NJ. GANGEWER,
"A. KAUFFMANN,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08
Is Gen. Pope n Failure {

A correspondent of the Tribune in re
view of the recent movements of the two
armies, concludes that Gen. Pope has failed
in the attempt to lead our armies, summing
Up his convictions thus:
"But it is needless, and have no time to
accumulate evidence on such points. Half
the strength Of an army is in confidence
in its commander. That confidence is not
given to Gen Pope. The opinion Of his
troops is unanimously sgainsthim. l saw
numerous officers of all ranks in almost
every corps Of the army. There is no dis
sent or disagreement. They will not, can
not, fight again under Pope with confidence.
The army Of Virginia demands General.
state these facts as fnd them, express
sing no other opinion than what moulds
itself cut of the facts. Heretofore have
praised Gen. Pope-some friends of mine
thought too literally. / do not think So
1t is still my opinion that down to the
time when he arrived on the Rappshsn-
mock his campaign was pursued with abil-
ity, and was deservedly successful. But
from the moment he set his foot this side
the river there have been only delay, dis
asters, and retreat. That his army has lost
confidence in him Is fact am bound to
record. III state it strongly it is because
the Impression suddenly received was
equally strong.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08
Daring Burglary of the wheeling Custom
HouRe,


During Wednesday night last, a daring
and desperate attempt was made to rob the
vault Of the Collector of Customs at Wheel
ing, We. Had it been successful, one mil
lion, tlVO hundred thousand dollars would
have rewarded the rascals. AIarge amount
of the money belonged to the Pay Depart
ment, and was placed there for safe keep
ing. The vault was in Cne corner Of the
Custom House, the walls being fourteen
inches thick, and constructed of brick -
riveted iron. The burglars had I'D
seoreted themselves in - syidently
IN the evening. -4e building early
night, the liter all was fast for tht
liOl oo-nr,orco5 y,ort and had dav
1t delayed its coming an hour longer
they would have secured the prize They
made hole through which they could SCI
and feel the money, but could not get i
through the iron grating. The Intelh
gencer very severely censures those hav
ing the matter in charge for not having
properly guarded the treasure.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08

The Hartford Post says The man who
acts as the Breckinridge party is going to
make a convention Of himself. Last year
he was divided on local issues, but he hopes
to agree thisye and prssentan unbrOken
front to the enemy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08

Athens, Alabama, has been burned by our
forces. At Stevenson, Alabama, the rebels
made an attack but were repulsed with
great loss. What or how large the force
was at that point does not appear.
Gen. Bragg is reported to be advancing
upOn Nashville. Gen. Buell. is at the latter
place and win not give it up.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08
prnhnbflI1r or Arertine a Drafl.

Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati GazettSl
CoLUaBrs, Sept. 8.
1t is believed at headquarters thatshould
the present rate of recruiting continue un-
til the 18th, Ohio will be saved from draft.
It only requires q little exertiOn on the
part Of military committees TO place the
subject beyond all doubt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08

a Washington Dispatch says that Gen.
Kimbalrs brigade, composed Of the 4th and
sth Ohio, 18th Indiana and 7th Virginia,
was in none of the recent battles. The
General is in good health. The brigade
is not in camp.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08

The Yicksburg Evening Citizen of the
2eth ult., reports that the Federal mortar
boats again opened FIRE on the batteries,
the preceding afternoon. A vigorous bonn
bardment was kept up for three hours.
The firing was opened again the next morn
ing. But little damage vas reported by
the CitiEen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08
sPsClAl sOTIcEs.



These are no times for any tnlug but facts. And
Isnsih fart is known IN medicine; it Is this-ths
pain is rplievsd and disease cured b
PURGATIJN wIrH BBASDBETH's PILLS.
Thi- Is rs much iact Ia medicine as that the ma
net "a fac in uzvisaIiOn ~ that gravity Is a iaeti
as 'ronoDy, or that light Is - heat rarihed, bu
which piece nf sLa,s eond- nse into heat again
But the great fact o; tho pre-ent day is that
BaAEDRETH's PILLS
Invariably op-a the bowels. and thSt all the humors
which cause paia controlled b. natural affinity b
this GREAT MEDIcISE.
IMPORTANT To THOSE LIVING IN FEVER AND
AGUE DISTRICTS.
Mr. John Pndney, Springfield, Union County, New
Jersy has used Brandreth Vegetable Universal Pills
for hfteca years in his aily, and Or ali his hands
in which time these Ps lave cured thsn Of Bilious
affections. Headache. Rhsum4fissa, Fever End Ague,
Measles, Whooping cough and In fact all the diseas-
~ to which isge famiiy is occasionally sub ect. He
says he hss never known thcm % iau snd will be
prased 70 give A te5srsnT a. al times IN favor Of
Bgaudrsihs Pills.
.elgnedi JOHN PCDNEYi
Springfield, Cuion Co., n. }.
Al enquiries immelateiy answered BY addressing
Or. BraHdrgth. Esw fork.
ra-New styls CT BTsndrsth Pills ct tho solo agency
22O SUperi0r-SJ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08

Surgeon General Weber and Staff have
gone to Washington by order of the Gov
ernor, to look after wounded Ohio soldiers.
They will probably be attached as VOlun-
teer Aids TO sigers Division Staff.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08

A Washington paper says that there are
now only about 10000 Rebels in our frOnt'
and they are commanded by Longstreet.-
All the others have gone off with Jackson,
no one knows where.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08

\ correspondent writes 10 know where
the lO5th regiment is al present. It is
probably at Covington or thereabouts, the
Lexington troops having fallen back to that
point
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08

a FRIEND IN kEED-fkI IT.
Dr.. Sweets MA ALLIBLE LINIMEETl Is prepared
rom the recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Connecticut
the great bone sstter and has been used In his prae
tce for the last tl-y yca-s with th8 most ast0nsh
ing success. As an external remedy it is without
rival, and viii alleviate pain more speedily than any
other preparation. For all Eheumatic and Nervous
Disorders II Is truly inisibc, and a. curative for
Sores, Wounds, Sprans, Bruises &c, its s0othlngs
healing and powerful propesiesi eA-
ever given l. trial Over tour hundred certificates
Of remarkable cures performed b it within the last
two years, attest 10 this fact. strong ArmstrunEi
Agents for Cleveland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08

The Louisville Journal Of Friday says
that The advance Of therebel forces entered
Frankfort at 8 o'clock Wednesday after
aaqa,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08

A Washington letter of Friday to the
Tribune, says;
"The most trustworthy among the con-
ficting rumors, is, that the rebel forces,
comprising, at q guess, 100000 men, were
still moving yesterday through Thorough
fare Gap, branching of into the valley,
and stretching upward to Harper's Ferry.
Parolled prisoners say that rebel soldiers
expressed their confidence Of crossing over
into Maryland in heavy fierce in the course
Of four days. They doubtless will make
the attampt"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08
MARRIED..

On the Cd inst, ct the St CIair-st n. F. Church,
bv Rev W BIgnell Miss JENNIE 7. OAKLEY and
Mr.. ". II. TAYLOR, both Of this city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08
REPUBLICAN VOTERS
FoR coNGREss

Rev. MOSES HILL, of this CITY, viii be a candi-
date to represent this District in Congress- subject to
the decision Of the Union Convention. ssPti
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08

FOR CONGRESS.
Judge. K. P. SPALDIEG isa candidate, subject to
the decision Of the Union Convention augs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08
DIsINFECTAAT, BLACKlNG, &C.
AMERICAN BLACKING.
PURE BENzINE.

The best and cheapest article for removing CREASE
SPOTS, STAINS. &C., fulm SILK, Wo0len or Cation,
and uncquHled for cleaning Gloves. This article "a
warranted IN every respect 70 tho French.
For sale b the gr0ss at The Western Reserve Laba-
ratorT, SO 81. Ciatr-st.s Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08
FOR CONGRESS

Judge REUBEN HITCHCOCK, of Lake County
will be-a candidate for Congress before the Union
Convention. seP1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08

Es- For Enlistment apply to Lieut.. L. W BAILEY,
y Superior-Sti uPstairs, over H. X Reyno9ds Hard
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
AMERICAN WATCHES
FOR SOLDIER RSI
At Reduced Prices.
AMERICAN WATCHES for AMERICANS.

THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY gives no.
tice that toy nave lately ue new sly lie Of Watch
expressly deigasa for Soldiers and others who desire
good Watch AZ Z moderate price. Thess Watches
arc intended to spiace the worthless cheap Watch
es Of British and Swiss manufacture, with which the
country Is flooded and which were never expected to
keep time when they were made, being refuse manu-.
otures, sent to this country because unsaleablo at
home, and used here only for Jo5kETryo and swISD-
LING purposes.
We offer TO san our Watch, which Is Of THE MOST
SUBSTANTIAL MANUFACTURE, an ACCURATE
and DURABLE TIME KEEPER, and in stera- az
Silver Cases Hunting pattern at as low TFses As Is
asked for the trashy AHoaFs and LEPIEs Of foreign
make, already referred 70.
We have named the new series q Wat1 sss. wM.
EILERY, Boston, AIasa.. vlioA PANE v IL be found
on the Plate OF every Watch Of tb uay sf.oture and
is enc Of 7ur trade marks.
Sod By all rszgsCta's sEs., g. 10 the loyal states
whel-zsle erls7s should %, sad5 sszed to
ROB Ems 6s APPLETON,
Aseh'5' u tba Amsrican Watch Company,
septl.+gL ~ RroadNay, New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08
THE FAIR INEZi OR,
The LoHELABY or THE CRIMSON CLIFFS.

TIE LONE LADY or THE CRIMSON CLIFFS
CONTINUED.
NorE-We had intended TO conclude this beautiful
and Terrfcally Thrilling Tale Of the Sea- In this
week edition. but We lind IL 80 hard 70 part it the
many thousand Eind friends who have ben With qs
from the start and have so anXinusly waited the pub
llcallon O .s .oA ~ i ~ tlCli5 - = - - b ~ @ ,c
ayers say "by particular rrQnest We nlt0 concur
ed not 10 conclude tho Fair lneZ for another week
l,t issa IssScs has a. his gaqHice5t Union Hail
splendid stock Of 5easOnable Clothtng OF all desctip
dQns for Men and BOY wear Wnich he WI VII ssn tl
fully invite the attention Of purchasers
Has not my story moral?
Can my readers not now plainly see
That prOcrastinatiOn Is the thief Of time,
And honesty Is the best policy 2
And may your pardon now crave,
II the savings herein record,
Which We all ~ our memory should save
That virus ls IL surest reward.
Should We ever despi5s man
Who ragged coat does wear
Better take him to UNION HALL
And buy him new coat theTo-
Then if happiness yOu would en- %,
And in heaven rich treasure invest
While buying for him new coat
Buy him also some pants and q vest
By preachers il of.oa IL preached,
That never does dress make the man
But let then 90 Into their pulpit
Vita q ragged coat on d they can
Orif they have renis in their pants :
Their Congrtgatiou would stare lind
By the RENTS o. the pews they quickly wOuld
The odds in the clothes they wear.
Nov preachers just tskemy ed7icos
Which / Willingly give unto all;
II your flock yOu would see Looking nice
Go with them 70 UNION HALL,
And when in that famous bazaar,
Just tell them their cash to invest,
For though dress may not make the nan,
Still man look far better well dressed
TO Be CONCLUDED l. ANOTHER WEEK-l
- We would respectfully Inform our numerous
readers that We have on hand the largest and most
comPsete assortment OF
seasonabIe Ready-Made Clothing,
FOR MEN AND BOYS WEAR,
to which we invite the attention ofpurchaseTs at
ISAAC A. ISAAC'S UNION HALL,
Sole Agency for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sewing
Machines, StOrr's AutOmaton Pressmani and
Strong's Patent Army Bed-Irunk-
-Ra-C Corner superior g and UniOn-sts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08
PURE PARAFFIN.

For saa at the ostern Rezsr7s LabaratorY, sis S..
Clsir-5t. Cls7slaud. Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-08

Every Volunteer Counts on the Quota to bo
Raised to AUoid the Drattl
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

At IL meeting OF tine La Crosse and Milwaukee
Railroad bondholders, parties TO an agreement made
Oct g. 1861 held 9th inst. the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted, altering and modifying
the said agreement Of Oct. 3, 1861:
B,,,ed That the sfresment made by the ID day Of
Ocobol 1861 in accordance with the wften reoon.meai
section Of said agreement, IN me manner following sz
That " the Com2'5y acquire tls Iose Ci d sne & ~
aoad then s4d moligg mt, be iof s1o'SV tla
tionsl. ,,, ,,,., 4,
Horizon Railroad C)apsny then said mortgage may bo ior
500. .OJD additional -, 49,, .
vote the Company may Issue Scrip Preferred Stock to tho
sa. ansant that il Issues Mortgage Bonds TO aceolsny
"a tbe Ap,ot heretofore provided ia the ani for
the purposs OF acquiring 10, Milwaukee .hd hoiic,n in
,oaj thew may issue oi fan paid PTeterod Stock
AID $3.50 900 full paid Common socA IL addition 10 'hs
slnou ats above provided. - ~
Railroad Fiat Mortgage Bonds br lien on tbst Iosd rom
oreo TO Berlin surrender thor said BONDS 10 he iu'
hereuIder s1t receive new ooha .,
Company par, for the principal OF ihelf bIhus "
stork said Company for the Interest due ny W
!. 1863 A., c,, IF ,,u,,.nt.. Rand,
suei 10 or ia aid Of Milwaukee .nd HORIZON hnir9ad
Company shr surrender them 20 me Ii1so. G
sha fCcsve Preferred STOCK oil saii no" NonlS 'i "o
and interest Of their bonds up to Jan oo'
That balance OF the unsppopnA'ea ri9i,eo POI
and Cunnsn Stock sued for te ucha'c o tle hoIoo "-
road may be used a. dscIou Of the sad lIn'ees !" '
temeut ol any isns ssd DoDsoidsled pfopeIt,
fouoed basis for la tIOsar eud hiNhufe
Iauroad Company the Milwaukee and Western haiIoAd
Company tc,umgnly called th- Na.eiiown Notel l"s
Mi wausee or.c)n hailfosd Company, hnasf AHiohu
Sell roads ls4espl tbs waleown hafo.d) under DE-
ol foreclosure. ,.,t .
hereto aud asserting farm mortgage stockholders IL
Form Company to be called the AiI" siAeo Aho o'
iii. Company T. naAs new clean fret orssgs over ito
consolidated gssssy o. sae SA e'~pscss Of LOT sA''VA
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

Ts ..us Prssned soci not exceeding 100000
To Issue CsmSen II'oO
Cost Of Property ,%J miles Of rsilrosd 200
Sabdivisiops among creditors OF the old compauies
Land Grant Bondholder, No. ldl, ,99l. to get new -
nrst mortgase bonds for principal q pM.......el0o
And for hs intere.t In Preferred boct..."..... 10
4 Land Grant Bondholdsr. No. l,992d3 $50 Of the
1000 Bonds, and 1000 OF the 500, to get in
Preferred Stock for principal and interest," too
In Common stock ew
mortgage bonds for his principal and cs'h for the inter
est due him
holder Of City Of MIlwsutes Bonds issued TO the La
Crosse Railroad win get mortgage bonds for hh prnc
holder Of City Of Milwaukee Ronds vurd to the Hoh.
con Rro.d 70 get Preferred Stock for principal and interest
Second Hors.ss Eastern Division BopdhOldsr to get
fnt mortgage bonds for 90 " cent. HrW
And Preferred stock for the balance due up Sept -
l., 1863. 3.ny............................ Wv
Horioon Fuu Mortgage Bendhelder 10 get for his
principal ,rtsase bosd sd................." luco
FOR his interest Preferred Stock, SsO
20 per cent in common stock
Hsfsnn Morgsfs Bondhoder to get for principal and
interest In eouimon stock. rs Y cent
Farm Mortgage Stockhoder Bondhelder 10 get foI
the pscps and interest for the bond In common stock ~
y cent
The Buffalo Courier gives the following astound-
ing state ment Of the trade OF that port in Bread
stufs BY it we learn that the eastern movement OF
Flour aud Grain from the lake regions TO and
through Buffalo from the opening OF navigation IN
the years 1859, 1860 and 1861, and from Jan. to
Nov. in 1862 is shown by the following compara-
tive imports by lake and exports by canal, VIZ:
IMPORTS YKon WEST INTO BuyyA1e.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
cate. nor win any proposal bs rsssivsd sss o'clock sfAs
day kXed for the openina

cate nor win sny proposal bs rsesvsd ssf u o'clock Oft
DAY kxed for the openina
The Breadstuff markets have been strong to-day.
Flour advanced lOc. y bbl., Whss. 2 To &c., and
Corn 1c. y bush. The Scotia brought back con-
siderable amount Of bills drawn against breadstuds
which had been refused acceptance.
subscription list for the 1880 p cent Loan will
be opened by Msssrs. Thompson Brothsn The
subscribers will pay the 10 cen. ;deposit required
by the Secretary, and will be charged y cent CON-
mission on the amount obtained.
The features Of the Weekly Bank Statement are
unimpcrtant, excepting in the deposit limo, which
shows decrease Of over q million. The Bank Of
Commerce figures not having been sent in, those Of
the previous week have been taken.
The following is a comparative statement Of the
condition of the banks Of New.York City:
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

peoS,f<i -
Tho receipts for the next three weeks will proba-
bly, exceed $3.50 900, which will make the aggregate
revenue for the season over 50 00OOO0
Tie Pott,riAe MiserI Journal Of Saturday last
saws:
Ths demand for al kinds Of coal oontr brisk The desL
IN the markets held bach expecting the prices to
scsde but have been caught u,ppg and are now pat
tag their orders quite rapidly snd every additional steamer
bs only Add the consumption Of cos. The trade shows
hi, vees lat year Of ~ 30 uns Ihs m
10 caused mainly ny the increase from the sohgu
region and by the Coal mpsnJ whose suspy
c the corresponding .ssk LA, year nearly all cli on
The increase FER last month ~ the Susqushsnna trade er
e.eded n0 which brr the trade e. lasi ,ctbu
for the baa.os Of the which rap dy loving to
close presume tho supply viii lie about tho slus 81 last
y.a Ths dead winch |. done a. the coll e~s 10 tie
in preparing them fer snmm~Ts business h
searay EXHAUSTED At tire oolees ard they conscqo-n
prepared 10 lneTeAss quantities. even they ha psHy
Of h4Dda
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

rxre,oRprxARY Snow IL LA correspondents
vr;,. a. from Mauch Chunk, 'Sov. Z: 1--WE have had
an avalanche Of snow here this afternoon; Ia lbs.
of .pow fell OIL the paty rm of our scales-S by Ii
feet--in 10 minutes. y lcL snow has rarel, visited
these mountains.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
Rtceipts OF Produce.

Nov 1913 l6a hbs Fonr 3l2 pbls Corn Meal 42s bags
do 7Js bbls Wniky 10000 bush. Wheat li500D bush.
Con SIS bush Oats / z bush Seed, JiSD pAys PFosir
lon fsg. Ashe, so ptEs OH Cake ls PAs. buci"hs"'
/ FlOur 80 rl gs Lard.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

FROM EuRorr.-The British steamS Up Giasgow'
Capt. Roskell, arrived on Monday 'ornlng' from
Liverpool Oct. -, via Queenstown the oath, with
merchandise and passengers, to joy G. Dale. hss
reas hs. been anticipated by pre' ious arrivals.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

live stock or Vae ". ". aud Eric Railroad
For the week sIf ling Monday Nov 1870 Of Cattle.
do. hos, 10 do Hor,ss and II Do MaIss Total s"Sh
I.s cNs.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
ykor rHu visr Isrs BuyyAye.

Total srain. ....'bgJoit H''i,." =,
The following will show the revenue collected
from tolls at Buffalo from the opening Of navigation
to Nov. /, 1860, as compared with the revenue Tor
the corres>oniing period in 1861, viz;
Tolls, lSJ........
Toll, l6L.................. 1,Ti6.fl %
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

Bank The New-York Dry Dock UomRHnryn,vT ,a rnv
OF the BAHk or THE NEW YORK DRY DOCk COd-
PAyr required by Lave VI s5 Tor tho ~seA ssdS
Saturday. the Sh day OF November, Is5i -. -.
of e6Seol1 sn
AveS~ss tnount specie
Average snoaBt Of Deposit. ............:.:. oYesS %
snd County Of New YORK. Fredereh HAYES CASHIER Of
Tot Dry Doek Conpsay beng duly dsposs and say
thai the ssovs statement correct T. HAYES. Cashier
besors THIS sih DAY OF November, lsol
e g. MePasuos Notary Pubic
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

Bank Of North Amerlca.-staiement OF the BANk
or NORTH AMERICA required By Chapter 40 Laws OF is S
end ns Saturday, the sh day Of Hovenbss, sl
x,r,.s an ount OF sp~ is ............. Iss,xo0 Al
amount OF Cculsroa. lstIof W
and County OF Ne~ john p ferston Cnn~ OF
Of duly dspoe snd that Ae
Asnest best Of edge and bes
JOHN p. YELyERl0s, Cashier.
sworn bsbrs this 10th day ei November, lsSa
sAn 7 But Notary Public.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
Ban k Statements.

Am~ricnu Exch,ngs BaDk.-Ststsmsat Of the
AayCAN EXCHANGE BANK n. \, required By Chapter 30
Ir of les sn4ss saturday, tho aiH d5 o ho' mee
A,rr,e saount md D-coants .N"sss ~
.,'.s - ~, - a '-,,'.t,, ........... x-sebJ 90
A.-raye " D.posis. v"
CIV ,sJ Cant o srs fort murray. c.h, 81 ne Amen
Banl fOt bcsE dur sworn drPss ana az TAI
"- 49, n MURRAY CtlhHr
Sworn befofs NJ tbs 10th day Of Nov mbrr 1904
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

n, 49, ~. Yerb =. fsaai,rd by chaptar laws Of lb
In The r.l .ndnr Fni4y 81 of Move nhs ibol
Avr,s s@ amount sni pnouls F-oooa.
Ays ~
A,cfsse o. Cr-ussn. syDs
A,ffH
C,v nd County OF N-w Yort. D. y y sonth~ofth ffsi
drnt ID a.. Ahn being duly s~os eeposr ai9
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