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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-28

The "PEAcE Democracy" of Bergen Co.,
NJ. had a "festival" at Paramus on Tues
day evening, whereat c CHAUNcEY BURR
presided, DANIEL HoLsMAN was an honored
guest, and FERNANDO WooD was the leading
performer BURR pitched into the War for
the Union and furiously denounced every
War Democrat as worse than an Abolition
list. HoLsMAN declared that he had never
voted, and never would vote q cent for the
war. which was received with immense ap.
plause
Among the regular toasts were the fol.
ing:
Seventh Toast The last man, and the
lest dollar-may the QUO he an Abolition
Isl and the other a shinplaster, and may
they both perish in the last ditch together.
Tenth Tbast-To the first Governor who
shall have the virtue and courage to keep
his oath Of office, and protect and defend
the Constitution, laws and sovereignty OF
bis State, and the rights OF its citizens.
EleoenM Toast-The light of other days
lea was not negro.
Tweihh Toast The Democratic party
as it was, before cowardics treachery,
shoddy, and greenbacks, had demoralized its
councils.
Thirteenth Todst.-The Abolition war Cor
D,sunion-lei those who think it is light
20 To it, and those who think it is wrong
stay at home.
Fourteeath Ioast-May those who say Se
shall never have tue Union a. il was, fol-
low the example OF thoir brother traitor
Judas l.cariot, who died aud went t, his
own place.
Fifteenth Toast The War Democrat
white mans face ON the body of negro.
But, "our distinguished guest the ton.
FERNANDO WOOD" was the or.cle of the
evening, and he did not disappu 1t the ex
pectations of his admirers 81 IS speci.
men of the harangue Of this 'ppant "War
Democrat of not long ago, WI supported
the Union War State Ticket III 1861, made
speeches at several War meetings aid de-
liyered Union War Grafton at Carb male,
July Attn, 1861:
"The speaker wanted to know ii New
York wanted TO secede, what power ,lould
say she bad not the right to d. 50? Vir
gina, when she came into the Union r.
served the right ca srcehe if she chost u
do SO. AppIau-r.
Ii was the duty OF the American people
not to give the present Administration an
other man or another dollar, Most en-
thusiastic cheers. The Administration
mast be taught that they must not attempt,
while putting down he Rebellion to crush
out the liberties of tue North. Cheers.
The men in power must De told that thus
tar shall they come and no further, Tue
State of New York had never delegated 10
the Government the right to arrest one of
her citizens. and carry him out Of her Dor
ders. Applause and cries of That's 80
IF thee hal beer orc State Erecutios 10Th
brain and ne'vs eaouJh to hGss done his duty
uader the Constitution, The toH could laoe
ceased long ago.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-28
DYSPEPSIA.
APositive Cure for Dyspepsia
The Great American Dyspepsia
Pill. ...

We say with safety that ninety out Of every
hundred, that with consumption had at first only
DYSPEPSIA Dyspepsia quickly lays the foundation for
other diseases. some of which Of the most n tai
character Dyspepsis is emphatisay the disease that
takes from Us that bracng stimuli Of ambition and
hope, enaculates and units for tina enterprise Of
life. We say to the sick and to physcians Of every
school, that In DR.. Wishart's Great American Dys-
pspsa Pills and Pine Tree Tar Cordial, there Is
for the worst cases dyspepsia. ..-y.
DR.. Wishart has treated in the past twenty years,
(s890) nine thousand three hundred and ninty pa
tents for Dyspepsia In its various FORMS and In every
case where the medicine taken directed 1t made
perfect cure. A number Of the above cases had
been treated by the most eminent physicians In this
country and Europe
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-28

Government is much less than many sup
pose. 1t has been estimated as higb Us one
hundred and fifty millions of dollars year.
In fact, however from November, 1862, to
November, 1868, less than sixty four mil
lions Of dollars were obtainei It is grow
ing heavier, however, as the law is periec
ted, 80 that the last months realize from
six to nine millions of dollars each.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-28

IT is stated that Gen. BURNSIDE has not
only maintained himself at Knoxville, but
has kept open his communication with the
anterior. .--a ..- -.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-28
MAD CORDIAL TAR CORDIAL,
T TA OORDiAL. TAR CORDIAL,
an LtaHibls Cure for Bronchitis.
An Mfallibls Cure for Bronchst's'

Mr.. Ward says: s.Dr. wiahsrt--sir. hsa n Sseh'
obit, Tnssmaton of the Lungs, Shortnsss OF Brestn
and Papitation Of the heart In thsr worst Nv.
.c;sns in Philadsphia, but they could not stop me
rapd course Of my disease and had dsspairsd Of ever
being restored to health. was truly On me vets
verge Of the grave Yonr Pine Tree TsT Cori We
am thankful to say that that asr usng four Large and
one small bottle restored to perfect hestn: 10Y
can give reference to my house. NO: ooe n SsS'la
strast or at nav ocs Of Receiver Of Taxes, nom A.
N. 70 Up NJ corner Of Chestnut snd 9th streets;
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-28

REBEL dispatches claim, that DANA's (Fed
eral expedition to Matagorda Bay has
been wrecked, seven transports taken, and
many prisoners captured. -
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WE are informed that Gen: GILMORE and
Admiral DAHLaREN are preparing for COM
bined attack upon Charleston that cannot
fail of success ...
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-28

It 10 said that one of the Russian naval
officers h.. captivated the heart and been
awarded the hand of New York belle.
They are to be married in Trinity church, ana
sue services are to be conducted by the
Padre Of the feet. AsS<sI
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-28

HosxER claims 1900 prisoners ia the late
fights near Chattanooga.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-28
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS,
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS
READ THE FOLLOWING:


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Complaint whsn1 commenced to use your ZINE
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and would at times vomit 1t.
NV physicians (for I employed two) pronounced me
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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-28

AT Dayton, Ohio, ten companies o.
youthful wood savers formed themselves
into regiment, and have elected omcers.
They muster inn the woodpiles OF soldiers
families. al 81, ~ NJ w.
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New Advertisements
FOR SALE OR RENT.

HE three story I Brick 1. Rss Oaer a Of
.;n s s.ts stS Ward IN rooms with Bath ReS
and GAS fixtures complete. Enquire at the Auoi'''
Office, Custom House Building. ,.,,rrr ANE.
= noy28.lV SA]noHA =
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-28
rur follovipp t.bl. of distances in the

The main DOfIlOn OF CuG Il0e HUH ISICH-
mond to near Knoxville il in the hands Of
the rebels, thus forming valuable conn &c:
ton between their armies in Virginia and
East Tennessee. 1t is by this route that
LosesTREET has been bringing down his
army and subsequent reinforcements drawn
from LEE. The line between Knoxville
and Chattanooga is probably not available
for transportation of reinforcements from
THOMAS to BURNSIDE, though pominally the
territory in cur possession, and until lately
it has been announced that communications
were kept open between the two armies.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-28

SHOT AND Led.
IN Kegs, assorted sizes 1000 lbs oar Load, Just re-
~ ceivsd and for sale By ". REILLY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-05-04
@co(caI.

n n II NJ III
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-05-04
Btttotng,
The Old Established Binder,

THOS. w. ODEII
uokNEk OF MAIN Ann THIRD STREET. uyty,
TuE UNION TELE0RAPu oFFlCE 80
M ANufACruRles all kinds OF BLANK Houkst,,
AIi Nouhiy uhces' banks, Rall Road Otioes. Bus
h'N' Men, and others nie work romnt,s,,.. rl.
MS,i'2n ~ cents up TO $500 peT 9nHsG' 81 ~.
,e'''l w lAd ol WoNo paper used on nlaAL A.,A
MaHVine-, Periodicals, Gr. So Lpi,pi IA ~, y " ~
IcrGti "a planor R,lt and having The tools AZ ~,
Wr'A Hrd hy Mpf,s. aud by Callen0sr hr !. ,,I,,.,
h hlet,hhu volumes houad ty them '''FN''
HI hoohH r"lNundi aud inado "a look iaelt.,' M.
M.se ooanl anny s!Jie desred, sud passi, co..
N"hlelsv never helOrr ottfrd hare With ii,t,t1,
80 Hts PACING MACHINE - th. enis - -'lst ~ "
vN hnd y one OF the most i'm portapl i,,st,i,,a'
u'o present lay, li val aoyutarly rage AMI ni',h
uo"hA, Cheokh' nuils, hailroad Bd6Ls nnd 1,avs,
Nos Any sinh ct Blanks, a. Aigh fel fhoa.5ri
y W -, also pays very particular Atfsntis,, A., ,.
e'',ng ui SINUS OF hiunks with Istnioi Heed ksf
MAJ Nnu o'iler work requiring ncatsass and l.,,-,,,
-. hsNliW rorrnty greatly aitissi 10 his .2,es,
Sen,i55ues he IL b.er than ever prepared to psss
, as ny reinrr a. .hc Oounty orcrA s,f Mant,,,,,,
a'me' lhtko, aud 20 iho yarups hgpks' 6s,l,.
omcrs' @e "a tlio Miami ysley iot spenli,,.ns u, -
IetffH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-05-04
&tottrlrs, sc.
BY the Way, Have You Heard
tho Eewsi ..g.l-.-.
j, a. MINICIS,
III A. received nv new sprne Stock atte, we'll. -.
IL i"rted aud Of the best quality


N's' a, called and goi Que dollpr'sworih of
NINE oENr suaAR AT MISioKs.
rhe incest kind
P'ls' p,got one d2ler's worth Of The incest nnd
TEN GENT SUGAR, Az MINlcNs WV
II, HrT' o. got one dollars worth otihe chocrt qn.
hlEvEs oENf SUGAR. At MINORS
NV u, sys that he 30, Tho hort quality of yt,an
RIO COFFEE AT IA. MtNItKs
rhni he ever drank, and Mrs. H. says she oot The ae
eRkHh TEA ar ), a. MINiogs "a,
"hge every body calls gcip sore OF TIA, ossellspt
EAohlSloR sYRuP, Ar !. a. MlElok.
hf' ~, sels be purrhased ahalf barrel OF
WhlrE Flan ar j, Al MINIcKs.
'''',,,'y .ho ee., he eyer used while tbs supply
NO. MAoRRREl, Ar }. A. MINiCK,s'
any Other market = f'' w 'Ao'lsu ~ uieo OF
peol hs stock of "'"ep' andm
CHoioE DRIED FRUIT
VoFFEES AND TEAS.
SUGAR FALL KINlm .t
a. Nu1 ~ we lerge.t and hest variety Of J.,
J." 'no a'Y' iH large estahlishnentia on t,s NV"
Vor"sr Of Market and Js1rsrsom s,.
marSay w.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-05-04
GLORIOUS NEWS TOR THE LADIrs.
A PREVENTIVE no HAVE oH1TL-
DRIM.

lear what the Cincinnati Weekly prOas says on the 9th
VI March, iH62
We decidedly opposed to drugu and to advertised
remedies for the prevention OF having children, but
tol 10 our duty TO acknowledge brnuht nom any and
num every whom II "a for the relief of suffering
humanity het has come TO our knowledge that
ought TO be promulgated and widely circulated Tor tho
bpnunt of those ladies whoae delicate health malcs it
nrrcsaary TO prevent any increase Of family,
About twelve months After marriage, lady Of nc.
qnalnance gave birth TO daughter but her sunoringu
great that hor physleans OF her reoov
cry. This mAdo hor dread the yoy Thoughts of AAu ba
coming auiothur, Sha tried tyciy thing 10 prevent
repetition other Huornga, but without succeeding. Two
years attnr marriage sho was again oonnned but her su
orngu wcro great that tho child diod and her w
was despalrcd o. She told by her family physician
that she had any ohdron he feared her 10 would
be the forfeit Aa all tho remedies she had tried before
had Jailed, she applied TO tho Botanic Physician, Dr.
RAPHAEL,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-05-04
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vnNEREAL


without tho u Mercury, without hludranro ftnm
business and without eaf Of discovery exposure No
deadly posonA such Rreeno. vomlcn, opium, or
any nthor polHona Nomrroury any deadly minerals
uothlng hut purely Vegetable botanical Remedies ara
uaed by this wonderful botanic physlclan llls botanic
RVgsdss nrrer yea fdled 10 cum ua most obvtlpae
nn tho most gcus cascs and 10 remove all mcrcnty
aud other impurities from tho system whom MI other
ncinodlca bad failod.--lfsdlodi Journal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-05-04
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.

Hear what tho Baltimore correspondent of the Odd.
follow, nuun-horo Maryland, said on Thuruday, tho 3lst
of MAY, 1900
Numerous curca Of dueascs caused by carly mdacrc.
ton naynE beou performed by the English botanic Ply
scn, fee Il my duty, having knowledgeof " Them to
state the fact believing that IA doing may do service
10 tho suffering Ono case In particulnr-thet Of young
man In this oitys worthy Of note lie had become tho
Victim OF habit, tho moro allusion TO which causes
thudcr aud after years ofcring and dociorng gave M
all hopes OF recovery. He wished 10 marry, aud was
dearly beloved by sweet glrl llapod words
OF affection but 10 fearful nervous and prostrAtcd
lo dared not we'd account of thu shattered state
Of ha ayatcm lilo sought relief al the hands of tile DO
tnno Physician, and, astonishing may acom all tho
bloom and Vlgor of youth has returned, and ho l.
the happy nthor OF pair Of bright boys"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-05-04
HEAR WHAT. MEDIC an rlyrSs
lIf tgfe fl SAYS nj k6NttEI

TTTTIll'l 6I sAERITI TT-TTI
Some phyaunns require 10 be told tho nature " your
dlaeaso-the ENGLISH nOrANIO PHYSICIAN docs
not, uls perfect knowledge uf the human system enables
him 10 describe the diseases wthoutany information nom
tho patient teexplRn iia original causN aud 90 guarantee
ila euro, And what IL more valuable atil, he will hon.
erty and frankly tell whether you be cured not
THIS viii saafy your mind and save you expense time,
trouble and disappointment II will be tho means N
saving you many dollari II Will save your health,
and what II bettor than ALL u VIII save your e NOM
bong shortened by wrong treatment
Ills examinations made without any intormatnu
from tho patient, therefore he thoroughly understands
thelr Physical condition and chronological development
without which no could have pertlruui Hs many
astonishing oura. 10 ehould be remembered that this
Botanic Physician pariOrma Ourca thought impuanhlc
you have tried othoe aud got rop r YOU wish 10
anjoy good health and Iona I'M, n YOU are Wth You VII
20 aud consult IN. nApuAEl, the Botanic rhyHlrinn
All his communications aud intorvlcwa are strictly
private and oanndentlai.--A -Afeiioai Journal,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-27
Reduced Prices.
Feb27-1t

We have on hand large assortment of
Mems and Boys Calf and Coarse Boots
and Brogans Ladies' Misses and Chill
dren's.. Calf, Goat, and Kid BoOtees; La
dies and Misses cheap Lasting Caters
Gents and Ladies' cheap Goat and Kid
Slippers; Gents, Ladies', Misses, and
Childrens' Gum Over Shoes; Gents and
Ladies Seal and Cloth Over Shoes Gents
and Boys Hats.
Buggy Whips, Whip Thongs, Hosiery,
sc. All of which we propose to sell
at greatly reduced prices, to make room
for our spring stock. Call and examine,
R.B. CUTTER & GLEAVES,
Corner of College and Broadway,
Feb.27 Nashville, Tenn.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-27
Police Proceedings.

BEFORE RECORDER SHANE.-lhws3dB
Feb. 26th.--lsaac Poe mot the celebrated
author of "7he Raven" but Of his own
misfortunes-hAdsbe drunk and disor-
derby. He was fined three dollars and
coats.
Thos. Dolan, for indecent exposure Of
person aud drunkenness, was made TO
pay ten dollars and costs,
Mrs. Burke was found guilty Of resist .
ing an officer in the discharge Of his
duty. For the satisfaction Of having
done so, she shelled out the sum Of three
dollars and costs.
II. Brandon, no relation of the "beauti-
full Belle Brandon" was drunk and dis
orderly. He paid three dollars and
costs, and left
John Smith, drunk and disorderly,
Three dollars and costs.
John Harrington, charged with resist
ing officer, was on investigation, dis
charged.
Another case of doing business with
out license. The gentleman was made
to pay costs and take out license.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-27

SPRAGUE's MNsTRELs.--We were very
we'll pleased with the performance of this
excellent troupe last night. Their droll
comicalities will not fail to extort the
passing tribute of smile from the most
hopeless victim of melancholy in town.
The amusing gravity that characterize
their drolleries would melt the ice from
around frozen heart, and light up the
face of its possessor with series of
comforting grins.
BILLY SwEATNAM, FRED REINDoLT and
TIM WooDRUFF are countrabands," Of
established merit, and can delineate the
occentrioities Of the Ethiopian to perfec-
ton.
La BELLE LOUISE goes through the
wave-like dance WITH feminine delicacy
aud fAultless perfection.
The stage has been elevated about
three feet, giving better view to all, of
the stage. Other improvements will follow
as soon as the work can be done. II lis the
intention OF Mr., SPRAGUE to render the
odd Fellows Hall a pleasant place tc
visit in every particular.
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Especial Dispatch to the Nashville Union.l
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 26.-The Union
demonstration here to-day was over
whelming, and exceeded any meeting
ever held in the State. A reasonable es-
innate is from forty to fifty thousand.
Gov. ANDREW JOHNSON was most enthu-
siastically received, and made a power
full speech, commanding attention for
three hours. Speaking from four stands
by Genrs, KIMBALL and HAsuELL, of In-
dianapclis, CARRY GALLOWAY aud LEW.
CAMPBELL, of Ohio. Speaking tonight to
fine audiences, and intense enthusiasm
prevails.
Gov. MORTON met with serious acct
dent last night, and is confined TO his
bed.
Gov. WRIGHT made a reception speech
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length. II was thought that the law in
regard to runaway slaves cannot now be
enforced in every particular, owing TO the
fact that some slaves are in our city while
their owners are in the Southern Con-
federacy, and the enforcement of said
law would come in conflict with Mr..
LNooLE's Emancipation Proclamation.
Mr.. MYERS finally withdrew his reso-
luton, with the request that the civil
laws be enforced as rigidly as practicable:
RESOLVED Jy the City Council of Nashville,
That all negroes laying around loose in
this city and not employed, and having
run away from their masters (some who
are loyal to tho United States), with the
expectation of becoming free, and as
they are not capable of self-gouernment,
and are nuisance TO community In
which they live, unless they have a mas
ter TO superintend and provide for them,
that all such be arrested by the proper
municipal authorities forthwith, and
either confined in jail or made TO labor
on public works, or be advertised in or
der that their masters by paying all
necessary expenses, may be reclaimed,
and send them where they properly be-
long, and thereby rid the public Of an
intolerable nuisance, and show our con-
stituents while we are in favor of a
restoration Of the Federal Union at every
sacrifice, we have no sympathy with
negro worshipers, or those who would
destroy our country for the purpose Of
abOiishing slavery, thereby placing the
negro on an equality with the white race.
RESOLVED, That nothing in this resou-
ton shall be so construed as coming in
conflict with the military authorities or
the suppression Of this nefarious rebellion.
The following resolution, offered by
Councilman CREADY, was adopted:
Resolved By the city Council That the
thanks of this Council be, and are hereby
rendered TO Mr.. NEAL, the Local Editor
Of the Nashville UNION, and Mr.. JONES,
the Local Editor of the Nashville Dis
patch, for the able manner in which they
have reported the proceedings of the
Council.
No more business was on hand, and
the Council adjourned to meet at its reg
ular time and place.
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LouisviIIe JonrpaI.

All dealers and others wishing the
Louisville journal will leave their orders
with BRowS & Co, No. 4s College Street,
successors to o. p MYERs & Co. Orders
left with them by o'clock in the even
ing will secure the Journals Of the next
day feb,l9-lw
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-02-27

AS the steamboat Salhe List was yes
terday steaming down the river, she col
lided with the "abutment" of the rail-
road bridge, and was seriously damaged.
We learn that she was run to the bank in
an almost sinking condition.3
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HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES FoRoEs,
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Fsb, 26, 1868. 5
Special Order No. SO.

EXTRACT"
II. Lieutenant J. w. SoULLY, 1st mid
die Tennessee Infantry" is hereby EN-
powered and ordered to enforce the pay
ment of the unpaid assessment under the
levy made by Governor ANDREW JoHN-
SON for the support OF the destitute of this
city.
III. Lieut.. SoULLY will, in the execu
ton Of this order, demand payment of all
parties delinquent in the payment of this
tax, and in event of refusal or failure
of any such party to comply with the
demand, he will seize available property
Of the pArtyTthus refusing or failing, to
an amount sufficient to pay the assess
ment against such party.
". Col. GnLEM, LIST Middle Tennessee
Infantry, will furnish Lieut. soULLY,
with the necessary force to assist in the
execution Of this order.
V. Lieut. SoULLT will make full and
prompt returns Of all collections or seiz-
ures made under this order, TO Hon Jos.
S. Fowler, State Comptroller, and also
make a full report Of all his proceedings
under the order, upon the completion Of
its execution, to these Headquarters.
VI. This order is issued at the request
of Governor ANDREW JoHHsoN.
BY order Of
Brig. Gen. ROBT. B. MITCHELL,
Commanding,
John PRATT, A. A. Genl.
Feb27-3t
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Refuse tho Issues OF all Banks
mentioned below.

Refuse tho Issues OF all Banks
mentioned below.
Tho following Tennessee Banks are broken, OF
have been wound up and their Notes, if any an
out, are utterly worthless;
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville
Central Bank Of Tennessee, AZ Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Mechanics Rank, az Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, az Memphis.
Exchange Bank, at Murfreesboro.
MIXERS and Manufacturer Bank, at Knoxville
Rank Of East Tennessee, at Knoxville,
Bank OF Trenton, at Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, at cambridge.
Bank Of Claiborne, at Tazewe1.
Bank Of Tazewell, at Tazewell.
Lawrenceburg Bank, at Lawrenuoburg
CitiEens' Bank, at Memphis
Bank OF America, at GAINESVILLE.
Exchange Bank, Georgia.
Southern Bank, Georgia