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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-12-05

The caniiRsop OF thss cn~~ hsFgy and
Beautiful yirginis lown msss sxraas ths
<xursikv 81 every >r1ih<rn Heart Ia
..s the heue cf N .ski.xton n chad
bod. the kcu~ ~ hat meshrr whcss
elevated ehxrarf<r ard ~is~ u.innng pre-
cared sh< rssk<r cf rs co1nsrr tar me
rr.a. pars he ,l.r~d IN hanss s.aars-
II cav h< that the ke1e - ~ksrk shs
lived aaa n -hsch sA~ sraia~d h~r Hes
trsous soa kor his CITY IN s-aoa. that The
v~rv moaam~nt rFrcf~a 10 her ms@sry.
h.s. b~~a axpolishr5 hv th~ esanea 81
/. p~cpl .hs e-e - wsshinStoa ths,r
freedom xn4 ina-r<sdsec~ Tie so-a
is,~M. thozeh -ShOat ee@mrrct~l tnPeF-
t.ne~. has al-svs h-~m rrmRrkaete noe
the ins-iliS~nee. r~6n~@~nL sd nncrsl
~l~x.tsca cf rs eonmauitv. We hssc
never amo-n a tc-n s. free tro@ The
usual xic~s q te~m~. or uncrw dssiin-
saishsa far - Hospitality and heasxhci4
virtues Exile. a~Scisttsn. and rsta efs
The fate 18th -kirh ssch to~a has
h<.n visited ~ ~. sn..i,h iss-shcn.
-hil.t The Northers essis,. rscsias 18th
moral eoFFuPtaon. arr ~saeer~nt -tth
pleasure and gAi~ty. M-shiagtoa- ne
e~ntrNi fsaslaia q a. sh~ el~~isk~d. zis-
cry Nnd esiuns - his lnhanNa ar. -
ssid o. D. sh~ scrn~ - sxirsor4lnsry t~s-
tisiti~s. wkiiss innce~nk >Sath~rn eIlsrs
are riofh~4 In wacafnie- ART tFtbaialinh-
Rat th~rx !. lastier "a H~<rru- snd al
shoa.h is gay - lesS delayed. = al
essn~ a. lsst. sa3 sirsaz - grisuFhansiy
xindicAi~d. snd vt-~ frertsr rss ar~rFNgt
rweonr~rsx - kasr&wrssaaaf fAFrm&rA
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-12-05

bic. Whatever judgment eontemporaneons
opinion, disappointed in its exaggerated ex-
pectation. may pass upon this expedition,
the historian viii record il as one of the
most remarkable campaigns of this great
war, whether viewed in reference to the
grandeur of the plan, the heroic endurance
of the men, or the mastery retreat of the
army from the mighty dangers with which it
was surrounded PRESS
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-12-05

A NOBLE ExAMpLE-Mr. A. Spann,
of Rankin. has been furnishing two poor
families. in his neighborhood with corn
free of charge. and says he intends 10
continue to do so as long as the war
lasts. Such acts of patriotism are worthy
Of record.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-12-05

The YASkEE AND THE <xeso NE
have already predicted. the l~ak~~s ar
becoming heartily sick OF the tFoable
and burden OF the thousands 81 n~sfo->
who have escaped into their hn-s- A
Connecticut paper ..Do~n Essg" %
pereven-acknowle dses this 10 the to-
lowing very frank manner:
The universal testimony j. that thsy sr~
worthless 10 as \ few of sheaa saa - PaG
TO work, but many are aid &aa umors arr
children. anil great proportion ~esnsp, Wee
from a state Of comparative snaoeenev sr~
corrupted aa.s departed ~ conasanio1 ~lth
the soldiers, sRd sooa die, or ~has j. ~srs-.
live 10 spread disease aid eoFFapsiea- Tasy
have doae little. taken wAssi<, 60 ~hat
has been done for thea- Th~x sao~ 40 ias-
position to render themselves asxfai--th~y
have not the capacity or The will 20 bs
aud most OF them hook fsrxsra - t1e ~
turn 10 their masters plantations VITA
these ignorant and sampi~ people therc =
great attachment 70 the places shere ties
were reared-greAt hove for these WAesa
they have served, and mach maFe x@safsrt
there than they can eaIoy ei-e@a eFc. Nhiir
the eontrabands e&a DO uothiaS So tA~
Government, they are biS h5ll - sarsas~.
They have occupied the he1s~. ~hiAw sA~
soldiers have been wathous SHELTER. Ant IN
some instances have bad n~w kea~<s basft
for them. while white m~a. des~aiia. sb<
country. a-e Jeff oat doors witheat t-nts er
brankets- They have dr~~n shesr Eafissas a
the expense of the tsav~ram~af. amd ave
maintained > paapers. while th~ G@x~rn-
meRt never has aided whites, sd released -
distribute wood for which they hs1 as-
at Washington. smoaS abe Pao< Il The Dts-
triet OF Columbia
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-12-05

A correspondent OF the Monsscm~ry
Advertiser says that a large amoanG ID
leather. suitable for making sole. -
soldiers shoes. might be obtained II the
planters would give up their gsa bAads
for the purpose He promises 10 give
one. which viii keep the feet Of ffse~n c.
twenty soldiers of the grosad. We
have no doubt that considerable good
sole leather might be obtained II thai
way.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-12-05

GoSE AeAIS We s@e that sk~ mys-
FERROUS George W Sanders. ~ho lately
arrived from Europe. rsm<in<d hat Eorsy-
eight hours in Richmond. most ef -hi~A
time he was closeAed ~ish the Pr~~ii~nt
and has already departed 90 hls ~ay
back IL is said that be has effected an
unlimited credit 10 purchase every thin<
We require. and that eoatrsets are eager
ly sought to be made fer furnishing ~
with all kinds of machinery. ke-. - ~~li
as steel clad steamers. a namb<r 81
which are expected 10 DC ready far the
defence Of our coast this sinIer
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-12-05
Hermes, of the Charleston Mercury, write
from Richmond

from Richmond:
General Randolph's friends have given
their version of The causes which induced his
resigna ion, and now the Presidents friends
follow in their turn. They say that in the
beginning Gen. Randolph was singularly
by requiring Of him a written OPT MON on
every little question that came before him.
but that, lstterly. he has transcribed his
powers by ordering important movements
without consulting the President. The i'm
mediate occasion of trouble an order
from Randolph to Holmes. directing him to
cross the Mississippi and report to Gen.
Bragg, believe, but at all events to cross the
Mississippi. Hearing of this the President
addressed note to Gen. Randolph. request
ing him. hereafter. at least to inform him (the
Presidency of movements SO Important
Whereupon Randolph resigned. Your read
ers must determine for themselves the relative
value Of the two statements
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-12-05
FROM NORTH MISSISSIPPI.

A correspondent of the Mobile Regis
ter and Advertiser, whose letter is dated
ten miles south of Holly Springs. e3i
ult.. says:
There is no doubt now that the enemy
intends advancing down in this direction
very soon. From fifty to sixty thousand
armed Abolitionists are 10 front of US at
Grand Junction. Davis Mills and La
grange. and reinforcements are joining
them daily from Memphis and Jackson
The enemy are rapidly repairing the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad from
Memphis to Grand Junction. and the
Mississippi Central thence south toward
Holly Springs. All the stations. and all
the bridges are heavily guarded /; and
their armed foraging parties. composed
of the yilest robbers and murderers on
the face of the earth. ravage the country
around for miles on every side. From
Davis Mills TO Moscow seems to be their
"base"
Our cavalry has redeemed itself smart
ly' in the last week or so. by several lit
tie brilliant skirmishes with the enemy.
and the capture of many prisoners. wag-
oHs, multS. HoFScS, anu properly
Among the rest. / take pleasure in men
tioning the affair of Capt. w. F. r. Mitch
ell. with heavily guarded forage train
of forty wagons. day before yesterday.
three miles south of Moscow. With only
30 men. Capt. Mitchell attacked the train
guarded by 80 cavalry and two compa-
MES of infantry. after two dashing charg-
es completely routed the whole ..con-
cern," killing and wounding 90 FEEDER
ais. capturing | ] prisoners. and 40 mules.
without the loss of man. The prisoners
and captured property we're brought to
these headquarters last night.
Such instances Of gallantry are well
calculated to make one exclaim-'tThere
is pluck in the old cavalry after all %
If the powers that be" would only ALLOW
our present Chief of Cavalry here. Col.
w. II. Jackson. TO recognize the cavalry
of this army in his own way-strlctly
under the iaw-it would not be long be-
fore the old riders of this command would
show to all the world that they are made
of the same noble stuff which character
ICES the men who constantly march to
glory under the banners of Forrest and
Stuart. CAPTAINE-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-12-05

MrsstssErFtsS. Co@r4r.Kxxra IL
Nissts~spFfsn Sisss thx hslie-lr< sEsfseE
sFcua a lrttrF -Fist~n Nv I'D J u Mae
Il larea. - = fst-a1 r~s4siu. .auu~ "a th-
Fe.ai,s q ~. ep-r-fsea. a /. SrNuA -
xs<- - e~a. LoaS-sfvxs's rorF. g a.
<rmy 90 th~ Pss1sus~s Arsss..iegssrs
-ili @FPsves.s~ Gee Lee. r-sap.lrsrai 90
the tFocgs trprn thxiF u~a sat-
I 49, Frr-~.t a. a rsse- Is Co..
Lee. neti- is-.sias F<s-st 80 - ga
sa~4 ~ -e~tsS 1.@y chr ai-fiu.szt,kri
sfsser-. snaeaS ghra Li~4t- Gee Laas-
~fF~~t. rs-nm@~mAam< . eeTFs. . ssrFn
Bsatas hso>ia< sstts-r Gra- NsLs-..
eeDmsnafsa< 4lssssoa. |. sSefsr~.s 49,
eai~sn sAis%s. -~.sia< 49, h~sr4 -
aeas @eh~ ~ "A B~t Gva Esass. th-
Zero "a L~~~harg. -aA 30 zm~e~Sarr-
ale. p~s-~x~siug haH &C. haa& xni
6~a- b@rssi>i<. eeunza<naa.< sAsF4 49,.
s1~. S~al.l " sersai sss<~ro4rs<. eax I'D
- The la n b.u,<. $1,000 saa ~
-P~rs~1 Nv tie ~hoA~ ArisA.~. sz4 cus
a Ni~sssslppa's sons. l a<~i Proa4 e hiaa
TIE as<k<~a eaaPs@~es "a. b~sts-ea
apoe ts~n = hrts&tr -hsck - eszsr--.~.i
- sh~ lsah- l7sh. ISL ssa st.s Als.is-
sssFa E~esm<eRs. ~ ts~s L~~. ct 10 90.
vs-. - hssrx the sr-a Ars<sA~. - a.
F~sr~ne~ .nd otA<r-s-~. "a he wAat-
ssrps .z4 th<y e~rs>a.ly aye Fro+~a
themselves .,o~< sk~ sF..s.s .z1 =s.t
E~laNtl~ q he Csaa~1<r.sr srmy.
TIE rsa~sas gOAs~s c~mm-rri.a ..r. "a
$40 tAeassad eaA-> ~ r>snna Vs~.~4 sk~@a<A
tAer~ - tA~ @~atA - ACCESS. @Ess tk.a 49,.
e<r ~ >rk~@A~r al ~s~r -~-sa $780,
es4~s - o~3@k~~-~r. n raz@t nszA~-. a.
ss~a th~a~~ns 1900 ~ tA~v~ ~~@sA. NA@r.
Hrw -@a-a~ rass~rs INV - eAa.~ ia Krnt4xAT an4
E~AH~~~~~ ~Aa s~xAa - .~sax
e<n- H<k<~s. .A<a - 80 -. as.si.
- hora>s<s. as @<t e k<<-sas~ - - INA
~ esart<r Ensan Gee. he4m~~. eF&<TsAx 49,
To rvFsar =. A~<h< 4aFs~n@ On Latsl~ AaeM "a
onr~ t@~ 4@ev am tA@ nm@aA Mm @mm~ 20
fnr-~-t se >.n Ant@ahe - Fr~p&r~ tae "a a.-
P2rtar- ~ I1ssie k.<k TAs. - -A.s -. G.
era hss 500 e~-ar~4. "a -. A. 40 8s.At
ks III VA - sAars ~f - A..ear. 49,
Fs-~~~ r@rr~--A
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1862-12-05

EE Two gunboats, t~o transports.
and tugboat are reported to have
passed Lake Providence yesterday morn
ing coming down. We suppose they
raid. Yesterday afternoon We learn
that they passed Transylvania Landing.
some sixty miles above here. at half past
ten O'Clock yesterday morning. We sup
pose the authorities keep fully posted as
TO their movements .cksburo HIi9.
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Il. s. 1n!ernaI 'isue.uia.
: $. INTERNAL REVENUE.
- ryclsE Tx Axp LICENSE NarIcr.


FXCfsE Tx And LICENSE notice.
Tors.ile eul ~ .er'oas Assessed uhear ihe Lswf q
liz. U..,rd States fsr he Psy-er o. Tazr. ne,. Il
e.,,ei. ,sitlia the FOURTH COLLECTION Lis9GIcra
too s.se Of Now Ysrk compiling ,s - ST. Sd - sh
No,d. q. Ia, City ii acw-lcrs
TAKE ECTICE-Ita 10 unlsr'igBei conscic- q rssss
f,r tie Fourth Collection uiirlo G. tie slir or levy RI
ccrrass the 81 s.h I cti Wasas o.tao - Nss.
Sos Pursuant IN oct sfconsrea entitled an :, pro-
vide Internal rsTenus 20 support iAs Cevesass ~ ar
Interest the "ulblc iet."
GIVE HC.lCE-Iaa, t'o Duties. Ta-'s, sd Li'ea"''s"
&c .ed upon persons ssiias dang aaus's ~siih'ds
District a. vheh - .nd 49, they are 'e'psci'sy ''.0s"
psy hsve become eae al e!b, SID IA shall ss'saa q
receive rsy.,l, o. .h.,ans ATM oisas No. - FrsrllS
= int,, $50 Di,,ris sd CITY. GIy nn toe hour o. -
m % A- hour of p H. 4ad Eon aaa .i'f ava date an
srd iae Ing tho s..h day u Dsees.'e', inst
Au,,r,, wlo sh-l rsgsc. % Ay ne 'es Da'ei rsf'
"a ,us .s 40 - s.ors.lll asesse upon them 'fsha
M ,,,v, - ,.a-. sst Ne liable ard viii 30 u siciois
,esoi,el 20 Yly TIN PER CENT ADDITIONAL '.p0n 'As
-, ,h,'ses JOHN MACK,
Colesor ia D.etdsA
-. Va, r2th D,~4r. Dor, ga
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MONDAY. Doc. o2-P. II.


The Stock narke. tlis morning opened with
YER heavy feeling in Government oecanu's u1ar
Gle ,elepre Ollie announcement OF Saturday that "f'
Cbsss had decided to eek for authority 10 issue 1ine
LuDd,ed Millions OF bonds. 1his besv"ess was 49,
.i.,eG B, lie Cabinet dieturbance anj eoaDs Of We
future Under these damaging causes, siSee u 1901
Corpons cold ut lOz., Eeyen-iirties Ut iVo!' aho
Cne.year Certificates at 9il. There wa not much
pressure @ sell the 1855 but tts other descrpo"'
were thrown on tie market freely. Later III the
asy tl,ore was g sharp rally, with large BIDS Tue
Railroad Bond market was very firm, with goo
demand for tic low-prced descf iions. In shares,
RIO movement generally wes strong, although Ne
eeeis,ered transactions were not very large. Ihefe
Appeared % be- however. disposition 70
inaagurate new speculative lctien. AAe huc'u"-
lions were conGDed +, loi Y cent AT tAe eeo'Ho
Board there was marked change In feeling ~ re-
card 10 Government securities, with large business
o. recovery OF 4 TO v cent. A line OF siVo'VoV
eixos Of 1881 war taken at 1913, sn Improvement Of
v cent, and $i2O, 90 Seven-tbntes sold at iOi5
10ii egAiasi 1911 la the incoming. There were also
sll.t o! 100 900 One Year Certificates, al 93i 4yo,
taliy OF v cent Tire Share market was unusually
tc, and busy, and Pacific Mail advanced 10
10. TIA steamer to-aay rM crowded VII height
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: INTEpNAT, RRVINUG.

1T 5. INTERNAL REVLNUS.
TlGurH DISTRICT ti8h. 2l,h. az 9is, Wsro4t
a. Col.ei..'s Cales il c?on for fayueits dA4y, from
Q % . 'c sex ,.>,,-- ,,,..
= .I.r'y - sar,e t...r. sJe aiaoras Of ieeaas.
II MANUFACTURERS aro nai.,d that thsir returns
No. r ,r leflIe tie leah o. each cio-il tgi IAl tbs
s.o- ,aon.h ~ they will b. lube, 10 psy TEN PER CENT
ADDITIONAL, a. seqlirsd ~ ias,
q. I. fJlNAM. Collector
10. sS' Bfsad,.ay ard No. 65 tth-sv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

som. 200 Lids. cha hy hewo'lsans ct el9io.c. Refined
yrIy dat
sALf-Ito n',lkst an out ''ei'y At i5ro'er rates
rkLLCW-iLe msIAc, is sizes oil ''uv' 10 cry r.
T&4 !. clsh
WHISKY !. Ia hlT rrqus't aud - mlis9' Is I'm; res
af55J tbs Oslo sni ) air .; nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

i.o'n' ana di'ct ~ -cie. s ;S7 q
Cucul4iios.... gsSsG29 D,pes...-..... 1874 :ol
Cle,ras, co. ~sss an linz Doe l3.....s 2la5ss7i 81
Cl.a-i1xs for week rnlug De.1u...... znl 61f ci
ts2Lses ior wa fnti1s Dec i5..... .O.t1sJ.f -
balances Tor sses ending D,c.1o...... gels.3ot79
The Bates Manufacturing Company dividend o.
Is y cent.
We coy The following from TIE Jczrncl Of Com
mercc:
IL be, been sisted IN the rip-rs sd n rikr rot
fefacd by rstsas IL Souyess that tls vg oul
.oolcn' eso -? phid g 10 iog7d - Gle Lax as 1rr
o. = IN wkch TIE F'rk o. aiiyils Pfyrf ."lcs
been peiiora,d by tho two r ~ al .fk N,le Cor
Ia ~, ciy. Tho scr.ion h been .cvrrll huss
TIT tie great aeisy" u pd-fs th ci.rloy " tis sele
diers have rec.yel To nj .iy e.. tb.s- - e,.s 60.
oe tfa-s - ceftsn t-re'ief isr- v5 1rt 1u IL
w.. 91 ~. ~, ny coy ol 'r -, o.
av'af ED pin'igs era'.'hreHt At "thlug 90, "a H-
te vcfs oi-cloi by abe Treasury Dep ucai 90 IS No..
fo. c9nptuer les fn iaf D.. "a Aaf been tlcIef
with afaii ~, vucxaml 81 b. $40 bee - ban ..nos p
ss;ahi'hmcui. swsoa q ~ largo frm', al the
les,. A.re ~ o. ~ iast II h, .rolas,iss Ps,sI 90,
lous'y. t. mret tre Yssilf oriselcy be- ls,c ae.al
poiIrei TIC mot A.. raiI. gntniis. o! Iefe 4f-s'1y
W-,pr,s no, random. They hrr. mpi- .dit.or-
70 ia D. r4ls ~ ro'rrtiln. sra go ~olsi1s huia l
pcs my To etnt n..re iaprr..i 10 r-r d. usl We
formerly cen'il .f'i in. Dsy's ~ofk L.. % zee M b,
sr'reisfy o. the Ifcsary ALs osL-sol sle bs@. -ys
o. cuTica cy:
od Demand Eo'as. 5000
-,hi9y oo.,-
icsa-Isldsr Notes. g.f9"ltU1
Lea receive % tLrs. d. '-''...'' s..-..e- - p-'
Total n-.la5.s oricrcd 'tula
le,uAiy lli-.,a die aui aev,sei...,.... >soglo
suts be ddivor-i avti4l.e............... -5 ..lo.
Here oii o. four ha'i,el fai '.ry r i'as % io..ly
Oh ., -iisli o'i..' 2. t',,, ne ,l E .tei 70
a. ,.y a., ,,,. "A + ,,, e. .,- ~, $50,
H.i. AZ. .IIa .UH .r.f
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TAbIH y the Io1-s Srrfe, Circulation DsSe,rs
6anks phs CITY Of .str York ire ,ek esoi. f,.
81. Zee 20. ls6a. 10 h.eh q1zeS ne Csyuai Of e.si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23
Ilisce.ldlIeors.
A NEW and IMPORTANT INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL. LEGS.

b. frequent ds,cious D. BY has succeeded IN >uhody
ns ths pTlrciples Of tn NATURAL III ia an Ahfltl
CiAi ard In giving s:erai side motion Al tie ankle
tnsrcs complete end secao Invention ever attained In
artificial !s Leg iunisacd 81 soldiers by ooyTa
Contain toll description be 0; ned ee ri charge by
tadTe s nOCGLAS BY, u. D.: eisaol & 'o 60 6roid.
way Ne@-Aoik or Rocaes'cr y. y. or ClnclanAi Ohio
COTTON WASTE Tor W.rrg, Pacliag and
" Pspsl stock. co gToN rnd FLAA sHODDT, Tor Bat.
ting MaGdas spinning Sto ~ lots .u Vusch.s.rs
fof lsby ". w'TAULMAE. 10. ii 1i,Iiaai-.t''
DRAIN TILE. Chimney Tops Land DRAINS,
Flooring SC. Lonsi'aaa Pottery Dc;,I s7s Peal.
~ NJ NOWBRAY s Co. Hear Office No.
Crsvg Co., "a ply The be. qca iss Of H. an,j IT,
IECM BENzINE orNAPIHA PAERAFIaE Oil. TAR
Cor Axle Gres.r, Gas pssPoses, &c, &C
TZINDIING WOOD! KINDLING WOOD!
Az N " IS the time to lay in your f'se-Wood Hne
she ,pess ~ ~ tse e13 Is cLAnAS
"OLD HOUSE Oy EEFrGE GROUNDS"
Wood b She cord, |. 81. BOX. OF bundle.
Orders y post CHE ise ITonlpi.y si'or9cd TO.
fgO FLAN-GROWER and PAPER
e NAE EnS -Mcssrs. ~ LILO y &, SANFORD, -.
COW ei'sr their tiAC4II T. far CiAANi.G KCrrED OF -
LOIIIn FLAX or HEMP STALKS, st'egst OF "a .ief,
aud preparing TO- h2lag aud ns he 1H1s Hechine cost
Ing ssctCFy SIS. vi ouc hprsgoygcr. vii eap
fIo 2oQ0 30 so pounds OF Flax straw ia ten hours srd
from 40 60 co.. Vouuds Il Heap stalks Ter hour avos 'he
t5er perfectly fieo from soody nucr i-ing tow
g viii clean Urro,ed AK straw. taking Gus az pt
cent Of INC woody matter III lied stew Of tie Wet
cleaned by tits Machine would uke osccc'i f,eT STOCK
We have ten Machiles IA FlacN-' operation An asAs
son ard n..aer Cosuies. OF tbs state. sna each
ltfsynsin fiber. over nd shove tie oil l,ts d
sO,ted Flax si .he T!esfui phees oresse I'm over 50
z,y 81 tie Railway Buiding Seid fer circular.
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County, o. ErTY1 l,Cgiffy w er, ca'a.ss
O .t P,cyt 5it.. 5las saain . - rt ti'i tar
A. Sc i-,. BE-. Of rs Aag.t rri OeA<l
q. ~ IKE, Ca,t,eL
sworn bssore mr. tbs eo;s 5ry u -. nis.r ! o.
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Peoples Prnis.--3 sllsnt Il ia rEOfLifS BAsh,
Sswi .r4l.u oy Ciq .,h L-ws ~ ts ios iie vic
: ..Uriss. fl- Goa - .ilSc, 44c-F
"a. apsr7s sgs4 = tssiG"gt -
l. T. unt - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES yf5pS -
Ayerasr amount OF ciit azicn--..-.--- iri. y. g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

Corn Fxchfngc GunS. -Copy e. o. entns oil t.s
90 q. Ike !AsGE r~.urf l GlaI'ef 80 Lave q ''
p ~ .ess snsias sal4rdiy. sl psecsber ~. .- an
rsr- OF Lam sra plsouati .''r< ~ V
eat ~ tirnl- s..Y 90
,r, two 81 Yark -: = 4 Ps Cl-A ~ Of "a O.
n, ~ B.A b. IA iy svoln, is1c auo aJ tnti ms aDo's ,e
-''' -''' ~ }. A PLAT. Cashier
S"'1 '' -" ~ yIxss A. Mssss hotey Psthc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

irving Ra,k.-S.stedaont of IRVING BANK, =, re-
Chagter Law o. 1875 for the eEiss urdy Tic
.D.n iy n ceu.,sf, l.5I;
and pcorns
Afefese q u '~f
Ac A,un 81 u'sion 1901
Av are anof-i 20 D~ps - r"9,@rs
s iflss b4Bg dp1se snd asi s sosc
msIf D. correct DAN4Ll Y. u. S.i4 44pL.i C5hicE
srosn belize this .0;a day Of . q, Iaier l.o-
Ia3xAs Z. Ct,E Na'iy Putlc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23
Bank Statements.

Ati1n-ir Banl' - .e,eiren. Of th- ArLATciC BAEH,
n &c q .rr rcfi.rl y Ctsts- ., Laws o! i5i,
or &c We e-irfF iy. Tie nf ~ 81 Il q, mtss, esi
rnt ~ is aud DISCO xsfs,4l?
fafsa- anannf a. '.fca t1n-- Itotl
We - tlhsit' OF IL
CIT County fe~-Yok. l. :. T. sag.aworth. Pr. i.
icni % ae B'nk Nss Yot being dly sEi
IA s1sve Ehsrt 10 lie b- u knoriFi snt
s,Iea J. y SOUTH OE.H
s~o'ntsiofe me tbs III az o. Drccin'.r letl
fo1Is =. COssr IT,, Notary Pablo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23
AmfrsI b,.s.e - lis - 5sy Of ., |, s5e, - -
L p BsGxp, Notary Pablo


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c ~ an c,4i'y D.. Nv Yors LPtlrN 81 Css.sf
q ~ F-afl =. 81, baLs sgIrn, psr tH TIA
sbogss' sslai VI q comet O. Ii -fst u ~ ~ - hi.-
4. 81 La SJS Cas..sr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

is,i o. MANU- ACTUaERS ANJ hEi.c-iS.s BAHKs.r e
rel ~ Cha Laws VI $50. tie sAiaIe the
go,n si-y 1t D.e.-s.i.r. Ia.s
Arefsa loans ari DscouI ;I.c.p13 81
fsfrts- amount 1852 =.
Avrf-fe ain1uni o. Gnu 'ea ........-...'.'' 49, -
ATrrsgr u Dfft.t Bftbss
C0ally 81 srs lort. Z, H-ff'on CO ~ ~ ro
i-anurers Nsrc1lat- d-D,ss AID
III, above s.csss correct the - trfa u be-
lrL Hi-iil.loS, c1sAsr
brfar- me this .0.h dly Q -
Jon X. d.cGrr., Notsry Fable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

l. -uh OF fhc CornRoa-yei iEi.-sti,~fnsn. Of tho !
So Tfz Co. Ilpss tALl ~lfd BY CHATTER 20 Laws
Ct ,1iaS 80 o -4rb, 49,
fese O. L'lns arl .ouat- at % .
tfefff' srt " - t"YJDn 81
hvs4 nil lr1i X t.f 80 sS,y %
~ -r.lr sLl Df Der - E,...'- %
l. CH.-r 81 Tue Elrk Of the c n.yo4@efih beng
day Doe ~ ~ rii te l~f, ~rl o. ~ -
inrr-f.ea D. - G. ZOE Els. ts r.
sut.rne- Ls, mel %
gvIL, No ~ Pu0hc. |
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

s,-,pu pl.liC.-Ststsrleut q the nassau BAAH, a.
,sr ed b. Chre--t o. io5l. hs w.k sais -lys
ne % d d-y of D.csn'e., l'i.s -. IN
Acne aanuant II au ALI jcc rD,car 500 ~
g. a, M al asc.siL ..
40 sst0r i~.- "
Az. nr- D-.-ts x -i''
Cly .uc .alty -. YORK. l. T. Il Ham ,n.s u Hs
benc .. derlee snA say it Va "1e 49,
"-' - 81 naG...S. Cahisr
" A. : BipNsLt. Notary PHtle
N,,lprn. Danl, ,atein-u, Of thc NNttONAi. bANh
OF tls C o. New Yurk fsq1rs1W O. tse' - A~, 49, "
v. 4 az % 30 ~ q L-tlalr t- ,o
syefasc ~, ant U aud uc llI1 S-.. 49,
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f,.,,v a. Neu Y0ri. l. t. d. l'sQ-p t'nef % NJ.
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H'eAI q 'u 'soN - - - !. y. TaIEEs, C6shar.
enVH S.'''' Lssa T. C9ssT. IT,. Notary Pu0aH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

Leather VI inufictprcrs, SaaS.-,ta-e 4IoBt Of The
LEATHER HthulACTUREits BAN y me CITY o. New Yof -
ruel ~ Chapter Laws os tie seea eaus saturday,
D. e. 81 Dssr.lhtr
arosn, ard Discounts, COZ 293 80
Aysss aal' 81 sy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. CT. III 81
Av-fals appoint Of CIR -iion q The .se Latter
q.
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ite 8sus beg day an it
above ststsiaoa eo.fc,i b. eL
rEChoL.h r. PALMER Casai1..
Sworn beofs M ~, ia esy u D.e-n.nsf. nfA
Fssprrtl 81 kc.ary Plllr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-23

C.,firCBtL i.nk.-ststemrHt oil "a" Coz LIN ~
% al o. al t.str . iofi rr4ufed ~ tlspf " Lt~'
m The sssk ea s4afd.y aofIns Assu1s az q d. ''-o'r
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t,rns.am slt .f fains anI igu'', ASs1tH 9"
aa4.af al ig--lc. 80
10 Circulation go
Amount e. bs, o. 81 80 "a
CIV .r.ft nun.y D. 4cft i lli"a- .l'.
er o nsn. ay tron eo,' ana , '-'' u
4. 81 a. .n- Ey Eptsoas1 ala Del
". IALAAR. Assistant N~lli'F
sworn bsos nls b., "a dry c. cslh'r, i-r3 =, All,
Ibuls =. C.zsr IT,, Notary PUNE