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Nos. 2and 4 run daily, No. and sdaily,
except sunday. .
Baltimore for Philadelphia, New YORK
aud Boston. At WashingtonCity for all
points South. ,.
West bound trains make direct connec.
tions tor all principal points west ana
Northwest.
Pullman Palace Sleeper will run on No.
and from BenwoOd to Chicago.
--,,, -, ny,ro,e,prTpc AVN RAJ
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EVANS SUGAR CURED HAMS,
II Evans Sugar Cured Beet, Evans Sugar
Cured Break fast Bacon, sugar Cured Ton
CUES, Just received from CINCINNATI;
iue27 r. J. SMYTH
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REFINED LARD.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF
i Fairbanks Refined Lard in !, and
ID. cadies, and in ~ and ~ lb. buckets:
X. J. SMYTH,
ie27 Cor. Market and Fourteenth SIS.
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Accommodation train leaves Bellaire al
4:D p. NJ, and arrives at Steubenville at
6:l5 M.
Bellaire at 80 IA. m, and 1850 p. M;
Bridgeport 10 :05 II. m. and 10 p. m; arrive
Al Martins Ferry at l0:l5 a. III. and l:l5 y.
m. Returning leave Martins Ferry at
II 10 a. M, and S:l5 p. m; Bridgeport IL :4O
a. M, and 3:25 D. m arrive at Bellaire vi
II 10 "A. ~. and $40 p. IN.
Tickets TO all principal points In the
East and West can be procured NJ the
Union Ticket Office In Mcclure House, ana
al the station at Bridgeport.
+. X. MYERS,
cps General Passenger & Ticket AGENT.
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FISH.
COFFEE.
REFINED SUGARS.

100 Bbls. Crushed, Powdered & Granulated.
100 Extra c and A White,
so Franklin b,
so Yellow G.,
In store and for sale by
MIRO Nj. REILLY.
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COMMON SENSE.

A good Baking Powder must not only be
composed OF pure materials but the ingre'
dients must be combined in perfect pro-
portions, chemically.
Cheap Baking Powders are being forced
on the market, made up from inferior
drugs, and in unchemical combination.
In use OF these more or less Of injurious
residue is left in the bread, the use OF
which will produce indigestion, heart
burn. dyspepsia, &c.
We guarantee strict purity OF material
and perfect chemical proportions In the
EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDER.
Those who have regard tor health and
and true economy, will use 1t In prefer
ence TO all others.
Ask for LOGAN, LIST d cos, Excel
sior Baking Powder.
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Rules and Regulations OF the Wheel.
ing Horse Market and stock
Agency.

Rules and Regulations or the Wheel
ing Horse Market and stock
Agency.
LIST. All stock sold by this Agency 70 be
as represented or money refunded, and the
highest bidder TO be the buyer.
"a, All horses offered for sale and prove
not as represented by the owner, II sold
and returned, will be charged with the
commission.
81. A deposit will be required OF all buy
ers when the property is knocked down 70
them.
4th. All horses sold at public auction
will be subject to trial until O'Clock p. M,
and If not as represented by the auctioneer
are returnable and the money Will be re-
funded.
5th. This Agency will not be responsible
for stolen or mortgaged property. The sell
Ter will at all times be made known TO the
bryer, and where any doubt exists a
searching investigation will pc made ana
fully represented 10 the purchaser.
9Th. A registry fee OF SOC will be charged
for all stock TO be offered Tor sale through
This agency. An additional fee OF slOO Will
be charged where the property Is ts he ad-
yertised in our regular Catalogue sales.
7th, A commission ofs5 20 Will be charged
ON ali sales Of horses under 500, and per
cent additional on all sums over SOD same
on wagons, buggies, harness, &C., unless
under SO, then 10 per cent will be the COM
mission.
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RATES OF BOARDING HORSES.

Sixty cents per day for drove horses or
horses for sale; 800 per day for horses
that are required 20 be handled or exer-
cised and broken.
Iwill keep careful and attentive grooms'
ard horses left In my care will have pro-
rer care and attention and handled pro-
perly, but will lot be responsible for IN
avoidable accidents
Parties having property TO oner VIII re-
ceive prompt attention BY addT n7Snnsf;y
Wheeling, W. Va, or q. Bridgeport o
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OUR t'LOU79
Hutchins' Music Store.

rnfr SAMPLES 10 AGENTS. LADIES
kkkk Combination Esedle-book, with
HILL ghromos. send stamp. F.P. 0lnck
New Bedford. Mass feblp
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At Wilhelns's Hotel and Drove yards.
w B Stanley, O.....3l lKeyes Strong, OH
] d Goodswing, O.0C b CHM. Na-......
w Lynn, O.............33 Matthew OBr1en, -
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New YORK, February "a letter IRON
Havana. dated the 3D. inst, says that the
destruction Of property by fire still con.
tinuCs, and night before last the streets
were illuminated by the glare Of several
fires in different directions in the neigh
bOrhoOd
The papers bring the details OF the
fight Ot Sago, near Rcmidias, where the
Spaniards claim to have rcpulsCd the
insurgents, killing six men and wounding
many.
There were several cornticlLs burned
and three Spaniards killed nj llOlguin.
The enemy attacked and burned tho
village and tort Of HorGniqucn, which the
Government says was truitorously sur.
rendered by the garrison,
Eight hundred insurgents attacked
Mobnaan, hut were rcpulacd, and lost Ia
killed, The Spaniards lost 10 killed and
IS wounded.
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By telegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
10 THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
WASHINGTON.
Postal Contracts.

WASHINGTON, February 0.--The House
Committee on Post Offices and Post Poads
to-day continued the examination OF
Holbrook, special agent OF the depart
ment, who gave the testimony showing
the collusiOn OF contractors with the
clerk for the purpose of procuring fraud:
lest contracts, alluding to the case oI
Kettle and Kinds on that committee.
The subcommittee Of Judiciary had
before them to-day the question Of the
procurement Of the late TransContinental
Railway Company. Col. Bowman tcsti-
fed that he had knowledge Of im-
proper means toiniluenCc legislation.
The Anti-SenatOr Spencer Committee,
appointed by one Of the Republican Ex-
ecutive Committees Of Alabama, consist
ing of cx.Gov. Smith, Gen. Morgan,
Judge Rice and Gen. Coon, arrived here
to-day. They will visit President Grant
md ibe Cabinet officers tomorrow, and
then place themselves in communication
with the leading Republican Senators.
Blaine will deliver his financial speech
tomorrow,
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DEATH OF PEOF, A. F. Ross.-Wc re
ceived last night the painful intelligence
Of the death OF a. F. Ross, President Of
franklin College, New Athens, Ohio, for
merly prominent citizen OF this county,
and for many years a Professor in Beth
any College. This sad event happened
ut his home in New Athens, Tuesday
morning, where he was found dead in his
bed about 9 o'clock. In the afternoon OF
the day previous he complained OF feel
ing unwelI, and left his class room and
went to his home, but manifested no seri.
Gus symptoms OF illness, ElrIy next
morning he was visited by physician
who reported nothing alarming in regard
to his case, and no apprchensions oI the
sudden and sad event, then so near at
hand, were entertained The real cause
OF his death wal mol known TO our in
formant, hui it ia not improbable that it
resulted from some disorder Of the heart.
Atthe'time OF hi7 death Mr.. Ross must
have been about Gj years old, He has
been hard worker, ~ an educator, for
over forty years He wal Professor OF
Ancient Languages at Bethany iromlsil
up to 1856, in which latter year he took
charge OF the erection and Inauguration
OF the Academy at West Liberty, known
now as the Normal School at that place.
In 1868 he became \ member o( the
West Virginia Constitutional Convcn-
tion, having been elected over the
late y. Richardson on the issue
Of ratiiying the Wiley Amendment,
which provided ior the abolition OF slav-
cry. He wa4 also member OF the first
Legislature OF West Virginia, that met
in this city on the Goth day OF June, 1863,
and in that Legislature did more than
any one else TO frame the first free school
law OF the new State.
Wherever he wa4 placed, Prof, E)''
was always u faithful aud hard work
ing man. lie was naturally an cnthusi-
asst and despite rcvcrscs Of fortune
always believed in the outcome oi the
work in hand, whatcverit .mightbe. We
suspect that he died from sheer cXhnus-
ton OF his nervous energies rather than
from any well defined ailment, He was
laboring to resuscitate the usefulness
and prosperity OF Franklin College, and
to this end worked too hard ior man Of
Of his age. Ii can truly be said OF him
that he thoroughly filed his mission in
life. He accomplished vast amount OF
good and never was known to be dcrelicI
in the performance OF any duty
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in similar ratio; and the cities make
far worse display Of extravaganza than
do the State Governments, as we shall
show by official statistics in few days.
These manifold forms Of taxation have
been steadily increased from year to
year until the expenditures Of the Gov
ernmcnt, in one form or another, eat
up the whole surplus earnings Of the peO'
pie, il not even larger sum; and yet we
stand wondering what can be the matter
with business that it should remain SO
long and 80 pcrsiStently depressed. The
whole explanation lies in the fact that We
have been permitting the politicians to
extend their power and their cxactions
until they have impoverished us 10 the
verge Of bankruptcy. They point US to
"public improvements as the result oil
their enormous extravaganza, Just as the
|fast" trader points to his cQuipage and
his gilded mansion when bankruptcy has
oycrtaken him; but the people feel that
in exchange for "Public improvements"
they have got private poverty, and .
fearful extent OF too.
The connection between taxation and
the depression OF business is sstrikingly
shown by the fact that trade is least de-
pressed where taxation has been least
augmented, 1t is generally conceded that
business at present suffers least in the
Western and Southern and Southwestern
States; and the counter fact ia that in
those sections the growth Of taxation has
been most held in check. The section
where complaint is loudeSt and where
wages have been reduced is New Eng.
land, which has 10 enormously increased
its taxes and its debt.
A thousand times more important than
any questions of currency, or education,
or Presidential succession, is this neglect
ed question of taxation. It lies at the
ROOT OF the s;agnancy OF capital, the idle
ness Of labor, the constantly occurring
bankruptcies and the common deieriora-
ton of credit. 1t has in it fearful posi-
biitics Of degradation to millions Ol our
people, Of defeat Of the splendid advan-
iages nature has conferred upon us, aud
of vitiation of our political institutions
even TO the extent OF ultimate revolution.
1t il, therefore, the one demand the people
have to make OF their legislators that,
whatever clsc may or may not be done,
the tdrel shalt be torthrih reduccdby one hall.
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GheGntelEigetteer

THE CENTENNIAL YEAR.-There will
be two causes at work this year that will
90 far to make good the general expecta-
ton Of better times. These arc the Cen
tennial and the promised activity Of the
mining districts Of the Far West. The
register Of the Vienna Exhibition shows
that II 100000 visits were made TO it. 1t
is not likely that the attendance at Phil
udelphia will be,any lcSS. ALLOWING five
or six visits to one person, the number oil
individuals visiting the Centennial will
be 100000. An average expenditure
for railway fare, hotel accommodation,
etc, Of $50 by each person, will make a
disbursement OF S6O,OOO,OOO this sum.
mer, the quickening influence OF which
on trade and industry will be far spread.
With regard to the gold and silver dis
tricts, all the signs point to nn unusual
movement. Discoveries Of mines Of im-
portance are constantly being made.
There is already considerable etlnx OF
population to the new mines, and this
emigration, forced forward as it will be
by the pressure of the unemployed in the
Eastern States, will likely reach large
proportions. Mining enterprises and
speculations are receiving considerable
attention, and large Investments have
been made in them in quiet way by.
capitalists. Nothing is needed to kindle
an excitement rivNling that Of the times
of 40 but the yeriication OF some OF the
gold discovcrics that have been reported.
The industrial effect OF such movement
would be felt throughout the country in
new impetus to manufactures and trade
in almost all branches,
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WAN nErAH1Mi,NT, ,
OrVlCR UP Tux tHKY SiGSAI uPRifER
WAIiSdTuS, Il, -, lrh iO.z.l N. }

pEOnAhlLIllEN
Ia the Upper Lake Region, rprr Mis-
si41ippi and Lower Missouri Nallcys
falling and lower barometer, increasing
east to south winds and generally warmer,
cloudy or partly cloudy weather will pre-.
vail, followed by rain turning to snow IN
the northern parts.
In the Gull States, Tennessee aud the
Ohio Valley, ri-ing followed by falling
barometer, south oCnpt winl4 and partly
cloudy weather, with lower temperature
IN the lat 'cc,lou nnl hut aliphi changes
in the two first
IN the Lower Lake Region and Middle
Statcs, ri ling barometer, north To- wcat
winds, slightly colder aud clearing wealth
or, followed in the fret district hy failing
barometer and castcrly windI.
In New England low barometer md
rain turning tonow in the northern por.
tion1, followed by ri.ing barometer,
northwest winds and warmer, clearing
weather.
IN the South Atlantic State, falling
barometer, south to wCN wind, warmer
and partly cloudy wca,hct followed by
rising barometer.
The river will continue alnwly falling
at Cairo, nnh nearly stationary At Mem.
phis and ViCkshurE
Crutionnrv Signals continue aluul' lhv
rrlI from Cap" May To EOltporl,
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VOLUME xXIv----NUMBER LAG!
FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, February 9,-In his speech in
the House Of Commons last evening
Disraeli made the following important
announcement Before we agreed to sup.
port the Austrian note it had been inti-
mated to US in an unmistakeable manner
that It was the PortC's desire, however
much it objected TO the note, that Eng.
land should not stand aloof.
The firm Of VIM. Murry &Son, foreign
provision merchants, have failed. Liza
bilities placed at 10000 pounds.
WESTON AHEAD.
Weston defeated Perkins, the English
champion in a walk for the ESQ cup.
The match was the greatest number Of
miles in "a hours. Perkins made 65
miles in 10 hours and stopped.
A telegram from Vienna declares
the dispatch to the effect that the Consuls
at Mostar had received instructions 10
negotiate with the insurgents on the basis
Of Count Andrassy's proposals, to he un-
true.
The story that n quantity Of gunpow-
der had been discovered among the GOALS
Of steamer at Antwerp, is untrue.
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HELENA. February 9.-Thc Legisla-
tive Council Of Montana has passed a
resolution granting S3,j00,00O to aid in
the construction Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad west from Bismarck 10 Shields
river, the wcstcrmosi tributary Of the
Yellow Stone.
New York, February "A letter was
received here yesterday from the private
secretary Of the Grown Prince OF Prussia,
in which he states that owing 10 personal
matters it will he impossible for the
Prince to visit America at any time this
wear,
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NEW YORK.


New York, February 9.-The fire last
night did It's work thoroughly, and
crowds ofspectators gaze ut the ruins to.
day where great blockof solid brick and
iron stood last night, and which is now a
great chasm in which lie in confused
heaps piles OF steaming bricks and frag-
ments Of bent and twisted girders, bound
ed by blackencd walls, some Of which are
already tottering to their full. Atpresent
il is impossible to obtain an accurate
list OF all the losses. The total loss is
estimated at about $3,OOOOOO, and the
insurance at S2,0O0,OO0. The bodies Of
David Mulden and David Clutc, the fire.
men who were killed, were viewed by tho
coroncrs jury this morning. Both men
leave families.
The great fire has developed heavy
losses upon the British Fire Insurance
Agencies Of this city.
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Tickcl Agents. Convention.

LOUISVILLE, February "a convcm'
ton OF the general railroad ticket agents
Of America has begun its session here
having been called together to adopt the
rates to be charged during the Ccmtcn.
nial season. Nearly all the principal
roads OF America are represented. Moth
ing definite has been transacted, but it is
thought that n reduction OF % per cent
from the regular rates will be made.
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Financial Condition OF TcnneS
seq

NASHVILLE, February 9.-The Comp
troller has furnished the following state.
ment Of the financial condition of the
State: Assets, next January, 81 POI ,IO2
due; liabilities, S%,GiS,249; deficit, 81
1861. January 1875, assets, Sl,9lS,-
7O3 due; liabilities, S4,4j0,027; deficit,
81, l4O.325; the entire interest bearing
debt Of the State, S22,9OS,OO0.
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sUsrENDED FoR SSO0,00O.

The Ewniny Post says that the coal
commission houses Of Z. 4. Packer & Co,
E. B. Ely & Co., and Brateau & Hartude,
all in Trinity building, III Broadway, and
the extensive coal firm OF S. K. Smith &
Co., Of New Haven, have suspended. The
total liabilities involved aye nearly $780,
600. L. A. Packer Il Go. expect to pay
in full and resume. They have made an
assignment to VIM. +. Carter, the head Of
n Philadelphia firm who are among their
largest creditors.
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nOAL rROrOsAIS.

pron,sSlg Tor furnishing tho County Jail and In
Urinary with C1Ai fnt the ensuing yCAt, C0mmonC
inn Anil Ist, will IL revived nj the Clerks otiyc
nf ,hr Heard nf Commissioner until March st, nj
- n'rinrk noon lNdB received separately Tor jail
ar indTmnry, ItldCr' To specify Ticc icr clean,
mixed and nut CUa properly acrrCnCd and wcghc,i,
Wy onirro vi the HGNrI of Commissioner,
tcv-WNS CllAS Il, DEIIEiiS, CLERK
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COLUMBUS, February 9.-ln the Senate
to-day bill was passed to allow Cincin-
natl to issue six million dollars OF bonds
to complete the Southern Railroad. A bill
was introduced TO makeit misdcmcanor
for dentists, surgeons or other persons
to administer an csthctic, except in the
presence OF Witnesses.
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industries which the folly Of Congress in
contracting the currency has left in a
prosperous condition.
In brief discussion as 10 the course
OF debate it was understood that Blaine
would address the House tomorrow
promising to keep as near the merits OF
the bill as Cox and Kelly had done and
that the general debate would come to n
close tomorrow; the committee rose and
the House adjourned,
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Marine Intelligence,

ruILApELpHlA, February 9.-SIcAm.
,hip Ohio, from Liverpool, arrived.
l.ONpoN, February y Steamships
Spain, and American from New
York, and Siberia from Boston arrived
pui.
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CXECUToR'S SALE or REAL. rs
Il TATE.
By virtue Of the will OF John X, Smith, dcce,s'
| Will OH


By virtue Of the will OF John X. Smith, deceased,
will OIL
SATURDAY, the 9TH dayoI March, 1876.
At tho front door O the Court H0uSr Of Ohio coun.
iy, West Virginia, commencing NJ 10 O'Clock A. " +,
,cI nj public auction TO the highest and best bidder
the following described rial estate In the city VI
Wheeling, that l. to say: forty feet OF tho south
Cnd Ol l1t numbCr StNtynNC, bounded for Stid forty
feet on the cRst by Alley T. and on the south by
Alley 10. being the boundary NJ tho part oi said
lot IL bC sod Us above an which part Oi stands two
frame houses. Title believed IL hr perfect, hut
selling rs Executor will ConvCy only such lille a.
Is vested In me by said will,
TERMS or SGLE-Onr-thIrl, OF ~ much more A.
the purchaser may wish To pay, In cash; the bal
anrc In two equal instImcniS al six and twelve
months from day Oi sale with interest, with s"cUt-
iiy to bc approved by the undersigned,
JACOB NULL,
Executor Of John Il, Smith, decd
Whrrling, ". Va, Jan. -, IsiG
WM. II, uAILER, AuCtlNnCUr, irI TuNS
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CANADA.


MONTREAL, February 9.-The old es-
tablished iron firm Of Ferrier & Co. has
suspended. Liabilities S45O,0OO.
Gay 4 Co., hardware dealers, have sug-
pended. Liabilities 100000.
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Mr.. Wallace presented fifty petitions
of five thousand citizens Of Pennsylvania
in favor OF aid to the Tcxas.Pacific Rail-
road, Referred.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, February Count Won Ar.
MIN is expected here on account Of the
illness OF his son.
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Send your address Of onor IL McNu. " u, " "
MURDOCH, NuuryWsa, RiFhh AMI NnlT''7
No. II2 SmilhGCll street. rlIl,lnTh Ia,' nnd yIi
their new CatalOgucut RkLlAl'LE NEI'hl NNIt
AND FLOWEK SEEDS, Just issued A'''W 'tn'l
and Ornamental Trees gr'0i variety
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FRANCE.

PARIS, February 9.-Prince Srbaalian
Laurentic, the author, is dead.
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This Bank Is organized and prepared 10 transact
tho business Of banking In all lis details.
II Itsuccceds the First National Bank Of Wheeling,
Is owned by the same shareholders and Is undert The
mme management.
BY carefully regarding the interests Of liz Cores.
pondents and Depoaiiors, and by prompt and
faithful execution Of their wishes II hopes 10 merit
their esteem and confidence
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points throughout the
United States.
Deposit Accounts suGIcct TO check at hght re-
ccIyCd from Ranks, Bankers, Firms, CorpOrations
and Individuals.
CcrtIlcaics Of DepOdt Issued payable on demand
or at fixed dates.
IntCrcs, allowed on Special DCposlts.
pIREcToRs:
John K. BOtSiord, VIM. b. Simpson.
Jacob s. Rhodes, VIM. A. Turner,
George Adams, John L. Hobbs,
Geo. W. FnnEheinl, o. c. Dewey.
Henry NJ. Harper, my2l.dAw
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Exchange Bank.

JIM. VANCE, rrcst sAx'L I4uauus, w.
Liability Of 10000
This Bank succeeds 10 the buslnCsg Of the MeT.
chants National Bank, and deals In Coin Coupons,
Commercial Paper and Bills Of Exchange.
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
Collections made on oil points and proceeds
promptly rclnitied.
Accounts Of bankers and business Men solicited.
Stockholders liable TO dcpoltOrs according to the
Constitution Of the State The same Us In National
Banks
DIRECTORS:
J. n. Vance, 8. HOrEheime,
l., s, Drlaplain, d. GutmRn,
J. q. Hoffman, Wm. Ellngham,
SaT'l I.aughlln, II. Wallace.
Crawford Booth,
auG JOHN J. JONES, Cashier.