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The New York herald., 1865-05-04
Incidents OF the Pursuit, Capture and
Death OF Booth,
THE PROCLAMATION.

Proclamation by the President Of the
UnIted ssates OF America.
Whereas, II appears from evidence in the
Bureau of Military Justice that the atrocious
narder Of che late President, Abraham Lincoln,
and the attempted assassination Of the Hon. w. II.
Seward, Secretary Of State, we're melted, con-
ssrted and procured by and between Jefferson
Davis, late Of Richmond, Va, and Jacob Thomp.
son, Clement G. Clay, Beverly Tucker, George N.
Sanders, w. @. Cieary and other rebels and trait
~ against the government Of the United States,
harbored in Canada: p
Now, therefore, to the end that Justice may be
aone, I, ANDREW JOHNSON, President of the
United States, do offer and 1romise for the
srrest Of said persons, or either Of them within
he limits Of The United States, 10 that they can
- brought to trial, the following rewapds:-
One hundred thousand dollars for the arrest Of
ysnsrson Davis.
I, twenty-five thsusand dollars for the arrest Of
Clement @. Clay.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars for the arrest Of
Jacob Thompson, late Of Mississippi.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars for tie arrest of
George N. Sanders.
twenty-five thousand dollars for the arrest Of
Beverly Tucker, and
Ten thousand dollars for the arrest Of william
@. Clsary, late clerk Of Clement O. Clay.
The Provost Marshal General Of the United
States is directed 10 cause description Of said
persons, with notice Of the above rewards, TO be
published.
In testimony whereof, 1 have hersuuto Get my
hand, and caused the seal Of the United States
70 be affixed.
peas at the City Of Warrington, the second day Of
May, IN the year Of our Lord one thousand
J eight hundred and sixty five, and of the inde-
psudsnoe Il the United States Of America the
ANDREW JOHNSON.
". Husrxs. Astias Secretary Of state.
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the command, after midnight 70 the house Of Mr. Jet
the father Of young Jet In westmoand county where
they succeeded IN finding him. he accompanied the
expedition 10 Warrington, and arrived here this morn
ing with other parties whose names arc not nsces
sayy 70 be mentioned.
would state that debt Of gratitude Ia due by the
nation Colonel Baker for the able eicient and saga
cous manner In which the whole affair has been con-
Quoted tr
There arc parties entirely implicated IN this con-
spiracy which would be impolitic TO The autho-
rites, however, the q~i vve and it will not be
long before exposure will be made that the public
little dream Of H
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JEFF. DAVIS FLIGHT.
Efforts for the Capture OF the Rebel ana
His Treasure.

KNOXVILLE Tenn. Nay 2, 1895
man who was on one Of tho railroad trains capture6
oy sionemah's cavalry, between Greensboro and sais
oury says that Jeh Davis was the train on bis
way TO charlottesville Learning that the railroad w.s
CIT above and below Davis with the other
escaped and returned 10 Greensboro
s'ohemans cavalry Is now In the valley OF the sauda
nver WIN MS headquarters at Anderson, & c. and shs
cavalry are scouting from there towards Augusta Ga
WIN Instructions they can hear Of Jcn and his trsa
sure, TO follow him rs long there is a horse left
The infantry portion OF stoneman,s command 4. an
gascd In clearing the mountains OF busbwbacker. .,.
rillas and horse thieves and they arc making clean
work
Se"' DAVIS Almost Within Oar 0rasp.
KsoxvnLx, May 2-loPM
Information from stonemans cavalry states thai Icw
Davis was At YokviIle, c. the 2sth ul. and s,ops
man forces camc In on the following day
Davis has one days start Of stoncmsn
'en hescorted by two thousand cavalry wen mounted
and commanded BY General a. O. Dbbrell. Of rcp,s....
commanding brigade Of whceicr's cavalry Hs /, 49,
companied BY Benjamin. Breckinrdge and other pooo,.
characters, and will probably bs Joined by all the de,De
ndoss neens from justice and the Vengeance of m.
United States government
Is hoped that General stoneman's forces win over
take and capture Davis, he s burdeusd Win e,cvep
n Reward for the Arrest Of the Rebel
Oovsrnor oS Tennessee.
Lousvnas, KY, Nay q 1885
me Senate Of Tennessee adopted Last evening rcso.
lusion Offering $500 reward for the delivery Of a-
oQvesno Isham RAis 70 the civil authorities Of thst
zalA rgf5I ~
Clsavy IN Oansdian Custody.
roaoxsc, q W., Nay ., 1ses
Osav one u ths Ysbss sgainss whom ths 0rAnd Jury
bund true bln for ne bsoh Of neutrality Nv dayu
haos, yesterday surrendered himself and esvs bal IN
5000 70 stand tsisl u The October sssissa
RsperteA Arrival Of ssrrstt IN Canada.
Trom ths Albany Argus, My A) -..i.
1hs Canadian nswspapsn announce NE ayYfvAl there
= suua, vbo ys r0bahly 4s anailanA q ssssssv
jswari and hs aiisndants although ths New y6sk -.
ooxT1xurp OF 1ounrx AAenI
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STARTLING.

START
The Assassins of the
President.
JED. Davis, Jacob Thompson, G. c. Clay,
Beverly Tucker, George N. San
ders and W. G. Clsary the
AccompIces Of Booth.
Evidence that They Concocted
and Incited the Conspiracy.
4 PRICE SET ON THEIR HEADS.
Large Rewards offered for
Their Apprehension.
.~>~~-~>-~~sS--~->~~-
~ uQndrod thousand Dsllars offered
81 Davis and Twenty-Five Ths1-
SaAd Each for Thompson,
Clay, Tucker and SaR-
ders, and Ten Thou
sand for Cleary.
TuR EVIDENCE OF THEIR GUILT.
AAd1eional Interesting Detsias Show.
Ing How Many Facts Against
mem Were cbtainsd.
s,4, .s~~~~~~--->----~--~
LINCOLN, Johnson and Seward Ito
Only Victims Selsgted.
EXPLANATION Of the Mysterious Movements
sf Sanders and Tucker in 1864.
----~,~>>~~.>~--
they Ply Between Richmond
ard Canada While C0ncocs-
ing the Conspiracy.
A
PUa SUIT OF DAVIS.
Stoneman Only q Day Behind
Him.
J % Has Orders to Pursue the Traitsr
While He Has q Horse Left Alive.
Onc Of the Conspirators :,
Custody In Canada.
vwenty-one Of Them Under Guard
In Washington.
Incidents Of the Pursuit, Capture and
Death OF Booth,
&C., &C., &c.
THE PROCLAMATION.
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I hereby certify that did, on Monday evening tho
oath OF April 1865 call At tho residence Of Richard
Garrett and that had with ms.two other mem Of
whom INTRODUCED 70 Mr. Garrett - Lieutenant Ruggles
and the other MY friend Mr. Boyd; that introduced
myself Captait Jett and that said TO Mr. Garrett
was not personally acquainted with him. but knew him BY
character and tht when introduced him 70 Mr. Boyd
stated that he lEbyd) soldier belonging 70 Gen.
erai r HIS sfps; that he had his leg broken In the
nght beiow Petenlrg; and that requested Mr. Garrett
70 take care Of HID until Wednesday morning that and
Lieutenant RugIt wee going on scout towards Rich.
come for him on vsdnSe1ay nsrsiug; ana that Garrett
oopssntsd 70 take ,are of him, woanded oonfedsats
soldier; and havl no rsasoa 70 bsIcve shaa Mr. 0ass
q HE sons lsetsdopcn h,m n any other rsht Aan =
= BOYD turned sG 70 b Wilkes Beesh the murderer
Given under my hand, this sosh asy Of April, 1885,
Afsr ions computation WIN Lbutsnant Baker,
shousht best sst some Of M 0arrstVs friends 10
20 V Bowling Green ana compel young Jsu 70 come
over, % that he shouh - msAs . vitsesa Mr. J. y.
Powers, p @ Samuel, and etAss psshbSrs, procSsdsd
iais ~ night bowling orssa snA fsssd Jsss bad 70
turned 70 bis fathers house. he sssnocn Of Sun
AaE yhu thsa precssdsA ssospVaiSA n passa 4
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-21
EXTEN|

II WILL
IL from $
Tsod, on thI
(the 4th) II
Sheep, IIol
Tools / 4
term Of vel
dred aeresI
IN g cd red
cotton, Col
ID yelling d
Any of d
private sail
TO myself, |
day of said
Terms M
Nov lOtI
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aJ'itkshnrg direftprg.
Proposals for Forage and wood.

DEBT Miss, OFFICE CEtFF QuARrkk NJ Asi ES' I,
vicksturg Miss Oct -, leo9 }
Proposals are invited by the undersigned Tor inc Ut
livery at the posts OF lex sbure Jackson ana Nltch
p,ints easily accessible 10 said posts, OF goo
taeTcl ant tble Corn, Oats, Hay and " God
The proposals for wood may be either Cord " oou
talsdihs Timber. Merchantable hard wood as I
taadarI
Proposals must be in triplicate-state plainly tn
quantity, price and time of delivery.
Bids viii be opted from time TO time, to meet tn
Requirements of the Government
Iayin, nj to b. made on delive y as soon theTea
ter as funds r the purpose shall be received
By order Of the Qaartermasfer General
HENRY 81 WHkTTFLSE1,
oe 2Idtf Col ard Chief Q NJ.
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-SkG - "a IA ll4Sl haS- anactad -1ha4 Tia
heriffs of the several counties shall pro-
Haed toSo1ifct the taxes Herein levied, in
he currency OF the United States. i'm
.f4eGiately, aud shall make their returns
ny the first of January, 1866. whether
they Nave eompfeted)their collections or
not, and shall thereafter make monthly
7eturnsun I'll air is COLLECTED.
SEC. 10 Be If further enacted, That
his act shall take effect, and be in force
from s1f5r aftar'its passage.
Approved, Nov. l6. 1865.
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CHANDLER's NEWS EXPRESS

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weekly APPH Hl
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Ionwood, Liberty, Centerviile, Woodvils Mon,icaII
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Papers. Ay
Having agents as above, will attend to recording
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agehL ChandIers Express, Magnolia, Miss" Will be
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VIII ma and pay postage letters from the ahova
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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-06-17
Jefferson Davis.

Wehave been informed by an officer
recently released from Fort Delaware,
who passed through Washington and
stopped at Fortress Monroe, that JET
FERsoN DAVIS is still in confinement at
the latter place, and never ,oas carried to
Washington, as stated by Northern cor.
respondents. 1t is true that DAVIS had
been manacled, but only for short
time; and then not by order of the Gov.
ernment He is now simply incarcera.
lied with e guard or two.
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any action on the part of the Govern
ment which shall extend the rights Of
prisoners Of war to those o6icets and
priyates in the late rebel service who
have consented to the murder and star.
walton of our men when prisoners Of war.
1t is understood that President JOHN.
soss;; agreed with the delegation, and will
proceed to act upon their representa-
tions by directing that testimony be i'm.
mediately taken upon the subject.
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PUBLIC MEETING,


To the Hon. w. w. BoYoE are we
indebted for copy of the Richmond
Times of the 18th inst.
Mr. A. LAuGHLrN will please accept
our acknowledgements for a late Colum.
bia paper.
We are also indebted to our kind
friend, Dr. ]. R. Cook, for similar ia.
vor.
We are again placed under obligations
to that obligiug gentleman, Mr.. DAVID
JONES, of the Southern Express Com.
pany for late favors. The Express
Company is an institution" and but
Tor it, and the obliging kindness of its
Messengers, we would be almost totally
in Che dark in point Of news. q
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The Daily Record.

A new paper has made it's appearance
in Raleigh, n. G., under the style and
title Of The Daily Record. We wish
the proprietors much success in their
new enterprise. The copy before us is
well filed with choice and interesting
=, matter
We;haye entered the Record Oh our
exchange list and hope toreceive its
'record ofpasaing events" regularly.
By-the;bv, our Raleigh exchanges we
nevsr see. Cannot our brother editors
in Raleigh send us their publications
through thai Kaerprising "institu.
tom the ssak press Company2 ?
Rowing tka Express Com.
Pany have extt1 mbers of the
now pressfe 0als e think it will
not desert thee gs he are no mails
bywhicll the scsiye the irex.
changes Fayoe 6l.l:' fliese are high.
,ly appreciated B S. present con.
dition of affairs.
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a Resume Of Che News.

BY the Augusta Chronicle d Sentinel
we learn that it is rumored that Hon.
joshua HItE, Of Madison, has been ap /
pointed Governor of Georgia, by Presi.
dent JOHNSON = 81" w. 2g.$s
The men who captured the money of
the Richmond Banks, when on its way
from Washington, Ca, are reported to
have been captured. w
The Augusta Chronicle & .Sentinc,
says that eight hundred thousand dol.
lars, in greenbacks, have been received
IN Macon for the purpose Of paying off
the garrison, and for lother current es.
penses. s&E KS
A Washington despatch dated Jnne
s, says that Secretary SpAsroN has
certainly resigned. Bad, ,healthis said
lobe the cause, ses 4 r
B despatch dated New York, June
Isl, says that Governor BR6wN has
been released, and viii 60, home under
pledge towerk earnestly for the resto.
ration OF Georgia 70 the Government Of
the United States. 81
1t is stated that President JoHssoE
has instructed the american Minister In
London to require Of the English Gov.
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~ 'tOS'sOuVAotO Siuto0lSj ouSu 90 bito
alabama and Others, constructed and
equipped in English ports since the begin
ming ofthe war.
MAJ. Gen. HALLEoK mas issued au or.
der that from and after May 20, all per.
sons found in arms against the authority
of the United States in the States of
Virginia and North Carolina will be
treated as robbers and outlaws.
An exchange says that the new
three cent piece, which is great i'm
provement on the old one, is enough
smaller than the cent to be easily distin
guished from it, and is of the color of
silver. On the face is the head of Lib.
erty surrounded with the legend "Uni.
ted States of America, 1865 )" on the
reverse the numeral III, with wreath
OF what we take to be the heads of
wheat. 1t is composed of equal parts of
copper and nickel, and, it is said, will
not tarnish. 1t will be welcomed as the
first promise of a substitute for the pa
per currency.
Chief Justice BUILT of Kentucky, it
is said, is to be tried on the charge of
conspiracy against the Government of
the United States. Il
The Supreme Court of Michigan has
decided in favor ofthe power of Congress
to make Treasury notes legal tender.
The losses occasioned by the late
foundations in Lower Canada. amount
to one hundred thousand dollars. The
loss oflife was probably not less than
fifty persons, of all ages.
Government detectives sent to the
Pennsylvania oil regions find no evidence
that BooTH ever owned any oil lands. or
other oil property there.
DR.. BLACKBURN, the man who tried
-
to introduce the yellow fever into
New York by means of old rags,
has been held to bail at Toronto, Canada,
in the sum of 81, 900,
The Internal Revenue Department
has decided that manufacturer is en-
titled to deduct all taxes paid by him as
manufacturer, either as taxes, or un-
der the head Of expense of business, in
his estimation of income.
BARNuM offers FIVE hundred dollars
Tor the dress in which JEFF. DAVIS was
captured, and two Chicago gentlemen
are pleading to be allowed to add the
same garment to the, attractiveness of
the great North w estern Fair.
The Montreal papers give another
'letter from GEORGE N. SANDERS, adj.
dressed to the people of Europe, in
which'hssdapounces the Presidents pro.
ela1ss'Tsl ehing a reward for the ar.
RESI- girators as "mendacious
AMI end adds that new eyi.
dem s 80 toduced to prove this as.
AtNless meeting held at Shreveport,
La, Colonel FrouRNEY, Of Texas, pro.
nounced glowing panegyric on Boorn
the assassin, whom he compared to BRu.
rUs, the slayer Of CESAR and predicted
for him a high and enduring fame.
The Louisville Democrat learns that
the Secretary Of War will, in the course
Of ten OF twelve days, appoint commits.
sioners to fix the value of slaves who
have enlisted or been drafted into the
United States armies from the State Of
Kentucky.
B Germantown, near Memphis, has been
troubled for the past year by guerillas
The residents have determined to cleal
y 2 -
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dimfnishes, ifit does not wholly destroy,
altransactions and infiits ON the
community lawless speculations in tho
place of an inyigorating, legitimate COM
merce. Your nemoralists can effect
nothing without the aid of your Excel
lency's authority.
The State has ever continued = part
of the great integral47-the Union. The
people are dsorganized. The appoint
inent of provisional governor, with
power to reorganize the State Govern.
ment, would lead to an early. restora.
ton of civil government, and confer on
the people of this State the blessings Of
peace. t
Your memoralsts, therefore, pray that
some citizen of this State be appointed
provisional governor of the State of
South Carolina. s4@, ~. .,. I. Il, 4,
And your memoralists will ever pray,
-. .>---------
From Texas,
WASHINGTON, June 9, 1854
letter in the Star, from its correspondent
on board the United States steamer
Pengui0, off Sabine Pass, dated May ~,
says:
The forts at Sabine Pass surrendered
to tue United States steamer Gs0asco,
The American flag was hoisted over the
works at four o'clock, P. M.
We expect GAlseston to surrender
tomorrow. a
New 0RLEANI, June 8.--Brownsville,
Texas, was entered by the forces Of
Brigadier. General Brown on May 3lst.
| TIE rebels, before leaving, sold their artil.
lery TO the Imperialists. Cortens was,
harboring about Matamorss confronted
by General Mejia.
The report Of Kirby Smith, having
gone to Mexico is confirmed, 1t is said
he took a large amount of money with
him.
General Candy has turned over part
Of his cavalry force to General Sheridan,
A dangerous crevasse broke through
below and threatened to overflow tho
city and cause great destruction of pro-
perty, but it has been stopped.
| F.. I L-.-#i y
/ We have had q s;pbt of the Charles.
ton Cour,er of The lath inst from
which we Gather The ;tems which follow,
| and which we condense to our limits /:
Tha So,,h Carn,nae ;,rona LasL Loo,,
turned over to the President, w. j.
Magrath, who will a. once proceed to,
the reorganization OF the severai depart
ments. y
GOV. "a. ". Magrath' VINO mas peen
conhnea al fort fuiask', returned 70
mat n fortress oy sPeciai orders : OF inc
iTes,eene' after ne nad peen conveyed
ny snip 10 roftress monroe.
1 The military authorities of South
Carolina have re.transferred the North
eastern Railroad with all Of its rolling
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MEMoRIAL 10 THE PREsIDRNT OF
THE UNITED SrATEs.---W give below,
says the Charleston Courier, the memo.
rial OF the citizens of the State Of South
Carolina to his 'Excellency the President
ofthe United States, for the appoint.
ment OF 9 provisional governor for the
State Of South Carolina 3,
10 his E'rnell4neg "A dye,o j clh..soa,, Pres.
fdent ofthe United States bFyf8 =
,f The undersigned, who have taken the
oath Of allegiance, long residents Of
Charleston and other sections of tie
State Of South Carolins, and citizens Of
eUnitsd States Of America, p,ost res.
,ully memorialize your Excel ENJOY, to
obtain the.restorati6n Of the OWL govern.
mens IN this State. The great civil war
which moistened our land with blood.
ruined our people, and desolsted our
homes, is at an end Id good faith. we
have renewed opr fidelity togthe Consti.
tntIon Of The United States. There is
no reserved iEtention to embasrass the
authorities Of sullen disposition to op.
poseth GoyerBment.
The dstefEai nation is ufive.sal 10 So
in spirit and IN truth loyal, and to do
NIL that becomes citizens whose ;ntesesls
is'in the United States, to promote The
prosperity oftheir country. The depn.
yation of civil government opposes the
eaergies Ofthe people, creates distrust,
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wTNNsBSoRo.
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE Il, 1866.
PUBLIC MEETING!

The citizens of Fairfield Dis
trict are respectfully invited to
attend a.
PUBLIC MEETING,
to be held at Winnsboro, on
Wednesday, 22a'd inst, at III
o'clock, a. M, for the purpose Of
adopting. measures for the res
toration of the Civil Govern
ment of the State of South
Carolina.
The New York herald., 1865-02-03

A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT HOUSEHOLD FUR
N nture for sale, sacrHce-Parior Furniture covere,
pets Mirrors Panoforte Chamber and Dining Furniture
China, Glass Silver Ware, Table Cutlery Inquire At
West Sixteenth street. near sirsh avenue.
E,URNITURE.- A COTTAGE SET OF GooI
Bedroom Furniture. Address Furniture Herald oncc
The New York herald., 1865-02-03

s6ninlsw Stephen Williams, No IB7 Cnrystis street. on
Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock without further notice
sARasAn.-At his residence No 40 Eass Tenth
street, on Tuesday, January 81 tpoEAxD sARasANr d.
dn yentives and friends respectfully invited 10 At
tend me funeral this friday morning st ten O'Clock,
wisconsin papers please COPY
BcHwAB.-0n Tuesday nqht January 81 after
lingering ilness, CArHARnn wife OF John Schwab aged
~ years, months and days
Inc friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from her late residence Ill
Cn{yse street. this friday afternoon st O'Clock.
3ArsoH-On Thursday February 2, THOMAS 8 Hm1soN
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from his Late residence In
East Chester New York.
srour.-At Fishkil Dutchess county, on Wednesday,
February JACOB B. srour, native Of this city, in the
vAis.-0n Friday, November IS, At Salisbury NJ O.,
Sergeant GnlIKr ADRIAN VALE Company d, One Hun.
dred and Seventy sixth regiment New York Volunteers
WADs-suddsnIy, TuoxAs WAN. in the ssth year OF
his age. #
Dublin grelan9 papers please copy:
ary 2, SARAH, widow Of William W. wetmore in her o2d
year.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral without further notice. from the resi-
dence OF her ughter % West Warren street. this (Fr
day. afternoon, q hall. past two O'Clock,
YouNoBLooD-On Wednesday, February !, In Brook
lyn, N r., l. MATILDA ADnLuI, wife Of William Young.
blood and daughter Of Thomas Q. Pnokney Esq, aged
g year2L
The relatives and friends Of the family ere invited 20
attend the funeral without further notice. from her late
residence 102 Dean street. Brooklyn this friday after.
noon, at one O'Clock The remains win be taken TO Ja-
maica, L. l., for intermenk
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FINANCIAL.

rlREAsuRY DEPARTMENT., OFFICE OF CoMPTROI..
4 ler OF the Currency, Washington, JAN rs, 1885,
Hsnsd q made g aRpsas that ne Awsc:n ".
county Of New York and State Of New York has duly
organized under and according the requirements Of tho
secured BY psdss Of United State. bonds and to
proved June 1884 and has complied with ali the provisions
OF saiact required be complied with before commencing
Now, therefore: Hugh ncCuIosh Comptroller Of the
Bank Of New York the city OF New York. in the county
Of New York and State Of Now York. s authorised
the business Of banking under the aforesaid
In testimony whereof witness hand and seal OF ONCE
(sd) HUGH McCULLoCH
tSeall Comptroller Of the Currency.