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The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21
COMMISSION AND pURCHAsrNa

COMMISSION AND PURCHAsMG
"A q Z N z -
SAN FRANCISCO.
ORDERS for the purchase Of Merchandise and
~ articles Of every description solicited BY the
undersigned.
residence In this city Of over ten years, and an
experience In the business OF nearly the same length
Of time, considered sufficient to warrant the cor
hdence Of persons in the country who occasional:
require to make purchases here through the agency
Of = reliable party; or who may be looking for q
permanent agent in San Francisco. To either the
advertiser offers his services assuring all who intrust
orders TO him that effort sh al be spared to exc.
cute their commissions satisfactorily.
All orders must be accompanied with the cash or
city reference.
Those desir,ng In AtiOn concerning the under.
signed, are referred to
J. II. Coghiii 4 Co,
C. Langley, Druggist, I"
Flint, Peabody L Co.,
Ira P. Rankin,
Ross, Dempster / Co.,
J. Anthony 4 Co., Union ONCE, Sacramento;
And to Gelwicks January, Publishers Of the
MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT, Placerviile.
N.'B.-OrderE for Machinery, Pianefortes Melo.
deons, Sewing Machines, Watches eWelry, etc. will
be attended to BY competent judges.
l.. p. FISHER, {.
Commission and Purchasing Agent,
629 Washington street, up stairs,
Opposite MAguire'S Opera House, San Francisco.
Ivp1.u
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21
Proceedings OF Miners' Meeting.

At an adjourned meeting Of miners and 9TH
ers interested, held in the City Of Placerville
on Saturday evening, March l4th, 1863, for the
purpose Of forming new mining district, de-
termining The boundaries thereof, and to make
needful rules and regulations concerning the
same. A. Z: Henry, Esq was chosen Chairman,
and y. A. Hamilton, Secretary.
A motion was made and carried that COM
mittee OF three be appointed to draft bylaws
for the government Of the District, TO report at
a future meeting. The Chair appointed VIM.
Smyth, F. A. Bee and Vim. Kemp as such com.
mittee. The committee we're instructed to in
corporate the following provisions in the code
The boundaries of said District shall be as
follows: Commencing at the lower Weber creek
bridge; ruuuiug ttence North tn the AMERICAN
River; thence along the South Fork, on SOutl.
side, to opposite Mosquito Canon; thence South
to Fort JIM thence West To the residence of
Henry Larkin; thence North to place Of begin.
ming. The committee was empowered u make
such change in the above boundaries as they
might deem necessary.
That each Company shall be required to ex-
pend at least seven days work upon each claim
held by them, for and in every month. That
all claims mast be filed for record, within FIVE
days Of postiDg notice thereof That each
claimant may hold two hundred feet IN length
upon the lode, and two hundred and fifty feet
upon each side thereof; and that the discOverer
Of any lode shall be entitled to hold two hun
dred feet additional, for discovery That the
fees for the Recorder shall be twenty-five cents
for each name attached tn any notice of claim;
and for recording any bill of sale, twenty five
cents. That the name Of this District be. " The
Placervllle Mining District" That the By
laws be ordered printed, and price attached
each copy. of a sum sufficient to pay the cost
Of printing.
The meeting then proceeded to the election,
bv ballot, of Recorder. On the first ballot
George Dnden received IA votes; VIM. Smyth
10; scattering, /. So Mr.. Duden was elected.
1t Was moved and carried. that the proprie-
tors of the MouSrAIx DEMocRAr and Daily
News be requested to publish the proceedings
Of this meeting.
On molten, the meeting adjourned TO convene
again on Saturday evening March 2lst.
A. C. HENRY, Chairman.
A HAMuroN Secretary
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21

TIE present Empress Of France, Eugen.
ia, plays billiards with oil the perfection
Of an expert and the grace and beauty Of
a serarh. Her majesty. the Queen of
Great Britain, also finds billiards not
only great consoler, but most favored
amusement
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21

CAaoH FeaGSG SorTs.-Nuch has been
80 q tAs sANOAg Union feeling South,
and bst short vi,ile AgO the reliable tel
GgsspA reported that immease And enthu-
siastic Union meetings had been held in
ATksnsAS. 4 Helena (Ark.) cOrrespOn-
dsat Il the Portland Argus says there is
not UNi0n man in the whole State, and
Tspests 70 the contrary are false and mis-.
ehisvOsA TIE Nashville TeNn.) cores
pendent Of the New York Times, . strong
Administration paper, says:
eft b now apparent that the rebellious
part Of the South are generally destitute
efioyalty. The sentiment does not ex-
3e 70 say considerable degree among
tAoss vh0 have actively participated in
TIE revolution. Il may be said with
eQuAl truth there 10 no patriotism. To
thoss 10 whom these feelings burn so
warmly % 70 b willing TO impeFil life and
all ~ sttssdsntR, it may appear very sin
galag. Years must elapSe ere these peO.
PIE SEl love the United States as their
cowatsy. Such . result can alone be at-
talasa By education, and that Of whole
1ssseatOa.
TAs people ere indebted to the Aboli-
ti0aisls foV this result Had Lincoln ad'
hsrsd to the policy announced in the res
Olutioa Of Congress, had be disregarded
the advios Of Sumner, Phillips and Gree.
y, the UniOn sentiment would have
gained strength in the South and ulti-
matSly prevailed. The negro policy of
the Administration has completely extin.
.guished it.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21

How 70 RssTORE PCsLIc COSTIDENcE
-Orgsns Of the Republican party admit
HAat The PsOpls have lost all confidence
q he Administration. Lincoln 10 .
weak, vain, ambitious, msddlssoms poll.
deisA, VithOut . single statssman-like
9Uality. He is controlled BY the fansti
cal leaders Of the Abolition party, and
weakly does their bidding. Trembling
as Ne ere Oa the verge Of bankruptcy. all
pspslaF enthusiasm for the war subsid.
ing. cor great army dissatisfied and de.
wssAlixed, petty military officers debating
20 the people aud intimidating the civil
aathOritisA ws are drifting God only
kHOws where. In some way the popular
heart must be touched, and confidence in
the Government restored, or the Union
will Be dissolved. How is this to be
dOn0l We answer in the language OF
the Boston Post: Let the President,
ia this heavy hour, but listen to the
eoaHssls Of true patriotism; let him recall
his aisehievous emancipation prOclama-
Gioa, which no true American can in
AOrss let hin manfully place Gen. Nc,
Clsllan in eO@mand, ignore the negro,
ANd the people would once again rally to
Die support. Unless he DOES this his
Admiaistration will be failure"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21
Special anti &rneraI Notices.
CITY ooLLnoroR.s xorrCz.

IOENSE-RAYER0 will please take nOties thas
~ have nxed upon SATURDAY Of each week Tor
the collection Of Licenses. An ere sxpoeted 70 pay
for their licenses on che Grst Saturday after they
become due. j. n HUME.
Jyl2f CIty OolIee.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21
n. A. HAMILTON, Secretary.

STARR KING.-The following quotation
from Pollock, reads as though it was in
tended for Starr King:
He was wolf in the clothing Of lamb
That stole into the fold Of God, and on
The blood of soulD, which he did sell to death,
Grew fat, and yet, when any would have
Turned him out, he cried, Touch not the
Priest Of God i" but knew that day he was
The DEVILS priest, Anonted by the hands of
Sin and Death. and set peculiarly apart to i'll.
[Marysville Express.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21
Gburrbess.G Charitable @r0ers.

Hebrew SeFvlce.-There win Be Divine
Service In the Synagogue, at Plaesrville, every
Saturday, At O'Clock. A. u. OstSs
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21
3MtstEIIansUus aD6rrttstng.

NEW FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS
WOLF BROS
HkvR Sew 10 Store II ned eonpssas asssEt-
xlinent oi newly imported
STAPLE AND PAHCY DRY GOODS,
CARPETS, ETC, ETC,
~ Ever oaered for sale In PLACHRvILA.R. IA
Every department will be found fun Of New and
FAGHHONABL Bile GOOD 3
Which are determined 70 ed at very low prizes,
G0R CASH.
Our sESFizssOS = s SIR ~ eAlpcA
be SuFPasssd IN any market:
French Merinosi
Rich Printed CashmOrss;
French Prints;
Nsrrimack and other American CAL
icos;
All-wool Plaids and DOlaines;
FoulAr4 D0lains;
Eae.:cn and Wool Delains, new style.
Traveling-DpNaaG Goods;
Black and Colored Silks;
Cloaks; Broche and Stella ehawls;
A large assortment of ShestinGs and
Bhir4inRs.
Carpets and Oilcloths;
Gents Furnishing Goods, etc.
~ Ladies are respectfully invited to call and
examine ou goods.
decfI Main street, PlaeerVlle.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21

Palmyra Ledge, No. 151, p. h A. -.
hold their regular meetings Tuesday nights next
preceding the full moon OF each month, In the new
Hall, Upper Paeerville. All brethren In good stand.
Ing are invited to attend.
CHARLEs D. HANDY, ". II.
J. MCKINLEY, Secretary.
M0OOm1e eN0tAce.-.Stated MeetAmgs 81
Fl Dorado Lodge, No. 90, are held at Masonic Hall,
on the Monday Of or next preceding the Full Noon
In each month.
JAMlsox II. GRANrHAN, Secretary. i"'f4
MasOnic.--Sierra Nevada Council,
No. 40, Of Royal and Select Masters, holds stated
meetings on the evening Of the nrst Tuesday Of
each month, in Masonic Hall, Placerville.
ISAAC 8. TITUS, T. ]. n.
JANIS L. WEYMOUTH, Recorder.
MaSOnie. .. 81. Janes Royal Arch
Chapter, No. l6 holds Its regular meetings In Ma
sOOic Hall, on the evening OF the AFSt Wednesday
Of each month. All Companions In good standinR
will be cordially welcomed.
WILLIAM A. JANUARY, n. =. II. P.
is. TrrUs, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21
r. r. BARSS. AGENT,
Placerv:ils.
STOP THIEF:
alkA % REWARDl

Or0LEN from the undersigned, at Bar a.
SPRING. OA the Carson road on the night OF the 10Th
inst, one IR0N-GRAY GELDING, ave years old,
branded L on the IeIt hip, with several saddle
marks, Splint on one fore leg, and with one white
hind foot.
old, heavy made, no brands remembered, works well
in harness.
Also. an IR0N-GRAY FTLLv, about I years old,
and Of small size, NO marks or brands remembered
will pay . reward Of e25 each for the return Of
the above animals, and e75 for the apprehension OF
the thief or II more than one, eTS for each one ap-
pretended. ". BARTRAM.
PiAeervilIs. October 18th, 1864
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21
LUxURIANT nEAuw.

promotes its growth, prevents les falling OG srsA-
ieates dAndruG, and impartS health and pleasant
ness to the head. 1t has stood the test Of time,
being the original Hair COlOring, and 10 constant
ly increasing in favor. USsd BY 10th gsntlenen
and ladies' 1t 10 sold by all respectable Dealers or
can be procured 6y them Of D. 8. +BAARBs, PEOpEi-
StOr, New York. HoSTRrTRR, sAIrH q DEAN.
Agents, San FraneiscO. Two sises, 50 cents and
81. TJuly4-leOwlyl
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21

Protestant EPIseSpal Il Church
PLACERVILLE. Divine Servic9 at the Court House
every Sunday morning, a. 10K O'Clock Sunday School
at same place, at O'Clock, p. n. COL0MA--SeFviee
the rSt and third Sunday evenings Of the month,
At 7 o'clock FL DORADO-seFvices on the second
and fourth Sunday evenings OF the month. ct seven
O'Clock. DIAMOND sPRINGs-service on the see-
ond ana fourth Sundays Of each month, at O'eIoek
P.A c. c. PIERCE, Minister.
Residence, Cary House, RaeeTvilIe. lee
Catholic ChuRoh-Rov. J. LaR@aA
will OGiciate In Georgetown on every AFSt Sunday
Of the month also, In COloma Church % The tAiFa
Sunday. Divine service eommaneoS ct 10, 4. u.
VeSperS. in st. PatTIek's Church, PlaesFvtlle, %
every Sunday evening, at quarter past Z. jyS1
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21
HEI1GSTREAT0
TNINTTABLR HAHR REsT08ATTVR,

1T IS NOT 4 DXE
But restores gray hair 70 lie sEiginal ssAsE, Ssp
plying the capillary tubes with natural Sustsaaass,
impaired By age o. disease. An SASSoAAsassss
dyes are composed Of IUnGr e0sste, dsetTeying The
',>>4aASy ana Os&uSy d The haiT. saA SalrAtAsa-
selves no dressing. Hsimstrsst's lainisabas
COOrng not Only restores hais - lee natural sslss
by an easy proeeaa but RiVaa tia kaiPa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-20
MONDAY. Jan, Io-P. ".


The sdvices from Washington in regard to ths
financial measures Of the Government created new
buoyancy in the Share market to-day, with an ad
vance of l to y cent. Az all the schemes before
the Ways and Means embrace free issue Of paper
money, it is considered now a settled fact that we
shall have further initiation of the currency, and
buyers rushed in anxious to take almost anything
offered for sale. The excitement and amount of
TRANSACTIONS at the morning Board were scarcely 90
great as on some previous days. but the advance on
most descriptions Of Shares was steady and resist.
less The greatest advance excepting that in Read.
ing, was in Galena, which advanced 10 81, against
80 Oh Saturday, with very moderate purchases
Michigan Guaranteed was also very buoyant. and
advanced TO l02 Rock Island, with a large bus
ness, touched SO, against 9oi on Saturday. Pitis
burg advanced v cent; Illinois Central y cent;
Michigan Southern 81 p cent; Harlem 1 to II o.
cent; Hudson River p cent, &c. Tie excitement
was intense throughout tie session. and the reojs.
tered list does not cover probably more than
Swo-thirds of the transactions. At the noon
Board there was large business done, with All
improving market. Pacific Mail, which bad been
dull in the morning, under the non-arrval of the
Champion, recovered 10 1885, an advance Of q y
cent, and closed that bid The owners Of the Cham
pion entertain no fears of her safety. At the SEQ
ond Board the excitement continued, and the trans-
actions were large in tile leading shares. Ia some
sases there was natural reaction from the large sd-
vance Of the morning, but most descriptions were
higher Central sold up 10 1874. Southern Guaran-
iced, 1851. Harlem, $50 for old aud &c for Pre-
Ierred. Tene Haute Preferred sold up TO 65, and
here was good demand for Fort Wayne at 6719
81. Pacific Mail, 1861. A sale Of Norwich and
Worcester YVES made at 81, ex dividend, equal 20
s3l. Reading fell Of 10 90, from sc in tie morning
Gov nmenls have been without material change to-
'day bn, 80 SKIES ii 1881 are 6rmer. In R.iroad
H. :. 10 a1ecmsst is " lasse e&toI,, aud tbe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-20

HOPsNew are In fair reoue., for con.umptor sales Of
200 bales l5D2c for fair to good and !2Oyc ioi
MOLASSES-The demand IL moderate NJ tne m0p'sn' p'
prices remain quite FIRM sales Of only small o' ro' 0'
Ct 49,. ....u ,,.v,o.,
OILS are generally inactive yet firm at previous quotaons
PROyISTONS-The Pork market j. more sctive IN p''
for future delivery aud prices arc hrmi ths sri's s
Lara but not equal 90 the demand aud the stock on the de-
GEESE IN. sales are 500 bbs at Sl4 62 S+ Is for Mess
sil oil So for Old Pdmsi SIS for sew rrimei pr
for Refuse and Is so for uninspected new Mess on s
docks also 500 bbs Meas for June delivery tio 10
Beef remains dull and the stock but PrIess
sI2 rs for plain Ness and So 150S 50 Tor extra DO
fierce Beef IL quito firm and 10 active requests sales OF
krs al SPA $40 for Prime Meas. and t23l 70 )r lda
Me, Beef Hams are firm and ia fir deuand sales OF so
bbs at Sl5 SIS So Cut Meats are very plenty ana III
PILED Hams and 7,asic for Lors Cut English Bscon !.
in active demand and prices rather rmer sac. Of
bole, To- for Cambs land Cut; tic Tor snort lOpeu
dgIc for Short Clears &C. for Long Clear CITY fsncy BRAND
and Ole for City short Clear do Lard In good request a.
fall pces sales Of $500 bbls on the spot At iodetc anu
oIc Dressed Hogs fmer and In demand a. 1oc ior
Western. tnd q go. for City. ~, ,.
RCEEast Indis steady and Ia moderate demand ae'
! of 100 b. z, Rangoon In bond at SIC. .,, .
SEFDS-Clover Seed 10 In active demand and the
BITTER sales Of 800 bags at li92c for Inferior 70 cho
Timoby seed demand and Is himer sales Of l0
bnsb mime 4. $3.50 Rough Flax and 10 In good
demand at SO 9Od % 10 y bush of56b
SALT-Ihe market quiet bat very firm a. iun iofmof
SUGABs-Ths inquiry for Raw hs, become very modeI'
ate The sales To-Day limited Pnce, are
lOi I2l the outside rate for Clarified Refined are uh-
sriCEsThere 70 lee. doing In tb Market but prices are
steady; sales OF 20 bags Pepper at al 1?3c.
TSiI LOW 4. In fnir demand. and the market frmer
sale. OF IS 900 ut Halle for Western and Hid!e io'
TEAsIers is le. activity manifested bat prices gen;
eraiy mBntaned loo packages upco0fed 'aP@' ''u
WHISKY is ia very great demand ana the market, inner
sales Of 100 bbs 4aic chiefly State a. 'he ae Is'e
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Murkets-cARryuLIr REPORTED yoR Tna y. z. ra,nrs,

Markets--CAREyuLLr REPORTED THz y. z. TaInrSs.
M0SDAT. Jan. ~ 1876
ASnE5-Pots steady and ia fair request ct 90 So
Pearls are dull and nominal at 81 u.s.
COT1 ONThe densn0 con inues active and prices
resin their upward tendency. The stock Ia very Halted.
We note sses OF 600 bees tho aTAe. closing "a
7fjo for niddiHg
GOFFEE-No sales Of any Importance have trans pred to.
day. Prices for all kiods hrm.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ine market for Western and State
Flour f.iry active particularly the low aud medium
fair request The arrivals light The sae, II 300
bbs at 80 4o0 SO Is for SUI 81 tine State and Western
&c 75Q 80 - for Extra Stats 10 pa 81 ~ for Fancy TO-
81 sJd % for the low graie' of Western EKTn; ~ asa
and 81 2ODS9 Is for ST. Louis Extras. Canadian Flour Is 10
fi demsnJ aud shade better; saes Of $50 bbs at IS $50
= 20 for tie low grades of Extra and 81 800 70 IS for
trade brands do southern Flour 10 quite firm and Ia fair
request sales Of LOO bbs at 81 l39 ~ 30 for mixed g.
good Superhne Baltimore &c. and 81 6odS9 rs Tor trade
brands Rye Flour |, rn and ia fir demand sales Of 800
bbl at - JdH3 30 tbs latter rate fr EHtre. Corn M-l
in fair request and Is meri sales Of 100 Dolls Mt 80 9OD
for jersey, and 80 to for hashs CuoTic. Buckw
Flour Ia ~ moderate demand at 90 30db2 IS.
BKAiNIhe Wheat H. lrEet j. quite active, aud prices
l02c y brshel higher The demand i chiefly for port
bat is iar for miDg The recep inrnhcen the
stock IL therefore becoming much reduced The sales EN-
bruce 2g 900 bu he aud consist of J5O bushels Chicago
Spring 10i as % 40 do Milwaukee Club at ~
al 30; H. 00O do rood TO choice Amber Spring III
55 81 do. Red Western Rl 81 az 5Gl ~ $40
do. White do. at 65Q 81 IS. barley Ia sa supply and
in fair de1nd sales OF 2hOO bush State f9dS 50 at
tts iar1sd depot Barley Malt is quiet yet amly held a,
tO0 I'll IS quality. Oats dull aud lover
smh lot, the Midway deDo Rye Is hr with
demand EBlcs Of 100 bush Prime o. Cora is
request for export and speculation, and prices
hgar sales Of l36OO bash at 7LBJc for Unsonnd mix
Western, aud 81 SJc. fl Sound do ..
HAY-ftc Gn.Dd Is good sDd tho msrkttis 1Tm sales Of
Coz bales Prime ct go. = 100 DIS.
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Tas CouRrs-In ,l,e supreme Court, Z .rcuit, Pah

THs CoURrs.-In che Supreme Court, circuit, Par
Third. Monday, panel Of 100 Jurors was called ana oep
ten Of the whole number present IL unusu. 20 hsvs
80 small nnmber prrsept and IL perhaps o~ins TO me
fact that large number OF persons SUMMONED e pio,S
sioual men, whS are liable 10 do jury daty Alfred W.
ChamhcrS vice N Hepburn removed. Mr. Justice SisiAs
has ca al entirely through tho SUPP Court Special
lUlsndar con.sing OF 800 csuses. The Supeme Coars
Circuit Csrndsr numbering 5000 cases. "a nearly eem
peted and large pan OF has bssa placed In the hAaes
gLO pIig.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-20

The Citizens Savings Bank will pay their depos-
iors of $500 and under dividend of y cent and
of larger sums y cent, on the 18th inst, free from
Government tax.
The Columbus, Cincinnati and Cleveland Road
is operated for 37I y cent on it's gross earnings.
Subscriptions to the new guarateed capital Stock
of the Atlantic Telegraph Company may be made al
the Office Of E. c. Halliday No. Wall street. where
subscription list will be found during the business
hours of the day.
The weekly Bank Statement shows continued
expansion in loans, deposits, and SPECIE but in the
present state of the market the movement has not
much significance.
The following is comparative statement OF the
condition Of the Banks Of New-York City:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-20

TlsLs Of ne Loans Specie, Circulation and Deposi 81 '
Bant, he CITY OF N. York. for the vtek endiao Safr,
day, jan II, 1868. to Which a5szsd ne Cdpa1 Of 'ae'
Bank.
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Rnuk Of the Commonweal,h.-s.a.emen.O Of

Bank of the Commonwealth.-Siateme OF the
BANk OF THE OMNOSwEAlrh a. le,aTti ~ .sAVr 40 Laws
col saturday the lh Jay Of Jal ay sJ
&C.,. ..a.t III sD-rr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sos,oO3 -
amounted DrlOsts 1,oso,SSs ID
g.e Cashier VI the Bank Of the Commonwealth. beng
,Tofr i-poe AID hat he lo,-gong seeui true 70
III bs.t a iuy ege and belief ELLIS Cashier
sacrbea tss iSh DAY Of January IA
IIsBsso BuLL, So'Afy Pubic.
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Bank Of New York.-sta,ement Of the BANK or
Of lsts
day. the l7th d.y Of Jsngary, is-ss
Avefss Loans sni pbcOgr %
A'rftsg A1Io'Il tHea oo.vv w
Cs Nss Iort. VIM D. Mceis Cashier Of the
lOk b-ius depse and Tat MS above
ooncci, the boat Il knos eise aad heisi
w. n MEEkER. Cashier.
ssoE bessfe m this 10Th dAy Of January. lHdi
Kisses Z. GissSs. Notary Pubhc.
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Bank Giatfmfnis.

Atlantic Rank. Statement. OF the ArLASLlC banh
Of toe Cry Of NV York, required ~ chaPef -" Law" :" '
Tor the Fnday the iob 6sy,o JanusJ 1uSi 100 a..
Ay-fsgr and Dfconn
aauuht 81
NlrcuffOn
CO. "a co%sv Of New Yoi a. J. r. w Freeman, Acting
Cashier Of the Arc New lort bns dny sworn eepo.' ana
the lo,s statement he b-.i o my snoSris and
bel eL H. ". IL hHbhAs'' h'""s N''''T"
sworn before d l9h dag Of January, ISI .,-,,,
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. JANUARY 90 1863

Chemical Bank.-Statement OF the CHEMICAL
BANK elurei BY Chapter 49, Laws Of 1853 or the week ending
Saturday the 18th day Of JauGary, 1881 a..
Avrsse Of Loan. aid Dscouns 90 - s,soS
Average amount OF Specie
Avsrsss snoun Of Circulation ,GGvoV
Average amount 81 Deposits
CITY County 0f New George Williams CO her oi
the Chemical Bad day dp)e and ay nat Inc above
abatement correct the knowedse and belief
GEORGE O. WILLIAMS. Cashier
Sworn before m hi. nth day Of January, 1863 49,.
H. e. TALLx.x, Notary Public
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st' - eat o. IN, BAsn o. IHE SAW YORK DnY DOCK COM
PAM required Caast-f Lss u sJ the recs sadhs
= s4f az The lffn tay = January, 1875 $500 - - &
d Lnaas AID Discouuu SCl2,6DS VI
ASefte ADr.Ei 81 sPocs lItes1 20
81 Crru agn. 106o-S OD
frfsge sa0au OF D2' 10 Ssti 70 OF
Yot Dy D0t Company, beaE duy dpo,e an az
iba, N. .b ssenirai correct T. LOCKWOOD Cashier.
McPsIi,os. Notary PHhle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-20

IRWIN Bant,-stAtsment OF IRVING BANK. re-
su By Of 1855 o the week e4s ssiu DAY. the
lTh day Of January. 1885
Of Loans and DaeoaH,s
Average amount Of speee s'ISo
Ausorn; & C1caiaiSu 1Os0Io
Av-ase srnolnt az Deposits
City iost, Dsnsslf II Bertho Cashier Of
the Irving B'r beng dJ oppose and hat tho shove .s
mrni - clrrrct DANIEL v A. BBKriiOLf Cssksr
sworn bslJfs us this l7Ih day of January, i66b
L. Ga pubhc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-20


LEATHER MASCFAC1U EIs BANk . the Cv OF New fosh
rcqa-d 80 s~s u 1875 for he week end saturday,
the iTh LAY o. Jsnuary. lsaoi - 49,. -
u Loan, and DISCOUNT eS,O5.btO =.
A,cass amount sps .................... 1fSIog %
Avrfase rnouni Of Circulation of the late Leailcr
toJONx W
A,eife aH,'nht d egf''
sol Couny 81 N~ iurt hhos D. Psmef cashier ~
Dnk BENG iuy dcge and sAy hst
rICHOLAs p. PALMER Cashier.
before u ths nth Day o. January, !sea
FIssasr DrsL, NoiarI Publr.