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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-04

CLEAN Your CELLARS I'VE would urge
upon our citizens the necessity Of imme-
diately cleaning their cellars, and re-
moving therefrom everything that might
prove detrimental to the health of the
city. Those who neglect this, cultivate
an Upas tree in our midst, which sooner
or later must scatter its noxious exhala-
tions abroad, poisoning the atmosphere,
and creating sickness in various forms.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Gold and Othcr Markets, ana
MiscellancOus Matter, 30 be found ON
the Fourth Page. ". FtttF

TIE Collector from this office will to-
day call upon the patrons of thesRFGIs-
TER in Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-04

IT IS A FACT admitted by every man WHIT
has succeeded in business that to do business
yOu ynugt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-04

VEGETABLES in small quantities APP
,peared in our market yesterday morning,
and sold at handsome figures
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-04

An ADVANCE ~ LAGER We learn
that in philadelphia the brewers tn eat
en- an advance in the price OF lager,
which will cause the retailers to increase
it from Ave to six cents perglass, and the
beer-drinkers of Wheeling had better
nerve themselves to meet with becoming
resignation and fortitude similar action
on the part of our brewers here Larger
at one time, was sold Tor four cents. The
advance to FIVE cents was not objected
to, as the increased tax made this neCes-
sary, but another increase il strongly Op-
posed, in the ground that there is DO rea-
son whatever for such a step The Gov
ernment tax has not been Increased,
while within the last few months the
prices of the articles used in brewing
have decreased rather than taken an up
ward rise The subject is one that is ex-
citing considerable feeling among the
Germans at the present time
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-04

OF lh1se you wish to become your customeFS IT
iGnr wares are of that sort that are used 10y
ererybody, you cannot well make your business
too public, or draw too many into your store Ia
see what YOU have to offer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-04
INFORM THE WORLD.

Fix your standard on the outer wall III the
,hape Of handsomely printed Posters and scat
ter Circulars and small Bills thick rs leaves in
Vallambrosa." Or il, as is most generally the
case, your wares especially address particular
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-05-04


EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
INDIANAPOLIS, March IL, 1854. )
have much pleasure in recommending the
double vision spectacles. manufactured By Prof.
Bernhardt From what know Of them--a pair
having been furnished and now in use in my
fluily-I hare no hesitation in saying that be-
Heve them To be OF superior quality and work
manship. recommend the Professor rs an &C.
complished and slillfrI 0ptician.
c. r MORTON, Gov. Of Indiana
@Testimorials similar TO the above may he
seen at Professor Bernhardts Office from
HON. HoRATIo SEYMOUR ExGOveraoro Of
Hon. HENRY A SWIFT Cor Of Minnesota.
hon ALEX. RAMSEY, Ex.9ov. Of Minnesota
hon RICHARD YATES Ex-Gov. Of Illinois.
And other distinguished gentlemen.
- Many years Of public practice ami study
IN the hospitals in Europe, adjusting Speotacles
TO patients, under every aspect OF defective vis-
ion as well as experience In an extensive, long
established business at hiS optical stores, both
here and in Europe, Professor Berlhardt copsid-
ersi sufficient grzraptee Of bis ability TO ap-
ply such glasses as are best calculated fcr the
assistance or recovery Of imperfect sight.
OFFICE HOURS FRox = x@rcer
OFFICE AT TIL IGLCRE HOUSE
PsIicr. ISo Iso-lst Floor =
N.E;-o=inS to engagements elsswtsre, 1go
lessor Berphardt win be able premain here sor
short tine only. s.rW II
sp3 ....E sss-.S 81 taai
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13

CONTINENTAL MoxEY.-The Cincinnati
Gszette's Charleston correspondent writer:
"Amid the rubbish our company found
handfuls and whole sheets Of the original
Continental money that had been pre-
served here for . hundred years, TO be
exhumed BY second revolutions At the
very time when Confederate scrip was 10
be consigned to a similar obsculity. We
we're thus enabled to carry away Is relics
the obsolete currency of two epbchs. .
hundred years apart"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13
w. A. Nichols. A. A G.


The Eptscopallans I'm Jsichmond.
The Richmond correspondent of the
New York Times, under date Of Nav FL.
says:
The ecclesiastical as we'll as the secul.,
backbone of the rebellion is now broken
and last Sabbath, April 80, the Episcopa,
churches, which had been two weeks
closed to avoid praying for the Preside n,
OF the United States, offered their devo.
lions as prescribed BY law, military and
canonical. This is o bloodless victory
but not the less worthy of jubilation on
that account. Would that the other sects
were in condition to have tho sore :,
put upon than. This clerical hostilitv
to the Government left us BY our revolu.
tionary fathers and to the Union cement.
ed BY their blood and constitutional en-.
actmeuts, cannot be thus induleed b,
those who are taught to "pray for al tb.,
are IN authority" without trsmplino nm
on the fundamental principles Of Chris.
tianity. 1t Is as unchristian m Il !. mn
reasonable add contumacious. But on,
Southern brethren must be allowed -
suik for . time At not being permitted +,
have their own way. Better fasl;ra.
will grow up at length, feelings more con-
sonans-with their civil relations.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13


Perlsy tslegraphs iron Washisgtoa 70
tho Bostou Jourual:
"A report autographed hssos Int seDa-
Tor Sumner ~ shot = one sight -
week, Vas nntrus, but va doubtIers
found d On 'nform stion = v 10 tte.2o &C.
sion ol The authosities, that to .tsssspts
have Bees made 70 assassiaate the Ssna
tor. Ons d these attempts was INSIDE .
night or two ego, and the other made in
Jsuusry hast. Il ~ knowingly ~
these attempts, and Of threatening letters
received By Senator Simmer, thu. promp-
ted some VI his friends TO request thss >
gentry b. posted At the door u the hoase
i w6icA no resides. When the 6sastos
questioned tho sentry 10 Who had him
stationed there, The reply va: "The cor.
poral ordered me to remain until relieved
and not to leave this post should Jon send
me away, that being his Instructions. -
Ga the evening 10 which President Lin'
coin vas sssassinated. Senator 6unnel
wss absent from his room. A number o.
persons called, but no attempt hes beer
made to ascertain who they we're; neither
did the occurrence Of that night promp
the posting Of guard At Ssnator Sum
uer's door, which 10 still kept there.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13

When it is fled.
Jack Frost's rime is in6oitelv no,<
beautiful than the rhymes Of the mo.,
poets. 1''
a woman's tears sometimes slack f,c,,
beng quickened BY her rage.
10 CUR constr, girls sack their svee,.
wives. @ '1S''
A man drowned 10 crooked river !.
ooquesfonably in windiDg-shses q
water.
Many goed msn gives coufort 10
other hsarfs whsa bic own il deseIsle.
!. C. {. sfe defssded !, garrisoss i r..
t'seauoas cltsa ale n - Wosks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13
Special Notifies.


DEDICATED TO fH1 SICK.
There dwet in the swamps pale. bilious mechanic;
His muscles strepgthless. his blood It was chilli
And the wife OF his bosom b'lieved, in her ps1ic,
The husband she worshipped was hopeles.lJ H.
Seeking daily for help, In her wifely devotion,
All vanly she tried pill AID powder and potion
Till at last when prey to g,iers widest emotion,
OF H0sTErTER's BIrTERs she heard from friend.
She purchased che corial half hoping half fearing
A prayer on her lip and tear In her eye:
And taking hi. hand with words kindly and cheering
Besought him the tonic fo- her sake to try.
As he drsnk life through his system seemed steal,
ing,
Each following draught did its mission Of healing,
UNTIL strong in health and grateful in feeling
lie toll the "true story here twnei into song
Is also proper state that the Bters are sold
clusivey In giass AMI under any circumstances
by the gallon the barrel Impostors and intators
abroad and the only the public have against
them is TO that the Bters they buy bear the
gravsd LABEL and Of hand OF Mesers Hostetter
Smith, and proprietary stamp the cork Of the
bottle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13
r.. syras~ss Assasssna aass.

Ths syfaoaeo Assasetaasaon.
Tas Syracuse Jpurnsl give - follow
ing accosat Of The aasessi1aiisn q Mr.
Bur.e. 10 that city Wsdsssdsy ncsniag !:
"The city Was throva into : stats Of
exi,e mont this morniog, caused b she
repoYe that one OF our most estimabls ci-,
tisaps. the Hon. Burr Burton, Who re-
aides on Dsuforth street, in the Second
Ward. had been shot 10 his own house.
We learn that the facts ere ss follows !:
Mrs. Burton was awakened about twenty
minutes past one o'clock this morning By
hearing some person rattling the outdoor
knob. She spoke to Mr.. Burton to
awake him and also shook him. and while
ding 80 blow was struck with something
hard against light Of glass, smashing Il.
The noise thoroughly aroused Mr.. Bur-
TN, and he stepped to the bedroom door
which opened into his private Office
almost directly opposite the outer door ol
the Office at which tbs breaking Of the
glass was, heard.
"Tne upper half Of this door is Of glass
and a curtain was hanging on the inside.
Mr.. Burton asked, swho is there? Wha'
do you want?" But, receiving no answer
he called out to them to 60 away, sup
posing them to be burglars. As he Go
ishsd speaking = pistol was discharged
from The door, and the ball struck Mr.
Barton 10 the RICH. breast, about ono ant
half inches above the nipple.
1.-THE assassin, or ass Sins fed, th
house was aroused aud Doctor Didam
called. The ball was found 10 have pene
traisd the right lung, passing through
and falling down behind it. At te
o'clock this morning Mr.. B. was in
vern. prsoarious condition, with very fe'
hopes Of bis life.
"Rumors as to who committed TIL
daring assassination-[fo for assassination
not robbery, was the intent of the perps
TRAITOR ARE rife, and several parties al
looked upon with suspicion. Chief I
Price Oils this morsing arrested NJ
Fred Gamer. of the FIRST Ward, on su
picion of being The assassin, as he b,
bsen heard to make threats a. differer
times. He is confined in the watch hou:
to await Al examination.
cas- We go to press, we learn that N
Burton is not expected to live the ds
through" He died on that dsy.]
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13

The Rriaai Chamber, an Essay of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also and
reliable treatment Tor Dsesses Of the Urinary s. xua
Systems-sent Free in sealed envelopes Address, DR..
j. sxILLIN Hou3HroN, Inward Association, phils-
delpha, Pa aprsdswly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13
ExscurIvx CHAMBER
Washington, City, Nay l.

Whereas, The Attorney General Of
tho Uaiied States has given his opinion
that the persons implicated IN the murder
of the late President Lincoln, and the at
tempted assassination of Hon. w. Ii Sew
ard, Secretary of State, and the alleged
conspiracy to assassinate other ffi GERS OF
the Federal Government at Washington.
and their aiders aud abetters, are sui i,ct
to the jurisdiction of AID legally trisble
before Military Commission, it il order
red, first, that the Assistant Adjutsnt
General take nine competent military off
GERS TO serve as commission for the trial
of said parties. and that the Judge Advo-
cate General proceed to prefer charges
against ssid parties for their alleged of.
lenses, and bring them 10 trial before said
Military Commission; that said trial or
trials be conducted by such Judge Advo
cate as recorded thereof III person, aided
by such a 81 ,tants lie may designate; and
that said trial be conducted with ali dill.
getce consistent with the ends Of Justice.
and said Commission 10 set without re
gard to hours.
Sseond-That Brevet Msjor Hartrof,
be assigned to duty as Special Proves,
Marshal General for The purposes Of said
trial and attendance upon said Commits
sion and the execution OF its mandates.
Third-That said Commission establis,.
such order or rules of proceeding As NAV
avoid unnecessary delay aud conduce to
the end Of public justice.
ANDREW JoussoE.
w. A. NICHOLS A e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13

This celebrated Toilet seap, in such universal
demand, 10 made from the choicest materials. Il
mild and I'm client in its nature, fvAgvauaay
cemted, and eytrem ely ben fICrs In lie stf,
upon the skin For sale By all Druggists and Fame,
Goods Dealers. fstl-dAwlyr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13
HAIR DYEI HAIR DYE!I

u ATCHELOR'e celebrated HAfA DIE dssAS Rsss g
- tie World The only Tsrnlsss, rrss ssS Rs{sSs
AZ. known This splendid Hair Dye 10 perfsetchangs.
Sssfrs Brssa, without injurne the Hair or Staining the
skin leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful; mparts rseh
vitality frequently restoring ito pristine COLOR and rectj
aa. the ~ effects Of Rad Dyes. The genuine siere
WILLIAM A. BA TCliELOR; sl1 others are mere tuah
lions and should be avoided Sold BY All Druxxsts &c
eACrORY-s1 Rarcay-stre New York BsrcaYTca.
SHv ronEs oaRAn for Dressing the Hair. jys-AAvI,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13
.T0HN PERDRW,

UNDDHCAKDR,
nirS Saved, hstsen Aais asd JsAassa, Ksasxk, EEs
Autobiography attended to. Carriage, fnrrisAes
esse rsQssrsd dec7<dlyr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-13
Proceedings OF the Conspiracy Cour,
Washington, May 8.

Washington, May 8.
The Military Commission for the trial
of the acccmplices of The Assassin, met
to-day in room fitted up for the pose
in the old penitenlisry building adj,ining
the arsenal ground. Tho folio wing order
was read
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
rev York Harkess.

& -. HKw YoEK. August "a.
C0TT0N-Lossr; 44ax5e for hfddiinE.
FLpuG-69ee better: s5@9 10 for Round
Hoop Ohio; 2o9I1 90 for Trade Brands; market
closing quiet.
waIsKY-Tirm; fair demand for Western a
8 Is0z -
wHEAT-Unchangad ;; nedsrats demand =,
a25S Ter ecrAfnon 1Wioter Red Western 2 f5a
I6fcr Anbsr Michigan.
RHE-Vsfy Firm.
1ABLEYr And BALT-Quief
CoRE-le better s09e45<o for sound mixed
FS"ssSs oa.Tssgss Rf1'srn s1srsn' rate
0ATe--2 &c BETTER SIC for wsstsrn.
PEFR0i EpJ-DniI
C0fFER-FiFm for Prims. al
sUGAR-Firn; moderate demand at IaMi4J<e
for Porto Riso; lls<9ls1<c Tor Havana.
PonK1sirml 50 5Oosa rs for sns~ Mess, slo.-
our MEATs-eseAdy.
BACOE-Du
hARDe-Stendy ct ls1za2s1<c.
BUTTER-StsAdyi Sl@ % f0r Ohio. snd 3o@2so
OHEESk-l09l61zc.
MQNET-Ea at 6@s per esnt
sTEkLlHG Ex 4 ANGE-Duli al IOemIoeIk.
0vLD-onist and without material change,
ops ing 1881. sdvAne ng 70 I4sJS, and closing AZ
GOVERNMENT sTooKs-UnohauxsS; T-sos.
ga 10 4os' coupons, era 2os, coupons, ioes<
%, sls coupons 1861.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

NV YokK, August 24-Ths gunboat
Donegal arrived to-day. She reports
that whiletowing the steamer Comno-
dore McDopouah, the latter sprung 8
leak OF the 23d, during gale, and after
taking of the officers and crew she was
abapdoned full Of water sad fast sink
The Augusta Transcript Of the 18th
has been received
Outrsges and robberies have prevailed
extensively in the nsighborheod Of Au-
gusta, mostly by returned rebel soldiers,
BAT eheient measures have been taken
bg the military police and are causing
their snbsidence.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
The VERY LATEST
IT ELE CIR a PHI.


NEW YoRx, August 24-Tha Harris
burg DfsPGkek states that true bills kay
ing been foupd against McCnuaiard and
others, who we're Immediate instrument
alities in the burning of Chambersburg,
and the pillaging of the border by the
rebels during the war, acquisitions have
been made upon the Governors Of Old
Virginia, West Virginia ard MaryIaad
for the rendition Of those persons "a The
ezstody Of the Pcnnsylvania authorities
at Chambersburg. These men, il tried
by jury of loyal PennsFIyaniana, will
have hard road 70 travel. Governer
Perkins has sent officers 10 take these
men into custody. % 49, EzSA
The Commercials special from WASH
ington says:
A public attempt 10 making here to
renew the Monroe doctrine excitement
over the quarrel between Spain and San
Domingo, bat l can assure you there 10
not the slightest grounds for suppoaing
that the Government viii depart from
the policy Of nOn-iaterferenee 1t has ad-
opted in this and all similar cases.
The Posfs special Gays:
1t has been announced at the Treasus
~ Department that the fractional cur
rency of all denominations have been
counterfeited, except the notes last
printed. 1t has also been ascertAined
that the legal tender notes of every de-
nomination, which we're printed in the
city Of New York, have also been eo6n-
terfeited. 1t is denied at the Depart
ment that there are any eountarfeits of
the National Banks tana
A Macon correspondent of the Trans
cript says that cotton is being rapidly
brought up and clipped, and that a.
immense amount of goods, incIudisk
produce, dour, 80, was arriving from
Cincinnati and Louisville, which were
much needed.
The 6avannah Herald stales that
Gen Wild ordered Mrs. Robert Toouibs
TO vaeate the premises occupied by her,
intending its occupation for the freed
mems Bureau Gen. Staadman conn
fernandez tbs order, and the wife of
the rebel remains.
Gov. johnson Of Georgia has issaed
proclamation declaring that al civil
officers who have taken the oath, IL not
embraced within the exceptions, or who
have received special amnesty, ahall
proceed to the discharge Of their duties
according to tho laws existing prior to
the iss Of July, 1851, no Gar as the lat
ter are not inconsisEeHt With the laws of
the State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
BUFFALO SrRINoe,
AACALENBUEo CoUsrr, Va, a
un,se 1H4k 0QcE

MAcALRNBUEQ CoUsrY, Va Aa
Angus: 18th, 1865.
You ask ray views of the future course
and future interests Of as all. The case
is 30 plain that very little can be said
or written upon IT, We Of the South
referred the question ct issue between
us and the United Ststcs to the arbitra-
nent Of the sword, snd the decision has
been made, and it is agsinst as We
must acquIescs in that decision, accept
Z as hnal and recognise the fact that
Virginia 10 sgain one of the United
States. Our duties and interests coin
eide We ShsIi consult the enc and
perform the other by doing all we can to
promote the welfare of our neighboFs,
and restore prosperity to the country.
We should ut once commSnce thu dutiea,
OF peaceful citizens by entering upon
some peaceful pursuit, Qualifying our
selves to vote, and ut the polls our votes
should be cast for conservative men who
understand and will maintain the inter-
ests of Virginia "a one OF the Unitea
States. This 10 course / have recon
mended TO All those with whom have
conversed on this subject, aud the course
! have adopted for myself as far as prac-
ticable.
Very truly yours,
J. K. JcHxsoE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
gpRCTAI NOTICES
Public Health. The Press.

Adusrtising has been prcnonrcsd andigniAsd
bv the medical HscuIty. A physician Who sAvsr.
tisss vsluAbIs rszssdy 70 Hfty psopss Ia bis pri.
v.as prscssee, wculd receivs ths cold shouEdsr
from his professional brsthrrns Shcula he make
Iss merits kaewR to ziIlions through tie but
nsss columns Of newspaper pres. This may be
AigniAsd, Tar ts IL bsnsToIszf, hunass or iusts
Thosvsr ia sorsuaate enough to discover or haven't
anything that will prsvsns, or cure or aiIssiats
human suGs ing, 70 bcuBd 60 nAhs tt known
threaRh sveFy channsi Of Communication within
his reach, to the gsmsral pubifs. Tor mAny ysers
the merits Of H0sTETTEB's Celebrated Stomach
Bitiers have thus .sssn proclaimed 70 the word.
and maltitudeg have been restored 30 hsalth, or
saved rom fatal naladiss in eonssqusncs. An rev
hcts have bsen developed In relation to the op-
Grafton Of this most rnrs snd potsnt Of all ston-
schies aud Alternatives, they have been Staasi in
staple language f. RasJ Isnds; and II the rro-
prietors Of the madeleine have derived proat from
their disssmin alton, thousands and Thousands Of
individuals have bssn bsAsGttss thsrsby to an
sxt@nt beyond satlmAts. In the west Indisss
Canada, South Ameries and Australia, Eestsstsr's
Bltterz are now rvcog 7ized the soie specific for
Dyspepsia, the Lest possible safeguard against
spidsnaies. and the Anest inEigorAbt In cases Of
Geaaral D-biIity. aud tks only ansivs stfmrlani
entirely frss from poxfous fngrscisnts.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

ERiE, PKsS. ArgusE IA collision
&c ween the passenger and freight trains
on the Oil Creek Railroad occurred this
morning. Nine, persons killed and 10
or 15Eounded. Particulars not Jet re-
eeived
Bosrox, August 2A-An excursion
train, returning from = picnic At Abing-
t1n, on Old Colony Road, came in COZ
lision With . hand car. The engine,
tender, baggage, smoking and four pas
asngsr cara vers thrown OF the track,
three Of the latter, containing nearly
80 pass engerss inolnding many ladies,
bang CO rsized down an embanknent
Less thanhalf dozen received injuries.
None serioua
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

Naw YosK, Aug. .A-GoId IL weak,
The speculative demand ia feeble, rs
street being apparently disposed to let
the premium take its own course. Opin-
ion is positive 40 to tho probability Of
an important foreign export Of spece,
which partially accounts for the weak
nsss in price. The quotations during
the morning were about l43t.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25
Caneinnasl narset..

-gM8 Egr CrxcEHMATv, Aur. "a.
FLOuk-FIrm, but the demand was LIGHTER
and local Dupernne is held Of 25e0s 20; Extra
ss@9 60; Family to Fancy Sale so.
WHEAT-Hsld hrmiy, but the prices asked ara
aeoss fhs siews % buyers; prims old Red q held
~ co9z- 10 which are 20 So ebove he views
OF buyers pew 10 irreTu ar. mons prime Offering
OATS Dab "a s79seo for new.
COkh-e597oc aud 10 light supply.
kik-Adyanoed 20 es with good demand.
s BARLET-Q1ies.
;, wHIsKI-sssady q. 10. with sOas sale. a.
J. PRovIsToNs-ouist bat ARA; Msss Pork
20 o0&Sl o. the latter tbs rata Askss. Bulk
Heats irregular; no sales, aud 10 10 difzcult 70
LARD-Ad yancsd 10 z31<o.
eR0GERfEe-no ehanes
~ GOLDFISH &c.,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-25

mere H@ti@maR BsRks Autherimsd.
NEW YoKK, August 24-The follow
ing National Banks we're authorised
August 22d: - : =
1880. The First National BAnk of
Independence, Jackson county, No,
Preston Roberts, President, David Ward,
Cashier, Capital, $4,000. -
1881. Hungerford National Bank of
Adams, Jefferson county, New York. g.
D. Hungerford, President, George W.
Bond, Cashier, Capital, SI25, 900. This
bank takes the place of the Hungerford
Bank at Adams. Mr.. Huugerford is
also President Of the First National
Bank at that place. - s.
1882 The Peoples National Bank OF
Jackson, Michigan, Henry A. Hayden,
Pfssident, John H. Root, Cashier, Cspi'
tel, 100000
1884 National Exchange Bank of
Lsnsingburgh, New York, r. Harrison,
President, b w. Nosher, Cashier, Cap.
ital, 800, 1000.