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HANNAH T.. GOuLD's POEMS.

! A few days since we announced the dcatl
of Hannah +. Gould, the oldest American
poctess. She was 7G years of age. She wa
buried with honor. She will be remember
ed IN the literature of the country will
pride. Modcstly and swcctly in one of hcl
poems, she says:
stopped and wrote upon the sand
My namc-thc ycar-thc day.
AS onward from the spot pissed,
One lingering look behind cast:
a wave came rolling high and fast,
And washed my lines away.
And so mcthought; twill shortly DO
With every mark on earth for me;
a wave of dark Oblivion's sea
VIII sweep across the place
Where have trod the sandy shore
Of time, aud been, to be no more,
OF mo-my day--the name bore,
To leave no track, nor trace.
To her father, whose house. keeper, con.
slant companion, and chief source of hnppi-
ness she was. she often alluded in her poems
of the Revolutionary time. She makes him
speak with pride which she evidently fell in
the part he took in the Revolution, when he
says 10 the grandson upon his knee, asking,
"what wounded yout"
"My child, It's five and fifty years
This very day, this very hour.
Since, from Il scene of blood and tears,
Where valor fell ny hostile power,
| saw retire the setting sun
Behind the hills of LeXingtoD;
While pale and lifclcss on the plain
Ny brothers lay for freedom slain.
And ere the fight the first that spoke
In thunder to our land, was DER,
Amid the clouds of fire and smoke
felt my garments wet with gore.
'Tis since that dread and wild. atfray,
That trying dark, cycntlnl day,
From this calm eve So far,
wear upon my cl.eek the scar"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07
TALES AND SKETCHES
THE TWO ANSWERS.

''No, Charles, it cannot be. AS friend
| shall respect and esteem you; but can
not be your wife. Have compassion on me
and do not press me further" '.-F ~
Mary Granville stood before me rs she
thus spoke, with her hands ciasped and her
head bowed, trembling like an aspen, and
fancied there were tears III her eyes. She
was beautiful girl, and had thought hel
as good and pure as she was beautiful and
further than this, had believed that sh'
loved me.
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TsAE n,ElENlx pECrORAn,

|
ii b z III E NIX PECT RAJ
Or con,noundt s,.r,,, ~ w;,, ci..u... -, n, =,
cure The Disease oT do TIil,otTs WI W nIV, WI y.
Such as Colds. Conyhs Cronn aIbna pruaf;,, noSUo
Catarrh Sarc 'rbroa7 Jip -'9u", VIA, plo"onis
&C. lis timely uso viii ,'rn,.,,, " "pnoDp,.s .ousn'
SUMPTION and eycn wbnr. III; foa,ei Is,s oun On
taken hold il will ofF,r,I orrotcr roljnr,Lr a..
incdcirc 10y g '''''' '''''' any o'"ei
This Pcctoral Is made from Wild Cherry Ror,; aud
Sencka Snake Root O'' " ''' ','' '''' IA al"
Dr. Geo D. Wood profnsIsr mr , y, l'S tuhte
Mcdicincin the University Of ponrs,I,i, 9i
| cian to the Pennsylvania Uosn;tal onb 80 e!I ~
authors of the United States bisnonsatD VI 'ne
! Wild cherry Bork-uIt IA nn,on. r. 80 ,, s".s oi
of our indigenous remedies uniting Win t;o
l - ;N"''''i "'''!'"s WIN 'o'''c pow
| :: @ % p'"iel'y VI cunning lriiG!on ana dihtnisn-
! '''e ''i NVu' cAtii"Phl!S'
The same distinguished physician and authors says
! u the tdme work, Seueku Snake Root is s;imun-
ting expccorant. Its action is especially directed
| to the lungs 1t Is peculiarly useful in chronic
For want of space we cannot publish all the tcsti.
monnis IN our possession, but we give two:
PuUNIxyItIr Anril Ia, 1874
This i, 10 ccr,ifv That have .o,a burdrods orho,
f % 10 10 W ,,t nav Ia soiu huhureuS OF pol
mnnr irr f WIZ mnuiH e,. ree,ori or Goh'
auJ bcy r, w fnI i ',''n ii 'I'''.he hoo'
rscli, VII Las no, L ' .,; ,'' ~ ~, "hp "S
,f;.cts in min, nnu,,bs ,, ~ p Ut
- e 'f''e"i ~" '''Ah''''
u,cu D,,----1
r,,., i,nrr,iI. t -; IT, ""',' a. ~ iIof'
m pi oIt rH.'r'u,y pear ,es,lhohy 10 inc Ve'ue "i
Chrrry nnd SnolG So !, oyrup Gi wa
aI ,s "nu Inn nI3t. Dclore using
i KAY oco co Gr ro mon 'ehng IN my thr1"t ana
various o6er meJicines with me- rscf ". saou AZ
/ A. ~, - H. nLarLai,an.- ns oovu as 4
; ~ ~, uIt - ~ I, n,uc'he lho ifrt"1
" n,iSI -, nno "' '''r III ~" soeNs
"'i' ta. en'n siy '",eu, .i, :. ,,.,
,.r% ,,itE ~ ha,,i ~. ''S 's"' gun ior clouly
signed J'sern LrkrNs.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

SUBSTITUTE FOR BUTTER.-The Baltimore
CEpper says:-A lacy who is famous
housekeeper, recommends IA economical
plan tor making cake without butter, which
may be useful TO our lacy readers. Take a
piece of fat salt pork, melt it down and
strain it through piece of coarse, thin mus
lin. Set it aside until cold. It is then white
and firm, and may be used like butter in
any kind Of cake. In pound cake, she as
sures us it is delicious. She says after one
trial she never used butter.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

Little Willie, being told to sit still during
n .hunder-shower, asked what the noise
was, He was told by the awe-strnck iaay
who had him in charge that 1t Is the voice
of God, and again admonisEed him 10 keep
still But in spite of this injunction, as an
other and heavier clap OF thunder came, ne
broke cut with, why, Miss NJ, hesh0''sr'@
pov"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

To CLEAN PAINT THAT Is NOT NARNlsH
Ep.-Take u flannel and squeeze nearly dry
out of warm water, and dip in little whit
ing; apply to the paint, snd with httl
rubbing remove grease, smoke or other soil
Wash with warm water, and rub dry with
soft cloth. 1t will not iniure tie most deli
cate color and makes 1t look as well as new
besides it preserves the paint much longe
than if cleaned with soap and water.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07
B A-U GETS
RAW BONE
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.

BAUGH & SONS
Manufacturers and Proprictors,
Store No 20 South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia
REDUCTION IN PRICE!
After this date, June 18th, the price of BACGlTS
Raw Bone Phosphate will be reduced to $50 per 1000
lbs g cents per pound packed in good bags and bar
Tcs and delivered free Of porteragc to any whsrf
depot in this city.
SEND IN THE ORDERS EARLY.
Already the indications point TO very heavy trade
in our article for the fall season, and although
have immense facl lies Tor ,aeciing large demand
with prompt supply, We would strongly slris;
Farmers and Dealers 10 give us ller order. early
possible.
BAUGITS RAW-BONE PHOSPHATE
Has now been before the Agricultural Community
for many years under na,nc and one proprietor
ship, and needs further comme"datt1n than that
accorded to It every where, in the continued and
ccsslul use by practical and discriminating Farmers.
Manufactured only by
BAUGII & SONS,
No. 90 South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphis.
" We recommend Farmers TO purchase Ut
SMITH GENTH IR, Sunbury, Pa
AuquSt 10. lStJ.-lm
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TERMS orynlEImAMErrcsN,,

TEpMs-Two 1ofJAEs per Snnum. 50 50
not pail within lieyear. No paper discontinued
until all nrrcaraos are paid. .il fJi
, These icrnswili be strictly ladherod 10 hereafter
Ifsubscibcrs neglector refuse to take their news
papers ffm the Office 10 which they are directed they
responsible until they have settled the bills and
ordered them discontinued al ,-,a t,I''T
Postnasters will please act ms our Agents and
frank letters containing subscription money. They
are permitted TO do this epdcr the Post Office Law.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07
saasTOgV 0N TluE PHaCOUK.

W ny bVH you lilc OHO.
saaSTJEsV OT rilE PEACOCK.
The peacock sits perchcd on the roof all
night,
And wakes up the farm house before It's
light,
But his mullins they suit not the delicate
OF the drowsy damses that half in fear
And half in disgust his Giscord hear.
If the souls migration from frame to frame
BE truth, tell me now whence their peacock's
Camel
Say if it had birth at the musical close
OF Il dying hyeua, or il it arose
From the Puritan scold that sang psalms
through her nose:
Well iackass there was-but you need
not look,
For this fable OF mine in old .Esops book -
That one complaint all his life had whincd,
How Nature had been either blind or IN
kind
To give him an aspect SO uriefned,
otis crucl,"h: he grGaned, "that cannot
escape
From tie vile prison house of this horrible
shape;
This figure uncouth and SO shaggy skin,
And then these long ears! it's u shame and
sim
Good naturcd Jove his upbraiGings heard,
And changed the yam quadruped into a
bird,
And garniShed his plumage with many q
spot
OF incfable hue, such rs earth wears not
For he dipped him into the rainbow pot.
So dainty he looked in his gold and green
That the monarch presented the bird to his
queen,
Who, taken with colors, as most ladies are
Had him harnesscd straight in her crystal
car,
Wherein she travels from star to star
But as soon as his thanks, the poor disson
ant thing,
Began to bray forth, when he strovc tc
sing,
Poor creature" quoth Joye, "spite all o
my pains,
Your spirit shines out in your donkc.
strains!
Though plumed like ar angel, the ass re
mains"
So you see, love, that goodness is bette
than grace,
For the proverb fails in the peacock's case
! Which SAYS that fine feathers make fin
birds, too;
This other old adage is far more true
They only are handsome that handsomel
Z In
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

APPLE Snow. Put twelve very tart ap-
ples in cold water over show fire. When
soft. take away the skin and cores, and mix
n pint of sifted white sugar; beat the whites
of twelve eggs to a stiff froth, and then add
them to the apples and sugar. Iut it in
dessert dish, aud ornament With ayrtle and
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

To TEMPER EARTHEN WARE.--Whenn neN
and before used for baking, put in col
water to cover and heat it gradually unit
the water bois. 1t is less likely to crack.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

To PREVENT STOVES RusrING.-Oil thei
with sweet oil. This does not make ba
smell when the stoves are heated again
They should be very clean when the oil
applied. Coal scutt!ee may be oiled vii
boiled linseed oil,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

young lady taking your arm is no Ger.
'''n sign that she will take your hand.
nils many a bier. '''''0
Epitaph on crossing sweeper. Being
swept away he returned to dust,
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(. BALTLMOTsE
Toe X n OSP Il A L.
ESTABLISHED AS A REFrGE FROM QUACK-
'" .... .' ERY. t.bchHr i- A. si..-
THE ONLY PLACE H.TERE A CURE

IHE ONLY PLACE. " HENjS n CURE
CAN BE OBTAINED.
DR JOHNSTON has discov cred the most Certain
- Speedy, and only Efectnal Remedy in the
World for Al Private Diseases, Weakness of the Back
or Limbs Structures Affections of the kidneys and
Bladder. Involuntary Discharges. Impotcncy, Gene
raj Debility, Nervousness, Dyspepsy, Languor, Low
Spirits, Confusion of IDEAS Paptaton of the Heart,
Fimidity, Trcmblngs; Dimncss of Sight or Giddness,
Disease of the Head Throat Nose skin, Affections
cf the Liver, Lungs Stomach or Bowels-thosc Terri
blc Disorders arising from the Solitary Habits of
Youth-thosc secret and solitary practices fatal
no their victims than the song of Syrcns to the Ma
rncrs of Ulysses blighting their most brilliant hopes
.'r anticipaions, rendering marriage, &c, imposs-
r,lc
vOsNG MES
Especially VINO nave becomc the victims OF Solitary
Vice that dreadful and destructive habit which
a,pprpvs sweS psto csstiecly grave thousands of
= No" of the most exalted talents and brilliant
Young -. ;.,h,,o o,,,r0,,ooi ,:.,or.
ing Scnaes with the thunders Of eoqucnco or walked
TO ecstaty the living Tyre, may call with full con-
hidcncc.
Marricd Persons, or Young Men contemplating
,nnrria, beirg aware of physical weakness, organic
debility. .lcforn:tics &c, speedily cured
He who places himself under the care Of Dr.J.
may re,igiousy conGdo in his honor as gentleman,
and confidently rely upon his skill rs fhyso'"h'
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
lmmcllsteiy Cured and Full Vigor Restored.
This nlstrcssilS Ahectioil-whlch fchucTs iilc
uisorotl. nnd marriage impcssihlc--is the penalty
aid by the victims orimpropcr indulgenccs Young
,ors,ns nrs too art 10 coiniait exccSscs from not
,eng aware of ti.a drcsdful consequenccs th"t may
,usuc Now who that understands the subject VII
retrn to deny that the power OF r:ocreaion lost
,oncr by those falling into improper HABITS than by
nc prudent Besides being deprived the Pleasures
rhcalthy offspring the most serious 2nd destructive
ymptoms to both body and mind arise The system
ecomcs Deranged, the Physical and Mental Func-
ons Weakened, Loss of l'rocrcntivo Power, Nervous
rrtaLility, Dyspcrssa. palpitation of the Heart.
10 Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death.
bmcc, No. 2 South E'reGcric1t street
eft hand side goiug from Baltimore street. few
1ors from the corner. Full not TO observe name
I'd number.
Letters must be paid and contain stamp. The
uctor's Diplomas hang in his office
CURE WARRANTED EN- 'EysD
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JOB PRIN TING.

We have connected with our establishment we'll
selected JOB OFFICE, witch will cnablo us to
execute, in the neatest style, every variety of
Printing
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
E'OsyEHe Oss usu,yrssa,c

An individual who owned small tavern
near the field of Waterloo, tie scene of tho
,aSt great action of Napoleon, was frequent.
~ questioned as to whether he did not pos.
scss some rclices of the battle, and he in.
varlably and honestly answered in the mega.
/ tive. WV '' go
lie was very poor. and one day while In.
menting to neighbor not only his poverty
put the annoyance to which travellers sub.
Jected him, his friend cut him short with:
well, make one help the other. Make
some reics!"
But what can l do3' inquired the poor
man.
Tel them that Napoleon or Wellington
entered your shop during the battle, and
sat on that chair"
Not long after, an English tourist entered
the tavern, and, inquiring for relics, was
told the chair story. The next conner was
informed that Wellington had taken drink
and the wellington tumbler" was accord.
iingly sold. The third arrival gazed with
breathlcss wonder on the nail on which
Bonaparte had hung his hat The fourth
purchased the door posts between whcl,
he had entered; and the fifth became the
happy purchaser of the floor upon which
he had trodden.
AT the last advices, the fortunate tavern
keeper had not II roof to cover his head, and
was sitting on a bag of gold in the centre
OF Dig pit, formed by selling the earth
upon which the house stood.
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CURE WARRANTED EN- TvgO
BeANS.
Epne. JOHNSTON.

cmber Of the Royal College Of Surgeons. London
aiuate from one of the most eminent Colleges ~
. United States. and the greater part Of whose life
been spent in the hospitals of London. Paris.
,iladcphia and elsewhere. has effected some of
most astonishing cures that were ever known /;
my troubled with ringing in the head and cars
zen asleep, great nervousness. being alarmed at
ldcn sounds, bashfulncss, with frequent hlusng.
ended sometimes with arrangement vi mind, were
i ia...... li..tLl
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING

One square of 10 lines, one time, 81 90
Every subsequent insertion, .- - 49,. 30
one square, 3montbs, .... 90
Six months, --= 4 10
! One year, ..+ IN an
executors executors and Administrators notices 3 90
Auditor notices, on
business Cards of lines, per annum,
Merchants aud others advertising by the yoar 't
wiz, win the privilege Of changing quarterly, as
One quarter column not exceeding 4 souercs sI5 m
One column, Ia no
Editorial or local advertising, any number of lin
not exceeding ten, 20 cents per line; 10 cents 70
every additional line.
Marriage notices, so cents. .... -..
Obituaries resolutions accompnnyinc notices =,
deaths, 10 cents per line,
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AMBROTYPE AND PHOTOGRAPH
FANCY DRY GOOD STORE.

MISS * ATE BLACK,
u ESPECrFULLY informs her friends in Sunbury
III and vicinity, that she has just opened her
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
OF Notions and FancyDry Goods,
Iiarket street. four doors west of Wm, ii, Mnlor's
Boot and Shoe store, SUNBURY, Pa.
Her stock consists of Trimmings, notions, embroi-
dcries Ladies and Childrens hats and shakers silk
aad other Innings, Hoop-skrts, Grape and Lace Wells
Nets gloves stockings, collars, and corsets, &c.
TWILIGHTS AND GARIBALDI MUSLIN.
Bradleys new Patent Duplex Elliptic Tor double
Spring SKIRTS,
3 ents lIandkerchiefs, Cravats, Neekties, suspen-
lers Ribbons, Of all kinds, Feathers, Velvet md
many other articles too numerous to mention,
photographs of President Lincoln,
| Perfunery, Toilet Soaps, &csEE
GATHERING done handsomely and al short
notice. t .-rr IA. ~. 49, -.
Sunbury May ~ 1865. =
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WEIN RsON'T H0G NASlE EEsr,
DAN.

I've waited long enough, Kathleen,
The winters fairly past,
The lambs nrc playing on the green;
The swallows come at last;
The vine is lcaty round my door;
The blossoms on the MaN:
The waves came dancing to the shore
Why don't you name the day2
You know you put me off, Kathleen,
Until the early spring,
The skies are tranquil and serene;
The bees are on the wing;
The fisher spreads his little sail;
The mowers IN the hay;
The primroScs blossom ia the vale
Why don't yoW name the day.
The thrush is building in the thorn,
Among the whispering leaves,
The lark is busy in the corn,
The martin meath the caves.
The little birds don't build in vain;
Their mates don't say they nay
Beware! may not ask again;
Why don't you name The day?
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

The health of our troops in Texas, in the
rcoion near Brownsville, is still unsaiisiac-
tory, and many officers are resigning on ac'
count of illness
The rental of the Unitarian Church Of
San Francisco for the present year is seven
ty thousand dollars. This beats Beecher's
twenty thousand dollars.
A deed for receiving lands was lately
forwarded from New York to the Reoerdel
of Nye county, Nevada Territory, and Sio,
600 worth of revenue stamps were pastec
upon the document.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

agate tells very good story in this
fashion: a certain worthy general lives,
with his worthy staff. next door to the new
British Minister. That functionary, as a
newcomer. was not unnaturuly puzzled by
the nomenclature of the Washington streets.
Finally, lie determined to seek for authcn-
tic information. Accordingly, one evening
there appeared before the group of stuff oili-
GERS next door IA vision of ncckcloth and
waIlow-tail coat, with ee-breeches and
handsome cnlves-the valet, to wit: "Aw,
gentlemen, Sir Frederick presents his COM
pliments, hand desires to know whether is
'ouse his hon the havenuc?' Thereto grave.
ly responded, with courteous bow and gra-
cious smile, one of the worthy stall: Give
Sir Frederick the compliments OF Colonel
and inform him that his house is on He'll
~ street" "Thank you; Sir Frederick
will be very much hobligcd" And the
faithful valet hastened to inform the Minis.
ter.
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contemplating
MAZE ag a.Ass b..

i that q ssxiI p,ind and holy arc the most
sary requisites to rromnt' conn9hiM h"pPlhTsS
$ weary pilgyimugc; the prospect hourly
ems to the view; lhe mind becomes Swallowed
DESPAIR and filled with the melancholy rchoc-
that tho haprine.. of another becomes bl5hted
cL.Arn
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LEaASox, DfK2Ls Co, Ana,
Feb IS 1865.


LEaAxox, DrKALs Co, ALA,
Feb IS 1865
ERsor Nasksslls Daiig Uaion.
Save see in your daily paper of
TIE 2lst inst, an article from cores.
pendent Al Stevenson, Ala, under the
head Of Shocking Murder BY Gaer-
rillAa.r under date of the 18Th instant,
that Ave members Of sn Ohio regiment
were captured and taken to the resi-.
denoe Of one DIT. Green, and there bru-
tally mtrdered in cold blood. which ve
thought would likely ezcita the ms.
Sons Of Union soldiers WAITING d.
country hereafter against Dr.. Green.and
csuse them 10 ipjure either his person
Or property. We, the undersigned. cts.
lens and neighbors Of Dr.. areen. wish
% correct this ssstemsnt Of your cor.
respondent. and state he facts 81 they
exist There bas never been bat two
Union soldiers murdered in that neigh
bofhood and they were murdered
On this side 81 the ridaA and IL = dif
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fsrent valley, one mile OF more frorn
any peuons residence They were
found By Dr. Greene slaves, and de-
Gently buried BY DR. Green and others
Of hrs neiehboza, and We give it as our
opinion that DR. Green knew nothing Of
he affair, and had no opportunity 10
know, and that he never saw the men
until AFTER they we're murdered ana
found sy his negroes
sE1rn 81 A1ABkzA, Personally appear.
Dth1f f5stnsy. ed before me John
RBesshee. Al actiag Justice Of the Peace
"a and for asld county, Thomas scott
1ohn 3 lsakiord, and Rufus 3. Lark,
ford. who being duly sworn. deposetl,
eria Sass that the facts set forth in the
foregoing statement is correct and true,
and thaf they were notified OF the
tiispoEerg ct the men who were rnur.
defed bF the said Green. and that they
attended and accompanied the negroes
with the said Green after night 70 the
spot Hhere he found the men dead
sworn 10 aad subscribed before me
this March lst, 1865
In0afls SCorT,
JvHz B LAsKroRp,
R0Fvs B. LANDLORD
JoEs B .BE1anEE.
Justice Of the Peace.
] J. B. Belshee, Justice Of the Peace,
do hereby certify that I aas present
with the gentlemen whose signaturea
appear . The foregoing afiaaFit, and
the facts set forth By them are true.
,. B BELsBEE,
Justice Of the Peace.
STARE or ALBANIA, We hereby caniify
DsAaB C5irnty. that ne are per-
sonsiiy acquainted WITH the gentlemen
whose names appear to the foregoing
affidavit, and that they are men Of IN
disputed yeraeity. Given under our
hands this the ID day Of March, 1865.
g. W. MALONE.
JoHy r HosE,
JonE y. FRAEKrls
JessPH MArHEsx
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
TO THE
SECOND NATIONAL BAHR.
Nashville Tennessee


TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OfflcE o. THE CoalPlhoLLxs ~ rHs CUaarFrf =
% li AAsalsaIos, Jan. "a. is65.
VETHFREAs, By SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
" presented 70 the uuderaguet, u has hes'1
made % appear that THE' SEeONh NfTfONkI.
BANK Of NAShNII.i d, IL lheciiy 0fNashsiile
in the comfy Of Dayidsoa, aud STATE u Tennessee
hes b. aliiy organzed under anf accordnF % tlo
requirs meHlS Of the Aet 81 Congress, entitled San
Act q provide & Aaf4uai Currency. secnted ~ v
pltRo 81 United STATES bonaa ana r. provide .or
the tircuiatlon ard redemption thereof apnr0Fai
Iune "a. 1864. and has COMPLIED with 80 the pre-
Visions Of said act. required 90 hs complied aith
b fore commencing the business Of Bsnkng Under
said Act
Now. ihsgeiare. 7. Hugh MoCulI0eh, Cont4rulisr
Of the Currency, DO hereby certify that "Ihe Sc.
eond Nssional Rank Of Nashville ~ the eitg b
Nashville. il the cenuty q Davidson, and ssale 81
Tennessee. ls Authorised % CONNIE nee the Unsi-
ness ef bensIaE under TIE Act aloressid.s
III testimony whereos trees my
(srAT Nhand and seal 81 Office this fhfty-hfsi
1--l-~ day 81 january, 1873. r.
- - HUGH McCuLIOCH,
Ocmpiroliefo 81 the Currency.
sls-Tha ahovs iastiutina WI BE- opened o. b,lsi-
ness The course o. a few days. q which due no
JOHN LUNsDEN. Cashier.
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