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UPWARD scHESCK, AUcTroSERR.
vAIrARIE SPAN Op BAY HORSES,
EftssANT TROrTISa HORSE,
LiGlff Tor AND ROAD WAGONS.
UouBLr AND SINGLE MAnStss,

Ar TfIE PRIVATE ABLH
so 10 WEST EIGHTEENTH sTRFFr.
n EDWARD sCHEScK, THIS DAY, 3Jth ina,ant Al
~ O'Clock A. NJ tho above valuable establishment ~
~nan going abroad. span Of bay rroiing Horses ib'
ALEC beautiful long All Gray warranted 20 irot in .hrce
minutes perfect top Wagnn and Road do. ae ny
prewser %. and Dubois eesan Harness BY Dan'conbc
ele ant Blankets. Rstss r.
Tns above can be seen any ms = Tho stable prev
the ALE
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200 A DAY TO AGENTS.
pAO THE FASTEST SELLING
AND BEST NAP EVER ioSuEO.
LLOYD'S GREAT MAP " NORTH AMERICA AND


Or TIE UNITED STATES CONTINENT IN 1900
square Feet engraved stee aud shed,
with rollers, and cologed 10 States and Territories cost
Sl0o0o1 and four labor; lnshed to-day; worth sal
yet rl for 81 81 shows 900 oO0 places 100 railways and
o. 800 railway stations eD 90 towns, vagss, post unocs.
Despatch Mail Telegraph and Emgant routes tho
Plains and Rocky Mountains Tae Atlantic Telegraph Cable
and the whole continent Il shown, from TIE spot In the
Arctic where Sir John franklin persisted westward
miles around Cape Horn 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES entirely
rounding ths mighty continent all and mprehended
at single glance BY the study OF such Il geography
only learned THIS Is the nrst map ever mtde Which
and Columbia rivers and their hundreds OF rba-
tsries refer to the War Department tho AInercin
Fur Company, 81 Louis This ~ map for the world 20
consult; map for tho student and statesman map for
greatness OF the United States territory which has doubled
1854 and IT. greatness whom s wings shall have
the whole conent from the North Pole 10 tie
South To Insure this being hnng up In every
house throughout the civilized world we have engraved
large separate Map % the nei States portion OF the Con-
tineut scale eight large the main uep and
coloci II In 400 distinct counties, and pf'atsd u the
side. by raising the bottom roller tho county
Map faces showing every minute vii railway station
and betwecn, and 10000 aud
IS 90 railroad stations Both Maps for ~ TO-
County rights each Agent
Send money for samule aud the Map FIRST. IL not
sold tken back on demand Agents averaging ~ copies
day.
fined Instructions how to canvass well furnished
Agents. Ladies do n well ~ men.
J. T. LLOYD.
Amer Map Publisher,
% Cortlandt street New York,
and No 4 Wine Ollcr Court FLEET street. LONDON.
Wholesale agents with capital could make fortune
this Map California; spain, south
America. Cuba Canada reias New Orleans rnd the Wes
tern states % to Sloa copy could ba easily obtained.
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Brewster 20 and Dubois. sissaa. Harness BY Dan'eombc
above oAn be any Tina = Tho stable prev 70
HENRY H. LEEDS. AucriosEER.
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10 cSs .,,s ss wnn Pie. tables NO % Eat
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LIGHT WAGON .,.r,y .s. . Tub: ~: HARNESS &C.
. sss .,,. 4. S..' sa.
BED LINEN, SHEETS, PILLow CASKS. A
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SALES AT AUCTION.

- s-. 80 :" : - so"s
4 ucTIoN NOTICE.
"A 81 oosrlsyATIos SALE.
sAruaplY?' ooaaffoREa 20
Catalogues ready. and contain general
srAPLE AND Fancy DRY GOODS
!, EASES assou * WI Sl Nv Hssffs
being he so; riss wsy,Tii,i w. sEs|g ana v" .
Also, an invoice Of hns fsris LAMr .nd GAS SHADES
A'''a'A o buyers wa. Torirss 90 aer.orssr..
g8 no. I. No Is. SAaseA ,tree.
4 ucuos NOTICE -rRSEsr ROTH, AucrosEtR-
ft's.sts a ~ G,s sars 81
a. sy ~ & @ srs s.s 81 sSs M
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q so. x,y sa .a i es saaai
arsrs jazz saa s ssA " Win s ssr con asa
green rsps; rals~ood nnd black walnut Bsdste q. and
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posts required. n b-aeaes ATTENDANCE % eat.
Sale p s'a sss "a. sori hsds a
A rcrroy soTIcE.-suP HousgHorD ruasL
a turn rlaroforta sronr-r. Paintings Drawing Room
fs w5r \ . 's s a Er se % ss
osnre Table n.,,'pd p,ss'gE na'esa. bsd
rabs snnt ahiaa dinner sss sse1 c..,sr rao
Ss.T. f..s cI;S t.ss shsds. ~. = =
sa.essth s,scei, between Flita -ad sl.ih @stases
4 --soRrpAag SALE or FILE MASuPAoroRy.-
~. Sa4Ul.t. WYNN. anctipnerr, aels tina lty, a II
ool0c. Stock and fixtures L~ase so,i VIII - rln
Mandatory, n, Cast To anly-tri street. Fr,i
tons uns stcelr for making fl@s Anvtl. barge
Grind Stone, mo Bellows vies Bcrche. and all o.arper
tanning TO tns business Postys soc, without reserve.
7. " HILL, Worfey for MORTGAGE
DEM y THFALI. AUCrIoNGER LlTf sAtESNNS
ID WfIIi n W. LUDLOW eol HNuAEH1 y run
NiruRE, RosEwooD PIAsoFoKrEs BILLlAR
TABLE AiaRoRs, ARPErs, &C.. Ac :
TffrAfL cIHrfS viii r.i by auction this dav Clair.
day October =: 100 at ioh o'clock, n theis asoarpnm
No. e. fsry street near Nassau, genera rsoret ~
House, Did FGrnitu- &c cossisting pa, Of
and walnut Par.o suits 80 satin. b'ocaie sni tapn 1ne,
Fancy r hes; Secretary and library NpekrHres
aud Tables pier and Mantle Mirrors Chandelier winut
and mahogany French RcdatradH marble top bnrseN.,
washsiands crlmec reil SUITS hsr and rraas Nat.
ue-sn Pillowa Dam ~ Curtains, Lonngc, Rocker. -
Dlnnz fables chsrs Haiel- Velvet Brus.es and
ingr,in Carpets chi's snd Glassware.
At ~ oclockfWc Inc rosewood fianoortss 10 lhe
rourd Also nn~ mahogany tnfnm InIi4Ki
Table marble bed: balIs Cuss &c Catalogues nj salQA
roora. ~ Liberty street, Ialr Nassau street
IlEsJ. r EHRALf.. Auc1ToNgER,
- LATE SALksIiN VIII ~ " IuDLoW We,
ELEGANT nousnuoLp guRSiruRE, MIRRORS.
oplGTSAB OIL PAINTINGS. CARPETS, &C.
r. II. LUDLOW aco vii : u b. auction, on fuenisy,
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NJ D0UGnrY, AuC~foSgRR
w. NJ nDUs1 wlu .ei n. anction mn. dsz
Nfioa.4 - .tVta a saiesreon No 10 Sass4a sirc.
FNty lfrk ~Hsofri uf Household Furniture. helm
s1oes - deer anf manufactures declining basncs.~Par.
~ ifNNifH ~ w~uN lA#ngany ana rosewood. library
Dining and chAnit"r snlts IL safets ani.hsl III ci
eni f13hci, agse ana sn frcacn Plate ler aud n.ntri
Nfofs, Ear cts Uas Fixtures Iron safe Iebs-
pesks WORLDS iae attention y tAe tr~ds aseenera
Catalogues Il aale
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INssEx COUNTY rRoTTfHG FAIR.-rHERR WILL. BE
~ Pair held on the ground. Of tho sss Couuy prsns
PARK Association, at Orange NJ j. Tuesday. "Wednesday
thursday, IS "a o. 0ne-thrd Of te pro-
ceeis 70 be donated 20 the family OF tho late kobsd T.
Walker NMM t #M HEHaY u. COOK.
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II n RQLLiSf q co, ArgTrQssghs VIII srhi,
rs'ser sas tsssssr $50, cses~1 y'..ssa 49, ~.
us. sf<fptss. NssA t30fs swt< W, kfs&sss1
e<.er rsslss Chslss rsfs All .yssA ss1s 1899 s~1
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THE TRADES.

A PHOTOGRAPHERS AND PAINTER, SPEAKING TIE
~ French and German languages wishes situation Ad
dresa 10 Duane
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-01-24
EXECUTORS SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

VIII be exposed to Public Sale, at the late
dwelling House Of George Wilson, dec "a, Ia the
Borough Of curwenszille, Cloarfeld coansy, on
Saturday. the 18th day ofFcsruary, A. d.,
1865, at o'clock, P. NJ, Of said day, the fol-
lowing defcribcd Real Estate, to wts
A CERTAIN TOWN LOT, situated on
the North West corner Of Main Pine streets,
an the Borough Of Curwensville, containing One.
Fourth acre more or less, whereon is erected q
well finished, large three story
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
good stabling, wood house, &C., with q good Sc
lection Of Apple, Pear and Peach trees, Grape
Vines DO, thereon.
The above property win be sold pursuant to
the directions contained In the las, win and
Testsment Of George Wilson, deceased. Condi-
tions and terms Of Sale will be made known on
dsy Of sale BY WIN. M'NAuL.
Jan. "a iseeA a. c. TATE. h"s'
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White Men Must Rule America
new YORK DAY-BOOK,
+ OR 1866.

The DAY Book proposes TO stand Ia the future.
as In the past upon the great doctrine that this is
WHITE MANS GOVERNMENT
on the basis OF FEDERAL UNION
that white supremacy and negro subordnation
are essential elements Of American civilization
and industry. IL desiresto be distinctly counted
out Of that class of journals which propose To sur
render Democratic principles 10 a cowardly pub
lie clsmor. IL atpircs 10 no higher honor than
TO bc the orGan Of the great Agricultural Classe
Of the country against the public plunderers of
all parties, who now, through banks, tariffs, taxes
and free negroism, are striving to crush them.
The DAT Book, or its substitute, THE CAucAsrAs,
for four long and bloody years, kept the Gag Of
State Rights and Constitutional Liberty fying,
at great pecuniary sacrifice, In New York. and
at a time, too, when II had no other journal to
keep In company. II has not, therefore, been
printed merely to make money, but has chosen
gather to be RIGHT and with the PEOPLE, than 10
court the favor Of cliquos aud rich railroad cor
porations and be WRONG with the feg. Itmiaht
have been better of pecuniarily, but Il would
have been sadly bankrupt in principle had Il Ia
ken any other course. II docs not now mean 10
run competition with Sheddy Democratic or
Abolition papers, supported by political funds
robbed Foin The people, and II warns the masses
that there are many so-called Democratic papors
ehthBcu eho cOnfpttNcy tC mortgage tlf
bones and sinews of the farming and industrial
classes TO bondholders and capitalists. and sur.
render the old Union and the old Constitution n
the Mongrelists. II, therefore, calls upon al
true men 60 stand by Il for another years fight
with tho Abolidonists, monopolists and public
plnnderers. Tho DAy-BooK Is now generally
recognized as the lending Democratic weekly Of
the country, and has the largest circulation Of
any published, being the only New Yerk paper
of its class made up as Family and Agrionltu-
fal Journal. Expressly for country circulation
with full reports Of al the New York markets.
TERMS--CASH in ADVANCE.
One copy one year, S2 90
Three copies one year, 8 90
Five copies one year, and one 10 tho
getter up Of the club, 10 90
Ten copies one ysar, and ono 10 the
getter up Of the club, IL 50
Twenty copies Que year. 30 90
GOLD PEN PREMIUMS
Send for a specimen copy, and see the fall par
tlculap OF the Gold Pen Premiums offered for
getting ur clubs for 1864.
We employ no travelling agents. Every per-
son who hates negro.cauality Ia authorized an dre-
questei to act as agent and send on sabscrip-
tions.
Address, With post Office, county and State in
full, VAN EvRIE, HORTON a CO.,
Jan ~, SO. No. 100 Fsssu strsst, New Yori.
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An Armistice Called For.

SALT LACK, January 10, 1866.
# Mr.. Editor The time has arrived
"a my opinion, that an effort should
De made to save the further waste OF
paper between "Querist," of the Jour
pa, and your correspondent. ] there
pre- ask for an armistice with the fol-
owing conditions That pending the
1negotiationsfor peace-that "Querist"
dismiss from his staff the two law Off
|cers of Karthaus, Zone of them fire.
'quently figures at Democratic mass
meetings, and made at one time a war
march to Harrisburg, and in conse-
'quence published peace card,) the
graduate of penmanship and book
keeping of Iron City College, and the
imported school @marm" Three stars
believing that he is not able to com
pete with two law officers, one lawyer,
one graduate and school "marm," I"
thinks it very ungenerous that so
much talent (and the "spice", all to
come yet, should attack one void of
sense, grammar, &c, .characterizing
MIN as "madman, &C., &c.
One at time gentlemen if you
please. Yours Respectfully,
*Ha
(We hope the request of our CORES
pondent will be complied with. Those
ncighborhood misunderstanding are
bad enough when confined to their
respective localities, but become much
more repugnant when promulgated
through the press, and often draw
innocent parties into the controver-
cy, while the general good derived
from it is so insignificant that we
"can't see it."-ED)
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-01-24

\ b@ Those Hotel keepers, to whom
license was granted at the last term
II Court, will please recollect, that
lnless they are lifted within thirty
lays, such License will be forfeited.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-01-24
Ntp S0btrtisensents.

The CASH must accompany the following notices
TO insure attention ASministrators' and Execu-
tors notices eacb,s so so; Auditors notices SO so
Dissolution nOticess2 90 Cautions 81 50 strays
81 50,nnd all other transient Notices ut the same
rates. Other advertisements at 81 SO per square
for or less Insertions for each additional inser-
sion 80 cents. Ten lines or less, count asauare
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, by Rev. Mr.. Ira.
'cy, Mr.. PATRICK McGovERN Of Ty.
rome, to Miss SARAH ROGERS, of Clear.
field, Clear6eld county, Penn'a.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-01-24
Neao Furniture Rooms.
ROBERT M'CORKLE.
Clearfeld, Clearfeld county, Penn'a,

Respectfully informs the citizens of Clsarf cid
and vicinity. that he has commenced the manu-
facture of all kinds Of Furniture, in the shop on
Market street, adjoining the Foundry, where he
is prepared to make to order such furniture MS
may be wanted, in good style and finish, to wit !;
BUREAUS AND SIDEB0ARDS,
Wardrobes and bookcases OF all kinds; Bed
stcads Of every description Sofas, Works tands,
hat-racks, Washstands, &c. And will furnish to
order Rocking and Arm chairs, and Parlor, com
mon, and other chairs.
The above, and many other articles are fur
nished to customers at fair prices for cAsK, or
exchanged for approved country produce Cher
ry, Poplar, Maple, Linwood, and other Lumber
suitable for Furniture will be taken in exchange
Tor work. Remember. the shop adjoins the Foun-
cry. Jan. ", 'gs IT, K. M'CORKLE.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-01-24

The constitutional amendment abol.
'ishing slavery has passed the New
Jersey House by vote of AZ yeas 10
10 nays.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-01-24

The Bedford Shoddy County Conven-
ton have nominated John Cessna for
Governor of Pennsylvania.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-01-24

sT- Those wishing to procure copy
< the Democratic Almanac for 1866,
valuable publication, can do so by
&lling at the Drug Store of C. d.
Yatson.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-01-24

Col. John S Moseby was again ar.
rested on the Sth inst, in Leesburg
The cause Of his arrest is not stated.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-01-24
DHoroGRAPHER.--D. MeAUGHEY

nHOTOCRAPHER.--D. M'GAUGHEY,
II having purchased the Photograph establish.
ment .ormerly conducted by II. Bridge, voc =
respectfully announce TO the citizens Of Clear
field and adjoining counties, that he has recent
iy made additional improvements TO both sky
light and apparatus, and he hatters himself that
he can satisfy the most fastideous taste in TRUE
and lifelke likeness.
He also keeps constantly on hand a good as
sortment Of Guilt, Rosewood, and Walnut frames
Albums Of all sizes and siyles-and an endless
variety Of casts, lockets, etc, which he will dis
pose of at very moderate prices, for cash.
His gallery is in Shaw's row, (up stairs,) Mar
ket street, clearfeld, Pa where he is always rea-
dy to accommodate customers who NAV be In
want of good Likeness Of themselves or friends
Particular attention paid to copying all kin 8
of pictures, etc. November 18th, 1865.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-01-24

fsIRAf.-Camet tresspassing on the premi-
IL sss Of the subscriber In Beccaria township,
In May last, Brindle Steer, with white face and
head, supposed to be about two years old. The
owner will'cs Hand prov property, pay charges
and take him away, or he wiR be sold according
to law. ABRAHAM MATHEWS.
January 24th Is66.3t-pd
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-01-24

TTCuf fTCHi ITCH Serot<xf 0y~nk I
.srafek = WnRATOn's OINTMENT viii
cure the Itch In A. hours Also cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcers. chilblains, and all Evuptions Of
the skin. Prics 80 cents. For sale BY all Drug
rists. BY sending 90 cents 10 Weeks a Potter,
Sole Agents, no Washington street. Boston,
Mass, Il win be- forwarded by mail, free Of post
age TO any part Of the United States.
sold by G. d. Watson. Clear6eld. Penn'a.
September 2sth. 1885,. -6no.-pd.
OLEaRFIELD NuRsERY-Escounse
" Honr ISDrsrRY.-Tho undersigned having
establisheda Nursery, on the Pike, about half
way between Clearacld and Curwensvillc, Is pre-
pared 20 furnish all kinds OF Fruit trees, (etand-
ard and pwarf) 'Evergreons, Shrubbery, Grape
Vines, Gooseberries, Lawton Blackberry, Straw
berry and Raspberry vines. Also, Siberian Crab
trees, Ounce and early scarlet Rheubarb, &e.
Orders promptly attended to. Address,
Sept 20. '65.-ly. J. WRIGHT, Curwensville.
II AIDES FANCY FURs. at JOHN FAR
IL EIRA'S Old Established Fur Mandatory,
No. us Arch Street. above 7th., Philadelphia.
have nov in store ofmy own Importation and
Manufacture, one Of the Largest and most Beau
tiff selections Of Fancy Furs for Ladies' and
'Childrens' Wear in the City. Also, fine assort-
ment Of Gents Fur Gloves and Collars, am
enabled 10 dispose Of my goods al very reasonable
prices, and would therefore solicit call from
my friends of Clearfeld county and vicinity.
have no partner. nor connection with any other
Store in Philadelphia. jrss- Remember the nams, i,
nun ber and street, JOHN FAREfRA,
us Arch Street, above 7th., south side, Phil'a-
September z7th, 1885. .-4mo.-pd.
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-CTRAYED OR sToLEN.-op or

CTRAYED OR sToLEN.-on or about the
~ 9th CT December last, "a light brindle COW,
medium size, good horns, hollow back and rath-
er heavy hind quarters, when lost gave cen
siderable quantity ofmilk." Any person return
Ing her to the subscriber, or giving information
that will lead TO her recovery, will be literally
rewarded. MATTHIAS H0LLoPETER.
Lumber City, Jan "a, 1865 -3t-pd.
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TxECUTOR's NOTICE.-Noiice Is here
IL BY given that Letters Testameptary, have
this day been granted to the unders igned, on
the Estate Of Samuel Rishcl, deceased, late Of
Brady township, Oearfeld county, Ponn'a. All
persons indebted TO said Esttae ere reques ted 10
smske immediats payment, and those having
claims against the same will present .hem duly
authenticated for settlement
7. FRANKLIN RISHEL,
Jan 24th 1s66-6t-pd. Exeeutor.
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UDIToR's NOTICE.

A UDITOR's NOTICE.-The undersigned
IA. Auditor, appointed to distribute money in
the hands Of Miles Read, Executor of John r.
Reed. will hear the parties intert sted at his Of
flee, In Clearfed, on Friday the 10th day Of Feb
ruary, 1866, at o'clock, P. NJ.
Jan gath. 1s66-4t-pd. ISRAEL TEST, Aud'r.
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DANK ELECTION.-Noticei Il hereby Civ
Den, that meeting of ;he stockholders Of tho
County National Bank Of Clearheld, ra will be
held at the Banking house, on Tuesday the 9Th
day Of February, 1850, for the purpose Of cectlpg
officers Of said Bank. WIN. v.WRIpHT,
Clsar6eid Pa, ian. 3. 1856, Cashier.
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| DEMONSTRATIONS NoTICE-N,

A DMtNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Noiice
IA is hereby given that Letters Of Adminisira-
ton have this day been granted to the un der
signed, on the Estate Of Frederick Nebel, deed,
late of Morris township, clear6eld county, Pa.
All parsons knowing themselves indebted to
said Tstatc are requested to make imme date
payment, and those having claims against the
same, will present them properly authenticsted
for settlement. CATHARINE NEBEL,
Jan 24th, l866-6t. Adninistr atrix
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r BLAKEwALTERs, scriveusr and Con-
81 veyancer Agent for the purchsse and Sale
Of lands, CLEARrrLD, PrsSh.
Prompt atten tlon given 10 all business connect
Cd with the county offices. Office with Hon.
VIM. A. Wallace. Clearheld, Jan. 1st, ,lS66-6.
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certify the above to be true abstract from
khe Qusrterly report made to the Comptroller Of
the Treasury. A. c.. FINNEY, Cashier.
Jan. 10th, 3q65.-3t.
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hereby certify that the above statement Is .
trre copy Of the original sent to the Comptroller
Of the Currency. VIM. V. WRIGHT,
San. 10th, 1865.-3t. Cashier
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