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Tho Now York Daily Nowahos tb,

The New York Daily News has the
following from its Baltimore CORES.
pondent, bitter secejsionist:
"Whilc Gen. Joe Johnston was in
Baltimore recently, young gentle.
man of that city, who had known the
General before the war, renewed his
acquaintance on the street with the
remark, General, regret we were
obliged to surrender to overwhel
ing numbers, but rejoice we are not
whipped you have had no active
participation in the fighting, l be.
lieveT inquired the General. No
Sir Under those circumstances
rejoined the veteran, you are not
whipped; but l ami!
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SaIuinlnrY.

BY the above it will be seen thai
there has been a change in the pro
prietorship and publication of The
Jefiersonian. 1t only remains fol
us TO salute our readers and go &c
work. Without wishing to make q
profusion of promises, we would as.
sure the readers of the paper that
we shall try to make it worthy thcil
support.
Politically, the course of the pa
per will be substantially as formerly
"a firm and staunch upholdcr of the
principles of the Union party.
With many wishes for the success
OF the outgoing editors, we enter up.
on our labors.
L. G. THRALL,
O. +. LOCKE.
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Among the criminals that wer'
hauled over the Goals by the VI. +
Conference at Edgefeld Tenn, was
the Rev. Mr.. Jackson. He WAS sc,
cused Of having left his circuit, snd
WAS told that the least he deserved
was Il severe reprimand. The reye..
end gentleman got up and said that
it would be an easy matter for him
to explain his reasons for the alleged
sin. lie said that the brethren paid
him his quartcrage in Confederate
money, which would neither buy him
= robe of Office, nor pay his board,
or the shoelng of his horse.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IOHN WARD, Isaac Edgar, Susan Miller.
81 John Williamson Daniel ID. Edmonds and
Margaret williamson, widow OF Aaron VII
hanson. will take notice that q petluot was
hled against them on the nth day of Novem-
ber, 1885, in the Court OF Common Pleas
within and for the county OF hancock, star 2
NJ Ohio. by John n. Gartee and Is now pend
ing, wherein John R.Gartee demands part ttion
VI the following real estate, situate in Han
cock county, Ohio, to wit. K
The west half OF the north half OF tne eas
half q ! the south. east quarter of section Sly
| (G) in township one. ~ south OF range elev
en- (lll east,exc epting a small triangular piece
4 IN the southwest corner of the above des
lcribed land, south ofthe Marion State road
| And that at the next term OF said Court tht
said John II. Gartee will apply for an orde
that partition may be made Of said premise
and the dover of said widow assessed there
lin.
4 JOHN n. GARTEE.
. 0'NEAL. BLAoxF Rp & HARSH, his Att'ys.
| Nov. "a, lSi6.- %.
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Gov. Cox has signifed to d. r..
Cowan that he wishes to retain him
in his present position of Adjutant-
General of the State. The Quarter.
master Generals Department has
been offered to Col. d. w. Day, OF
Wood county. VIM. T. Coggshall
late Of the OHIO State Journal, has
been rendered the place of Private
Secretary to the Governor. The
present State Librarian, Mr.. Har.
baugh, is to be retained.
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The National Intclligcncer says
that at conservative meeting at
New Creek, Virginia, last week, the
leading Democratic orator uttered
the following sentiment: "The as
sassination of Abraham Lincoln was
a mcrcirul dispensotion; but it would
be n still more merciful dispcnsatior
if his unworthy successor, Johnson
should be assasinatcd." The blood
thirsty orator now cools his fervol
in Cumberland Jail.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-24

The strong minded women of G Ger-
many, numbering over one hundred
thirty, recently held n convention at
Leipsic, TO consider the evils under
which the sex labor in that country,
and to devise remedies. A few got
excited, butthe majority entered INTO
the Discussion with GOODNESS and abil-
ity. A pretty fraulein suggested
that the best remedy would be 3
wholesale emigration to America.
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ATTACHMENT.

Theodore NJ. Gaddis, an
infant, who sues by his Be fore D. Boards
next friend, urleigh Is. ley, J r., OF Find
barney, Plaintiff, lay, Tp., Hancock
against county, Ohio.
Henry c. Darrah, Dei't
nnth l3tn day of November, A. D. 1865,
" said Ju tice issued AN order OF Attach
ment in the above action for the sum Of
ons hundred dollars. and interest thereon
from October IL. 1885, and probable oosts :.
THEODORE NJ GADDIS,
By Ais next friend. b, Barney.
O'NEAL, BLACHFoRD K HlRsH, Atly's.
Findlav. o.. Nov. Is. 1865. n27 q.
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Notice.

UNHE undersigned has been duly appointed
Executor OF the last will and testamen
of Thomas G. wnder, late OF Hancock coun I.
deceased. All persons indebted To the es
tate are requested to make immediate pay
meut, and those having claims against IN
ssiute will please present them to the unde
signed Tor allowance, Immediately.
JOSEPH =. PATTERSON.
O'NFAL, BbAcEFoRD & HARSH, Au'ys.
Npv u ISG5.-at
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Among the items Of news will be
found various reports from Mexico.
They are mostly rumors, and if our
readers can make anything out oI
them, in regard to how matters
stand there, they can do more than
we can.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Morrison Il Gross, pltG, Before .. b. Boards
against sley J, p. Of Flndlay
IT. G. Darrah, Det't tp., Hancock CO., o.
nN the 10th day of November, A. d. 1865
~ said Justice issued an order of attach
ment In the above action, for the sum 0
thirty nine and forty one hurdroths dollars.
| MORRISON & GROSS.
/ JB h r. T. DUNN. Attorneys.
l Nov. "a, lSs5.-vl2n28 -3w.
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Saturday, Deeenber ~ d, 1898,


saturday, Dece albcr ~ Il, 1888,
at one o'clock, p. NJ, at the door Of the
Court House OF said county OF HIrcOck, tho
fol owing described real estate, situate IN the
county of Hancock, and state OF Ohio, To wit
The southeast qlaricr OF the North west
quarter of section twanty nine, (2J) township
two, (2) North range twelve, (l2) Etst, con.
tanning fr'y acres, moro or les, appraised
at Sl,SOO. Also. pat of the South half The
south west quarter ~ section twenty, (20) in
sad township and range, and bounded and
described aS follows, to wit; Commencing
for the same W the South west corner OF
said south halt and rnnning thence East TO
the Southwest corner OF the lot OF land upon
watch Is situated the Presbyterian Church.
near the southwest part OF the village OF Ar
cadIa, thence North along the West line OF
said lot OF land known as tho Presbyterian
Church Lot 10 The North west corner OF the
same, thence East to the West line OF the
town plot Of the said village Of Arcadia as
hrst land ou; thence North along the West
line al said village TO the South east corner
Of the lot OF lana upon which Is situated the
brick school house of said village Ot Arcadia,
and known as tho school house lot; thence
West to the oOulh west CORNER vi Sal school.
house lot; thence North To the North west
corner of the same; thence East to the North
east coruel cf the same; thence North TO the
southeast corner Of lniOt No. one hondred
ana nine, (l0J) IN said village OF Arcadia;
thence west 10 the SJu,h-wsss corner OF / n
Ion ouo hundred aud ten, (llO) in SAID village;
thence North to the line OF the AXE Erie 4
Luuisville Rail Road; thence in South
westerly direction along the line of said all
road TO the West line OF SAID South half of
said Southwest quarter OF said section TWEEN
ty, (2O) thence south along said west line TO
10 the place Ol be2 inning, containing eleven
acres more or less. Appraised at $500.
TEAM OF SALE;-Une.lblrd IN hand, one
third IN one year, aud one'third two years
rom the day of sale, with interest; the pay
ment to be secured by mortgage upon the
premises sold.
JACOB PETERS,
Administrator OF the estate OF David Peters
deceased.
Brown & BuRKEr, Attorneys.
nov. .2k.5W.
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nrorcemonts for the garrison at Matamo.

enforcemonts Tor the gafris0n at Matamo-
ras.
Prominent Texans are arriving here
They concur in stating that the the manage
nent uf the Freedmen's Bureau there has
demoralized the no groes, who were ut frst
generally contonted TO remain with thei
owners and work for them. The change has
reatod great dissatisfaction among the
whites against Gen. Gregory and his agents
the railway from Lavscca 10 Victoria will
be completed during the present month.
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ATTACHMENT.

R,.,o,cb n p,rror prgl Before D.B. Boards.
'N' 70" agoiost ley, J. p. OF Find.
Harry r 6'rrab nart lay Tp., Hancock
'-'1'' O :" county, OHIO.
an the llth day of November; AZ D. 1865 !,
" said Justice issued an order Of Attach
ment In the above action for the sum o.,
seventy two and Is 100 dollars, and Interest,"
thereon from October 90. 1865, and costs.
BURLElGH b, BARNEY,
O'NEAL, BLAcKFoRD & HARsn. his ,Atiy's..
Findiay, o., Nov. 10, lSG5 n27 %.
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ATTACHMENT

Elijah BIrnd. b. B. Bar
ney aud G. l.. Turley, Before n. b. Boards.
partners In business. AS ley, J. p, of Find
Bdrnd. Barney farley, lay Tp., Hancock
Plaintiffs, county, Ohio.
against
Henry C. Darrah, 0ett.
nn The l3th day OF November, A. D. 1865,
" said Justice issued an order OF Attach
ment IN the above action for the sum Of
s4l3s.
BARND. BARNEY h TURLEY.
Findlay, Ohio, Nov. 10, 1860. n27 q.
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A conscript being told that it was
sweet to die for his country, tried to
excuse himself on the ground that he
never did like sweet things.
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FARM FOR SALE.

A fine farm, situated four miles from Find
N lay and one hall mile north Of the Tilin
road. One hundred and twenty acres, twen.
ty five acres of which are imprcved and we'll
set with grass. All Of the land ls well fenced, :,
there Is u cuportable house, u god frame
barn and thrifty, bearing orchard. Any
person wishing 10 purchase viii please call on
REV. DAVID GRAY, Findlay, o.
Nov Is, lSBj.yl2u27
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}lflD Aousrti5r
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Rem lining unclaimed In the Post. once. In
Fiudity. ou the 2ilh day OF November, lsG5.
Baker ; Foust rs
Bates Jake LudI Mrs Annie
Lark Mrs Nm II Mann Aaron w
CnUs j W. Shaln Mary
Clark l. p
Persons wishing to obtain any OF the above,
must call for "dverti.ed i,tters, giving the
date oi this List, aud paw one cent for ad
vtr isiut. j. y. ROrHtlllLD. p. VI.
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NOTICE,

JACOB vANLuE, OF THE STATE OF
on the twenty first day OF November, A. d.
1865, file her petition in the ofiio OF the Clerk
Of the Court Of Common Pleas, within and
for the County of Hancock, and state Of
Ohio, charging the said Jacob Vanlue with
wiliul absence for more than three years,
with habitual drunkenness the same length
" time. and extre ne cruelty and asking
that she may be divorced from the said Jacob
vanlue. ghich petition will stand for hearing
ut the next term % said Court. Dated No.
vember al, Ices. LEAR VANLUE,
| nov2l CIV BY DsOs GvT, her Atty.
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S T II A Y L d
Notice.

TACoB H. HET.T, Of the State Of Michigan,
- is hereby notided that Elizabe tn Helt did,
on the 18th day Of Move mber, A. D. 1866,
hle her petition in the office of the
the Court Of Common Pleas. within
the ounty Of Hancock and State of Ohio,
the said Jacob II. Helt with extreme
cruelty and habitual drunkenness for more
than three years last past. and asking tha 8
she may be divorced from the said Jacob n.
Helt which pc tition will stand for hearing
at the next term Of sad Court.
ELlZ BETH HELT.
By Epson Corr. her Attorney.
Dated this 18th day OF Nov, pseS vl2n 25ts
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Goods of all kinds. Fresh and New,
AT HEADQUARTERS

We Sell Goods as Cheap 'he whoie
year rOu0d as our uptown ..'eishnors
do for "siKty Days dhly.',
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS
Call for n Meeting.
An INSTITUTE to be HELD

ry Pursuance OF A RESOLUTION
\ ni ssed at primary meeting OF Teachers,
"a T.. / ~ the Board Of EXt miners the under
sirue,' A'sCutve Cnmmitteea pointed ut the
..il M, ct ~. hereby issue thsir call To the
reacI.r. ~ Ianco,k County 10 assemble AT
the N,w Sc.o,l ouse in District Number o.,
IN Fiui,ty towns MP on
Tuesday, the cs.'h OF December, 1865,
atO o'c.' .'Hek a. ".
The object Of the m ,et 'ug il the permanent
or an zatnl OF th- Hu C. "S county Teach
,rs A,so iation, II der ,he salute ct Ohio.
p ,ssed March 7l-t. 1854. an .or 'he purpos"
ut holding An Institute f,r u. o 'ern oi one
week. hvsry teacher In the {, amy Is re
specially invited TO he present ~ l. 'e oigan-
Ltuuu ut tie Association, an to ttA y paVl
m the exercises OF the Institute. n, tne
school Comm issuner. h. Il W.iru, wa re
present TO assist in the inSiTUCLun am. 10
ucllytr pu bile lect.re, and tho presence u
Pr't. C"wDtsr, OF SaudusSy City, Is also ex.
pected L. ne secured.
The sta.e turnl shes these seasons Of In |
structiOn and i'm IrOvsnent to tbs teAuberl
free ~ charge, that he may 10 more fully |
qusl TED tor the discharge ot his outiss as 4 |
public Ulcer. Lot the teactsr. of this COun |
~ see thdi the bounty Of the State Is not mis- |
applied. Let every teacher turn out. is.l. |
ing that IN thls way only can he fulhl his |
eneagemen, with tbs public who EMPLOYS
h,n' or Do his duty toward the school ia his |
Immediate charge.
II. NIL LER.
J. S. VANHORN. Ex. Com |
JASON BLACAFORD,I
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the under.
In signed has been appointed and qualified
Administrator oi the estate OF jacob Bryan,
late OF Hancock county, Ohio, DECEASED.
WV. THOMAS.
Admit nistrator Of the estate Of Jacob Bryan,
Noy, IL, ls65-yl2n27ts.
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A Aa.EaiEaistrat0r's Sale Of
Real Estate.

TyFURsUASCn nOTASoRDER GRANT
Il Ed by the Probate Court OF Hancock
County, Ohio, | Will oGor for sale, at public
auction, on
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-08-07
AFFAIRS IN MISSISSIPPI.

The Worlds vicksburg correspondent
says: - ..,.....,;
/ Governor Sharkey is now at work organ
izing Courts of Judiciary as fast as possible.
Wherever civil functions have been disturbed
Throughout the S ae be has reinstated the.
old occupants and called upon Them to quail
lily themselves by taking the oath and resum-
ing their duties. -F s.s tFsW 2
= An niqnitous scheme has been frustrated
by his appointment. Some of the officesholds
ers, trade agents, con 'ractors and others, gen.
orally of Northern birth, had concocted a
scheme whereby military Governor was to
be appointed In furthersnce. of their pur-
pose, General Davidson had illcitly e0deav.
ored to get control of newspapers in this
place and Natchez. The scheme has been
handsomely frustrated. tf a
The material pro periy of the State is
gaining ground since the close of the war.
Cotton, of which there are still some lots in
the country, is coming in quite freely. Sew
eral hundred bales came from Yazoo alone.
There is but little cotton growing on the
shores of the Mississippi, in consequence Of
the overflow, and none in the interior The
cora crops are good. Red rivec, the Ouachita,
and other tributary streams are being drained
of immense amounts of cotton. Persons
from Shreveport and the northern part OF
Texas say there is large amount OF cotton
in the country. So soon railway commu-
nication ia restored large lots of cotton will
come to market from Pearl river. Cars are
now running regularly from jackson to Oor-
NTH, Senatobia aud Meridian, and eastward
from Vicksburg to Big Black bridge, from
where a line of stages run to Jackson.
There is not SO much private stealing as for
merly, but the robbery of Government cotton
Is simply enormous.
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MEXICAN AFFAIRS.

Wrighting from Clarksville, lexss, a cor
respondent says: ..-.t--
Maximilian's forces are estimated at from
1870 to 20, 600, and many ofthese are Mexi-
cans, whose pay is twenty-five cents per day,
and no rations furnished these troops would
not stand very long before General Sherman
veterans. General Torlla (Mexicanl and
staff left Ragdad Sunday, the 9th, for NJ tas
moras, on the steamer San Antonis. He is
from Vera Cruz, and relieves General Meia,
who proceeds to Monterey. No passengers
are allowed on the boat, and the captain in =
formed US that he would not be remunerated
for the use of the boat. The steamer Camar-
go, captured by the Oonfederates from BIS On
one o f the Louisiana rivers, and sold to the
French has been doing good business be-
tween Bagdad and Matamorss.
Our government has already made demand
for artillery sold to the French by the Con-
federates, which has been complied with, and
they will soon demand the restoration of the
steamer Camargo Cortinas, it is said, is on
the Texas side of the river, few miles above
Matamoras he was in Brownsville few
days ago.
The army of Cortinas il rather desli tute of
the munitions of war, but not discouraged
Macmillan is not popular among the people
Of the Rio Grande Matamoras papets of the
Instant state that Napoeo has informed I'm
Gle Samuel that he shall stand by Max, aud
all are awaiting the action of the United
State Government SOC
There is a good feeling apparently existing
between the French and American forces,
each party seemingly determined not to be
the aggressor. A.. 80
1t is intended now to move a part of the
Twenty fifth corps up the coast, the cavalry
to proceed to Indianola, to be mounted. and
thence to San Antonio. No serious accident
has occurred in the expedition thus far The
weather has been fine for the transporting of
troops, and very few have died from sickness.
Neao Bedford Mercury.
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AN ARTIST WITH AN ELEPHANT ON HIS
HANDS. "A Richmond letter says: 1t is re-
ported here that Mr.. Volk, the artist and
sculptor, formerly of Baltimore, lately COM
missioned by the State of Virginia to execute
a bronze stature Of Stouewall jackson. has
nearly finished the task, but is now in quite a
quandary to know what he shall do with it.,
in consequence of the sudden collapse of The
Confederacy, and the change that mas come
over the spiri of things in Virginia. TIE
statue was designed to be placed upon one of
the vacant pedestals IF the Washington Mon
ument, in the Capitol Square, ia company
with the statues ofJefferson, Heory ard Mason,
of revolutionary memory. Like theso, the
statue of Stonewall Jackson, by Volk, is to
be above lifessize, with the habit and insignia
of rebel acknowledgement Forty thousand
dollars in gold were appropriated. 20 enable
the artist to execute the work in Europe, and
he went abroad with this intention over a
year ago. During his residence abroad Mr..
Volk acquired fine arts ic reputation, and
his statue o: Stonewall is said 70 be work
of great merit But what will he do with it ?
That's the question 1t is an elephant on his
hands
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.TREAsUARY DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON JUNE 8, 1865.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented
to til under siene', it has been made to appear
tina. the ESSEX COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
OF NEWARK, in the City OF Newark, in the
County OF Essex, and State of New Jersey, has
been duly organized under and according tothe
requirements OF the act IT Congress entitled
can Act 10 provide National Currency, secured
by pledge of United States bonds and to provide
tor the CT rculaton nd redemption tt ereof," APP
pr. we'd June 3. 1864, and has complied with all
the provisions OF said act required to be complied
with before commencing the business of banking
under said act:
Now, therefore, l, FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller OF the Currency do hereby certify
that the ESSEX COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
OF NEWARK, in the City of New ark, in the
County of ElseX, and State of New Jersey is au.
thorzed to commence the business of banking
under tho act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and
seal OF office this third day of June, 1865.
FRESHMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller OF the Currency.
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,

WASHINGTON JUNE 9Th, 1865.
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned, it has been made to appear
that the NEWARK CITY NATIONAL BANK
IN the city of Newark, in the county OF ssex, and
State of New Jersey, has been duly organized
under and according to the requir ements of thu
act of Congres sutitled Gan Act to provide
National Currency, secured by pledge of
United States bonds, and to provide for th Q cir
culation and redemption thereof approved
June, 3, 1865, and was compelled with all the
provisions of said act required to be complied
with before commencing the business OF Ranking
under said rat: 80
Now, therefore, |, FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby Ger tify
that The NEWARK CITY NATIONAL BANK
in the city of Oswark in the county of Essex,
and the State of Nes Jersey, is authorized to
commence the business of banking undsr the act
aforesaid.
In testimony whereof Mtness my hand and
seal OF office this fifth day of June, 1865.
FREEMAN CLARKE
Comntroller of the Currency
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NEW SERIES---Vol 1, No. 10,
BANKS.
TREASURY DEPARTMET

WASHINGTON, JUNE, 81, 1865,
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned, it has been made to appear
that "Tke National NeWark Gompang," in the
City Of Newark, in the County of Essex, and
State of New Jersey, has been duly organized un-
der and according TO the requiem ents of the act
of Congress entitled can Act to provide Ma,
tionsl Currency, secured by pledge Of United
States bonds, and to provide for the Circulation
and redemption thereof" approved June 3.
1864, and has complied with all the provision of
said act required to be complied with before
commencing the business of thanking under the
said act: sH
Now, therefore, l, Freeman Clarke, CoDptroll-
er of the Currency. do hereby certify that "Ihe
National Ne,oark Banking Company" in tie City
of New Jersey in the, County of Essex, and
State of New Jersey, is authorized to commence
the business OF banking under the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my. hand md
seal of Office this twentysfr ct day of June, 1855.
FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller of the Currency: