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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-12-25
FROM MEXICO.
Murder Of General Commodore.
Trouble between the Church and
the French.

Trouble between the Church and
the French.
NEW YORK, Dee. Ala Havana letter saws
General COmmOnfort was murdered by his
own cOuntrymen.
The new Macmillan regency was virtually
dissolved by the action of the Archbishop Of
the City of Mexico. The Archbishop insisted
on the restoration of church property which
had been coniscated and distributed by Juarez.
This was refused, 80 his Grace not only retired
from the royal council, but communicated
every person French and Mexican who opposed
him from Generals Bazine and Almonte down
to drummer boys of the lberating army.
The cathedral doors being closed against the
parties, General Nagre surrounded the building
with 5000 French soldiers, and planting his
cannon at the door, demanded admission within
certain time. The Archbishop admitted the
pious belligerants and officiated at mass and
gave them the Episcopal benediction.
Gen. Doblado. Governor of Guardelajara, had.
declared for Juarez. Guadelaiara was Oect,.,
pied by Mexican imperial forces.
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FROM MEMEHiS..
Activity Of Guertllas lii west FEN
nesSee.

CAIRO, Dec. 21.-Memphis papers say guer-
illas in Tennessee are plundering and maltreat-
ing citizens of the United States Richardson
has resumed operations in his old haunts He
has band fmen who go about conscripting
without reference to age. Forest is in Tennes-
see with force reported to be six thousand
probably much exaggerated. Another gang
under Maury is operating against Union depot.
Among other CONSUMPTION officers is H. L.
Priddy, formerly editor of the Memphis A rgus
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FROM CHARLESTON,
Nature Of the Distractions In the
Harbor.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 81. = lSpecialto Times. +
ed officer of the fleet off Charleston, saws that
so far visible the only Instructions in Charles
ton harbor are double line of piles across the
channel from Fort Pickney to- the middle
ground, and from there to Fort johnson there
is an opening Of about 200 feet. The engineers
think the distractions can be easily removed
by the monitors.
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THE PRISONER QUESTION: IN
GKN. BUTLER,S HANDS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-[Special to Tribune.
The arrangement by which all matters con.
nected with the exchange of prisoners has
been turned over to Maj. Gen. Butler. They
will be permanent Gen. Meredith who has
hitherto been conducting this exchange. has
been ordered to report to him. 4 flag of truce
boat was tOwed to Point Lookout to. day for
City Point, with 1000 on board in charge of
Gen. Butler in exchange, for whom he win
offer to receive one thousand of our prisoners
now suffering in Richmond
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 21.-The Philadelphia
North american of this morning saws the Ram
Atlanta is refitted and put in order and is likely
to be but little less formidable than the Iron
sides. The talk at the Navy Yard is that she
will go down to Charleston to take the place
OF the lost Weehawken. The Atlanta is more
like the lronsides than any of the monitors.
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BUSINESS I'm ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 22-Owing to the want of
receipts. caused to great extent by the partial
suspension of navigation, business on Change
was very light. The United States Quarter
master concluded negotiations for about one
terms.
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TOONMUNCATKD.1


sF- PULMONARY CONSUMPTION A CURA-
BILE DISEASE!!!-A CARD TO CONSUME
TlVES.-1he undersigned having been restored to
health IN few weeks by very simple remedy
after having suffered several years with severe lung
affection and that dread disease CONSUMPTION. ia
anxious to make known to his fellow-sufferers the
means Of cure.
TO all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre
scription used free of charged with the directions
for preparing and using the same which thew will
find a cure for CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA. R,os
nHITls COUGHS, COLDS &C. The only OBJECT OF tn
advertise in sending the prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread information which he CON.
ceives to be invaluabe and he hopes every suffara
will try his remedy, as it will cost them NOTHING
and may prove blessing,
Parties wishing tine prescription will nleas.
address,
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON
octe d&wSni Williamsburgh Kings Co. Ny
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1B- THE CONFESSIONS ann Eyprp,r>,,,
or AN lNFALlD-Published for the benefit and
as wAENiNG AND CAUTION TO yousG MEN who
sinner s from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay of
MEANS OF sElF-CuaE. By one who has cured himseE
itet DelnS put To great expense and injury through
medical humbug and quackery. BY enclosing a
had of the author. -
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,,
lel4-2fdS3iy Bedford, Hangs county, NJ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-03
NosDAY, Feb. 9-P. ~.

The Stock Market this morning was less active
and excited than Of late, and the tendency Of prices
was downward, under the iutima,ion from Wash
ington that tue Senate would probably strike out the
legal-iender clause from the Finance bill. There
was rather moro disposition shown to put out sellers
options but there was no special pressure Of stock On
the market. Tie market was most heavy for the
strictly fancy securitee, but there was general in
disposition TO operate until the settled purpose Of the
Senate is known. The operators generally arc con-
0deut that the Secretary must in the end resort to q
further issue of paper money, If for other purpose
than TO make market for bis bond issue; but in
che meantime, we shall probably have hesitating
Stock market. AT the Second Board tie market Wac
sgain lower, but without any appearance Of panic.
The sales appeared to be made by parties who were
realizing profits At the o'clock call there YVES
sJeadet market and prices generally were TO
= cent better than at the Second Board. Govern
nenis have been heavy under the impression giyenby
che Washington adyIces that we are " lave q large
amount Of bonds thrown on the market. Railroad
Bonds were quiet, and generally lower. The latest
quotations. were firm, follows: United States Is,
1881, Coupon, 93299l United States 5s "a, Cou.
pon, S10o7I United States Treasury Notes, 1910,
AVI44lV}i United States Is, lyear CertiGcates 94t
49lIi United States Demand Notes, 1882 1872
1enneSeee State &c, 20G3; Missouri Safe &C., CT a
Oh; American Gold, 1868 al5G5 Pacific Mai
steamship Co., 1863 u lC7; New-York Central Rail.
road IlItSll7si Erie Railway, 7lta7la Erie
hallway Preferred, 1907 1904; Hudson River Rail-
soAd, Va S92ii Harlem Railroad, 32I a32a; Harlem
Railroad Preferred, GiaGlI Michigan Central
Railroad, y1l a SO; Micbigau Gor,y,~,, - NJ.
Indiana Railroad, SCI sol Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Railroad, Guaranteed. lO3Ialo1.
illinois Central Railroad, 9OIa9O3; Cleveland and
pittsburgh Railroad, G7367t; Galena and Chicago
Railroad, 90i090a; Cleveland aud Toledo Railroad
so aS1; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad. SO a
Sss Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad. IO5 d
AlOi Milwaukee and Prairie Du Chen Railroad, 50
SS'i Fort Wayne, 6Sl S63l.
In foreign bills the buBiDess is limited, and the
market lower under the decline in gold. Sterling is
U4076.
ffe'sh's ere dull, but rates are unchanged To
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4oc but lsr-e fes could be Of ctel above our .tes
hgnf-'. Crude 10 T. quiet Il 2363ic.
NOV -l'HN-inrfe l. moderate Dh'ln'h W. :"
Pok. 'a mTkC' very lf1 - h IN n2~aTd ,e ldenc5
prices ales Of 1870 Ibis. at t5aSl5 ~ fr Me'a md
81 81 sor tn' Qua including Mo Tor pns d'lVery
a. 81 tt beef in CRATE demand. 6ut "ihou ma
'--l char ~ prr' .~ OF bb. ~ l.U IS tor pl-
a.. tut 30 !I6 ga l0r cAs Nee. Tc-ge Drei u II
r request am pr' are very hrn 's'es u l' goa Prime
r-rs .,-- bee lf1i arc s.0 VefJ fruh 81 i"iI IN
gary prevails; '.' o. % bolt at 30 apd 30 ~ AZ
II GOOD 'suland cad rrc-s ere well maintained
,aeio "' I.t' ui y i9 I'''olt He'' t-s',a-i eu
r.. .or TORY o'' pcL l-,'r, E.c1n = " i 90 et
ise s.I 5000. 'c' Ii 90 rry7 nc "; Tor thnDef'1d
Du' for ioHs-l ,b-d b. r.. Tor snort c.-el' and
10. fuf s r1pn-. nr..cd h,s' are Gfm q o. coz ~
"o.@fr. aui Ga.c. iOr Cry Lari IS scrT hfm anf in
goo -lrest; ess Of 32J Lbs ls G.i,c. on the spot
Elct inl.a steady .al IN mods:ale rsquc't 'aie'
sUaAR--av ..ie air demand az he lrs~' rule very
rr1 A. f nc for ~ 20 good Eel ins 1o a'e include
'1J o. d l0 Jic. ior Cta aad li'"tac ir Ne"-C'-
lGls tf % r nc' Tor CerAo-, 4iso SALES o. ljJ o,A''
sfiCf-lns are, for al d.cri,tionl Is very firm and
10 tarta u .Asey lq BOND 81 %. rs itit-fr lttc y
Zoo I.c liasB 6sg0r. me-, t1.I .! a55c, Peposr,
4rlilc; ic.ler 10 bond la tllonto ga Deicah
EDs- ,ser..d d, easier bu, % in good reauest; sles
Of go ta, -. cueiy Ut nc Timothy seed q.
luet 4jl ~ 3. ush fitKeei s sce cs aud arm q;
Tres lot. "a .s. Chcgre tlso ,cL.cr arl h slaL
sAL.-lhe market t nrn nnd f,'-.s seiiye for Tfk'
island win iufhcr ,as Of ome 1890 bush at 5i5 Liver
TEA1Tae inquiry continue, good and The market rule,
veTy strug. ta's OF bO hnf Ghosts ooorg at fail ra.ai
Mjkif ns deIAld isles mated, Out tho nafAet u
ogain ~ er and tesdoao! s.JhgJ up|Hi OWING -
.o, w speculation, clued By ouide operators, Dssed on
IN atom foni ains on OF heavy excise x sues oi
pblg a. e., cc. We learn has he ~ oP"rat on
lave been MADE Tor he California market, aud that possibly
Oh ths' cen pe viii be k 10 that srcoh 90. We
rcu great fcance in tIe.e staeAentt AZ a e'en1'
Two weeks, eurus WINCH time P.ices Aivs ''e-y ada-ce
fso'n &C 10 O5'
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Barines circular quotes United States % at Oh
Boston City As. 81; Canada IS 96aT Virginia
sterling IS YaJI. L. +. Sat'erthwate remaffsi
The mark IN London FOR American ecli'eI hes &c on
lat euained very steady To-day however receipt O'
pce, New York the 81 int there ned been al acnFs
inquiry FOR Erie shlrs wbeh touched S but close aoou
week. but have further improvsd they close sellers a.
that hsure The demsnd Tor na bondsbDh Collar. aud
,-erling-con,inues United States ave per cont tdl are
more offered ct decline Of to per cont. IL Ieoad
onds only very limited business has been done Aahto
sad Great Wo.en haze pressed Sr sale aud quo
ta 'ps show = decline Of per cent. .
On the l1tb there were sales OF tfo Railway |" f'@' per
cent and lilnOi, Contra at %0dJ9s discount.
The Bank Statement Of the week shows no very
important changes. The loans show small IN
crease although the general impression was that
some contraction had taken place.
Tie following is a comparative statement OF the
condition Of the banks Of New-York City:
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naract.-cIrrrrrrr nrroarro yos TH,T '. rHi''s5r

MlspsY. Fc5. !. %
AsHEs-Ths market IA arm. With ssis' a. "a for Foi'
and - for Pearls.
C9TON-The bu,ines. today 70 very lfht bit prices sr-
very l though ult gtotsby Alsher Me-ng Upal-i arc
=
co FEE-hodri. Of rio arc vefy arm AID urvilii'.
90 eel uaIes Al Improvement The alycrt nom bfafi
as ar.fth.r Oih.r 1sscptionf no al VrrT arm, add
en-. . sooi inouirs Ne notice sao Of coo bSgs ST. Do
u,lrg5, In bond terms We ia NJ. Tau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-03

Thirty fye thousand pounds ' ou"oh nave oe'n WIN
C"psol, oe dull 1t 1ell for none 'gd o.! ie'
1901 i. lie /. est sLitemout ol tho Bank Of
EugIlpd; ..,-...-
no, s =, lS5 IT, cove -,uicIt debt. ri DIS i''
No'e' IG.hes -"r-.i ies. 3bH gov
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fora.
49, nHHa a-I

Lea. dl,e sl7l r7J t1I s7'sqt go
stI1a..... Jt0llUl d. pei!i' ......... it2iS
t.si Cll!tL.......... ...... ...'''a 80
Ciearinra endils Jan 2E.....s tt 90 80 -
C.esIass ior wssk srfilF Jan. 1'..... Htntat,4 -
I.ancss Tor wsst ending Jan 2i..... lslli - -
Balances for sesE .aJng Jan ill.,. IiSV''S' "
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,,nxrrncnt. 81 nccnn slenIners.
y,eeeipts Of Produce.

-, o0g bb, Flour, l. 800 bags Corn Meal SO bbIs.
ia ?S9 bush Oats 20l3 BUSH. Seed, le0o ptgs Pro.
;taa, 3i9 pkgs. Lard 30 pkgs Ashes, 40 Dressed ps
aio pksa Bgekwbess Flour, Az pkss Ba!teg.
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tai bank q u. cay r g. .vststenent Of IN, CoNT1yy
is9: 70 - - E~N-'''Si
Average amount Of Lo,a and Dscqun,5 81
aver amount o. 81 .r,s ~,
AEersye Of q cnlatpl.
Avage amount go Deg~ 2,NsD i.l 81
.nty Of New York. !, T. w T.lms, -
ier of the C1ntu-I a y A. beng duy svorn. dapo "a ~ -
above correct. 30 the eest of se
J.. ". IALdAN, As..staut 60.
Sworn before me tl.s ID Jay Of 5ruary, iIs -'H'
EDsI7 CossT IT,, Notary Prbir
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-" ID a. M Or IHE say lUtN DRY 80 tlr-
~l t.. 10 Liua Of 4.' boz 10 w's s-dhf
rsfal.y, trc 4si l-l Of r.-l5, l.ii -. go. an
AFsra. auauli I'D D,tlle % 100 ., w
kas.lf n srs a"'- -.
asrr 4. su.i4Gt % trru ,o' ~
81 l ..a Siit9f -"
tf- al glaliy Of fcs. T. a. J. Lockwood tlaif tl
r s~- IoA ~ ll,A CorcfnJ b % i.y f.. -. -. -
-l.tesi 4irlea' eoffe't l. = iDeN""D S-'"'''
h s. NcPas.os, sotrsy Pablo
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Bank Statements.

a,pcriran Exchange BaBk.-5tgirmelt Of ths
lgIrCtN INCHAE1E BANS, 2 d. re.ur-I by ClApt 40
Law a m r tie unlg SATURDAY, the Jlt. dD u January
1865 o~c
hrrrse- Of L,au' l.i %
Average auolat Of spe - - 49, a.,
Cfcu'lf
Avefsss amount OF Depnfi, y, 20
York " Murray 81 me Ail-f
u-ause New Yors bang duJ swofn de-s a"' t i-t
-s @ b MURRAY. Cahlsr
Trsnc BUtt, so,ary Pobfe.
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cr-.-I
a25o8J175

g2z8s9l;5I 227.o8J1sj
HtrEi,G prriErirHr
-rorrtetor-, ca ~. ASSOC Government sscu-
~ ,.......... 3lJi.5aj Mira trriadiHg
pilr deno.if,t IN. lcti weight au.
oudrs exclsq'T. n-i;f '....-..' = ''9 l-,--
savint sbAs.com- OiheT 'ecpH'ieh'' %y'i'' 81
mssiuEcrs Of MS IHocs... &C.,. '.....' - ~
tion.l deI. aud Gold Ard sl7f com o. tyi
dividend acc'tI.. 4.23).Ij0l
Other dcqo.ils..... I.U21kf
Other biis....... 732Gli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-03

Citizens Elrnl4.-stateulrut Of the O. ITEMS BANK
. Lh.yef I7Ws Of 1903, To- tha week ui las
- ..s. isfai Jifln.s,i 3;
N-.~ aanni OF Loans AMI y SCOUTS ..---.ri T.ct0
&c OF Circulation lort
Cfr AMI C,.rf7 ~ Nsufo. G. a. Cm q, Csh~ Of ne
can. mi. hing duly swon. Je1e ui ly ii Ne aD9ye rr
N'' ''' p a. C0lslOCB, Cashier
s"l" broIe me lI' '.' Wy W -. W ,es NoAly PabIe
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nnnk I'D Norlh Amerlca. -sla,sm-nt q %. nAN

broadway BanlI.--s.aiement OF the BROADWAY
RAs felu.~i ID, ,nap-e D. iAss 49, endus
s.f44l4gtue 3I.t dsJ % Js.ua 81, tsBt
Avsfa. ioius anl C@,irIs9l ~
amount sEc-r.. - tbsb %
amount OF trcr alton - lls., 90
.nt 90 Dep tfsai-s
tty cod Co.ny York ~ L. EYcaft oi the
I1aIuay day state
uent comet, tao tc.i 0ilny susseds~ aui b.ari
j. H. EbkRlTr. Ca'ter.
sso.n tsiose NC this - day Of T lrlt-y. l,J3.
Mirn,s Bisri. C0.umiss.lncr of Deeds.
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or ~. Ioqns Nrft CTfuIfioH, and UspoHI OF III
RgH, TIE GU 81 Nes. York for ne crck sssa2 SafH''
Gay Jan 81 1863 10 .aieA Sllr6d hs Cdq''G9 81 sae'
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Doyc-gmcut debt. 2if.D'S iN
IG.hes -sr-t'.ics o.. 1bH ''
fGo.t coi1unl1uin l5.l3il,,
Silver ballloa..... ..
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Bank OF Ncw-Y orS.-5ri, a ths BAHN IN
10 tuh. fc4et By tlasirr ~. l-tNs o. 49, e' VIZ WA
q .a..llT f dD ~ Jaa'niJ, l--A - 90, "a -,
kfr-ar srr.i art ca Dfelsi 5000 100 w
Af..le au....f 30 frs-i a--.---.--.--.-.''-- -, a
''f~''t'N'N
..f 81 Sss fsls ~ r. u-str-. Csls u t.a
r,- 10 - b. sduy soon cr.ss aai say .a .aa ev''
d h. 10 GHas $50 - d.
". a. hLE.Ai. C.ih'sf.
ssors bssss ne o.. 81 10 q F,b..l.y, l.oL
uasses e rios Frary Pshhc
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n,pl, NJ the Commonwealt'i.-s,,'en o.

n,,L Of ,he Corn,ron,yrnlt'i.-s,aten % tho
J Iig l.H u, Ilr- iy Clasi,r 30 Law
"A .l e-f.r w.rs lfs ne l 1ly fol. lih T. i
Lou I'D AaO4a. -
Arrraso OF . :.
asl 4nt
Avon aioi iIrs,i - -,
a-.-E s Ca1Iirr oi Bals 81 Tie comn'a"- "a O.--s
dgy .uJr 1-.os al4 ~ that ue orsont - hae -
"a 49, tsofs a. tAs 81 aY b.asrs, it,1
49, Fassalio lUtL 80 ~ P.iie-
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Rnll,s IicnG Bauls.-Sts'ement Of the BULLS HEAD
BA.A as fs e1J Caipr 20 Lave u la lot s week cDIns
.stifda,. &c 81. tHy 81 Jan ,l~Ji
avetass lo,l' and S5iT,AOS 80
ssfONo b'
quot 81 i'ph Ae,'s'ss
n
Cry anI New foS George w. Mne, Cashier
bc44s
,eur4ii o. cof.rc, the test o. kn0srla5 and l~fi
e ". WlLLErr Cafh-r
sft,sYuo. Notary PuhIc
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In the Stock Exchange money Government securities
remains exceptionally ~ the enIoy Of toc~ for
Immediate deliVefy--IdZl q cent, , 49,,
h. ed and current rates OF d,coun; IN tho ebef Cont
mental cite. are subjoned In Hamburg the quotation
esut la Paris tho bsni rate IsSed 10 ~ cent on
I-....I
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the LCHANICs' MANNING ASSOCIATION, Of the Cy OF New
Tu rifod b Chapter ~ Laws Of ioJ 0f me "eeA enns
SUNDAY the jlst diy oi January, lrSi . -
Ayesagr amount ana IBsDtO3 Oh
Ave hQsc loN59S bl
Average amount oil SouSS W
Csy New York, jas H. Fonda Cashier OF t.,
ssncs Association teng duly s.ogn dpe and
t above The best knnNtgc fri tei
JAS II. FONDA, Cashier
sworn Be ore no ti4s Sis, deg Of January, 1913
Wa. r. Fl.saa~ Notary Public
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Oriental aul,-State.urn; u me ORIENTAL LAhh.
., r,,i BY CSaer 20 Lows Of Is tie week sAlas s.iaJ.
tie aIst day u January. ,sJ: ...o 90, ~
AYerogr o. - ~,
49,.
Ayerare amount
Ayeiasr or Dcg3fts osl.-
orite Oeaia Rsnk lers duly swo.n deps sad 10y oo's
. correct ~: a Mann 49,
S" BtSaT r CS,rH.s, ir. Notary PuShc-
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Corn Exchange Ranlk.-CoPy " sai-nro. o. , 'a
CD EXCHANGE - tN required D. CIlpe ~ Live NJ iN-
.c'5. .ss c1dn. -,'nrl,y 3lst a. q jamie !, N , ~
Avrgsr- amount and DcJla9f. -.'-S' ~
" --n.s az,
syefaes ~ Calculator. -. ,H
Drf.r4fs.
Ctvapd Corstyo View Yo-t y Plata Ctrr D' tn' con
F-ret~. I.nS b. %. drOs 7rt 'y iht i ''' '"'
'''l' u '''''-' " r a. PLATE Cashrr
'""N ''' Jauas 3isoss No,arr Pghie
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tue Cy New ed By Copper 40 Ls OF i tor
tic ssrr eb4tg q. day, ne lrt day o. 5auiury, 1895
Ayeors in o. A1tn uni Oscoln ,32.,3s0 Is
igs Rie amount II sp-r ODs,OrO -
~ r.uadh SOIrI
AVrecs Amount 1lD1.sI-
ca AMI Count n New York l. r. D. Tspgel { e 9 he
g.-a au belg d sgDn dcDo,e aud t The
ri.u, oorle % D. best M hu. Seise ~ BE- .L
"'A r. y. TatPEs CASHIER.
s,sor, before me al, 81 Day Of bruary, fs&
EDsIS +. Cesar, IT,. Notary Pablo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-03

Ocean Baulg.-Setement Of toe OyCAN ANN; Is -
sn by Chayr Lave @ loI The week ending 5aday Ins
3lst duy C. January, 1885 .a.oo,. -,
&C. 80 ,r,,n. ~ "a LOgl -
49,, -r, n ~ ,c,Iet,,n .......... 98.Jse %
CIV County geWYork Cher - Pamer Ia.a o. tas
Ocean H6nA duly anl. depo nnd al ae eDs'e 'S
MIN WV " CHARLES PALMER, CessieI
AE,,ed hef,re rns this 81 81 Of Jaulgsy w..
~ A1sar f.lxst, Notary Pubic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-03

Greenwich B-uk.-S.,temsn. II tbe 0RbEN"l1H
CIV required b. Chapter IN las, Of
IS Tor Saturday the 3ift Day January ltt
LOans ead Dlcoguus 30 ~
Av.rfs Of Crrnstoa - - 0y
o. D-if Dty'f".'
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Gresr B.nk Of Se< Yos hent cy s~o' dese sn
that tie Y siaismeI. TIC b-st o NJ 1no" is7 ang
BE- "lh[iAN ia" - N"-''
s-orn before me lhi. "a dag Of FebuaD lsgL ,
". WasItvEiosr, Notary Pubhc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-03

ye or A. r. ri by ChaY,ef 81. Law Of ioo Tor te "eeA
en- l. SATURDAY. 81 day ci Jln-afy ltoJ' 80, -, "a
Av.rta au1ulto Loans AMI Dscounts ~.
Av.r-sa ui %
Arrlrfr amount ~ t'o.o
amount al DEPOSIT So
CIV sqi County n New Iork Godfrey ;" Le1Ae '.rt
of t Prupes SsuA. being day oppose ana "a ~.
N q ". LEAkE C-shier
Coinuissi' Of DsedA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-03

ImD rs lWeF9'
IypOIriS AND TRADERS ~ l. required by Chapter -,
~. q ~ 10, the ending SigfAJ. tie Jlst e'J % January
ICES
Of L1ang ead Discount e11'3ts ~
sprff
sm14nt 81 Crc-acn s'.,''
49, and comfy OF S. Yor james s Callero ths
ana Bln lcnE d. sEo-u Up - ana say ' t-s
-, . ,--, IS cone 10 he Of kr1wiise sni hcae-
JAMES b. LII. CasAcE
'N''I JoBs R.rSssD Notary Pablc
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-03-27
UNION MEETING IN GREEN
TOWNSHIP.

a portion Of the citizens Of Green
Township met in the capacity Of a Union
meeting on the evening OF the 9th inst,
at the school House two miles east Of
Fairyiew, when J. T. West was called to
the Chair and ". B. BIakely made Vice
President. The object of the meeting
having been stated by d. Moore. Com
mit.ee, consisting OF Martin Bools, Dr.. ;.
Il. Moore and John Lie, was appointed
TO draft resolutions for tie consideration
of,he meeting. The following were re-
ported and unanimously adopted;
Resolred. That we are as devotedly as
ever attached 20 the Union and are in
favor oil = vigorous prosecution OF the
war.
Resoired. That we will sustain the
President I'm all constitutional measures
90 suppress TINS unnatural ana uuholy re
belhUu.
Resolrcd. That the soldiers now ia the
service are entitled 20 our w3rmcstthsn5s
tor the bravery which they have always
displayed in thr hour of battle ami Tor the
great sac. ices they have mtde iu .eavin-
home aui tle comforts OF hie and D,riiug
their ] YES in the defense OF our common
c0uutrv
Resolrs4. That We heartily indorse the
eouh,calion 0.Ilan the Presidents emAu-
cipatiou uroci tmatiou.
Rssolrcd. That we are opposed - that
clause OF the cousrripfiou bill that re-
leases man ou the payment cf S301.
Resoirof, Iaat Ne wit have L0dissoiN-
ton oi the Onion. that We are iu favor of
no arm's,ice. that We are able 20 f-ht as
long a. rebe's and traitors; that the war
shall continue t..l law and order is Ets-
tosed, and that we viii never despair OF
the "RepuaGc.''
On motion.
Rssslosd, That these proceedings be
forwarded TO the County Journal for
publication, after which. adjourned. 20
meet at EnmetSYille Oh the evening Of
The 20th inst.