Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-12-19
!. ,H,irs and acts Of

krU" I'D IUI WV
rrtiea ,, ap' real r personal and NIX.
auo o'hel r." Just before the
shl's0es',c ceased, its effects were
pi'i's e bank to a new State IN
ed by tue Ds Incorporated, for the
hen ' dsb,s and the settlement. Of
! m ID nj ,stmcni was suase-
erss', an s,he ~ large interest which
nids o, 1 had in the stock of the
ssrnr'rrnn s manner in which a trust
a NJ aep.,tcd upon the act grant
clsdIy . .,or and involving such
cna ''.s,ests, has been executed
Iblic I"'o. circumstances, be a I'll
rnde' ,' ai's but much more does 1t
Of IOq,. ',,sn,iion, when Ii embraces
y'l.f :. ', Of Obligations to which the
rDp " credit of the United States
'n' ,,s The two years allowed
gen ' ,'' :, an end. It's well under
n'' =. trustee has not redeemed
a w the outstanding notes OF
riIaru L.s re.i.sucd. md is actually
D.: 'n' n The Sd Of MArch, 1895, the
.'h h,ye been received by it !" a
rI' "a According to its own official
a"' f,,e as the fist Of Oc'o-
!, ' ~ after the banking privi-
y IT," VS. the charter had expired, i
'n", ,onr,l uncncclled notes of
= # the United States to the
D '"" millions five hun
, ~ thousand eight hundred
' !, dollars, Of which six millions
lr ,,j AMI seven'yfise thousand eight
'' dollars were in actual circu-
million four hundred AMI sixty
'.,ni SIX bundled and twen'y-sev-
., Safe ba,k agencies, and three
,so thousand three hundred and
II,s in transi.u; thus showing that
Kitten millions and a halt of the
ISe old bank were then still keep
,,lin,. The improperly of this
i obvious; it being The duty of the
| cnccII and not To put forth the
an institution, whose concerns it
I,,,kan to wind up. II the trustee
!, 10 reissue those notes now, l can
y,sou WHY it may not Continue to
The expiration of The two years.
! could have anticipated a course
lrdiu4rv, the rrohlbitory clause of
|sr above quoted was unsccompan'-
penalty or ether special provision
(tins it; nor have we any general
. preyenrllon of similar acts III fu-
| i not in this view of the subject
your in'erpoSltisn is required
BATES. in settling with the trustee
ktck, have withdrawn their funds
| f,rmer direct Liability TO the Gre
HE obi bank, vet notes of the ins'i-
Rhine to be sent forth in its name,
really upon the authority of the
kd.es The transactions canncc-
Ehe employment of the bills of the
are ofvast extent; and should they
fortunately, the Interests OF indi-
bay be deeply compromised
Undertaking to decide how far, OF
form, if any, the trustee could be
biz FIR notes which contain no OBJ
IN its part; or the old hank, fol
re put in circulation after the ex.
\ tho char;er, without its authority
bvernmen, for indemnity, in case
he question still presses itself up
Eonsidera,ion, whether it is consis
dmy and good faith on the part o
kmmcnt, 10 Witness this proceeding
single eE,rt 10 arrest it.
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
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l02. BOOKSELLER, Washington
klshed (anI secured the copy
in- to law) the above maps,
b found infinitely more com :
carate than any heretofore pub
Py are published on separate
continuing nearly six square
be fo1n1 useful and valuable
crested in the lands ct either
show every item of intorma-
in the possession, of the land
i've 10 water courses, township
lands and reservations, land
and will be found perfectly
precise in these points
sent by mill to any part o.
States, Subject only to single
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e the above advertisement I'm
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1897. 30
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