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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-07-04
We have received from the publishers

We have received from the publishers,
Hume and Prescott, the Leavenworth
City Directory and Business Mirror" for
1884,. It is well gotten up at the Bulle-
tin Office, from one of the best Job Offices in
the State. This work reflects great credit
on the business men of LeavenwOrth, for
the enterprise they display in advertising
their business. According to this work
the Conservative and Bulletin are both the
leading papers in Kansas. The publishers
will please accept our thanks for the copy
on our table.
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A TELEGRAPH. TO ToPEKA.-The Topeka
Tribune says: 90 ar
With commendable energy the citizens Of
Lawrence have made arrangements to have
line of telegI aph from Leavenworth to
that place. a
We now call on the citizens of Topeka
for g, 900 to have the wires extended to To-
Peka. We are fully able, and there is no
necessity In our being behind our neighbor
town. Lawrence is fouIishing, -Outrivalliug
us in business and enterprise, aud We must
come up to the mark and spend our time
and means freely or be left far in the shade.
Lawrence is three months ahead of US In
bridging the river, bat with the same ener-
gy on our part, that has heretofore been
manifested by the people of Topeka. and our
bridge shall epan the Ka& as soon as that
of our neighbors-
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The New York Tribune of Saturday.
says: 'The advance of the rebels has deyel-
oped one fact which has been a mystery to
the people for some time, viz: What has
become of the gold coin? Fearing an at
tack, the bankers and others of Pittsburg
thought it prudent to remove their coin,
and the American Express Company deliv-
cred in Cleveland, on the 18th inst, $15,-
600, 900 in gold, and on the succeeding day
$1,000. 900 more, of which $685. was
alfo in gold.' TAX . .s.
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MUs1cAL.-Geu. Blunt and music arrived
in town Friday evening.-LaWrencs Repu6-
liedn.
Gen. Blunt and band arrived in this city
last Friday. They came in and went out
of town with grand Aourish.-Stats Jour
nal
Yes; we understand the good people of
Lawrence thought it was the Moral
Show" coming, when Blunt arrived in
town with sounding brass
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Administrator's Notice.

NUYICE Is hereby given, that letters Of ad.
IN ministration upon the estate Of AARON
GILES, deceased, have been granted to
me by the Lyon County Probate Court, bearing
date the ninth day of June, eighteen hun.
dred and sixty-three. All persons having claims
against said estate are required to exhibit them
to me for allowance within one year from
the date Of said letters, or they may be preeluded
from any benefit Of such estate; and if said claims
be not exhibited within three years from the date
of said letters, they viii be forever barred.
JAMES D. }GILCHRIST.
Administrator Of Aaron Giles, decd.
June I3, 1853 900 50 %
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H.A& FILLMORE,

LAWRENCE, KANSAS.
Y AWRENCE is live town, and II. s. d L.
IL FILLMORE keep a large assortment of DRY
GOODS.
r AWRENCE is the point to trade at, and the
d. s. L L. FILLMORE.
7 AWRENCE means to do the trade of South
i ! ern Kansas, and the first to solicit that trade
are II. s. L. FILLMORE.
T AWRENCE is the point to buy Dry Goods at,
Il and II. S. & L. FILLMORE mean to sell
T AwRENCE can, sell Dry Goods as cheap as
IL any river town, and II. s. d L. FILLMORE
II s. 4 L. FILLMORE buy Goods, not
II. withstanding the War, and they mean to-
sell Goods so it will be to every mans advantage
to call and purchase.
y" s. l. L. FILLMORE are up with the
II. times, and mean to sell Dry Goods to ev-
ery man, woman and child who looks to his or
her own interest, and calls to buy them.
+" S. & l. FILLMORE invite all coming 10
II. Lawrence, to call and see their large stock
of staple Dry Goods.
TT S. & L. FILLMORE sell only for CASH
II. and hence can and do sell cheaper than
others who trust.
TT S. & L. FILLMORE keep all kinds of
Il. Dry Goods, Ladies and Children's Shoes,
Carpets, Millinery Goods, Bonnets and Notions.
" s. d L. FILLMORE have Just received
II. new stock of all kinds of Dry Goods,
from New York. so that it puts the capacity OF
their large store to the test TO hold them. Hence
they say, Pile in your money and they viii pile
QUO the Goods suddenly s.f--s --+,-..--. -,
H. S.. &. L. FILLMORE.
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Beginning of a New Volume.

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FTHoWNs LOTS, in Emporia, Americas. Ere.
II mont. nd Eeoako Ra0s1. -
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We saw letter few days ago from 6
friend at Vicksburg, which stated that E,
p. Bancroft, formerly of this place. is now
running large cotton plantation near that
city. He has in eight hundred acres of cot
ton, and works two hundred negroes; pay
ing the men 81 per month and the women
half that price.
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The Junction Union and the White Cloud
Chief complain of not getting our paper
We discovered the leak this week, boys,
and it will all be right hereafter. The mis-.
take was chargeabls to new hand at the
mailing-boo
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It turns out that the bushwhackers lost
about rs many men as our side did in the
late fight with the Kansas Ninth, near West
port. The Kansas City Journal says
there is also good reason for supposing
that the leader of the gang-supposed to be
either Quantrel or Parker, was among the
killed or severely wounded.
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EMPoRIA, KANSAS.

We issue our paper in advance of the
usual time, in order that all hands can OBJ
ssrve the Fourth of July. The last two or
three Fourths We have been compelled to
labor on this the Sabbath day of Liberty.
We want to enjoy it like other folks this
year, and issue earlier on that account.
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Il Is estimated that the next clip of Amer
lean wool will reach Ioo, 600. 600 pounds.
Calitornia alone win send forward 9 ,Ooo, 600
sgaiutt 5000, 900 pounds last year.
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FoRr LARxrD.-Ths Junction City I

FoRr LARxED.-The Junction City IN
ion says:
Efforts are being made to have more
troops stationed at Fort Larned. It ought
to be done. tits an important point, and
greatly exposed. There are some three or
four Thousand warriors, upon whose friend
ship no dependence can Be placed. in that
nsighborhood.
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CROPS IN IowA.-We in the southeast
corner of the State have suffered more from
the drouth than any ether part of Iowa
On our recent trip to the capital we observed
a steady improvement in the appearance Of
the growing crops all the way to Des Moines
Delegates from Western Iowa informed us
that they had enough rain, and that their
grain and hay crops in that section were
looking first rate.-Ioa0a Paper.
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By the end Of the present campaign, ac-
cording to Richmond newspapers, the Con-
federate debt viii have reached thousand
million dollars.
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Four more bushwhackers were sent to
hell near Kansas City few days ago by a
portion of the lst N. 8. NJ. They were
anbushed. That's the way to take them.
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o. B. Holman, one of the prominent law
yers of Lsavenwortb, died at ST. Louis a
few days ago.
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Maj. Gen. Fremont will visit Kansas
during the month Of July. So says the N.
7. Herald.
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The town of Sibley, Mo-, was burned on
the 29d ult., by some Missouri State Militia,
and some half dozen bushWhackers. killed.
They are fading away in Missouri.
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The Topeka Tribune, noticing recent ap-
pointments, says: Banks is Provost Marshal
of the State, and is but moderately paid for
the work he has to do. Sid. Clarke has
nothing to do but watch Banks, and he gets
good salary for it. Judging from Sid. e
speculatons in ''irregulars,' it might be
policy to appoint at least two men to watch
him.-LedU Times.
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In recent raid on the Combahee, where
in Kansas Montgomery was in command,
the number of negroes taken was seven hun
dred and twenty.
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HEADoRs PRovosT MARsBAL's OFFICE J
DIsTRIcT OF Kansas,
LEAvENwoRTH CITY, June 20, 1853
: IST OF DESERTERS from the First Regi
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NEW CARRIAGE SHOP
IN EMPORIA.

c. Il. BUNDREM
NNTOULD inform the citizens of Lyon and ad-
w Joining counties that he has opened a
Carriage Shop in EmpOria, where he is prepared
to make repair
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES AND WAGONS,
On the shortest notice and in a manner which
shall be satisfactory to all, and on terms which
cannot fail to suit the people.
PAINTING.
Particular attention will be paid to painting
Wagons, Carriages, Buggies, etc. He iatters him
self that he can fix up an old "gohicle" SO nice
that the owner will hardly know it.
u Shop on Commercial street, next door to the
Drug Store. 1891 @. II. BUNDREM.
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Z NoWN. LOTS. in Emporia, Amerieus Ere.
4 mont, and Eeosho Rapids, for sale by
"a j., r. SWALLOW.
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Any person having knowledge Of the where
abouts of anyof the above named deserters, are
requested to Immediately report the same to this
Office, and any citizen who may harbOr. conceal.
considered having violated the provisions of the
enrolment act. and will be summarily arrested
and punished a. R. BANKS,
Cant. and Provost Marshal DISTRICT of Kanaaa
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The choice lies, then, between the other
two theories-that of movement upon the
railroad between Baltimore and Washing
ton; or a closing of the doors of the Blue
Ridge Mountains. while a permanent inva-
sion and spoliation of Pennsylvania is car
ried on behind the curtain. We shall not
speculate on the relative probability of the
correctness of the themes, but turn them to
the public to digest with the aid of new
lights each hours news will afford .-New
York Times.
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TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF KENTUCKY,
OHIO, INDIANA, and ILLINOIS,,

is the only authority for Gen. Buell. and the War
Department. Money refunded to any one find
ng an error in it.
Price so cents
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serrne the words it is alleged" 30 as to make no

serrnp the words it is alleged" 30 as to make no
positive charges.
Tbs amendment was accepted by Mr.. Fields
Mr.. LESLIE opposed the resolution on the ground
that as Mr. Callicot was elected Speaker, that set
tied the question. lie (Lese) held that the charges
against Mr. Calicot had not been subsiantialeo'
Mr. CallicOt had perfect right to make an arrange
ment to support the Republican candidate Tor uni'e'
States Senator. ,..
Mr. DARCY said that charges had been openly
made on this floor of bargain and corrupt'on aSas
the Speaker, as we'll as having disposed OF t 60
which did not belong to him CalhcG' wue of
thousand good and true and loyal Denocfa'' u
Kings County. Tho 40 mr.
His colleague ese might 1T ; m ca in,s P Sat
S;i Ia asl;s IN MIGHT perhaps obtain good place
sS s; very Ss h sy the
oo,d and true and honest Democrats of Kings
Mr' PRINDLE opposed the preamble and resou'
After further debate, pending the question, the
House adjourned until II o'clock tomorrow morning.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 81. 1863

act entitled An TO authorize the issue Of United
states notes and for the redemption funding thereof snd
for funding the floating debt Of the United States approved
February 90 1904 shall far applicable sppy 90 the
bond. noe aid fractional currency hereby authorized to be
Issued In like manner the said sixth and ssvcnth sections
were hereby adopted additional sections OF this act and
the provisions and peuse. Of said sixth and seventh sections
shall extend aud apply to all officials of the Treasury Depart
neni engaged In engraving the bonds notes and fractional
currency hereby authorized to be issued and to ell ohca
and unofficial persons In any manner employed under the
provisions Of this act And the Of 5000 10 hereby
appropriated out Of Ia tho not otherwise
appropriated to enable the Secretary Treasury TO carry
this act into effect
P0sT-OFFICE APPROPRIATIONS.
The House considered in Committee of the Whole,
and then passed, the Post-Ofce Appropriation bill.
TRANSFER OF CRIMINALS.
The House passed the Senate resolution legaz'
ing the transfer OF convicted criminals from the Dis
trict Of Columbia to the prison at Albany.
Mr.. Dunn's rep. Ind.) resolution passed. IL
provides for the payment of bounties and pensions
to the officers and men in the Western Military De-
partmenI. Adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

NEW MEMBER FROM WISCONSIN.
Mr.. WALTER ID. INDOE OF Wisconsin WAS
sworn in the successor OF the late Hon. L..
Hsnchett.
BRANCH MINT FOR NEVADA
Mr.. STRATTON Niep., N j., from the Com
mittee OF Ways aud Means, reported back, with Il
favorable recommendation, the bill 10 establish a
branch mint in the Territory Of Nevada.
ARSENAL AND ORDNANCE DEPOT IN NETWORK
HARB0R.
Mr. DUNN rep, lnd. from the COMMITTEES on
Military Afairs reported d bill TO establish an
arrenal and ordnance depot in the tide waters OF
New-York HarbOr.
BILL TO RAISE 1901 NEGRO SOLDIERS.
Mr.. STEVENS REP. Pa reported bill author
zing the President 10 raise aud equip lJo soldiers
of African decent for five years ,
Mr.. STEVENS moved TO postpone the Dill until
tomorrow.
Mr.. HOLMAN lDem, Ind moved to postpone
the bill until the Sd of March. Not carried-4J
against 80.
Mr.. Stevenss motion was agreed TO.
On motion OF Mr. HARRISON I'm, vi a resoil-
ton was adopted instructing the Military Commit
tee TO inquire into the expediency of authorizing
the President to accept for three years INC services
OF any companies OF infantry, cavalry or artillery
without limitation as TO number.
AMENDMENT OF THE JUDICIAL SYSTEM.
The House passed the Senate bill, amendatory OF
the iuGical system making Ohio and Michigan the
Seventh, and Illinois, Indiana and WISCONSIN,, tIe
Eighth Judicial Circuit.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE ON THE FINANCE
BILL.
The House then went into Committee OF the
Whole on the Finance bill.
Mr.. Stevens (Rep., Pal substitute for the bill
introduced from tho Committee OF Ways ana
Means, was considered
Mr.. MCKNIGHT (kep., Pa offered, rs an amend
ment, the section from the former bill taxing bank
circulation, emitting the clause taxing deposits.
Mr.. ROSCOE CONKLlNG rep, n. \. J asked
the gentleman whether Congress had power 70 im
State.
Mr.. MCKNIGHT had no doubt Of the power, as
Congress had control the currency OF the coun
try, the CONSTITUTION ~ providing.
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THE STATE LEGISLATURE

me spEAxERsHlp OF THE ASSEMBLY
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Bank Statements.

American Exchange Bank.-Statemeut Of the
AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK N. T., required Chapter
Laws for the week ending saturday s day Of Jsnlary
Average and .O24535 20
Average amount OF specis S,I,l,.l. ~
Average amou Of OF a. cuauon .......... Is5O16 90
Average amount OF Deposits o.Sosoo9 20
and County OF New York Murray Caher of the Amer
New YORK being dolly epose and that
the sbovs correct the best Of ,oow-dse and bse
y MURRAY. CASHIER.
sworn before me this 18th day Of January. lsta.
FssDs,c But Notary Public.
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Bnrk Of New Ork.-j.si~m~ut Of he BANK OF
~ SfORh s.,aes Chaerr 10 Lave Of .sS Tor h seek
80 ne thr II January i~N=
Loans saI Discounts eOso-3sb ~
~ Of i--Nsiv
amount 1905 90
\ {.
Cfr an Co az OF l. M-rk- CAhr tie
d-2,-e and Inst he above
af~nnrnf correct ~ eis- and h-h-'
W. n MEEhER. cssh'er.
sr@n b-afe 'hs .th dag Of ;.usH1, lse'
A H,..o- & Gis,9s sotay Pubic.
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Atlantic Bank Statement OF tho ATLANTIC BANk
required By Chapter $50 Laws OF 1891
ending Friday, the Ed day OF January, 1873;
ol Loans aud DscOunts
A,.rss. amount O! Specie. 1929
ls1oIt
of
CITY and County Of York l. u. " Freeman Acting
Cashier Bsst New York being duly fepor and
the above and
belief X w. X fNEbhAN, Actiny CASHIER
sworn before m e 10th day OF January. los
Epsp D. Coslr. Jr, Notary Pubic
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Bank OF Commerce In Nrw.York. -stat-meat Of y,

a bTK o. CnTn GO II yrpT ~ o.,
Laws Of ~ or the week ending sa,uidiy the ~! day Of jan
-. ..
A,.oss- ano.nt OF sp-c- .............. Ifix.YZi ~
Ay,r,sr .mout, n lculs,oa ......-...... I,1O, 90
Aseiaso smouEi OF DEPOSITS H.. $3.50 -
County New for flcafy Van Cish- Of The
New io's beng duly i-gos aaj say that
uie above ,,sfcmeu, . ce-rect a. 2. VAIL Casa-r.
spofa be met 18th day Of January lSJ
Is.LtaI svra pubhc
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Bnpk ~ the Commemorative" OF tho
BtS, % ThE COMMONWEALTH a. ruredby Chsg'~r - Laws
lsS The !h lay ct January itLjt
Avsr4s amount 0 Lian' ,hl Dsoanis ~
Av.,..> ,u.,un ID - -............... Sf3.ss7 ~
t.bbf
AF-fs- am,lu'U Drsoss f'ios, loo Hi
10 i,pos sd tAr iorsrg s''.m-r tue 70
tb be-. IL ly ..Js et.r AMI b~hel GEOEGE FLIS Cashier
sab-fb.i ana won bos az ~ day Of Jauuar irJ
BCLL NOAy Pubic.
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nanL oil abe New.Yor. Dry Dock Company.:

:, ra-f Of he Hksk ~ TIE hkW YORK DKl Dom CON
PAVY rsaiI b, Ch.pi.f ss3 sldnz
ssfgf8.y !stA day oi January. leJs - -.
u Lstns AL ia unts 80 1000. q
ln.-..
nrg'-its SS~.-".
CT and cosnfy - lors l. J. lockwood. Csshr OF
brr DAY a'posr sni 'iy
a.lt- - J Lpt hHppD 1sshFcf
ihi, !t..l Jay OF Jsala-., i@4
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Bank of America IS sternent Of the BANK OF
AMERICA required Chapter 20 Lave 1872 for the week end
I'D SATURDAY. the .ih day OF January. lsljG - -
and DcosHts sfO,.gO,J1I ~
Bank Of 1o,SS3t M
OF Circulation. fS,3SS)
amount Of Deposits IS,oD'iio 20
Cdy and County !. jenkins, Cashier Of the
.hrmed dcrose sud the above
statement correct the edge and Orel
VIM l.. JENKINS Cashier
Affirmed before M ihls 18th day Of Jsnuafy. I4J.
Fssps.ic Bet, Notary Public.
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UHHh OF Ut III Nm'rI'H' - 80 = -
suttIu ANEniC rcd b. Chtyr 20 Ia~s 81 l- 0f
,suft,v the tsfh dts 81 January tei - -
.Hs Dt-osnta SSstSOsO W
,,,,t ,f NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2JlxS3 ~
tFcu stya l.no~o "
County Nes ioft John T. ifNefta risa. oi
Il dIy dg0tc AID Ar that the
- .ras., . csrr- snos9is- snd bri-i
JOHN L lELi EhrDN, Cashier
sworn b.aafs me tbs 10Th lay OF January. -
ugtLN Not Public
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Citizens Bank.-Satement Of the CITIZENS RANK
the 2ith day OF January, 1858; 'as SATURDAY
Average amount Of Loans and Discounts a, oos IN,
Of Specie.
Average amount OF Circulation I?A.sa
.--- "A
City and County Of New York RI Comok Cashier 81 -
duly depose and above .sts
M q correct the best OF my knowledge and belief
8. r. c0asTocK Cashier.
Sworn before this gath day Of January. 1873
Jams w Pos Notary Pubhc
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NH at the S,aie of New.York. =

Hlyh ~ 1IlF -TATE on ~ NlOAN q lhs Chy OF w
fs sf~fur-i Chapter - La~'@ l7 o me N"r shuna
..,lfI4y, ta- stih dD Of January 49, ... -. 49,.
Lsns AMI D,cDan ro,sol 81 90
-. 80 ~ 500 .................. OxV, s6S ~
-, "a a. .t.an .................. .Jy, Las 90
b-g-lits. iV'~~ -
CIV ,ni Co4atyol scr iof. 1eo '" Daef Cn- OF ns
g.a. Se YORK II - GU OF Ne"iIh ges oAy
--T ~ 80. -. u y. :. g.. W DUER. Cs,bs-r.
A l. Gr.sis. Notary Pubhe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-27
saint NicboIa. Banl.-s,a.smen, of the SAINT

NICHOLAS BANs required by Chapter $50 Laws oil 1901 os
the Wrek ending Saturday. the sfth day Of January i -
Average amount and Discounts HiseoS,i.S &c
Ave
Of Circulation.
CITY and County Of New York. Archibald PsIkhurs CMh
the Nicholas Bank being duly sworn drpose Anl ~
that foregoing statement true 20 The bet o. ny ksoxass
O nt belief a Ann ,-Ss
RoxsSs IfrrlI Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-27

Peoples Bank.-stsement Of the PEOPLES BANk:
YORK "a Chapter $50 Laws Of 1885, Tor the wees
ending Saturday the sith day OF Janusry leoJ; - . -.
Average Of Loans and Dscouuta ess1ccl -
Average Of Specie. S-Ax =
Average Circulation. !AoLs -
Average amount OF Depos,s ets.tSs -
Civ and County of York Godfrey w Lsske CAmea
of ts Psous Bsnk being duly sworn @ and that the
' q. w. LEAKE, Cashier.
Sworn before me this .4th day OF January is6i ,,,