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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-04

alta MEETING OF THE UNION REPUBLI
N can ate Cent al Committee q Nevada, held
ct Virginia ,ty, August 70 1868, II was
| Received That a tate Conven ION the Ma
| t,oral Union Republican Pa ~ be held at Carson
City,
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1868,
To- nominate an Elect al Ticket to be support ed at
| the comm. Presidential Election, candidate Tor
| Congress cad ida f,s judges Of the Supr ME
Court, aud he t, >acri Of such otter business
Is shall op rly come before IA d Convention
Re-,lve,i That each "oun'y he entitled to one
Dele ate at Large. and one tn "a II fifty Union
vot FIR >uperintend ,,t Public Instruct II
1t tn :, ne al election i 1866. and Tor each
| fraction Of tt.y ove' twenty-five
Res,h ed Thai for the i'urp Of el citing Dele
gates to said State {. nveitI"n all persons v,,ti g
shall lie req lire,i to ubSc ID I" In, Natio, al Gt
X pub lean Platforms; t.. declare thar at the last
gen Ia election he su p"rT-'i the Cn'"n Republi-
can ticfe', STATE ana Legislative aud AT the COM
ing election h- wi 1 give an Undivided support to
the Nati.,na., state IA d Leg>h' i've notIine of
the mon Re, nitrican Party-pr vidtd such add
tioual tet NAV be pr >cribed AS 'rde' ed by the
County Central Committee.
Hes lived Tuat the Dele atas to the State Con-
vention lie elected ia such manner ami az uch
times the County Central Commit ces may pre-
scribe.
Delegates are apporrioned TO tn. several coun-
ties as follows:
Churchill
II
Esiiltralia
~
Lali'ier- IL
II
Lnc'iin
0rm Inv .. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o
Store, ......,... ....................... 81 |
Na,hoe 10
-
lls |
Resolved, That the Union Republican County |
of this State be rec commended and re- |
quested to require iIed from the Legislative |
candida es tn support, for the office of United |
States Senator, such pc shall Give, ut the
general ectioa the highest number Of vo. es for
such office in their county. on Union b 'llots-
all ballots to be consider ed Union ba!l-Is which
shall con am TIN, nam-s of ali The Union nominees
for Electoral, State aud Legislative .fiic-s.
Z 4. DELONG,
Nevada State Cent al Committee Ma
tional Union Republican Party
BaTTEsMiN Secretarr-
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PROCEEDINGS OF vHE MEET.
ING e1N 'rHE UNIOA RE r UHL1.
CAN STATE GENITAL com.
MITTEE.

alta MEETING OF THE UNION REPUBLI-
~ can ate Cent al Committee I Nevada, held
OF Virginia ETY., August 70, 1865, II was
Received, That tate Conren'inn o the Ma
t,onal Union Republican Pa ~ be held at Cars,'n
City,
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sfft citing the South, parliamentary tactics and
pocket vetoes being regarded certain.
The two wings Of the Republican party have
been fighting over the Southern members so far
they mostly mate with Butlel's impeachment ex.
tremists.
SchofeId will reorganize the military districts
in a few days. The details have not trauspired.
Reports by train from Baltimore say that the
water was within a few feet Of Monumental
Square. North street. almost through its entire
length. is flooded to the depth of four to eight
feet. The Holiday Street Theater, surrounded by
water. A number of drsy horses and some
drivers drowned. A street car was swept from
the track on Gay street, down Harrison, with a
number of passengers. The widest reports con-
cerning their fate are in circulation. No busi-
ness is doing. The latest sdvices 80 far are up to
haf-past two when the food was swelling.
The president has recognized Adolph Rader as
consul for Bavaria, at New Orleans.
In the Hsuse, to-day, Sypber introduced bill
enforcing in Louisiana the third section of the
fourteenth article, under penalty of ine and i'm
prisonmeht. Referred to the judiciary committee.
A resolution introduced directing the commit
tee postal affairs TO report bill establishing
postal system of money orders between France
and the United states.
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MARKETS.
LOsDOs, July 2LNoon.-COnsols oiE. Bon

LONDON July 24-Noon.-Consols 94E. Bonds
721.
FRASKFoRT, July 24.-Bonds unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, July 24-Noon.-COtton steady.
Sales 10000 bales. Sales for the week 45, 600
bales, of which 10, 900 were for export aud 5000
for speculation. Stock on hand COZ, 900 bales, OF
which 800 900 bales are American. Bresdstuts
quiet.
L1vKRPooL, July "a - Afternoon. = Cotton
steady. MiddliDg Uplsnds l0l1., Middling Or,
leans l0Sd. Cotton sfost estimated at 200
bales, of which Is 900 are American. Yarns
and fabrics at Manchester steady.
LONDON, July 4-Afternoon.-BondsI2 I23.
NEW YORK, July -Noon.-Gold l43l. Ster-
ling unchanged. Bonds steady. Breadstufts hrm.
Corn lc. better. Mess pork $40 Is. Lard steady.
Cotton quiet-midding uplands Bic.
LOUISVILLE, July 24.-Tobscco-sales 56 hhds.i
lurs 81 35a9; common to medium leaf 50 800
ala Is: fair $l6 so. Wheat 81 s5Gl 80. Corn
95N9Sc, Oats new 50c.; old S3c. 'Flour-Super-
fine s6 90: fancy $ll so. Mess pork $2S Is.
Lard lsc. Bscon-Shoulders l3lc., clear rio
sides I6ic. clear sides l7lc Bulk shoulders TO-,
clear sides Ice. Cotton SOC.
MOBILE, July "a. Cotton demand limited sale;
| 100 bales Low middings 27Ac. Receipts bales
Exports 70 bales. Sales Of the week 529 oales
| Receipts Of the week rs bales. Exports, COAST
| wise, 1856 bales. Stock on hand 4769 bales.
CINCINNATI, July 24.-Flour firm; family 81 y
| @IO. Wheat quiet. Corn CSC. Oats 65GS0o
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E. CARvKE & Co.'s CoTToN GISs.-The great
superiority Of these fins is doubtless. well known
to the majority Of Our planters and il is to this
class Of our readers attention is particularly
directed to the card of Messrs. Foster 4 Co., lIo
Gravier street, the gentemanly agents. Messrs-
Carver Co., during the "late uDDleasanness''
though the ders and for their gins was in man
ner suspended, never stopped manufacturing, and
the consequence Of this energy and ioreSlgns rs,
that the comJ amy have now on hand ,Arse anu
splendid ass ortment ready to meet the demand OF
the crop. Parties leaving their orders with
Messrs. Foster & Co. for the making Of one OF
these gins to their own liking will meet with
PROMPT attention. Specimens can be seen a. me
ofir q l7O GraVer street. duplicates OF which ar
D warehouse. Now is the time to purchase sod
ITO get ready for ginning. The charges are very
little above the old price, and this Is owing ts
J cent and decided improvements, See card
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FROM RICHMOND.
Removal of the Collector OF city Tax,

Removal of the Collector OF City Taxes.
RICHMOND, July 24-One of the securities on
the official bonds of II. l.. Wigand, collector Of
city taxes, having withdrawn, the city council,
last night, appointed a committee to receive the
books and money from him. Wigand, this morn
ing, refused to give them up, claiming that the
council was not legal body, and he, having
been appointed by the military, could not obey
their order. Gen. Stoneman was appealed to and
issued an order removing Wigand, and putting
Edmund Winnie in his place. The collector
handed over his books and money with protest.
Wigand was appointed some time ago, but in con.
sequence of difficulty in getting approved securi-
ties, took possession few weeks back.
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FROM HAVANA.
The Hnxtien Rerolutron.

HAVANA, July 23.-Advces from Port an. Prince
report the schooner CaptolO, sent by Baez to aid
Sslnave, captured. The rebels also captured the
war vessel Sylvan. A rebel schooner conveyed
the English dispatches. Sanave continues execu-
tions. The rebels attacked Jacmel and were re-
pulsed with heavy loss. Pillage, murder aud exc
cutiODs without trial occur on both sides.
revolution has broken out against Baez in3the
northern province. His fall is regarded certain.
All prisoners on either side are to be shot here
after.
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FROM EUROPE.

Bullion In Franee-Retaliatory TariG-The
Port of San juan de Puerto RIcO.
PARIS, July 24-Bullion in the Bank of France
has increased $500, 900 francs.
The Corps Legislstif discussed the amendment
ia King imports Of rosinous substances from Amer
lea in retaliation for the high American tariff on
French production. The amendment was finally
objected.
LONDON, July 24.-It is reported, to-day, on the
authority of telegram received from Madrid, that
the Spanish government will make San Juan de
Puerto Rico free port, in case the ships Of the
Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, plying be-
tween Southampton and Aspnwall, will stop at
that port instead of St. Thomas, as at present.
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Pork s2s rs. Lard 17l@lsc. Bulk meats ll50
l34c Rscon-shoulders l2ic.. clear ribbed sides
l6lc. clear sides l6lc. Hams lst020ac. Butter
27632c. Eggs 1Sc. Groceries steady.
ST. LOUIS, July 24.-Tobacco steady and IN.
changed. Flour, superfine s5 5006 Is. Wheat
So 1000 rs. Corn 79@87c. Oats 61@s2c. Pork
s2S 75(129. Bacon-shouders l2i0l3c., clear
sides l6l@l7c. Hams l64@2OAc. Lard l3c.
Wbiskv al 25
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RIVER NEWS.

VIcKsBuRG, July 24.-Psssed up-Emma No.
at5P.M River falling slowly.
& LOUISVILLE, July 24.-River stationary with 3
feet inches in the canal. Weather clear. Their
mOmeter 50.
ST.. LOUIS, July 24.-There is a good stage of
water TO Cairo.
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TWELVE MoNTHs' SALE BY THB SHERryF OF
VALUABLE IxPRovBD REAL EsTATE.--PaTticulsr
atteption is called 10 the sale at auction TO be
made this day at noon, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street, by the
sheriff Of the parish q Orleans, Of two lots OF
ground, with the buildings and Improvements
tbcreon, situated on Philippa NOW DEyades)
street, between Csnal and Common streets,
First District. Foz full particulars see advertise
mpnt.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass. July 24-1l A. M.-Barometer,
1880. Wind southwest aud light No arrivals.
Sailed: Steamship Star Of the Union.
SOUTHWEST Pass, July 24-6 P. M.-Barometer
1850. Wind west south west and light. Arrived; ;
Steamships Kensington, Babsen, from Boston, to
Creevy, Nckerson Il Co., and w. G.. Hewes,
Tripp, from Galveston, to G. A. Whitney & Co.
No departures.
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and the CoIumbus Prisoners Rem ant cd
Georgia Democratic Coavention- House OF
Representatives Petitions Congress 40 Re
move DisabilitIes-Message from eoverRer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES De.e.stration.
ATLANTA, July A.-The military commission
for the trial of the Columbus prisoners met this
morning, and no business being before it, on mo-
ten, adjourned sine die.
The Columbus prisoners were remanded to the
custody of the post commandant at Columbus,
and will be released on $1,000 bail for future ap-
pearance in case called on.
The State Democratic convention nominated Gen.
for the State at large, Gen. VIM. I. WOtford aud
Thos. NJ. Norwood slternates. The following
was unanimously adopted by the convention:
Resolued, That as the convention of the Demo.
cratic party Of Georgia, we unanimously ratify
the nomination of Horatio Seymour for president
and Francis P. Blair, jr., for vice president of the
United States, and pledge them our hearty aud
cordial support; approve the platform Of prlnel'
ples adopted by the late convention OF the
National Democratic party at New York, and
receive and adopt it, not only for its soundness,
but because it recognizes the equality Of all the
States in the Union.
The House passed the following by a vote of
III o20:
f" Resolued, That we respectfully and earnestly
petition Congress to remove from every citizen OF
Georgia. irrespective Of party association, the dis.
abilities imposed by the third section of the pro-
posed amendment to the Constitution Of the United
States, known as article H."
Governor Bullock sent q message to both
houses, in which he congratulates the people on
the establishment of civil government, declares
the new State Constitution non proscriptive, ap-
plauds the freedom of the ballot box, declares
that we are a nation and not independent soyer-
eighties claims that the national legislature should
have the right to declare who shall be citizens,
lauds the labor system as the most efficient in the
world and approves of the removal of disabilities
fast as the relations to the general government
will justify.
The Democratic demonstration closed last night
with grand torch light procession. The city was
brilliantly illuminated. The crowds dispersed at
midnight, cheering for Seymour and Blair.
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PANrc-STKUcK BEkUTY.-It is q terrible shock
70 charming woman-indeed, to any woman
10 find that her teeth are beginning TO CO."
Never VIII any human being who uses the irsgrapf
sezodont make that discovery.
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Hay AND Com AT AucTIoN.-Chas. I. Nash
will sell this day at l0l O'Clock, on the leVee, foot
of Notre Dame street, 500 bales hay and 500
sacks corn. See advertisement.
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THEATncAL.-We understand that on the
10th of next month the Shakespeare Club will
give another of those entertainments to
which our people have now learned to
look forward with such pleasure. They will
perform, we are told, "Dead Heart" and
"Sketches from India" We can imagine tho
rush for invitations that the reading of this
paragraph will create. r.
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BAvAR1AN CONSUL AT NEW ORLEANS.
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The Military Districts to be Reorganized.
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The States to be Governed by the Con-
stitutional Conventions.
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THE 0RESOENT's DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHING TON.
MIR. DAVIS GOING TO RICHMOND.

COMBINATIONS By THE SENATE.
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GREAT FLOOD IN BALTIMORE.
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FROM ATLANTA.

a dJoursment OF the Military Communication,
and the CoIumbus Prisoners Rem 3ade cd
Georgia ID moeratic Convention House OF
Representatives Petitions Congress 40 Re-
move DisabtlitIes-Me n essage from Governer
acknowledgements De.oastratiou.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
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! HE Avx R Al NJ.
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TBD ID IA B a II IA =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-09

President iSeymour:-Kentucky greets
you with $4,000 mejority.- This OF
course elects you. Down with military
upstairs and abolition tyranny,
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"a Standard Remedy"

Such an article is DIR. Tobias Venetian
Eminent" It has stood before the public
for 81 years, and has never failed giving
satisfaction in single Instance. Every
drop OF this valuable compound Is mixed by
DR.. Totias himself Therefore, it can Away
berelied upon. 1t is warranted superior to
any other. for the cure OF Chronic Rheuma-
tism, Toothac1e, Headache, Sore Throat,
Vomiting, Frosted Feet, Mumps, Group,
Burns, Cuts, Sea sickness, insect stinss,
sprains, Cholera, Collie, spRBms, Dysentery,
Bruises. Colds. Coughs. Old Sores, SweIlings,
Pains in the Limbs, Back and Chest. There
is no medicine in theaaworldp that stands
more on its own merits than the Venetian
Liniment." Thousands of Certificates can
be seen at the Doctors once, attesting to lis
rare virtues. The gieatsaIe for DIR. Tobias'
Venetian Liniment, has induced several IN.
ptincIpled persons 10 counterfeit this s.Yalu-
able Remedy" purchasers cannot be too
careful to see that "Dr. Tobias Venetian
Linimenv' is stamped on the glass. done up
in yellow paper. and signed IS. 1. Tobias p
All Others are dangerous counterfeit, and
although they may resemble the ''venetian
LinimenL" in color and smell. 6elodre Of
them" sold by ali Druggists and Store
keepers throughout the United States.
Price so cents and one dollar per bottle. De-
pot 10 Park Place. New Y ork. ocl9-lnd&w
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STATE OF west Virginia.
Thanksgiving Proclamation.

fnHE YEAR WHICH Is NOW HASTEN
L ing to It's close has been crowned with
blessings. "A grateful people should rejoice
to call 70 remembrance the mercies OF the
past. The arts OF peace have been extern
The earth has yielded her increase andpIenty
has filled our gfanRTtes A season OF SUI b
unprecedented abundance Is an evidence
guarded us from the pestIlence that WaIketh
In darkness and from the destruction that
wasteth az noonday:SI Il is gratifying to re-
achieved new triumphs in the declaration
and defence OF human rights. May we not
where prevail, and that tine anspicious pre-
sent may be followed by q future OF undIs-
tn bed Tranquility in our social and civil re-
Whiie our temporal blessings have been
so muniflcant, the Father of ali our marcies
has given the manifestation OF his spirit 10
guide that nation whose God is the Lord.
1t Is eminently proper that we 1Sin with
the other States ofthe Republic in deyout :
loicings before the supreme Ruler OF the
Universe.
Governor OF the State Of West Virginia. re-
commend that on THURSDAY, the 28Lh
day OF the present month, all ordinary bust
ness be suspended throughout the state, and
that tho same be consecrated az day OF
thanksgiving TO the Oliver OF every good and
our nation and State have been preserved
and also as day OF prayer for the contdnu-
ance of His mercies and blessings to us as
in testImony whereof have hereunto set
my hand and caused the great seal
- of the said State 10 be aft1Xed. Done
( at the city OF Wheeling. on the 7th
LIS gay q Soys,dSeF; n ths year S, Of
dred and sixty eight aad OF the State
SIN a. BoREMAN.
JOHN 8. WTTCHER,
SecyetGTyoJ The State.
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rae LkGIsLAiURR

The Legislature will re.assemble to-
morrow. The chief business of the ses-
sion will be TO complete and pass upon
the Code. It will be remembered that
the Committee appointed to revise the
report of the Codifers sat In this city
some ten days alter the adjournment
last Summer and completed the revis-
ion of the report. It now remains for
the two Houses to go over the work
then examined by the Committee, and
after passing upon it chapter by chap.
ter, to enact the whole into one statute
or Code.
Some miscellaneous business will
doubtless be transacted at this session.
II we are not mistaken the question of
locating the State capital was made
the order of the day for the 16th-relat-
ing TO which fresh and inviting topic
we have had an interesting communi-
eating on our table for some days and
will endeavor to give It TO our readers
tomorrow.
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Impure Blood lrnl.es sleIr...

The bowels maybe eostlve or some organ
does its work weakly. From causes IKE
these gases and gurnmy snbstances occur
which poison the blood: the pefsptfatIon
may be checked; the feet may BIS 50 chilled
that their Ietid exhalatIons arc thrown back
upon the blood. Here i cause for pains,
levers, inflammations. In these cases
Brar drethS Pills are worth moro than gold,
Five or six cure ~ once Remember they
cure by at once removing nom the body
these matters which poison tho blood and
mako sick. These celebrated Pills Hhouni
be1n houseEea
See B. BRAsSDRETrfn white letters on the
Governmentstamp. Principal once Bran
eireth's House. New York.
Sold by al Druggists. ocisslmd&v
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% states............214
For srYMonn AND nnA1R.
8 states...... 20:

Hon. E. B. WAsHRuRNEjth intimate
friend of Gan. Grant, was seTenaded at
GalenR Wednesday evening and in
response said that the election of Gen.
Grant means that the country shall
have peace; that the people shall have
an honest end economical administra-
ton OF the government that the flag
shall be everywhere respected, the
rights and liberty and property of all
men, of all colors and chimes, shall be
protected and INDICATED throughout
the length and BREATH OF the land. All
good people mustTejoice in a result 50
auSplcious, and which bears peace,
happiness and prosperity to a greaL
nation, and which challenges the pro-
foundest interest OF all the lovers of
liberty and good government through
out the world.
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Here all present jumped to their feet
and gave three lusty cheers for Sey
mour and victory. Seymour himself
burst int a hysteric laugh and said
cit is WE'LL" ALI present took a drink.
The instrument clicked away and
Church again read
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Notice.
SAFE OF WEST YIRqINlA.

SAFE OF WEST VIRGINIA, \
EXECUT1VE DEPARTMENT.,
WHEELING, Nov. 0, 1881
nlHE UNDERSIGNED WILL PROCEED
on the LIST day Of deem Der next, and
thereafter until the LIST day of EebruaTy, 1853,
To perform The duty required OF him by n
resolution adopted by The Legislature OF
West Virginia ON the 2Sd day OF January
1875, which TesolutIon Is as follows:
n eSotpsd, By the Legislature OF West Yir-
glnia, that the Governor or this stale be re-
quested to adoptsuch steps as he may desm
most proper and expedient, to ascertain the
amount OF registered and coupon bonds of
the State OF Virginia held and owned by the
citizens OF the state OF West Virgins, on the
twentieth day OF June, eighteen huI dred
aud slxty.three, and still SO held by the citi-
zens OF this state, together with the names
of the persons holding the same, and the
several amounts held by them"
The undersigned deems 1t his duty TO in.
specL each bond before he can report Its eX-
Istencs, and therefore the persons who hold
bonds which they wish reported under the
above resolution are required 10 produce the
same before the undersigned IN order that
such inspection may be had.
An affidavit of the claimant or some one
else, Will also be required that the bonds
were .held" by such claimant on the 10th
day Of June, 1883, and were 'stIll so held" by
him or her on the day the above resolution
was adopted, to wit: on the sd day OF Janu-
airy, lS6S: and that such claim ant was citI-
zen OF West Virginia on both OF the days
mentioned.
nOV9-Std<W Governor.
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THE
National Trust Go.
OF THE CITY OF INV YORK,
No. 1876 BROADWAY.
Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS


CHARTERED BY THE STATE
DARIUS R. AfASGAaL, President
JA0rEs MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FoBR PER
CENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances,
subject 70 check Of SIGHT. SPECIAL DEPos-
ITS for Six Months, or more, may be made
at fiye per cent. The Capital Of ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS Is divided among over 500
shareholders. comprising many gentlemen
OF largo wealth and financial experience
who are alio personally liable TO iepoSiton
for all obligations OF the Company To double
the amount OF their capital stock. AS the
NATIONAL TRUST CO. receives deposits
n large or small amo UNITS, and permits them
70 be dawn as whole or In part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and wIEHoUTNoTIcE, allow
ing interest on ALL DAILY BALANCES, par
ties throughout the country can keep ae-
counts in this Institution With SPECIAL adj
Santages Insecurity, convenie ace and p1ont,
q. !.