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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-02-09
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE UNION AND AxERIcAs, !
EprnAy Feb q 1874

s'tt OFFIcs OF THE UNION AND AMERICAN,
FRIDAY, Feb. 9. 1866. }
MoSErARy.-Gold opened in New York yester-
day at 1897 and at noon closed at 140. which is
slight advance from W Wednesdays quotation. But
little is done in Gold here and the rate is about
1856 buying, and 139 selling.
Bank of Tennessee is in demand at acc. with but
little offering.
Planters Bank notes are in some request at 81
buying. and IS selling. .iaA4Na az
Union Bank is in much demand at So.
Southern money is offered for sale in large guam
titles, and rates are still low, with no demand
Eastern Exchange. H. ft35
CorroS.-Under unfavorable European adyices.
the market was exceedingly heavy on yesterday
3s9s9c being the ruling igures for the little that
was sold. See foreign advices in our telegraphic
column. R4t
GRocERIEs-The market continues brisk with
out material change since ourul repors of yester'
day. We are gratifed to observe that the country
trade are beginning to realize that our merchants
are determined to give them no excuse for going
North of us for q market.
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From Rev. J, Newton Brown, d. p, Editor ct the
Encvelopedia of Religious knowledge and Chris

From Rev. J. Newton Brown, ID. D., Editor OF the
Encyclopedias of Religious knowledge and Chris
tian Chronicle. Philadelphia.
ALTHOUGH not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust Of
their ingredients and effects. yet know Of no SUI
6c;ent reason why a man may not testify to the
benefits he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation. in the hope that he may
thus contribute to the benefit of others -,
lido this the more readily in regard 70 h9onana
German Bitters.r prepared by DIR. c. NJ. Jackson.
Of this city because was prejudiced against them
for many years. under the impression that they
were chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indebted
10 INV friend. Robert Shoemaker Esq.,, for the re
moyal of this prejudice by proper tests and for en-
enlargement to try them when suffering from
fhree bottles of these Bitters at the beginning o.
the present year, was followed by evident relic
and restoration to degree Of bodily and menta
yigor which had not felt for six months before
and had almost despaired of regaining. i there
fore thank God and my friend for directing me t.
The use of them. J. NEWTON BROWN.
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BANKERS & BROKERS.


The following are tho rates paid BY TH0s. 5.
MARI, BROKER, Garner of Union and College
streets, for uncnrrent money. These quotations
are liable to fuotuate but may be depended on
for sufficient length Of time for remittances to
be received BY mai or express, if forwarded with
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From Rev. w. d. Seigfried, Pastor Twelfth Bsp-
= fist Church. Philadelphia
Gentlemen have recently been laboring un-
der the distressing effects of indigestion. accom-
panied by prostration of the nervous system.
Numerous remedies were recommended by friends.
and some Of them tested. but without relief Your
Hooaand's German Btters were recommended by
persons who had tried them, and whose favorable
mention Of these Bitters induced me to try them.
+ must confess that / had an aversion to Patent
Medicines from the thousand and one" quack
"Bitters," whose only aim seems to be to palm
of sweetened and drugged liquor upon the com
nunity I'M n sly way and the tendency of which.
i fear Is 10 make many a confirmed drunkard.
tTpon learning that yours was really medicinal
preparation took it with happy effect Its action
not only upon the stomach. but upon the nervous
have derived great and permanent benefit from
the use of few bottles. Very respectfully yours.
.-[Tlr w. d. SEIGEAIED.
No 254 Shackamaxon Street.
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A PINE lot of PURE SPICES. suited for Chris
'H"' ''"'''' FOSTER BROTHERS.
decl2-tf
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From A. M. Spangler, editor Of the Calt'risf. No
Is North Sixth street. SOC.


PHlLADELPHIA, July Is. 1855.
Some eighteen months since was severe SUI
ferer from Dyspepsia. / was MOI only unable to
take plain food without suisrin great ds,reSs.
fitted for active business OF any kind. .
After irving variety Of so-called remedies. all
Of which proved worthless, was lnduesd, az tno
German Bitters trial. accordingly purchased
six bottles, which were taken in accordance WIN
Tbe result was complete removal of all distress
ing symptoms, after eating or drinking. and q fuil
restoration Of strength. SO that now eat all Or
dinary kinds of food with impunity, and am aoie
srduous business as well as at any period OF my
life. The good effects of the Bitters were mani
tested before had taken the first bottle:
Il have aise used IL in my FIRMLY with the nap
piest results, and take great pleasure in adding
my testimony to that of the many others who have
been benefited By them. find great benefit from
the use Of bottle in the spIins ana Is' asy
tone to the stomach by strengthening It's d.
If the above testimony will be the means OF in
ducing any who suffer from dyspepsia to give
your bitters trial when it. feel confident, will
give them relied, It Is at your service. soYpp
Yours. truly, A. M. SPANGLEK.
NJ
From the Rev. Z. D. Fsndall assistant editor
GIr;stian Chronicle. Philadelphia.
/ have derived decided benefit from the use Of
| 10 recommend them as q most valuable tonic. "a
all who are suffering from general debility or from
diseases arising from derangement q The hysrf
From Rev. d. Merrige. Pastor Of the Passyunk
Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
From the many respectable Recommendation
| r;ven 10 DIR. Hoofand's German Bitters, / wa.
| induced to give them trial. After using several
battles found them TO be good remedy for de-
ID. MERRIGE.
| From Rev. VIM. Smith. formerly Pastor Of the
vineentown and Miilyilie New jersey Baptist
Churches. Philadelphia.
| Having used in my family q number Of bottles
| of your HOofand's German Bitters. have 70 say
/ that regard them rs an excellent medicine
snecially adapted 70 remove the diseases they arr
/ recommended for. They strengthen and inyigor
ate the system when debiltated aud are useful il
disorders Of the liver. loss of appetite. &c. have
Y also recommended them TO several OF my friends
| who have tried them, and found them greatly ben
deial in the restoration Of health. =
&6 Hutchinson street.
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LONE J,cKli, A large lot of this SUPERIOR
SMOKING TOBACCO. For gale at
ararg 4 FosrER BROTHERS.
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Ahia River.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PIrrsBURe, Feb. 8.-River three feet four inches
and stationary. Weather cloudy but mild.
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

TO ALL WHOM H MAI SVNS'
NASHVILLE P. o., Jan. 9, 1866.
For the better accommodation Of the citizens Of
South Nashville in regard to receiyinS ana nFsl
has been established at the Drug Store OF DR.; !
B. Mitchell, on South Cherry street, between Ash
and Mulberry streets. DIR. mitchell having pe al,
appointed 10 take charge of said station. All
persons who may desire to receive their letters &C
the above named place can do so by leaving Their
names at the store of DR.. Mitchell. or by request
ing their correspondents TO address their letters
&c. TO Station A, Nashville. Tenn, where the
same can be received as readily as II received ht
the main office. and without any addiuonai
charge. ~, N .x
Approved: A. v, D LiNDSLE1' Z. NJ
JOSEPH w. BRIGGs,
Special Agt. p. o. Dept feoA-lw
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READ WHO SAYS so.

READ WHO SAYS so.
From the Rev. Levi G. Beck, Pastor of the Bap-
tist Church, Pemberton, n. j.. formerly of the
pastor of the Baptist Church, Chester Pa.
have known Hoofanos German Bitters favor
ably for a number of years.. have used them il
my own family, and have been so pleased with
them TO many others, and know tina. they have
operated in astrikingly beneficial manner. take
great pleasure in thus publicly proclaiming this
with the diseases for which they are recommended,
TO these Bitters. knowing from experience that
my recommendation will be sustained. do this
TO benefit the afflicted and is not rum drink.
Yours. truly. LEVI G. BECK.
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RIVER NEWS.

New York. Feb. s.-Gold opened at 139A al
closed at 140. EQ
Cotton dull and declining at 46lz@4T.
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JOS. r. DILLIN & CO.,
Storage and Commission Merchants,
No. so College street, near Broad. Nashville,
Tennessee. irLlG4
Our business ia exclusively Resolving. Storing
Forwarding, and Buying and Selling, on Orders.
ian25--tf Jos. R. DILLIN & Co.
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ID

F,om The Rev. Thos. Winter, d. D.. Pastor Of
Roxborough Baptist Church.
Dear Sir Fl feel IL due to your excellent prep
aration. Hoofand's German bitters. 10 add my
testimony TO the deserved reputation IL has OBJ.
tanned / have for years, at times. been troubled
with great disorder in my head and nervous sys-
fem was advised BY = friend to try a bottle Of
vour German Bitters. did 90. and have expe-
rienced great and unexpected relief: my health
has been very materially benefited; Ieonadently
recommend the article rhere meet with eases
similar 10 my own, and have been assured By
many az their good effects.
'''' Respectfnily yours.
T.WTNTEE, RoxborouEh, Pa I
From Rev J. s. Herman Of the German Reform
ed Church, Kutztewn. Berks county. Pa
Respectcd Sir:-I have been troubled with Dys-
pepsia nearly twenty yesrs and have never used
lands Bitters. 1 am very much improved ~
health sitter having taken i've bottiss. I
Yours. with respect, j. B. HERMAN I
Beware Of countcrfeits. See that the signature
Of c. N. jackson" Is On the wrapper " each
Should your nearest drsxxist not have the srti-
Gle do not be pat % By any Of the intex;cstlnT
preparations that may be offered In its place.
but ssnd 10 "a snd Ne win forward. securely
packed by express.
p-incips, o1ics and Nsnsfh<tary,
NO. 81 ARCH STREET. PHILADELPHIA
JONES = EVANS,
lsnoeessors to C. n Jaskson Co.
Fsr ssls by drsesists and dsslsrs y syTy sswa
N f19 34xto1 DE18G1- tee1-o9&9n
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BLACK SMITHS NOTICE.-wsi have
now in store Fifty Thousand pounds Of assorted
Farm Iron. Horseshoe Band. Hoop. Plow Bar
Tire, half round and round. Nail Rods, &C.; this IS
Swced's, which is the best Of Hammered lron-
Price, Seven Cents per Pound
Jos. R. Dr.LIS & Co,
No. 50 College street, near Broad. Nashville
jan25-tf
CALL at Bensons Music Store. 81 Union street,
you want q cheap Album, Writing Desk, Por'
Folio, or anything in the shape of Christmas
present. as we are selling at cost to close out.
dec 23--dtf.
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THE NEXT SESSION OF MISS o'BRYANs
SCHOOL, ON NORTH VINE STREET, WILL
BEGIN MONDAY. JANUARY TWENTY
NINTH. M Jano-Fm'
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n e Nj Z NJ B Z r.!
That this Bitters is not Alcoholic, contains no
Rum or Whisky, and cannot make Drunk
ards. but is the Best Tonic in the world.
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A CHENEsT. THEORETICALLY AND
~ practically educated. desires 10 form with
some gentleman Of means partnership for the
fabrication Of liquors and vinegar. and the I'M
prcvement ef wines. on large scale.
Address Postofice Box 10ll. ianSl-Gs
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TWO VERY LARGE ROOMS IN THE
1 Fourth stow az fhe Iyx,ox Ixp AnKRfcxN
Block. wen sdspted 70 many Purposes. Apply
{. bbu5SSSfSaToS co.
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Always in Store for sale well selected Stocks Of
Groceries. Flour. Lard, Bacon and Grain. Ad,
yaDces made on Cousignmenfs of Cotton and
other Produce TO Messrs- Gano. Parsons 4 Co..
Cincinnati. - :. janl3-lm
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A 5oHs sf sHM fEs ss.r. Irish and Scotch wnly
% thai ripe and nsvor for which this house 20 css
1000 bottles ready for the presen, season. HENxSssY
fSSsiS isS Ss ssSE 4 ssr ,s.S s..s..
s;s::. s.ss.:: sss Ps; PICKLES.
,r am :: ~ s:. s 81 N .s ss s si
and s.Soj.: ss..s.
4 FULTON :.rs:. ao. I @1,, a Isl FTo0ms street, near
BsoLUrE LEGAL DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM
sny sind unisss sucscssfai. y -
= - y l. KING, Counsellor a. Law. na Broadway
y 4. e. ..s g T. sR Al II
WORMS. BysIoSs BAD NAILS cHILBLAIss,
~ Frostsd Feet Enlar!ed Jo,n. r. cured Without R.n
cures corn., bruises chiSlsins. By mali % esnis.
nIvoRCEs LEGALLY OBTAINED IN NEW YORK
and other s,ssss yinou, gsbc 81 ss gu nsscmss
AND sYs Coun:s ase Is NASSAU sssssi rs nv" -
nR BONE, ia WEST srxrEESrH STREET. dis
serofaa Eraposs and skin Diseases cured Patients =
susy .sr.s Msers yca VIII ana fss: cosses
fsh flour everything slss cheaper than oshsr
Ill AZ LESS THAN COST OF IMPORTATION
rAAs Eass ssGyb bsass ssS SERVICES
, ,oas SETS 4IlfsD 18ir
sSSSS SSS 3 bsss,ssBs '''
COOPER rssrrfTt ShArc RAaaAs asron PLACE.
No connection With any other store.
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JAPANESE HAIR STAIN ooLoRs A NATURAL
black or hrcvs. onI oas preperntqn. q ee.ts boz
SsR 2S5. " 49, mslis ss; * - ]. h,is .s 80
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pine esssion ofssn1tsryts susssd ftatesIy AsspSsA
Aey have been able % pvssnt any proofs "
port OF their allegation and although time itsef has
proven their complete falsebood, they have atey SUI
gain repeated thsm causing some o. che journals = hs
Unitsd 6tssss 70 busy thsmsslves Win NE hjeee up
posHg thas u may have foundation For The res
son authorized 70 y that this idsa q absolutely
false The government OF ths republic has not thoughS
does II think, nor can II think, o. cedina 70 any
foreign Power any pat Of ~ territory IL own private
convictions restrain IT, besdes the restrictions which, In
this respect placed upon the extraordinary powers
which conferred upon by the national Congress-
On the other hand The same government o. me United
States has recently and repeatedly manifested that
desires no cossion Of our territory. We know, from
very accurate source that in the instructions given In
the ter part Of last October to Mr. Campbell, one OF
them was that the United States did not propose to
acquire any part OF tertcry or intervene In any
manner in our AFFAIRS its desire being that the Mexican
people should arrange and freely consolidate their gov
ernment.n
think that the above was either written by President
Juarez himself by one Of the Cabinet, either Mr..
Iglesias Minister Lerdo de Tejada II only confirms
what have previously written.
President Juarez and Cabinet will leave for Durango
the 10th of the present month 1t doubtful II they
remain Ia that city more than few days; they will
march to Zacaiecas, and probably 10 Guanajuato,
providing the two latter cities be evacuated BY the time
they reach Durango. atN f
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Tho Question Of the United states Sustaining
JunreZ.
THE LABOR MOVEMENT.
Mass NTeetinx = r.~

Mass Meeting Il Cafpcn,ers.
Pursuant to notice sasd BY the Carpenters mons
Oh 'ne Guy 80 members Of the craft and to all other
i.sm6n who desired TO cooperate, mass meeting
Wa held last night in Masonic Hail. No liz East Thr-
teenth street, the purpose Of hearing the address Of
Mr. Trevellick on the eight hour question. The meet.
ing was called TO order about eight O'Clock by Mr. George
+. ocick, who nominated Mr.. william Shaw Chair
man. list OF Vice Presidents was then read after
watch the Secretary proceeded To read the resolutions
prepared for presentation which Substantially
Hollows:--
That interests OF labor and capital identical
Whatever affected interfered with both Labor II
peror capital In adding the wealth Of the country The
right of the laborer 6x his hours Of labor well his
rates of remuneration That BY curtaiment in the
Der q abcring hour. the producon Of the nation VII no,
become valuable disregard OF party political ties and
support only eandidstes favorable 70 labor Tho soca
ton Of argument the eight hour question Ihe necessity
OF every workingmsn being conneced with labor organL
AFTER The rssolutions read, the speaker Of the
spoke forcibiy the duty workpemsn owed, not Only
70 themselves and their families but their ccunsy BY
uphoding the rights Of labor The necesity for more
time IL order that the nventve genius Of the coupty
might DO fully developed, wss Of The strongest
aTuDents used In favor OF short hours The speaker
alluded 10 the beuent the working caaass derived by
msans Of labor.ssvipg machinery. Tho speakW con-
cpdsd eloquent address OF over two houEs duration
bj an appeal 70 the workinamen Of New York -
tain eli lust and undertakings for thu sdvspcc
ment Of their condition.
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AFFAIRS IN MISSOURI

TIE Militia In Lafayette County 90 be Re-
Ascsa 20 Fffty Mes-Dssasses from the
Rrcedwep's Bnreau 10 q Colored school.
JDysssos CRY, Dec 2s, iso6
delegation from Lafayette county has been In con.
suisaiop with Governor Fletcher IN consideration Of
che fair promises made that the citizens Of thai county
will unite cnfor cling the laws and driving out bush
whacker.
The Governor 10 said 10 have agreed with them that
only Q small force shall be left thcre-nfty menand
larger force within easy dstAnce The delegation
speaks highly Of Colonel Montgomery and his men.
The Lincoln Institute Of this place for the cducaf ION
OF coorcd youths has received donation OF 600 from
ne Frccdmous Hurenu
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E y r O P E.
SUBSTANTIAL AID 10 THE POPE
Recepds A Of The Queen u spain n
Portugal.
IN. %, 20.


me steamship Nova scotan, Captain wylie, from Liv
erpool the 18th and Londonderry the l4th Of Decem
Der arrived at Portland, Me-, at O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. She reports having the 25th inst
steamer bound east supposed 70 be the horavian
Our mail dispatches by the Noys Sootian two days
inter than the details by the City Of Boston.
The Roman QuestiOn-Substanfal Aid 10 the
Pope.
The Peters pence offering since september 1859
amounts 10 fifty. three millions OF francs
Reception of Queer Isabella of Spain In
Lisbon.
The Queen Of Spain reached Lisbon on the 18th, and
was received by the King at the railway depot. The
city was illuminated in her honor 10 The evening
The DRAFT OF the Hnns6rian Address 10 Ans
The lower house Diet will discuss the 18th OF
December the draft Of the address Of the staea The
royal rescrip not allayed the apprehensons enter
BY Hungary, Notwithstanding the promises and
acknowledgements OF national rights contained therein
Once the request OF the Diet for the immediate re-estab
Hahmep the constitution has not been complied with.
Tho address requests the Emperor not 10 render salts
factory reconciliation impossible by postponiDg the
estabshment OF the legal base OF public affairs II
GLOBES by requesting OF his Majesty and opporu-
PROMISE and by praying that amnesty be extended to
all political offenders. The extreme left Of the lower
house have resolved 10 submit 10 the Dict separate
draft Of address
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Kvisenee % Mayor Monroe, Jacob barker
and Jshge Resciius Taken-Thcy Say that
Ne~ Orleans IL ne Safe for Union Men ~
Booesn.
NEW onisAss, Dec. %. 1850.
yns Investigating COMMITTEES arc laboring necessarily
tahag evidence fully twelve hours day. To-day they
have taken very important evidence from Mayor Stun.
roe, Chief Of Police Adams and prominent c,aens In.
csAng Jacob Barker Judge Rossius and other original
Unsso men The substance Of the evidence Of these old
sssslenen that the city Is orderly A. any the
csutincnl and that Union mans life safe here as
IN Bossen-an opinion In which all heartily concur This
evening the committee were asked TO participate 10 the
q inner gv en- by tho city 10 the Congressional excur
ssoniss bat the pressure Of business led them 10 de
cline the invitation.
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS muuaur.

strong northwest gale sprung up iaae yesterday.
Thermometer Kept falling all night Tho cold Is stAi
more intense tonight The James closed down
CITY Point and Ice 10 rapidly forming nsthe Ezabesh
river.
The steamer Nov York arrived Norfolk to-day, and
reports no wreckers IN sight when they passed the ship
Hangoon ashore on Chlncotago Shoals She Lard head OF
shore and topaiIs Gyng loose. Also brig had gone
The ship Calno With gusno, and ship Lawrence bad
been srdsred 70 Nee York me bark Parthan, from.
slo Jssslro sssas y BsnmorS and schooner y A
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49, ~. IL go
FOR The infsrnsssp 4 merchants snA oahsrs throughout
a s's1 s :s wA9 2d " would
sss -. .y ~. % . 90 s::
II SAe GoM pen fads 10 h ctv His psns arc sxtrs1sy
ly.s, y this msss. ~ ietas. s.a psss1ssssranss
g - Z. s4s as n I; T..
yond question nckIkLoF hrkAoUh . 90.
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k III FOLEY'B GOLD PBNS.
circular.
Aese emerged y nss.Aanls passnin ~ isvsnsion
hsisass tAsir iAbon i highly worthy q astiss =
ven Of s.ssasvs pasonsss ono Of The .es important
inventions Of the present - e Ass Of pan Aas
the Necessary Quass 4 nrnsss In mara ana Durability
& - ------s1sfsf> =U es& =
I rresmnsns'y such ars those Of JOHN FOLEY. ma.u-
facursr Of ans Gold Pens and Pencils Mo- l Broadway.
Their superior value s tested By long tus he has bssn
engaged in our city in their manufacture.
y We, shs subserbsss. Who Know the value Of Eolsss
Pens from eonsahs use Of them for number Of yeas
cS1oy recommend them 70 those who wish for the best
and most perfect Gold Pen ever made. ~
Signed BY hs following gentlemen and over 1000 o.hs
JOHN Z. WILLIAMS Pres't Metropolitan National Bank
GEO Tssr sseSs Bank
GoSsSE SMITH Gsnsr. Soos issDss M:s; N:i Bank
C esi MET ss
ssSsa,s ssSs Hse
RIEKFEy sslss I:ii:r zss;c 3. M Ssnt
j. y. BEAhUSLEH, CaNhier MAJ Bank Of Nortn Amef1ce
WIN: A. fALIs Cashier Corn Exchange National Bank:
HENRY W. FORD, Cashier National Bank Of the Republic.
y. D. TAPPAN, Cashier Galatin National Bank. f Aa4
L O. ?. TfNPSON Cashier Continental National Bank.
ISAAC q. OGDEN, Cashier New York County Nat bank.
WM. i. JENKINS, Cashier Bank Of America A'-
I. II. DONALDSON Teller Bank Of America
fA Ak4Su Gs.s sss sssnEb SsnE bank
j. W. LEWIS Cashier Union National Bank. ~.
WIN. b MEEKER, Cash. BIZ Of n. Y. Nat Banking ASSN.
p BUNKER Asst Caah. BIZ Qf n y. Nat Banking ASS n.
R.. FERRIS, Teller Bank o. ~ HAT. Banking Ass'n
J. =. S0uIHWCkTH, Presidcnt Atlantic National Bank.
NJ HARRIS, Cashier Nassau National Bank.
WIN. II. cox, Cashier Mechanics' National Hank
r. b. CONNOLLY, Central National Bank.
JAMES BUELL.. President Imp. and Traders Nat Bank.
J. NJ CRANE, Cashier Shoe and Leather National Bank
EDWARD HAlGHT, Pres, Nat. Bank OF the Com. .f 4
f. J. HEuSTTS, Teller Nat Bank Of the Commonwealth.
J. W. B. IoBLER, Cashier Sixth National Bank.
g. =. HEDDEN, Cashier 0ro.cn National Bank.
CLARKE. DODGE Co
BURCH MURRAY 4 co.
WHITE, NORRIS co. t.s
vERMlkYE : co.
@. 3. ROBBINS SON.
SsS. 5. %hT FASihaK g. 4 90
v[SK 8 HATCH. ..'..tNtf--
H. MORGAN co.
CHA6. A. MEIGa SON. ..-........
JEWELL HARRISON co.
CHAs. DENNIS, Nice Prest Atlantic Mutual Ina Co.
DANIEL d. SMITH. Prest Com. Mutual Ins. Co.
HENRY d. KING. Secretary Com. Matual Ins. 90.
MOSES i, GRINNELi, President Sun Mutual ms Co.
II. r. ANTHONY, Vice President Sun Mutual ms. Co.