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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-02-02

We have been interested in read.
ing the details Of the trial of GAIA.
way H. Lamar, of Savannah, for pur-
lolnlnS cotton, and attempting to
brihe government officers in charge
thereof, before military commits
sion at Savannah. Two Massachu-
setts men, Hon. Albert G.. Brown,
and Col. A. G. Browne, Jr, the
latter late military secretary to Gov.
Andrew,-wcrc connected with Il. G
affair. The elder Browne is spec
lal treasury agent for that district,
and was instructed 10 send all cap
tured and conllscaled cotton that
came within his control to New York
for sale on account of government.
Being taking i'll, his son was appoln.
ted temporary agent, and while act.
ing as such was made the object to u
bribe, by the hands of Lamar's ne
phcw, G. Il. Lamar, Jr., TO let certain
cotton, claimed 10y Lamar Sr., pass
from hIs control. The letters show.
ing the plot were seized and pro
Inccd in court, and from them it az.
pears the younger Lamar, did not
dare to "try it on" young Browne
.cautioning his uncle that il would
not succeed, and that Browne would
"blow the whole thing up" If it was
attempted The gray headed Lamar,
nevertheless, Mad faith in the policy,
as another letter seized urged another
party 10 "try diplomacy, soft corn,
soft soap, doucery, largesses, at your
his discretion" to effect the pos.
session of the coveted cotton. The
Brownies came out with!hying colors
as efficient and straightforward OF
ii,e =, though some of the military
gentlemen in that neighborhood are
rather the worse for the testimony.
At last accounts the final pleas had
been made,-COmmoHweaiM.
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John Bell writes as follows in re
gard to Negro Suffrage: 81 am not
informed what qualifications are re.
quired at the present time in Massa
chusetts; but few years ago, | he,
lieve, property TO the amount of two
hundred dollars and TO be able tt
read and write, entitled the free mar
Of color to vote. A grant of the
right of suffrage to the Southern free
man of color upon such basis OF
STANDARD of merit caunot he danger
GUS. am persuaded it twould be en-
tirely safe and proper"
Artemus Ward has been in Port
land. The Press says that when he
was holding forth at Deering Hall the
other night, he referred to the pro-
gress of our nation during the last llf
ty years, and illustrated the progress
Of our development in railroads,
steamboats,, telegraph and women,
No other nation had such an array.
We hadn't fifty years ago, Look at
illustrious examples. Look at Lu.
cy Stone; look at Miss Dickinson
look at Mrs. Partington; look at
James Buchanan. le
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8nsin&ss Garbs.
DR.. A. Hurd,

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, would re.
Il peotfully tender his professional services
to the citizens OF Findiay and surrounding
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO SURGERY.
Ss- Ot,ce on corner over the store of II. y
Gage & Co. Residence on Sandusky street
second door west of United Brethren Church.
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AUTHORIZED CAPITAL 100000.

Banking Hours 0 10 70 O'Clock a. VI.
and from 10 O'Clock j.. VI
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The financial crash came, and the
house Of Amber d. Co. was among
the first on the list. 1t is true that
Mrs. Amber had been expecting the
failure, but the blow fell none the
less heavy for the anticipation. Some
how her plans all proved futile
Young Gold had, in some unacounta.
bic manner, discovered the state OF
the Amber exchequer, and wisely
concluded that it was not best to
waste his personal charms and ele.
giant stock of small talk on so ineli.
gible fair one as Miss Cecilia. Col
Woodal had also shown unequivocal
signs of Withdrawing his suit, not at
all to Fannie's displeasuret In short,
everything seemed 70 be going wrong
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There are 100, 900 claims of deceas-
ed soldiers awaitin G settlement in the
Second Auditor DGss, Sc ftel. l
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A HOUSE AND TWO LOTS
For Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
i sale HOUSE and TWO LOTS, situated
on Hardin street, east OF the Presby yterian
Church. II has q good new Cottage House,
ell finished a we'll OF water handy, and a
good barn apples, peaches, pears, grapes,
plums, currants, and other traits. II is deci
dedly good property.
deo293m T RICE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-11

BradIey's Duplex Elliptic Skirt,
Very flexible, folded easily when IN use, to
occupy q small space, and an article OF superior
excellence. For sale, in AL Styles Al the
SOUTHERN PALACE.
HOWELL WOOD READ
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LEGAL.
Chancery Sale of Real Estate
ON
Tuesday, May the sth, 1855.

Sarah W. Jones Executrix or Jafnes c. Jones.
decd, vA. Al. Wheeler, administrator or W.
!. Lewis decd, and the unknown heirs Of the
the said Lewis.
DT virtue Of 40 i-utsTi0cutOry decree rendered
ID on the Zdday oil January, 1851, IN the above
stated cause, 1 VIII, on Tuesday. the sth day Of
May, 1855, sell az public auction At the Court
House door in the city Of Memphis, between
the hours or 10 am. and = m, the following de-
scribcd Real Estate, tO-Wit- Situated, lying
and being IN the county Of Shelby and state or
Iennessee lots Nos. u, u, 10, l6, II and IS, Of q
SUBDIVISION made By James G. Jones Of an
; gi-llVacre tract q land, purchased By him Of
W. o. kuftz. Said six lots are bounded to-
ecther a. follows Beginning at the northeast
corner OF said tract in Miles Temples line. IN
ming thence sOuthwardly vita the East line Of
said Kurfz tract 2I feet 10 q stake. the soufheast
corner Of lot No. q; thence Westwardiy with
the dividing line between lots y and 10 Iei 0-lO
feet % a stake in the East line Of Carroll Ave-
aue, which runs North and SOnth through the
center OF said tract, and IS continued by III. G.
Briukiey 70 the Raleigh road; thence north
wardiy with the East line OF carroll Avenue
Al feet % The North line OF said tract; thence
eastwardly with the said North line iI 1-IO
feet 10 the beginning.
TERMS OF JAZZ credit Of6 and u months.
the purchaser TO execute notes with approved
security, ana retaining a lien on the propsrty
until the payment Of the purchase money.
A. ASTON,
Clerk and Master.
N-HM o. 40
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ChanceTy Sale
ON
Tuesday, May Sih, 1850.

John :. Cnsdsll, e a., q. Pope & Brother. e al,
sand Alex ?. Stewart & Co. -. Pope & Broth
er. e az.
ID tEe above stated causes On the 10Th March,
1873, and renewed November Ierfn. 1855, / will
sell at Pablo auction to the highest bidder, in
front Of the court house door IN the city OF
Memphis, on Tuesday, May sth, ls1o, between
the hours Of 10 s-m. and M, The following de-
-Cribed real estate, to-wit:
one house AMI lot on the corner OF beAi ana
LalIer5ale streets, In the city OF Memphis,
having q front Of . feet on be0l street By a
depth Of $50 feet on Lauderdale street. Also,
~ acres OF land on the corner Of Irigg avenue
uGd Orleans street, and described Is follows;
commencing at the intersection OF Orleans
street and TFigg avenue, thence north with the
east size Of Orleans street . chains s. links 10 a
stake in the south line Of lot sold by Thomas
and let 10 Smithwtck ana Sneet thence east
with said line 5 chains Il Inks 10 q STAKE
tEeuca south, . chains SO link 70 the north
side OF Irgg avenue; thence west with the
north side OF Trigg avenue 5 chains IA links, 70
the Observation-Disclosures about AZ acres. One
lot in the feaE of o br0Wn and VIM
Browns houses, Ts b. lt feet lriointDg the
city OF Mempais-beginniug az e point on the
north line OF Georgias street. 10 ieet eEst 81 Tie
intersection Of the east line OF In Rose street
with the north line Of Georgia street; thence
u~orthwardly parallel with La Rose street rs
ieett thence ~eastwardly parallel with Georgia
street . feet: thence sOuthWardly parallel with
Ia Rose street Us feet 10 the north line of GeOr-
ia street: Themes Westwardly with the north
line Of Georgia Street = feet % the beginning.
Also. anOthCr tract OF land, IN civil district
No. > and o and described as follows, to
wit. I acres, eust OF the cotton factory near
Cheizaa Ssglnning az a stake 3 claina 3 links.
rom ne southwest corner OF q Is acre tract Of
land sold to :. D. and W. Prescott BY VII
loughby williams, and it also being the north
west cofner Of 2 IA acre tract sold ny . SINS
10 W. A. Birkford thence due east 4 chains -
links 10 a ua3ar stake; thence north chains 20
links 10 a cedar sake, being the southCrn bonn
dsrv OF ~ Wrekley tract; thence west with
said boundary Grams y EnAs % acedarstake;
thence gCuains 90 Hnkst3 the l~eglnning-con-
tainiug 4 acres more or less.
TER9s OF SALE-A credit Off aud Is months.
Notes with security taken, and a len retained
etc. A. ASTON,
aurs tbs Clerk and Master.
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Trustees sale.

ny virtue on deed % trast, EXCITED on The
ID "a day or Msy, lso, " Josepl eaA
10 me asfrustee, and which was recorded lu 4s
Registers once OF SheIcT eQn9tyf Isnn
In book No. a.. part Pages - eter afen o.
secure the payment o. certSih pIoHl@ofy notes
fherern e,a-7aed- i viii sell al public auction.
To = hfahast bidder Tor CASH 10 mont OF The
Cbarcerv court. city OF Memphis, on
SATURDAY, ast DAY OF APRIL, 1s8
rst-sa, the hours oflO aud u a m. a certain
rtese IN Iaud. stuate, lying and being iu the
Eo@1ev ~ shel1y and state Of zsee. IA
a. south Memphis, thesarae hnr r41
1900 h Known and designated on thepisf 81
Sosfh Memphis As county lot No III hin~r
= and bounded a. T. lows Beslgnln~ u
. ooiut on the north side or Vance street. o.
-4s-F~ed and tWenty-f0ur fees and nine 5nnrss
12F( fsetf from he point OF Intersection or me-
LsuderGale street, and running thence essf win
and twenty feet 10 feet 10 q stake. aud nm
ufns tnencs uoTtlf erdi5 pa aiei win Lauder
dale street one haadrsd su- ErrY-ef-hf eud q
boundary Of South Alley fifteen fass wEsI
with line OF said alley wesfwaraiv 49,
hundred and weuty feet % q stake on fEaff--
9Th Laudeu1aie street one huudred sua f5rfv-
sn@ e kalffeet to the beginning on Vanea
ztreea.
Right OF redemption waived. Tltla bslfevaa
10 be good, but convey only as tr1stes.
rs A1h&. Trustee.
Aareh y t~o maETtds
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Wines, AIes, POrterS 6 COrdialS,

JUST RECEIVED.
50 baskets Wine, Piper HeidslcE.
30 do. Charles Heidsick.
20 boxes Charles Fare.
20 casks English ana EdinbUrg Ale and
Porter, pts. and qts.
10 quarter casks Sherry.
10 quarter casks Madeira.
10 OctaEOs Pinnet, Castilli0n and 0tard
BFandieS.
2 pipes Pure Holland Gin
2 pipes Pure Swan Gin.
50 cases Curacao.
% cases Annisette.
25 cases MaschinO and AhsyHths
10 cases Sunshine Wine.
5 bbls. Apple Brandy, warranted six
years cid.
10 casks Irish and Scotch WHISTLES.
100 pkgs. Bourbon, various grades and
ages
"a orders Solicited from the Trade %
No. 342 Second Street,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OPERA HOUSE
TENN.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate
Tuesday ihesth day of May,Is6e

George Dixon, administrator OF J. y. Giles IS.
james Wickernam and others.
Ell rlIr8c OF an ntcrlOeufOry decree made IN
ID the above stated cause AZ The November
term, 1853. Of this Court. Z viii, IN Iuesday, sth
day OF Nlay, Al the Court House door in the city
OF Mempais, between the hours Of 10 a.u. and
i M. s-li at public auction the blowing de-
scrihed real estate. J0-wit; a tract Of > zcres Of
land situate opposite the lower point Of Island
No. 80. beginning 90 the Northwest corner Of K.
diary Line Of j. II. TabOtt ~ acres survey,
thence south with said Blackelege's line %
chains TO the Mississippi river, thence mp said
river with the meanders OF the water north Is
deErees, west Do chains and 5Oliuks, thence with
metuders l0Cegree-, west % chains to a stake,
ner chains TO the beginning, inShelby county,
Tennessee.
Also, q certain other tract OF land situated IN
said county and state, containing 81 acres more
ming at the northwest corner or the ElaEelege
grant. being . chains aud 50 links east OF the
Mississippi river, thence east q chains and o.
links TO Joseph T4iOOts corner OF his - acre
grant, thence north with said Ialbots line a
chains and s. links TO an elm marked u. j.,
thence west with TalbOTS line u chains and s.
links 10 8 sweet gum marked L. j., thence AZ
chains and s. links to the beginning
Also, d certain tract OF land containing s.
acres, more or less, and described as follows, to-
wit; Beginning 81 the southeast corner OF VIM
Batemhu's 10 acre grant No. Is, thence east g
chains 10 the Blount $50 acre grant, thence
north with said Blogut line g chains ahd S.
links to n stake, thence west chains 10 said
Biount's east boundary line. thence south 50
chains and 80 inks to the beginning. also in
said county and State.
TERMS OF credit or Z and u months.
This 7th day OF April, 1850
a. ASTON,
M ids Clerk and Master.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
MAN.

BY AUGERSoN CHARLES swTSBUKNE
Before the beginning Of years
There came 70 tie making Of man
Time, with a gin OF tears
Grief with a glass that ran
Pleasure. with pain for leaVcn
Summer. with flowers that feui
R-emembrauce, fallen from heaven,
And madness, risen from hell;
Strength. without and TO smlte;
Iove. that endures Tor a breath5
Nfrhf the shadow OF light
And LIE. the shadow Of DEAN.
And b high gods took 10 hand
Ffue. and the falling OF tear,
And : measure OF sliding sand
Fr5m under the feet OF the yeeri
And roth and drift Of the sea-
And dust OF The laboring earih;
And bodies Of things 70 De
IN lie houses OF death n OF BIRTH
And wrought with weeping ana laughter,
And fashioned with losthing and love,
witt life before n amer,
And death beneath and above,
For a dav, ana a night, and a morrow,
That his strength might endure for a span,
With travail and heavy sorrow,
The holy spirit Of man.
From the winds OF the North and South,
They gathered as unto strife;
They breathec o his mouth.
They nled his body with life;
EyesiCht and speech they wrought,
For the walls OF the soul therein
A time for labor and thought.
A time TO serve and TO sin:
They gave him Light OF his avs,
Andlove, and a space for delight,
And beauty. and length OF days,
And night and sleep in the night
His speech Is a burning nre;
With his lips he travaileth,
In his heart is a blind desire
In his ewes f~oreknowledge Of death:
He Weaves, and is clothed with derlSion
EowS and he shall NOT reap
His life Is s watch or a vision
Between a sleep and a sleep.
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LEGAL.


R1 virtue ofa deed Of trusf executed to us
IN NE I'm Gay o. Aprf. HFD. BY q VI.
asAaaash % secure the payment OF certain
le1eln described, Whien srid frust deed
Va uuly recorded In the Regfsfarfs ofiea al
51si9y county lena, on The Mth daV u Aprl.
- .a Doo41o- II part 2 pages sfS. 5g and no.
81 On oa.lruay tne 1tn day Of -EaH.
eNpose % pubic sale for cash atfha gr1-9fouze
door IN TIE city OF Memphis. Tenn fbs foTloTr-
Ln8Eeet estate and deScnbef ri 80
trust deed. to-Wit. Lot No. "A on -f-r 49,
suDdiVislon o. samuel Rembert's Isnd wii-b
ea4d supalFlsion was made bv order ~ 49,
ghancsU Court Or Memphis. IN the eaze 81 -
becea Dohan and otrers vs. Mary u. Rembs~t
and other said Tot 10 q has a mont cf5
feet on 40 aTenue, running back between
parallel lines la5 feet . iuchas. FG1itv ~ =,
demptiou waived and title believed 10 L. Zoo
but VIII convey only ~ a trustee.
March Q. H86. Tr1s-
mar2fds
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate,
Tuesday. May the LIST. 1865.

E A. Davis ". Constantine Paine, S. G. Var
brough, a u. Montgomery and Thomas l.
Beard.
DY virtue OF an interocutory decree entered
ID in above cause. on saturday. February I'd
1861, and renewed February 18th, isd6. I VIII sell
az public auction to the hlgsest bidder. IN front
or the Court House dOorin The cify Of eupnl-
on Tuesday. May lst, L@d, between the hours
OF 10 and u m, the following described real
estate, to-Wit: Lying and being In Upton
county, on the M~lsstssippirver, IN the 5tn civil
District, known a. the shelton and Payne
woodward tract, and bounded as follows, to
wit- Beginning at q sycamore on the bank Of
the Mississippi DIVER. the corner Of
the 800 acre tract conveyed BY NJ II. Howard
% shelton ana Payne registered IN the heg1s-
ters Once Of Iipuon county thence east =
poles 70 an elm thence south 8 east l0 poles
n a stake; thence east so poles 10 the lake {;
thence with said lake 70 Bear creek thence
west with Bear creek TO Old river, thence up
Ola river TO the southwest corner OF Grant No
3zIs thence west 80 poles 70 Old river; thence
up Old river 70 the head Of Island 81; thence
west 100 poles % the Mississippi river; thenee
up Eaid river 30 poles % the northwest corner
Of entry Ne. Hoo: thence NJ said river 100 poles
u the beginning. containing ISIS acres, more or
less.
TERMs OF SALE:-A credit Off d Il months,
hOndWtth two or more securities taken from
the purchasers, and a lien retained.
A. ASTON
March 81, lS5d Clerk AID Master.
H-L MAa
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Chaneery Sale
Tuesday, May list, 1866.

Edward c. Butler and Isaac B. Kirkland, q a..
rs VIM. G. Johnson. et al.
DJRSUANT to an tnterlocutOrT decree, rem
dered in the above recfted cause. AZ the No
vember Term, l5c5, OF the Common a and
Chancery Court OF the city Of Memphis, or the
chancery side OF the said COurt, 1 shall offer for
sale, to the highest bidder. at the Court House
doOri in the city Of Memphis, en- Tuesday the lst
day of May next. between the hours Of 10 AID
u m, a certain tract or parcel OF land lying IN
the city OF Memphis, county OF shelby, and
state OF Tennessee, bounded as follows; Begin
ming at the southwest corner OF subdivision ID,
Of original county lot No sos, on the north line
Of Poplar street, running thence with the west
line OF said subdivision d, One-half Of the dis
lance Of said west line OF said subdivision ID,
% feet, more OF less then south 81 east 9 feet
8 inches 10 a stake; thence in q direct line and
at right angles TO Poplar street l7g feet s Inches,
to a stake on Poplar street. north side; thence
west with the north line OF Poplar street q feet
5 inches, to the beginning, being part OF subdi-
vision OF original county lot No. Ja
Terms OF SALE:-E4uiLy OF redemption
barred Credit OF seven months Note with
good security required, and a lien retained FOR
the payment OF the purchase money.
A. ASTON,
apri IDS Clerk aud Master.
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DT virtue OF a deed or trust executed % ma
ID On the 18th day q Seufamhef. isHl bvE II.
Rawlings % secure the aymcut Of certain
notes therein described, which eafd trust decd
Is duly recorded In the Registers ONCE 81
shelby county. Tenn In boOE No. A. pazae l.
etc, ] VIII. On saturday the EE day u Auras
lso5, expose 70 public sale 10 the highest bidder
for cash, Al tie Courthouse door "a tie mtv OF
Memphis. Tenn, the following real estate. men
toned described and conveyed IN said frusl
vision or samuel Remberts land, which said
subdlF1ei0u was made BY order OF the CHauearv
Court Of Memphis In the ease ~ Rshacca Dohan
and Others " May II. Eembert and others.
said lot No. e has a front of seventy-fva fser
on an avenue running back between parallel
lines I1s feet o Inches
Equity Of redemption waived and ute be-
lieved 70 b. good but I viii convey only - "A
trustee. JAMES WTTHEP-pgDE
March Il Isdg. Tru-laa
marerfa
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ChnncerlL GnIe

or City Lots, on Wednesday, 18th day OF April.
1875, at the ourtHous door Memphis Tenn
Douglass II. Gordon Is. Elijah Cheek, aud
others
DY virtue OF a decree on the chancey side "
ID the Common law and DhIncerT Court or
viii sell, at public auction in mont OF the C0urt
House door. on WEDNESDAY April ID. l~a.
between the our OF 10 and y o'clock IA, TO
the highest bidder. the following real esta e. To-
wit Two lots lying in The city OF Mgu.llE.
Tennessee, designated on the plan OF Z 81 sks
property as lots Nos. / and s. fronting on I uplar
street, and running back. TO the center ~ an
alley between Poplar and Washington STREETS.
Terms OF SALE: Cash
A. ALSTON, Clerk and Master.
March 10. 1850 mrlG ids
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.
ON
Tuesday, 1st Of Hay, 1866.
Fl. -. 9. - Manlg. IA 60.

Ben. May, rs aary Manly, and others.
DY virtue Of an fnterlOcutory decree entered
ID in the above stated cause, on January 2fth,
1866, j Will, on Tuesday the LJ day OF May, lS66,
sell al the Court HOuse door in the city OF Mem
phis, between the hours OF 10 am. and Y m,
to the highest bidder, the following described
property to-wIt: The tract on which cOmplain-
ant resided in 1853, containing lo-f5-l00 acres,
about - miles east or the city OF Memphis, on
the Inc OF the Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road, and bounded on the south by the
said Memphis q Charleston railroad, on the
west by Ell RsynOr'sl Is acre tract. on the north
by a tract formerly owned by A. n. Douglass,
and on the east by a Is acre tract sold by Robin
son and Douglass 20 S. II. Webb, and by said
Webb to W. T. Bowles
Terms OF SALE-On acredit OF six and twelve
months.
AUGUSTON ASTON, clerk and master.
apltds
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The wonderful nextbility and great comfort
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Savings Department..

With a view to the encoura-ement Of econo-
my and savings by the industrial classes, we
viii allow interest on all deposits Of one dollar
or more, provided the same remains three
months OF longer.
Persons who nave small amounts to deposit,
subject 10 check or otherwise need not hesitate,
As all such accounts viii be received.
Offering, In addition 20 what has been said,
the usual facilities or Banking Institutions. we
respectfully solicit the accounts Of business
firms and individuals.
I am very respectfully, your obedieut servant.
GDO. r. RUTTER, President
WALTER s MORGAN, Cashier.