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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-16

MoRs Cans ron TIM METROPOLITAN RAIL-
Rokp.-rwo more ears for the nav railroad have
arrived from the factory OF Meiars. Bolton and
pykeman, Philadelphia. Ia few days the con
psny WIN have number o. esrs here ,5.,,7ab5at
|, LADIES. ANY Lady and Gentleman wishing
70 mske Holiday Presents should call at the Dol-
lar Iewelry store, No. as Pennsylvania avenue,
near strest, and see the beautiful
yewelry and silverplatsd Tea Spoons, Cups, and
Call Bells. Only One Dollar. dioiws
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-16

q THE onlypluee where you can purchase Iadia
Rukb goods Of all kinds 81 ManH act9ers prices IL
% d. a. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, tio
hsnnsylvAniA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streeti. Alec, oil kinds OF Rubber goods gbeauti-
FULLY repaired at short notice. mar2s-u
Z NEW YoRK BrILns.-6sstlsmsn Clothing =
Neg end Ea,Aionsssf7 large sssortms.t for Dress
ing Coats exoell In beauty, grade and finish any.
hing over offered In this city.
I toss-.f VI IA "a. W.. Isl. Mn,h ana fsnth: "a.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-16
THB STANDING STONE OIL Cum.
l. PANYIoF WEST VIRGINIA. o.
CAPITAL, satooo,ooo. '8 -rsarn1
N In 1900 shares, At ssoeseh.

Subscription price, si5 per share, subject 10 no
~ other call or assessment. Ia.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-16

Asr ono having occasion TO visit private
medical Institution are. advised 70 call on pr.
Aisrss and suserssfui practice hsrs and else.
where enables him 70 guaranty sperfoct cure IN all
sASes. " AZ 81 T1fNef'0 , y .-7Ft frt I
an visits and communications strictly private
and eonndentiAl porssns calling see no one but
tho Doctor. 50 o. ~ n - s.l.fl - febI--tf Z.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-16

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RIDING AND IA sE n. slf5 -. !, :, =
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-16
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'1 f.s s'iss sss ssss
w ssea r.,i.s,sF ~ S.sassss ss.,i.%.s.
xou lhkiibe sstisdsd that the prssossr did take
VI ~ q ne sss IN @s,iss 2
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"a ~ e .ss as s %s. e .:'
snsSsa Ps.. y s srow ns ont o. great proyssstp1;
X. hss "; fss nm ss ssns y &C.
prison 2 ,sS ss q s. s
ss 10 sisf s g. ss sRHs aS Aiis
S.liss sssins, ~ assesssd. Z yea believe iron
got the opportunity otshooting him On he wou'd
be gniltY q n.rd.n iot ssskins the attack ives .
i ma .o. ~, net 10 pr,.ums or
poet merely that the attack was thus provoked,
yca must be driven By the evidences 70 believe ~
aa yea huss have no reasonable doubt about the
,ss sn s & .; q. I, proved
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hss ssists.asd q nn.pilisd and SPOT e.s ss.sss-
snd sis isss ss.ilna, BSs n 4 4 oopssnSsd
| 81 lie Dstsist Attorney that pniess tho ssss i
douhtinl against him % the other evidences MS
tismsn, that the reputation OF having borne uni.
forniy positive character for peace and order Is
ed hs t A. wi,a u 9's her
Jun A n. favor. II such evidence 2. Il said. can
ofths Sxeeutive, Why trouble the jury with II at
Qf ifitfs oaiy % be t.ksn ~ the jury 20 do
e. :: seE Z: fss:s as doubt II,
srs ~ g ss :ss
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- "a alnA
wrong aud merely 70 evsds Che lac. you with con
Wet him ~ indicted you nnd the prisoner killed
the diseased In sudden passion, caused By sum
slant or great and not IN self fence,
you Will convict him Of mans kughtsr only. II,
howevcr, gon shail Be sstisnsd that the prisonef
went TO tho shop OF the deceased In good aith In
tsnd NJ no wrong, and whilst there ives etiscked
By dsssssed, under such circumstance as that a
reasoesbie an might, well supposs that retreat
vas dangerous, you will acquit him and
Irepeat 70 you thatt you hsys areasonab doubt
a. to his giiit arisirg out OF the testimony, you
will give the prisoner the benent Of that doubt.
The jury than retired and after an Absence OF
twsnty minutes returned, with verdict Of aot
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-09-03

SCENE IN A DENTISTS OFFIcE.-A male repre-
sentative from the Emerald Isle enters, hat in
hand, with THE top of the morning to We, sir,
an I've got a bad tooth, an the divil q bit o.
comfort can 1 get short of a bottle of brandy,
an I've got one of Father Matthy's medals to
kape me from all such evil spirits, sure. Now,
sir, whatn We be akin to pull me a tooth, sir p"
Half a dollar, - says the doctor.
"Well, I" says Pat, g whatTl We pull two for ?''
"Oh," replied the doctor. {" won't charge
You anything for pulling the second one"
Pat seated himself, turned up his mug, and the
doctor took q peep At his grinders, and with a
little assistance from Pat, soon found which were
the ones he wanted out.
Says Pat, This is the first one and that is the
second one Place pull the second one out first"
Very well. replied the doctor, '.any way
TO get them out" And he pulled.
Before be had time TO fix the instrument for
the other tooth, (the first one,) Pat had got out
Of the chair and was edging towards the door.
81 guess, doctor, l won have the first tooth
pulled out till it aches, and you told me you
would pull the second one for nothing
Pat mizzled, and the doctor pocketed the joke
instead OF the fee.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-09-03
An African Battle.

A correspondent of the London Times furnishes
the following account of the recent defeat OF the
King of Dahomey by the Egbas: .
II would appear that on Monday, the 10th OF
March. the Dahomian army, with the King at
its head, e~ncamped at Owiwi, which is about
twelve miles from Abbeokuta. Before six o'clock
on Tuesday morning the frequent reports of a
gun fred at Arc, one of the FIVE gates OF Abbeo-
kuta, gave warning to the Egbas that the Daho-
mians were in sight.
The Abashorun had made every preparation
for the defence of the town. "Abashorun'
signifies the principal chief, and as this word IS
curious in composition, | may as well explain
that its literal meaning is "a King OF Heaven
opening out everything" The enemy approach
ed boldly enough. He had three brass field six
FOUNDER pieces, bearing the inscription upon the
breach of .s Mexico, 1915"
He advanced In a column OF 3,OOO strong till
within ffty wards of the wall of Abbeokuta,
then suddenly displayed his flags, extended his
lines, and marched rapidly towards the wall.
The Egbas Immediately opened a tremendous ire
on the serried lines, and arrested them at once.
In the advancing column were Amazons, VINO
fought bravely and desperately.
MANY of these furies climbed the wall, which
is more than Is feet high but, as soon as they
reached the top, the Egbas dragged them over
and slew them. One Amazon, who had one OF
her hands cut off in her efforts to Chamber over
the wall discharged her musket with the other
hand and shot an Egba. She received a severe
blow from a sabre, and fell backwards into the
trench.
The Dahomians were utterly defeated. In
fact, they have never met with such a signal
defeat-no. even in 1851. They lost upwards of
/ 200 in killed, and the number of prisoners is
said to exceed 1000. The whole strength OF the
King is said to have been 10000, men and wo-
men. The pahomians fled in two divisions. In
front of the division which took first TO flight
was the doughty King himself.
The Egbas pursued both divisions and slaugh-
tered the fugitives without mercy and without a
pause. Seeing the discontinue of the King, the
inhabitants of the neighboring crooms turned out
and Joined heartily in the general massacre. Out
of his three feld-pieces, the King bad the misfor-
tune to leave two In the bookkeeping of the
Esbas. The wall of Abbeokuta is fifteen miles
in circumference, and the population is scarcely
less than 200, 900 souls.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-09-03

SUNDRIES
Grey, blue, green and scarlet blankets
Oil Competing, tapestry carpeting
Carpet bags. black silk Grape
Black silk umbrellas, black cotton umbrellas
Ladies' and Gents silk and kid gloves black and colorid
Linen Huckabuck towels, Russia crash
Bed quilts. veyet-sik and satin bonnet ribbons
Black silk hat ribbons. Berlin wool
Black and fancy colored Ostrich feathers,
Ivory tooth combs, Buffalo dressing combs,
Hair brushes, metal and bone pant buttons
Pearl buttons, white linen tape
Suspenders, playing cards
French calf skins, walking canes
Corks, cane seat arm chars and sofas
Sailors looking glasses
Framed states
Tobacco pipes
Smoking tobacco,
Room paper and borders
Gunny bags
Birch broons
Red brick
Fire and arch brick
Soda ash in casks
Pipe clay in casks
Kaoin in casks
Blacksmith's Goals in casks
$50 tons bes steam Goals
kc. Sc, &c. S9s-2u
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-09-03

De Os
w VI. c.
CORRESPONDENTS IN New YoRK-LEES & WALLER, No.
SO Pine Street
CORRESPONDENTS IN LoSDoS-BANK OF LONDON.
The above named Corporation has been organized fer the
purpose of carving on the Banking and Exchange business,
in all it's branches, in this city and with the interior Of this
State. the neighboring State and Territories, and with Mexiooj
also with the Atlantic cities, Europe, China, and the East
Indies for which they are provided with ample facilities.
With the view of giving to the business OF the corporation all
the efficiency and promptitude of a private banking firm,
together with that confidential secusion of private business
matters so generally desired, the immediate management Of It's
affairs is committed exclusively to D. o. Mills and VIM. c.
Ralston, as President and Cashier respectively, 10 whom, or
either Of them, the customers Of the Bank viii apply on All
business matters.
D. o. MILLS, ~. B. THOMAS,
LOUIS McLANE, THOMAS BELL,
WI. NORRIS, A. j. POPE.
J6HN o. EARL. 10. +. GIFFIN,
MICHELS, JAMES wHITSEY, JR.
W. c. RALSTON,
San Frapcisco, July 9Th, 1854. sSSm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-05

PASSING THE GUARD.-A little incident
occurred yesterday at the corner Of
Fourth and Pine Streets, which afforded
good deal of. merriment to those who
had an inside view of the affair. A notG-
ry. public, friend Of ours, was passing
the above named locality in company
with gentleman from Cairo-a fine,
portly-looking gentleman, whom the
guard took no notice Of, but stopped our
friend with q "charge bayonet." Thn
he regarded as hardly fair, and asked the
soldier why he didn't goto " that big fel.
low ahead" Guard replied, "Never
mind, you are good enough for me; Let
me see your pass" Our friend had his
paper, but being little waggish, pulled
out of his pocket an old subpoena dgned
by himself. and presented It. Guard
scanned it carefully, and said /" All right,vl
while the portly gentleman Aforesaid stood
in the door of one Of the railroad Offices,
splitting his sides with laughter. An old
subpoena is good thing to carry.-Ht
Louis Paper. aasaS& "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-05

NICE CALcuLAT1oN.-Thi sharpshoot-
ing war was participated in by many am
bilious soldiers, whose duty did not ex-
actly call them TO the front line of the
works that day. Men would ask permis-
sion, borrow Spencer rifles and 60 out to
hunt rebels in couples. Two men, am
sorry their names have escaped me, were
eminently successful in ridding this neigh.
borhood of rebel pests. Their manner Of
doing it required vast deal of confidence
in each other and considerable cool cal
culatien as to time and space. One Of
them would take position behind o tree,
select spot where he knew a rebel sha1p-
shooter was concealed, and cover it with
his gun. His companion would step out
in plain view of the rebel, who would
raise up and fire, only to fall back dead or
wounded. The quick movements Of the
Yankee who exposed himself rendered the
rebels aim futile, while the Yankee com.
panion enjoyed the advantage of plain
view at an object at rest. BY turn about
at drawing fire these men killed no less
than half dozen rebel sharpshooters.
Numbers Of men were brought in from
the line on Sunday, all wounded BY
sharpshooters; yet the rebels were not .
whit more successful at the bloody game
than our cool boys.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-05
Hot and Dusly.

The following is an extract from the
army correspondence ofthe N. Y. 7ritsns.
Inprimis: 1t is hot. It is hotter than
Yesterday. Yesterday was hotter than the
day before. The day before hotter than
its immediate predecessor, and It ana ~,
and so on unfortunately. Purgatory "
at least week back, and hell itself not far
ahead. How hot it is now no thermom.
eter of words will begin to indicate. The
boy who extended the comparison Of the;
adjective from hot to hottest, then began
again with Hotentot and ended with Hot
entotest made creditable effort, but failed.
In other climates he may be thought to
have succeeded. But in the light and heat
of this locality I denounce the ambitious
youth as unequal to his attempt. It is
hot. Has the lower world invaded the
confines of this, or is Virginia a part OF
that worlds
This indescribable holiness is part Of
the misery of correspondents. W
1t is dusty. Iwrote the deapotheosiS Of
dust the other day (did you see It in the
Daily -:) but failed in the deep dam.
nation commensurate with the subject.
Did you ever smile and smile, and feel
like villain. We down here do, when
ever we come in dusty from long ride.
Did you ever grit your teeth in rage?
We do whenever we shut our mouths.
else we shouldn't shut 'em. Water, !
adore thee soap, thou art my benefactor;
towels, ye are blessed.
Tertiary deposit, good for growing po-
tatoes, but contempt is bred Of familiarity
with thee-behind me, Satan
Dust is part Of the misery of cores
pondents. $3.50 ic
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-05

Ar railway shareholder meeting
held in London the other day, gentle
man attended, and would insist upon
making very long speech, which he did.
The chairman, when he had concluded.
quietly asked the orator il he had quits
done. I" Yes, sir, quit" was the indig-
nant reply Of the seated man. q You
viii consequently permit me TO answer
you, sir. "Oh, certainly. Il you can /;
but I defy you to do that!" "Well,
then" said the chairman calmly, and wItk,
exceeding measured voice, looking round
the room, ~ think I can do 20 ; / think
/ can do It to the satisfaction Of yourself
II think I can do II to the satisftction u
all present-by informing you thst yon'
are in the wrong room. and addr6ssnR
the wrong company. The brilliant SpeeeS
you made should have BEEN delivered -
No. 8, hrst floor. ~ -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-05

MORE OF THE ALABAMA FIeHr.-The
London correspondent of the New York
Herald writes ga gentleman Of my &C.
quaintance had long conversation with
the second officer of the Alabama, and he
gave him these particulars The arrange.
ment was made at Cherbourg with the
Captain of the yacht Deerhound to go out
and witness the fight, and rescue Semmes
if he were defeated. The officer also said
they had only four or five days proyi-
sions on board. and the French govern
ment had forbidden them q supply 80
they had to 60 out and meet the Kear-
sarge, or have the ship sold and the crew
disbanded. Trusting to that luck which
had ever attended his craft, the bold buc-
cancer sailed QUITO meet more than his
match. In few days new Alabama,
and-part Of new and part Of the old
crew, will be cutting the salt sea foam at
speed of sixteen knots an hour, sinking
and burning what merchant vessels yet
remain under the Stripes and Stars, and
fitted out as before with British gold.
mounted with British guns and supplied
with British shot and shell, and accom-
panied by the malignant joy of ninety
nine hundredths of Englishmen. -Four
American sailors, who were captured by
the Alabama on one Of the last ships that
she burned, have lately landed in Eng
land. They describe the Alabama as q
perfect hell on earth They say there
was not particle of discipline on board |;
that they considered their lives in jeopardy
every hour, and that they did not believe
Semmes himself felt any personal security
against his lawless myrmidons."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-05
NOTICES OF COMPANY MEETINGS

Otllce OF the Yellow Jacket silver Mining
Company.-Iiud Hill, y. T., July nth, l>6i.-NOtce
hereby given that the regular annual meeting of
the Stockholders Of the yellow jacket Silver Mining
Company was, by order Of the Board OF Trustees Of
said company. adjourned 10 meet at the Office Ol the
company in Gold Hill, y. T., on MONDAY, THE
FIRST DAY Or AUGUST NEXT, between the
hohrS of ) and I O'Clock Pm, for the purpose Of
e!eCting CtSerS for the ensuing year and transaction
OF any other business that may be legally brought
before Z. By orler of the Board OF Trustees.
lyl6 al WIN. II. WATSON. Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-05

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
i an Execution issued out Of the Justices Court,
Gold HILL Storey County, Territory OF Nevada, dated
the lst day oil july 1854 in favor Of the People OF
the United States, In the territory of Nevada,
and against JOS. LEES, anu the real estate and
improvements hereinafter described, for the sum
OF nine dollars and thirty cents, delinquent taxes,
and twentythree dollars and ten cents costs Of suit
together with accring costs and expenses OF sale;
and pursuant to the provisions OF act entitled,
An Act to provide tor the assessing and collecting
County and Territorial Revenue" approved Sovem-
Der ~ lS6l, and the act amendatOry thereof approv
ed December ~ lo62-l shall expose for sale, at pub
lie auction TO the highest and best bidder for cash,
In front OF the Court House. in Virginia City. on
SATURDAY. the SIXTH DAY OF AUGUST, AID.
lisa, between the hours OF II O'clock N. and oclk,
P.M much Of the following described real estate,
with improvements thereon. US shall be necessary TO
satisfy said execution and costs Of SALE situated In
GOldHi the County OF Storey, Territory Of Nevada,
to-wit: Lot 100 feet by 80 feet Deep on the west
side OF Main Street, Gold Hill, bounded on southby
Hyde i Co. J. ". EASTERLING,
Tax Collector Of Storey County, N. I.
By J.. B. NELSON Deputy iyl6 td-2eY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-05
EVENING NEWS.
A B ATTLE Hymn

God defend the, land Of nationSi 4t
Mother Of the brave and heei
Fen amid thy desolAtionG,
Stronger grewB our love for the. ~
They who wound thes, best Of mothWS-
They who seek thy life to take =
Shall we deem them friends and brothefsf
Nay wen smlte them for they saks.
Be the sword of Justice lifted
Quick decends the righteou1 streke.
TIli the traitor hosts be rifted,
Broken It's tyrannic yoke. +
Comrades be our motto ever, u
Faithful to our country'G truSti
Though we give our lives, yet never
Shall our mother kneel in dust.
BY the love We bear that mother, n -
By the duty children eve,
Faithfully by ono another q"
Stand we till we crush our foes a
Let the hail of bullets rattle. 's-...g,
Hostile weapons line our fields;
In the day Of freedoms battle gR
God Almighty 10 our shield .. i
When the cloud Of war Is riven,
Peace Shall Hike srainbow shine
They who for the right have striven n
Coming ages shall enshrine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-05
THREE DAYS LESS TIME.
Proposals
yIII, RE RECEIVED RY TIE CLERK OF

WILL BE RECEIVED BY TIE CLERK OF
w the Board OF County Commissioners up TO
TUESDAY, August ID, lS6I, at his office, for the
keeping and maintenance OF all the patients In the
County Hospital for the term commencing August,
A. r., 1861. and ending October /. 1865 All parties
making proposals must furnish all medicines and
medical attendance, fuel provisions, and everything
for the comfortable support of all pa
tents now there, OF who may be admitted here
after, receiving the use Of the building and Of oil
furniture now belonging to the county ut the Hos
pita free. The payment for the support Of the pa-
tIents as above described will be made In scrip,
drawn monthly, by the County Commissioners. All
proposals must state the price per patient per day,
and approved bonds to the amount of S2i,0u must
he given for the faithful performance Of his con-
trHct-thc same 10 be given upon acceptance of pro-
pOSal The Commissioners reservlng the right TO
reject any and all proposals. By order Of the Board.
NELSON W. WINT0N, Clerk
July Q ls6I Is std
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-05
NOTICE.

Notice.
THE COPARTNERSHIP IN THE BANKING
l. business heretofore existing between Eugene
Kelly, Of the City Of New York. and Joseph A. Dom
oboe VIM. c. RalSton, and Ralph ). Fretz, OF San
Francisco, under the irm name OF EUGENE
KELLY s Co.. New York. and D0N0HOE, RAILS
TON & CO.. san Francisco, will cease on the urst
day of July lS6t, Eugene Kelly and Joseph A. DOM
oboe withdrawing from the eopartnership.
The business will be settled In New York by
Eugene Kelly and In San Francisco by VIM. u.
Ralston and K. 5 Fretz-
DeposItors are requested to hand In their books
for settlement at the banking house Of Donohoe,
Ralston & Co. EUGENE KELLY,
GPer j. A. Donohoe, Attorney
JOSEPH A. DON0HOE,
wM. G. RALST0S,
K. :. RRETZ-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-05
PORTLAND, OREGON:
JACOB kAMM.

-ulI1ASN--------- ECaAuChhs
wM. c. RALSTON,-.--------.---- Cashier.
CORRESPONDENTS IN NEW YORk.-LEES WAL
LER, o.S3 Pine Street.
CORRESPONDENTS IN LONDON.-BANh Of LUN-
Don.
U'HE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE THAT
i the above named corporation has been organ
zed for the purpose of carrying on the Banking and
Exchange business, in all its branches, in this city
State and Territories. and with Mexico; also with
the Atlantic cities, Europe, China, and the East
Indies for which they are provided with ample Ia
rtIes and In conformity with the articles OF aSsoc
alton will commence operations on the 5th day OF
july next, AT the banking house now occupied by
DonohOe, RalSton Co., corner Oi washington an"
Witf the view of giving to the business OF the cor
poratiOn all the efficiency and promptitude OF pri,
vate banking trnl, together with that confidential
sacIusion oil private business matters generally
desired the immediate management OF its annrs LS
committed exclusively to ID; ., Mills and hm. Y.
Ralston as President AMI Cashier respectively, TO
whom Or either of them, the customers OF the Bank
will apply on all business matters. The regular
meeting Of the BoarI of Trustees Will take place
The undersigned deem it advisable to call particu
lar attention 10 the following peculiarities OF tner
organization, which Is positively binding on all itS
FIRsr.-Sales Of its Capital Stock can be effected
only after due appraisement BY selected
Tor that special purpose; and the Trustees OF the Cor
poratiOn have in all cases. the right TO become pur
chaSers Of the stock appraised at the
for the benefit OF the remaining Stockhoders ms ,
restriction Is printed upun each Certificate OF STOCK
SECOSp.-Loans cannot be made TO SjocEhoiders,
except upon cOllateras other than their Shares In
the Capital Stock Of this Bank.
TRUSTEES:
L6Tis Is ii McLINE. THOMAS BELL,
wM, NORRIS; AZ. POPE, POPE,
fHS HERM4N a AMIcfELS. JAMES WHITNEY. JR.
WM. c. RALSTON.
San Francisco, June Is. ls6I. ms MP