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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-24
Ceetnres ano Aleetinss.

VNHEODORE ID. WELD
l. The eloquent author Of Slavery As 1t L." The Bible
MILL SaoW HOW TO PUT DOWN THE REBEL.
LION.
IN Lecture entitled
THE WORK THE TIME and THE WAY,
at the
COOPER INSTITUTE, WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb p
II ke.s Is cents Reserved Seats 80 cents For sale at
Tousseys No i2i Nas,au.s Fowler Wells No 309 Broad
way; K j. Davis ( Cos. No. pa Cansst james Mlers
No 10 Bro,dgayt Miller & Mathews No. 75i Broadway
McForands News Depot corner broadway and 2Sdst and
al Office OF Women League, No. 20 Cooper Institute
oaice No. 90 Beeknan.st.
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proposals.
GRpgc,L PuRvgYoss OFFICE, I
WASHINGTON, ID. g., February 1, 1884
PROPOSALS FOR ICE.-SEALED PRO-


WASHINGTON d. G., February 1854
PROPOSALS FOR ICE.-SEALED Pro
PoSALSwill be received at this Office until " M fen,
ruay the 25th or furnishing lee to the Medical pepan.ens
The ice to be stored by the contractor Ia prop
s 5 ssr Of hp n S T ice not to u recesd
nv in which II naked shall have beer approved by uedi
cal officer appointed for the purpose by Medical In.
speco and payment viii be ade only for the amount thus
TIE proposals will be Tor The quantities indicated below
required at the respective places with the Provso that oud
more be needed any time for the years supply shall DO
fuished at the same rates aud under the conditions:
QUANTITY no BE DELIVERED AT
Annapolis, Md-lcehouse owned by the United Staes-
Fortress Monroe vaIcshouse owned by the United States
Point Lookout Md-Icehonse owned by United States
Portsmouth vaIceh house not owned by United States
NewSefn N c-IcehOuse not owned by I'll. United stssss
Hilton Head s C.-rcehouse owned by the United States
Beaufort S. C.-IcohOuse owned by the United states-
PrSpo,s will also be received for furnishing Zee daily By
weight for the year 1864, in such quantities as msy be re-
CURED by the surgeons in ctarse at niied states oeneA
Hospitals, upon the following annual e'tnle Ia sIi hc<
Boston, Mass, lOtuns.
New Haven Conn, co tuns.
Portsmouth Grove. r. l., 100 tuns
Newsrk' \. j., 100 ,uns.
weshington, D. G., 1850 tons.
baltimore, Nd, geo tuns.
Frederick, Nd. rs tugs.
All additional amounts ta; may b, reqrsa ct these places
until January F5 az e Of F FRofostL '' same '*'
The undersigned proposes to furnish - san' Of Ifss
wihin-nained points, namely:
at the following price pei fIwo thousand poandi nsns-
ly at - .
The Zee to BE- subject to the inp eon MEASUREMENT ani
approval Of Medical officer or oher properly appointed ~
specor, before being recepied TO-. ga,
Payment be made o time to time upoa dnpei.e bills
certified to by the Medical Director
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NJ 5. X, and Puryeyog, ., S. A, Washington, ID. G.
Printed forms OF Proposals be had ut this Office.

ASSISTANT ouARrzRM,srERs OyYlcE, No a5s BReokz sr
NEw.YoRx CirY Feb. q. 1854 }
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received az
- this Office until Thurday, ash last At u Ocl'cs l tef
furnishing Materials for and Constructing sdc,
barracks Fort Schuyler Y Plans end specinc steas c.a
be examined and Information concerning ths sa,e
at this Office. Proposals should be ndgrsea; f''P'
StolehoUse" AID addrc ssed to the undersigned N Ar
(Sisned) H. G. MOhuAN 'sp- o. ~ - =
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Financial.

NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting OF tho Stock
~ holders Of the LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE SAFETY
TRUCK COMPANY will be held Of the Office Of said Com
pany No. 50 Courtlandt-st. TUESDAY, March O. OF 10
O'clock a. m full attendance Is important, in addition 10
The regular business Trustee Is 10 be ORR
Ieb % 1864 JOEL &. LANE, Secretary.
GAN FRANCISCO CITY WATER-WORKS
C. s. SLOANE & Co.,
No. HanoyeTst.
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H'ALLOW and LARD MAKERS ore in.
Il yied send their Animal Fats to be rendered free OF
charge test Grays Patents which we have bought ioI tie
stsies Of New-Yofk and New.JeTsey.
ADyANTAGES-Superior quality and Increased quantity
Of Product saving labor fuel and k Of IRE and doing
with tire nuisance. -,
LIBERAL REWARDS win DO paid upon conviction Of
Meters drawing oil from Tanks Willie rendering under pres
sure without license from patents cover this win
other yslusble improvements.
Oray's Patent Lard and Talow WORKS N Y.
LOCKWOOD 4 EVERETT, No OF John-st.,
General Agents.
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Amnsemenis.

RARNUM's. - AMERICAN Is "a MUSEUM.
~ TTR RTlMPHANT sIIccEss
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
TILE TILE GREAT GREAT HSRA& BSHEEG BRA
MIRIAM'S CRIME.
MIRIAM'S CRIME.
MIRIAM'S CRIME.
MIRIAM'S CRIME.
S' sssS REn{Es66 a hS ' Eye dy AUDIENCES
and was applauded to the echo.
1ss Se::,y "a. 5,agnace., q. plot az romano. qnd
whole full Of interest from the commencement 70
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING THIS WEEK.
at and " o'clock and positively no longer must then
give place to still another new Drama Of unusual brancy
''' '"'V'''' MR. HARRISON,
the Comic and I'm prompu Singer appears at each perform
'"''' ~ THE TYRoLEAN WHISTLER,
his three whistles at and on the Tyrolean Family
THE FOUR ENORMOUS GIANTS, GIANTS,
THREE MEN AND ONE WOMAN,
s''H Fit TIE y' fAELEsT QUARTET OF HUMANITY
on THg e w e E GPf 5W SiGf all hours '''
3D. ~ 5A 3 Il A hnSS 40 a5d md % in high
Tho WHAT Is x, o. MAJ NAV MONKEY
THREE GROUPS OF MOVING WAX FIGURES
Wax Figures Of Queen Victoria Prince and Princess of Wales
TON THUMB and rE SoM Sg sps MS
! at the Generals marriage Feb 10, 1868.
THREE SPECKLED BROOK TROUT,
EACH WEIGHING OVER FOUR POUNDS!
A MONSTER PYTHON
tho great dragon Of the East, and
OTHER MONSTER SERPENTS,
ROBERT HOUnlNS AUTOMATON WRITER,
EDUCATED SEAL which plays q MUSICAL INSfRU-
MENT, and a million other wonders
Admission Is cents. Children under ten. Is cents
TRYING HALL-TIIIS EVENING.
u Songs and Ballads, English, Irish end Scotch
Mrs Jenny KemptOn bliss Mnna GeSry, hIr j. r. Thomas
Tickets, 80 cents.
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TTNHE HIPPOTHEATRON
IL AND NETWORK CIRQUE.
Opposite the Academy OF Music, Fourteenth at.
Proprietor aud Dire JAMES COohE
THIS "wednesday AFTERNOON and EfENlNC,
Matinee at y Evening Performances at g. -
AND EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING DURlNO
THE WEEK.
BRILLIANT AND UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
OF MR.. HENRY COOKE,
and his great ard unrivaed Troupe OF -
PERFORMING DOGS AND MONKEYS
THE WONDERS OF THE WORLD
nom Asteys Royal A@phihester, London aud the Cirque
Which were received AZ their
FIRST APPEARANCE IN AMERICA
UNANIMOUS AND ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUSE
AND PEALS OF LAUGHTER
They viii appear afternoon and evening in conjunction
THE MAMMOTH EQUESTRIAN COMPANY
OF THE APPROPRIATIONS
SPECIAL CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
would be impossible describe the high training
intelligence, extraordinary skin, dociy and obedience to
WoNDRoUs CIRCUS TROUPE
OF PERFORMING DOGS AND MONKEYS,
WHICH SURPASS BELIEF,
AND MUST
BE SEEN no BE CREDITED.
The PRrcEs REMAIN USUAL, viz Reserved Stalls,
IS cents Dress Circle 80 cents Children half prce Amph
teaer 25 cents Doors afternoon a. "a evening Of IT,
Afternoon performance concluding at 1, evening at TO-
IRVING HALL-THIS EVENING.
New Song Very Old Song, Irish Songs Scotch Songs
Tickets, 50 cents.
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NEW-YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT. COM.

NEW-YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT COM,
~ MrTEE Of the Metropolitan Fair In Aid OF the United
States Sanitary Commission, Office No. AZ broadway
The above Committee take this method Of calling the uen
ton the Fire Department generally TO the noces'y OF @
mediate action their part in order to successfully accom-
pi Ia our share Of this prssewOIthy object. .
fire Companies That have not eeady nade the necessary
arrangements earnestly eed to call special meetings
and appoint committees from their active and honorary mean
bers to take the nliter in charge.
TO the Exempt femcn WHO have no particular company
associations and the public generally the Committee earn
esy appeal FOX contributions either OF money or atcles Of
value.
Fire Departments IN the adjoining cities and throughout tho
State requested join with the Newiork Fire Depart
uen IN aiding this laudsble undertaking,
prominent position in the Fair has been allotted to the
Fire Department. and viii be under the especial charge OF the
Committee.
Contributions can be sent to the rooms No. 1i Broadwsy
where they viii be received AID acknow lodged.
Tic Executive Committee viii be in daily attendance 1T The
receiving depot and will furnish any inormson desred
FiGemen end the public invited 10 call
VIM Ia. WlCKHAM, Chairman General Committee.
LAWRENCE TAYLOR, secrcilry.
a. ). DELATOUR, Treasurer.
KxKCUTIYE COMMITTEE
Hon C. Godfrey Guuihcr, Chief Engineer John Decker,
John Garcia, John X. fatt,
SyvAnus J. Macy, Robct MoOulnness,
Alongo Sl0e.
- MILLER, Chairman.
N-g NJ RASprLI. Secretary
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rVO THE
l. WHOLESALE DRY.GOoDs MERCHANTS OF
NETWORK.
METROPOLITAN FAIR.


The undersigned have been appointed Committee to rep
the Wholesale DryGoods Merchants in the MeropoF
tau fi 20 commence In this city on the 1sh o. March next
Il will be held under the cement u the LADIES OF mo cy
WHO Will be aided by Advisory Committee Of Gcneinen
Its object Is to supply funds TO the United states SANITARY
Commission
The services Of M, Commission have been recognized
throughout the entire army IA TIE highest degree benena
Every battlefield has been the witness Of their noble mefc
m aud successful abo-inpaIug to the sick snd WOUNDED
courage who enabled pursue their avocatons in
sud seiy Ut home cannot DO less than provide oI 'e
sueugs OF tho brave soldiers who expose themselves to
sickness wounds and DEATH TO mlntain the unity and pro-
motto the welfare Of theif country
buttons FOR this puTp0se requested IN money or
merchandise. II IN money 1t may be seat TO either Of tho
Committee II Ia merchandise, TO the Receiving Depot NO
Great Jonesst,
The magnitude Of the Wholesale DryGood. ineres-oorn'
prising the Domestic aud Foreign Commission Houses I'M
porers aud Jobbecas for corresponding contribution 70
i. object Of bOuey0once and duy such win not only conn
paro Eyora1y with tho results Of Pairs held successfully IN
places and with Tho contributions Of other Interests 10
the city but also be esteemed worthy Of the berniy and pat
roti.m Of the Commercial Metropolis Of the country.
COMMITTEE.
ALEXANDER T. STEWART, WILLIAM q. LAMBERT,
EDWARD s. JAFTRAY, JOHN NJ. DAVIES,
HENRY y. sPAULDINU JAMES NJ. CONSTABLE,
GEORGE BLISS THERON X. BUTLkR,
ADRIAN lsELlN, fifAS. w. LUDlNOTON
WILLIAM III. LIE. CHARLES L. ANTHONY,
GusTAyUS KUTrER WILLIAM A. HAIhES.
LEVI L. NORTON Chairman.
NAHUM SULLIVAN Secretary.
W. q. LAMBERT, Treasurer.
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SOO RECRUITS WANTED for Richmond
s)OO County Staten Island to whom the highest bonn
ties viii be paid fery boat. leave The foo, Of
Island More money paid cash down, to any person bringing
q recruit, than any other place. JAMES LEE,
Recruiting Agent for Richmond County.
SReeuils have the night TO choose the best regiments
In the service.
IL s. Chm. Commission solicit Cash and Pub.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
FREDERICK WINSTON, ALEX. w. BRADFORD,
JOHN " L. PRUNR RICHARD PATRICK, 80
WILLIAM MOORE, WILLIAM n. POPHAM,
ROBERT IL. McCURDY, WILLIAM A: HAlNEs,
ISAAC GREEN PEARSON, EZRA WHEELEH
MARTIN BATES ir SEYMOUR L. Hustled
VN j. BUNKER SAMUEL ID. BABCOCK
WILLIAM BETTt WILLARD FILLMORE,
IOHN r YELVERTON DAVID HOADLEY,
JOHN WADSWORTu, HENRY A ba1TUE,
ALFRED EDWARDS, WILLIAM NBRADf.
NATHANIEL HAYDEN, w. y. DODGE,
JOHN NJ. STUART GEOROE $. COE,
OLIVER II. PALMER, WIN. X. STRONG
SAML J.. SPR3ULLS, WIN NJ. NERMlLYt,
SAML NJ CORNELL, JOHN Il. DEEELIN,
LUCIUS ROBINSON WELLINGTON CLAPP,
w. SMITH BROWN, M. NJ FREEMAN,
Secretary, ISAAC ABBaTT,
aetuatV, SHEPPARD H0MANS
AssisL See, TIIEO. w. NORRIS
Cashier, FRED. ~ WINSTON.
Nedieai Iramias. biINTURN POST, NJ D.
dssisfaAt Medical Ezans'ssr, ISAAC L. kiP, MO.
Colatel WILLIAM BETS, LID.
Hon. LUCIUS ROBINSON
irOrney, RICHARD A. McCURDf.
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z -
formerly Of Tiiusvile, Pa recently OF WashRson d. =.
ANY information from him OF his friends viii be thankfully
received by addressing H. h. EASON Of Tiiusyile, Pa i'm
mediately
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another State for persous from any state or Cogny
without publicity change Of residence lnconpatbhy
d,.cron drunkennes &C. sufficient Advice free aud
confidential Success guaranteed. Apply to IL BATEMAN,
Couns lor-at-Las, No. CSC Brosdwsyp
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Financial.
BANK or THE MANHATTAN COMPANY,
HRw.NoRE Feb l. 1854

vryHE President and Directors Of the MAN
HAITIAN COMPANY hSye declared semi annual D n
~ ~. PROFITS Of the last six months, payable on and after
%EDNhsOAi WV JONI S. HARBERGER, Cashier.
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IRVING HALL-THIS EVENING.
Mrs. Jenny Kenpton Mr.. J. r. Thomas, Mr. 0ustavus
earv. Mr. j. r. Thomas Mrs. Jenny Kempton, MI Gusavus
Geary Ar. Guslavus Gcary, Mr j. r. Thomas, Mrs Jeany
Kelnp.on.
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90 Wbom it man Concern.

BOUNTY for Nine Months Volunteers. Pa
ID pers arc being prepared for collection above Bounty at
Banking office OF Allen Van Buren, Luckey 2J Brosd" ~
Y opposite Park Volunteers viii bring their dschaIges
lUNHE BIG BOUNTIES-Five days more:
4 County State aud Government secured to Recruits and
Veterans without discount ordeducon, at the Agency for
Third Conversational District, no. IS Fulton st., near on
Perry Brooklyn w. II. MCDONALD, Government Recruit
ing officer for Third Congressional District.
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DUKES
Mr. wHEATLEY in bis flnou. and original character o.
CAPT HENRI DE LAGARDERE.
ONLY FOUR NIGHTS MORE
OF THIS CELEBRATED PLAY, WHICH
FOR THIRTEEN CONSECUTIVE WEEKS
CROWDED NIGHTLY THIS VAST Is ABLlSuMENT,
Running entirely through the past Summer.
TIE SCENERY,
and APPOINTMENTS
MOST COSTLY AND GORGEOUS DESCRIPTION.
GRAND CORPS DE BALLET
under the direction OF snor Rozan Is complete ana com
FIRST CLASS ARTISTS
WEDNESDAY EVENING Feb. y, 1864 vii be performed
for POSITIVELY THE LAST TIME BUT THREE, th,
New Romantic Drsma Ia three acts aud prologue, entiled
THE DUKES MOTTO
JOHN BROUGIAM.
CAPT. HENRI Dr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. WHEATLEi
(Iils original characterl
The cast vii comprise the following popular artists Nr
!. q. Burnett blT. j. Nunsn, Mr b. 7. Rnggod. Mt j. w
Collier Mr. ). Seymour Mr r u. Holmes Mr.. w. Blaisdell
his. Nary Wells, Miss Ada Clifton Mrs skeuett kcl &c. &c
The manager has much pleasure IN announcing 20 the pgo
that be has elected engagement FOR limited period viii
Tie very popular sad celcbrated prima donna,
MISS CANOLlNE RCHiAGS
And her
OPERA TROUPE.
Ad0lphe Adams's famous comic opera entitled
is selected for the debut OF tbs highly successful combination
MONDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY %.
Box Book open six days IN advance.
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IL BooKREEPING INSTITUTE, Broadway corner Of
18th st. open from 10 p diy. Public Lectures and
Reviews jy The Principals every MONDAY and WEDNES;;
DAY at Those Interested invited 10 be present or send
circulars
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IN IFrfIIt fNTlTTtI -
THE WORK, THE TIME and THE WAY,
obstruction.

II BOOKKEEPING INSTITUTE, Broadway, corner Of
i2thsi will hereafter be open igom 10 III H. Tor pupils TN
able % attend in the afternoon OF evening
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Tinduudl.
MIN II NATIONA BANK
~ OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK.
To BE LOCATED sRAs CORNER OF BROADWAY AND
CANAL STREET,
WITH AN AUTHORIZED CAPITAL OF
HALE A MILLION DOLLARS.
80. 100000.

Business to bs commenced with Cari.n paid in of nc
lees than
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OYnoK OF CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD Co.,
CHICAGO, Feb. 9, 1864.
rrHE HOLDERS of the PREFERRED
III STOCK Of this Company hereby notified that by
Srder Of the Board of Directors DIVIDEND Of y Doll
LARS PER SHARE Qess Government tsxl will be paid
Them by Messrs q. s. ROBBINS SON, No. "a William St.
EewYork certificates of stock standing in their
se the closing the books the evening Of the 9Th oil heo
rusry. JOSrt III tISOt, Seci-'"y.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-20

mand,rs at that time, to come here and
behold what makes truth stranger than
fiction. One days visit, and their gener-
alship me-thinks would become invisible
These lines Of works extend from river to
river in as nearly straight course as the
shape OF the ground would admit, one after
the other, like the rows through corn
field; some as near as ! a mile apart: the
distance they are apart depends upon the
shape Of the country. think when these
works were lined with $4,000 men, and
these forts and redoubts covered with
yawnng cannon, that it was not good to
be here There it is whore $4,000 men
persisted in a three months campaign-
This is the place that after the bells had
dug the country up into Notifications, our
men dug it over again to bury the dead If
the siege of Babylon or Jerusalem was
wonderful, what must the siege of York
town hayc been. Here you will find miles
1T corduroy roads, logs piled up two feet
above ground, and earth thrown on top, all
built while the groand upon which they
worked was SO wet and soft that the men
had to cut brush to stand upon, lest they
went down; mile upon mile of these roads
were built by our troops tc transport art!-
lery and supplies upon; and then comes
McClella''s forts and redoub,s to form
another field Of curiosity. | have followed
the "lttle man" for so miles through these
wonders, and am constrained to say am
surprised he met with any success at all
Having visited too many of Burnside's old
fields, it gives me some idea of what has
been accomplished aud what yet remains to
be accomplished. Our troops have always
fought well; they have done everything
that mortal men could do, and when Gen
erals have to suImount such difficulties as
appear here it is not strange that the war
has lasted beyond all our expectations. -
When We contemplate that our army of
1000. 900 has been made out Of the raw
material, likewise our navy, and that we
have had 1000 miles of frontier to protect
and 900 miles of coast anil river naviga.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-20
PLOyJ:S! PLOVy.S!!

We would call the attention of farmers to this
branch OF our trade. The It. Joseph iron Compsny
at AEhawaSa lpdana. re now manufacturing for
u Flows OF ver' Superior quality made from the
best of steel. selected timber, polished and flushed
up in beautiful style. We are now ,rc.iving a, d
shall keep for sale good OF the ai.r~nt
kinds.
S. l. II. RUBLE,
1888 North Western Agents.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-20

- lIostetter's Celebrated Stomac CHI Biters If one
OF the greatest strengthening preparations extant
It is espcc ally adapted those who afflicted Will
the Fever and Ague, or any other disease arising
from disordered cond ton OF the digestive organs
For the Fever and Ague there IL perhaps medicine
plenshes the blood, which 10 so important to bring
about healthy action in diseases Of this nature.
The Bitters are among tn. most popular, and at
the same time, valuable specifies in the medical world
In recommending i to the po blic are fully con-
scious of doing them great SERVICE knowing. rs we
do, their excellent qualities, and sure and speedy &C
ton in all where the disease is caused by irreg
ularity ofthe digestive organs. trial will suffice
for the most skeptical ca See advertisement.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
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FARM ron .S.1LE!
Copy,

Copy,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER THE CURRsNCY, }
| WAsHiNoroN, March lst, 1864.
| WTHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented
| w to the undersigned, il has been made to ap-
pear that The First National Bank OF MrGlegor. n
the County OF Clayton, and State of Iowa, has been
duly organized under and according to the require
meats OF the act OF Congress entitled AN act to
provide National currency, secured by pie lge of
United states stocks, and to provide for the ercula-
ton aud IT dempton thereof" approved February
20. 1868. and has complied with all the provisions of
SAID act required to be complied with before com
mencug the business OF Ba.,ing.
Now, therefore, /, Hugh McCulloch, Comptroller
of the Currency, do hereby certify that the First
National Bank of McGregor, County OF Clay ton,
and state OF Iowa. is authorized to commence the
business OF BANKING under the net aforesaid.
In Testimony Whereof, witness my hand and seal
OF Office, this Sixteenth day OF March, 1854
j.. s. HUGH McCULLOCII,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
No. 323. 390w9
Capital $4,000.
The First National Bank of McG.esor will COM
nicnce banking business in q few days-as soon as
books and fixtures arrive.
J. u. MERRILL, V. President.
o. liuLNEkSOS, Cashier. 800
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-04-20

Born NOVEL AND JUST. 1t is a "liber'
TO call person a traitor or a srcessiOnist.
Judge Barnard decides. What a multitude
of libels, then, some of our daily contem-
poraries have recently indnlged in. By the
way, Judge BIS definition Of every mans
right to crticiSe frankly the measures Of
the administration without being stigma.
Used as disloyal, ought to be printed in
letters of gold. Il is manly, patriotic, just
and American. He really is a traitor-a
traitor to free inslitutons-~who seeks to
dcnounce, under any pretext, the indepen-
eof popular opinion.-N. Y Sunday
Times