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Among the contributors to the first numbers are :

Among the contributors TO the first numbers are
Admiral BoYNToN, U. S. n;
General WN. +. BARRY, q. s. A; and
Captain +. c. BOYSTOS, Adjutant Of the Military
Academy.
In the second number the contributions are from
the pens of distinguished Military and Scientific
Writers, upon topics Of their special study.
The publisher has the pleasure OF announcing
that contributions are already received from many
of our most distinguished officers Of both Services,
and other writers Of the highest authority.
This enterprise has been undertaken at the so
licitston Of many prominent officers 10 supply an
acknowledged want of the service, due 10 the i'm
mense development of the science and art Of war in
our country.
It's PRNCrrAL ARTIoLrs viii cover the entire scope
Of War Topics, including Notifications and Inven-
tons of Arms of al kinds Notes on the Organiza-
ti0nof Armies and Navies Historical Sketches and
Illustrations; Interesting Narratives Of Personal
Experience; Stories of Military and Naval Lie I;
Military Hygiene, and such other themes as are d.
rectly or indirectly connected with the great sub
The columns Of OFFICIAL INTELLIGENCE will be
always fun and accurate, and be brought mp 10 the
very day Of going TO press. The Department al
Washington have offered every facility for the full
fillment of this promise.
The EDIFOR's - SPECIAL DEPARTMENT" viii pre-
sent from month to month, Sketch Of the Pro-
gress Of the War; clear statement Of our Foreign
and International Relations, and such varied Colo
guy with Readers and Correspondents rs will keep
the Journal en- rapport with its Patrons. Extracts
from Army Letters aud Transitions from Foreign
Military and Naval Magazines will also appear in
this Department.
The Political aspect Of the Magazine win be patri-
otc but bipartisan. Its pages viii be no field for
intemperate discussion; but there shall always be a
clear recognition of the honor of the country, and
the majesty Of the Constitutional Government in
the present struggle, and determination to further
the grand objects for which our armies are in the
field and our Navy afloat
In all purely Military Criticism it shall be the aim
Of this Journal while doing fun justice, 70 tell the
fhl1rf
whore any information at al can be gwen
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MURDER Information has reached US
Of the murder of Larkin Swafford, ESQ,
Of Bledsoe county, by Champ Fergu-
sons gang, recently. Can nothing be
done to stop the career of this cold
blooded murderer and villainous gang
Champ made a speechrecently near the
head of Sequatchie valley, in which he
said the 4anks" had stslen two fiddles
from him and that he intended to have
ten Of their scalps for each fiddle; that
if they would bring the fiddles back he
would quit for this time; but he intend
ed to have the fiddles or the scalps.-
Chattanooga Gazette
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Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Evening journal
MlLWAuKE, March 3.-The United
States Marshal for this District has
seized Tor eonfseation, large Quantity
OF property at Superior, belonging to
disloyal southern men This property
includes about half of the original town
of Superior
Among the disloyal owners are John
G Breckinridgei L. n Flournoy and !
r. Ward, Of Kentucky; Governor VIM.
Aiken and John Mcqueen. of South
Carolina; Robert Ould, OF Tennessee
Sam. Magofiin, Of Missouri; w. w.
-Corcoran, of Washington; r. NJ T.
Hunter, Of Virginia, and Others. The
seizure is made under the Confscation
Law OF Congress, and viii be sold for
the benefit OF the Government
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The Paris Presse, in an article upon
the American war, in which it arrives
at the conclusion that the South is
nearly ready to abandon the struggle,
thus speaks Of General Grant Grant
is the American Massena, the beloved
child of victory, who has never met
with a reverse, but who is as vigilant
and indefatigable as if he had no one
to fear. Alone he is able to resist the
three armies Of the Confederation
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PHONOGRAPHY.
w e ITIN q
EHb
BOOK KEEPING
saraHE 81
]. ". DOLBEAR,
Aatssr sf the "ssisnes q Psnnanship
A1tssr sf the "Hsionss q Permanently. /"

Persons RON 70 90 years oau losrn this sysieml
ln s ieW icsso- 9 l1eaes are taught g. Wrltg in q
ncat easy and RAPID manner, sad gentlemen In bold.
rErii. business STYLE.
DO persons acquainted with rs merits, his sysiom
Of writing needs no ether reccnneudaiion but those
atc lastet With &C., Nr. ID. refers 10 the roloainE
remarks and teItIucu Instead ol teaching Pen
& years has enabled him % reduce Do % the csafsf
81 scisaes, 90 that being guided by is0gleigs IN
Stead u r1d0ll pr1Cca, gfia from % 90 years can
IN short time learn % write with TASK, E1E8ANCE
und nAFiDIET.
go accurate IL h.s system, and 90 uniform IN iss
E1cc1s, thai astaf witnessing re- effects OF several
aunlred pCpi's IN Nasaviiei she isnenied Alfred
Hrnse observes.
s.lIariEg bad fair opportunity OF er1miriuz your
system of Penmsnship, and bavllg sen the wonder
fli auf RAPID improvements OF your pupils IN ny
scAo9l, cOnetef % hut just o. say. that believe is
t1 be uot onlg tle aasi ss, bus fhs o1g ore dsss-
eag a. nal0r By strci attention % the rules Civ
I en-, caF person may "a short time, acquire frce.
Fapii ana elegant hand. SHOULD DO pteassd 10 see
I It universally lj0pted-"
I This expression vas concurred IN by
aii. Gen. Z. =. Gaines, Z. s. army;
/ HIS aEoeelCy james T. Jones. GOV. % TsnncsEse.
I Bt. Rev. J. p OiCy, Bsh5p of tennessee.
Z Rt. Rev r. 2. Niles, Bishop ~ Nashville.
Bsv. fhliip Lindsey DID. Pres. Of Nashville URi-.
/ versiiy.
+ Rev. J. T. Edgar. D., aud many other oltizens, Of
Z whom, AEdrow JacksCn sayss
t'Bsiag requested By Messrs Dolbear 70 state the
stsndng IN society q the gentlemen, signers 70 The
within, Do 30 With much pleasure, being acquainted
With most Of them; they are highly respectable, aud
gentlemen Cf education aud 20 high staining IN 60
[ eiety. Given al the Hermitage this 80 day Of
/ October, I53S. ANDREW JACKSON
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Edward Everett acknowledges in the
Boston papers the receipt of contribu-
tons amounting to $40, $50 from citizens
of Boston and its vicinity for the relief
of the sufferers 10y the Rebellion in
faithful and gallant EAST TENNESSEE
We beg the traducers of Boston to note
that the loyalists of East Tennessee are
nearly all Whites, and that Boston has
been doing such work as this all along.
" J. Tribune
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The size Of the Magazine VIII be octavo-each
number containing il2 pages-printed Oh superior
quality Of paper, and IN the highest style Of art.
fFRMs-S5 per yeaT, IN advance single numbers
sent ~ mall post paid, on receipt 81 50 cents o.
Nos. ! and sent for 81
For sale by all Book and Periodical Dealers
Orders for the Work may BE- addressed TO-
&. Is. RICHARDSON
pTnJLsIIER AND PEofRgETOR.
No. 5gG Broadway, New York
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Sing not to me Of the orange groves,
Nor the vine-clad hills ofspain,
Nor the sweet perfume Of isles which lie
Beyond the Southern main
Oh, tell me not of their blooming fields,
OF asphodels So fair
IT'S not for them my heart beats high
1 sigh not be there.
Talk not 10 me Of Ceylon's shore,
Where spicy breezes blow,
Nor Africa's widespread, balmy plains,
Where date and fl tree grow;
Talk not Of m0narch's mines Of wealth,
OF palaces sublime,
Nor Of the grandeur, pOmp and lore
That marked the Golden time!"
Sing not to me Of the eastled Rhine,
Nor the Alpine hunters home,
Nor the sun-lit wales ofArabic's cline
Where the orients proudly roam
But sing to me of a fairer land
OF her people, brave and free,
Whose name viii glow on history's page
Ny loved East Tennessee!
Praise not the chivalry Of knights
0fages past and gone,
Nor princes, who by valor won
The sceptre and the crowni
Oh, singnot Of the wonderous deeds
OF champions Of old.
Who owe their fame TO faney's flame
The truth is yet untold !
But praises give and anthems sing
Zee strike the tunefuI Tyre,
And bet each heart throb swell anew
With patriotic fire
Sing Of the deeds Of braves who seorned
The yoke Of tyranny
Sing Of fair Holston's sunny vale
Ny loved East Tennessee
scoffed, scourged, reviled and trampled
down
Through persecution 8 flaming fire
Ia dungeons dark and drear-
They knew no thought Of fearl
Bravely they seated the mountain heights
To gain the bloody field,
And proved their glorious loyalty
To God-their country's shield!
In caves and dens-in gorges deep
In dark defles they laid,
To escape tn accursed Despot's rod
His poltroons to evade.
rand savages-(daTk, damninq deed y
Were made to wreak their hands
IN blood Of innocence { while scores
Wore manacles and chains
They Observation-Disclosures life blood stained
The cruel murderer's hand
They clasped their country flag and cried
+" God and our Hati0e Iand 70
Let angels spread their wings above
Let flowers forever bloom
Let bays-green bays-spring forth to mark
The martyrs sacred tomb!
Then sing to me of Tennessee,
Whose sons have proudly won
The brightest, iaTest, purest name
That shines beneath the SUM-
Sing Of her hills and limpid streams
Her fields Of golden hue,
And swell the chorus loud and long
To Freedom she is truel
Knoxville, TENN, Feb. 2, 1864.
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a REBEL GENERAL IN NEW oRK.-The
Herald says that a rebel general-the
Prince de Pohgnae-was seen in New
York city, on Monday, by one familiar
with his face, but the police took no
notice of the fact, it seems, for on
Thursday he left in q steamer for Eu-
rome
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W g. sHAFER.
Crk Halnltal 81. q
State Of Tennessee,
DAVIDSON coUSY-a

George ". Boyd, Pa IaG, % q saitby oiiginai
attachment bef5rs g.
81 suihgals. y r.
John n. Brown, Dsfendsui, o. sad ooauty.
Is tbs ease. abe piaiol.G. George ~ Boyd. sled an
I nnsaei. and 0ntsilsd o. aitachm.at sgainst
John n RroVn ~ ore hundred aad twenty-five
ID iars. debt doe BY nant, and On motion q
2aiat1 ard {, apf caring % the snfsiseiou 0f che
fusiicc, that tne -elcrd iat John n troup a rou-
resi- ent the -atc ri tennessee % "a crcerrd hat
ru7licafion De made in The nashville inou or ionr
sacces sfge wssk o., requlrnr re said defndsnt %
apuosr before said Justice the Lllh DAY &c Aafcns
isGf and peal, answer 90 Gem to id sui'. oihef-
wise t. CANA via b. SIT Gown o. hearirg W fifif
on tlat day G. M. sou daAla, ~ -
Iustc- ~ tls Peace.
February e, iss4-iu-Pra. teS3s
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From the Knoxville Wing
Rasf Tennessep.e


Extract from Pen son to Be- issued from he Press
n carr. cEo. EDGAR GRESHAM loIH Z. Tim. CAV.
at is the Switzerland Of America. -
Lieut.. Gen. Whitfield Scott.
eeThe most loyal population which can be
found in any part Of the United States, so
Tar as my observation enabled me to judge"
Hon. Charles A. Dana, assistant Seere-
tgry Of War.
"Their self-sacrifeing loyalty was every
whore apparent. They notified me Of the
approach Of Longstreets forces; they hail
Cd my army with cheers, waving flags they
had concealed under their beds and under
the floors Of their dwellings for that pur-
pose; they eheerfully gave up the contents
of their cellars and barns, their crops and
their cattle to supply my men when they
were without rations." Ma. Gen. 4. z.
Burnside.
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In Press, and VIII Soon be Published.
A MILITARY AND NAVAL DICTIONARY.

A COMPENDIUM OF ALL THE WORDS AND
"a Phrases used N Military Science ard IN the
Naval Service with their pronuReiations and their
equivalents in French; especially adapted 70 the
usages ef the United STATES Army and Navy. Fully
Illustrated with Wood Engravings. BY HENRN Cor
PRE-, Professor Of English Literature 6nd History IN
the University OF Pennsylvania late an Oslieef of
Artillery 10 the service Of the United States
c. b. RICHARDSON, Publisher,
MarI-oEs l5ss Broadway, New York
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Stevenson, Alabama.
All claims by alleged owners of slaves
who may be enlisted, will be laid before
the board appointed by the President, and
The board will hold its sessions ut Nash
vile, Tenn. Rells and recruiting lists will
be furnished the board for public informa-
ton, and on demand exhibited to any per
son claiming that his OF her slave has been
enlisted.
Claims must be presented within ten DAYS
after the filing Of the said rolls
No claims will be received or entertained
from any person who is or has been engaged
in rebellion against the Government of the
United States, or who in any way has given
aid, or shall give aid or comfort to the enc
mics Of the Government, and all claimants
shall fle with their claims an oath Of allegi-
ance 70 the Government Of the United
States.
The mastering officer viii furnish official
copies Of all muster-in rolls, for the infor-
nation and guidance of the above board
ANY citizen Of Tennessee who shall offer
his or her slave for enlistment into the
military service, shall, if such slave be ac-
cepted. receive from the recruiting officer a
certificate thereof, with descriptive list Of
such slave. and become entitled 10 c0mpen-
sation for the service or labor Of said slave,
not exceeding the sum OF three hundred
dollars, upon fling with the above board
valid deed Of manumission and release, and
making satisfactory proof Of title and any
slave so enlisting shall be forever thereafter
free.
All enlistments wiz be made in accord
snee with the provisions Of General Order
40; o1s' current series War Department.
by order Of the Secretary Of War.
eEoReE Z. srEARxs,
Major and A. A. G.. L. g,
Oon'r org'R U. s. oolored Troops.
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on a Lady string by a Bee:

To heal the wound a bee had made
Upon my Della's face,
It's honey to the part she laid,
And babe me kiss the place.
Pleased, I obeyed, and from the wound
Sucked both the sweet and smart;
The honey on my lip found
The sting went through my heart.
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FF1AKEN 70 By VILLAIN Keunedy da-ss Brown
Z horse Male. ahaui rs heats hiEni pass iNl
ve,,s 3d. has saddle marx 0n his back ~ .hots 81
go - Il he 8fh Ward, Nashville Dstfiet i
q 49, .,s s5.sss AIEz, McDAgIE1, Rang.r
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TIE FOLLOWING ARE A FEW OF THE MANY PLATTER
ING TESTIMONIALS FRoM DISTINGUISHED
oFFIcEEs AND CITIZENS:
Iarur. .GEN. SCOTT SAYS !:

al have read, and shall eontinne So read with
great pleasure, the United States Service Magazine,
Edited by my friend Prof Coppee, whom regard
as one Of the most accomplished officers Of the
Army.
1" Such a Magazine cannot fail to be of the great
est interest to the Army and Navy, andto the public
generally
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GIN. HANCOCK SAYS

Z" / have had the pleasure Of examining the first
number Of the United States Service Magazine. The
prominent military writer's who have already lent
their aid to your enterprise cannot fG in insuriRg
its success. The want Of such work has long been
felt among military men"
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Frsm ~ 81. css. 8i'A.7p Ger.

tGlTIBiAs IkfEs nov. -, ls4i.
Ma 3. w. noLsEis-Dear Sir have been mach
interested AID pleased 10 examining your system Of
PenmlDzhiG. Your mathod OF teaching seems % no
60 be both skiaGl and 1ithll, sud the improvements
q your pupils Is surprising and rapid beyond any
thiug bave ever uitrcssed. / shall feel happy q
this testimony 90 yolr mert shall lead others % avail
themselves oi yuur Instruction in enc Of She most
bCa1tul end Ussial arts and an very respectfully,
etc. JAS. T.. OTEY
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HENRY W. LoNeFErLow s,rs:

% Your fnew Magazine, haze no doubt, viii be
very successful, not only IN the Army ana Navy, but
among cvilisns, for every one Is deeply interested
in this Holy Wan and Modern Crusade against Bar
harism.n
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~ DR.. KING, formerly q New York, for
49, last four years Of Louisville, Ky, who
has devoted his attention b the treatment Of pr
vafe diseases for % year, hatters himself having
attended % practice for 30 many years, and cured
20 many thousands be is enabled 30 cure l diseases
Of a private nature, no matter how bad they may D.
from iniudicOus medical treatment, or from NEGLECT
Of Their own. Dr. Kings DispensaTy IS No. -
Deaderclz street. between Cherry and the square,
second story, where be cures al diseases Of a pm
Vate nature.
6Onorrh0a cured without nause0us medicines or
Interference Wlth business
Structures Of Ola OF recent date e1ectuaIlT cured
Ia few days, by an operation which causes no
pain Where a structure exists health cannot hc
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease causes moro mischief
and underminas the health s0 much.
syphilis With ~ the disease nj the sliu, grow
ing ont % neglect Or tld treatment. can De- eflsctl
ally cured n = few days.
SEMINAL WEtKVEs - Particular af-aut'on having
been gwen % this disease, and sI TIE colal ir-cT-
growing out Of h. brought on iu many cases hy The
destructive habits o. Incgus1erlfe youin, AMI eI-
ccssive Indulgence ~ che pa--.0ns- q neglect ~
which viii undermine the cousf tulol, rendering
the subject unit for business or society, a1 csis-
ing premature Old age.
Fernales who may 81 iabonns WIN any dIiteuiiy
Of DE Womb may REST assllred u immediate re-
HeE
Persons residing abroad. hy writing and stating
far case With ae enclosed, araci 70 liF. A. kllg
N n Doaderck street. Nashville, Tenn, 500 have
~ ,aeessarv medicines sent % their address
OfFee hour from O'Clock in the morning uutl 9
y the evening juiyil-dsWly
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SPECIAL DISEASES.
GA Cherry Street,
Private or Vonereal Diseases

of al forms and stages, speedily cured and effect
ually eTadcated from the system. Recent cases
cured in a few days.
II would appear needless here to add the impor-
lance Of "mpping the evil in its bud" but, hint
TO the wise may be sufficient, not only to save
themselves from misery, but 10 shield their Oil-
spring from shame and ruin
How often Is Il the case we see gentlemen drcnch
themselves with advertised nostrums. After much
loss in pocket and health they finally forced 10
apply to some skillful physician to be cured, for
alone can thesedlseases be cured properly and el-
fectually Whenthe habits and constitutional idi0syn-
crases are known TO the doctor who prescubes.
Otherwise it is a leap in the dark TO expect per-
manent cure.
Dr. Cs Office is well arranged, and persons affic-
ted with these diseases can have the stTlccst pr
YacY.
Persons at distance can address him by letter,
describing the most prominent symptoms, but IN
al difficult eases, "a personal Examination Wll be
necessary.
evening hours from in the morning. tin in the
Office. Jan ely
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fIlrz o. hoH. sH1ea n. tfrcctt
President Of the law School, 20 Lebanon, rcur. ana
Who was for I'd years on ths supreme Bench O. Ton
ues-c.
''Hr. Doi5csr has spcat many years IN teaching
sni perioctiag bis System of instruction, aud by
fr 81 ueri3r % any teacher CT reumalshipI have cV-
cr seem You viii perceive 20 once that be is man
ol Ono INTEL Erucc. he gives 70 Instruction without
a rsson- and his relseuilg 81 So just ami clear that
yea at perceive Che principle he seeks 90 imart
-and That beng fixed in Che mint the pupil, actlar
anon 90, coon sarus 90 write with else and rapid ~
as we'll as With cicELnCe.
commend Nr. u1lbear Co your kind attention auh
truat 10 VIII be consistent With your views and feel
lngs 20 forward his objects. Any service you may
rcuder him viii be w3rthiiy bestowed and will 0bHFa
me Very respectfully ycgr irient
LEaAS1s TENy., Ccl. 20, is5e n. GREEN.
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MAI.-Grs. MEADE SAYS

" have read with great satisfaction the first num-
Der Of the Magazine, and shall be very glad to con-
tribute to its success in any way in my power"
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GrS. GRANT SAYS

"Sueh a Magazine is much needed, and is de
serving OF the most liberal patronage. Every fa-
cilIy will be given for its circulation in this military
division"
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Allow ne % Introduce 90 you ny friend 9. ". Doh
bear, who sits your city ior tle purpose a tsach
ing PenEanship snG Photography. HiE reputation
successful teacher r. 20 wC anil CD gidcy tstab-
Hghed tlgt win cay nothing on that acofu. only
desire 20 present him rs gentleman sruu whose %
Gicty have derived much pleasure aGd rrolt and
one whoa sou Rave the inteL .gescs % appreciate.
any ming you mag 90 % further bis designs viii be
gratefully acknowledged b. your friend,
JOHN q EDGAR
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Wu Be furnished rec y charge 10 soldiers ~ o. ous
or the Hospitals, II thelr bottss OF inkEtanas are
brought az thl above hours S0L0IEus are saght one
thlFi Teas than citizens
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RrAn-ApxrEA1 DUPONT sArs:

=" feel interested and gratified that such n work
should be usheFed under your auspices, and shall
take pleasure in giving It any aid in my power"
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A FINE BATH ROOM,
Ils'8ukf ilErA II1LNT,
Office OF the Comptroller OF the Currency,

I'I'1-7-'II =
UyHEREAS, By SATISFACTORY EWDEN E
w presented to the Undersigned, it his been
made 10 appear that the First National Bank Of
Nashville, in the County Of davidson and State Of
Tennessee, has been duly organized undsr and &C
cordng TO- the requirements Of the acj Of Congress
entitled " An act % provide e rational currency,
secured by pledge OF GIFTED states stocks, and o
provide for the circulation eud redemption ID reo
approved February %, 1868, 4" and has complied
with ali the provisions Of said act required q be
complied with before commencing the business o.
Banking:
Now, therefore, 7, HUGH hCCCuOCH, Comptroller
Of the Currency DO hereby certify thai the SAID First
National Ban; Of Nashville, County Of Davidson aud
State Of Tennessee, IS authorized TO commence the
business of B4nsing, under The act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and sesl
Of Office, this eleventh day Of December, 1858,
(Signed) n. MCCULLOCH
janIT-d60d. Comptroller Of the Currency.