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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-27
wAsHINGr0N CORRESPONDENTS.

WASdIN u lOS CUhhEc SON t-t' L.
WASHINGTON. y. c., oct. 70, l>7l.
"PREACHER JONAS on THE SITUATION.
\ call through the press for Pacific
Slopers in Washington to organize a
club. recently issued by some aspir-
ing young gentlemen employed in
the departments. had the effect 10
resurrect and bring together, from
motives of curiosity, number OF
old pioneers whom [ had almost for
gotten. Among the rest. my ancient
and eccentric friend, Jonas. You
know Jonas? PREACHER Jonas,
whilom of the Pacific Slope linclud-
ing all the TerritoriesJ. where he
operated in the early days of its his
tory as a missionary to the Heathcn
Yankee dwelling in those, at that
time, remote regions of the contin-
ent; teaching them, by precept and
example, the folly Of pursuing Garth
" riches; taking stock in every wild
cat scheme proposed by designing
sharpers. and almost invariably com
ing out loser; vet preserving always
the utmost nonchalence under his
Cft-repeated failures. being seeming
" sustained by a sublime faith that
/ I,
ate in a glorious case of get even"
The preacher" twho attained to
this pious cognomen by his habit of
opening
FRIENDLY GAME
of draw-poker, seven-up or euchre
with a fervent prayer for full
hands" and square deals" had
many admirers and warmly attached
friends, who shrewdly protitted by
observing lis encounters with the
tiger, and making it a rule to
"copper"" whatever he bet on. His
affection for those who victimized
him financially was exceedingly kind
and christiauIike. Regarding such,
perhaps, as his future "meat," he
would assure them with refreshing
sincerity that they coull always OBJ
tain a stake from him when they got
broke, and begged Of them not to be
backward in ''sparring" him, as with
all his bad luck at cards, he could
always supply square meal to the
hungry, or an extra cocktail. to "set
up in business" the poor and needy. |
But
IN MATTERS POLITICAL
the 'Preacher" displayed a sagacity
which was recognized and sometimes
followed with advantages. He is g.
born Democrat of the old school, and
his belief in the ultimate triumph-I
after puritication by atfiiction-of
that party, is inetfaceably impressed
on his mind. ''If it were possible
to destroy it." says the Preacher,
1.-THE laundering mutton-heads who
have managed these many years to
control it, would have dashed it to
atoms long ago. Jonas, however,
it appears, occasionally gets over
board from the old ship, and ''takes
a swim in the ocean," SO to speak,
(but unlike his scriptural namesake,
it is not known that he was ever
swallowed by whale When
breakers show their white-caps ON a
reef, and the crew evince
signs of decentralization, the old fell
low manages to get aboard again and
PUTS IN HIS OAR
with a will. The preacher" is now
in this city" alooker-on
here in Vienna student in the
black art Of political jugglery as
practised at the Capital of the nation
He acquired the rudiments of this
art by observation in California; has
since read up the Louisiana code,
and watched the tactics of Tammany.
He thinks the palm, however, be- I
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Ghe lajln State 2eolster,
Published Daily. Mondays ExceptedJ
PERKINS & STREET.

OFFICE-Rail'S Brick Building Second
street, opposite the Capitol.
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longs to this center of wisdom.
Jonas says tie signs of the times
clearly indicate to his comprehension
that the looming man" will be
SIPERI.ATINE ONERSHADOMING
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

SAN FRANCISCO, November 5-Tbe shi,
Moses Taylor, from Honolulu, was boarded
wster-logged, by the brig Sheltop. All wer,
dead, except the captain, who was barely
breathing. The Taylor reports thirty-thres
wha!ers caught in the ice, and eithe,
crushed or abandoned.
No loss of life is reported in the great
loss Of whaling ships. But seven Of the
feet escaped.
The captains of abandoned whalers are at
Honolulu. They give the following details:
The vessels commenced arriving, saws
Captain Thadeus, on the first of MAY. The
first of June the ice opened and lot the feet
up in sight of Cape Navarino.
The neet working nOrthward found some
whales crossing the Sea of Anadyr, and in
Behring sea more and plenty, but expe-
rienced much trouble from The ice. and
when the fleet arrived at Cape Behring and
Flower Bay the whales had passed through
into the Arctic ocean, whittier the fleet fol
lowed, meeting with fair success until
about the first Of September, when ice foes
and bergs to a great extent commenced
drifting down, and by the tenth number
Of vessels had been sunk, and the bulk of
the remainder hemmed in by the drifting
ice, or driven ashore.
On September the brig Comet sunk. On
the seventh the Roman was drifted bodily
out to sea by two foes, and crushed like an
egg shell; the crew narrowly escaped. The
Florida and Victoria, Of San Francisco,
were also crushed.
September Is the captains of the feet
hemmed in between Point Belcher and
Wainwright Inlet held a meeting and re-
solved to abandon the vessels in order to
save the lives of the crews. which was done.
and twelve hundred sailors took refuge on
board the remainder of the fleet, which had
been fortunate enough to escape outside be-
fore the ice closed in.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07
CORPORATIONS.

the amount Of two hundred thousand dollars y
AZ the end ef eseh ysar the president and Board
Of ck to the assured for each one hundred dol
larsthu earned BY them until the amount %
ths notSSs IN s
article be construed - to preventive assured from
being entitled to the rebate which may be fixed by
And that article thirteen of the charter be altered
and amended % - to read - follows
ARTICLE THIRTEEN.
After the whole capital stock of this company
shall have reached the sum Of nve huudred thou
holders the interest provided for IN article twelve
shall be distributed q fol evs:
Ten per cent to the stockholders, and ninety Per
cent to the assured, in cash.
ltis, however, provided that in the distribution
Of the pIodts undes this article and the preceding
declared nor shall any dividends declared contain
any am, fractional part Of the said unit Of five dol.
ried to the credit Of the contingent account.
Which document has the signature Of al the
stocki 1lders the full capital stock OF
ntse tts thoas.nd snazss amxed thereby consentins
This done and recorded ON the day and dste
seSe ssn ana t: h
act with the said D. Michel president and others,
1 Original sigued:
D. MICHEL, President.
ERKI rn;I ! PET IRoSS1I0. Vice President
6A116 AA1Bk secretary.
ThOAAS NCHORR.
PHI. W. DlBLNANN
CHARLES POTTHOFF.
J. HASSINGER
CHARLES WIESHAAR
WEISSkNRACH KLUMPP.
CHARLES r. BARRY.
E. BOCNY.
JOSEPH COIN, Notary Public
I. the undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages in
and for the .ciry OF New Orleans ana parish Of
Orleans, do hereby certify that the foregoing
act Of deposit Of document has been this day duiv
recorded in my Office, ~ provided by law; in book
society No. 8, foliOs 476, ~ and 47S.
z: DARCANTEL Deputy.
certify the above and foregoing to be true CODY
Of the original on flo in my Office.
(Signed) JOSEPH COIN, Notary Public
New Orleans, July rs, 1871 oca
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07
monetary--Comm6rciaI.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY RHPUDLInAu, I

| MoNDA1 BvHxISs. November 6. ls7l.
| Nothing traaspired to indicate any change In the
money market fo-day. We still quote Al notes with
good and second sssds .t a:t Glass Sasiass,
paper without collaterals at l20ls, and Second
at s .s56ss .ss 9Ste: s.aoas ,Ss q %
New York;. and closed At the opening rates il
gave evidence of duilness throughout. TSe .sies H
included $1,000 and $4,000 at Sll2; $l3OO, S2oOe
and $4,000 at ll3s, and $1,000, $3.50 and 5000 st
lisIs, but No did mot learn Of its having
been sod The system adopted BY the sab.
treasurer, under orders from Secretary Bout.
factory to buyers that in most instances they IRE.
fer to purchase from dealers and Others at hc
to sses1s ucSs.
hence neceesitates the risk Of carrying large
amounts Of currency down to the mint. The dim
lsinal notes being received only on guarantee Of
peckage, and laid BY for ve1idcation BY treasury
ury saes which dificult to effect unless there
Is pressure for cash gold. The subtreasurer ap
to have the rule Of asking Ae above
Foreign exchange was more active, though the
business was not large, Rates we're rather easier
market closed frmer. though the outside figures Of
our quotations ON Saturday evening were not oh.
The ;sss Ct ;.sIns nearly
and S3s0o bill Of ladns at 1875; &25OO Al clear and
x50Oo Al bill Of ladin& at l19a; 5000 Al bill Of
lading. f3sO0 cleGr and 2l2O0 first class 1t 13o and
&l2OOO Al bill Of lading and clear at leo0l30t.
In francs 900 commercial sold at 1884, and
lso 100 on Switzerland at $50: We quote sterling
at llsk 02O for good to Al bill of ading and clear
and 1904 o. for bank.
domestic exchange was firmer The banks all
dew on New York It y p cent discount for remit
tance. and the sales included $4,000 private bank
ers' New York sight at s discount, $40. 900 com
mercial at lll6 e3O000 at ll-l601, $4,000 4l50 900
and 5000 bank and $2OOOO commercial at 1,
$1,000 commercial 1t 4, 5000 ten days sight on
New York gold checks sold in tlifling sums from
bank for remittance at p cent discount
The business in stocks included 100 L0uisianA
Levee Company at g. leo d" at 50 12h, 100 do at
SO Is; 10 Mechanics and Agricultural Fair AssOca-
ton at 8l7 So 500 Crescent City Waterworks 1T Ice:
Mississippi and Mexican Gulf Canal at $780, do
1t Sl85, aud At $500.
Nothing reported in bonds
One thousand dollars city appropriation certif.
Gates sold at SO, and $22OO at 83%.
The only sale OF warrants reported is $500
State at IS.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07
NEW 0RIEANs REPUBL1CzN TUESDAY NOVEMBER T. 1871

60 1o0A loni6an saona 37oooe 11sGi-
aiDRS-fhc Ssskst 8 duh. TSers sre r. not many
arriving. but they arc not much in demand. Dry
salt ce%mand i3k ol4c; atnt, lsSishc = % !;
0ALT-fhe demand 10 limited aud We quote !:
Cearse, ol 3e1l =; ane, el 8s0l 80 y sack. When
eAken nom waEehouse By boe4s deduction y mode
for drAyaee. Turks isahd IL scarce. There 10
nooe in drst banda Table salt In pockets sell at
- 08c each, - in eize. Ne have not any cargo
oales to report.
LARD Oils in AAir dsmsnd with light stock.
1t commands 7s00Oc y gallon
TOBACCO-Operations are restricted by the
light supplies. and only IS hhds have been sold in
tie past few day. s39Sts ugs e. asc % ~ .ea
lo0l3c A hoGshesd ef the new CROP raised near
Paducah. chasing medium, sold to-day at the very
full price Of lie.
FR9IGHT0-The offerings for Liverpool are fair,
with IN ample supply Of room on the berth. The
market for coastwise freights il dull. We quote
cotton by steam for Liverpool ll-l6d; New York
nc; Philadelphia &c; Bremen end Hamburg to;
BY sail for Liverpool 916d; Havre 1tc; Bremen
IL q: Boston &c.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

a. 600. QUO have never been signed or issued.
Nor were they printed to increase the State
debt. but are In possession Of the State au-
thorities. Aleo 3,50O, 900 sterling bonds
have been printed, not issued; q, 500, 600 of
registered stock are now in the hands of the
treasurer of the State, being the balance of
,$5,O4O,O00 issued.
The Legislature from time to time passed
several acts for the issue of bonds to pay
the Indebtedness of the State. Subsequent
ly il passed an act for the conversion Of its
securities. To provide for this, the above
amount in bonds was printed, which has
given rise to many grOundless mierep.
reservations and gross fabrications.
r. K. SCOTT,
Governor of South Carolina.
MILES G. PARKER,
Chairman OF the Committee on State Ac.
counts.
NORFOLK, November 6.-The steamer
United States, from New Orleans for New
York, put in here for coal. She reports
having experienced head winds during the
entire trip. She sails this evening.
LOUISVILLE, November GA pillar sup
porting the main floor of the African Baptist
church, corner of Fifth and York streets,
gave way. The congregation were panic
stricken, and nine women and two children
were trampled to death Op the stairs.
LONDON, November 6.-The British expe-'
ditiOn for the observation of the total
eclipse which will occur December IL has
arrived at Malta.
MATAMORAs, November I.-Advices from
Monterey to October 25 have been received.
The rebel General Trevino was still outside
of Saltillo. He had enough men, but not
enough arms to attack the town. Saltillo
is defended BY General Cerello, government
commander. The people of the town are
required to retire to their houses early in
the evening.
General Martinez is on the other side Of
SaltillO and has cut Oft communications with
the interior.
The Monterey papers publish captured
dispatches from General Cerells, asking the
government for additional artillery.
1t is reported that General Corona is on
his way to take command of the govern
ment forces operating against Trevino.
lsdrea Trevins. governor elect of Goa.
hula, who Joined the revolutionary move
ment of General Trevina, died from ex-
posure in the camp of the letter.
Cattle stealing on the Rio Grande is at an
end, the thieves having all joined General
Cortina, who is preparing to attack Noua-
rajO, near Mier
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07
IEQKIPfs OF PRODUCE.

CAIRO-Steamer SOuthwesterr-la2 bales cotton
39s SKIS cotton seed hhd tobacco 72e9 sks corn and
ouu0ry produce
sHREtEPORT-Steamer Little Fleta-5so bales
cotton and sundries
GRAND ECORE-Steamer Ozark-.O; bales cotton
bbls molasses and sundr1es
st AARTlNSvILLE-Steamer Big Horn-l. bales
cotton SKIS seed cotton u hhds sugar 81 bbls mo.
lasses and sundEies
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
ST LOC1S-Steamer Mary Forsyth-Sundry
produce
DONALDSONv1LLE-St Henry Tete-6s
hhdsssu&ar lS1 bbs moasses p half bbls molssses
and sundries
WALLIS LANDING-Steamer Bart Able-ls bales
cotton 3 hhds sugar 1886 bbs moiasses 26 half bbls
mOasses and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Rice Farmer-s4 bbls
nee " SKIS potatoes and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Marce!la-l68 bbls rice
half bbls m0lasses andsundres
BAYOU SAkA-Steamer W s Pike-23s balea Of
cotton "a sks seed cotton loo sks cotton seed l53
bbls m0lasses 20 hhds sugar and sundries
st LOUIS-SteameI Mohawk and barpes-3a.i
bbls Hour 322 half bbs -four 2Oa5 SKIS corn ~ AKA Of
oats 459 axis bran and sundry produce
ANTE RIVER--Steamer Alice-6O cords wood p
bales cotton zS SKIS cotton seed 19 SKIS seed cotton
bbls mOlasses and sundries
81 TIM RAuRoADs
1BW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
BRN RAILROAD, November 6-l2l6 bales cotton aud
NkW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
kOAD November $50 bxs cheese pkgs tobacco
u tcs lard Is bbls oil 81 bbs apples 10000 feet lua
Der ami suudries
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07
General Markets.

NEW YORK, November 5-Cotton fluctu.
ated considerably, but closed at about the
prices current this day week. Sales for the
week reached l3l 600 bales. of which I6 o00 o0
bales were for future delivery. l6. .OO1 IN tbo a
spot and to arrive. Of spot cotton exnort.
ers took about 1900 bales, spinners 5000 and
speculators 400 bales. Hog products have
been more active, and prices have ad.
vanced. Beef product has been firm. and
dairy products dull. Tallow and oil have
been active for export. Whisky and petro.
leum have declined. Wool and tobacco
have been quiet. Naval stores advanced
Other domestic products have exhibited no
special features. A'
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

The Claiborne Street Railroad Company
contemplate running night cars, with a
charge Of twenty-five cents for each pas
senger, between midnight and the usual
tlne OF starting in the morning. We hope
the same plan will be adopted on the other
lines.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

MORTON HoUsE.-This new book. by the
author of Valerie Aylmer, was so largely
called for on the day Of its publication that
the entire edition was exhausted, leaving
many orders untitled. A largo edition ia
being printed, and will be ready in few
days. D. Appletoa T. Co., New York, are
the publiahers.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07
MISCELLANEOUS
A TESTIMONIAL

I
A TESTIMONIAL "a
NEW ORLEANS, juno q, ISL
). Il. GARDNER, Agent Grover / Baker sevi1
Machine Company, No. lss Canal street. ~
Orleans:
Sn-We are much in want Of two of your EA1U
SEWING MACHINES. and propose to give yss ,
exchange for them. one each, Singer and whssls
Wilson. II you accept our o6er it will taksAo
% the last Of i've of tho other patterns
machines that We have disposed Of to give -
to youra Is
We nave had much experience with seveeal
the leading Sewing Machines, and feel that wssn
say. without injustice to any one, that the
ELASTIC STITCH MACHINE
OF your Companys make il far superiae =
any that We have used. Its simpbsa#
small effort required to operate. and The -
strength and elasticity Of its seam, are qualtee
we have never found equsled in any other. So
the Introduction Of your Sewing Machine ints -
Asylum, it has always been tho fAvorite with -
children. and often . source of much contents
among them. ~ to who should have the pEivnse
Of its use.
During the past two years We have had W.
your Sewing Machines in constant use, and ~
quantities Of work Of every description for
lAes has been done ON them. We have never
any complaint from those for whom the work
been done. but, on the contrary. much pass
the beauty and perfection Of the machine st'''a''
We most earnestly hope that you WI seeeps
ysur machines ct the earliest oppsrtuaiU.
Dn8CTR1ss 81. .KLIzADxTHORrHAN AS1Iua
sa1a 3n 1t p
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07
MEMORANDA.

The steamship Concordia, Captain Hedge, from
New Orleans for Liverpool arrived at Halifax, Oc.
tober 80, short of coal.
Cargo of steamer Wade Hampton Captain God.
din, from vicksburg for New Orleans, sunk at "A.
NJ, November 6, opposite Donaldsonville:
1869 bales cotton 20 hhds sugar 100 bbs moasses
$40 SKIS OIcake lot cotton seed and sundries
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07
Death Of q Cengressman.

NEW YORK, November 5.-General James
McCleerey, formerly Of the Forty first Ohio.
and OF General w. H. Hazens' staff, later
captain and brevet brigadier general Of the
United States infantry, and present Repub-
lican Congressman from Louisiana, died
this evening Of consumption at Hygenic In
stitute, Leight street. His remains will be
taken to Ohio tomorrow.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07
INSURANCE,
DELTA INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE CORNER CARONDELET AND COMMON

OFFICE CORNER CARONDELET AND COMMON
STREETS, NEW ORLEANS.
CAPITAL STOCK DEPARTMENT.
Shares $lGG each. Annual interest dividends ten
per cent.
PREMIUM DEPARTMENT
All dividends to Stockholders payable in Cash,
FIRE, MARINE and RIVER policies issued by this
Company at Current Rates of Premiums.
TRUSTEES:
A. Baldwin c. Leeds l. H Gardner
q. P. Blancand, F. LabOrie Z Ianena
A. Elmer Bader, A. H. DMeza, o. Hopkins.
- DeIcler Emile Dupre, c. H. Moulin,
4. IeitrOu, John Brunaso, W. B. COnger
B. Hunt. D. Bouligny E. BOrdelois.
n " ". Ihfurer, a. palaciO, 7. L. Airey,
H. a. oe A'zafol, I. NJ Simmons, Joseph Aleix,
E. Ganucheau.
OFFICERS:
E. GANUCHEAU, President.
A. BALDWIN Vice President,
.,,c L. ". BAQUIE, Secretary
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07

A Fort Wayne, Indiana, dispatch of the
second says:
Miss Julia Ward, daughter of an old
pioneer citizen Of this city, was married to
Thomas p. Weaver tonight. Upward of
ono thousand cards were issued. The cere-
mony took place in the rink. which was
crowded, and great number were unable
to obtain admittance. 1t is conceded to be
this city.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY BvRNINs. November s, ISL.
COTTON-The esles to-day summed up $3.50 bales,
at full prices, without any quotable varistion We
give also the Exchange figures, which are for even
running Of ito typee, while ours are for average
lists, with the outside rates for strict:
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07
CORPORATIONS.
CHARTEk..... ......................C CHARTER.

|
Be known that on this twenty fourth day fully
parish and city Of New Orleans, duly n
cne s1d
stoek Of the eEaMxkIA INSURANCE s eaesI coM
PANY OF NEW ORLEANS, hereinafter undersigned
aud requested me, notary, to make act Of record
| and deposit Of that portion of the hereto annexed
document, commencing on the ninth line from
below on the third page, to be and remain among
my current notarisl records serve for reference
said document is in the words and figures following
| The Board Of D rectors, IN meeting on the al.
unanimousiy adopted the following preamble and
resolutions which, in due course Of time. it will
bring before general meeting or the stockholders
WHEREAS, The assets of the Germania Insurance
Company are as follows
Assets as per statement Of March 81, 1871:
Due by individual account. 1881 IS
Loans on Pledge 1880 90
CITY Sns Sonds on % at %s4iet value. sS4 s g g
Louisiana State bonds. nds.............. IL $50 on
Bank and other stocks 1t market value. 1871 IL
Books, safes and fixtures Of main and
branch Offices. 4,s3s 50
Total. .........................s $500, 900 90
And Whereas 1t appears from the said statement
that the assets OF the company amount to s. O0OO
therefore, be 1t
Resolved That the stock Of the Germauia Insur.
ance Company be declared full paid, and that. &C.
cordingly the shareholders receive certificate "f
500. full paid stock for each share. VI
And be it further resolved, That article twelve
Of the charter be altered and amended 40 "a to
read as follows ." 90 !"
ARTICLE TWELVE.
For the yearly dividends to be declared a. aso-..
said the amount to be paid to the ockhoider.
shall not exceed ten per cent interest nor shc.n
follows: "0 A''"eo -
Ten per cent cash 70 the steckholders forty per.
Per cent shan be credited to the Sid assured unt
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07
BUSINESS CHANGES.

THE CO.PARTNERsHIP HERETO.
l. fore existing between John Coleman and
George Cronan. under the name Of John Coleman
4 Co., 10 this day dissolved by mutual consent
JOHN COLEMAN,
80 GEORGE CRONAN,
New orleans July Is, 1870. Ocl. BOT
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07
Average Rxchanss

The demand was active throughout the day. and
supplies, vet the sales embraced the large amount
noted above. Strict good ordinary, benders, sold
at 7ssc; low middling at l7s aud IKE mostly the
latter: strict low middling at l7Hc; middling At
lSc strict m:ddling at lss, and strict middlng to
good middling at l8k and lsasc. In ono or two
cases q shade more was paid for middling As
general thing the advantage on the side Of the
seller.
The Exchange reports: Demand good Market
firm"
COTTON STATEMENT.
BA'es
Stock on hand September l. 1871 - 2S03
Arrived since last statement .. 5i36
Arrived previously.. 280aa-l33, ,47s
Total l5s, ,sOl
Cleared to-day. d2y....................... 443
Cleared previously 9osas- 80 1894
stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared. g. 907
STOCK corresponding day last year. A,8Oz
New Orleans Republican., 1871-11-07
BANKS AND BANKING.

BANKS AND BANKING.
METROPOLITAN LOAN, SAVINGS
PLEDGE BANK,
114...........St. Charles Street.
GEORGE H. BRAUGHN, President
DR. J. WRNz, Vice President
T. D. vANHoRN, Cashier.
DIRECTORS
George Il. Braughn, A. Hero, jr.,
Dr o. Anfoux, J. Hassinger,
L T. Delassize, Thomas isabelle
Dr. ". Il. Hire, W. II. Pemherton
Dr.. J. Wenz.
This Bank will make liberal advances fue 49,
Or sixty days on Diamonds, Plate, Jewelry - ~
laterals Of oil kinds. Forfeited pledges ~ q
Kept by agreement three months.
DepositS Of fifty cents and upward viii b 49,
on which interest at six per cent viii be paid.
SPECIAL RATES FOR AMOUNTS BXCRRDU0m
HUNDRED DOLLARS. aeea