The Daily Dispatch: October 10, 1861., [Electronic resource]

Bank of Howardsville.

Condition of the Bank of Howardsville. June 30, 1861.Resources:

Bills receivable	$144,679 65
Bills under protest	4,163 12
property of the Bank	1,945 62
Temporary loan to the State of Va.	5,000 00
State of Virginia bonds	166,008 35
due from Banks	12,624 10
specie	37,050 40
Notes of other Banks and checks	2,704 30
Notes of this Bank on hand	35,000 00
	$374,675 54

Liabilities:

Capital stock	$150,000 00
Notes in circulation	183,237 00
Small notes, viz: $2's	4,000 00
Contingent fund	8,924 36
Deposits, Including certificates	12,871 00
Discount and interest	6,062 39
Tax on dividends	259 46
Due to Banks and Bankers	9,321 24
	$374,675 54

[The charter of this Bank having been changed, I do not make a comparative statement until the year expires, and for the same reason did not make this return earlier.]

The undersigned, Directors of the Bank of Howardsville, have examined the above statement of the condition of the said Bank, and certify that they believe it to be correct.

Given under our hands this 14th day of September, 1861.

W. A. Turner, President.

Z. R. Lewis,

R. W. Elsom,

Richard L. Wilbourn,

J. C. Childress.

On this 16th September, 1861, D. J. Hartsook, Cashier of the Bank of Howardsville, made oath before me, a Justice for the county of Albemarle, that the above statement is correct to the best of his knowledge and belief.

W. A. Turner, J. P.