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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-10
DIE D..

BLoNDFLL-On Sunday, July . Eliza T.. wife Of Charles
Notice of tie funeral Will be given in to-morows papers
gROOKs-At Paf France. the DIST OF June last EhIl
Boot wife of ~. EdwsTd Brooks Of Boston, Mas
BIRK-on satudy July Mary Burr daughter Of the late
r 'tys. and friend. sre Invited TO attend h'r fonera
nom In e re.dencc ko. y University place. Oh tuesday
afternoon, st % O'clock without further notice
COsTAR--On Friday, Juy Lueien j. son Of AedA " 'H'
Tir reve aud friends OF the aniy ~. invited 70
the funeral At -. Anna Church, rslth''' o" 'V"''
mo.nirs, 50 = o'clock. an, i
nr-xNtvG-on s,t.rlay July 3. Wilmo, only child Of
Wiimot 81. sud Eleanor nuunins' aged years anu
The ~ services VIII take place from The resiS nee OF ,hs
r,I,ns So. li5 Christopher 81 on N.oi.ny sh
O'clock. The friends are i"'i'd 5" S''N" "'''"'
notice. &c.
FRhsFR-Ou Saturday afternoon a. oe9eA at NO; No, 90
Wet Thyfourtr;i NJ; oqt9 1 , q, ffA''f' WIG
Ioln Frasor httr a long sud paln!ul lines"
Further notice Viii De s'eh - -
voRGAN-Ou Sunday the on int, Ablie y, wife DO C.
Morgan dau glitter Of the tate tben"ler Berr"ws.
he mnernl services on Tuesday nest her late resi
dcnce, No. ~ south Fourthst, BrooAlyu' r. u
MLLs-N sui,htown l.; l.. OF saturday my y hnha s,h
Nns widow oil the late Nn. Nickhani Mhs IN inc of'n
The relatives aud lend. the family respectfully invited
July II. NJ O'Clock 2.
MuRnpCK--M Peck.kl, on Friday morning Jny l.
Frcaeii-k Warren Murdook eldest son o. "sI'oh 'i@
TIE relatives and ends Of the family ere inyied 70 attend
h fnrra from tue residence ~ Ia. iu. NO. - osru'l
st. Brooklyn on Monday, July 10, et3oclocA IN the al
ONEIIAt Sing Sing Saturday July aged ~ years ant
2uonh. Ag. Rachel ONeil, reiiet o. james - Nsi Esq
of lister County and OF the Rev. J. Z. Hemanc'
of the New. ork Conference. 80 -,
Funeral at tho residence her in Sing sing THIS tMoh
d,v ,nornins at lOt O'Clock Her remains will be taken
Newnrh ior pternont By tho tram leaving Sing sins
l2;l8p.nL
RAYMOND-kt Eorwak, Conn, or Friday evening july
HATH, ~ third daughter Of Chas. T. and Charlotte hay
rnond ia the 29th year OF her age. -, 49,,
The relative. and friends invited 10 the ron
O'Clock p
sTOC KING-On Saturday ngh Nellie MeNina twin daush
ter OF Sidney IA aud Hannah NJ STOCKING aseu "0h'H
and days. ,, H., .,.,av, ., d =, m
The funeral will take place this day Mondayls ~.
itoun tho tesdsuce 0f HsnJ B he.ye No. lI' Amy o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-10

The Jnman steamer City Of Baltimore, Capt.
slorehouse which left Liverpool at o'clock on the inter-
noon Of the 2sth aud Queenstown OF the 18Th juno
arrived here yesterday
. Tie City Of Cork arrived of Crookhaven On tb'
night Of the 2Gtb. and Liverpool on the forenoon OF
he 25th June.
The Pennsy lyanis arrived or Croo1haven 1T $50 on
fhe morning Of the 27t reaching Liverpool soon after
noon on the 2eth.
The City Of Washington arrived on Cfooahayen on
the evening of the 9th.
The North American reacfed Londonderry eaIly On
ihe morning Of The 25th Juue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-10
EUROPE.
FIVE DAYS LATER NEWS.
Dissolution of the English Parliament
Wrlts for a New Election.
Election Excitement and Riots.
Lord Brougham On the Extension Of
the Franchise.
Election Excitement and Riots.
Negotiations Between Italy and Rome
Broken of.
FATHER PORK. Julv o. 1eG5

The steamship Belgian, from Liverpool on the
lsernoon Of the 29th ut and Londonderry the 3Oth
Lved at this point to-day en- route to Quebec.
The steamship City OF Washington, from New York
IA North American. from Quebec reached Liverpool
y the evening Of the 2sih'
The steamship City Of Cork. from New.YoTt, arrived
htIdverpoOl on the 20'h'
The news is quite meag%
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KrnIil.

The Brazilian mails reached Lisbon on the
sSih.
RIO JAyFIRo. june s.-CoGce 1900 D0i stock,
81 nl bags. f1ctanrr. "a 02i!.
The Paraguayan forces lave reached Bella i-ia aud
COrrientes. Tue BIGzlians retired. Great sickness
prevailed among them.
BAHA June Is -E1chanPe 81 ~. Sugars-
Whites q f0OG2H10O Bioant. 1900 ~. 1890.
! pRRSAYRrCO, June l6-Lxciaf %. -. v .lif
E1gsr Oo0Q4alOO; Brown. 1900 900.
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~, Central Park Concert.

The Saturday afternoon concert at the Park
r. voy largely attended. and gave unmiXed sati'fac
, .e 40 900 or 50oOl persons OF all ages. profes
,ous ealiings ard naouaties who were present, and
r,ae for the hour sympathetic with each other by the
wei strains that flied the soft Summer air ike per
fumes grown audible.
The day was delic4tful = pleasant aud auimated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-10

The rehearsal Of the Orh al-o took psre yosier'
DAY in The Licocrkranz Hall Nil Carl iicrsnlnn lead
inc and for irsi rehearsal passed on very wen Inc
o-etd f,sti,nI bids lam 10 become success ell
have been maor o. insure tLv beet or or
der ~ every detail The Committee of Honor OF " hon
PHILIP Bssingcr cs0., - ltosId'ht hhd 'h' ts''i ~
sev he Austrian Confnl.fi.reral aud The other Ger
man Consus aye menhers complies the oliic 81 our
German mer, lauis. aud Is particularly active IN IT'D
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Special Notices.
Niblp'. Carbon.

Mr. WHEATLEY respectfully an'oin e. thai IN eonsc-
oneroe Of Ire extensive and 'ed IL hinefy n.ee''y
to q Iroprr repres.niAiion Of -
ARRAA-NA-POGUE
being y ready be u Obliged to postpone she pro
duction " t.si sfare UNI
= IyFDSE3Dth NEXT. Juy ". -
UNTIL WHICH EVENING TuE filfATFR WILL
RFMa.N CLOSED fOR REHHAHSiLS
Pirtic. "a s-,sicn Of Tes,r,ed lor Molty enh
Tue bay. them Renewed, or 'bsh hoeJ ~
tanned upon application tie Box ctCe.
Tbirj Assembly District l'aioI As-ociation VIZ
meet III, gSoncayl L.ENIaG y. Eissa AID Hoo Az
o clock. JANIS NJ. TU1uil.L, President
lons 4. Williams. seere.arie.
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R.por sore cuuen. iial llc h!l. -. '' ,','
- ,....a.a tfac.o Ynyuratt, not u'2 Nf''
b,,ore.I nl, TO lc l'u.i..d r. i.t'F l' 7'1"n ,,
... l..,.r.n. fi f. IA mbsy wtic datc1 ir i.'i
i've, 81. ri. -Hl. JUf', al.H ul'! ".".-' ~
III. l.u.nl, .0i"4 l.ir siatr lh"t 'o'''' IN, m
.c, .f Il. pace u.ul A--cslIcis at ..A' 80 '' "
Al.l.If. .sI.
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AuSf,in.

Vacae and Enthusiastically rumors were ahoat
n 70 tI new Cabinet All reports agree in Ioiu'ing
h Cont Bpeyclf as the ieurc Minister Of state.
Count Mensdoff Pouly AID Baron Won Brngei were
also named for on.ces IN % lev Cabinet.
Herr Won Scheimirg and FIVE Of his coufcd crates had
definitely quilted the Cabinet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-10

TIPPT-At Cbarlexoa. West Virginia. .. Friday -
o. TiG aged 90 yess, 10 months and days
rss funeral ,rvicss w he hold Ne ho~e OF nj con,
law G. Il. Shaw. No. ~ Wyck st., Brooklyn oe vel
$500 Ilh mat at D. m Tho rslsiives and iIisnds q
the family add OF his IONS j. ~. H. and A. H. i'u are
rrQse ssd to attend withc at furthef nosice
UNDF RHILI.-At Pleasantyiie n T., on fndsy' 'no W.
int M,,y Ann " n IL Cha. W. UDdsrhii:
Re,.,yss and friends OF IL. amiy s.el to attend nN
In ernl on M.ndsy o'clock oln her late residence NO.
2s7 West Tnf, fourth T.
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IfnIy.

The IT embers Of the new Council of state
had beer apIortcd. ,..
( Sgnor yegeIi had returned to Florence aiIer ms
Unsuccessful mission 10 Rome.
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JEpFERs. No. 573 Broadway, is selling his
snors SOC 10 81 reduction. Ladies visiting the coun.
try should call buy their Shoes at JEFfERs. NO -
Broadway.
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France.

The CORPS Legislalii passed the extraordinary
butgstby vote Of 2i' yes TO- 10 nays
Dorlse heavy; renles t0h. o'c.
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IAaYoltise nLtnt.

IyylsIBLY CONNECTED WITHOUT DAMAGE
The opening Of ench window and door instantly tele
crapin % your room. What comfort
L. IloLMEs No. 1873 EfOadway.
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NEwELL's Perfect Fitting Shirts, ready made
and 10 order. Undersbirts, Drawers. hdks. Gloves,
lies &C.. sent G. o. D. T.. A. NEWELL. 6JJ Broadway.
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SAEAToGA "STAR SPRING WATEE- Depot,
No 3 Barclay-st New-Tolk. Congress. Empire and
other Mineral Spring Water. Star Water on dItught'
Druggists supplied BY the gallon. d. WESTON
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MAR BIE D.

Beaufort. : G.. on Tne.day 'una
~ r,pt Jsremlh y Clarke Battery q. "a L. , ooo1eu
Ar1.ry 10 Ms. sarah otter Of the State Of Georges
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-09-05
The National Bank of West
Virginia,
AT WHEELING.
OFPICE OF COMJ,TROL'R or THE CURRENCY,
NunuInInrrAnnn InlA. nm lAllh-

OFRICE oP COMITROIiR or THE CURRENCY,
Washington. July llth, lSGl.
JTiItEREAs, ny SATISFACTORY EVi.
w leIce pTt$enteil TO the undersigned, u
has been made tOappeAri t'The Nntt0n'
ri Hank Of West Virginia, nj wheel
lnF,'' IN tho City Of Wheeling, ~ the Cnlll-
Is 0f Ohio, and State Ot West Virginia, lIiA
ijean duly organized uIitit'r and atcOTIlnB 70
the feQnlTemenls OF tile Act OF Congress, OH
titled .An net to provide National Currency
SECURED by n pledge Of unltel States ls0ndA,
and topTOVlle torths clEc'llnlionnnd Tssielnl,;; @
iion thereof approved June Jt1, lS5i, alid
ms complied with hll the provisions of Said
Act, required 10 0becOmpllgll with before com,
meliclngthO business 0f Banking under said
act. 80 r...,,,
TROLLEY 81 tho t'uTfsiiGy, do hereby certify tlIhl
Tho National Hank Of West viEiI lnli!it
Rt wheeling, In the CITY u .Whssllng, ts y! III
the County or Ohio, and State Of West VII
ainia, B authorized 10 commence the puAl'
IiC N Banking under the act atote
- IN testimony Wherol wines ny
al hand and seal Of ONCE This llth day
= " ' FREEAIAN CLARK,
InlR-6Nl COmnt'F OF the Currency.
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-tal .mN n
('sshier, VIM. VA \ capital tllV,-
I1b1. iiIhh, Se50, ,Oo1
National Bank Of FtinShung, Pres
Ident, George X. MI gi Cashier, W M.
d. BuFk kharlt; cap Sl0O0i limit,
500, 900.
First National Bal 81 PArkesbnEg,
President, ]. n. Can ~ S:aahieT,, VIM.
y, Chancellor, cnp tlbO,OOci tllnil,
5000. .ii
Second National INK Of PAFkefs-
burg, President, Joli lackson; Gosh
Ier, SWm. II. Woll hpltal, $i0Ss 800;
limit, 800, 900. Il 9ala
PaTkgrSbuFg NOt lli Bank, FFesi-
don't, james Cook shicr, BEVERLY
Smith; tanital, Sl2i llhiit, $3.50, 900.
Merchants Nnlid I Bank Of Point
Pleasant, PrrSfdCu ShaR, q. MtlleEi
Cashier, IaliuierFQ 4llng; capital,
SlS0,000; liuiit, S2iQ
Abi4cgXT ~ Is ONO.
First National,e fhesyille, Presi-
don't, John BTad1 lier, Wmi Y,
Wilson; CgpitHlt ttl9 On
First NAtl0tihl5 ~ l3Flg port, FTesl-
dent, T.. r. Rhodes Cashier, lilu. Y.
TallInah; Capital, S9lO, 900; limit, WOO, ,100.
First Nailonul, at $St. Gainesville,
President, Dnn'l u. 4. C0weh; Cashier,
II. G. lWeldhy ; Capital, SlUO, 900; limit
First National, at Ca1iz, President,
,TOsbph S. Thomas; Cashier, James NJ.
Watson: Capital, Sl90, 900; limit, $50, ,0gO.
Harrison National Bank, ut CadlZ,
President, ChnunEy Dewey; Cashier,
AZ Il Rrn,rn (hpitnl. 100000; limit,
$2OO,OO0. i.
First National, at Cambridge, Prcsl-
dent. S. B, Clark. (; Cashier, j. II. Clark );
CnpitiI. SiO0,DO0! limit, $500, 900.
Jefferson National Bank, NJ Steuben-
Vile, President, WIh. kllgore; Cashier,
VIM. Spencer Capital, slN,VOO; limit,
SS00,OOO. ~. 80
First National Bank, nt sleabenyille,
President, R0b't SleFnUd, Jr.; Cashier
Geo. u. Mckinney Capital, $4,000 !
limit, SS0O,DOO.
First National, ut smlthileld, Presi-
dent, Joseph II. Cope; Cashier, WIN.
VernIillion; Capital SlOO,OO0i limit,
slO0,0O0. z.s U. =
First Nntionalj al MI Pleasant, Prcsi-
dent, WIN. Price ChSllier, Jonathan
Bmns; Capital, $4,000; limit, $3.50, 900.
AnIAcENT RANKS ~ PRNSsYLNANI6
First National, ii Washington, Pfcsi-
dent, q. NJ, Reed; cashier, jas. Mcll-l
Capital, l5lS09O; limit, $3lO, ,0O0.
First National, ntANaynesbllrg, al Presi- |
dent, Dau'l BOner LAShier, j. q. Elem |
nikin; Capital, STDi, i,O)O: limit, $500, 1000.
TURNER'S Il DfoVlrs National Bank,
nt MHynesburg, President, Charles A.
Black; Cashier, -; Capital, $3.50, 600;
limit, $SOO, 200.
1t will be seen from tho above That
tho adjacent counties In Pennsylvania
are not so tllickly ttrewn with banks
as eastern Ohio and West Virginia.
The ilnrge and riehCbtinLy pflNVhshlng-
ion, wttlI It's bO,GlJ niliAWtgnts, and
where more wool Il grown thanin any
county in the United States, has but
100000 banking capital. s3y ~
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I In ms Clarksvillo speech Mr. Mont
gotnery Blair charged Secretary STAN
ton with having, at the beginning Of tile
war, Ienoanc4d The attempt to main
tain the Union by peace aud that he
continued his dennnciatiOps until he
entered Mr.. LIneoln's Cabinet, IN re-
ply.to this charge, writer in the New
York Times recalls the fact that when
the Union citizens Of West Virginia, in
April, 1861, found difficulty in obtain
ing arms from the Allegheny Arsenal,
Mr.. Stanton interposed in their behalf
first applyingto Mr.. Blair himself, who
declined taking action in the premises,
and ailerwArd to Mr.. Cameron, offering
to be personally responsible for the
proper use and return Of the a{Ins, and
the order,for their issue was according
ly given.
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Til. CallRl all ShRft ITll WaTR.

HAVING INCREASED SEE y ny \ SlLlT5i
Sie.S. nm prepared 10 tillAll oIJlels promptly,
nnI rs cheap, or cheaper than clin be hNd ~
nny other house IN tile city. lkeepthe --latest
inafteF1ls or STOW ~, both Wood and Coal,
and will warrant every stove, am plepnl-
M 10 40 all kinds Of job Worg " loet lNIn
and MIN and viii give such j0ts my pel
"ifeniIoT. Shouting and GutteEiug q III
I,IN1Is nighyR ON hand. Copper md Hrs
iISetiHS md Fruit Cans Of the btd KING also
very Cheap Merchants and ntheEP Visllns
eclty Will do well 10 give me q call eaill.,,,, :
ie9 y 4 ga III u - GEA1iDN se..es. -
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gItaIfaI.
The ,Wegid. Challenged 70 Produce Ils
Equal. N
LINDsEY'S IMPROVED
BLOOD = sEARCHER,
YoR TIN CURB or ALL
Diseases Arising from an Impure
state Of tho Blood, aA

SUCH ~
N 'eTn6ila, Cannsrous Formations,
CntansTus Diseases, Erydpela., B0ih5
TSitHF AdbctiOnh, Od Stubborn Ulcsf,
PimpleS on lhe Fans, BOTe Eysi, Ac.
fTTF MAKE NO C.t,AIAis TO HAVING
@4itt dt602efpd 4 = @P6IinctH' iof y Untpeyl1
Remefivp M All lhe ailments "a which flesh
II laiT; blt Wa 10 claim what countless iilfta
have hiiTly and fully e'tAhllAlled that Ia the
~ ~ DL0OD.SilAFttnIIn
~ dc afIiietb ~ WlIE mud d sRtdIidyd ArtlieiH',
0noupnn WhiGh tliny can rely = ,iita sl,.,,
Giie l6Fgii thed diioatl9 tnF which y y FecOH'-'
RSys mis- DAY, 0eiGbsF7tll, tS6l, disposed Of
my entire iut6fltt IN ]. NJ. IihhN1yF IhPhnv-
10 BLOOD BEAEf1iFIl 10 u. u HRLLHIDl4 4 n,
nI0plTatiOH, ThGi6niy genuine article VIII
hereafter be prepared 6y Them eHcindYely:
T. 81, LINDSEY,
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success at llie polls the rebel chiefs and
editors openly prayed Ia the midst OF
the war; who solicited through u To-
reign Minister foreign interference In
our contest; who year ago, Ia q Ma
tiOnhl Convention, declared the soldiers
conquered and the war q failure, and
who Aneered at President lincoln Us
helbl Ny weak, or denounced him as
. mtifteie tyrdnt, and harlequin.
'TiTheBB are they who compose the DEM
Ocratic party. They are now busily en-
gagged In pFalsihg the soldiers, whom
last year they slandeIed, and IN ccle-
brating the re-estahlishment Of the
Unioh. They are even engaged IN the
pleasing process OF eating the Chicago
platform. RntwhAt has this party, In
whose Ohio Convention NAllRndighnln
WINS . chief orator, in whose Pennsyl-
vania Convention Judge Black was an
.applauded tFaehGr' who said, as Bu-
cfIanatIB ATTORNEY General, thAt the
war would ;legaliIeg SECESSION and dis
solve. .tli1 E'iiida- That has this party
.llnnl viii power by.
tho AihefiC1ti pe0i t Vsiiti c0tili elliilllit
SO Overwhelmingly last EOvembeFi We
speak OF a party, not OF individuals.
We do not forget with what absolute
sacrifice, with what blood and money,
many Democrats stood by thu country.
But naither do w0 forget that rs a party
tho Democrats voted against ehlancipa-
tion, and TINT In the States which they
controlled the amendment was defeat
cd. We do not forget that II the Dem-
ocratic party had retained power In
1860 they would have compromised tile
honor of tho country without permA-
nently avoiding the war; and were
member, nor will the American people
soon forget, that in 1854 they sOlemnly
proposed aequlCseenCe in national dis
grace and ruin. ~ \
These are the two parties who now
solicit our votes. Let every man who
loves n Union nlInobscurcd by ''thG res
OlntIOns of rs, ," who loves hiscOuntryl
and believes that equal rights for all |
mon before the law arc essential 10 her
permanent peace and prosperity, ask
which OF these parties ought to
have his vOtG.df
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Franklin Insurance Company
WI or WlnELrN0.
CNnIIMl,............,...........,., slOO,OOO.


TH,Iognn, 7. r. Rllnllcrpss, Geo, K. Wheat,
Geo Mendni, John Z0Ccklef, slmi, MCt Tel
Ian, q. W, FTnnShciin, jas N. Vance, Alex.
lAnglllin.
nNiIIa COMPANY HAVING EIFE DULY
organized, arr prepared 10 take IiElsa "
liIiF rnicS on lHiIldinn1l Of MI kinds, metrhnh'
dfsC, manufacturing establishments, nfill-
tlirN, Steamboats, anil CnIROtR on tic western
rivetS and lakes. Anl nlsO on the lives ot per-
sons for b term ~ yrhTS This Company OF
IiiM SUPERIOR Inducements TO NTilleIN, Wller-
In they can bp inRurCl iOr three yehr, A. re-
dnNd inteS This bciNEa home Institution,
composed OF some nlnety-fOnr Stockholders,
most OfWhOm arc among OuF best h,inllltsa
men, recommends ltRclrtO the favorable com
sideFation OE the lnSuTlng public, and soIleiIs
their patronage.
Applications f1F lnStlfniiCN VIII 10 promptly
attended 10 by the Se, retnTS.
OfIlce. No. I MCIMTP IlONAr, being tho same
fOTInCFly OCcupiGllhy Adams ENNnf,SS 20
N. GARTHu uR, Secretary,
2 SAINT. MCCLELLAN, President,
3 GEO, AIFNDIGIA Vice President,
NJ ARTHUR, Agent FIR paying pensions.
Oflica, No. McI.liCe HOUSE, boiling the Hlino
formerly occupied lIy AdamSHf.xpreaS TO-
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at lIo G'run,IIan Insll.


PreCeptrcss-'HThe Glass In Civil Gov
ernMCnt win ,take their placcs,-Sew
ard, s-7GoVern-mentY
W. S.-'stYhat Is irhdt Incant?"
Prcceptress (sharply). = "Ink0 youl
knMCkles out OF Gr6GlGy's collar, Ant
pay attention. What IL SGovcrn-nent?'
Nv. I. Sherman. .-'MNkin' 'em stan
arOunl."
Precep. with n stare). - "Wait til
you're spoken to, sirl Come, Seward
What Is GOycrn.nlentIp lfI
4 w. ii. ,S.-yHGOV'me Is you; the
thing Governed tbut not much, l guess
Is Ne" ~
Precep.t timpatlentlyl Little Cooke
Whnt Is GOvGrnment2n %
W.T.. Sherman.-''B Blue.Jay Cooke
domino hOthin'." i.5.
Precep, with awfll severity .--''lYilI
liam Sherman, iriLt You hold your
tQnguef Come, Cooke, What is.Goy-
eglment2n 80 .s
jay e6olIe; yysha1l / give you an
answer ityfiting2"
Pfecep. lover her specs. l-"What do
Won mean, SifRp tffi1t
4 JAY Cooke. cause i Gin got Boy
that writes Copper-plate, TO copy OF my
answer fit for framing" s.'s
rPrecsp.-"I shall put you In Frame
after School, Answer the question OIL.
hand, or 90. to tho foot" ~
jay ke.-" Well, then-G Gov'ment
is-Goy'ment. Il gets along by not
payini Of Its Debts"
Precep,- p,-"Go to the foot. Ulysses
Grant, What Is GOvernmentH si..
U. s. G.-"It means holdin' in all
you kin.n
Precep. "That's Sell. Government.
II may be carried'to an extreme. But
whit Is Government In genernlHN
z us. G." G6V'ment IN n General Is
MAXIM 'en mind 'thout Wnst1ilS no
words. Maxim 'em fight"
Ppeep.-" You misunderstood me,
Ulysses. wislltO know what is the
definition Of Government us applied to
q State& tea.I s ~ ~ slF
4 w. 4. Sherman" He domino moth
I'M: nsk nle2p IN.
+ Rrecep.1 p.1ItWell, VIII. Sherman, as
yon arcso anxious to be heard, What
Is CiOVernment?"
w. 7. "Goy'm6nt is mn InstitoO-
tion, From the Earliest Ages thereheY
been Goy'mcnts. And Institootions.
Slavery Is ati. mstitootioh. Gov'ment
is Discipline. Slavery Is Discipline.
But t'otlier Disripllne's the biggest
thing. Sliall 1go ont"
precep. d, Ito the foot. Andy
Johnson, What is Civil Governmentg''
Z A. Maxim everybody Civil TO ye
by Law. Bill Brownl0w says how yU
don't noed no Law
4 Precep. Never you mind what Bill
Rrownlow says; nor any Boy tlill
Ssgears. VIM Seward, What is Civil
Government3n
w! S.-!"A Gov'merit that's Civil TO
other Goy'ments." r. .s5
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(tFPICE or TIE CoIIpTH OF TIIk CUuhENCft
Wellington, June &ths lSdA
TXTHEREAs BY sATISFACTORY iIIyIl..
w dence presented 70 the undenignsd, Il
hni besn mGde 70 appear that @Ihe MeF'
eilAnfs1 National Bank Of West Viz
FinIA, Rt wheeling IN the CITY OF y heel.
Ing In the County Ot Ohio and State nt We't
V{Fqinia, hos beol duly organized under and
according 70 the requirements g me 81 o.
(OnFFCaU, entitled IN nct " provide q Nntlon:
Al CnTenEy, secured by pledge Of United
States Bondi, and TO provide. for the cirGilla-
tim and redemption thereof, nppruVed June
IA lgi. nh iin e1Ih plled with all tie prOvbs-
i0fs Of said het, EequiEtd ~ be complied win
before commencing the business Of hankinR,
under gIlid art.
Now, therefore, /, Freeman Clark, Comp
tfOlIRr Of the Currency, do hereby ceTtily I'M
isTkIE ALEIl[;1IANJSY HATlQNAli. HANK
or, 1P11 Hfiil4fii ~ W III lshllfel,f.
81 tiie City Of Wheeling, in the County OF
Ohio and State OF West Virginia, v author
iEf1 70 commence tho business Ot Banking
under tho nCt Aforesaid.
In testimony whereof Vdtne1l my hnnd anu
Hsal nn Otllee, tliia 18th day OF June, l6il.
FREEMAN CLARK,
jul7-OOt COnprr Of the Currency.
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The Merchants National
Bank Of West Virginia,
Ar WHEELING.

TnEABuIlY OP THE UNITED sTAIlS,l
sfE nIVIaI0H OF NATIONAL. tiASkS,
Washington, June 2Ith, 1876.
TT IL HEREBY CERTIFIED THAT THE
Merchants National Rank Of West
Virginia, nc wheeling, w. Va, bank
inK N DtiAtlOn organized under tho act 10
pFOVlde National Currency, secured by o
DledRe Of u, 4. HOndA, md " provide for TIC
Circulation AHdTCtlsfnptlon thereof" nPpTOv'
ca June i, 1854, having compiled with the re-
Of sfrtlOn ~ OF said net and with
t60 regulations Of this department made ~
pursuance tllercOf, llna lladay been deAisllnt.
receipts from Customs, md by virtue o. Slich
dC,yiTnntion Will nlSO BE- employed asa FinAn'
Tsi,Se,i II. IL SPINNER,
InI7. mi Treasurer u. 3.
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financial.
The Merchants National
Bank of West Virginia,
~ AT WHEELING.

OFFTCE or TIIE CoNPT'R OH THE CURRENCY,
Washington, June 26th, lSd& J
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MAN IBA RRTf.s iRElIpiSR lDEAI WHITE
"A l,Iss ~ PRYOR, MILLER & co.
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