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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-08

We are pleased 20 learn that the Ladies Ben
cyolcut Association Of Tennessee" have reason to
anticipate much success. Their ohjec, is wholly
disconnected with the public affairs Of the coun-
try, but is directed solely to the relief Of indiyi-
dual suffering. The South teens with manned
men, disconsoiato aud needy widows and poor
orphans. The immediate cause Of much Of this
misfortune and suffering may have been the late
war. That has now closed and It's result has been
such 10 deprive most OF the uufortunatcs
from sharing tho bounty dispensed by CRATE
fol country to its defenders. They claim only
the rights and charities OF Christian commu-
mites extended 90 affection and misery in all ma
tions, where the moral attributes and sympathics
lin the people above the savage and the brute
Tho noble women Of this city have engaged in
this benohccnt work. and will have tho cncour-
ugomcnt and assistance OF al generous people.
wherever they may live. what their positions. or
what their views of Che public events Of the past
We understand they consulted Mai. Gen. TuoE,s
upon the subject and that 'thc proposition met
his approval and hearty concurrence. So IL will
~ AZ enlightened, Christian men and women
everywhere.
But there is 9 person, who must be either very
foolish or a very dspravcd ono. employed to write
lottors from this city to the Cincinnati Ga,ear
who dcvotci nearly column o. that paper 81
day before yesterday. 20 a disparaEcmout ~ thc
enterprise. and 90 showing that it is availcd Of
by certain classes 10 produce and ncrpctuatc en-
nifty 10 tho Government. and to give il a political
object and significance wholly unwarrantod. It
would be waste u time 90 state tho process o.
recital and reason by which this conclusion ia
reached. Having no foundation in fact. its simple
statement is its appropriate rcfutation whore the
truth is known. It's object is plain euoush-to
create and stimulate the prcjudiccs Of the North
crn people against the South. Ii is only small
part II the Radical conspiracy to keep up discori
and bitterness, and ohstruct the return Of that
unity and fraternity 50 essential 10 the happiness
and prosperity Of the American people We
hope the ladies will continue their generous e.
forts notwithstanding
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Injunction Granted.

NEW YORK, April Judge Mccain has grant
ed an injunction against Geo. Scott and others
on the petition of Daniel Drew. restraining them
from buying in 0O0 shares of the Michigan South
ern and Northern Indiana Railroads stock, val
ued at about 100000. Mr. Drew complained
that he had borrowed 1000 shares Of the stock
and that the defendant and others had conspired
to make corner in the market, causing an un-
natural rise in the price, and greatly deranged
parties in his position. The case has not yet been
decided.
The Tribune states that after the injunction OBJ
tanned by Mr.. Drew against Scott, Cofron & Co.
was served yesterday, and the stock purchased
fer them by Messrs. Groesbeck & Co., the latter
were enjoined from paying Me,srs. Cofron & Co.
the difference due them on the stock, which was
about $4,000. Tho injunction was obeyed and
the money paid by Messrs. Groesbeck & Co., and
there the matter for the moment rests. The whole
affair will be the subject Of litigation, in which
good deal Of the secret history Of the street will
be developed.
Brew. Brig. Gen. W. A. Thornton. U. S. A, died
last night, at the headquarters, on Governor
Island
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-08

have in all cases where parties have asked for
our rates, given them verbally. or handed them
copies of the tariffs together with such other in
formation rs was desired.
1t may not be improper to state that fully three
ffths Of the whole capacity Of the road, (of its
own as well as borrowed cars,) has been given to
the shipment Of freights received from the mer-
chants and other shippers Of this city, the bal
ance to connecting roads, they furnishing in many
cases the engines and large proportion of the
cars in which their freights were sent forward.
l do not know Of any better advertisement we
could have for the N. 4 C. r. R., than to allow
the complainers to publish such tariffs as was pub
lished in the UnioH Of to-day; but, like yOurelf
agree that it is publishing St. Louis, Cincinnati
and Louisville, at the expense Of Nashville.
The time may come when from lack Of bust
ness " we may be forced to reduce our rates from
those cities: just now, am rather in favor of an
advance. Yours, very respectfully,
E. II. EWING,
T. or
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-08

WIDELY KNowN."-It is generally supposed
that the Websters, Pslmerstons. GOrtaschofs,
Metterniehes, and Garribaldis Of politics are the
men Of the worldwide renown, and.s they are
where newspapers circulate but not much beyond
One Of our friends lately returned from China,
amuscs US with the recital Of his journey inland
FOR Iome distance, where the enquiry oftenest
made when he became known as an American.
was whether he knew or had ever seen the great
chemist Of his country, DR.. AVER, that made the
medicines. They use his remedies-many Of them
have been cured by them-and they speak of him.
IS il he occupied the whole OF America or were at
least the great feature oft. Amandarin who had
been cured Of malignant ulcer on the hip by
his Sarsaparilla, seemed consider it our priuci-
pie article OF export, and its inventor one of the
few men this continent had ever produced worthy
the attention VI Chinamen.-Neo York Netos.
Ap5-lm.
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Cincinnati Market,

BY JeIegraph.J
C1NcISSATr, April 7.-FLOUR-Unchanged and
n fair demand for higher grades at IS for extra,
and 1909 so for family; fancy sells Mt $lO@11 so;
good demand for higher grades.
WHEAT-Hoiders ask an advance of SC per
bushel; No. Red s. 559l 60; No. l 81 SO@1 IS;
No. 2 Old Red $292 Is; and No. l s. 2O@2 %;
Extra Old Red 81 35@2 40; no White offering.
CoRS-Dull and prices declined; mixed declined
to 5Oc9$1 in elevator, and 6ic in sacks.
oATs-Dull and prices lower; No. 40; No.
J. SOC in elevator.
RYE-Dull at 6OG65c.
CLOVER SEEDs-In good demand al Sc and
Timothy at "a, and s. % for Flax.
BUTTER-Duli at 45@4Sc.
EGGs-Dull at l5c.
Gold 1261z9l263<, buying rate.
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Five good business houses belonging to Daniel
| Champion were burned. No insurance.
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Reported Departure OF an Expedition
for the British Provinces

NEW YoRk. April Tho Tribune claims this
morning that Fenian expedition has sailed,
though its destination is unknown.
The World says On Wednesday evening three
hundred and twenty men left the city. under the
direction Of the powers that be- at Union Square,
Tor the purpose Of making an attack on the Brit
ish North American possessions. in the direction
OF New Brunswick. Guns. stores and ammunition
have been accumulated in this city for the last
three weeks, for the purpose Of attacking Canada
or New Brunswick. and in the event Of failure
IN both OF the former localities it was intended to
make diversion on Halifax, Nova Scotia. The
reported movement on Bermuda. was simply in
tended for blind to bewilder the Colonial au-
thorities. as to the objective point 1t is under
stood that hfeen field pieces were put on board Of
two merchantvessels. ostensibly bound forthe port
Of New Orleans. but in reality consigned to some
port IN the Bay Of Fundy. from whence the at
tack Is to be made on st. Johns or Halifax
President Roberts and Gen. Sweeney are also
strAining every nerve to put an army in the Geld.
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We are authorized to announce w. II. Bnrks-
dale, o! sumner county. as = candidate Tor
Attorney General OF this District composed Of the
counties OF Williamson, Sumner and Davidson,
81 the ensuing May election.
We are authorized 10 announce John ID.
Brien IS = candidate for Attorney General Of
this District composed Of the counties Of David
son, Williamson and Sumner. at the ensuing May
election.
WearO authorized to announce Baxter smith
rs candidate for Attorney General Of thi, Dis
triet composed OF the counties Of Sumner. viii
Hansen and Davidson. nj the ensuing May elee-
ton. r,,rao-td
We arc authorized 10 announce Samuel
Donclson. Esq, Of Nashville. asa candidate Tor
Attorney General, for the District composed Of
taeeounties Of Williamson, Sumner and Davidson.
~ The ensuing election. jan2-td
We are authorized to announce Burke Bond,
OF Williamson county, asa candidate for Attorney
General for this District composed Of the counties
Of Williamson. Davidson and Sumner. at the en-
suing eleetion-fourth Monday in May.
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brHE THIRD annual BALL. Those who sympa-
thiEo with the efforts Of the Sisters Of Charity in
their benevolent cntcrprizc for the benefit Of the
many little orphans entrusted 10 their care will,
hope, attend the ball at Concordia Hall, in the
Court House building to morrow There can be
nothing moro commendablc than contributing to
the comfort aud necessities Of little fatherless
children. let all remember the orphans Of st.
Mays Asylum tomorrow, and indicate that re
membcrancc by attending the Ball.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-08

ST. LOUIS. April The steame-s Mvor. Etis
DeaH, Nevada. FGanie Ogden aud Frank Bates
were burned at the levee this morning Loss on
the boats, $500; loss on eargoes, about $780,
co. The Frank Bates belonged TO the North
western Fur company. and was heavily laden
with supplies fer trading posts. Insurance not
ascertzined
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Tax ON Printing ma.er,a, to be Re.

duceC.
NEw York, April IA Washington special
says: The Ways and Means Committee have de-
cided to report in favor of the repeal Of the re-
venue laws on printing material which enter into
their composition. The association of Western
printers and publishers has been urging upon the
committee the request that soda ash, wire gauze,
bleaching powder. felting cloth. and materials
used in the manufacture of paper shall be re-
dueed to not exceeding six per cent. They hold
that cheaper paper will increase the demand for
that article. The committee is disposed to favor
ably consider this last suggestion as it is believed
the revenue would not suffer loss by its adop-
ton
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-08

ELECTION IN THE 10Th WARD.-The citizens of
West Nashville, who favored uniting their desti-
mics with the city triumphed in the election yes
terday by n majority Of four votes. The vote
stood 50 to &C. We tender to both parties our best
wishes on the occasion, hoping that the brightest
anticipations of the successful may be realized,
and that nothing worse than the defeat yesterday
may ever befall tho unsuccessful.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-04-08

CuuRcH oF rHE ADyHNT.-Thc following gen
tlcmcn have been elected rs Delegates TO the
Convention u the diocese Of Tennessee. 10 be
held at Bolivar on tho Sd "Wednesday 81 May
next. 20 represent the Church Of the Advent in
this city; Mc.srs. James b. Craighcad c. W.
Smith, g. 4. Fairbanks. As alternatcs-Will
Driver. William Tmmons, John Moore
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Job Printing.-iiaving thoroughly rcGtted
our offensive Book and job Printing Office, we
are prepared to execute any work in this line Of
our business that may be offered. Particular at
tcntion will be paid TO Mercantile. Railroad and
Steamboat Printing. We respectfully solicit a
share Of public patronage. Satisfaction guaran-
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EnOn1 Jamaica

New YoRE, April THE Heralfs correspond
ent, in view Of the situation of Jamaica notices
the depreciation Of the agricultural and financial
interests. and the gradual descent of the bulk of
its inhabitants in the social scale He attributes
the State Of affairs now existing on the Island to
the failure of the English system Of rule
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ON THE 2STH APRIL NEXT.

On the premises FOR CASH, the property de-
lenbed IN said Deed. fronting eigEty feet on Line
street. ana running back one hundred and eight
feet on Cherry street with am he innro,,cr, en,s
and apPurtonances thereto belonging The build
ING ! three stories hrst class FIGURING Mill in
goo oraer; Inc attention Of capitalists and
uvts = eaied 20 tnis property IL Is one Of the
best investments that can be made.
call on the undersigned w.
ma23-2tAw-tds AVN irus'es'
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DESTRUCTIVE FIR IN DECHERD.-From the
Winchester Home Journal we learn that des-
tructve fro broke out in Decherd, on Tuesday
morning last. about o'clock, destroying the build
ing occupied by Austell ( Bennett with its con-
tents-dry goods and srocerios-Loss 5000. No
insurance.
DIR. A. A. Brown, druggist, lost everything-loss
5000. No insurance.
Joseph Lenchan. saloon, saved n small quantity
Of his stores-loss $1,000. Not insured
W. Brannon family grocery-saved one third
lost $1,000.
Five good business houses belonging to Daniel
Champion were burned. No insurance.
RECoRDERs CoURT.-But slim attendance
yesterday. Offenders for drunkenness fined SOS.
Two Of whom not having the whcrcwith to settle
their new accounts, concluded to work at 80 cents
per day in the workhouse. Vagrancy-too lazy to
work wishing to live at the expense Of others,
fined -. one Of whom went to the workhouse to
be taught the necessity Of labor. Shooting on the
strcOt-fncd s..
The ministers Of Nashville and Edge6eld are
particularly requested to meet the Hon Judge
WYETH, Il Alabama. at the book store Of Meier
rim. Hunter ( Co., at 10 o'clock this morning.
SEVERAL PASTORS.
Orr friends Mclaughlin, Butler & Co., groeers.
North Market street, are in receipt Of very SUI
perior article Of whisky
ToBACco.-Just received. Three Hundred and
Fify-two boxes Virginia Chewing Tobacco, Of diff
fcrent grades which we will sell at very lolg prices
a. BIyA X Co.,
uar2S-2w No. l6 North College street
INITIAL STAMPING,
PLAIN AND COLORED;
MoNOGRAMS,
CUT TO ORDER
PRIZES & SONS,
Scotch Note Paper. and Envelopes;
FRENCH NOTE
Mourning Paper. and Envelopes;
WEDDING CARDS,
And Envelopes at
E. P. CoSR's, No. 20 Cherry street.
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We are the regular authorized Agents for the
following Southern papers:
New Orleans True Delta. New Orleans,
Kicksburg Herald, NicksburE, Miss.
Huntsville Advocate Huntsville Ala,
Maury County Herald. Columbia. Tenn.
Chattanooga Gazette, Chattanooga Tenn.
Chronicle and Sentinel, Augusta. Ca.
GsliatIn Examiner, Gailhtin, Tenn.
Persons wishing 70 subscribe for or 20 Advertise
IN the above papers, viii be waited on with
pleasure at our oliee. JaDZt-3m
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Ell AE eeS Of still greater alternative
~ :5 5:; ::: g.: IS J: ::::5
sdy lssurely wanted BY those who
suffer from Strumous complaints, and that one
which will accomplish their cure must prove, as
this has Of immense service 20 this large class Of
our afflicted fellOw-citiEens. How completely this
compound will do it has been proven by expert
ment on many Of the worst eases 10 be found in
the following complaints:
Scrofula Scrofuous Swellings and Sores. Skin
Diseases Pimples Pustules, BlOtchos, Eruptions,
St AnthOny'S Fire, Rose or Erysipelas, letter or
Salt Rheum. Scald Head Ringworln. &c.
syphilis or Yencridi Disease Is expelled from
PARILLA. and the patient is left in comparative
health.
Fsrlal, Dis,as>s are caused By Scroiula in the
blood and are often soon cured By this EXTRACT
OF SARSAFARILLA.
Do not discard this Invaluable medicine. because
yoa have been imposed upon by something pre-
tending to be Sarasaparlla. while It was not. When
you haze used AYER'S-then. and not till then,
will you know the virtues 81 SarSaparillA. For
minute particulars Of the diseases it cures. We
refer you TO Ayers American Almanac, which the
agent below named will furnish gratis to all who
'A AYERS " CATHARTIC PILLS. for the cure Of
CostiVeaess, Jaundice. Dyspepsia. Indigestion,
Dyseutory. Foul Stomach. Headache. Piles. Rheu-
Inatism, Heartburn arising from DisOrdered Stom
aeh Pain. or Morbid Inacti0n OF the Bowels Flat
uleney, Loss Of Appetite. Liver Complaint Dropsy.
Worms Gout, Neuralgia. and for Dinner Pill.
They are sugar coated, so that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best ApcrieRt in the world for all the purposes Of
= l P1epssred b. y. c. AVER q Co.,
Lowell. Massachusetts,, and sold BY
Druggists and dealers every where al wholesale
and retail; in Nashville By
BERRY. DEM0yILLE 4 WHARTON.
mar2l-akm
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Fermentation. W. X. PosroN. member elect
10 the House Of Representatives from Shelby
county. arrived 10 the city last evening.
The HoS. VIZ. CuLLop. Of this State. former
member Of Congress and Clerk Of the House Of
Representatives was in the city yesterday.
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VS. are requested to state that Thursday even
,ng next, is the occasion Of the first entertain
ment TO be given under the auspices Of the Ladies
benevolent Society Of Tennessee. Tho New
Theatre has been generously offered by John
hirkman, ESQ. and an attractive exhibition Of
Iableaux is in course Of preparation. The music
will be performed by The frst amateurs in the
city.
The object should secure for these entert ain
menb'a mUni6eeut patronage and we have no
doubt al who attend will be amply remunerated.
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THE NOTES AND ACCOUNTS DUE DR..
i Thomas Wells have been left with US for Col
lection Those indebted to him Will please come
forward and settle forthwith they will be hand
ed 10 an officer for Collection,
CALENDER 4 GARRETT,
a FhaFrv Strp eft
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Ayers Sarsaparilla.

IL 7. :.
is A CONCENTRATED tx
~ Ia i TRACT OF the choice root,
Id IL SO combined with other suhstan-
EIA< eeS Of still greater alternative
I'D EH powers as to afford an effectual
q VA antidote for diseases SarsaparillA
is reputed to cure. Such rem
~ = uaut 81 ky hogs VII
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THE BALTIMORE SOUTHERN RELIEF FAIR.-From
the Baltimore GaIctc Of the ID and Sd inst, we
learn that the great Southern Relief Fair, inau-
guratcd under the auspices Of the ladies Of Mary
land, Tor the relief VI the suffering people Of the
South. has been grand success so far. Five
thousand persons were supposed to be in attcn-
dance The first day, and many more the second
Liberal and generous contributions were made
by the merchants Of Baltimore and New York
This IL glorious into ligencc 70 the destitute
thousands OF the South whose cries go up daily
for rrrn bread TO save them from starvation
CuEE FoR TIN CATrLR PLAGUE. OR RTNpERPRsT.
The United States Consul at Liverpool writes to
the State Department that there are two rene
dies being used that are very effective in curing
the cattle disease. The following is the recipe
Tor one Of thcm:
One ounce ~ gentian, one ounce Of ground gin
ger, two drachms Of Sulphatc " iron, four table
spoonfuls 81 trcaclc, and one glass Of brandy or
whisky. Dose once a day.
Tho other prescription is thus compounded:
Ono pound Of onions, small and strong: one
pound Of garlic. one pound ~ ground ginger,
three iuurtEs Of pound of aSafctda, to be COW
cred with water and stirred on the fire till in n
Of sc-watcr three pints for every two OF the mix
ture. Dose for COW one pint a day.
TuE pWcE or GNs.-Thc following table Of the
pygrc ~ ga in different cities of the Union. pub
hshVd hy the Naftonai lafriitycncrr will be found
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ROCK CITY MILLS
FOR SALE.

PURSUANT TO TIE PROVISIONS OF A
L Deed OF Trust msde and executed the 18th
January. lS0, by John T.. Bauman and Martin b.
hockSl. and recorded in the Registers office of
Davidson county, Tennessee in Book No. 30 %.
81. / will pose to public sale.
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For Attorney General.

PRIVATE MEDICAL ADyIcE.-Read DR.. Whit
;icr's advertisement in another column JAMESON
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FOR RHNT.

T ARGE STORE FOR RENT. Apply at No.
IL l6 North College street
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Fire in New York.

New YORK, April 7.-Buildings Nos. 1Ol, 100
and los. East Twenty-third street, owned by Mr..
Lewis, are destroyed by fire. Loss 10000 dollars.
Insured,
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LATR PAPERs.-We are indebted to the Adams
Express for late papers in advance of the mails.
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EDITORS UyIoy AND ANERIcAS:-Win you do
me tie justice TO publish the following commune
cation from the General Freight Agent. n. & c.
r. r.. addressed to myself? NJ. BURNS.
GENERAL FREIGHT OFFICE, !
n. & c. AND n. a n, w. RAILWAYS, :

". BURNS. ESQ, President. &c.,-Dear Sir -
In reply to yours Of to-day. ! herewith hand
you copy Of the local tariff of the n. * C. R. R..
by which al freights for local stations matter
from 'rhof source Fccetred are assessed, which
aprroximates the rates from Nashville, as pub
lished in the Uni0H Of to-day.
/ also hand you a copy of the joint tariff of
October 2lst. 1865, agreed upon by al Southern
roads in convention at Atlanta" tehich applies to
all Jreigkts going South Of or beyond Chattanooga,
whether received from this city, by the Cumber-
land river. or from connecting roads-which is as
follows:
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SELL YOUR uNCURRENT MONEY.

The following are the rates paid by THOS. s.
MARI, BROKER, corner of Union and College
streets, for uncurrent money. These quotations
are liable to iuctuate, but may be depended on
for n sufficient length Of time for remittanceS to
be received by mail or express if forwarded with
Jutdelay.
TENNESSEE Bank Of Fulton. .........3 80
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The ministers Of Nashville and Edgcfeld are
particularly requested to meet the Hon. Judge
WYETH, Il Alabama. at the book store Of Meier
rim, Hunter ( Co.. at 10 o'clock this morning
SEVERAL PASTORS
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Fire in New York.
Explosion and Loss OF Life.

Troy, n. Y, April THE steam tug C. H.
Hoynor, exploded her boiler in the river at
this place at two o'clock P. "; five lives wer
lost including Capt. Hoynor, of West Troy. The
boat Immediately sunk.
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ALABAMA.


Central Railroad Bank 90
Georgia Railroad and
Banking Company.-@
Bank Of Middle 6a..-..S0
Marine Bank---.-........S0
Nashville and Chattanoe
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TuE pWcE or G,s.-Thc following table Of the
pylcc ~ ga in different cities of the Union. pub
ishvd by the Ndfton0i lnscltgcnccr, will be found
interesting
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Bank ofFulton.
NORTH CAROLINA.

Commercial Bank 10
Farmers Bank Of n.
Carolina............ 80
Merchants Bank........2A
Bank Of RoKb0ro'.-.....2 20
Miners and Planters
Dank.............--........I5