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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-09-29

@ PERsoNAL.-We received cal!
this week from C~l Miller, of the Sioux
City and Big Cheyenne Wagon Road. He
is making favorable progress in the work
on the bridges over the Big Sioux, Yer.
Million, and James rivers, and hopes to
have them all completed early in the
coming winter. The road which he has
laid out aud construed between this city
and the Big Sioux, is the best leading on,
Of Sioux City, and is highly commented
oy all who travel it.
D0 CRAWFORD County, The Na'ion-
al Union party IN Crawford county have
made the following nominations for coun.
~ officers:
u1re-famns NJ Butler.
Recorder Thomas Dphson.
Clerk - Andrew d MnIonv.
A friend, writing US from Denison
says: Our prospects in This county are
bright for the coming election. Tredway
will beat Ford il this county badly
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D~ NEBRASKA PoLiTlCs.-W had III

~ NEBRASKA PrLlTIcs-We had the
pleasure On Thursday evening Of attend
ing meeting Of the friends OF the \ I'll IL
al Union party, at Covington, Nebraska
The objects OF the meeting the organi-
za,ion Of a branch If the Johnson Club
OF Dakota county was stated by Hon.
Thomas l.. Gr'tIey, when Hon. Charles D.
Martin, OF Dakota Guy, WAS introduced,
and delivered the most able aud couviuc
ing argumen, in favor Of the Presidents
plan OF restoration which it has been oar
privilege of listening to since the opening
of the present political campaign. Mr..
Martin is Il remaI kabiy able aud prrspi-
cuous speaker, and the ideas he advanced
in support Of the National Union cause
we're such IS 70 commend them TO the
appreciation Of every iigh,> thinking snd
liberal man. We very much regret that
his engagements ia his own county pre-
clude the possibility of his addressing the
johnson Club of this city before the cleo
ton. We are satisfied that his Efforts in
behalf Of right and justice will be salts
factory apparent on election day in Da-
kota county. At the conclusion of Mr..
Martins address, able and patriotic re-
marks were made BY John Carrier aud
l. ID. Farmer, Esqr-., of this city, after
which large number Of those presen'
appended their names to the roll Of the
johnson Club. Dakota county is good
for from forty 10 sixty Conservative maj
GRITTY at The approaching election.
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nkSy-GREAT FXrITFMtNr AND EIZyI

lG-GREAr EXCITEMENT AND A FlzZLE
tana arrived in our city-exchanged some
of their gold for greenbacks, bought new
Clothes washed themselves. dressed up,
and got drunk All this was done on
Monday. Tuesday mnrnin! one of their
number was mis$in1-rr""nbacks new
clothes, drunk, and all Then there was
excitement Romors we've rife that he
had been foully dealt with that he was
cold corpus and that bloody AMI
fearful tragedy had been en,c'e1 in our
midst. The excitement grew apace
sundry persons had heard sundry pistol
shots at sundry times during the precc-
ding night; suspicious We're whispered
around tina, somebody, or any other mar,
was the fendish au hor Of the horrible
crime lynching was talked Of; crowds Of
men collected upon The corners of the
streets. aud little boys with distendeI
jaws and enlarged optics, were all agog
with expectancy. wondering when the
"killihg was agoin. for to harpen
About noon the excitement suddenly
snbsled, and The lynchins was indefinite
ly postponed, just as the glorious orb
Of day was abon, entering the home
stretch Of his diurnal course. a solitary
ntd ,l T., "a
10y several other pers MS. might have been
seen approaching our city frnm the west,
at the tearfully rApid pace usual, attain.
cd by Yoke Of cattle. The old man
aud hiS young wife Ind bee 10 Montana.
and came down the river as far as I;.nk
ton with the same party to which the ~ t
man belonged. There they QUAR-, led
aud parted. The list man had been too
intimate with the old mans wife. The
old man c"u,dnt see il, but the balance
of the party did, and were dissatisfied,
because the lost man monrpolzed all Of
good thing to which they claimed all
were entitled to An 'q"aI'rl .,meu, The
old man aud his young wife stopi e one
u!y at tank'on th,. balance of he PARTY
came to tins city. Here hey induced
the young man TO whom al. tie smies ct
the young VIE h I'd cen granted. TO leave
the party and quietly 20 his way; and he
Went, safe and Unframed. The rumnr
III regard 10 his disappearance were put
in circulation by his late ,mrades for
the purpose of OBTAINING the team they
had iired at Yank,vn to take them to the
railroad, until he old man aud his young
wife arrived. When they did ar'iv the
whole party went on their way rejoicing
And then the secret leaked out. Those
who had taken All active part in eudea.-
oring to ascertain the fate of the m,s ,ing
man, began to smell a mice,' aud ex-
perlenc- the peculiar sensation incident
to that un*elcome malady--" sold"
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PROBATE NOTICE.

fflltATitN haNiu. l,.' ~ i,l.. tn. Judge
~ Of Prot at" e Dakota r.n'.. Nebraska. hv
William AGar, ing II. nrt~tutrt ..I;imi-tra
tor Of the estate of Iriah Maker "r,. doc. ,~,i
intestate it ia ordered that a hnarrng trt. " i
he had at my Office il. Dakota CRY. \"ri,.r4 .ll
Monday, the 18Th day Of October, 1866 AZ Isl q !,
A.
Dakota City, n. T.. September 9Th, 1866.
SAMUEL WHIrEHURN,
s"l2"3w Judge Of Probate
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aa~ Fnosr Another heavy frost on
Monday nigh, ompleted the demoraliza.
ton of garden vegetables. 1t also killed
the prairie grass, and prairie 6res will
soon be in fashion. Now IS The time for
farmers to protect their stacks and fences
by burning around them. A little timely
precaution Of this kind may avert serious
loss of properly.
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sr JAMES +. Booze, Esq, and lady.
returned TO Sioux City on Monday -
During his absence Mr. Bopgo purchased
q very large stock of general mercban-
die, which 10 being delivered daily at bis
store and warehouse. When this firm get
into 'hsir new haildiog they will present
a display Of goods that will surprise the
Oldest inhabitant
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PROCLAN NATION.

Pursuant to law, and by virtue Of authority in me
thereby vested, I, WILLIAM NJ STONE, Governor
OF the State of iowa. do hereby proclaim and direct
that General Election will be held in the state Of
Iowa on the second Tuesday OF the ensuing Ucto-
ter to Wit October 9th, A. D. 1866, at which cleo
ti"n the following specified offices will be filed by
vote Of Az the electors Of said State:
lh" "i're II Secretary OF state.
'ir uii.r II Auditor o. State
~. .'i'' :" II tris.:r"r IT state.
r. I'll 81 N'.r~t'T i 'h- state Land One"
The "hI'."! Nl>iI' ' "a H"tt..
The "tl"" Il 'i'r.'t", ia. l'.t~, o: tn" SUI
! prc,,l,' Court
III" oticr of Clerk of the Supreme 'rnrt.
Also, at the sam" time, the following office, viii
b" filled by the vote Of the electors Of Tia lrvlvr
Congressional Dist riots Of this state:
The Office OF Representative in congress from tho
first district.
The ,f''e Of representativ" in congress from the
! second district
The stfcc Of representative in congress from the
third di'trict
The Office of representative in congress from the
fourth district
The ot'i'o Of representative in congress from the
ttih district
IN. "n,r # Representative in Congress # I'm the
Sl>;h Ni.lr.f.
>.~.., tt.., t'nc time. til" fonawi>g Offices will
l." ilI'" IT, .r'rN rrorllu>cIt # each judicial
: ni>tsirt
Tie r't.~ ,| ,Iu' n;.t nj,;;+ t..,,..,y # IA,
is district
The offices OF Jnd4" and pistt.c, Attrr3,ry ,f tin.
I'd district
The OfhCeS oil Judge ana District Attorney II til,
Sd District.
The Offices of Judge and District Attorney Of tn.
4th District
The offices Of Judge and District Attorney Of the
9Th Dietrct
The Offices Of Judge and District Attorney Of the
9th District
tn" Offices Of Judge and District Attorne y of the
7th District
Tl., offices Of Judge and District Attorney of the
9Th nI>tilt.
~" "rh""s Of Judge and District Attorney Of the
VA, District
r" 80 ~.t lu.1., ahA District Attorney Of the
In'.. ~. ,.'
Tie ~. .l ,'a' 81 ,,... intit NI"rl. of the
/ llth Ii>t!i
Wh"rr,i all lawfa .l,,.,.,r. ST ,lr STATE. .rA ,i,,
designated III tli,t5 vii tax" ".. I,}l.r; r..t
whereof the ShcrltiS If ti ,!I'u~ .-tn: II .
State and the several Districts mrnrr",rt vii, l.A-
| official notice and BE- governed accorliu-ly,
In te-tnl ny of which. | have h"rr1lnto st
and caused to be a1iN ed the Great Seal Of the
| state of Iowa,
| (~>) Done at Des Moines. this Goth day of
! SEAL August A. d. 1866 in the twentieth year
! 49, Of the State, and of the independence of
". NJ. STONE
BY the GOVERNOR
James Wright, Secretary Of State.
Sheriff = Of1ce, Sioux CITY, Iowa.
So: 'ri;t'"r 9th. 1856
ia} 4 '',t1.r ..>;. 1I.'. ,r.1, afr in tn. at.,,.
pro- ,lu,ji, Az. '1. .. il H.. ~.,.l Il
lrr.!rt> Il M". T. ~ .'.'3'l. II ;!o. cic.ti il +
the following "f1iceI- VIZ:
clerk OF tn" blNi!ct '"t!:.
| RcCor!rr.
IL. 5. Given under my Ia :, rhi, Oh ,i,v + Sop
tember, A ID. 1866.
JOHN H>GY.
Sheriff of o"dhury "un,v
BY A. B. GRIFFIN, Deputy. IscrS I'd
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ORDINANCE 80. II.

BE II "r'u,",d by til CITY CouncH Of
S.""r CITY, ha' there be appropriated
the SUM ct tour hundred (S4oOy dollars
out OF the cu1re' tu-d Of Sioux City, Tor
the purpose Of buying land for cemetery.
JAS HUTClllNS, ca u.
A. r. WRIGHT, Clerk.
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Me-. The closing out sale of Govern
ment property At this post took place on
Wednesday. There was considerable com
petition in bidding, and the buildinRs
were knocked off 9. very fair figure.
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New Advertisements,
SO REWARD.

I oST in this city, on Tuesday September 25th
| double a>e latent lever >ilver Watch, with
81 Il haiu and fv" keys attached. The finder will
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~ E'leOsf BATE.


IERHl lOn( OF UANDIA-COCN
/ ~ OF CLAY.
In the matter If TIA" estate # \. Lola, At..a.
deceased On reading aNd nun- IL .,tii,.1 (
Harriet Anga, of tn" town OF Nrrml icon .,f.H / ID.
rtt"rS III OAK Ia, Clay county. rel I">,uIt;.- 81
other things that Nicholas Anga hate II tit& ..
y, Territory OF Dakota. in the u"nih 4 t,,...t
A. u 1853 died intestat", leaving goods AN ltttr~
WITHIN SAID county ii Clay that the t.fIti u,r ,.t
H"'d d'tH~rd Is praying that administrator II tI.
~'i r>iAii" granted unto A. T.. IAN ,ietpr Of SAID
t''\ '"n''>. II IL ordered that said petition t..
j. -" f'' ''" thr 1ndg of this Court on Monday
Wee i~t tN IT - t*'l'er \. II les , at 10 n'cl.k 4
VI ri Il" II btt" th"r, in Vermilli"n in said lay
r"tItN
A"'' u 10 .fi.r urt"rrt, That notice If the time
and place IT >lt y, ling he given To tn heir. -,
sad d"r>as'ri AMI T. 'ft int r">ir.! hv pub
l>hhe "A f"iN Il IN "t'trr fer f|'~,. successive
week rri L san 'ta' .,t::. u :t >',,\ Ity
Register Weekly e"s!A".t .lnI~t III -. uN t!ty,
Iowa.
OLE BnTTut F~hN
Judge Of Pr bate Il { lay r,'9f,t,. /. T.
'ermilIion. d. T., September 5th, lso6 >.,!.' 80
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ORDINANCE no. "a.

Z nhcn Of SiOur CT, That no person
shall Engage 10 the avocaton OF saloon
keeping without paying annually into the
Cay treasury the sum OF fly $3.50 dol
lars. A"y person keeping "a house ,or
room tor the sale To, rsu of native wine,
or beer, or any kind of ma, liquor, shall
be deemed "A saloon KEEPER.
SEC. > Before ANY license shall issue
the applicant shall pay the amount re-
quircd toy section one OF this ordinance to
the CITY treasurer, whose receipt there
t shall be presented 10 the Mayor, who
shall issue license 10 such arpi can't
SEC ) No license s',a be issued for
less time than one year; neither shall
any hcense be Transferable, without the
consent If the Mayor endorsed thereon.
SE'' Any person required by section
one 10 procure license, and failing TO do
SO, and ever. person violating any pro-
vlH.on Of this ot!.nnnre, shall, upon con-
vIcuun, tt nm Il ~ any sum not exceed
ing the amount of such Incense. for The
period for which the same nay he issued,
aud ten dollars for ,acu Iav uf the con.
,lrued violation thereof
JAS HUVCIllNS. th'n.
H. " Nttdt, AieEh.
ns' JOHNSON CLrB BY invitation o.
the Johnson Club, the citiz"ns of Sioux
CITY had the p feasure last Friday evening
II hs,enin. to an able speech from Hon.
" A Bu,Icjg', del-Gnt" IN Congr, $
from Dakota. Mr.. B. is pleasant aid
Il l.
>or of che President plan Of restoration
are eminen'ly spnni, and caIcuIa,,d to
convince every fair mind, i person that
the policy of the present Radical congress
Is revolutionary aud destructive of tn.
principles OF our government. His speech
throughout was replete with sound logic
and Argument, aud Was delivered ia a
torcihte and pleasant manner We con-
graduate our Dakota neighbors upon
having SD able a representative in the ma
uona' congress, and hope they will sub
serve the honor aud interests # lheir
ter itory by re-elrctin5 h.m by large
majority at The approaching election.
U.s. The Hunt The ,ial f >kili in
chicken shooting between y number OF
our tlzrns, to which We alluded last
week came oh on Friday las, according
to agreement The party consisted Of
Mes>rs James NJ Bacon, c. X Smith, F.
}. Lambert, |. Setter, Joseph Shearer.
Adam Falk, ". Renke. and X w, Nc.
Ehaney.
They killed "a large number Of chickens
and other gaue, and had gooi time gem
orally. We are unable to give the names
of hose who bagged the most game, or
which party had to throw up the sponge
This office acknowledges it's obligations
to the gentlemen of the party for gem
erons portion Of the spois of the hunt
Long may 'hey:wase
STEAMER ONrAalo Losr-We learn
from the Omaha Republican that the
steamer Ontario was sunk last Saturday
near Nebraska Cny Boat aud cargo it
- thought is a total loss. She had con-
siderable freie't for merchants of this
city, who, although the value of their
goods may be covered by insurance, will
suffer considerable loss and incon venience
from the delay necessary in duplicating
their orders.
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All over Town and County.

" Those finding an on the paper after their
\ name will bear in mind that their subscrip-
- ton is about to expire.
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CHARLES K. SMITH

Proprietor If the or iginal Pioneer Tin and
STOW" Emporium has lately received large
a>s"rtnen Mt Of new goods, and takes pleasure in
announcing Ia the citizens of Northwestern Iowx
Nebraska, and Dakota, that they supply
Themselves with goods in my line at astunshingly
-" rttE">. keep constantly on hand q large
a>suI ln"ut 1t
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Ra.Ti" and Jnpnnnsd wars-A Sod
ASSOC p4eul always on hand. which IL made in tia
most durable manner Also. Eve Trnushs, Con
ductor Pipes Tin Roo ans, &c.
CHAS x. SMITH
Sioux City, June 81, 1866.
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STEAMERS.
! q 4 A p l. E'S LINE
- FOR ROANOKE RIVER.

THE NEW AND COMMODIOUS STEAMER
O r I Z N T,
D. W. TODD, MASTER,
Will leave Staples Wharf, foot of Roanoke
Square,
EVERY SATURDAY.
Immediately alter the arrival Of the Baltimore
boats, for
EDENTON,
PL Ylf0 UTH.
JAJfESvILLE,
WILLIAMSON,
and intermediate landings on the Roanoke River.
This Steamer has fine State-Rooms and large
cargo capacity. Being of light draft, shippers
can depend on her making regular trips.
Captain ToDD, late of the steamer Hartford, 10
we'll and favorably known on this route.
Goods directed to our care will be forwarded
North or South free Of commission.
All claims for loss or damage must be made
within thirty (30) days.
For further particulars enquire on board or of
r. G. E. STAPLES,
Is Rowland's wharf
]. A. WOODWARD,
apl2 Agent, Edenton.
NORFOLK, -cURRITUCK,
AND
= CAMDEN STEAMBOAT LINE.
The Steamer CLINTON will, on and after this
day. leave Norfolk on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS q SATURDAYS.
at q. M, for Currituck Court House, Coinjnck
ana Camden, calling at the usual landings on
North river. Returning Wednesdays, Friday
and Sundays.
y Freight received at the canal depot daily.
NH eff NJ. C0URTRlGHT q CO.
THOR PHILADELPHIA
Richmond and Norfolk Steam Packet Co.
SEMI-WEEKLY.
This Line is composed of the fast steamers:
VIRGINIA.........., ........... ....Capt. Snyder,
MAY FLOWER................C Capt. J. Robinson,
'CLAYMONT..... ................C Capt. E. Robinson,
and one of them will leave Higgins Wharf, Nor
folk, every Tuesday and Saturday at Ia NJ. for
Philadelphia
For freight T1 or passage Y,p s g%lr 2 ,,o
Higgins Wharf or No. Camphell's Wharfs
au26-tf Norfolk, v
N ORFOL AND RICHMOND
IN STEAMER
The magnificent new and fast steamer
JOHN SYLvESTER,
CAPT. JOHN A. POST,
Will leave Norfolk from the wharf foot of Roam.
cke Square, for Richmond and intermediate land
ings on James River. every Monday. We'd
nesday and Friday at o'clock a. m.
The Steamer >-.
M. M "A r t Z ~
Will ieavs every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at
the same hour.
boats or to the Agent en- the wharf. ap eff
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W ATCHIsS.

WATCHES
II uST received another supply Of
~ those fine and remarkably cheap t.nd Hunt.
ing Watches. which re bought aud will be sod
cheaper than erir. am selling them OFT lapidly
tron. SIG, $50, 1888, and upwards.
Call at Greenwoad's new establishment md
door from the corncrof Talbot street, land examine
the rec mt additions AIDE TO his large and hand
some stocN Of Watches, new STILES Jcwelry just
out, Silver ware, &C., all of which are being sold
low and warranted OF the best quality.
G.. +. GREENWOOD,
apps Watchmak,r /, q Main ST.
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DENTISTRY.
TNHE PUBLIC are most respe ctfully
i informed that having recently refurnished
and redtted my office at the old stand No. 2 Main
street, am NOW prepared to receis e visitors at
all hours of the dayiR reference to the execution
of all branches of business connect d with the
profession. Teeth extracted without pain.
E. CUTHRIELL, Dentist,
P10 10 Main Ct, doors from Bank.
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GROCERIES.

II EIVlE C
X BY DAVIS & BRO.
j ne following goods at very low prices.
so Barrels Extra, Super. and Fine Flour,
rs :" Fine Syrups and Molasses,
20 Bags Prime Rio Coffee,
20 Barrels Sugars, Extra. &C." "B," "A,"
Crushed, Powdered, and Yellow refined,
Porto Rico, in Hhd's and BIS.
l25 Barrels ana Half Barrels Labrador and No.
Gross Mornings, landing from Schooner
Barrels No. Mackercl,
20 Boxes Lemons, landing from Schr Clara,
10 Barrels Whisky,
8 Half Barrels Rum,
< Gin
so Kegs fine Cucumber Pickles, ready for use,
Is Barrels prime Russet Apples,
Is Boxes Adamantine Candles,
10 Boxes Tallow Candles,
20 Dozen Buckets,
Is Dozen Brooms,
Barrels No Mess Pork.
5 Nests Wash Tubs,
90 Boxes Sterriue, Rabbits and Rosin Soaps,
80 " Honey, Honey and Almond, Palm,
Variegated, CASTLE, and Olive of the best
manufacture,
100 keams Wrapping Paper,
10 Caddes Assorted Tea,
80 Dozen Yeast Powders,
$50 Mason's Backing,
Cases brakes Plantation Bitters, Concen-
trated 1--we and Ess. Coffee,
ard TO- 900 Cigars.
Give US call and examine for yourselves
DAVIS 4 BRO,
40. "a Rowland's Wharf,
mh27 Foot of Roanoke Square.
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INLAND NAVIGATION.

J. NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA TO PHILADELPHIA.
The Chesapeake and Delaware Canal COMPANY
have notified the Albemarle and Chesapeake Ca.
nal Company that they will hereafter charge yes.
sells from North Carolina, passing through their
Canal, half tolls only, provided they are fur
nished with a certificate of their passing through
the Albemarle and Ches' peake Canal.
Masters of vessels, bound North, are reminded
to get certificate from the Collector at Tide
Locks. rs MARSHAL PARKS,
ap4-lm President.
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spEcTACLEs.

A MOTHER Lot of Prof. Bernfardt's
"A. justly celebrated rpectacles, just received
ana for sale at Greenwood's new establishment,
Il Main street.
Persons with impaired sight should not fail to
get pair. They highly recommended by
the principal Physicians and Ministers in Nor.
folk, Richmond and other PAGES.
C. f.. GREENWOOD,
aplO Watchrak er & .Jeweller.
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BANKS.

TVHE EXCHAN GEN ATION
4 BANIz OF NORFOLK.
Presiden
GILBERT G. WALKER
Cashier. I
JOHN ]. KNOX.
iAsst Cashier.
s, T. MOORE
Directors. i
Jso. B. WartEHsAD, CrSoISArCs W. NEWTON,
MARSHALL PARKS, WILLIAM NICHOLS,
GILBsRr C. WALKER.
Government Depository and Financial
Agent Of the United States.
Exchange Bank Building, Main Street.
A constant supply Of 7-so Notes will be kept on
hand.
This Bank will buy and sell all classes of GOV.
ERNMENT SECURITIES at current market
rates. .r...
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make collections
on all the principal cities of the United States.
Purchase Government Vouchers on the most
favorable terms, and give careful and prompt at
tention to
Accounts OF Business Men and Firms,
and to any other business ENTRUSTED to the Bank.
Full information in req ard to Government
M ERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
I'VE SAVINGS BANK.
OFFICE No. SO, BANK STREEE
President.
WIN. I. HARRISON.
Directors:
JOS. r. Ssas THEY, Id. Stxxoss,
RvLASp CApPs, W. II. TUExEs'
+. DBLAGY, JAS. Y. LEIGH.
Cashier.
WIN. H. WALES
This Bank 10 open for the resumption of bust
ness. Deposits received upon the usual terms, in
terest being allowed at the rate of five per cent
on all amounts remaining on deposit for 80 days
or upwards; per cent. for a less period in
terest commencing 10 days after deposit, and
ceasing 10 days prior to withdrawal.
The Institution keeping accounts of Its New
Dspositors entirely separate from those of the Old
Depositors, 80 as to answer the demand Of the
New DepoSitors.
pay, curtail. or renew their paper.
The Board OF Directors will meet every We'd
nesday and Saturday morning at 0'o'clock.
E7K1NKL1S sXv1N-G IS . 4 n <
Bank Street, near Main. Norfolk. Va.
JOHN b. WHITEHEAD, President.
DIREoroRs:
!. 3; WHITEHEAD, JOHN JAMES,
5. HA n a, J.; POLLARD,
w. !. MOORE
j. O. DlENING, Cashier.
o. H. LANGLEY, AssSstants Cashier.
This Institution is prepared 10 receive deposits
and allow interest thereon at the rate of FIVE
per cent on sums remaining on deposit ninety
days and upwards, and FOUR per eeut for short
erperiods.
~ Parties indebted to the Institution are
requested to renew, eurtail or pay their notes as
soon as possible jy24-lm