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Orr or JxFrKksos. March 20. 1853.
Arrived yesterday-2s6 Texas Beeves, 225
Calves and Yearlings and 81 Hogs. Sold
300 Texas Beeves, 225 Calves and Yearlings, 80
Hogs and Mich Cows. Stock on sale-3l5
Texas Beeves, 800. Hogs and % Mich Cows.
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QUENA VISTA KNGLLsa
AssICAL CHooL.


Having retained Asr an absence Of three years. 70 no
Former home In tie immediate vicinity Of Franklin reun
win opea on MONDAY, the 10th September next In
glsh and Classical School, for tho education OF Boys
Thelocalty this Institusoas delightful, combining a.
she advantages and c1Hy The grounds ample
andw beagsin besuhed Asd adorned with
shrubbery The building large aud well ventilated
admirably adapted for School purposes The house has bssr
recently furnished from cellar and Is being
repsinted repapered receansed aud repuded that
locality IN the whole country viii beautiful.
The discipline Of the School win be mild and parental
arm decided every effort win be de to develop the
physea Intellectual and moral faculties Of the pap The
Principal Of the School prepared % board ten Twevs
Terms tor Session Of Five Msnths;
Tuition n Primary Department, ..............s7s
Higher Branches Of Mathematics and Classics each extra
Board per month, including fuel and Hghts....... - &C
Contingent
vsshins At lsandress' prices
JAMES McNUTr. Principal
References from essee-Co Jno HcGavock; Gen. NJ
" DeGranenred, Col ON Perkins, R. II. Bradley Es9
Col w. S. MeLemOre, J. b NeEwea, ESQ, Col John La
House, Rev. A. n. Cunningham, d. D., Rev Francis n
ravis Dr. John s Park John Carter, ESQ.,, E N. Ewing
ESQ., Judge p @. g. Perkins .. W. Nicely, Robt. P Mos
arnes Allison. ..---.-.---..
References from virKinIa-Hou Andrew g. Fulsn Dr.. 4
Y Sanders Gen. VIM Terry, C. $. A, RandL MsGsvesk
Ese ssnl. r. Crockett, ESQ, Thomas Wood Esq., Rev
Lacy, J. c. Graham, C. c. Tate, Stephen NeGavoek,
Jones' y. vherry wythe county; Cen James A walker,
rr Edviz = WATSON, j. B. Aiexardsr Esq., Rev Baal
Bvins JaHss V. C0yd. Rss-. raiaak county
VIRGIkIA military ISsTITUTB
LEXINGTON. VA
rAis hsution s in full operation and ready 70 a4ri
Cadets s the South at any peod Of the SUMNER aadte
lake charge Of tksn for the whseysar
The vacancies Faculty By the death Of Gens stons
Jackson Rodes and Cruchheid have been sappisdby
the appcintnaent 81 O. ". cur Lee Col W B. BlAlI
and Cot j. w. sassss With the addition Of Capt Jshz
Brooke late efths Nav.
address ths -ndsrslunss FRANCIS q. SMITH,
sunerintsndent
TYPE, sTEREoTYPK AND ELECTRoTYPRFoUNDRH
les vine street. between Fourth and Fifth
ALLISON. superintsndsnt Cincinnati
Maaufaetursrs Of and Dealers In
BOOK AND NEWS TYPE AND PRINTING xArEHIALs
| or DESCRIPTION
ssereotypine and EleetrOtyping
In al various eranches-Books Music Patent KsSi.
sins r-h.is md Dr-ssiuns- Jess Wood csts Eta Ete
| CLAPP BROS. - co.,
GEO. L OLAPP. EMORY CLAPP. J.. J. GrDrEREJ
Cotton Factor. ana Commission Merchants.
80 UNION STREET.
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CkMAULT . CO.'S

NRIMAULT q CO.'S
SYRUP OF FEBRuoINOUs PERUVIAN BANK
Chemists H. = n Prince FAposga Rchel,eu Para
preparations Of combining
powerful te.cs IN the medical world OF perisc
sscdty and agreeable this V akan With pleasure
si.u suits the most det' -ste stU-1aehsL
II 4 par ercsilen the FERRUGikOUB TONIC whiO1
should adnistsr.d aiss o. dscAte constitution
young persons backward Ia attaining the age II yzeer Anf
chdren Of weak constellation and Il Particsiary
peyed the u Cho,srosis. Asensa Pale Csz
Dexion. 6astrcs, Gastrass Whites Lenesrrhea DEBILITY
Want # Apostle Poverty - Riog1i Ste
IN New York Nr. BECkrk l,g 9Fapd street ter
Orleans At Ns.srs DUcorGE DEtocHr ard tie vu,eir'
Ghemists
nH. HaKIN uu nGfssOls,a DIGESTIVE
~ LoEcrgss and Powders 81 the Aikaine Aectstesfhs
Akaue exercise the aaos 0enecl< in1aencs
eeuents Of diee-on sther ~ a cir pecsr sc r
a. the Of the stomach ~ aufn
Liter through combination vtth The SAWS - ne Es
ace supply Of Lactic Acd. Which all Eng1sa freach
other PhySoezsts admit - be essential principle q d.
<esfun Fer the nformnfsn II those " rthsut
medical sdvice may stated here that the II
paired digestion Headache pain IN the i.rsbs.l
gastris xasfrai heGrfb.rn Wind IN the stsna
bsrels Of spD-rts r.sestisn. Al thsse
disappear action Of TIE tkains Lzetste- rr
my be swAys had IN isEsnE~s srposdere
s1srai Paris atl5RrwA ULf 90 q. 0hsri<ts ~
=. II. Prince Nspaleel Is ne Rehslieq-
LOTS snds, sFsrE Othor sod clsuasfh
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CRENCn MEDICiN Es IN VOGUE
BY GRTMAULT & &C.,
Chemists Co N. T. N. Prince EapOleo
- Rue R1CHELIEU. PARiA
No Nor. COD Liver on.

No More Cod Liver OH.
aRIMAULTs SYRUP OF IoDIzED aoRsE xAsIsE
Cod Liver on which q Infinitely SUPERIOR II dt
the chest scronlA ymphatc DISORDERS sick
muscular at0uy and loss OF appetite reselerats thf
constitution BY purifying the blood aud IA word the
powerful depurstive krswr Il fsgses the stor,
bowels and Il administered viii the greatest efficacy =
young children hunis obstruction Of The Rsnd
Atlsst q V ssry scs,us n the diseases ofthe sks
No More ConsumDtfon.
GaIMAULIs SNIP or HYPaOspHAFB OF LINZ
This medicine ssversisa rcnaQy pnthisis and
yher diseases ct the lungs promptly removes All tao nog
serious synpons The cough relieved the nighf
Complexion.
DIS LIZ AS PHOSPHATE OF IRoa.
blosd and bones In -uid Il - different
Ahitheto offered 70 the public h LIQUID eoloress gls
ess tsResdy chlorris pains in the stomach dcu
figestinn. dysrleuor Thoss aud anenia-
The majority Of the Acad snies Of ~cicine Of Pas
mend Iron ladies delcate
suffering from euis and all ether fagued from
ever anxiety nervoas emoons ovsr~ork general eeohy
Its he sny preparation whicn osnstpafss
and car be bcrre " tina most delicate stonsche
Norv us headaches and Neuralg1a
ftartarfrurvsr-~fh ~
GRlhAULTs BRAZILIAN GUARAEA-
Avegetsbe substance used from time immeroTiaia Bras
kns entirely iuofsRsive
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M0LAssEs-The receipts to-day were 205 bble.
Business under this heading Is restricted by the
light supply, but prices are steady and firu.
Saes to-day included lot Of thin rebojed at e0c.
e gallon. RehOiied Il quoted at 650S5o., and
refinery feboied 706S5c. = gallon.
FLOUR-Douhie extra aud the grades below are
scarce aid 10 request. There vas a general in
quiry to-day for exgoTt, but the stock Is Of too
limited character to aiofd inducements. Hold
ers are fFm in lher vifW-, and in some instances
have advanced their sskiny rates for the lower
grades. Sales to-day sre confined TO rs bbis, OF
witch Ice bbis su crime a, $40 Is, 90 hbs. single
extra at Si0 373 800 bbs. on its merits At Sll,
loo bbs. treble extra at ST 80, so ard 100 bbls.
choice al sll. and rs and 100 bbls. do. at slI rs
4 b..
1oRy-The receipts to-day were only moderate,
and nni favorable wes her prevented heavy trans.
Actions, Slippers refuse TO purchase unless at
lover figures, and holders seem quite reluctant
70 give way. The market Is quiet snd prices are
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Stock had aud shp6oard this g. SiI
The exl orts tsis evening are exclusively for
] ar iona.
SusaR-Tbe receipts 20 day we're 100 hhds
The demand is only moderate and prices remain
unchanged. Sales to-day embraced nearly all the
receipts at the following quotations:
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MEDICAL.


rH- ME<DhNAA<s
'I'eRN kh III DoeAvA1oA' -rs.-
.lrf 4 H
A Safe, Certain and SPEEDY Care
p 4--s--. aa.-s.i'
NEURALGIA AND ALL NERVOUS DISEASES,
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Wetter ThnE Copaiba.
VAULTS CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACI OF
NATICO VEGETALlS
.aro al other prslaI fasd, thee
vii aNays occt These insure raid and oxtae dirarI
ard chronic Of private dcescs
r. nd shd srsfound greatly superior = all hitb ITO know
remedies and copaiha and cuhabs The atecop u
Used II rscert md capsules IN More chrguie cs.es
aanorAl dEpsti1 Paris at 0EIMAuLf DE
Cbsmis.s u r. L T. Prince N'oleen
Is Rich-lisz
s-ld N Nav Orleans ~ DUCONGE
DELOCHE
0uLLOf,
knd every gssd shernist
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EACTs - Messrs. n. Kiefer A HoIsnae-, No. rs
Il foydrss street Manufactures OF the MaSkon tters
emen-I examined tho patent that granted
yon by the y. Government for the Gelakoh
Bters found in the ingredients employed compound
well cacuato excite kee in good ordr digestive
organs prescribed aid Bers several times and in
occasion cert<n their beneficial
effect remain, gentlemen. respectfully. your most
ob>dent servant A. MERCfER NJ d.. 1873 Canal strset
have examined the hold tor the fact Of
Maakon Brers ard End nothsg In the Ingredients Thereof
cscrted pjur ousy rpon the human system unies
taken in nordinats quantities. Indeed nothiig ba 10
cordial aromatic bitter. \. A. SMITH, N. U.
Your MAlskon Biiters, which / have examined do NOT
any gradients injurious hes tn
mended 10 those who Of = go.d tonic
Yours NJ. sCHUPPERr, n ID.
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Every patron obtains Nalcl Dy s costiag
SO worth Sfv0 No psrtiaity shown.
wish 10 immed dis n the .bovs magnificent
stock Cerhcaies using hs articles placed In sealed
envelopes vel mixed Holders entitled u te articles
their crtitcste plyrn-ut Of Ten Dol
whether Il be Watch wDh SloSl ~ortn iess The
OF any cfTfcaes entities yol 70 the article
named thereon irrespective Of ITS worth aud
article valued less than so Is n4ued cerdcAto
4 viii q Be thai thu 4 10 Terry but
sfraghtfold legitimate Transaction which may Be-
In bY tbs 10 . astidous
uge certificate yin be sent By mail Post paid apon 70
cept Of Is I've fr 81 eleven Tor 81 thirty aid
elegant premium IS sxyax add valuable grenu
TOR SO, bundled and aost snperb Fatch for SIS To
Agents, those wishing upiosrnen this II oppcr-
Sniy II is egtiafely conduc 81 buiness, daily hsr-
TIE the careful scrutiny
Try M WRIGHT BIO n Co, IMPORTERS
LII R-aadaaH ~ Y III.
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DR.. MOVES Mode OF Using . vaeuun.
By renewal stesphse pressure
ssstoAs instantly relieved. which health IN
large diseases IL vigorous circulation Of blood
into and through part operated upon, of which
noursbes, nvgorstes ard permanently small weak
rssns By restoring he equilibrium Of sauEs Blood g
lhem; BY which II Is reliable remedy for Paral Esd q
hrunken Parts Inns ssaey Weak sexual Power 5psrna
torrha Seminal Deranesment; Diseases fr Self Abuse
Painful and Ine0Bneneeof Urine Enlarged Pros rate obs
nate elect variocss certain FERNS q Structure which
ether rarely Hundreds have been treated
oessfsllT
HIs EEedieaI Raths
Eradicate Constitutional syphils Skin Diseases Hunor,
Rheumatism and Mercury from the systs which medicines
alone reach used together elect wonderful
Private Diseases Cured speedily.
kssdlss prepared furnished all 81 disease
acute and chronic Of either
Once hours from A. n. 10 =. Consultation free
treatment Charges moderate. Strictly confidential
A T. HowE,M D., Il BarOnne street
Near Nssal. New Or.sars
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For sale on the popular oNE-PRrcE PLAN ivsne even
: Patron HANQSONE aad Rsl8lA eLE ATCH,
For the ~ Price - tEN DOLLARS.
without Regard 70 valge.
And to be PAID FOR Uaess Perfectly Satisfactory,
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MHDICAL...-...-...:...........-.....MED IcAI.
Dr. J. WHITE has had the advantages and experience
which large eies North and SOuh AFFORD In extensive
practice Of desss than thirty years This
experience enables him instantly perceive the remedies In
dieated-for either and all and conditional
Private Dissssss saeh 80 FEMALE AILMEsTS, GeSI-
tai WEAKHEsS. PHYS, SYPHILIS and GONOR-
RHEA in the aggravated forms, speedily cured sad
every vestee q and disorder esdaed from the entire
sysem restored native beauty and the ente
orgsnisu 10 I've normal be ltk-
Persons desiring Dr. j. Whi'es advice ard rsSodes Win
ea Of St Charles and Julia Streets thse
several Or. whites in the city.
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COTToN rAs -r,ns, FTC.,
u ICHAKDsON n NAY ast a
= q nIoHARpsoN-A \. nAYJ
l-csf frarta Cstss. Fsetsrs sr-as
2 na = sofd 111 -BD--s rTr-
sEHERAL oonnIssIox nERcHAxFA
la - Persids street. -.
--aL g New Orleans.
/. IoHH nixon a co..
JOHN NIXON. yr. New orls WILLIAM q RAs
ham, Madison PArish-I ca
Cottsa Fsetsrs.
eiFsif NO % UNION STREET.
n. t. COFFEE a CO..
- COTTON FACTORS
Ana oeneral Ce-msssion Merchants.
No. UNION STREET.
NEw oRLEAsA
+ eCKErr a LocKE
q. LooKErT. New orisaas ". .. LookKIE, sisAJ
ostss. Factors ana Cen~s.-se. Merehanss
Ne csrcpd.l-s street. se- Orleans
Liberal advances scnssnznents naas % 40
ordsrs for so0es prsmptly sttended =
GkEESB w. r.. - ss<os.-
y. GREENE CO.s vickshefG-
Ootts. Factors.
We y rERDIDo STREET.
gKEE n kAIsEx-
ASDkEw !. AIKEs-sAzuEL zAInEyi
suoesssers .. setehfsrd. Brsw- os..
Osssss Factors and Commission Merchants,
50 Osrcndsl-s street New orissns
GUINNESS q sRAsSINs.
COTTON rAcroRs AND COMMISSIONS zERoHA STE
Iss Gravier street.
Agents i.s o. K KING CO.. New York; FRED LT5r
BROS, Lverpssl --.-.-..-... ~
pAKBAN . BLUNT
| TEo, q. PAREAz, Of kss orlssns cKVkzLY BLUNT
IF Kinds county, xississippL)
SorroA !AGToss, FORWARDING AND coAHIssIrs
re. ~ Caropceiet street
50 o-'--n. L-
A bCUs. sCs Ek<eK a AUTEx-
Gswrr Az0us. IsAis ssa-Kos, a D. Aszsr.s
sorroE yAugoss AND COMMISSION .ERsHAETs
We ~ oArsaasIst .s-sa.s
Hs~ osissns L.
EsGNa8mSrox . &ssouss 80
a \ HUFTIkSrON-b. ". dbEfLESfONs
Casaes rectsrr and Genera D,-ufssiee
| Merchants,
Sc - NATUHEs sTREET. NEW oKLsAns
~ ssvehess nsassn eonseuns.ts 50 sss-srs sue
ear rispSs n View verF ard rfvsrpooL
Il EKN a s8EAREK.
| JAMES n. KERN. New Orleans; p. w. sHEARER
4 VicksburH)
COTTON FACTORS AND OOaAIsSIOE MERCHANTS
No. 30 Perdid0 street,
| New Orleans
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stoc, On rand sept 4 lsS7................... IGss
Received since 1esteraAy-. slol :
Hcoescd previously ool5iO-5Io 80
So, 81
EXP rsd sTsSas 5 iS4og7s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-11
BRECKINRLDGE.
Prospect Of His Return to Ken
lucky.

OfJohn c. Breckenridge, the Observer
and Reporter of Lexington, KY, says
"There seems to be q prospect OF the re-
turn of this illu9trious son of Kentucky
to his home and friends. The telegraph
announces that three OF his personal
friends. Judge Alvin DuvaIl, Frank
Hunt, Esq and the Hon. J. Beck, are
now visiting him in Canada, with the
view OF inducing him if possible to make
application to the President of the United
States for pardon, so that he can return
TO his native State. It is stated that the
time for fling an Indictment for treason
against those who participated In the
late war for Confederate independence,
has passed by Limitation of the law, and
even II it had not, the President can par
don all who apply to him, excepting on
iy such as are now under indictment or
conviction
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-11
NEW YORK DEMOCRACY.
The Candidates for Governor
and Lieut.. Governor.

John t. Hoffman, who received the
unanimous nomination of the Demo
cratic State Convention for Governor,
was born in the village of Sing Sing.
About the age of twenty-one he grad
uated at the old Union College in Sche-
nectsdy, N. Y, after which he imme-
distely entered on the study of law. Be-
fore embarking on the troubled sea of
politics, he prscticed for several years at
the New York bar, and was of the firm
of Woodruff, Leonard & Hoffman. He
was elected Recorder in NOvem Der, 1860,
and discharged the duties attaching to
the position in very creditable manner.
At the expiration OF his term of Office he
was reelected by large majority. In
1868, Mr. Hoffman was elected Mayor Of
New York, defeating Messrs. Hecker and
Gunther. He received the nomination
for the position to which he now again
aspires, but was defeated at the hand of
Gov. Fenton.
The nominee for Lieutenant Governor
is Allen G. Beach, Esq, an honest, in
telligent gentleman, and deservedly
popular with all classes. With such q
ticket, strengthened by State pride for
HorstiO Seymour, the coming campaign
in the Empire State must result in a
complete overthrow of the Radical party
in November,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-11

| teligence of Amerbsa, with that sort el
unerring sagaeity, which appriZes the
brute creation Of the, presence Of danger
already apprehendA the terrors Of the
situation. Without labored, logical pro.
cesses, there is with all nervous seusi.
bility 10 the threatening porteuts, that
surround US. All feel that the American
system is on Its final trial. All are
conscious that il has for years past
swung frightfully out of that pre-
scribed orbit assigned to it by the
wisdom OF our n hers, and that il row
moves darkling in political space, like
some planet unhinged and with half its
constituent stars as rayless as Egyptian
night. It glows nc, longer with the IL
Eliminating and frtIctifying splendors OF
q fixed central suEi, riDening for man
kind the fruits of peace and prosperity,
and irradiating world; but sheds only
the baIefIlI and self consuming light of an
unloosed comet, hastening with q rapid
fame toward its own extinction.
THE LATE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CON-
vENTIoN.-ITs APPREHENsIoNs.-I
PATRIOTISM ANr CHARACTER,
Such was the fearful estimate of the
situation entertained by that large con-
course OF truly great men, which assem-
bled in convention at New York on the
4th OF July just passed-a day most APP
propriately selected by them for the in
auguration OF their beneficent councils.
and in Its glorious memories fitly har-
monizing with their patriotic purposes.
Assembled to initiate q movement
for the restoration of American liberty.
to once more erect in the afflicted camp
Of our political Israel the CONSTITUTION
as the true symbol Of Republican faith,
and as the only relief from our present
calamities and future dangers. they se-
lected the natal day of the REPUBLIC.
To reunite the descendants in common
fraternal effort for the restoration of our
liberties, that day with its heroic associ-
ations was chosen, on which nearly
century since, their ancestors combined
to rescue them from the op-
pressor. The same STATES, late "dis-
cordant and beIligerent," that first
united to constitute the Republic, again
united on its anniversary day to save it
from domestic conspiracy and hostile
faction. God grant, that the Auspicious
auguries of the day may be re-
allied in the triumph of the
doctrines and candidates of that con.
vention. For with their success comes
Internal .peace-restored friendship be-
tween the States, and fraternity among |
5he citizeHs-jusiice, law and order
equal and diminished taxation-prOsper- |
ty. public and rrivate-dignity for the |
States and strength for the Union-hap-
Diness for the present and hope for the |
'uture. II they fail, the country Is
hTatst on the accidents of the hour, and |
he cGprices of Dleyl, 10l,O reject the fttfadd-
mental LGsO of the land as a rule of action |
"a the State and there can be no assu-
'ance for the people except that last re-
Iort Of Christian despAir-trust in the
mercy Of a controlling Providence.
There will then be no certainties as to
he future for the Republic, and the des-
inies of the nation will then be only a
natter of speculation.
T1rr,
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BANK OF TENNESSEE.
Answer to a Citizen, Creditor
:0f the Bank s1s
From the Banner orwednesday.I asa

EfOAh tho VI W odueSuaysI u
An article in your paper of Saturday
last, signed "a Citizen, Creditor of the
Bank, is gross libel upon myself and
the officers of the Bank of Tennessee.
The writer states that we are In the
habit Of receiving paymentof the debtors
of the Bank in United States currency,
keeping the currency for the benefit Of
Brownlow's officers in the bank, and
shaving off the notes and assets OF the
bank. These two last assertions are un-
qualified falsehoods. We frequently re-
eeive payment from our debtors ia green
backs. When we do so they are imme-
diately converted into Bank of Ten
nessee notes, and the United States cur
reney so collected was never used for any
other purpose than for the purchase Of
the notes of the Bank of Tennessee. BY
pursuing this course we have made for
the bank on its note holders several
thousand dollars. There never was q
dollar OF the notes or assets of the bank
shaved off. "Citizen " says that "the
bank holds about one hundred thousand
dollars In State bonds that Spence left as
collateral security for loaned money ;"
that proposed TO compromise Spence's
debt, as we wanted some money to pay
off the employees of the bank and the
State officers generally. Every word Of
this statement in regard to the debt re-
ferred to Is utterly false.
The bank did not hold dollar Of State
bonds as collateral security for the Spence
debt, nor has Mr.. Spence owed the bank
dollar since the bank has come into our
hands. sa.-sA-
Several years prior to the war, Mr..
Spence did owe the bank large amount;
but he paid eff his debt in full with the
notes Of two parties in Rutherford county,
which notes amounted in principal anu
interest, when we took charge OF the
bank, to about $4,000. The parties to
these notes were utterly insOlvent, and
not dollar could be made out OF them T;
bat the bank held as collateral security |
for these notes other notes upon indi- |
viduals, amounting in principal and in |
terest to about sixty thousand dollars. I |
SO managed these collaterals as to pay off /
with the proceeds of them the entire |
principal Of the original debt, and almost
the entire interest
By the management of these collaterals |
l saved for the bank upwards of farty /
thousand dollars. l also avoided pro-
tracted litigation, and thus saved large |
in lawyers fees.
8. WATSON
Trustee of the Badk of Tenn,
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MAsONIoDTREOTORY
1868
LODGES.

AEeEReEA. No. lss Meets Ist Monday In
every N opth, at Odd-Fellows' Eali, cor. Cour.
and Main. ID. B. Forster, "a Front street,
y. NJ; John Beamish, Sec'y.
J0UrH MEMPEIs. No. lis. Meets 2ct Friday Of
each mnnth-Hau cor. Madison and Second.
A j. Wheeler, W, n, BENZ. K. Pullen, Sec.
LRILA SCOrT, No. $50. Meets lst Friday OF each
mOuth-Ha corner Madison aud second.
4AnILroS, No. 299. Meets Sd Friday OF each
nDuth-Odd- FellOws' Hall. H. J. Lynn
". n; ". II. Butts, Sec.
KILwTNEIEe, No. 81, Meets 9Th Friday
corner o. Madison and Second, eieorze Mel
leTsh, 3D.. ". NJ; =. z. Puilen, s2d.'. Sec.
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