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Rmro,p M,rrrrs.-The train from

RNIroNp MATTERS -The train from
Wd,hiugtan on the Hempfela Railroad,
Yesterday. did not arrive until about
three u'cluck ia the afternoon. The de
lay was occasiorod 10y the giving out Of
the locomotive. An engine was sent out
from this city and met the down tram
and disabled engine at Elm, Grove. 1t
then brought in the train and returned
immediately en- route for Washington.
The Central Ohio Railroad was sold at
Cincinnati, on Tuesday, under decree OF
the Circuit Court of the United States,
the purchasers dciHg j. W Garrett, Presi-
dent of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, aud W III Clements President
of the Little Mia.Ii Railroad Company,
who as trustees, represent creditors and
stockholders, parties 10 an agreement for
the capitalization and reorganization of
the affairs of the Company.
The Mansfield, Ohio, Uaaid says: We
learn that the Pittsburgh, Font Wayne
aud Chicago Railroad Company have
purchased the Millersburg road, and III.
tend opening it through to Cincinnati
mmc dhately 1t iutersects the former
road at OrVille, in Wayne comfy, and
viii run through Coshocton and Zanes
Vile to Cincinnati. making IA more dl-
Icct route from Pittsbnrg to CINCINNATI.
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SAD ACCIDENT We mentioned yes
lyrday morning that Mr.. John L. Agnew,
ii East Wheeling had shot himself on
tuesday evening. but the accident has
proved "a much more serious nature than
was first reported The unfortunate
man die l. from the effects of his wound,
yesterday about noon. The circunI-
stances We're as follows: Mr.. Agnew went
t, his house between six and seven
o'clock Tuesday evening and lay down
on a lounge in the sitting room He
carried a revolver in a holster attached
to a belt around his waist, and his wife.
fearing the pistol might accidentally be
discharged a. he lay upon the lounge,
went to Inn aud cpaeavopcd TO take the
weapon from his belt in, order TO put it
away Mr. Agnew also took hold of the
pistol and, somehow, it became entangled
and was discharged, the ball entered
his lett side and passed out at his hack.
tie survived, suffering intensely, until
yesterday noon. ..t
Deceased was man of about thirty
i've years, aud leaves a wife and one
child tie was very respectfully connect
ed and was endowed with splendid busi-
ness qualifications. His sudden death
has cast a feeling of sadness ever very
many of ew citizens e -ssgr sr1aR
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WHoLEsALE5 dRocERs.

SD. TRADE Vr tSoS
LIST, MORRISON & CO.,
WHOLESALE GR0CERS,
<GxEs4 - AND lEBE4g ~
Produces Dealers.
5 SSHS EE 3 50 Main ST.
GES 1 pk hSFKT WHEELING W va.
WE DESIRE To CALL THE AT
w TENTI0N OF the trade to our unusually
large and well selected stock of goods. which We
are prepared to offer on the most favorable terms
Our facilities for transacting business being
equal to any house in the city, We hope To oifol
Inducements to the trade, and especially To
CLOSE BUYERS. SHORT TIME and Cash
MEN
Particular attention will DO paid to orders. and
goods and invoices will be promptly despatched.
We confidently expect the continued patronage
of our oil customers and solicit call fron those
who have never purchased from us.
We ask attention 10 the list OF leading articles
enumerated below.
400 BAGscHoIcE RIO CoFFEE.
81 Prime 4"
loo Boxes Hummels Essence Coffee.
tt ir5 # 3 a fttl
100 BARRELS Hayoneyer's aud other stan
dard brands SYRUP $50
s5 HHDs. NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
81 d" Porto Rico ~,
100 Bbls. Refined
25 HALFCHRsrsI IMPERIAL TEA
30 o." Gunpowder
~ Young Hyson
loo Caddie Assorted
srl ---.I ,sfyf-s
100 Boxes and Half Boxes Dark Tobacco,
SIS, los aud l2s,
- Butts Light Tobacco rs and Is.
80 Caadies Dark Tobacco, Is,
~ Light Tobacco Is and los,
300 Navy Tobacco, f's,
* Barrels Smoking Tobacco,
loo, 900 Wheeling Stoga Cigars,
III, 900 choice German
p Kegs Gedgo's Six-Twist Tobacco.
lOU Boxes CARROTS Pack snuff,
10 Bbls Bladder Snuff,
1000 BBI.S. KANAwHA SALT
Dairy Salt Pittsburgh Salt
COTTON YARN, COTTON BATTING,
rauhlawick Cation and Linen TXln0.
MACKEREL, Nos. I . and 8 in Barrels
and half barrels.
Lake Herring White Fish,
Scotch Herring.
SOAP, TALDOW CANDLES
Star Candles, Hotel Candles,
Lard Oil Carbon Oil Petroleum Oil.
GROUND AND GRAIN SPICES,
OF all kinds.
Soda Dye Stuffs and uTocers' Druge,
Window Glass Bed Colds,
Nails Of all sizes,
Buckets, Tubs, Wrapping Paper
Matches s wa'G hs.I RroSm. &c. &C. &c
1900 BBLS. SUPER AND EXTRA FLOUR
500 ~ Extra Family Flour
Reliapis'and besfSrands of Flour constantly
BACON, Lard, Cheese and Provisions generally
jan24
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DIR. c. W. RoBACK-Sir: Your Blood rnr'
Gea and Pills sell better here than an! "'nc'
medicines I could keep. They are lust the me"
icipe for the people peculiarly adopted for the
cure Of Fever and Ague but the people use them
asa general medicine
To break an attack OF the Ague take ''''
,poouful of the Flood Purifier every hour an"
u,on c,e,rso thc stomach and bowels well with
y,nlr Pills. . N three DAYS the c"nP'a'n' VIII
hsremoved aud permanent cme effected.
who try this treatmenthet applying u =
pIvsi,i,n win he saved much cost and suffering
Yours truly. y. II. lNr !
p,yanr Van RurenCo Mich. sept ~.
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BuGGIEs. We enjoyed exceedingly i
brief call al the wcll-known carriage tao
tory of Mr.. John Pfarr. on Market street
YESTERDAY afternoon. Mr. Plarr has OH
hand already splendid lot OF elegant
baggies and carriages of the Rates. n"St
fashionable, and most convenient styles
and we warrant them all we'll made. A
number of others are in process OF con
struction. and work i'll all departments
of the trade is being pushed forward Wig
orously. Good buggies and carriages
now range in price from 1915 to $500 Re
parino is also done at MIR. Piarr's shops
and the repair yard looks like a hospital
for broken down vehicles. They are
there in every conceivable state OF di-
lapidation. but the large force of compe-
tent worl,meu in Mr. Pi;rr's employ ena-
bles him to discharge his four wheeled
patients very rapidly, completely sound
in every part and quite as good ana al
most as beautiful rs when new.
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VIRGINIA SoLpIEEs CONTAMINATED.
In the recent fight at Fort Steadman,
ON the Appomattox, the Virginia troops
are said 10 have tonight with much valor.
Five stands of colors were taken by Gen,
cral Wileox's division; Captain Joheeeu,
of the Fifth Virginia, PrivateJ B. Cham
hers, of the First Virginia, and Corporal
NJ. d Denrie, each taking one. -- ts,s
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IT Is \ FACT admitted 10y every man VINO
has succeeded in business that to do business
Won mnst -. .,,,,.,,>,.,,,.,>-
nr those van wish tn become your customers. II
your wares are OF that sort mat are "'r" "N
ev.rCh ndy YOU cannot well make yonr business
tao public Or draw Too many mt" Nonf store 10
sac what YOU have 10 offer.
INFORM THE WORLD.
Fix ynur standard on the outer wall IN the
shane of handsomely printed i"alcIS a"h SGT
far Circulars and small Bills, thick - leaves IA
Vallambrosa' Or il, as Is most Seneraily the
case your wares especially address particular
class ,,-,,,,,- ,,-p>r,-p
[ IA, which the attention of that class can he
reached bv well phrlsed appeals t" theT tastes
flncies and interest Ii YOU have Posters On
Collars and HandhilS It Is import 3h' "!'' '"'N
III mn and scattered IN the right places.
The surest way t. reach the particular class
veu aim At is IT, make sure that Won
NOTIFY EVERY MAN
Womlu aud child. II Is ColtAtu ihLi Hlb pa
cam may he added to the trade al many h"nsrs
III this cat, by prudent distribution o. bulls and
rh.nlars Advertising pays.
tAr,-,pa,.mrnts are mddohy which the hu5ill"s'
,iite,elta nt hn4!ness men may ha thus advanced
bt having their Jnh Printing handsomely ana
cheaply done at the office OF Tar REGISTER We
have every convenience for DONG all kinds OF
Printing
PROMPTLY AND WELL.
Al tine lowest LIVING prices. We are constantly
adding new styles III type, aud Whatever else u
necessary to enable Va To respond NJ once I" any
c,lls for The products OF Types aud Press
IN ALL RESPECTS,
II - meant that the office Of fHC REGI5rEN shalt
he equal TO AL demands upon it. THE best
Printing. OF every description,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES
For Railway Companies and Transportation
lines for LAWYERS Merchants aud Mlnuiac'
turers for Banks, Academies and Societies tor
Opera Companies and Concerts. tor sh"Ws ana
Erbih;ti,us for Politicians and the rest al man
Kind NAV he obtained at the
OFFICE OF THE REGISTER.
Rm heads Bills and Blanks of every dc-criP
ton Cards of every style Pamphlets and Post,
ers of all kinds, neatly and promptly done al
Tue WHEELING REG IsTER
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: Mr.. Cough has been obliged to sus-
pend his lectures for time, i'll conse-
quence of the failure of his voice.
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THE Hon. J. X. Sass, President OF the
Bank of Charleston, died oit the 10th
inst, at Greenville zoos r4lTa
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FRESH AND CHEAP.-nNstr'" r&"s h"'
ter meats. and everything pertaining 10 INST
class grocery establishment for sale cheap ny
Booth Ratlellc 4 Co. At ia" Boat store corner
NI,n,,- .,,l Y .t,...i Ciil ana see.
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FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS 2am" 'n"
ranison served nm in the hest atylr At F1c
Office" saloon, under Washington H'l' \ ''".''
Iot Of wines. liquors. alcs Sc. alw.>s ON hand
+f GAUS Il WARNAFELDT.
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1.-THE POOR MANS FRiEND-why' BE.
couse at a trifing expense he can be PERMA'
NENTIy CURED of Catarrh by the use of DR..
l, II. Seelye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy orai"''
rycases cured 10y one bottle-never known oven
three bottles to he required in the most obstinate
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-30

THE BEST PREPARATION in the world t"y
coucb OF Cold il Dr. Tanner Cough Mixture
Try it. For sale Wy Chas Graham Nam street
C,utre Wheeling. and druggists generally
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CLOTHS
CASSIMERES AND

CASSIN 4kA'D
- 4 &. VESTINGS
Or
FRENCH.
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Atlantic and Great Western
Railroad.
Eor Sale.
Notice to Farmers.

cEALED PRoPtsALs Nd b received ct he Of.
- dee Of tbe under iEeef, n tbis city until j
O'Clock IA, June 20 1888 Ger farnfshing pasturaes
for Tires ThonESnd GoFefrment Muiea, forfao
months. The u9oposas must susie the prics D. ?
head per.nonfh, and uumhar Of stock 70 Be pas
fared The herdemen vii Be furnished and stock
.urned IN at ow1era rEk. The undersigned reserves
tie right % reject any Or al bds and m proposas
ll Be accepssd uuiess the b sder & ges "a sacfory
evidence that he IL -ompetent and reliatse. Pro-
posa must Be directed 10 Capt. Il. b. Kirk, A.
.. 81 enaorred rProposals for the Pasturags q
overg usent Mules. z. 3. RfHK
HashvlhS. Tenn-, JEne q. 1865. Caps. A. q. n.
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Statement Of tie Condition Of tie BsEl. ef The
Tnina. JHln Isl. 1863.

In presenting the above statements OF the con
tifl0n Of the Sank Of TIE Uhton, from lss9 % the
lst july fse3 lwouid remark that TIE Bank has
done no business except she aollectlon Of some
claims and The redcction Of her notes since ISL
Having. the FIRST Of lisa, transferred TIE Charter
10 A. !. resckS, who is redpcing the oeieiapd ing
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
70 The lie
tt Il n ID u
NATIONAL BANK
Nashville, Tennessee.

TaEssURY DEPARTMENT,
Oace Of the Comptroller Of the Currency,
Washington, June IS, 1855.
FETHEREAs by "a lsiaetorT eSideDce presented
w TO the undersigued, il has been made 20 sp.
pear thst THE THIRD NATfOEA al HANk OF
iSASHVILLE," in the city Of Nashville, IN The
county Of Davidson, and State Of tennessee hiss
been duly organ ssd under and according 70 The
requirements Of the Acg Of Congress, entitled An
Aci GO provide National Currency. secured ~ q
pledge Of uBited States bonds, aud r. provide for
he circulation and redemption thereof approves
June 81 1854 and has complied With al toe rroFi-
SONS OF said set required to be complied with be-
fore commencing The business OF Banking under
Now. therefore, I, Freeman Clarke, Comptroller
or Tie Currency, DO hereby certify that The Third
Nstci4ai Bank Of Nashville" ID the city Of Nash
vile IN the county Of Davidson. and state 81 Ten
neseee. il authorized 10 commence the business Of
Bsrtsur under lbs set aforesaid. =
In testimony whereof wt9sss my
\hand snd seal Of Office, this sixteenth
W. FREEMAN cttRKE,
Comptroller Of the Currency.
49, The above institution win be opened for busi.
nesa in iheeourseof few Gays, q whsch due no
EDGAR 5OEEs, Cashier.
ie274m lrityrspefS copy
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STATE OF TENNESSEE I
DAVIDSON GouNTg. g
This day came before me, ASpHKvr G sECozY, set
ing Justice OF the Peace JOHN HFm iyv&o. and
made oath that the above statement i true, this
January 3rd, 1850.
JOHN HEREFORD, C2imA.
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z-aO Loan.

These notes are issued under date OF July Is
1886 snd are payable three years from that date in
currency, or are convertible at the option Of the
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SAMUEL ?. MOTLEY and W. B. CAMPBELL are the
sole owners OF the Stock In said Bank
Personally q ea'ed before me- Q. +. HUDSON. an
acting Justice Of the Peaee for Wilson county W. B.
Campbell, President, and Samuel s. Motley Cashier
of the Bank of Micde Tennessee, ana made oath
that the above stAtems Mt Is true.
W b. CAMPBELL. President.
SAMUEL S MOTLEY, Gastric
Sworn to before me this sth day of May, 1875
c. r. HUOSON, J. p,
His. z. ". FRAsER, Chairman Committees
The aboveis respectfully submitted in accord
ance to your request.
A. j. DUNCAN, PREs1DExT.
Ordered to be printed in the Nashville. City
papers, Memphis Argus, Meme Zeit" Mem
pills, Chattanooga Gazette, Knoxville Wing
JOnesboro' Union Flag.
EP CONE
Principal Clerk Of the senate
June Is. 1866.
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PYROTEOHNICS.

YHIgE WORKS, Of ~ knds, ISr The cslsigafion
a the coming Fourth q July, ST wholesale AZ
Nandy 4 Carrcila, NJ. College street. near
Church. Ectaii Dealers supplied AZ los rates. Se-
ss,se yolIr Stock q Fire Worxs fnr the Fourth.
iuns2s-lw MllNDf q CARROLL
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AGENCY Expired.

ITAvTsG fhis day sold oui my entire stock Of
Al sutier Goods Sod Tent, and good ~ q ne
has5usss - y W fse ] hereby Wthdras the
agency gwen hifn BY ne il JIue, le4 ior me piir
pose q eagryina % fhe tuiiel' b1sinea-i a. uiii
Hot - responsible for any de6s eontrsetea eiieT
this date LICI IN = httbh.
NasAsHIs, Jare IS. 1855. fe2o-iot'
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U. s. $40 Six per cent.
GOLD-BEARIEG BONDS,

These bonds are now worth handsome pre-
MUM. and are exempt, are all Government
Bonds, from STATE. County, and Municipal taration
roAich odds from one 70 three per cent per ann1 TO
their ral,le, according to the rate levied upon other
property. The interest is paysble semi-anuuslIy
By coupons attached TO each note, which may be
cut of and sold to any hank or banksr.D
The Interest at . 80 per cent, amounts 20
One cent per day on a $50 note.
Two cents "a SIO0 /"
Ten So 500
20 1000
AZ "a 5000
Notes OF all the denominations named viii be
pr,,optly furnished poureceipt OF subscriptions.
The Notes of this Third Series is precisely SINH
lar in form and privileges to the sevenThires al
ready sold, exeep. that the Government reserves
70 itself the option OF paying interest in gold coin
At per cent, Instead of s-IOths in currency.
Subscribers will cs,duet the interest in currency mp
to July 18th, at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery oethe.nOtes of this third series Of
The seves-thirt IS viii comm or the LIST of June
sud WILL he inside promptly and continuously alter
that date.
The sligi change made in the conditions OF this
THIRD SERIES sffeets only the matter of interest
The payment in gold, il inside, vii be equivalent
to the currency interest Of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments in the event Of
which only will the option to pay interest in Gold
be availed Of, would so reduce and equslizs price
Il at purchases made with six per cent. in gold
world be fully equal to those made with seven and
three-tenths per cent in currency. This is the
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FERKs OF sURsCRrPrrnH
Dol AlYKRFIGERS b nETlnL

Advertisements In the Special Cclurzz. arst time.
nom 70 lines, 81 oo-each adc6hossl line ~
cents; suneequent insertions, 10 csn1s Per line u
Local Column, hrsl time, from l b Inca 81 90
each ADDITIONAL line, 80 cent?; Subsequent inserO
tons, Is cents per inc.
All advertisements occupying specia positen
snd AL double column advertiser 1nts, WI. Be
charged SsH per cent advances on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
VII Be charEsd at the regular advertising rssss,
and must invariably b paid advazes. o. 70 IN.
sertion made
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'LENDID LIST OF Articles,



All the goods n the Above List vii BE- soif We
out reservation, Tor Osu BoLLAn each Carescstes
81 AL the various arcles are plaoed N similar "a.
Feiopes and sealed These envelopes ail be sent
by nsli, or delivered 81 our once, without resard
o choice. On receiving a certihcste ~ VIII 80
what i Represents, sndf t. optional with yOu d,
ssad one dollar and receive The ariicie zzaas1 OF
any other ~ the LIST Of same value. Ina trsasse-
ions ~ rnad we charge Tor i5rFsryling tie eere6-
Gates paying postage snd doing the bUsinae, Is
cents each kIvE CEErIFlcATzE Will he senE for 81 Z
ELEvES for 81 fHERrT for e.; StxT1-FTvz far SO T.
and ONE HusDEED for SIS. By this mode We siyt
selections nom varied stock OF me goods, Of ne
hsst make and latest styles, and Of iniIinsc ort
II nominal price, while 81 have 3 ohancs al ss-l-
ring articles Of the very highest value
We guarantee entire saasfachcuin evarv iuslsu.a
and 4 there should he say person dissatisfied gith
any article they nlsy receive taey nav xruaeate-
y return It. and the priee viii b. refunded.
Aaxsrs.-We sliow those acting a. Areufs Ten
cents on eaeh Ceruneate ordered, provided thcir
remittance amount 10 One Dollar.
They VII collect tE7uty-dro caats for every Cer-
tilcate and rataeng 10 ooats, remit to % IS cents
for each.
- Address GRO. nEbTERIr q CO,
Jali-em IS Broadway, New Iork-
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A IL perso1s Eantzz 1lscnarsss 60 E-su-.-
leo-N1lse e col1red Ecuit - seI - a. a. -
esace. No- 80 Sorlh chsrzy ssrsss. - rszizls<
thssF Nanta-
Purses denras a.salze1s w1H 4. nssselA -
nefts-eUs sasaslAi AG4aA
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~ s1EIl-st. ErEE slte1r ~
eas-sEas-Ee. ~ ~ rrE ~ "a
= hazs Ereat ssllsslcacn = s-.s.-- -. 4 -
l-e-A - c.1la11I11 ill1Tle'.t. frr --ear-ss -
go 70 - llae4 Ei.st1lHa7F atFr. arHl 49,
siast- VIA 'a.iaszea5 ssl sI... Isrs--7r -
a&te lsli4 tlen io rssreui T. as trrrs-.1
freAfs'y sll a-se-a4.lfs arcU-E senr .saae..-
7t@eA- awe l.le la-'e-l eI1a1.1l1 r r1r.-
ND ~ q A. ny t.aa 81 tce11 err=ls -..--.-
t1au sel1Ezlg 49, E
Assisllrs -,ar-sla Sd Sew Esrl l.l|.t
Let q he g1is1s.-od lss sessa ra-e-.s -. =.
$3.50 ls,,s - ~ r,s-ra'f -.1s 80 ssas
u.s. g Nae sl-zsi,vs. ssllsrrsa.a = = eafaa
ssua.s So aaos al sell ls.es = -. 49,
se celfs.
sail = H. &c. 81 s,frrz- r--.
elracr l1l7 ss.s - -.
atsEt-l ErsE
pssno9a = Co. ~. Esas-s. IS Sac s-.--s.
i21ls-sr.
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Procure seu'emeAts Tor SA1eSfs VIM ErotA ps
ness.
" tl8EsG 8
REFFKs 81 PERMISSION TO
Hon. Richard ogelsbY, Governor stde Of Illinois.
Hon. DaVid L. Laws, Judge Supreme Court, y. s.
Hos. VIM g. BFownloW, Governor Of Tennessee.
Bug. Gen. Jas. P. BrOWnlow, Adj Ger. State of Ter
nessee
Hon. NJ. NJ. Brien. Nashville.
Hon. VIM. Eathsniel Baxter. Nashville.
Hon. 10. c. Guild, Nashville.
Hon John Hugh Smith, Nashville.
P. W. Msxey, Eco, Nashville
Messrs. Morris Stratton, Nashville
Messrs. Evans a Co., Nashville.
Ninrod Porter, Columbia, Tenn.
Junele-ln
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circulation. All ofwhich / most respectfully sub
nit in accordance with the request of your COM
mittee, through their Chairman, y. w. FMAsER.
JOHN HEREFORD.
ACTING CAssTER.
Statement Of The Condition Of tsc Bank Of the
Union, June =, 1865.
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State of the Union Bank Of Tennessee and
Branches, December 31st, 1852.
arek.a N
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Bank OF Middle tennessee.

Statement Of the condition Of the Bank d Md
die Tennessee, at Lebanon, Nay sth, 1865.
ASSETS. e-s.
Discounted Notes and ills Of Exchange
--ssl good ..-,. 80, 30 ~
BiTs. $3.50. Bls2 90
Cola and silver Coin. 49,. ........... II, AS 90
Exchange on New York. 1850 %
Notes of he Planters Bank. .......,.... 4.674 %
Due fron Union Rank ct Nashville. - 90
D ne from Planters Bank at Nashville. 1875 so
D"' He - ass Sc
pua from Union BsnK Of Louisiana Is IS
DII- on Protest Account. :. I, 4.......-.. IS ~
as Bonds OF the state Of Tenn, 1900 90
Interest due on the above Bonds...... 6,735 90
Banking house, lot and fixtures. .---... 400 20
8N S124 595 90
-----
NH ra LIABILITIES.
capiist stool. $4,000 90
Circulation Sc 252 90
Depositors 65 20
siOI 800 So
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LIQUORS.
HITTERR
sUNDRIEs.

IS Kegs Soda, HI Biues.one.
/ Cask Mscaboy SNUFF / Cudbear,
Hhis EPSON sais, 100 Lbs Coehiueai,
Dutch Maddsr, Bbls Cram Tartar,
300 Lbs best Iudgo, BrirnEtona,
BBia Copperas, 4" Flour sulphuf
Fer sale low, BY EWlH q PEhDLbIvH.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-29
Rank Of the unlon.

Statement Of he Bank Of tie CH4Q. NshriHs
Tennessee, January Isl. 1860!
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-29
Union Bank.

STATE al ne Union Baak Of Tennessee and
Branches, December 3lS', 1850.