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II. s. B.ILCO.M, III. d.,

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon, Also Ex.
amining Surgeon for PENSIONS, appointed by
the Government.
OFFICE corner of Eighth and York streets Manto-
vec, Wisconsin.
Orders left at the Drug Store, will receive prompt
attentions.
A0-2articular attention paid to consultations and
g the treatment of DIFFICULT and CRITICAL
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CIRCUIT COURT, Mauitowoc Co.

u
Franz Wala, Plaintiff, against Thomas Koseika and
Anna Koselka his wife, def, ndants.
By virtue of and pursuant to a Judgment of Fore
closure and Sale in the above entitled cause, dat ed
June 25th, 1852 shall expose for sale at the Court
House in the Village of Manitowoc and State of Wis
consin the 30:h day of August 1859, at ~ O'clock
in the forenoon of that day. all the following dcscrib
ed mortgaged premises, much thereof rs may
be necessary to raise the amount of said Judgment,
interest and costi and costs of SALE follows towt
All the following real estate lying and being situated
in tho County of Manitowoc, State of Wisconsin -
West half Of northeast quarter (wl2 Of ~ of Sec
four (2i.)
Dated Sheriff Office Manitowoc July Il, 1869.
PETER MULH0LLAND, Sheriff.
c. w White, Plaintiffs Atty. 13
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II. RaH.SCH.

TEWELER and Photographer. All
u kinds of work in the line of my business prompt
ly attended to- and warranted to give satisfaction.
ktvs just received Wing Ornsbcys Multiplying
CAMERA OBSCURA, with which can take small
pictures Of the finest order for dollar dozen
fhsts graphs taken of all Sizes Albums aad Frames
eoa1tAntIv on hand York Street 12-4u
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g. S.arDEHSDT,

MANUFACTURES and Dealer in
vl Boots Shoes, Leather, e., &c. Shop on Buffalo
SET the corner of Eighth. Repairing neatly
anl promptly executed.
Nantowoc. September D. 1865.
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y. e.. .JOHKSOT.


" syery description.
an prsoarsi t. ,nIf,cture full suits of Men and
ksys lsthing the shortest notice. and satisfaction
xrantssl- employ the best workmen to be found,
ani k.ep two of singers Sewing Machines constantly
In nae 12-i1
kIluTH STREET, opposit. Goodenow Barnes
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THE REPUBLICAN UNION STATE CON.
VENTION

Attention called to the fact that each Senate and
Assembly Dstrics is allowed tuoo delegates to the
Senate Convention instead of three has been erron
eously published.
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GUSTAV. FEHRS,

VXyATCHN and JEWELEE. Of
w fers his services for repairing all kinds Of
Clocks and watches. Has fine and we'll selectsd
assortment of the latest and best styles Of 0seks
American, English and Swiss Watches, also OF Gold
nn.l Plated Jewe!ry g-sy
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FRED SEEGER,

NFFERS to his many friends and tsse
~ public generally, choice selection Of Fresh
Meats Salt Pork and Beef Smoked Beef and Hams,
shoulders Sausages, Tallow and Lard at the lowest
rates Market on Commercial Street. 9-ly
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Johnson s. WcGkVIM

Offer their services to their friends and to the public
generally. for Houre Painting, Glazing Gr,iuinS and
paper hanging Any orders left the drug store of
H. X. Bacon Co., will be thankfully received and
faithfully executed at the lowest possible rates.
1911.
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E. KER ~,

WORK street, ManitOwOc.W Wis. Dealers
in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Fancy Goods
Glass ware, Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
Paper hanSinss Hats and Caps Toys, Children Caps,
Live 0oe.e Feathers, Bird Cages, kerosene Oil and
LAaps &C., &c. share of public patronage is soi-
~
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TAKEN UP

On the scvsnsh day of July 1863 in the North wcs
quarter of the North vest quarter OF section - %
Of Cato bay colorcl two year old steer with whit
spccks The owner Is requested to provo properly
pay charges and take him away. TAYLOR 1kEka. n
Cato july 18th 1889. tfot
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FRED. SCHRGDER,

NGEAT Market.--HayimS purchased
Nl the business of WIN. Brown shall hereafter
constantly keep on hand the choicest meats at the
Govsst rates. share of public patronage solicited.
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= ET.aTx LHuRER YARD.

vlSME Undersigned are prepared to fill
order, bills OF lumber or lath on the shortest
= ,ties. A man will he all times il the yard,
ready to wait on our customers and their
Asrs. The best stock kept costantly hand at the
mill, corner Of Quay and 9th streets.
1874 GUYLES & BROWN
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Ohe Uribh.tf.
WITH SUPPLEMENT.
Our Choice for State Treasurer,
HENRY BAET1X, +,
REPUBLICAN UNION STATE CONyEN
TION.

State Convention Of delegates, representing ths
Republican Union party of Wisconsin, is hereby
called to meet at the Capitol In Madison L. O'Clock
NJ. oh
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER lsr, 1869
for the purpose of nominating candidates for of
cers to be elected at the general election and
to transact such other business may be deemed ap
propriate.
Each Senate and Assembly District of the state viii
be entitled to delegates
Milwaukee, July II, 1862.
J. R. Brigham, G. W. Fazleton
J. r. Bennett, ALEU- Warden,
W. H. Ramsey, A. W. Starks
Scott Sloan a Guesn:er
A. HaigHt John T. Kingston,
Lutte A
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SIEE!IIFF'S SAL g.
tate Of Wisconsin. In Circuit Court

Ctatc Of Wisconsin. In Circuit Court,
- Manitc Voc County.
Anna Maria Cochen5
against Judgment of
John Rohr. Mary Dohr, his : Foreclosure and
wife, and Wcnzcl Dworah. Sale.
Defendants.
BY virtue Of and pursuant 70 Judgment OF Fore
closure and Sale in the above entitled cause, dated
June 24th 1862 shall expose for sale at tho Court
House il tho Village OF MLnitowoc in the County OF
Manitowoc and State Of Wisconsin, the 2lst day Of
August 1859, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of tnat
day. all the following described mortgaged premises,
or as mnch thereof may be necessary to raise tie
amount of said Judgment, interest and costs, and
costs OF sale as follows o-wit, All the following
real estate lying and being situated in the County OF
. Manitowoc and State of Wisconsin: The south hal!
of the southeast quarter s1 of of section
~ township twenty (2l,} north of range twenty
three 25 east, containing eighty acres according tc
Government survey 1875
Dated, Sherif's Office. Manitowoc July Z 1859.
PETER MULHOLLAND, Sheriff.
] D. Markham PlantifT'E Atty
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FRED CARTS.

nAACTICAL FURIER, Keeps con-
I stsntly on hand the largest and best assortment
and of the latest STYLES at the lowest pos
sble prices. and always pays the highest value in
cash for all kinds of furs 167
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HIN. q. cox.

HOUSE, SIGN AND CARRIAGE
III Painter, Quay Street, adjoining the new Touring
Mill South Size. Offers his service to the Citizens
this Village the above branches at the most
sonable rates 1910
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STRAY NOTICE,

Taken up on the 14th day of July, one black orsc
about nine years old; l51x hands high. The owner
is requested to prove property pay charges and take
the same away,
143 LILLIAN LAM
Mishicott. July is, 1862.
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GUARDIAN SALE. IN PR0BATE-Manitowt

X UARDIAN SALE. II PROBATE-Manitowo oc
OJCounty Court.
In the matter of the guardianship of Katie Latham
minor heir of Polly A. Smith, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that BY virtue and in pur
of order of license made in lid
the 18th day OF August, A. D. 1869, BY tho Comfy
Court of So County the undersigned Nelson a. Har-
ris guardiai Of said Minor heir of said deceased will
on Monday the ith day of August A. D. 1869 ten
o'clock in the foreaoon of sail day the Office Of the
Comfy Judge in the Village OF Manitow1c in said
County, offer for sale. at public venduc the following
described lands II wit: An undivided thisd part
of the following described land living and being stu
ated id said County y OF Mantowoc to wit: Commenc-
ing at the north of the south quarter
of section number four "a of Township number nnc-
teen (19) north of range number twenty-five (22)
east running theme south eighty (s0) rods Thence
lO) rods thaice north eighty (so) rods, thence
west ten (l0) rods 10 tha place Of beginning.
The terms of sale will te made known at the time
and place of sale
NELSON 4. HARRIS.
Dated at ManitoWoc, the 25th day of August A. ..
ISea 16-3
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Great Distribution.
By the metropolitan Gift Co.
EVERY TICKET CDR4Iys PRIZE

ETER TfCksS DR1SS A PRIZE.
Cash Gifts, each $4,000 40 Cash Gifts each 81 900
10 10000 zoo :" zoo
50 Elegant Rosewood pano9 each $500 to 700
IS Melodeons &c as to 100
$50 Sewing Machines 60 to l7I
$50 Gold 2istche. IS to 3,Q
Cash Prizes siloer Ware &C., valued at s1,OOO0o0
chance to draw any Of the above Prizes for 25c
Tickets describing Prizes sealed in Envelopes and
well mixed On receipt Of &C. Seaie9 Ticket is drawn
without choice and sent by mail any address. The
prize named upon it will be delivered to the ticket
holder on Payment of Gac Doiir. Prizes are imms.
diateiy any address 10y express return mail
Ion VIII know what your Prize is before Yo;l psy
for It, day 3r5s ercf9tGeG Jog another Of the
value. No Blanks. Our patrons depend on fair
dealing
REFERENCES We select the following from many
who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes and kindly
to pybiisil trni: ANDREW J. Burns Chi
cago, Sl000o; Miss Clara s. Walker baltimore.
Piano. $500: James II. Mathews Detrit So GOO John
I. Andrews, SvaE nah, 81. .05o; Miss Agnes Simmons,
Charleston, Piano. sie1. We publish names with,
out permission.
OPIsIosS rngss:- firm is reliable, and
deserve their success. weekly Tribune, 1foy S. "We
know them TO be fair dealing ~. L. Herald.
My 2s- - friend Of ours drew $500 prize, which
was promptly reccJvcd.'--DGiiy Ne'rs June 3.
Send for cirsUlar. Liberal inducements to Agents.
Satisfaction guaranteed Every package of Sealed
yelopes contains GIT. Six Tickets for 81
13 for 81; IS for 60; 1IG for So Ali letters should
be addressed to HARPER. WILSON Co..
l73 Broadway, New York
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nogalar Meeting 0f NlanifowOc Lodge
II j. held at Masonic Hall. York Street, on the
3gt aad Sd Wednesday Of Each Month.
E. K. RAND, W. NJ.
WH n. HORN. Sec.
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sCRE.a.N CITY' HO USE
NAwNEn Ferry and South Water SITS

~ Milwaukee, Wis.
This House. located at the South end of Walkers
Point Bridge, is well calculated to accommodate
travellers arriving by waiting for the Lake Steamers
Terms s.! 90 per day, with first class accommodations
Call and See US Ally
AXTELL RICKETSON, Propretors.
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III. III. .W.4RAH.1.M.

TrCRNEY and Counselor at Law,
~ anJ Notary Public. Office, No. ANtels Block
South End Walkers Point Bridge, Milwaukee, Wis.
Marine, Bankruptcy, and Land Office 15-iI
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i. q. @. r..

rAlek ermlnx Lodge No. 81. 4. g. ~. F.
u Meets every Friday Evening at the Odd Fellows
1all, II Csrus' block on the south side.
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the diseases upon which his book treats, either per
sonally or b mail, and medicines sent to any part OF
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WILLIAMS HOUSE.

4 W1LI1A11S & ]. KAPITAN, Pro-
"A prtO61s1. This first-class house is IN excel
lcni condition. I'd the proprietors are confident that
they give efre satisfaction TO the travelling pub
le AnOsnnibus will always be ready to convey trav-
,slsss to and from the boats
Iarners and others can rely finding good &C
conmodations for horses cattle. 9u.
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DON' n. SHOT>E.

SODA WATER Manu- ufacfurcr,r respect
~ fully requests and will fill orders promptly his
factory, corner Eth and Jay street Mantowoo 16-7
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A KTOMNEY and Counselor Ht Law
IA once Eighth street Mantowoc, Wisconsin.
.ooliecticns promptly attended to- le-a2
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EITISTR 4.
JOSEPH SYKES.

nEALERLa Stsres; Tin, Sheet Iron
IL and Copperwsre manufacturer. All kinds ol
repairing done. Eighth Street. opposite Tribune OF
ll-1y
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Ask y0ur Noishb0r TO Sub-
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= TTORyEYS at Inv. ManttOwOc,
"A Wisconsin, Once Eighth street, over the
Sir.t NATIONAL Bank jy1965.]
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S. II. W-OOD,
f.. II. TRE.1T,

4 TTORNEY and COunSclOr ut Law
"A Read Estate Agent Oti1ce corner OF Ign
,ai FRANKLIN streets Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Hill
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y. ID. MARKHAM,
uE. E.syKER s. U.HITE.

- TTORNET mud Counselor Mt Law.
n Onee, corner of sth and Quay streets. Manito-
1sOe, wisconsin i2-9l
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.M.aSO.A.FC.

TT0RNEY and ;Oumscls.., at Law
IA Once with Geo. n. Toodn. Manitowoc Wis
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n. ID. JONES

MANUFACTURES and Dealers In
NI Lumber, Lath, and Shingles Bills cut to order
ren shsrt notice Manitcwcc, Vie
A. n JONES
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Is hctter than regular shaped Axes for these
sons firct-I, cuta deeper Stc7nd--It don't stick
in ,hs wood. 11iTd--It does not jar the hand.
FosTth-No ii11e Is wasted in taking the Axe out Of
the CUT Fftt-Hith the sen.e labor you will do one
third work than with regular axes. Red paint
has nothing to do with the Cood laties of this axe,
lr all our Axes painted red. If your hardware
tore does not keep our guoda VIII glsdy answer
Inquiries oT I'LL your orders direct, or give you the
name u the nearest dealer who keeps a1es.
LIPPINC07T { BAKEWELL.
Pittsburgh, Pa
Sole owners of Cclhu-n's and Red Jacket Patents
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ED. MAERKLIN,

nj, euSEkssssNG NYotEccary. Sth street
HI opposite the Post efhcc Is now fully provided
with a complete selcoeiop of fresh Drugs aud Medi-
.ciHes and offers hs services especially TO the PhfsI
rt1ASs this village and county for the cdrd and
sscicstife preparation of their prescriptions 13-
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1869-01-27
a Good Suggestion.

The Harrisburg State Guard suggests
that the Constitution of Pennsylvania be SO
amended that all State officials shall be elect
ed directly by the people, instead of, as now,
being appointed by the Governor or Legis-
lature.
The Auditor and Surveyor Generals are
elected by the people, and there is no good
reason why the State Treasurer, Secretary
Of State, Attorney General and Superinten-
dent OF common schools, should not. be
chosen in tn same manner
The tendency ofthe age is more and more
to place power directly in the hands of the
masses, and every move in that direction is
but perfec,ing of the grand principle that
underlies our form of government-th the
will of the people shalt be the law of the
land. An additional reason for this reform
is found in the fact that officers thus chosen
willteel direct responsibility to the people,
whereas now they regard the appointing
power as the one TO which they are more
directly accountable. The day is not far
distant when this change will come, and the
sooner the better.
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CLEARFIELD, PA. JAN. 81, 1869.
4 Sharp Dodge.

4 bill Extending the term of the Phila-
delphia Receiver of Taxes, was before the
Senate when that body adjourned on Thurs
day last, January 2lst. The bill was looked
upon as being IAN act of legislation that
would accrue to the benefit of the Republi
can party in that city, and to make it ef
fectIve 1t was necessary it should be passed
last week. The Democrats knowing this re-
solved IN caucus, it is said, on Thursday
night, to absent themselves from the Senate
Chamber to prevent duorum-Messrs.
Kerr, Olmstead and Fisher, RepubIi cans,
being absent at the time Accordingly. on
Friday, when the roll was called. all the
democratic members We're absent, thus pre-
venting quorum, anl the transaction of
business on that day. The absen,ees were
telegraphed for, and all were in town on
Saturday morning except Mr.. Olnlstead, but
when the roll was called the Democrats were
again all absent, as well as Mr. Stutzman.
Republican, and hence, no quorum being
present, no business could be transacted.
As to the merits Of the bill we know nothing;
but certainly the Democracy adopted nov
ell mode to defeat it. During the rebellion.
this same class of men stopped the wheels
of legislation by the same species of tactics,
so that their present action is only in keep
ing with their former disorganizing and not
very creditable record.
As to what Influenced Mr.. Stutzman to
absent himself, is beyond the comprehension
,,e l., t-,,o a, II. Il
his part, is not above suspicion as to collu-
sion with the opposition members of the
Senate to defeat the will of the majority
an act which does no CT edit TO Republican
State Senator.
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e. S. Sanatnr.

On Tuesday, January 10Th, the Peunsyl
vania Legislature elected Hon. John Scott,
United States Senator, for six years from the
4th of March, 1869, rise Buckalew, ''retir-
ed" The opposition vote was east for Hon
w. A. Wallace, the Senator from this dis
trirt, notwithstanding the compliment was
earnestly desired for Mr.. Buckaew, whose
friends insisted it was due to him. The
vote stood: Senators, for Scott II; Wallace
-; for Clymer I-Representatives for
Scott 6l; for Wallace IS. Majority for
Scott on joint ballot 2S This act of the op
position, in voting for Mr.. Wallace insteal
of Mr.. Buckalew, was a rather shabby affair
Mr.. B, has maintained more than respec
table position in the i. s. Senate and in the
public regard, and simple justice and respect
demanded complimentary vote at the
hands of his party friends.
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Neighborhood News.

On the 18th inst, Curtin Rhodes, aged
seven years, son of Rev. FL. Rhodes, of
Knoxdale, Jefferson county, had his leg bro
ken in two places. whilst engaged in wrest
ling with schoolmate. On the 18Th
inst, child of n. G. Thompson, of Brook
vile, was run over by sled, and the lock
catching her hand, tore and crushed it so
badly that amputation will become necessary.
4 child Of Darrell Shuey, Esq, who re-
sides at the end of the mountain, in Harris
township, Centre county, was fatally burned
on the 18th inst. The calamity was occa-
stoned by the clothing of the little one taking
lire by some accident in the temporary alb
sence of its mother from the room. 1t sur
vived its injuries only about four hours. 1t
was eighteen months old.
Several boys have been in the habit of en-
tering store in Tyrone, when the proprie-
tor was absent, and taking therefrom money
and such articles as suited their fancy. They
escaped detection until last week, when a
couple of them were arrested and committed
to jail for trial.
On the 18th inst, some adroit robber
purloined mail bag from the Holidays
burg Branch train at Altoona The stolen
pouch was afterwards found Ii had been
cut open and the letters taken out. The
roSber is not known
I've children living in Pine Flat, Indiana
county. have their feet warmed bv stockings
knit and presented to them by TWO grand
mothers, and fonE great grandmothers. They
have also living two grandfathers and two
great grandfathers.
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At meeting ofthe session of the ID Pres
byterian church of Mercer, Pa, the follow
ing paper, in reference to the death of one
of their members, was unanimously adopted
Whereas, He whose ways are not as
our ways and whose thoughts are not as our
thoughts, but always right and holy, has
again laid his bereaving hand upon US as
session and church in taking from as and
to Himself, on the morning Cf the 10th of
December 1868, DIR. NJ. " oods, ruliug ell
der in this church, and,
WhereaS, We deem it due to the memory
of one who, in his short sojourn of two years
among US, proved himself worthy of our
christian confidence. that we make this ex-
preston of our regard for him our apnre-
citation of his worth, and the deep sense of
our loss: Therefore,
Resolred, That although so recently be-
rett of !, beloved member, and now again so
sorely in the death of DR.. NJ. Woods, vet
we bow in humble aquiescence, and would
look up, that We may recognize the hand.
and hear the voice of Him who saith, BE
still and know that | am God -
ResoiUe9, That in the death of DIR. Woods
We have been bereft of an intelligent, and
faithful co worker, a wise experienced. and
JudIclous counsellor, and one who cherished
most tenderly the interests of the church.
ResolUed, That we recognize with graft.
tude that Providence, which east the lot of
such a man in our midst, even for short
period; and that while we mourn our loss.
We praise God for the grace which enable j
our departed brother 10 bear such explicit
testimony for Jesus, as he uassed down to-
ward the dark valley and which secured to
him peaceful and triumphant DEATH
Fesoiced, That we tender our warmest sym
pathie' to the widow and family of the de-
ceased, and that a copy of these resolutions
he furnished TO the Mercer papers and the
PresbVeridn Banner for publication.
VIM NJ Robson. Mod of session.
r. NJ J ZAHNIsER, Clerk.
New York has twenty-one hundred uni
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The NATIONAL BANKS. following
information, furnished by the Comptroller
of the Currency, in relation to the business
of the National Banks. may be Of interest
TO many of our readers: Amount of divi
dends declared by National banking associ-
ations since their organization under the
National banking act, $I2J. 249, 535; amount
credited to real estate account, distinct from
capital expended therefor, $649, ,045; amount
credited to the surplus account, S42 SIS, ,462;
amount of undivided profits for year 1868,
S25, $50; amount OF undivided profits for
year 1864, S3,026, OIL amount of undivided
profits for year 1865 SiS9, ia; amount of
undivided profits for year 1866, SI4,l52IS4;
amount Of undivided profits for year 1867,
Sl4,669, Sl4 amount OF undivided profits
Tor year lS6S, S6,4Sl, I45; all losses for wear
1863, nothing all losses for the year 1864.
Sis. f56; all losses foryear 1868, 81, $50. SOC;
all losses for year lS66, 81, PSI ,643; all los
ses for year 1867, s4,136, ,243; all losses for
year 1865, 81 427 ,5I2.