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QUARTER GENERAL }
des Armees des Etats Confederes, ,
IL Feyrier 1865.

0G8 AImeeS deS EataIS SOAe0S4Sss
IL Feyrier 1865.
Crdres Gene-aux No. z.
En- entrant dams la campagne qu va commen-
Ger, le General en- chef est convaincu que les sol
dats qui ont 81 longtemps ct 81 noblement soute-
nu les dangers etles privatons de la guerre, mont
pas besoin d'exhortation pour repondre pappel
du devoir ct de lhonneur.
Avec la liberte eux transmise par leurs an
cstres, lis ont herite de ardeur ct du courage ne
cessaires pour la defendre.
LIE choix entire la guerre ct une soumission alb.
iecte est deyant eux.
A semblable proposition, des hommes braves,
les armes en- mains. ne peuvent avoir qu'une re-
ponse.
lis ne peuvent troquer leur position d'hommes
libres, pour la paix, nj le droit de Sc gouverner
eux-msmes pour la vie GU la proprlete
Mas la justice qui leur est due demande un
advertisement plus austere ceux qui ont abau-
donne leurs camarades lheure du danger.
Une dernere occasion leur est offerte pour ef-
facer leur disgrace ct echapper au chatiment de
leurs crimes.
Par autorits du President des Etats Confede-
res. un pardon est annonce tells deserteurs ct
soldats qui Sc sont absentes sans pernis, ct qui
Sc rapporteront aux commandments auxquels ills
appartiennent, dams lie plus court delai possible,
n'excedant pas vingt jours a compter de la date
de la premiere publication du present ofdre, au
Quarter General du Departement dams lequel lis
pourront Sc trouver.
Ceux qui ne pourront le faire cause dinter-
ruption dams les communications, pourront se
rapporter dams le laps de temps specific, Pofd-
cier enroleur lie plus voisin on tout autre Off
cier en- devoir gui les enverront sans dea, ct sur
la presentation DUN certifcat constatans quils Sc
sont eonformes au present ordre, lis recevront le
pardon qui leur est ofert
Ceux qui ont deserts pour entrer au service de
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Refrigeration du Gen. Johnston sur la
demande de Beauregard.-On lit dams le

Reintegration du Gen. Johnston sur la
denande de Beauregard.- lit dams le
Richmond Examiner du % Fevrier:
'Nous apprenons que e'est sur la demande ex.
presse ct urgente de Beauregard que lie general
Johnston etc place an commandment des
forces qui operent dams les Carolines.
"on dit que le general Beauregard ecrit an
president pour lui dire que lie sentiment general
du public, ct particulierement celui de Parmee
du Tennessee, Sc prononcait 81 fortement pour la
refrigeration du general Johnston dams son COM
mandement, quill s'etat decide a conformer son
propre desr celui des autres, ct que, sans vou-
ioir etre eloigne du theatre des operations actu-
elles, il preferat ceder son commandment ct ser
vir sous lie general Johnston, avec lequel il await
deia coopere dams diverses occasions. Nous
sommes charme de ces traits d'amitie patriotique
ct de zele genereux qui, de la part du general
Beauregard, ont fourni au general Johnston Fec
casion d'stre reintegre dams son commandment
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Quar-. aeneraux de rArmee Confederee,

Quar-, Generaux de TArmee Confederee,
9Fevrier 1865.
Par autor;te de TOrdre General No. 3, ema-
nant du Bureau de pAdjudant ct Inspecteur Ge-
neral, je prends lie commandments des forces mi
litaires des Etats Confederes. Profondement i'm
bu des difficulties ct de responsabilite de la po-
sition, ct invoquant humblement la conduite du
Tout Puissant. je me repose, pour le success, sur
lie courage ct la vaiance de rarmee, soutenues
par lie patriotisme ct la fermete du peuple, conf
ant que je suis, que leurs efforts reunis, sous la
favour du ciel, assureront la paix ct Iindepen-
dance.
LIE Quarter General de larmee, on devront
stre actresses tous les rapports speciaux, sera,
pour lie present, avec larmee du Nord de la Viz
ginie. Les retours ct rapports reguliers de cha
que armee ct departement seront envoyes CONNIE
iusqu'a aujourd'hui, au bureau de rAdjudant ct
Inspeeteur General.
R. E. LEE, General
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Les hommes durs ct avares qui Sc sont fait
une loi d'etre sourds a la voix du malheur, Sc
sont rendus meprisabes, ct Sc sont attres lindi-
gnation publique.
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Guerison de la petite verole.-Nous Ma

Guerison de la petite verole.-Nous "a
vons pas entendu dire que les medecins de la Nou-
vel.e Orleans aient essaye lie tratement suivant
pour la guerison de la petite veroe:
Tn journal allemand reeu recemment de
Chine une lettre dams laquelle on relate une i'm
portante decouverte que Went de faire un chirnr-
glen de l'armee anglaise en- Chine pour guerir
eficacement la petite verole. LIE mode de traitt-
ment consiste en- ceci: quand la tievre qni pre-
cede Terupton est son paroxysme ct juste
avant que reruption paraisse, on frotte la potr'ne
du malade avec de rhuile de croton ct un on.
guent tartrique Cette friction amene toute le-
ruption sur la parte du corps ffottee ct en- afran-
chit lie reste; ellie procure aussi eruption COM
pete ct empsche le virus d'attaquer les organes
internes On dit que ce mode de ,raitement est
maintenant suivi, par ordte, dams larmee anglaise
en- Chine, ct quon lie regarde CONNIE un moyen
curatif parfait.-Abeilte.
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QUARTERS GENERAUX,

QUARTERS GENERAUX,
Departement du Trans-Mississippi,
Shreveport, Line. IA Mars 1865.
Ordres Generaux No. 22.
TUSQU'A NOUVEL ORDRE, les rations de
- mais seront de hut livres, excepte pour les
chevaux dartillerie, ct les animaux continuelle.
ment employees trs'8porter des subsidies d'un
Poste un autre.
Par commandment du
GEN. E. KIRBY SMITH.
s. S. ANDERSON,
Assistant Adjudant General.
Is avril. 46-4t
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saesse du Gouverneur de la Caroline
du Nord.
Traduif dn Richmond Hhig du o5.

II IaGpuverne,,r Vance harangue lie peuple d
GeIdsbsr0, Caroline Gu Nord. samedi dernicr.
a4searnai donne la substance de ses renlar-
husd'on nous extrayons &c qui suit:
I III rouverneur Vance dit quill await etc un
as dssniers abandonner l'Union. Mais sou
Eat en- conseil soiennel, sen etait retire pour
! hiours, ct il stait prst d moHrir pour soutenir
disagreement pris par son pays. Etes vots prets
sta demande lOui, oui Acclamations.l
q Le golverneur Vance expose la derniere ten
'tise faite pour arrster la guerre, ct demontre
cue lee conditions de 'ssounission absolute telles
I que Celles que proposait Lincoln ne pouvaient
enc oiertes ct acceptees que par des clliens. ii
/ at msate la peinture des consequences degou-
tanbs ct affreuses de Ia soumis. ion. Nous
eopinns maintenant lie Journal:
liz eonyerneur Vance fait alors le portrait de
as hamme grand ct venerable, le general Lee
Rplus habie capitaine du steele. ii le represente
ploysat le genou devant IN miserable avocat de
lllnois, ,et implorant pour sa vie en- conside
de- O. femme ct de ses enfants. Y a-t-n dams la
Cafdinda Nord, un seul homme qui veuille voir
erhf lSensation, ct cris de: Non; jamais II
Sil en- un, je ne COMMAS pas de mot, s'est
ecr6le gouverneur Vance, pour peindre la basse
brusli.s de son anne. Non, messieurs nous
maan1ss rEsoltis' q repousser de telles demandes.
lAMamission ne vaut pas mieux que lextreme
resistance, ct celui qui voudrait Sc soumettre ne
susi quu vii animal Ce nest pas Ia lie Ian
gge des passions, mais des fats. II ne croft
pis quele peuple de la Caroline du Nord veuille
% s6amettre. Lursqu'i comprendra le veri-
bleetat de Ia question, il resistera. Que Sc
rsn.sos biens ct yos terres quand vous sentirez
qufsans stes esclaves ct deshonores
Mi continue le gousernenr, beaucoup diront:
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=. Nous sommes autorise a annoncer lie Maj.
. D. OLIVER CONNIE candidat pour Tresorier
dgtk . releetion de Novembre proclaim.
1sayril 1865. ,.-. s.... 40
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MALSON VIElLLE BANQUE

~ET HOTEL, maintenant tenu ct d.
~ rige par Madame Mussand, pres de
la Maison de Cour, a Opelousas, recevra
les pensionnaires reguliers ct les voyageurs.
La table terra toujours pourvue de ce que lie
pays pourra foarEir de meilleur.
Opelousas s Avril 1865. Ian
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ETNous annoncons plus haut lie Major Oliver
.auu,e candidat pour Tresorier d'Etat. M. OH
IN cot connu depuis longtemps dams Get Etat
eoprne un homme possedant une grande habilete
a.ns les affaires, dune industrie ct dune energie
nres, qualities qui le mettront meme, sill est
an. de remplir sa place avec honneur pour
FE,st ct pour lui.
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Oh 90 souvient que depuis quelques mois il
j dlestion de l'adoption dune loi par le Con
aasqui prolongerait au Ter Juliet proclaim, le
smyatissement des billets Confedsres des We'll
,xsnissions en- bons 4 pour cent d'interst. II
i sujourd'hui avsre que Ia loi passs pour lie
ptyssement dn Trans Mississippi, ct quoique le
ataaeaire Confsdere don't le Bureau est en-
.arsviIle matt point encore etc autorise accor-
II des certifcats en- 6change de ces billets, le
fnlecteur des Taxes Conf6derees de notre vile
~ Yecoit aujourd'hui en- Placement de taxes. II
Z a.Jsrsendu, dependant, que les billets de $10O
n .uciennes circulations sont sans valeur ct ne
ant par consequent, pas compris dams les billets
,esyables en- Placement de taxes.
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LIE COURIER DES oPELoUSAS,
Public le Samedipar Joel Fl. Sandoz.


WI la auctuation continuelle du papier-mon.
naie, dater du Ter Novembre 1864, nous adop-
tons nos conditions de 1860: L'abonnement sera
de TRoIs piastres par an payables d'avance, on
QUATRE piastres la fin de l'annse Aucun a.
bonnement ne sera arrete avant que les arrerages
ne soient payes, moins que fediteur ne le juge
convenable; ct les abonnes qui desreront suspen.
DIRE devront en- donner avis par ecrit au moins ID
ours avant le terme de leur Announcement.
Les avis seront inseres 4 raison de cling cents
la ligne pour chaque publication; ct tout avis,
moins quill men soft autrement ordonne, sera pus
bile en- francas ct en- anglais jusqu'a quill soft
retire gu jusqu'a CO que l'editeur juge j propos
den suspendre la publication.
Les aunonces de candidat SO paieront dix pias
tres ct d'avance.
Les billets confxdsres ct autre papier-monnaie
serons acceptss scion lsur valeur intrinseque au
moment du Placement. I
Jusqu'a nouvel ordrs, les avis du GouveYus.
ment general ct de lEtat SO paisront aYaison u
cinquante cents Ia lgas, payabIss On bfflsts Con-
fkderss ou de VEtat.
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Evacuation de Richmond.-Il est evident
aue 10 Gen. Lee evacue Richmond, ct que le 3
du courant les troupes de Grant sont entrees dars
hyiIle. L'evacuation s'est operee parait-il, avec
mn orare admirable, ct sans sveiller peutetre
ratentien de Grant. LIE n. O. Times, du ii,
,voue cue les pieces de siege laissees Rich
nond, sont les seules prophecies don't les troupes
sdirsles ont herite par Get abandon de notre part
Qaoiaue Ia chiite de Richmond ait etc prevue
deuuis plusieurs mois. le choc, dams resprit pub.
lie, men est pas moins sensible. Dependant, on
ne yoi. rien IA qui soft de nature a attiedir les.
psrsnce ct lie patriotisme.
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calcasieu-A relection dun Juge de Dis
tst. le 3 du courant, cette Paroisse donne ITO
yox, don't 105 pour Mouton, ct S pour Estilette
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QUARTERS GENERAUX,
Departement du Trans-Mississippi.
Shreveport, Line. Is AvriI 1865.

Ordres Generaux Mo-
TIT L'ordre suivant emanant du Quarter &c.
Ill. neral de rArmee, est public pour l'infor.
nation de ceux que celia concerne:
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Alnlanach pour 1865.

TET almanach. public en- francais, au bureau
" du Courier des opelousas, content le lever
ct lie coucher du solei les phases de la lune. les
saisons. les fstes mobiles, le comput ecclesiast-
que, les Quatre Temps &c. vendre au bureau
du Courier, chez Bloch, Ffrnberg & Co.. chez
P. L. Hebrard ct John Posey, Opelousas; chez
E. Bouchez, Washington; J. P. Bay, Vile Pla.
te; H s Dunbar, Grand Coieau ct NJ. Emonet,
Gros Chevreuil Prix. $5, on 25 C. en- especes.
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Pour Tresorier- d'Etat.

Y.m sommes autoriss- a annoncer le Colonel
aasS d. BURKE, de Ia paroisse Natchitoches,
ss .ssse candidat pour Tresorier d'Etat, relee-
r. ID Noyembre proclaim. rs Avril.
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esQuoiqae les retours de l'election dun juge
peuf notre District ne soient pas complies, il en
rs pas moins certain que lie juge Monton etc
trtaa C'est une simple question de majorite.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, JUNE, 81, 1855.

Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented
to the uude signed, it has been made to appear
taat s'The Natsonat NesOark Company" in the
City of Newark, 10 TIA County of Essex, and
der and according to the requirement. of the act
of Cong ress entitled San Act to provides Ma
,ionsl Currency, secured by pledge OF United
States bonds, and to provide for the Circulation
and redemption thereof" approved June 8,
1864, and has complied with all the provisions Of
said &C, required to be complied with before
conmencins the business of banking under the
said act: t0
Now, therefore, /, Freeman Clarke, Oomptroll-
or of the Currency do hsreby certify that "Ihe
Of New Jersey ia the, County Of Essex, and
State of New Jersey, is authorized TO commence
ths business OF banking under the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my haHd nd
seal of office this twenty. fir st day of June 1855.
FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comntrnllsr of the Cur rencl: /.
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RECEIVING ATTENTION. 3

We find the following practical advice
adrft 10 our exchsnge:-"A young man
admires pretty girl, and must manifest
it. He cant help it for the life of him.
The young lady has tender heart, reach
ing out like vine tendrils for something to
cling to- She sees the admiration is
flattered begins to love; expects some
tender ayowal and perhaps gets so far as
to decide that she will choose white
satin under thin gauze, etc.. at the very
momen. the gallant that she loves is pop
ping the question to another damsel ten
miles off Now the difficulty lies in,not
precisely understanding the difference be-
tween polite attentions and the tender
manifestations of love. Admiring beau
tiful girl, and wishing TO make wife Of
her, are not always the same thing and
therefore it is necessary that the damsel
should be on the alert to discover 10 which
class the attentions paid her by hand
some and fashionable young gentleman
belong. First, then, if a young man
greets you in loud, free hearty tone |; #
he knows precisely where to put his hat
or hands if be stares you straight in the
eve, with his own wide open if he tells
you who made his coat if he squeezes
your hand ]; If he eats heartily in your pre-
sence; if, in short, he sneezes when you
are singing. oriticises your curls, or fai Is
to be foolish in fifty ways every hour.
then don't fall in love with him for the
world |! He only admirss you, let him
do or say what he will,
On The other hand, If he be merry with
every one else, but quiet with you; ii he
be anxious to gee that your tea is sufi-
ciently swee'enad and your dear person
well wrapped up when you go cut into
the cold if he talks very low, and never
look you steadily in the eye il his cheeks
are red. and his nose only bushes. it. is
enough. Ii he romps with your sister,
signs like pair of old bellows, looks
solemn when you are addressed by anoth-
er gentleman, and in fact, is the most
still, awkward, stupid, yet anxious of al
your male friends, you may 60 ahead,
and make the poor fellow too happy for
his skin 20 hold him Young ladies !!
keep your heart in case OF good leather,
or some other tough substance, until he
right one rs found beyond doubt, after
which you can go on, and, love and court,
and be married. and happy, without the
least bit of trouble p .a
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CAPE COP RATLROAD.-0n and AZ

CAPE COD RATLROAD.-On and at.
~ ter Mon day, April II, cars leave the Depot
Of the Old Colony and Newport Railway in Bnsv
ton. for Hyannis st-aa. M. and express 4,s0
P. H.. fli ih98.ln ~ esd sa~cH
ii Leave Hyannis for Boston, 7.05 A. M and 20
p. 4, All trains connecting with trains on the
o. G. and Newport Railroad at Middeborc', and
Farhaven Railroad at w est Wareham.
- Passengers FIR Nantucket will take 8 A.. M !,
train from Boston, and steamboat on arrival at
Hyannis, A4rul3 1 80 ~ tsFg.E.
The $50 train f ON Boston will not stop at
stations .tbet ween Middleooro' aud Boston The
705 A. NJ train from Hyennis will not stop to
leav4 passengers between Middleboro' and Bes-
ton, except at Bridgewater, North Bridgew alter
and South Brantree.a 91 a.s
A merchandise train will leave Hvannis for
Boston, Newport and way stations at ITO NJ,
and returning same days leave Middleboro' at
l2.lo P. NJ, connecting with, 5.46 A. NJ. train
from Boston, and 8 As train from Newport.
Passenger car with this train between Middle-
boro' and Hyannis, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays. S3 - 9ai4
ii ais TTbStf e. N WINTLOW, Sup's.
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THE PRINCE OF WALES AT A
FIRE.

A London, correspondent, under date
OF July 8, writes as follows:
There occurred Q fire in the earlier part
OF the week Con Tuesday,, at Marlborough
House The residence OF the Prince Of
Wales, When that young man exsrted
himself in a manner which would have
won the approval of New York fireman.
Originating in the ventilating shafts which
are lit with gas, for the purpose of in-
ereasing the draft of foul air, the conHa-
grafton burst out very near the nursery
was separated from it, indeed, only by
narrow passage. The alarm being given
from one OF, the clubs overlooking the
building, everybody was on the, alert,
aWales" heading them. He threw of
his coat and waiscoat, turned up his trow-
sers, and handed buckets of water with
a will" or emptied them on the fire with
great alacrity, and presently, ascending
to the garnet or cockloft, tumbled half
through the lath and plaster flooring, lot
being careful to tread only on the joists.
When the fire was got under, the Prince
was so blackened and begrimed as scarce
ly to be. recognizable-so the reporter
say. During its prevalence the Earl of
Derby and Lord Palmerston called, and
much earlier that ameteur pomponmisr,
the Duke of Sutherland, was on the spot.
Afterward the Princess and her babies
in the house all the time-and their papa
set out tor Windsor, where yesterday the
youngest-born was duly christensd BY
the name OF George Frederick Ernest
Albert, the Queen, and | don't care to
reckon up how many more, standing
sponsorS
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON JuNE 9th, 1865.

g 3D.. WASHINGTON JUNE 9th, 1865 I
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented
to the undersigned, IL has been made to appear
that the NEWARK CITY NATIONAL BANK
10 the city OF Newark, In the county OF Essex, and
State Of New Jersey, has been duly orRa-ised
under and according to the requirements OF tn Q
act of Congress entitled Gan Act to provide q
National Currency, secured by q pledge of
United STATES bonds, and to provide for the cir
COLLATION. and redemption thereof" approved
June, g., 1866, and was compelled with all the
pro visions of said sct required to be complied
with before commencing the business OF Ranking
uader said ra: - +
Now, therefore, L, FREEMAN CLARKE.
Domptrollsr o, the Currehcy, do hereby certify
that The NEWARK CITY NATIONAL BANK
in the city If Oewark, in the county of Essex,
ana the State of Ne Jersey, is authorized 10
Commence the basiness Of banking under the act
aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, Aitness my hand and
seal OF office this t.h daY of June, 1865. u
FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller of the Currency.
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therefore, as regards head winds there is
no vessel more suitable for contendiug
against the elements than the Great Eas-
tern. It is quite another case whether,
because this ship is so steady when work.
ing against a head wind and sea, she
she should be driven against them when.
by an alteration of plans, the chances are
that she might make the run with the
wind aft the greater porti IN or the whole
Of the voyage, But there is another side
to the nautical question. lit should be
borne in mind that the electric cable will
be payed out sstern, SO if that seas break
ahead it would be preferable to rolling
up astern The ship is to steam Ionwards
at the rate of elk Knots per hour; conseAt
qusutlyif there were to4be a gale from
the eastward, iuproceeding from Ireland,
with a high sea, the waves would break
against the cable, and possibly damage
the running part by friction against the
vessels stern. II we were left to select a
head or following wind in such mons
ter ship as the Great Eastern, when en-
gagged in laying Transatlantic subma-
rine cable, we should most decidedly
prefer the form or. Tho real danger to
the big ship is side wind and beam
sea. but then there must also be strong
gale or hurricane. The rudder Of the
Great Eastern must always be her weak
est point, for it's breadth exposes it to dam
age with the wind abeah. or even on the
quarter. When the steerage way is lost
she is unmanageable, as has already been
proved, and herein lies the risk attending
her employment in this venture. 1t p,ay
not prove so great as that of dividing the
cable between two vessels, and it is one Of
those spsculations that is attended With
rather more than the ordinary sea risks
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BANKS.
TREAsUARY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON JUNE 8, 166I

WASHINGTON JUNE 3, 1850.
Where's, by satisfactory evidence presented
10 the under sgne q, it has been made to appear
that the ESSEX COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
OF NEWARK, in the City OF Newark, in the
County OF Essex, and State OF New Jersey, mas
been duly organized under and accord ing TO the
reduirements OF ,he act Of Congress entitled
can Act 10 provide National Currency, secured
BY pledge OF United States bonds, and to provide
Tor TIE CT rcnlston nd redemption q efeof,' sp-
pr we'd June 8. 1854, a0d has complied with all
the provisions OF said act required to be complied
with before commencing the business # banking
under said act:
Now, thersf ore, l.. FREEMAN CLARKE
Comp role, OF the Currency do hereby certify
that thu ESS * COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW A tB, in the City of New ark, Ia the
C9unty of Eisey, and State of New Jersey is au :
tborizsd t. commence The business of banking
under the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and
seal of office this third day of June, 1855.
FACE, AN CLARKE,
Comptroer OF the Currency.