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Thc street sweeper.' strike.


The engaged In street sweeping assembled ycster
day in front OF the City Hall the number OF
about five hundred: but the meeting adjourned by
the President Mr.. Lynch who stated that there
the time of holding IT, some
ieving 10 be Friday and Saturday aud that for
this he woud adjourn the meeting till such time
full notice shall be in the papers and proper
raugements made for holding "A meeting. The
semblage then dispersed to meet at 20 Prince street
seven O'Clock In the evening 10 hear anything tho
President might learn IN their interest In the meantime.
MEETING LAST EVENING
AT seven O'Clock last evening another meeting OF the
aborers and carmen recently engaged in street cleaning
took place at 70 Prince street.John Lynch President
The attendance equal TO the average
The PREsrDESr made few remarks, in which he de-
MED that lie had positively stated the Commissioners
received 81 900 year, but that II reported He
thought the Recorder above suspicion He congratulated
the meeting that things looked favorable than
they did since the strike commenced. He then urged
the men TO hold on hpplausc.)
Lours FRoxxF addressed few words OF encourage
ment 10 the meeting, telling them TO hold out and their
success was certain.
JoHN CuNSISoBAN made an address in very strong Ian.
Ruage denouncing all the Commissioners and especally
the Mayor and City Inspector. He characterized them
traitors, who wanted 10 take the bread out Of the
mouths OF the poor He then denounced the contractors
in equally forcibe terms and hoped they would
quarrel with the Commissioners. He concluded by
hoping That The men would hold out I'll they had victory
Mr.. sTEPug>s, President OF the workngmcns Union,
said he very much encouraged 10 the irmness
displayed by the poor workncmen Victory had not
he expected but he did not despair that
the voice of the people would be heard In their
favor Hoffman the lamb lying down with the lions
but he will be eaten up In the end by them daughter
IL the S. 900 that made them all lie down together
II the Comptroller pays these men, they will receive
money under false pretences. tApplause.)
MICHAEL. MooSEY the next speaker. He explained
the OF the about the meeting in
the Park.
The PRIsDxST stated that when mass meeting would
be called due notice would be given He said that the
Commissioners would hold meeting on Monday, aud
that the contract would undoubtedly be broken. Jap
plause.) He eniolned them 20 hold out like
motion to hold mas meeting In front Of the City
Hall at Ave o'clock Monday afternoon, aud that all
their fellow workmen be invited to attend unani-
mously adopted
A committee OF three was appointed to advertise the
meeting
Mr.. McCurLux stated that there directed
to 20 10 work by the contractors at whatever
ments the foremen make with them This he considered
n good sign All he wanted for the contractors 10
let the workingmen alone and clean the streets they
agreed 20 do.
A committee OF five appointed 10 procure speakers
for the mass meeting.
The meeting then adjourned
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Of competent witnesses Such contracts we have ever,
assurance will DC fully sustained by the pnreau WI en
established unless there s very manilest inJusWe in
them. .
There are some planters who entertain the felef that
their negroes will be left TO them as sves, and that
emancipation will be gradual, but by FIR The majority
of the wealthy and thinking classes preparing 10
submit To immediate adjustment of slavery, and are
accordingly ready submit TO the order of affairs
ahul TO he introduced into the State All classes say
that If the United Stairs government will compel the
able bodied blacks provide for their and chill
dren then the immediate aboshment of the slave nst
tuition will be advantage 70 the planter and which
he will readily embrace.
AT Houston the following has been issued to affect the
negroes
General Orders-NO 3.
HE Pos on HoIss
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NEWS FROM MEXICO.
Negrstc's Troops Disba nded and Gone Ia
Texas-Cortina's Headquarters Estab-
Iished on the Texas Side OF the Rio
randc-Two steamers Captured by
Him. dc.

Ngw ORLEANS, July IA, 1865
Mexican adyicos Of the sth inst have been received
Generals Lopez and Oliver had returned from their
pursuit Of the remnants Of General Nearete's troops
which had generally dsbanded and 10 Texas TO hide
Cortna had recently captured two steamers
The Commcrce Gays cortina has positively and in a
manner officially established his headquarters on the
Texan side Of the Rio Grande, and that the American
authorities have constrained by the protest Of the
imperial government order cortna 10 keep within his
house.
The Monitor says the commander OF the French feet
had am interview with General steele on the subject Of
the steamboat captures hut cannot gigo the result
News from The interior shows the eoprc TO bo peace
fu Maxnniian is striving TO Improve the country and
20 encourage education
Gaoriflas continue 60 swarm about Haiarnoros
A greai nuubet Of rebos arriving IN Mexico
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vouchsafed them FOR relaxation the prison
yard, under the immediate surveillance of the guards
that daily stand in front Of the doors OF their
cells. None OF the vigilance that was observed
before the demise m their associates is relaxed In
the posting OF guards and rules FOR their government
before the corridors faced by PATROLS not allowed
leave the precincts until finally relieved The top OF
great wall overlooking the prison yard still faced Eight
and day by sentres posted short intervals and yet
beyond an extended circuit Of pckets keep watch and
ward the outgoing and incoming every person
leaving or approaching tine arsenal grounds.
On Monday the inmates OF the prison lad an
acquisition to their number the persons rebel
General Harris and Pro Mccullough. The former
upon his arrival requested that the officers in charge
would tell him where he Upon learning that he
abiding in the Penten;iary Of tho District Of Coum
bia, he remarked that It was IA damned pretty place
bring man after four years GLORIOUS rcyoiutton.r
Mccullough thought II possible nat good might
suit from the rebellion in that il would teach the people
Of both sections of the Union regarding the habits
and Of each besides furnishing Europe with
grand exposition of strength Harris entirely
incrcduous Of this doctrine however remarking, in
ply that no good had him yet, and he thonght
he deserved "a share much any els.
Your correspondent caught sight of the prisoners IN
the yard this evening" before the expiration OF the period
allowed them for their afternoon airing They were
grouped careessly upon side of the encos
ure, apparently much edited by the oquacy Of Harris
who appears endowed with nexinastibe How of con
versaton Mccullough the right Of the speaker
and endeavored occasionally get word in by rapid
and adroit articulation but the seemed contep to
allow the quondam participant "a glorious revolution
to monopoze general attention.
Harris is medium sized man. OF about forty years OF
age, and is garbed IN aaq1atad suit of black. Ne
On is five md. of pyfog-
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Paving or the Ola Hands.

From an early hor yesterday the Office of the Comp
trolier was besct by eager applicants for the money
coming TO them from City Inspector Booe under the old
system OF street cleaning Men of all ages pressed up
the iron steps leading TO the Office Of the
disburser Of the public money. In
women attended TO get the wages Of their hus-
bands All bore their orders in their hands which
were promptly honored by the cashier. who
tainy had his hands full 10 speak vugarly Thus
the last OF the late system has been None have
any claim against the city for services rendered for street
cleaning and the contractors have the sole
OF the cleanliness OF metropolis Let them do their
duty and the public will protect them and their contract
but II TO have second edition of the dirt of last
winter will look FOR those who and will keep
streets clean
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T Z x A s
q >->>,,,,,>c.>,.-.S~~>,s~>oo>
THE NEGRO AND LABOR QUESTION.
The WGz,k Of Reconstruction in the
Lone Star State.
>>~~>~~e~>0~(N~~>~~~>N~>~
The Amnesty Proclamation and What the
IS Texas Rebels Think Of 1t.
~->~-~~~~~>>>~~~~~
The Mexican Question Grow
4 z ing Serious.
c~.>~~~~~~>~-~~~~~~~~~--~
Amount Of Cotton and Wool i'm
the State,
&C., &C., &c.

The steamships Cassandra Captain Holloway, from
New Orleans the 6th and the General j. X. Barnes
Captain Norton the sb nst arrived at this port last
evening.
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wme Atlantic ToIcgrapn.

~ J9G.s N r., july II,
Wa hGoNsn, 9. b., Jolly ID 1865.
10 anticipation Of tho successful laying OF the Atlantic
cable a telegraph hno has boon constructed nom this
pac, 70 Content ihc poot rejected for the land
lug of tho Amorcau shore end Of the cable An oftc
been fitted nr thoio aud everything that can he
douc IN advan,c of tho securing Of shore end Of a.,
CBhlc has beer performed
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pnrmrLruf, luis "a. ,su5
jay Cooke ryuris eatterp pt0ns 10 ibc scyon ih,fiy
loan TO dav " the amount Of 80 5l6 s1
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-25
A Single Bottle will Last a MOnth-to
be used three times a Day.

from Hon. ThoS. j. Turner. Er- Mcmbcr Of CON
greSs from Illinois, tufe Speaker Of Illinois House
OF Representatives., and Grdiid Master of a., r.
and 4. W., The suite Of IHinOiS.
FREEPoRr, October 2l, 1863.
DIR. II. II. SEELYE: DEAR SrR:--In reply to
your notice of the 18th inst, would say that |
was severely afflicted with Cntnrrh for years,
when ! became acquainted with you and bought
two bottles of your Liquid Catarrh Kennedy
Before had used one bottle was SCnSiblv I'M
proved, and before the second bottle was finish
ed, was completely cured. / can recommend
the medicine to all afflicted with Caturrh.
Respectfully Yours.
TIIOS. j. TURNER.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-25
A G. Il N II S.

BOSTON-George C. Goodwin & Co.
NEW YORK-Demas Barnes & Co.
BALTIMORE-S. s. Hance.
PITTSBURG-Dr. George Fl. Keyser
CINCINNATI-FE + SURE & Co&JD Park
CHICAGO-Lord g. Smith, and II. Scovil.
ST. LOUIS-Collins Brothers.
SAN FRANCISCO--Hostetter Smith q
Dean.
Also, sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-25
Sonofactor.

4 Cooking stove for wood or coal that took the
premium over all its competitors, at the State
Fair held ut Cleveland in lsG3. II Is Stove that
has given no room Tor complaint, and ii is only
necessary to enquire of the many persons in
this vicinity who are using the Benemctor to
ascertain its superiority over all other stoves.
that there has been so much humbuSgery about.
An kinds of Tin, Copper, Brass, Japan and
Shcot-lron Ware of our own manufacture al
ways ON hand, and warranted.
The highest price In cash or goods paid for
scrap Iron, Old Metal, Copper and Brass.
no Rooms ON the north side of Main Street
two doors East of Cherryholmes' Corner, Mil.
CrShurg, Ohio. A. L. WDLGANIOF
March 10, lSbA.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-25

Principal Otlicc and Laboratory is at the ". T..
corner of SIXTH and COMMERCE. street, Phil
adClphia, where all letters iOrordcrs or business
should bC directed.
Hewill be found there every SATURDA pro-
fcssionHlly tocNamiuC lungs with the ltcspirom-
etcr for which his fee is three dollars all advice
free.
In New York at No. % BOND Street, every
TUESDAY,, from ain. to 3 p. m.
At the MARLBORO HOTEL, Boston, January Is
and ~, February II and 10, April 10 aud -, May II
June II and Is, July l9and 20.
The time for my being in BALTIMOE md PITTS
BURG will be seen in the daily papers OF those
cities.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-25
Look TO Your Interest !
W. r. POMEROH-
Mechanical and Operative
ID EN I'll ST,
NlilIerShurg, Ohio,

HAVING thoroughly cstahlshgd himself in
III practice. and having laid in fun supply
OF materials feels himself tully competent and
prepared to meet the requirements of every case
and give perfect satisfaction to all. We want
every body to understand ana bear IN mind that
we have and can produce crtitlCatCs and refer
cnccs To prove that out of tive or six hundred
cases that have came under our treatment with
in the last year not has left us dSSnt ishCd.
| by our improved "moduS Operandt" we only
require persons having teeth put I'm to pay MS
one visit of "a few momonts duration before get
| ting their teeth
Having superior facilities Mt command we
feel prepared To put up work ON 0S short notice,
In the most approved style, and lust little
CHEAPER thun II can he done any where else.
We also are (nS every operator should he) fully
supplied with the proper lotions and astringents
for healing diseased and spougy gums, curing
Neuralgia and toothache and alloviutlng the
pain after extraction.
8D- Persons who have once had teeth extract
cd by us never go 10 any one else -du
| In short, persons having teeth to extract, reg
ulate, clean or tll or wishing to have artificial
teeth inserted ON pivot or plate from one to AN
entire set, should call Mt once and we are sure
we can please them IN price and evory other
respect.
! We have samples of work always on hand
which we would be pleased To have every body
call and examine.
Il one, two, three, or amy number of teeth in
lsorted in any part OF the mouth,
All WORK warranted!
oFFICE-up stairs above pr. Bolngs office
Oct. I5, lSGi-no3Gtf
, 1865-02-18
EGu3aitpnE;.
n 81 E S 7 ATE
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE

1he Etste Agricr1t7rt1 College. Lansing. Michigan.
COW aucr tostndents te1y superior advantages -Four
ysa a!e to coup1ete tho of tta1y
HnMtorr. Ph losophy, &c7 ~ In other Cole .es.
ne c9ufies n Chemistry, Meteo1alogr, HotsnY.
= Nina Physiology, and otheI branches OF EArChAt
sct1xC1 are unusually c1ensirt Crt At ats tton Be-.
1ng ,p*l1 s1so 70 their practical applications.
4AE college has Surveying kud leveIuE Inftru.
NINA Museutn Of Natural HIstorS, PhiIo4opaicat
aI.m6nfs and an eIcelient CHEHIciI LApostToEY
N WAlch stuceEts are taught - make AnatyBes.
tne Farm hAs clay. = nd. 1oAD OF di*etent kinds,
known Y The STATE; the stock hAs been entirely
A!t.0frr. Short Horn IL Devon, and eouthtog aud
Ae!1to o Sheep. and other valuable stock hare bccn
AdGfd In Sll matters pertaining to tAfu and gtock
cinesfoom And oct pfd Instruction
than ever before. 30
In Tteetahe garden. unsurpassed Ia the s.ate Tor
sArte!V Of IL products IN the orchsrd the *ral
nit harden. the ornamental Gardens ard the naTse-
g. ktudenta aft tH1Zns all the beet rnethocs OF Hur
ttn tnIe and kindred subJects.
stuuent4 are raid for thtF labor and th er eafptugy
Of untfequ :ntly psy from one third to one Iii OF
their cIpenset.
etudenta admitted TO sclf ct courses and tor anv
Tine There also preparatory class 1or til 3se not
ethch nt!S advanced to enter tho Collegiate course
=. HoatdH at co.t, LIST year at f250 rer week Tui.
non Tree 70 Students from the State; to cthe,s 80
stead. ~ 'S~
IT, clns'es for the 1sst half year OF 1885, viii be
p5mh0enay organised the first day Of March next.
For further pa1tlcu:a,s Or 1oE csta.ogue apply to
fs15-hg7rf1t sn:lnr W.shs.
, 1865-02-18
MONTANA AND IDAHO
TRANSPORTATION Line A.!

1he Iew, ik.t and light draucht steamer DEE
bbOD6E, Thomas ": Rea. CoEn auce1. Henry A.
oE e. s., srs being bn at It.Sna.k
I'll ,ssxe ~ Pi;oH5E .9F Fort Bcrt2n
~ THtsna ~ ~ [eo-oaty 1sth asd 81 Lonts
ehEHver ls open TO 0n&h4 and Council Eiuts
lhe new, !9st and Hight dr -u-hi Etcana r BENTON.
~ ~; heEAfI 4aster, Lewis Alnt Cl.Fk, viii leave
DAT, March llth- S' 49, No.
~. =. pew fast and light dsauSht stesmea YELLOW
seos e, EATChDAT March 18th ~
Ine yFl3 last ant light dr1csht steamer. FANCY
hun5uEG, 1acnas To#nlend, C7mnAnde1, Mosez Ell,
uarn, ,Gle1k, will leave a shove On SATURDAY.
Hgta gta.@e1 DEER 1opaE vi, 7-m.,, n.tvss, Po...
1 asa senloe ust! ths Of MI the boAtA Of
" IL ah,s s1[sngeusnt slipper. bare eet advantage
:. IT, ~ qesunst,o1 aso nr:oarsd T. fuat.e
sPs H. II E1xs tIhFsssn osiyer Ciy List
H*nhpck lily Ind :sAllat1u- For fr<fgtt or psss.-o
spplJ - JuaN G. COPELlN. southeast corner Min
Md tl!Ee sfreets; JUS McktTIhx, northeast G. rnsI
2 o. and Commercial; + JoHE J. IL E 4 CO. Goa.
vent ttreet, between sscont ard 1hirt. Or IVY
=. J. T.. I'll 'KHR
Alo - SoEth water Et corner Of %:at street.
9iG&Eo AE.1L. --- fe1 1I&s-o1n Is
, 1865-02-18

| Pans, Friday, Jan. ~, 1865.
aF mtlmated IN my last letter was likely
soon to he the case, the uontseur now an.
| hrs and -, s s1,an as ~ .ne rfench Cham
80 "no w sna41 soon exchange ther reign
q pleasure lot TINT Of politics. The French
Legislature re-assemb1ea to listen to the1Em.
peror's speech on the 18th of nert month
1t is slightly ominou. that co.,,,;a.,,t ,.s.1
tb;. o.,e. '4A' eo'1nc1uent win
- ~ announcement comes the tidings
ne most erush'ng electoral defeat
Which the Government has for long time
sustained from the important electoral oo1.
|. lege Of Rochefort, In tile departmei,t nf ths
Chatesti-Tuferieure, on the west coasr ny ~
France. The locality is commercial. and II
In part owing to the dfspieasnre Ell ~ ~ a.
commercial treaty with England. whatever
&C Ing cause, the result Is that the Liberol
anu oPposiuon candidate, NJ. Paul Beth
mont' 1' mas 6een elected against the Govern
r. nGnt candidate by T. majority. Of 49,
these event events It H. Is neccaa, In Judging Of
lose SIGHT Of the enormous advantage Of the
GoVernment candidate In the contest; so that
1or Inc Opposition candidate to win, It is nee
eesary that the popular feeling against the
mam.nis5ratIon a;1s must be desperate, ind almost
tells more against the GoFernment- than a
hundred successes do in its favor. So great
is the modification felt at what has happened
that although the above election took place
on Monday last, and the result was Known
and published By all the Paris papers next !,
morning, the Nonittu7 has not even yet had
Inc heaT5 to announce it.
me, Blshops Of France continue TO 70 on
plosestsEE against the prohibition imposed on
Insni oy tnc government With respect t. the
f,dp 1Gpte - ,Encyehc, and The protest now bids
a,, son,a ~ - oesoPe universal But besides this,
soluS " INC roman p1elafes,. as, for instance.
cardinal Dounet, Archbishop of Bordeaux
,ntlmates bis intention Of bringing the snb.
1ect before the Sena to in the approacbinr Do.
bate 90 the address. Tins, the Goyernf1ent
will be attacked BY tie clergy On reiicjous !
grounds, In addition to the fiilaacia1 ma nn' .
litical assaults It will have to susIafn frem an i
other quarters. - eAD
a grtat contest bas inst Terminated :,
Paris between the French Protes,anta Thosa
are divided into what are cafio5 fi5s.4E; ost4 1ncse
liberal or evangelical and rat7ono1..s 4q 4Io
orthodox party have 1sfejy M - n,a;o,;+r 1ne 9
the ConsistorF. or rovernjnr .hoJ13 ~
Protestant Chnrcf1 al Paris 5,d 5ou5 III VI .ti LIZ
majority which exnelled ron, ~ ~ p "as sll,s
pits III, Athanase Coorara1 ~ 1Atae patr
the celebrated preacher ~ III a., sa1,o ooa u
for his sympathy Witf and ,1r...t aa Is.!. Aa"e.
the infdel Lille nf Che;st Us+ y ~ 4e1nse OF
Renan. The elections Enr ~, u5 - .t tsfass1
sistory have inst fat.n n1s,.s .Ta t,nss sne con-
been severe struepie bT ihs 443he-as 41e Las
,aIn q majority and re.3nstata IF Toono.a1 ~ r.
They hive however been 1tf.ata5 4he.,oh
'nly, By q small number Of .yotcs. III |,
n % 414
, 1865-02-18

PROVIDENCE S. c. Supreme
Il Court sR.rtvarr Tvxx 4 I, ,Ees
UpoE The as1icsuoa 9: :SatLaE F.Di1cn 1or n oTdcs
ot notice to the bih.ldc.s Of the Hcr idntno Bsnf
and claimants upon tht Receiver. ~>
o1d u sa1ndssd. ornessd end dsc1eed inst tha ehic
aence !onrnes, !;hlcaEo fdhunt arc sew Iotk n
pune crect1nH the hcfders 9: the cie 1t ssia Hen.
:reci to bItnE u sra cTscnt The l;e sal6 Bsni,
xon g e. GR, n13 stad II tie Hepn
g. Ms1ea !s q thcM Claims she:. 10 15.eVei ss11et
tor st leatttvo mortns atter &c tesnt5 dsT ot Oe
celnhct, lsGz, - Az
Oet- ~ BF order, ''
dels-psossu IL JOHN A. GARDNER, Clerk.
, 1865-02-18
OUR CALIFORNIA LETTER.

Chicago, January 1et, 1855. -
, 1865-02-18

tnkRok2R l1AsD1.-Iha caption or thts pa..,-,,,,
eJInp Ehich ls now admitted, ahea usesi With g..
11axo9Eh INJECTION. 70 be thu s1fest and snnes19 az
fma1es3 IS co9fdsr tho amount oi sutiesi and
=. safao!seaaes, We cAn1ot but nd nj: ihe
snd esa Sa as nse r, Ths3 5sDe
alrtst. but cures theas lis r.c,csi,! VA eos @etey
= 1xstse
r. kae 3 STEM khs erautcason Of vhicn ia tsnp @
oi1i saa oa99etoLf than the .rcatmept al the ti
, 1865-02-18

c11 Ink xDIaS T. NlxxsnyThe celebrated Indian ue.,.
SSeie,e5 IN or. coiumns They ara yar,on1 Ia 4 ~
occf & ts u cur 2! urinary ihaif
Sn s1nes ~ns, GnHer Che narne Of CEk1oKxx Is1axnv
tk h 9eeun1 1!dey knoWn ~ certain cure Eos Fn1t
ai o. aud Giset II Is .iWAss faken IN
sntnEEusn @ H!ta the nae q the CHEnH E4 tsJ1srInW
ncaon o. nt Gest or Flaor Aons II CON-
70 u &C. and "a vii sllJ fee Htu uiaer. i -rs.
Sold b. all dIuggi4t4 'Aeeonauaeaaeo-
, 1865-02-18

tNlse sMtesman, ana INC wife Of tho greatest
'ns general.
aase ys read in truthful story,
TIN Ficuon's leSende hoarY,
A1goE 1hat rings With real glory
Lonoef 1nan our ShcFman's name1
1HIu1Ea CAMPAIGNS u conquest vaster
~ 4aa oelole were rod by master
W he s%orn- without disaster
de had marched to death1css famel
Les Ike man than wierd magician
u natn atotmed each strong position,
19snco tne loc TO swift Pefdiuon,
Out wan afMs his reason wrought:
>opuln1n9 oaE!cE s frantic thunder
cfudc and cruel hlunder,
ue hatn crushed rebellion under
D!astlng bolts OF quicker theught!
Mercy mild. he proved Gods daughter,
Deafest pearl rom Eden water;
o9!l olsoafnang useless s1aughter,
Mtse. 1e BANKED the Red sea's Hood.
MM1yat N ne countfy's quarrel.
nue onto tue highest moral,
~ con!sMnco me gfeenest laurel,
Deceived with needless blood.
pe vengeance rain be len to others;
t9et ae9 sons ~. ae M Knew we're brothers,
an1 Ma ns le!L tney might have mothers
~ .Innis - ns own true vile.
13cass - ao uppt4 assalNng
Nonrnod ~ LILLE T tutupets Manlng
~ tG4 h1t . 1oc utar4 N natt'e ta!ling:.
oo' "atfeu Will "e4poned afe.
Pitvss kindly anpeI fc1n,, hire A4'
, 1865-02-18
Bssss;:sE &tt5 Es9tosnys.
COMMERCIAL NATIONA
UANR OF CHICAGO.

..- TREtsUkY DEPARTMENT,
VFFicE OF TMK CONTROLLER OF TIE CEkkESCI.f
NAsu1So1oS, u. c., Jan 18Th. lSa. }
Ehrsess. p{ satisfactory evidence presented the
andffsEnedi It has been made pear thai III Con-
Getcn National Bank Of lCtcsco, in the City OF Chtcs-
ntht onnty Of Cook and State ii llines has been
dnl5 orsesized under snd according to the require
n,suts Of the act Of Congress- entitled IAN 4c pro
Tas mtt Nadon.l culIthcy. secured By pledge Of
ton and reoeTrtion 1hereo approved June 3d. 1854,
and has complied With all the p!ov11ioDs Of said act
required to bt complied with bc{cfs commencing tha
opEtness q Ban *tng nndtr said act
Now. thcEefeIc. |, Hugh McCuloch, Comptroller or
the tuI7enc{. do hrrEbr certify that "Tho Commer-
ga SAt'onsl Bank Ct u the CITY OF Chicago
tboIsed 70 commence the business Of Banking under
{ f--~ IN testimony whereof, Kttntss uy hand an6q3
eHAL zeal Of office this thtt te.uth " Of Janp1ry
>~~~-~' ISL. HCGa MuCULLQCH.s
Comptroller Of the Currency