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The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-17
IN & MCFARLAND, DruggistA
oeDtssbvkg Sussex Co. N. j. !

Messrs HoststtsF & Shnth-tebtieDen For . long time have been afflicted with disordered stomach. and was unable to attend to any business was advised to use your Bitters, which did. ibsy proving O; great benefit to believe hsd i, Boi been for them l should have been in my grave ere this write not only to testify Co the virtue Of your Bitters, but also to have you ship me two dozen $ soon possible. as am now keeping store,
 Yours, respectfully. JOHN M GREACEs
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THE principal of a school advertises the opening of his school thus: "Dear Boys.- Trouble begins, September l5." It is evident that this man has not forgot his schoolboy days
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PRENTICE says that man was the chief con sideration at the creation. Woman was only a "side ssue.n
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A FRENCH conundrum is: Why is an Eng fish journalist happier than king Because he chooses his subjects.
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Such jI the tenor of the correspondence receteu by almost every mail al the msnufactory ss Ptisoais The foregoing lst.ers given merely a. sPeess sPs.. of its general character. and valuable nicrns
 furnished by those who have been relieved n who suffer. lt is no, necessary af this lsk oI3 23. publish elaborate testimonials as means oi s,y this great National Specific. It has obtained nfn hold on the confidence of the public. aud fesenso ss present position as Standard PreparAte' ,I' 2, ' bes. class through the legitimate medium 9 Rasn siR mental demonstration. No one ventures D lnp-sS IptS its medicinal merits. They are everywhere ooh'
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"Prsy, Madam, why do you name your old hen 'Macduf2'" Because, Sir, l want her to lay onl"
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Very respectfully yours.

ErsISoHss Ennghsm Co, III. Messrs Hostetier d Smith Gentlemen Will pleasure can say that your Bliters are superior to any others have used them in my family for long tune. and slways with ben.heial results
 Yours very truly R0BT. GILBERT.
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Private Medical and Surgical Institute. Sacramento Street below Mongoisery Opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Compahys orice). Private entrasce on Ieidesdosf street, San Francisco. Established expressly o afford the afflicted sound and scientific medical ati b the treatment and of all Sexual Disorders
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BecxL.sp, Prince William Co, Va. !

Messrs Hoststtsr & Smith-Sirs :-l believe your Btters are the best in use tried them for dyspep- sia in 1863. and they cured IL was not faith that did it for had nc faith in them tried them ;o please friend had been prossrated for several weeks with dyspepsia and chronic darrhea- sx. peeted die but less than bottle far restored me that could attend to my business Last Oete- Der oyerworked myself which resulted in return of the disease. accompanied with bronchial al lection, when l again used your Bitsers, and was soon restored 10 health. have recommended them 10 hundreds of my sequainianees. and have never known them 10 fail in eneeting . speedy cure.
 Truly yours MIRANDA CHAPEL
 Postmaster at Bucklaud, Va.
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THE Western He6rew says there were 10000 Jews in the Federal armies during the war.
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WELL directed industry secures competen- cy. Industry, when misapplied, is useless.
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To Correspondents.

Patients (nale femsle) residing in any part of the States and Territories however distant who may desire the opinion and advice of DR. DOHERTY In their res pecve cases and who think proper o submit written statement of such in preference o holding personal in teryiew are respectfully assured that their cOmmunica ,ions will he held mos, sacred pR. DOHERrf takes this opportunity of observing that all letters are opened and replied to only by himself snd the latter promptly possible.
 if the case he full and candidy described personal muuic il be unnecessary instructions for diet regimen and the gru-r treatment ef the itself noia ding the remedes) will be forwarded without delay and n such manner convey de@ of the pufIOr O the letter or parcel 50 transmitted.
 Consultation, by letter or otherwise, free.
 Permanent cure guaranteed cr pay Address. N k DUHERTY' Nj. D. San Francisco Cal.
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MArroos. IIl.. Jan. 2l, ls6S.

MATToos, HI. Jan. 7l, 1865. Hessrs. Hostetter d smith - Gentemen--l seA more of your stomach Bittsrs than of any other medicine. Parties ~ho have tried them speak in vsry high praise Of their sxesl.en; virtues. have used them myself, and prescribe them with unpsral. lelled success
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Misfellantous.

Misesllansous.
 GEO. E. HOOPER & CO.,, San Francisco and Fort Yuma, California Arizona City, Maricopa Wells, Saoa-
 ton. Sweet Water, and Camp
 Mcdowell Arizona. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
 General Merchandise, Forwarding and Commission Merchants. We wish to call the attention of the public generally, and MERCHANTS, particularly, 10 our facilities for wholesaleing and Jobbing at Low Rates
 ! We keep constantly on hand, at
 ARIZONA CITY, The Largest and Most General Sock cf Goods in he Territory or in any one house
 south ef Sdn Francisco comprising Everything the Country Re- quires. Ali oi our goods are either imported direct or bought of direct importers. We buy nothing from seeona hdtds; thereby saring the San Francisco Johber's profit, which is ALL WE ASK TO MAKE Hive and Let Live" Is our motto. Our terms are CASH, EXCLUSIVELY, and, FOR CASH, ", are always in readiness to supply dealers, ranch eros and others, with goods, in jobbing lots, al Unpreoedentediy Low Prices.
 GEORGE F. HOOPER & co. Arizona City. November 20, 1867.
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Messrs Hostetter h Smith Gents It Is with the grestest pleasure that I recommend your Stomach Bitters to the public. think it the best Biiisrs Of the day. It Is especially adapted to the South and West, where biliAry derangements of the liver are prevalent. Ten years experience in the use of com pounds eurstiyes, compes me to give your BIt- .ers the preference ths, its popularity merits.
 A ANGLE H D.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-17
ELpsHros. Pa, Nov. 6 1865.

ELDkhToN, FA NOV D, INbo, Messrs Ho ,tettsr & Smith--Gentemen We have been selling your stomach BtteTs for eighteen months and find them an excellent medicine. All that Is essary is to let the people know feir vrtne and they sill use them l have tried them myself, and nov recommend them to all who have weak stomschs. Respectfully yours.
 PATTERSON & MCFARLAND. DruggistA
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pIrr.rrRa. ssn,I lsse

PIrTssuEe, Sept t lses Messrs Hostetter & Smith Pittsbutg, Pa-C,ss, think am only doing the part Of a good eit,sa when testify to the great benefits received by me from the of your Stomach Bitters during the as five years SOjourning for short time in the oil r, gions, in 1861, had a severe bilious attack which in connection with dyspepsia, left ne in very w,sk condition ] WAS advised Co try your BittefA ud having procured bottle found that they worked t, a charm upon me. eight pounds having been adtd 10 my weight n the space Of one week and Dew 10 seemed to have been infused into my system-so much so, that have been induced to use them eyery Summer since that time. As a tonic l think they are invaluable. This Summer. having A similar st tack (and before, much reduoed). although under the treatment Of No l physician. ~As agAin obliged to have recourse to the oid Bitters. and vh the good result having gained six pounds vith. in few days. purchased half dozen bottle. few weeks since, and propose to use them regularly as tonic.
 Wishing you every snccess ! remain
 Yours, gratefully, VIM. MILLER
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-17
spermntorrhea.

spermatorrhea
 DR DOHERTY has just published an important pam uhlet smhodying his views and experiences p rela ton to Impotence or yirty being a short Treatise Spermatorrhea Seminal Weakness Nervous Physical Debility consequent upon this Affection, and other Dis eases Of the Sexual Organs.
 This little work contains information of the utmost value to all whether married single and will be sent FKEn by mail receiP, of Six Cent. in postage stamp. for return postage.
 Address w. K DOHERTY, h. D ie2O6m San FraBcisco, Cal
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Misfellanfous.
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
DIR. DOIIERTY'S

rs- Quick Cures and Moderate Charges.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-17
J. GOLDWATER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Groceries and Provisions,

Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hat', de.,
 HY- At the old stand formerly occupied by B. Cohn, LA PAZ, Arizona iel56s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-10-17
A. BARNETT, wICKENBURG, ARIZONA, .... DEALER IN ....

Groceries, Provisions, Clothing, Dry Goods,
 Boots, Shoes, Tobacco, &e.
 RE- Sells cheaper than any other merchant in Central Arizona. poy2067.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-18
Fourteenth Amendment.

As it is likely the so-called Congress,
which is at present tie government Of
the United States, will declare the Four
teenth amendment to be part Of the
Constitution and the supreme law of the
land, we republish it below in full The
amendment leaves to the States the right
of regulating suffrage. But Congress in
the face Of its own amendment gave that
control in the South to military dic,ators
And It has just passed an act denying a
vote in the Presidential election to any
State not reconstructed under the bay
onet The same Congress, which has
thus legislaied. will count the electoral
vote. And if a majority Of the white
vote shsuld be Democratic, it will ex
clude States which gave it in part, at the
hazard Of what. if anything, may come
The amendment, If such it is, Of course
supsrcedes all laws Of Congress and
prorisions Of State Constitutions, which
nav conflict with H. States have with
drawn their raii6caiions previously
.svsn And the Publications Of the South
yer, either made for States BY provinces
On, Of the Uniou. Of By States in the
Unios, bat under military eO0srsint
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-18

The amendment is therefore void, lot
Congress declare and control as i may ;
Article XIv.-SrorIoS /. All per.
sops horn or naiuralized in the United
states and subject to the jurisdiction
thereof are citizens OF the United STATES
and of the State wherein they reside.
No State shall make or enforce any law
which shall abridge the privileges or i'm
munities of citizens Of the United States;
nor shall any State deprive any person
of life, liberty or property without due
nrooess OF law, nor deny to any person
within it's jurisdiction the equal protec'
lion Of the laws.
Src. 2. Representatives shall be APP
nortioned among the several States
according to their respective numbers,
counting the whole number oil persons IN
each State, excluding Indians not taxed.
But when the right TO vote at any election
for The choice OF electors for the Presi-
dent and Vice President Of the United
states. Representatives in Congress, the
executive and judicial officers of State,
or The members Of the Legislature
thereof, is denied to any OF the male
inhabitants of such State, being twenty
one years Of age and citizens OF the
United States, or in any way abridged,
excspt for participation in rebellion or
other crime, the basis Of representation
shall be reduced in the proportion which
the number of such male citizens shall
hear TO the whole number OF male citi-
Gems twenty zone years OF age in such
State.
SEC. 3. No person shall be Senator
or Representative in Congress or elector
Of President and Vice President, or hold
ary Office, civil or military, under the
United States or under any State, who,
having previously taken an oath as a
member &c Congress, or as an ofheer OF
the United States, or as member. oil
any State Legislature, or as an executive
or judicial officer Of any State, to support
the Constitution Of the United States,
shall have engaged in insnrrection or re-
bellion against the same. or gwen AID or
comfort to the enemies thereof. But
Congress may, by vote Of two thirds OF
each House, remove such disability.
SIC. 4. The validity OF the public
debt of the United States authorized by
law, including debts incurred for pay
ment of pensions and bounties for ser,
vices in suppressing instruction and
rebellion, shall not be questioned. But
neither the United States nor any State
shall assume or pay any debt or obliga-
ton incurred in aid Of resurrection or
rebellion against the United States or
apy claim for the loss or emancipation OF
any slave; but all such debts, obligations
or claims shall be held illegal and void.
SEC 5 The Congress shall have power
10 enforce, by appropriate legislation,
the provisions OF this article.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-18
CONGRESSIONAL.

In the Senate yesterday Messrs. Abb
bolt and Hoole, Senators elect from
North Carolina, came forward and took
the oath.
Mr.. Sumner, from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, reported the bill making
an appropriation to carry into effect the
treaty with Russia, with an amendment
striking out the preamble and declara-
ton of the rights of Congress.
On the motion of Mr.. Cattell, the bill
providing for the issue Of $25, 900, 900 in
three per cent. certificates, for the pur.
pose of retiring the outstanding com.
pound interest notes, was taken up and
passed.
The documents ratifying the fourteenth
amendment by the Louisiana Legisla-
ture were presented, and Messrs. Kellogg
and Harris, the Senators elect, were
sworn in.
The House bill to pay Henry St. Ma
RE $40, 900, for his services in securing the
arrest of John Surratt, was passed.
The bill making Appropriation for the
purchase of Alaska was passed. The
appropriations for harbors and rivers
were increased to $l,500,000.
In the House the credentials of four
Representatives from Arkansas we're re-
ferred to the Committee on Elections,
and the House went into Committee of
the Whole on the funding bill.
The funding bill was then taken up.
The frat amendment of the Committee
on Ways and Means, making one class
Of bonds run twenty years at 3 65-100
per cent, was agreed to.
1 The credentials of the Representatives.
elect from Louisiana, and the action of
that State in ratifying the fourteenth
amendment, we're referred to the Com
mittee on Elections.
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dealt with in a manner that will insure us
future exemption from such impos'tions'
as we'll ns protection TO those who have
been thus wronged and outraged. IL Is
reported that these impostors have fright
ened and. in some instances, whipped me-
grocs without any cause or provocation
wbateyer. This is wrong wrong wrong !
And II II is denounced by this Khan, as il
must be BY all good and humane men.
The Khan now, as in the past, Is prohib-
tied from doing these things, and they
are reouested TO prohibit others from
doing them, and TO protect all g9ou,
peaceful, welldisposed and iaw'Aoid'nR
men, whether white or black
A word to the blacks. We pity your
misconceptions Of our purposes, ana the
deception which white men, processing
to be your friends, have practiced
upon you, but who in reality are
your greatest enemies. Believe what
is here stated, aud do what Is here
ordered and you will never be mo-
Tested. Disband your secret military
il you have any, and do II
quickly. Make no threats upon the hu-
klux--they are not your enemies unless
you make them SO by your own conduct.
Mind your own business and let the ku-
Klux alone, and they will not trouble
you. But do otherwise, and you must
bear the consequences, hard as they may
be.
The G. d. deems this order due to the
public, due to the Khan, and due to those
who are misguided, and we therefore re-
quest that all newspapers who are friendly
to law, order, peace and the public wei.
fare will publish the same. BY order OF
the G. d., Realm No. l..
By the Grand Scribe.
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FOR PRESIDENT,
HORATIO SEYMOUR,
THE NEWS.

The Congressional committee to investigate
frauds in the purchase of ordnance. report that
ths Chief of Ordnance issued condemned pro-
;oct;,es from interested motives. and recon-
mend Gen. Dyer to supercede him.
At Millican, Texas, on the Central railroad'
a mob of twenty-five negroes, led by white
negro school teacher and preacher. named
Brooks, attempted to hang Mr.. VIM. Holiday
Interference by the Sheriff and Bureau agent
resulted in the desth of ten or twelve negroes.
vss,sraav both parties were reinforced. and
suitmisbing continued with casualties esti-
mated at twenty-five. A body Of troops ar
rived on the 4 ed last night and dispersed the
rioters, killing three more Of thenegrees' Who
numbering from three hundred to i've hundred
had fortified themselves three miles from Mill
licau. and refused to lay down their arms until
the troops dispersed them. The entire loss is
betxeeu fifty and sixty. The difficulty, it is
sa;d arose on suspicion that negro member
Of the Loyal League had been hung, but VINO
has since been found.
The Senate committee on eligibility OF mem
hers in the Georgia Legislature reported that
none of the members were ineligible. The
House committee reported two to be SO.
Grand preparations are making at Atlanta
NV the Democrats for the mass meeting on the
sd. Thermometer. 100.
The heat At New Orleans is moderate, and
the heat has not exceeded 900 this summer.
A grand illumination. procession and ratihca-
ton comas off tonight.
Nathan Folks pawnbroker shop was entered
last night, at st. Louis, the back Of the safe
cut through, and watches and diamonds ex-
tracted to the value of $4,000 to $4,000.
The strike at the gas-works continues. The
City of Brotheriy Love is in darkness. The
newspaper Offices have resolved to use candles.
The places Of amusement suspend.
The heat at New York has diminished TO
80, the number of deaths from sunstrOke not
exceeding twenty-five.
+. M. Sinons. of La Crosse, completed his
walk Of one thousand one hundred mi es in
twelve days and twelve hours. at Hester's
Garden, at noon yesterday. and commences
his walk to Chicago at four o'clock tomorrow.
The Mexican Consul at San Francisco OIL
cislly denies the report of the purchase of Sim
aloa and Sonora by Mr.. Seward.
Yesterday was the hottest day Of the season
at Louisville-eso in the shade.
In the House of Commons Thursday night
Lord Stanley made an important statement.
He said reply had been sent to the United
States Government as to the matter of natural
iEation; that the Ministry was ready 20 accept
the American interpretation of the question.
and be thought, therefore, that no misunder-
standing was possible between the two coun-
tries. Lord Stanley said he had declined TO
make treaty at present. ss the Royal Com
mission who were considering the general sub
ject were still in session. and for the additional
reason that the time will not permit the pas.
sage Of the bill at the present session of Par
Lament
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Washington,


The debate in the House on the Mis-.
souri, contested election case was inter
esting, and although the Election Com
mittee reported in favor of Switzler, the
conservative Republicans refused to give
him seat, but reeommitted the case on
charge of disoyalty, which issue was
raised only to-day. The secret of this
msneuvering is that if Switzler is al
lowed seat the registered vote of Gallo
way county stands, and the Radicals de-
clare that under the registry law, as
applied to that county, Missouri will go
Democratic. The Election Committee
profess their intention to do justice, but
believe that party necessity will exclude
Switzler.
The little squad of Kentucky Radicals
who infest this city are rejoicing over
the knotty questions that the amend
ment presents to Kentucky. They
assume TO have the knowledge that
unless Kentucky is apportioned in ac-
cordance Herewith, the whole represent
tation in Congress will be excluded, and
they also contend that its application
will exclude from Office forthwith all
who come under its provisions
The Mississippi carpe.-baggers were
again before the Reconstruction Com
mitteq to-day. They want the election
SGT aside, alleging intimidation and
fraud, and the carpet-baggers to be de-
clared elected. The matter was post :
poned, and old Stevens seeas TO think
that nothing can BE- 5oae this session for
Mississippi =
TIE Chairman Of the Pennsylvania
Democratic State Committee says Phila-
delphia will increase her majority eight
to ten thousand for Seymour aud Blair,
and the State will 90 Democratic by a
large msiorily, :.
Governor Morton is so much indis-
posed that he will leave for home al
once Louisville Courier special.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-18
BY T f lie G. R ZAP d
LATEST TO NOON TO-DAY.
NEW YORK.

New York, July II, 1920 p.m.-Gold,
l4aJ; 500 coupons. 81, ll4i; go, ll4l;
ga, llls; '6s, 1921! 5-2Os, new issue,
lOsfi Of 81, lO9s lO-4O's, 1881; 7-3Os,
second and third series, 1898; Tennes-
see honds-new issue, 6ss; old, COZ /;
Government bonds, steady.
Cotton quiet and frp; Uplands, 32c.
There were twenty-four deaths by heat
reported at the Coroner's Office yester-
day. This morning the wind is south,
and very light, with indications of an
other extremely hot day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-18
NEW ADvERTIsEMEN Ts
n ew f e a t II re
RALEIGH SPRINGS.

A TOURNAMENT (MECHANICAL. AR
IN rangement now made perfectly safe-no
falling down or running away of horses,l Tor
Ladies. or for Ladies and Gentlemen. as part
ners, 1.-TWO pairs, or four. at a time now ready
and running every day. A healthy exercise
as well as pleas snort and delightful and in
nocent enjoyment while quailing these health
giving waters.
Parties should bring their own prizes-such
as souvenirs of the lard we love, etc.
CHARGEs-25 cents each for n contest of three
rides for three rings; 10 cents for riding with
out the rings.
Raleigh, Tenn, July 16, 1863 liz
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N o 70 H

nRFfRRrNG TO THE ABOVE NOTICE
IL 81 NJ y Morrow. / request oil per.ons
fhn. indebtcd 10 come forward and isy; eil1er
to ne rsr.onally Or 10 Mr.. $ L. JAMES, who
u ny only aa'n'''' VIZ. A. TITcHNER.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-18
NEW ADVERTISER ENrs
n O II L Q Il

I HAVE, THIS DAY, SOLD MY STOCK
Il Of Goods. a, No, ~ Front street, notes anu
accounts 10 WM. a. FITcHNER- Persons
having Gny elaims against me viii please pre-
-'"' 'A'n 70 me ''r ''''''@'nEf /. MoRR ow.
Memphis. July Il, ls0s.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-18

9TH = ffcsh rnrriy II Groceries. I'D an pre-
rar.d 4 ofer irincrmenfs b Iurc1asers that
rarrrf ~ met uifh tlrsrhfrr N Tbs city.
- AS Pea street
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GROCERIES,


n wouLp RESPECTFULLY INFORM NY
1 friensf, and the puliic rcneraily. that i haFe
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INsu RANCE.
NAME AND LOCATION.

Tho name of the Company is RTNA IN.
SURANCE COMPANY.
The Company is located at HARTFORD
CONNECTICUT.
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Dissolution.

r,,ue PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE E
issine between d. Kahn and Samuel see
- s'a,.ier The style Of ID. KAHN X CO.. b.
i i,ei - dissolved By the withdrawal OF Sa,
nj 81 eleman, tho business will be continu
I'm Kahn, under tie same style A. heretoio
f,i 4. hfs due said firm will he collected and
iiabiii ties assumed by the said d. hahn
=. SEELEMANI
Alsrre assortment Of Bobinet and Mosqn|
Meth he. At LESS PRICE tnau any ether pi'
= ve mike ID. KAHN a CO..
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ASSETS lat Market vaIue,.
LUcIUs ]. HENDEE.
President.
]. Go0DNOW,
[5ignedl

Subscribed and sworn to before me at har
ford, Conn.,, this first day of January. ISbS;
ISignedl ROBERT v. DAY.
Justice Of the Peace.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-18

The amount Of its Capital Stock is TIRE
MILLION DOLLARS, and is paid up.