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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. IA.
Tho freight depot of the Northwestern
Railway was yesterday destroyed By 6rs 1t
contained, in addition to large quantity Of
merchandise, $500 barrels Of -four, 26O sacks
Of wool and 200 barrsls Of hops. Tho blild-
ing was valued at about $16, ZOO. mot far
from $40, 600 damage was done to the carr.
The entire loss is ronghly estimated at be-
tween 500, 900 and 100000. Tho origin of
the Gre il not yet explained.
A barn on Rueber street, occupied by Car
ter 81. Harrison, was burned yesterday, in
volviDg loss, according to Mr.. Harrison's .
estimate, Of $4,000. 4 marc, valued 1t
$4,000, was burned.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

LONDON, Sept. IA.
General Dix is stated TO have given Mrs.
Lincoln m entertainment in Paris on the
9th inst.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. IA.
The treaty with BokAhara has not yet been
ratified by the Emperor.
PEsrA, Sept. IA.
The garrisons in Transylvania have been
strengthened, owing to insurrectionary move
ments in Bulgaria.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

UHADILLA, Sept. IA.
At the Republican Congressional Convcn-
ton hold here yesterday, Hon. Chas. Knapp,
of Delaware, was unanimously nominated
for Congress from the 18th District.
WHrrE HALL, N. Y, Sept. "A.
A heavy rain commenced here last even
ing and continued until midnight, which
raised Wood Creek, submereiag the Rensal-
Ter and Saratoga Railroad track culverts, and
causing much damage to the track. Trains
are much delayed. Communication with tho
submerged trains can only be had in boats,
Comstock station. 1t is expected the track
will be repaired tonight.
CONCORD, N. H., Sept Il.
Ex President Pierce still continues to gain.
He il not yet ont Of danger, but probabilities
are strong in his favor.
CLEyE1AED, O., Sept. IA.
Jas. Skinner, of Independence, was shot
dead in his own house BY burglars last night,
who escaped.
BR1paKP oRr, Con-, Sept. IA
The most intense excitement WAS created
here yesterday by the discovery Of 6endish
outrage on highly respectable young lady
OF this city by . negro. The negro was ar
rested shortly after the commission Of the
outrage, and it was with the greatest difficulty
that the authorities could prevent the crowd
from iynching him. he WAS finally commit
ted to Jail to await trial.
san Francisco, Sept. IA.
Mai. Gems. Babcock and Porter, formerly
OF Gen. Grants staff, arrived from the East
via overland last night, and were serenaded
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FROM THE FAR WEST.

Sr. LOUIS, Sept. IA.
The Democrat has special from Denver
which says: Bradford, for Congress. is still
ahead, with four counties to hear from.
A young lady, named Carolina Teriuhofer,
living at Ponds Postofhce, in this county.
was accidentally shot BY . negro on Friday
last and killed.
A poor woman named Ghss fell from .
porch yesterday morning and soon after died
from her injuries, She leaves four children.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. "A.
The Trades Unions of this city have put in
nomination full county and city tickets.
Richard Triggs, lawyer Of this city, was
from the propeller ST. Joseph.
Gen. Logan is getting better, and will soon,
it il expected, be able to take the stump
again.
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FROl ST. LOUIS.

81. LouIs, Sept. IA.
Between two and three hundred Knights
Templars, from Baltimore, Washington, New
Hampshire and New Jersey, arrived here
yesterday, and were properly received, and
escorted TO quarters at the different hotels.
Other delegates will arrive to-day and to-
morrow.
The exercises Of the conclave viii COM
mence tomorrow night.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ii.
The paint works attached to the Washing
ton Manufacturing Company's Mills, at
Glouchester, N. j., was destroyed by ERE this
D. m. The two extensive mills belonging to
the Company we're saved, though somewhat
damaged. The fire is still burning, but has
been confined to the paint works. The total
loss is probably quarter Of million Of
dollars. Insurance insufficient to cover the
loss.
Darwin, member of Congress from the
Goth district of this State, died in Brussels,
Aug. 25th whittier he had gone for his health.
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FROa THE SOUTH.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 49,
The Republican torch-light procession last
night continued quiet throughout, and wAs
dismissed st late hour in good order. tt II
were between 5000 and 60OO persons in
linz
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FROM DUBUQUE.

DuBuouE, Iowa, Sept. Ia.
The Government sales of lands in seven OF
the northwestern counties in this State have
just been closed. The prices obtained indi-
cate rapid settlement of that section. A
partially improved quarter section in Mitchell
county sold at 81 per acre. Many entirely
unimproved tracts in Cerro Gordo county
sold at from S. to $l2 per acre. There was a
lively demand for lands for actual settlement.
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AFrEnH0oH DnsFATCmns.
From washin 8 ton.
LATE NEWS ny CABLF.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK l44a.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHIxoroS, Sept. IA.

WAsHIx0roS, Sept. "a.
The sctual difference Of longitude between
Washington and Havana, - demonstrated BY
recent communications for thAtpurpose, over
the Cuba cable, il degrees, q minutes and
8 2-1O seconds. The time occupied in the
passage of electricity between the two cities
in 36 lilo Of q second.
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BRING OUT The GUNS
.aS Goes sN2UiSee 50 Goes the
U1atOSe.
MAINE ALL RIGHT
LARGE REPUDLIC.a.v
GAINS.
How Are You, Reaction /!
HOratiO will See- States Fol.
lowing Suit.
ANOTHER INDEX
Democrats, How do You Like 1t
HOratiO will See-MOre States Fol.
lowing Suit.


Democrats, How do You Like 1t
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DIED.

McD0EI-In Hamilton. Ills Sept. 18th, At the resi-
denee OF Mr. Rride FINLEY, infant Of Joseph
Finley McDosl, sr.
Ea-tern papers please copy.l
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PART SECOND.
ID Il AD h Fl a r. -
Characters bs the Company,

f5-Aamissou Fifty Cents. Balcony screhade BY Iim
bnetoo Brass Band ell 6l& o'clock
POLLS open al orlsek. voting commences at sharp
septl5-d2s
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Notice i'm RamkrunIcy.
Notice I'm Bankruptcy

YsHIS is to give notice that on the 9th DAY
of Aug. A D 1868, Warrant in Bankruptcy was
issued against the estate of Vim Davis Of
Rome, Henry county, and Safe Of Iowa, Who has
been sejndgei bankrupt his own petition That ths
payment Of debts and delivery Of any propsry be-
isngng sBca Bankrupt to him for bis and the
tran-f OF any property BY him 10 forbidden by Law
That meeting Of the creditors OF the said bar krapt
prove their debts aud 10 choose assgnecs
estates will be held at the Court Of Bankruptcy
be holden the Office Of the gister In Bankruptcy
the city Of Keokuk Iowa. before John Bruce Res
on 9Th day oil October, 1863 1t 10 O'Clock . m
q. ". CLARK, U.s.M n.
By II. FULrcs, Deputy.
sepf2-3 s-Tues
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COMMISSION MERCHAHrs.

vencilI, Jonss d Co......cor Third Main streets.
Hess. Stern 4 Co.......eor Second = Main streets.
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The Great Western Telegraph Company Is un.
der . contract with the Atlantic and Pacific Tel
egrsph Company, Who have wires now in opera
tion from New York TO hicago, and are At work
pressing the wire construction to Keokuk, Ito
which point It will be finished in few weeks,l on
it, way to California We occupy the ONCE at
Chicago With the Atlantic and Pscie, and received
saeh Others messsgss and forwafdthe Same. The
Atlantic and Pacific Company connects In New
York with all the competing lines that are now
doing business . iths principal an intervening
points in TRRrBss SrArRs, and their lines being
dsily extended. The Dominion Hne (opposition)
Of Cansds is now being built to all the Lake
Hntario and the ST. Lawrence river ports, includ-
ing Ogdensburg, New York. Southern competing
lines are now going up from Louisville and St.
Louis to New Orlssas ra6ordins connection for
the drsst Western il ttat direction In short,
the North and South. nd ths Middle States are
1t work on competing hnss, and It needs but the
construction - new liAn In the States above
named to complsts the eircl1 Of the most busi-
ness portion Of the Union.
j. SNOW. SECRETARY,
O@cs, No. ISL Randolph-St., Sherman House
Block, Chicago. -
]. A. DlCKERSON,
Agsat for the conpanyKEoKU
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G. HINES,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

On Third-st., bet. Main d Johnson.
HAS Just received Q 6ne stock Of Cloths OF
all kinds, and will make pants. vssts and coat:
cheaper than before For proof OF this Gail and
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AILLINBRo.
spissbsrgsr, Mayer + Co........No III Aain-at
Mr. sWebsr..,..,,.........co cor Third Main streets
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- II IN = n II - OO6A
Il Three Million Of Dollars; divided into shares
Of SIS each. Whom $40 IL pAid on each share, =
certificate of stock for SIS will be issued, and no
further assessments 70 be made. Ws expect to be
able to pay earned dividends Of interest on the
latter amount soon rs the lines completed
Instsllmsnts from time to time, for tho payment
Of the stock subscribed, will be called for by the
Directors, - the erection Of the lines progress.
Subscriptions for single share will be received.
The more the stock is distributed the better for
tho Company: There is no individual liability af-
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Olseks-Whelssals 4 Retail.
q Bridgss ! Estes House
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0eia, silver Ware.
/ pridsss 4 ! Estes Houss.
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Sam g Bridxee Nos = : Kstss House.
T.R. J. Ayrcs 1 Sons ... ..........67 Main street
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For Sale or Exchange,
IN p@rs for city Property,
yTyHE Furniture and Lease Of the Billings
i Hosss Kschuk. lows. 1hts Horss r N bettsr con-
dition Tor the Of gusts thAn 1t has bssA
for several ysath TIE Proprietor In the msAntims 20
ts hspatronAss Of hia icYsr fisndp aDd the public
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M. Dean. Third Main streets.
Huiskamp Maalsss. ...............Se Main strsst.
Haiskamp Bro...... Msin strsst-bst 4th Sth.
K Hart, Agt.... Hsi1 street.
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KEOKUK DIRECTORY,


urieh al AetA stfSet.
BOOTS = DUO00-Wm0Le0A61
lambiston HnIskAnp. Main strsst.
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RrAL Est ATE 4 INSURANCE = ACTS.
Il b Ten -Eyck, cor Fourth Main sts (up atairs)
SINGER SEWING AACHIHEs.
N MacombsY, .....-Fourth street.
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DUUKnYD DOUHDRY.
IL, Armitase d Co.......cof Ninth I JehnSon.
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Bedcords.

lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE Al
y reduced prices, Fifty Dozen Hemp Bed
mari .a CHAR. n. BERRY.
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purc nIoot. muddy Water.

Pure blood may be compared 10 pure
water, and impure blood to muddy water. II
you pass muddy water through muslin you
soil it; continue the process and you cover
with thick mud. Blood passes through all
parts OF the body; II good and pureit uour-
Ishes and cIeanses the paris 1t goes through.
II impure 1t leaves more or less. dirt behind
1t. BRAHDRKrR's FILLS are the medicine
wanted, because they are made on purpose
TO take dirty humors out of che body, and
they never fail. These pills cure scrofula,
even of forty years standing; they have
cured cases OF rheumatism when the patient
had not walked for four yeas; of paralysis
where the legs had lost their power of move
ment for seventeen years. The evidence in
these cases cannot be disputed. Is there a
towu in the world where such evidence eX-
lists not? II BRASDRETH's PILLS have been
much used there we know that such evil
dence can be found.
But be sure and see upon each box my
name in the Government stamp, In white
letters. B. BRASDRETH, Brandreth b ouser
New York. Sold by all druggists.
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u NJ NENCd3
City Ed. Evening Post.
To Editors Berkeley Union.
NEW HOOKS

"IHe Var BetlVcen The States, IL
Causes, Character, Conduct and Results
by Hon. ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS, is
the tito of n valuable work just issued
by THE NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co..
Philadelphia. Pa.
Histories OF the late civil war have
sprung up like mushrooms, and they
can now be numbered almost by hun,
dreds, but all who are DESTROYS of ar.
irving at a correct understanding of the
causes, and clear history of the
events of the late rebellion, have felt
the want of a reliable history of the
same from a Southern standpoint, by
some representative man of the South,
This want is supplied by ALEXANDER
H. STEPHENS, Vice President of the
Confederacy.
This work presents u careful political
analysis of the past. separating real
from apparent causes OF the conflict,
and gives those Interior lights and
shadows of the great war, only known
to those high officers, who watched the
flood tide of revolution from its foun-
tain-springs, and which were so aces.
sible to MR.. STEPHENS from his posi-.
ton as second officer of the Confed.
erscy
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srftfaI AphfEs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Az AwFuL PEsFnEsoE

With the cheated term" comes the dang
ers CT That hightul petnenee-ChOlera.
What untold and indIscribable misery it has
brought into thousands ofhouseholdsi in our
land every year for generations PAST a
specific and certain preventative IS well. as
speedy and absolute cure for This awiul dis
ease is the Great Household Remedy. now
know all over the world, as Nishler's Herb
BnteEz 1t VIII positively 6ortily the system
against the attacks Of Asiauc Cholera,
Cholera Mosbns, Cholera IDantum, piar-
rhoea, Summer Complaint, Dysentery,
chouc, Painters Cho!ic, dc. D. h. Btsseur
Il. D, PhysIeIan-in-chIef of the o. 8. hos
pital SHIP, "Falcon" highly recommends it
for Cholera, and has used IT with marvel
Ious success in such cases. 1t acts Ike an
angel Of mercy in every instance. Sold by
all druggists and dealers.
Dr.. g. B. Hartman & Co, PROPRIETOR
Lancaster, Pa
For sale by LAUGHLIN, SMITH & co.
wholesale Druggists. Wheeling, W. Va.
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- cERrAEH CURE"

For IncIpLent Consumption, Asthma,
Coughs, Colds, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
and General Debility, viii be found in DR..
Tobias Pulmonic Life Syrup. This valuable
medicine, compounded from the gifts of the
vegetable Kingdom" will be found sover-
elgn remedy, in all the above named dEsea-
ses. The demand for this valuable COM
pound is daily increasing, and it will with
ont. a doubt become as popular as Doctor To-
bias celebrated Venetian Liniment Con-
sumption in It's last stages this Syrup will
not cure, nor is there any remeIy that will
a relief, however, will be found by its use.
What tits stated 10 cure It surely will do, as
a trial will IrOve. Thousands of Certificates
can be seen at the Depot. Sold by the Drug
gIsts, and at No, 10 Park Place, New York
Price rs cents Ask for DR.. Tobias Pull
monte Life Syrup, and take no other.
IylB-lndGW
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A friend sends us large club OF
weekly subscribers from Weston and
says:
The enthusiasm for Grant is I'M
abating, and 1 am satisfied we are
gaining ground every day, and we hope
by using due diligence 10 redeem Lewis
county this fall.
~ think the Central Committee
should make some arrangement TO fur
nish US speaker TO address our people
at September Court next, as 1 find by
the list OF appointments published in
your paper no arrangements have been
made Tor any speaking in Lewis
county"
y large number OF additional an
announcements were made by the Com
rnittee in our columns yesterday morn
Ing, among others a meeting at Weston
ON the LIST of September. to be address
ed by Hon. w. r. Wiley, Hon. C. D
Hubbard and probably others.
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we hear from the Little Gem that the
people there are wide awake and en-
Enthusiastically at work. Public meet
ings were held at the Court House and
at EIlenboro, Saturday. at the latter
place Eli Riddle, Esq, their member Of
the House of Delegates, was the speaker
A large Grant Club WAS formed, and
numbers Of Democrats Joined it, open
Iy denounciug the revolutionary and
Ku. Klux policy of their party. Some
men who were in the rebel army de
clared that if they could vote it would
be for Grant. The "reaction is be
ginning to react.
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p1ons. Tonson Ceme AGAIN.

FROM Inc WCu.OuFO 6eTQLu.
The public hasn't heard much of Hon.
William G. Brown. of Preston,, for
some time lately. Although an old ia
vorIte of ours in former days and fire.
quently mentioned, we had almost
forgotten him. We did not know that he
was still in the flesh, rather thought he
couldn't be, from his protracted silence,
when lol the old fossil turns up the
other day as the nominee against Mr..
McGrew for Congress. We suppose he
Is u democrat now OF course he is,
for he couldn't we'll be anything polit-
ically worse. About the middle of the
war, or possibly earlier, lie lost faith in
West Virginia politics, and lapsed into
obscurity, and VIC fondly thought he
had indefinitely retired behind the
cloud, but he appears to have again
plucked up courage to try 1t again.
In his retirement he appears TO
have been devoting his attention to
National banking, and has become
bloated democratic bondbolder al
most owning, 1t is said, the National
Bank at Kingwood. Turning up just
at the juncturs when Pendleton was
killed off, we presume he is in favor OF
coupons payable in gold and takes his
dividends with 40 per cent. gTeenback
extension, like q good Seymour Demo-
cFat. It is true, that not living in the
second district, there is not much prob.
ability that Mr.. Brown will ever trou.
BILE us in any way, still we would rath-
er not see him on the track. We feel
toward him like the FreDchman did to-
ward Mons. Tonson. We are tired of
him and don't want to hear any more
about him. he is MS accomplished a
demagogue as ever dispensed red baby
shoes, or apple jack or pine top whisky,
and in that line is entitled to some cred
it, but we had rather the democracy of
the Second had settled on some livelier
shade, say, white, black, drab, or milk
and pumpkin color, than on such lu-
gubrious brown, as William G.
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En- No notice will be taken OF oo1nmqnit
cations not accompanied by re- ponslDsle
nafne. The name Will DO cophlueIel Coi ~
d-utiaI but must In al ca1seS accompany leL-
tsrs - 4 guarantee Of good faith.
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Lon. IolrrI s. Garlic.

A week or ten days ago we printed a
paragraph stating that Hon. John S.
Carlile, formerly OF this State, now OF
Baltimore, had determined to support
the nominees OF the Republican party.
General b. f. Kelley, CT this city, a
day or two after addressed note to Mr..
Garlic referring TO this report, express
the hope that it was true, and asking
II he would not make an appointment
to address the citizens OF Wheeling on
political topics. To this the General re-
celved the following reply, which, with
his permission, we print, in order that
MIR. Carlile's position, as stated by him
self, may be known:
BALTIMORE, August Z, 1868.
Dear General Your kind favor OF
the Sd inst. is received. L hope to be
able between this and the election tC
comply with your request to visit
Wheeling and address its people, but
cannot now say when 1t will be in my
power TO do II. can never consent
that the cnusO lost on the battlefield,
and which its advocates staked on the
result OF the war they forced upon the
patriotism of the country, shall be
gained through the ballot box.
In haste, your friend,
JHo. S. CARLILE.
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A Cnrnrt nnrnn.

We finally have a definition of this
nondescript in the Charleston AEereuy.y.
First, then, 1t Is an error to suppose
that because n man is Northerner he
is carpet Dagger. Senator Campbell,
OF South Carolina, and Chancellor Dun
kin, "long an ornament to the bench, p
are Northern men.
The genuine carpet Dagger is thus
drawn by the Mercury:
A man with n lank head of dry hair
"a lank stomach and long legs, club
knees and splay feet, dried legs and
lank Jaws, with eyes like fish, and a
mouth like a shark. Add to this q
habit of sneaking and lodging about in
unknown places-habitink and co-hRb.
iting with negroes in dark dens and
back streets-a look like n hound and
the smell of a skunk. He would rob a
dead negro, and forge his dead fathers
name 10 draft for So
The picture is we'll drawn, but 1t
hardly applies to Yankees. "Lank-
ness" is the special gin of the South,
aud as to the propensities to negro as
sociation-well. the less said by the
South against that habit the better.
The ordinary color of the negro race
thereabouts tells the tale too plainly.
SINCE the new Georgia Senator. came
out for Grant and Colfax, the Demo
cratic party in that State has been rap
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National Trust Go.
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
no. 336 BROADWAY.
Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS

CHARTERED BY THE STATE
DARIUS r. MAEGAM, President.
JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances,
subject TO Cheek al SiOIt. SPECIAL DEkos-
ITS for Six Months, or more, mny be made
at i've per cent. The Capital OF ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS Is divided among over 500
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
OF large wealth and financial experience,
who are al.o personally liable TO depositors
for all obligations OF the Company TO double
tho amount OF their capital stock. AS the
NATIONAL TRUST CO. receives deposits
n large or small amo UNITS, and permits them
to be drawn as whole or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHoUTNOTICE,a allow
ing interest On ALI. DAILY BALANCES, par
ties throughout the country can keep &C.
counts in this Institution with special adj
vantages OF security, CONVENE ace and pIofit.
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