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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-15

Ma, b. B. KMagLEY-Dear Sir; We feel it dutJ
we owe to the public, to 1tate that MArEhall'E O.
tholieon d 9 medicine invaluable for complaint,
used your GrafsnbarE Medinfnes and have been
greatly benefited thereby, 90 Huoh DO, that were
ths price DOUBLE We would have them 20 the thou-
Bauds Of our sex who are suffering from weaknesses,
We would recommend the OAthoIioon as q sure pans.
oea. Il gives strength 70 the system and enables
each Of the organs o. the bedy to perform their Az
ErOpriats functions. Mru. W. CATER,
Mrs. =. .. REEks,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22


PARsoN BRowNLow's BooK.--Ye who have
been looking with esgerness for the long ex-
peOted book Of the famous Parsonl BrownloW,
can obtain Il now Of the publishers agent, Mr..
]. H. Studer, at No. II Eas. State street, a few
doors east Of High street. 7aJo yar e'ft
The work Is entitled "sketches of the Rice,
Progress and Decline Of Secession" and con-
tains psrstive Of the Psrson's personal ad-
ventures among the rebels. Almost every one
Is more or less acquainted with the character,
the pecullarIties and; the adventures Of the Per.
son, and hence can Judge better than we can
describe 1t, what ia the nature of the work, and
the interest and value Of It's contents.
The book Is handsomely bound, and contains
many fine Illustrations Besides, the letter
press 10 in such clear bold type that II will be
pleasure to dwell upon its neatly printed pages.
On the whole the Parsons book is, as the print
ers say, "Well got up."
By the way, you will find at Mr.. studer's
establishment, not only this work Of Psrson
Brownlow's, but many other works, periodicals,
papers, etc., fresh from the press. Having just
started In this business, and being accommodating
and obliging, we commend Mr.. Studer to public
patronage. ,u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22
. Wnere inc sympathy,

The 7th Indiana regiment marched from
Fredericksburg to Port Republic in destitute
condition, large number without shoes and
their route could have been traced by the blood
which marked their feOtsteps. On Saturday
night last four hundred wounded men from tbs
battlefield OF Port Republic arrived in Wash
ington in box cars, and 1t was late the next day
before they we're removed to quarters where
they could receive the much needed surgica
attention and be relieved from their sufferings
At the same time the Government were sup
porting In comfortable. quarters some clever
hundred lazy runaway negroes. That shows
the sympathy OF the powers that be. The gal
lant men who had been wounded while bra7eIJ
fighting the battles of the Constitution and thd
Union must have found great consolation il
this contrast in the paternal care Of tho govern
mental authorities. BnncOmb resolutions O
stay-as-home patriots will mot avail much viii
the wounded and neglected sOldisrs--IndiGnop
ollie Sentinel.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22
TO THE DEmOORAUY OF FRANK
LIN COUNTY.

q n Hu IL .
Notice is hereby given to the Democracy o.
franklin county to meet on Friday, June 9th
1862, between the hours Of three and six O'Clock
P. NJ, In the townships, and six and eight
o'clock P, M'sin the wards, at the usual places
Of holding elections, except Norwich township
which will beheld at Brumley's school.houss, to
appoint delegates to attend the County Conven'
tion, to meet in the City Hall in the city Of Co
lumbus, on Saturday, June 28th, at 10 O'Clock
A. M, for the purpose Of nominating eleven
delegates to attend the State Convention, to be
held In the city Of Columbus on Friday, the 4!h
day Of July.
The following is the number Of delegates al
lotted to each ward and township. based upon
the vote cast for Governor In 1861, allowing
one for each fifty, and an additional delegate
for each fraction oi twenty-five votee so cast:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22
Ts.slmony q Z Fu.lon Papsr.


We clip the following from an article ip the
Cleveland PlGiads0lss Of the 2Oth inst Speak
Ing Of the RepuhlicaD-A Abolitionists, the Plain
dealer iAys:o 17as z a1..i ~ ( asa M
Having substituted the Chicago platform for
the cfittenden resolutions, the African for the
American, they sustain the President If he pro-
poees TO sacrifice the interests and welfare OF
twenty millions Of the white race TO promote
those Of four millions Of the black race, and are
in favor Of . continued prosecution Of the war
If IL 10 carried into war Of emancipation.
The substitution Of " the Chicago platform for
tho Crlttepden resolutions, the African for the
Amerionn, !" bas been the effect and result Of the
FuaIon movement. The evidence Of this 10
abundant in the acts Of our own Legislsture
and IN the doipga Of Congress, in both Of which
the Fusionista have decided msjorities. And \
Is obvious 10 every man but the prsjudiced and
blinded partisan, that il FusiOnlsm, or the
PlgindesIer's sO-called UniOnism, which ls rank
Republican AbolitioniSm under another name.
retains political power, "the interests and vel
fare Of twenty millions Of the white raee'' win
be sacrificed to promote those Of the black
racs, !" aud that che war will be carried Into Q
war Of emancipation" aud that to accomplish
these ends the Fusion movement hes been and
will be made wholly suhHerYisnts vvv 81.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22


You oaI,o 10 Shiloh on q mission ot merry Al
tet DANGER Nras over and before Q new ono arose.
Yoa tarriad few days, but Icannot learn from
INV Ohio C6lonels how you dispeneeq your char.
table srust. That % Done of my business, pu.
/ do know that You abused your opportunity and
caught up vague foolish camp Inmore, nom me
region OF the steamboat landing, instead OF
seeking for truth where alone yon knew y cogiq
be found, among the thousonds OF brave ono
men who were IN my camp and VINO can stiii
boast of never having seen the Tennessee river
since the day we disembarked. fou then re-
turn to your State and, In obscure printed alps,
circulate libels aud falsehooda egeinat men
whose vocation and distance made y highly I'M
probable that you could ever DO held 70 an ac-
count. You knew that We were in the presence
OF ferce, bold, and determined enemy, with
hundreds OF miles Of ambush before No, from
which few etrsy shots. might relieve you OF
your intended viotims. Yon knew our men were
raw and undiscipliped, and that all our time was
ttsken up In organization, drill and discipline,
leaving Us no time to meet your malicious elan.
ders and resent yonr insults. The hour Of
reckoning seemed, therefore, distant and un'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22
ln.naIan,e. for Nomlnatlon.

The reader win fnd in the appropriate plao
/, the name Of JAMES GAMBLE, Of COshocton coun
y, suggssted by his friends for nomination 10
he oiIice Of Board Of Public Works and tn
name Of JoHn w. KEEs. editor Of the C'rei'
sins WdtehmGn, for nomination for secresar!
Of sta.e--at the approaching Fourth OF JUL
Convention.
- Both these gentlemen are quahned ior 'n'
i. positions for which they are respectively sng
Z ess.ed, and would make good officers. ia
I We observe the eof W. W. ARMSTRONG
: editor Of the 7Tin AdUsrtissr, also suggested
( bs some Of our contemporaries, for the ONCE oi
Secretary Of State and we have beard the
name Of DR.. L. vOOHHrEs, Of Belmont county
= ana CHARrIs M. ArEE, OF COlunbiana county
mentioned IN connection with the same oface--
all Of whom are good men and well qualified
: for the place. 5ua ID 80
The Convention will have list Of names Of
5 true and efficient men before 1t 70 select from'
and, hence, will be able to make strong
ticket. MAJ rgag glsaisi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22
Hmr: Uox,s speeeh in German.

r1.thsis,sdis the W.stbOss q the leit inst r
We have svsoeised copy Of the exeellen'
y se5etch bf oriF Cuheressmkn, Mr. Coz, lately
made IN tha House of Representatives. Iha
sbeech gives clear understanding Of the ruin
ons cinSfunsnnes Of tho emancipation schemes
And pnrtionlally the consequences 70 our own
VA Slate of Ohio. It 0ontaine very Interesting
slailstioe for the people, on this vital question
We shall soon lay this important document DO
fofe our readers, In German.
s 9, =. Ws have already noticed in the Statesman
thsf sbls tpssch Il being printed IN psmphls'
torn % ibs Gsfmeniangusgs. 0rdersto REp.
San 4 FfisEn, WssibSts, Columbus, will be
aIIed Is once ct eLO0 per hundred.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22
Ns1 g Tlad as Hsporteil.


The following from Martinsburg correspond.
asof he New York Evsaiag Post, shows that
Col, Ksrty. Of he Maryland forces, was not
lnhumsnly killed, IS was at hrst stated, nor the
osptIvon in che hands Of the rebels ilI-treated
oa che contrary, they were very well treated
Les justice Be dOnei
sss ICol. Kcnly and Dr.. Mitchell, Of the First
MsryInnd, arrived here yesterday. on tho way
from Winchester homeHaFd. The Colonel
eocolVed two sabre cnts on the head. Among
81 caoiol1 hs met several iDrmer friends, among
.whon rcfe Colonel Brad. johnson and Majol
Hoh. Wheat, Tho latter served vita Colonel
Fonly ID DE Mexican war. All our wisoners,
ollnirs and men, says Col kenly, were well
! Henfod. and cEory attention bestowed upon
ne s'ok khd wounded. There was . scarcity
az f0df "a iho rehel army. but what they had
wds equally AYp6Ftioned among friends and
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22
white Mons wages Reduced by Ab,
ltSiOn.

White Mems wages Reduced by ABB
IttiOn
The Philadelphia Euening Journal says tina
the great influx Of negroes into Chester coun
ty, Penn, has so reduced the price Of labor
that the negroes sctully work for ten cents .
day. c .,-e --aq
The above paragraph confirms wnat We have
frequently declared would be one of the effects
Of sudden emancipation, and consequent negro
emigration northNard, viz: o depreciation o.
white mems wages through negro competition
and resulting degradation Of the white to the
level OF the black. Saying nothing Of national
taxation for the benefit of the negro, which this
year will amount to two millions Of dollars
there is reason to apprehend that local taxation
will be increased 70 meet demands on city and
county treasures for those blAcks who will need
public aid, whether from idleness, helplessnsss
or lnfrmity. The political schemes Of Gree
ley, Sumner, Lovejoy & Co., are reaching frui
tion, aud white labor aud capital may as vel
prepare 70 bend itsback to the burdens which
tbose demagogues and their Republican coAd.
tutors are responsible for imposing. g.-HG; ris
burg Union. t8Cf44a SEE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22
- .-a,sV1.zPnFTRmaILL& o o.,
'lSiI1TF NzTToNAL rLAa afORm
-lRafroass ef enc War

9or6rr.s. ~ sors NsAnL7 UNANIMOUS, PASSED ~.
EniloNins uIsolUTion, WHICH nIHhss ao ov.yTv ~
,s n ,r,6f AN 10 fISn TAUE STANDARD ob LOYALTY
srk ia depiorable civil war has been ioiceu
uo ,pc country hy the disonionsss o. the SontnsIn
49, "a 4, e,,oa around the Capital; that IN this Ma:
.ei ss..svencv Congress- banishing all feeling oI
49,. ,9~.icn and resentment will recollect only y;
W. " s,s =. am epjri o. oppressto',, or for any
,...,Ss of conouost or eu03pQdtsoa Or gvrDoee 9I
.ytro,ciao o. 5assvysrino so.A tee rteAss
,I.,.3fvssliSns o( Moss States, bat % dSfsnd and
~ s,,ors1socy OF As Constellation and q
..es "a nsios, sottk dg tAs dignity sQhotstg and
~. - ~ seperGg sat NntaRpdtyed; ana Mos ~
ssea a. sis Objects are cccoTPsshsd Mc socr o'ea'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22
Local Ma tiers.

sAcAED ccscERr.-The members OF the ChoII
of Holy Cross Church, assisted By the moat
eminens and celebrated musicians in this city
under the direction Of J. Kronenbitter, will give
Sacred Concert at their chulch, corner Of
Rich and Fifth streets, on next Sunday even
log, June 20d. The public are respectfully In
vltsd to attend. Doors open at I O'Clock; Con
cert to commence at 8 o'clock. Admission, q
oenta.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22

p The Zsnesville Courier says that few
days since carpenter named Wheatley. residing
IN Barnessille, land employed On the Central
road. while attempting to jump on freight
train, fell under the wheels and had both legs
mashed. Both limbs were amputated, but after
lingering In intense agony Tor more than a
week, ho died Thursday last.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22

BuRsLARIES.--We have heard Of some four o.
i've instances in which dwellings Of our citlgens
we're entered BY burglars on Friday night, and
In some cases larcenies were committed. -
There does seem to be an urgent necessity for
the most effective means TO be taken for guard
ips the property as we'll as the lives Of the com
munity during the night season, as the danger
from this source seems to be fearfully on tht
increase. fI''E . tf1YCS fitA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22

schGEtER, y Co . MEpIolt DEspr. This Cd.
tablishment In the Neil House buiIdingg mex.
door North Of The POa.DfioS, u well supplied
with every thing In the medical and petfumery
line. and ID conveniently located, as IL commu.
hieates directly with the hslI d the PostOhice.
.isfThs Soda Fountain Of Msssrs. schusIIsr &
co, is an especial attraction, ,whichWs commend
70 the attention Of the public. r. Y ip,ssss
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22

1' Jean, jester 70 Charles TX, once tried his
masters nerve By rushing into his room one
morning with the exclamation: "oh, air--Sucb
news-four thousand mon have risen in the
city" "Whatw cried the startled king ',vith
what intention have they visen79. "Well, = said
Jean, placing bis fingers upon his nose, .,prOb.
ably with the intention of lying down ssgaIn at
bed.timept I.liT as'if salso3 j. 'rrao sal a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22
= slsD sD.lssssss % 1ao state Conysntion'

= -. The Democracy of Belmont county held their
.. Convention at St Clairsyille on Tuesday, June
u i7th, to elect Delegates 20 the Fourth OF July
State Convention. The following named gen.
tlamen we're elected; ia
tn. Morris, Dr. Luke VOORHEES,, ]. r. Cline
80 Iesse Barton, John M. Gardner, I. M. Atfn
soD and Ross J. Alexander =
=, =. The following alternates were appointed
r. Iohn Price, J. R. Mitchell, James II. Collins,
- John II. Heaton, Geo. H. Umpstead, M. J.'W'
Clover and Thos. w. Bently. ~
.sasaThe Democrats of Monroe county have also
70 appointed their Delegates to the State Conven'
stIon, but the Spirit Of Democracy containing the
% liss failed 10 reach rs: hence, we are unable 70
- Give the names now. @ RS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22

3 WHAT THE AHoEL on THE LoRD SAID TO 4
SLAVE The following Il from thatspicy sheet
the Logan Gazette =
You will fpd what the angel said in Geuesi
xvi, 8: ssA ~ -
"And the angel Of the Lord said Return Il
thy mistress and submit 10 her bonds"
This shows the difference between q modern
abOlitIonist and an angel Of the Lord. The
abolitiOnists Ito adopt the suggestion Of the
Wooster DsmOeyat) would doubtless call the
angel Of the Lord "slave catcher" What
would Sumner say TO the celestial doughface7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22

O. a destructive are occurred in Newport,
Ky On Friday morning, BY which the NsvpOr,
Coal OH Works, located In the eastefn part Of
the oIsy on the river bank, was consumed. The
loss was seven or eight thousand dollars, only
partially insured. }NsJJaU7 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22

Z CoNSihHATioN.- Right Rev., Bishop Rose;
Grams, Of Cincinnati, wiz sdministsp the 1its bf
eOuhrmstlon tosasy q ihg German Catholic
Church, corner Of Rich and Fifth sResis. e,
no o'Slotk, A. NJ, and Of 81. PAtrIck'S Church
on North Seventh street, at 3 O'Clock, Pm.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22

" Lsutenant.ColOnel Burbank has rssun.
cd commend Of Newport Barracks, Ky,-Colo.
mel SanderaOn, who has had charge Of the gar.
rison for about year past, having been sum
moned TO Washington. os EP'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22

Rna. ..6EN RosECaAES 10, in the absence o.
n csh. Posx fFom bis aisisiOu, in command o.
Ne "Army Of the Mississippi" Gen. ROsE
csa,.s q In good health and high spirits' yer,
much prsfsrring Mississippi to Western Vic
aiuis, 90 . country In which to conduot . Gem
r,-- l-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22
Another DemOcratIc TrIumph-OskR.
IOosa (IOwa) Eieots a Democratic

Mayor. 1M y 81 w
A special election to Gil vacancy In the Of
fee Of Mayor of the city of 0skaloosa was
held on Monday last, aud resulted In the cleo.
tion Of the Hon. A. H. Seeberger, the Demo.
cratic candidate, by thirty-fve majority. This
Is decisive Democratic triumph, aud is anoth-
er evidence Of the reaction that 10 going on In
favor OF conservative men and conservative
measures oil over the country. Mr. Seeberger
is o firm and unWavering Democrat, and not
wlthstAndisg the Abolition wing Of the Repub-
licsn party as usual cried out "Sscesaionist''
aud "Traitor," the people have indorsed him as
a sound Union man. We hope the good work
will 90 on till the State as emphatically de.
clares that Iowa is for the country, the whole
country, and nothing bus the country as oska-
lOosa has al this election.
oskaloosa has heretofore been strong Re-
publican city.-BurlingtOn Argus.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22

gJ' Miller Chandler, . boAtman. Was 6Fed A.
twice in q saloon in cirolesilles phIos on Sun
day last, b q nan named Allsp Myefs, both
shots taking effect The dfst shot entered the
abdomen. the second the back, at which Chand.
Ter left the house and walked about hfty yards,
whom be fell and died almost instantly.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22

p Eighteen prisoners Of MAR from Southern
Kentucky arrived at Camp Chase yesterday Of.
tsrnoon, In charge of squad of men of the
18Th Kentucky .-,-.-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22

T Steps are being taken to have grand
Military and Sabbath School celebration a,
Camp Dennison on the Fourth Of July. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22
ANNOUN DEMENT'S.

EDITOR OV THr srArrsMAE-YOu will please state III
your paper that JOHN w. KsEs editor Of the orcevilt
RatcamGn, will bs supported for nomination at th'
9Th Of July Convention, for the Office Of Secretary o.
Pa's' BY eo14olsDq vGeMANY DDSEmSooRH DDSEmSooRHArs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22

20 The editor Of too Dayton Enpire Is author
Issd 10 aunoupce that.he g., D. q G. Railroad
viii carry Delegates to and from the Democratic
sss,e couvsnsion for hah iare.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22

By order Of the committee.
WAYNE GRIswoLD, Chairman.
AMOS LAYMiN, Secretary PRO TEN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22
MANY DEMOCRATS:

Ed. sTATEsMAN-Please announce the name Of Hon.
JAMES GAMBLE, Of oOshoeton county, as suitable can
ddate for member Of the Board Of Public Works, and
obiige
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-22

mani rare . aha lstom tne oeHvsn'
tiens
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-23

FARMERS, GARDENERS, AND MILK
l. men--lf yea wish n purchase Ave, ten, or thirty
acres Of the best land in Fath-h, only miles from
City Hall Brooklyn, at prices 10 suit the times, cal
ON l.. T. BERGEN, 10 Cedar II, N Y. ia 4ac'llg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-23
CHATTER XVI

That gossip within sight of tho church, that
holy Sabbath day grew into mighty SANDER
at once, and did its unholy work
During the next week, the malicious reports
which had before been in circulation concerning
Clara, increased in their yirulenCe and became
80 general, that her name was fairly bywori
in the neighborhood
Every act was commented upon, Lor slightest
movements watched, and the stories repeated
could only DO Imagined by one acquainted Win
the gossip of county village.
Ofcoursc, neither Clar, nor hor mo.l.r hal
any idea Of the prevcl.n,y Of these tales the
person Star d,red is always the last ono TO lotru
that vi ich must blast both UPDuton u'l
peace. They knew that the gill VA, rot like,
that work had fallen or but rri'h"r hi ever
hoard whisper Of the thing, "a wore nov
subjects Of familiar aGl constant conversation
throughout the whole town,
FOR several days after Clara's return from the
ride She had been quite i'll, aud forced curing d
portion Of ,he time to keep her bed. $40 di'
not know VIVA, was the mater; there was ter
rible oppression upon her heart ce.sel,f
thIobbing in her temple, ard both body auC
mind had been worked into state IF such lear
full excitement that any sudden shock comm,
upon her then could hardly ian to Ls lamonta
ble In Its effects.
One day when she had come down stairs gain
Mrs. Anderson left her for awhile 10 ~ GU
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-23

r ADfRS-T1IlS IS TIiE SEASON FOR
- Balls, Parties, &c, and = you wuid AID to
10 cf the BALM o. WHITE LILIES which,
ui preserving and heautfyttg the complexion. and
rad sting plmplt~, bitches, tan, sunhuru- &c.,
ron the skin sands unriv ded II - warranted 10
- frt-, fron Al In furious ingredients and will not
iNftu the skin ~ tie youngcst infant. I, 10 nicely
,rriumed and IL sid At th" extremely low price 81
rINTNTY-FIvH CHNTS por bottle To be bad Al,
"a r"Iu sc'oud ~, wiliamsburgh. and At Of
sgb.L ave, New York. d24 2l,cNO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-23
GROCERIES.

ELOUR FLOUR LOOK At THE Prices
L -G,,d -four fHr 1925; cxtr, $780, double extra
81; al uf superior quH lily, delivered. Come onR
come MI. II. 4. COY LES cheap stores, l3t snl
l5O Myrtle ave, near Gold q, Brooklyn, ll3 li'iN
SWEET JUICE CIDER CIDER VINE
'Dpnr, ddol opplcs, and extra quality Potatoes, for
sale II low prices. GH,hs delivered .u any part ~
the city. Private families promptly attended tp.
HYDE & co, IN Greenwich ~. jli 2tac'l03
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-23
THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,

Il corner n III Nv. and 2tll =.
CHARTERED iN5,.
Blk PER CENT. lNIEkf At allowed on All de-
p,sIt- frufn one dollar g. one thu.grrru duIlNtt.
DEPOSITS MADE ON OR BEFORE 2uth JAN
UARY, WILL DRAW INTEREST Rom JANU
AIRY FIRST Bank op-l every day 'rum 10 to
aao, on Monday, wednesday and Saturday eyet-
ings, ffuIu g h. O'Clock.
SPENCER X. GREEN, Pre5'i.
sGEruEN 8. CulLD5, SeV'y. jslO 2I,-'i2i
XXTILLIAMsBURGH SAVINGS BANK,
w corner Of South Third aud Fourth 81, BrOob
Ign, l.. l. -
DIVIDEND NOTTCH-Dep0St,rs are hereby
tilted that a Hrmi.puuuN dividend, Al tho rNt' " sil
per cent per amman CA all sums u threedlilsrs AMI
upwards that shall have been deposited hrea
months on the first day ~ January newt, VII II
paid g. dcpOsiturs after Mpli,y Jguuary 9UtE
Interest not called fpr will VIII be passed ~ ~
credit ~ dcpuSiturs ns IuuCpN.
Der pstH made uu ur lef,re ~" tcuth day % jar
uAry, will draw interest irorn the tr-t
The funds ~ this institute arv securely invested
In huuls and mortgage on rcL estate worth dpuO =
the omoupt loaned, ard Ia cty and c5uaty bonds ~
the state 81 New YORK,
Tie bank IS open FOR business daily, t5uniay.
and Holidays eHceptcdl, from three b. seven Jcl'yt
I'm. -
G Gk4n iEi Ric AEi,,c Vice Presidents.
SAMUEL w. TRUSLOw,
d1' sswF&M'llT Secretary
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