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FROM WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, March 2l.-The senate
has confirmed the appointment Of Jos.
G. Baly as assessor of internal revenue
for the sixth district Of Tennessee.
In the senate to-day Mr.. Williams,
from the finance committee, reported q
house joint resolution to extend to the
employees Of the first division of the
currency bureau the benefits OF
the resolution giving 20 per cent.
as extra compensation to certain
employees of the government, with the
recommendation that it be indefinitely
postponed, which was agreed to-.
The resolution exempting wrapping
paper made from wood or corn stalks
from the internal revenue tax was
passed.
Mr.. Wilson, rom the military com
mittee, reported a intresolution placing
certain troops in Missouri on an equal
footing with other troops in relation to
the bounty, which was passed.
A resolution to print five thousand
copies Of Gen. Humphreys report on
the aplysics and hydraulics Of the Mis-
sissippi river, and the protection of all
that region from overfST, was passed
Mr.. Anthony, from the Committee on
printing, reported a bill directing an in
vestigation Of the conduct and accounts
Of the superintendent of printing, which
was passed.
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found 8 perfect cure for Group, in lour Of
sulpher in water.
Not less than a thousand people in
New York live by fortune telling and
ether such methods OF getting a liveIi-
hood.
Ticks destroyed more than $4,000
worth Of sheep in Maine last year.
The judiciary committee Of the house
of representatives viii report in favor Of
an eight hour law for the government
works.
Two English lads were recently
picked up by a Norwegian vessel one
hundred miles nj at sea, in an open
boat, in which they had gone for plea
sure, but were carried of.
Mrs. Rossin, livingin Alachua county,
Florida, was shot while in bed, by a ne
gro, on the first inst. She had "reprl-
manded" him the day before, for cruelty
to his wife, the papers say.
Travelling on the Mississippi is about
as safe as running a blacksmith shop in
a powder magazine.
The change from the bushel TO the
GENITAL measure for grain, etc. was in
a~ugurated in all the principal cities, east
and west, March list.
An editor in Portsmouth, n. H.,
improves upon the numerous designa-
tons by which the great Lowell hero is
known. He calls him the 'cockeyed
hyena of New Orleans"
The foreshadowings Of the coming
fashions for bonnets from the other side
of the water, indicate an increased in size,
vergingon the extreme in the size Of the
present one, and the revival of the short
wasted, long skirted style of dress, prev
alent in ,37.
Since pure water has been intro
duced into Chicago, hydrophobia has
become epidemic.
There are PIGS Baptist clergymen in
Great Britain, of whom S9l are without
pastoral charges, and 1882 churches, the
smallest of which numbers four MEM
bers, and the largest, Mr.. Surgeons,
oo0c
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WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRES EEPoErs.l
FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, March 21.-Niek Long
worth for New Orleans, and Norman
for Memphis, did not depart till this
morning. The mammoth steamer,
Great Republic, is expected tomorrow
en- route for New Orleans.
Rain has been incessant the past
twenty-fOur hours. The river has fallen
four feet since last report. 1t is now
fourteen feet ON the falls, and falling very
fast.
The Nashville supreme court rendered
a decision to-day sustaining the fran
chise law OF the last session of the legis-
lature.
In consequence of rains, repairs on the
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad
have been delayed. Trains, however,
will run through on Saturday.
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L

The population Of Berlin, according
to the last census, is 632,37O.
-"Stufing +" in this country, says the
Boston Post, developes the fair as well I
the fowl.
There are sixty-three political and
81 non-politieal journals in Paris.
Wine was made in Florida as early
as 1864.
Cardinal AntoneIIi has the govt in
his hands.
The new dance in New York is called
the Dip.
The receipts from customs last week
at the principal ports were s., 399, 257 81.
"A barrel without slaves is one of the
latest inventions.
Religions soirees are fashionable in
Paris. The cards announce that "they
will pray"
Several professional female BARRIERS
in New York handle their razors with
great dexterity.
The music of a wealthy church in
New York costs more than the minis
ter's salary.
The cable to connect Florida with
Cuba is in process Of construction in
London, and will be laid in June next
The people of various counties in
Virginia have taken action in favor of a
state convention, under the military law.
The cell in which John H. Surratt is
confined at Washington, is only a few
rods distant from hfs mothers grave.
Gov. Fletcher has brought a suit
against the st. Louis Evening Dispatch
for defamation of character. The dam
ages are laid at 500, 900.
For 3 quarter Of a century there has
not been a single revival or conversion
in Harvard college.
-Garroters are thriving in Peoria,
III. Business is good.
The Chicago thieves have com-
menced picking pockets in churches.
Mr.. James Gordon Bennett, ST., is
said to be writing his memoirs.
The German historian, Kolrsusch,
died at Hanover on the first of February,
aged eighty-six.
The prince of Wales is said to be
writing q book about what he saw in his
in the UnitedzStates.
Joseph Dion, the Canadian cham
pion, is challenged to a billiard match by
an American, a Frenchman and an
"A weekly paper, printed in Spanish
and called the foice Of america, has
made its appearance in New York.
The japanese embassy in Paris take
Eve meals a day and drink q good deal
English beer.
In some Of the villages OF Prussia,
,ne-tnird Of the population win leave for
America IN the spring.
The number Of emigrant passengers
arrived in New York during the week
vas 1875.
Sixty Roman Catholic priests ar
lived in New Orleans last week to open
chools for the freedmen.
-Poultiees made Of stewed pumpkins
re said to be an excellent remedy for
nflsmmatory rheumatism.
Farm laborers in England get eleven
per week, and two quarts of
ider per day.
The famous Russian sheet iron has
cen successfully made at Youngstown,
,hio.
"A biblical opera on the historyof Saul
} announced in Germany. It's the
story set to music, that Saul.
There are now SIS conviets in the
Mo p~enitentiary.
The Paris physiciaps claim to have |
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FRON CAIRO.

CAIRO, March 2l.-The Silver Cloud,
from New Orleans for Cincinnati, passed
at II am the st. Charles, from Evans
vile for New Orleans, at II pm; the
Mary E. Forsythe, from New Orleans fol
Evansville, at l am, and the j. d.
Perry, from New Orleans for Evansville,
at II am.
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NEW BooKsI NEW BooKsI
GEO. & CO.,
Dealers In
STATIONERY
SO North Court Street,

HAVE JUST RECEIVED the following New
Ill Books
Elements OF Art Criticism. By q. W. SAMSON
ID. d.
Cameron Hall. By NJ. A. c.
New America BY VIM. II. Dixon.
The Merchant Of Berliue. BY L. Muhihach.
Berlin and S~ans-SOuci. By L. MuhIbaeh.
Frederick the Great and Court. By l. Muhl.
bach
Joseph II and Court. By L. MuhIbach.
Laus VeAeris. By A. Charles ~Swinburne.
ATLANTA In Calydon. By A. Charles Swim
burne.
Jean IngeloW's Poems.
Phillip. By Thackery.
Memoirs OF the confederate War. By Won.
BOrcke.
Gleanings from Fireside Fancies. By Nelly
Marshall.
Helvington a Dram attic Story. By a Mem.
Dhian.
Also, a null assortment Of Count groom and
Fancy Stationery.
Call and examining. Mh2l 2w
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p.T.o|s On m APPEAL

TO rHE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL
In consequence Of judicial proceedings h"e IN
respsot 20 The interests Of different parties IN
IN. APPxA1. the paper, the printing estao-
,shment and the good viii Of the paper have
been sold. and the undersigned have become
the purchasers.
Fverv pozsible exertion will be made 10 render
the APPEAL Eore acceptable TO It's readers
and more desirable IS a medium Of aaVef-
Using. Much more space viii be devoted to
reading matter, and a special column be sp-
propriated weekly to Masonic Information.
The undersigned hope, by close sttentiente the
affairs OF the paper and office, TO give il
claims equal to those Of sny other journal OF
the city 20 the support and condolences Of the
community.
JOHN 5. c. HOGAN 4 CO.
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aS7,542

The Capital Of said Company aclu-
ally paid mp in Cash is-----..---. E,nG9o0 %
The surplus on the LIST day OF Janu-
Aryt itsait1 o4 =
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FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, March 21.-The river has
fallen six feet. There is now thirty-one
feet six inches in the channel. Weather
vary wat
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CHARLES ]. MARTIN. Presiseni
STATE OF TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Jan ~, 1867. }
l. >. W. Hatcheft, Comptroller OF the Trea1-
ury, do hereby certify taat the Home Insurance
Colnpany, located at New YORK City, In the
Stase OF New York, has prOdue to me salts
fsctorv evidence that said Company has com
Piled with al the requirements OF the laws oil
the State or TenneS 60, impose on Insurance.
companies and L further certify that Lindsey &
Nredenburgh, Agents Of said company, has also
complied with the requirements OF the laws OF
the state, made and provided in such cases
wherefore said Home Insurance COmpaay la
authority 20 take risks and transact the bust
ness Of insurance in this State 1t Memphis
Tennessee.
This certificate OF agency must be renewed.
the hut days Of July and January each year.
rs (Signedl s. W. HATCHETT,
" Comptroller, Tenn.
LINDSEY & vREDENBURGH,
mrlo 8w No II Madison street. up stairs
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IN offering CUR BITTERS 70 tire Southern
/ Public, va have no hesitancy in asserting
their superiority over any Northern prOduo'
ton in our markets. In their devisemsnt they
are purely Southern compounded with q
special adapttude 70 the various types Of
stomacic arrangements prevalent in OUr
climate.
II is a gentle stimulaut to the system after
undergoing a severe Illness.
1t is a cure for Dyspepsia.
II assists Digestion.
II cures Diarrhea and Cholera MOrhDs.
It Is a preventive for Chiils and Fsvefs-
1t is an invaluable companion for persons
travelling 1T ali seasons OF the year.
1t is a HosTE enterprise. ard possesses true
merit.
So Sold everywhere.
@. H. EBBERT & CO.,
Sole RroprietOrs.
feb10 n Memphis. Tenn.
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A CHANCE TO GET A HOME
FOR TWO DoLLARsI

FIfHE Platt OF Lots can be seen at No. Is Non
Il roe street. mp stsiu situated within one
hours nde OF Memphis, Immediately on the
Railroad. To come on the FIRST SATURDAY
IN APRIL, commencing at 10 O'Clock, I'm.
mbDf fIanT
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T. o r SAL h
Land For sale.

A y undivided one-half interest in 50 0oq acres
"a Of Red river bottom land. III Iafaveffs
A1a sewer counues, Arkansas.
MS interest, the title 70 which IS perfect. viii
0e 500 81 low figure. for oue-third cash and
Interest
AS, 80 acres Of magnifcent Arkanzas
alNer oott0m Land. above al overflow, and the
nnsss oody OF land in the state, In Crawford
county, ArksnsaS.
These lands VIII be sold together or in par
GELS for cash.
Apply to PIKE s. ADAMS.
Attorneys at Law.
uhi-tf 2s Main street. Memphis
4 % r $ A l. E.
One large Fire ard Burglar-pr proof SAFE for
sale. Apply II 10 Front street. Those wish
ing a o SAFE al bargain call soon. fel3 q
EOR SALE
One Portable four- horse power Hicks Enigma
one Steam Hammer, and about I0 feet Shan-
Ing, ali new. For terms appty to
WI ROSS
mhI-lm Gen7f SupL n. & q. RR
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

VBE COPARTNERsaIP HFREToFORE
existing nBder the name OF Ames- Wocd-
bury & Jones, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent M James n. Beattie having pur-
sumes his portion Of the Responsibilities Of said
arm The business VIII be conducted hereafter
BY Daniel Ames, James n Beattie and Edo
ward q. Jones. under the name and style Of
Aues. Beattis & Jones.
NIB All debts due the firm az Ames. Wood
bury 4 Jones must Be settled Immediately.
DANIEL AMES,
JAMES n. BEArIIE,
mh2l-tf EDWAEDG JONES.
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I-nformaffon 40. 1G2.

= - AANN+AA1AN
UEIrED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT CoUGT OF n UNITEDSTATEs,
DISTRICT OF VAST IESSEs5EE)
WHEREAS MARYLAND L. PERKINS. Esq.,
w attorney OF the United states, for The Dis
trict aforesaid, has fled anInfermaiiOn against
the following properly, tO-wir
2 large empty Mash TUBS;
3 large Mash Tubs half fail Of Mash
1 Tub-fuI OF Ma Ia; I Dbl. full OF Mash;
I box Ship-stuni I Dbl fuil Of Meal
I half bbi Meal. bbl. Eeal
8 bbis. Meal; 7 Dbl. Malt
! Dbl. Lime. x bot. Yeast;
Boiler and Furuaee;
! Wooden SIN, double worm aud eonnec-
Iten-gaiiOn keg OF Low-WInesi
Force Pump aud Hoe; ! Copper Pump;
l Lot and Building thereon, described as fol
lows: 50 feet in depth b. Us feet root, on
avenue. between Bass avenue d Pop
lar street, In The city OF Memphis; and n
wooden or frame building thereon, 20 By 81
feet In size;
together with the rents and prodts aecFuiug
thereon, as the estate and property OF &. Magic
alleging among other things that all the right,
title, interest and estate OF the said 4. Maggie
United states, for the District Aforesaid. q
forfeited to the United States, for the causes ia
said Information set forth, and praying the
usual process and monitor Of the Court Ia
thai behalf NOW, therefore, In pursuance OF
the process Of said Court, 70 me directed, / dc
hereby give public waning and notice q
said Z. Nagle and to all Other persons
Ahvfng or pretending TO have any interest in
30 property so seized. that they be and ap-
pear before the said Court at the Federal Court
room, in the city Of Memphis, ON the 9Th day
Of April ass, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon o.
that day, and show cause II any they have o.
know, why the said property shall not be con-
demDed or forfeited as Aforesaid.
This 2th day OF March. 1867.
u Marshal for the District OF West Tenn.
mh2l ut
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NEW ADvERrIsEm.rs.


THIS friday MORNING, at Leyy's Auction
4 rooms, $50 Second street. a aPDNC6,H or
Cigar Sig1, Gas Fixtures, Scales, Weights, etc,
suitable for Q ClgaI store. mhH le
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NEW ADVERTISE MT's

MASONIC NOTICE.-Ths a
III regular stated communication o1-W-
KfIvfnning Lodge, No. S4l, q. D., viii
be held in the hall Of Cyrene Comman- nv
derry. 24 Front street, This friday
Evening. at 7 O'Clock. All members are re-
quested to be present. Work in the r. degree.
OficerS and members OF sister lodges and
transient brethren IN good standing are fra
ternally invited.
b K. PULLEN, Secretary. b IL
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MISCELLANEOUS
AdneinistrotoY,s Notice.

I ETTERS Of Administration have been is
IL sued 70 me by the County Court Of Upton
county, upon this estate OF Thomas o. Jackson.
deceased, All persons indebted 10 said estate are
hereby notified 10 make prompt payment, and
those holding claims agafDst the same will pre-
sent them duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law. or thE notice viii be plead
In bar OF their recovery.
A. j. DOUGLAS, Administrator.
C~ovINGTON. TERN. Mareh u. 49,. lmhaI Wlls
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Sin r E ID
UNI
FOR RENT.
10 III III ~ N r.
EOR r.

A very desirable residence, No. 10 Market
street, viii be rented to a good tenant mn
mouse Is new has six rooms and a kitchen.
Gas t~nrouEhOut the brilding. Closets in four
rooms Possession given on the an Of Nav
Apply at the Internal Revenue once.
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SALE OR RENT

A fac PLANTATION In Tun,ca couutv
Mississippi, containing 400 acres, OF which 81
ara now ready for cultivation. with hrst-claS
improvements. etc This place is now EN-
TIRELG ABOVE OVERFLOW.
apply 70 STRAIs & GOODMAN.
mh2 I've No. 80 Madison street.
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A OF NEW YORK.

STATE OF NEW YORK, L.
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK. rs
Charles J. Martin, President, and John Nc.
Gee, Secretary, Of the Home insurance COM
pany. being seyerally aud duly sworn. depOss
and say, and each for himself says. that the
foregoing IL a true, full and correct statement
Of the affairs Of the said corporation, and that
they are he above described officers thereof.
ISignedl
CHARLES J. MARTIN, President
ISignedl
JOHN MCGEE, Secretary.
Subscribed anqbswOrn before me, this. Cd day
OF January, A D, 1857.
r.. TROs. F. GOODRICH,
Commissioner for Tennessee In New York.
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calvary CEMETERY
Is now open
FOR
Stockholders Meeting.

OFFICE MENPE & LITTLE RoeE 4. r. Col
No. Il MoNRoE STREET,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March Is, 1857.
THE Board OF Directors Of the Memphis and
L Little Rock Railroad Company have this
day called a meeting Of the Stockholders OF
said company, to convene at the ONCE or the
cOmpany, at the City OF Memphis. Tenn, on
the 4th day OF April next. to AXE action on the
sui jest OF a contract thst the President Of the
com pany hss made with the Memphis, FL Paso
and Pacific Railroad, for the consolidation OF
the two companies.
W. 3. WALDRAN.
mhl9 td Secretary and Treasurer
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assss 81
I0Ial amount % Losses,
Claims and IFaHf1ff a.

Claims and Liabrit.e Do ,93i G.
The greatest monp insured on any one risk
is 5000, but viii not as a general rule exceed
Sl6.Nl
Ire Company has no general rule as to the
amOHnt alOEed 10 be ENSURED in any city. Town,
in each case. by the general character OF build
ings, width Of streets, facilities for putting on,
hres, etc
A certified copy of the charter or act OF fncor-
poratiOn, as amended, accompanied a previous
statement.
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FOR SALE.

z o r E
One Twelve Oh Horse Power STATIONARY
ENGINE AND BOILER-neariy new.
LUNN q MALLON.
mh14 I'm 20 Main street.
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nEus... MEUMQUE. JUS

TIME members OF Mithras Lodge, No. a
. A.. and A. s.. r.. are notified "a
- attend a meeting on Saturday Ny
Night. at Z o'clock, at C~ommandery wv
rooms.
The members of Hernes Lodge, and all s.
a. NJ. are fraternaIy invited.
Nv order or q. MELLERSH, p NJ.
-AE FARMLAND Seces
NB-Tnea above meeting is called IN conse-
ouenea OF postpenment OF the one called on
Wednesday nisht. "ASN
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MASONIC. NOTIGE1The a
Princes Of Jerusalem and Knights Rose
Croix Of Calvary Chapter X. R.. &c"
win assemble at the Asylum of Cyrene Com
manding. 24 Front street, this friday even
ing ~ O'Clock. for the transaction of business.
BEN. X. PULLEN, Tamil.
CuAs w ADAMS. M. W.. mh22-it
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Splendid City Residence
PrOpertn for Sale.


WILL sell on favorable terms that duely
Il located Dwelling and Business Property
known as the Galloway Plsee, on ths north.
west corner AZ Court and Third streets.
h building Is very Valuable. although In
complete, snd oy a iudicious expenditure can
be made one OF the most desirable In the city,
ana at the same time afford ample room for
three store-hOuses OF Third street.
For particulars apply to R0ysfer. Trszevant
4 Co. WI JOHNSTON.
mill IW
o r $ A L E
a desirable BIILDISG LOT on Walnut
street. IN ave minutes walk OF the terminus ~
Vance street railroad. For particulars Apply 10
n. WISCHEzTER.
Mhl4 lW - Second treet.
Z y X 8 A L E
The west half OF Let No.a. on the south s-5s
Of Adams street, opposite the residence az M
Babb-57H fest front by l8Sl< feet deem TsrDss
cash ARTEE A HA $500
luhA tOt" Ia Mor-oa rf-aaf
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For sale.

Two ACRES-the most desirable bulldog OF
i residence property in the vicinity Of Mem
phis-opposit6 EtckeV6rn6is Gardeu. A high
elevation, commanding a beaut1ul view cfIhe
whore city and river. Those wishing the most
beautiful spot around Memphis lOr a home can
obtain the sane by calling on
HARTIN GRIFFIN,
feb2a II Cashier German National Bank.
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BOARDING.
WANTS.

w a n L r D
a sltuaLon ~ a young man who has had
ione experience as BOukkeeper and Salesman.
Best OF reference glyeR. Address Lock Box 50.
mh2l 90
A GENTS WANTED FOR
7 History Ofthe War between the States
tracing It's origin, causes and results" BY
Hon. Alexander II. Stephens.
And for the Life, letters and Speeches Of Hon,
Alexander Fl. stephens BY Henri Cleveland
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AMUsEMENTs.
Benefit of our Little Lolita
A Glorious Bill! Three Pieces

Friday Evening, March -, 81
Performance will with the ~larcieaI
sketcn entitled Diakory's Ghost, followed By
ne mlrtn- provoking comedy OF Captain Char
Lotfa.
Query: Have you heard Lotta's Banl0 Solo
inc whole 70 conclude With fhe uprorious
farce o. Family Jars. Lddy-LAniEan, with
song Miekey's Cons Away and dancs Ms.
Mc9OganB Reel" Lotfh
Tomorrow, the Female DefacffVe Ioffa
IN five different char cfera
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an INN $780, NM
Eet
Amt Of Loans on Bonds
and Mortgages, being
first lien OF record on
Unincumbered p al
Estate. worth at I, at
s. III 400, rate Of inter-
est 8 and 7per cent
Amt Of Loans on stocks
and Bonds, payable on
demand. the market
value Of securities
pledged, at least s1S, 7s9
Amt Of steamer Magnet
and wrecking appara-
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Amt Of Government
Amt OF other Property,
Miscellaneous LENS
Amt due for Premiums
on Policies issued at Of
Zee Fire, Inland and
Amt Bills receivable for
Premiums on Marin0
and Inland Navigation
Risks, etc
Interest due on LIST Jan
uary, lS67..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-05
Aalt,. 8. 4. osY.s. M.a.hs.l.r. yl.
NorICE.

NOTICE 4 hereby given, 81 pagspance q an act of
in tsA tHsriataee "a hs STATE passc az its last
ssaa, LAS gae eark isak ssil redeem Hspustahdtng
tais II thr enantrf ~ hr FiFst National Auk u BeE
nin gisB th& the ss stark lians iepinaie its eNis
ten6e va he Grit das n AMeast a D. iss' sud The
faiiaWMs-ts eyy ~ The said As ~ the L sislslare
sA8 All frtngh9 IS fha redemption Uf Bsnk Nnies =
n q hyt1g saaetea ~ fas gsasral As~gsSiy " ne
Stafs N ftrassgas
san / Aarg be cgpiFsanh % the charter af sny
tsAk chartered be fhte Sats stsr thc termination
~ she eslsinnce ~ aHy sash hauk Agrrsabiy 90 the
as az iAls rssfe sueh bank mas eaase noi'ee % Be
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