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VA. LEEsBURG LOTTERY
Here's the Place for Bargains,

n EARNEST, would respectfully inform his friends
and the public generally, that just received
from Philadelphia, in addition his former stock an
assortment of goods, in his line, consisting OF
Super Blue, Black, ivisiJle Green and Dala tbs
blue, Black, Iare,ier elored, and Figured C.9SSL
.uERES; Blue, Black Steet-n.ir'd, Lend eoiored and
Drat S.4IILhET7S; Bon,1asine and Six Ie,r,f
tESILNGS; Canu1ss NJ Padding, Together trith all
necessary trimmings;
winch he VIII sell, Mt the lowest CASH will
be found at his old stand Main street. nearly oppos,e
the Banl, where he will promptly all calls and
Manufacture work to order, the approv
style His friends invited call, examine and pur
Richmond, Dec. 10, 1893 49tf
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EAST FORK CANAL MEETING.

In pursuance to the request made by number
OF our citizens, who feel ineres, in the future
prosperity OF our borough and surrounding coun-
try, considerable number of individuals me, a,
the Warner Building, on Saturday evening last
the 10Th INST, and organized by calling Warner
VI. Leeds to the Chair, as the presiding officer,
and by appointing D. P. Holloway, Secretary
lhe object OF the meeting was briefly stated
by the President, to be the taking of prelin,-
mary measures to secure the construction of the
East Fork Canal, as surveyed and reported to the
Legislature OF this State, running from this place
TO brookviiie- Alter some pertinent remarks
'iom different indlv iduals, the following resou-
ton was offered by Mr.. FuIghum. and unanimous
ly adopted by the meeting:
Resolred. That there be 4 committee of nine
appointed Committee of Vigilance and Cor
respondcnce; and that they be requested TO col
lect and publish from time to time such matters
as they may collect and deem expedienf, to pro-
mote early commencement, and complexion
of the East Fork Canal, from Richmond to Brook
vile.
The President appointed the following per-
sons TO compose the committee created by the "a
bove resolution; B. Fughum, D. p. Holloway,
Irwin Reed, S. L. Perkins, d. p. Virgins, w.
, Dewey, DR.. J. r. Mendcnha, W. K Fouke, {.
Shearon.
/ On motion of Mr.. Dewey it was
! Resolrcd That n committee OF three be appoint
ed to draft preamble and resolutions for the
consideration Of q future meeting to be holden a,
this place.
Mossfs. Dewey, Foulke and Perkins wo ap
pointed said committee.
resolution also passed requesting the
editors of the Palladium, and of the Jeier
sonian to publish the proceedings of this meet
ing
On motion, this meeting adjourned to mec
again Saturday evening next at the same
place.
I w. NJ. LEEDS, President.
d. p. HOLLOWAY, Secretary.
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CORRESPOND CE.

Indianapolis, half past O'Clock, r NJ
December l2ti, 1888.
Iessrs. Editors Of the Pa!ladium-l hasten to
3aMa you, and the people of Wayne through your
Asr, that ALBERT S. WHITE, prescn. men,
rvm Congress from Indiana, has been this mo-
m, declared duly elected the 36ih vote, u
@ases Senator for the next six years, with a mn
mt Of 81 votes over Col. Blake, Canal Commits
bar
NJ. Blake, il is said was uncompromising in hi.
Intentions, and not being tho choice Of the ma
prl.y Of the Wings, as will be seen by referring
% the tales, and balance Of power being lodged
aGcn Howard, totally prevented an election for
har days. After repeated trials to unite upon
dderea, candidates already in the field without
success, MIR. White was presented by his friends
ana elected on the third trial. Much is said of his
'aien's as usual, and il is believed that Indiana
VI" nov present as strong a from, in the U. States
Sena'e as any State in the Union. Having et,
''sa roee, my constituents will be able TO see how
aa'c cast my votes for the county of Wayne.
"wouid have been remarkable indeed it /, while
A'ng under the flag Of Modification, had cast nv
ses to Col Blake, one of the present Board of
aema Improve mcnt.
Respectfully yours,
!
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friends of Mr.. Blake were determined and stub
bornly unyielding. and were resolved TO force the
friends Of Noble, to WELD and elect Blake. The
Democrats, or at least great majority Of them.
we're disposed to keep hands off, as between Nc
bic and Blake, until they saw danger Of the cleo
ton terminating in the choice of Noble, in which
event they would doubtless, have concentrated
their force on Blake to defeat Noble. Under this
state of affairs, the fourth days ballotting,
rather voting, for the election you know was by
i9int rira r0ce vote, of both Houses. The friends
of Gov Noble began to scatter off on White, at
first without any hope of eectng him; few times
voting however convinced them that he an
country, MANY of Mr.. Bake's friends we're entire
~ willing to, and did go for Mr.. White, and thus
in a very short time and almost as if by magic,
Mr.. White was elected. The entire delegation
from Wayne, as you will sec from the published
votes, went for him. He is firm Wing, and in
point Of talent, compared with Mr.. Blake, we
think will lose nothing.
J Samuel. Merrill, this day reelected, Presi-
dent Of the s. Bank withou, opposition, and Robert
MORRISON was also reelected, Director Of the
State Bank, with opposition.
Nothing definite has yet been done on the sub
ject of Internal improvements. The prevailing
opinion seems TO be, that the number of the Board
will be reduced, five three, most likely TO the
latter number, and the representative principle
destroyed Yours respectfully,
CALEB Z. JACKSON.
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"But Uenr,-s rca-

son soon left him 10 The first expression. the
return of his is represented rs IN illusion;
IN the second, it is made positive. The whole
OF the lesson containing these quoted words.
ought to be omitted. 1t is calculated 10 awaken
that tear which Is inherent in every juvenile
breast This is not speculative only it is con-
firtned by experience: child not four wears OF
age, who had been carefully' guarded agains, the
inroads OF s'nersttious dread; and who had been
accustomed to retire TO bed in lonesome cham
ber ore night was evidently excited; he said he
did not wish TO sleep alone: incrrogating him,
he answered that he ''afrad somebody would
brighten him with white sheet, they did little
Henry" In bidding adieu TO his ''little readers,
he addresses them in the plural number; in the
next paragraph, he adopts the singular number
"you are now a little c,Id:" in the next he speaks
to them again as "lt,le children;'' in the second
paragraph after. he returns to the singular ''if
you good child"
| The Third ReaG-r have not before me. In
the ''scggestions TO Teachers p-efixed 10 the
Fourth Reader, the author says. that a certain
exercise s.will be found highly interesting TO the
pupils and highly improving in greater variety
/ of WAYS than many other highly approved meth
DDS of recitation" 1t is high time, that this highly
interesting sentence, should be deprived Of some
of lis highncsses. In the selections of this book,
which arc said to be '!rom the best American
and English wriers.' find such phrase as
this allowed to remain unaltered: "that nameleSs,
but invaluable quality, called good-breeding ."-
In Lesson 49, the pupil is required to protract the
:. italicized consonants Of certain words: among
them is the word take should like to know how
his pupils succeed in prolonging the IN this word
T. in connection with other letters, is an abrupt
sound; it does not admit Of lengihening.
l am sorry to see that invcteratc absurdity OF
locating the O.nnipresent Deity in the clouds
kept up bv the introduction into of the Rea
ders of such lines these
Remember child, Remember,
That God is in the SKY,
That lie looks all We do
With n wakefu eye.
, The Objectionable line might easily be improvct
by saying: That God is always nigh.
81 | could exhibit other inaccuracies and nelegan
cies if it were requisite, and time permitted; bu
d pretty correct idea may be formed OF the VeEba
defects Of the books, from the above exposition
There is another feature in the Eclectic itca
ders, which, | am satisfied, will be offensive It
some religious denominations; but this de!icat
point and forbear cnlarg ing upon IT.
Although did not intend 70 say any thing up
PREDATORY, | cannot withhold the expression q
satisfaction discove ring that the author ma
adopted Webster's photography.
To conclude, l will say, that these books appea
: TO me to be, good plan badly executed.
ALPHABET.
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Resoteed, That it be made the duty, of the act
ing Secretary. to give notice of the ensuing meet,
ing two weeks previous
htsoircd, Tha, the proceedings of this meeting.
DC Published IN the papers of Wayne County.
hesotred, That Mr.. Rea of Richmond be re-
ques'ed 10 deliver an address, al the next quar-
teFiy meeting Of the Association
oh motion, the meeting then adjourned, TO NEE,
II Richmond on the first Saturday of March mex,
a, eleven O'clock
SAMUEL X. NOSHOCR. P.es,.
u w JULIAN, Sec pro- ten
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VuiS.
NATHAN SMITH.
Respectfully

Indianapolis, Dec IA, 1898.
1enfiemen--Having II leisure hour, | take pleas
e@ appropriating il. in writing you line, to
aEs Yea some idea Of the way things arc trans
F'ng here. The general business ofLc-isla,ion
= scarcely commenced yet indeed the Legisla-
1s but just fairly organized and prepared Tor
'smess Much matter by way Of Resolution,
ocen referred to the appropriate committees
:" which source, bills on various important sub
'ss viii doubtless. find their way to the respec-
"sofanches of the Legislature, for their action
~ consideration. Nothing OF Importance has
70 zone yet, excepting the election of the va
Gus officers to be elected by the Legislature the
- important OF which is the election of United
.'es Senator, which, on the 18th instant, on the
!. y JOINT vote terminated in the election of the
Albert S. Waite; aud as this election has
a'0ated contrary to the expectation of all, a
words IN relation to the means by which it
brought about may not be amiss.
vas soon ascertained to be out OF the cues
:" the Democrats to elect a man of their
and the contest ultimately wased between
=. Noble and Mr.. Blake, both Wings. Gov.
sad a decided majority Of the Wings. The
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Pursuant 70 notice, the East Indiana AssocIa
ton of Professional Teachers met, IN the town OF
Dublin on Saturday, the first of December 1898.
In compliance with foItner request Dr. Taylor,
of Dublin, addressed the meeting, in very able,
interesting, and satisfactory manner HIS address
furnished the most ample proofs OF mind well
stored with facts, of wide range OF thought
thoroughly imbued with the weight, and impor
lance, of the subject, of Education, and, at the
same time, alive to a sense of the difficulties to be
surrounded, and ov ercome Especially in the west)
in the arduous. and laborous business Of teaching.
Although. DR.. Taylor has not resided long among
US, he seems to be we'll acquainted with the state
of Education in the west, and also, with the man
ners, CUSTOMS prevailing notions, and habits OF
thought, Of the western people. Without at
tempting to do justice to he address, by giving
synopsis of its contents. 1t may be sufficient, to
remark in this place, that it holds, prominent
rank among discussions of this subject; and that
IN considerations of its general merits, and aPp!i-
cabl.itv to the existing Of things in the west,
il is entitled to the nsde:ation, of all friends
of Education.
| DR.. Taylor was followed by Mr.. Mckinney,
who delivered discourse the principles of ele
( UGntarV lnStFuCttoU, WHICH WIS hiehIS Sh'CiN"i"
ing and satisfactory to those, who, had the plea
sure of hearing it. His remarks, proved HIM veil
acquainted with the science OF teaching, and
some of his suggestions, were entirely new TO a
great part of the audience, who intend to make
their practice, useful in the school room. The
manner in which, Mr.. Mckinney combatcd pre-
vaiiiuc, erroneous opinions, and the good sense
with which mis- remarks abounde1, carried convic
ton to the minds, of al who heard him.
After which, the house, being called TO order
bv the president, the following resolutions were
adopted.
Resolred, That committee, he appointed Il
report. at our next meeting, on the best method
of teaching History III schools; whereupon MIR
Bishop, was appointed said committee.
5 Resolced, That committee, be appointed t
, report, at the next quarterly meeting of tho As
> ISOLATION, on the subjec, of school Government
whereupon DR.. Taylor was appointed said com
mittee.
: Rcsolrcd. That committee, be appointed
report, the branches, VIII h, ought to be laugh
in common schools, and the books proper fo
n teaching them; whereupon Mr.. Hannah, {
. knigh,stown appointed said committee.
ResoIped, That Mr. j. NJ. Poe, and E. kinle,
be appointed committee Of arrangements. to
e the next meeting OF the Association.
= Rcsolred, That it be made the duty of the &C
ing Secretary, to collect the documents beIongin
3 to the Association, by the time of the next qua
e terry meeting.
I: Rcsolred, That Delegate be appointed to a
o tend the ensuing Education Convention at lndaI
r apolis, on til, first Wednesday in January mex
:. whcreupon the Rev. Samuel X. Hoshour W;
n appointed said Delegate
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DEPARTED this life Thursday morning the 9Th Of
Instant, after lingering Illness which she bore with
tan fortude and resignation tho dvin. will
veny Father, MRS. DE.1ILAH WILCOXEN, wife OF
John Nilcoxen, in the thiry-ninth year of her age
-On the Eth inst. ELIZABETH, only daughter of
Mr.. William Hart, aged about eight years.
"Eariy, bright, transient, chaste morning dew,
she sparkled, was exhal,G. and heaNen1
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

O sF
AdnTlnIstratIo
deceased late OF the borough of Richmond Wav,
lndiana therefore. they respectfully rsques, all person.
ueo'eo 10 saii estate TO make immediate payment d
those having claims against tho present them
IN one year from this date legally authenticated for settle
ment The estate is supposed to be solvent
JOHN MWHINNEY 9dm,,;,y,o,,r
ELIZABETH PHELPS, .4dn,iai,tratrir
December %, 1898. 500,
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he undersigned has taken letters of Aanin.-,,; 49, -.
estate of john Cannadas. deceased, late ~ p;~h.I
ayae coaniy, Indiana therefore inarb..a ,o - -
iaIs VAL please na%s ssmeda:s payment, ana al -,
ma sis claims against lh> viii please pr-.r, ,.
within The sna prescribed by Law, legally auhen,,r.,.
ior sa;seaisni. Tae estate supposed be .oy.,,
DAVID WORE, .3au,snistra.or
December 21al. 1888 5n n
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y q IC e

ihere VIII be sold auction Srhdav =,
neN' month ~ the town OF Newport, WAYNE cop,y lad
te nio"g property belonging the estate of Dehar,
'o'moa, deceased, TO wit: Hoise number of Sheer
some ioisehod AMI Kitchen furniture and other articles
700 tedious 10 meaon cTedi, will be given and ,.,ns
made known the day sale sale to comm .rc. n,
clock, due abundance viii be given by
18th month ~, 1893 "a ~ u''f
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A FARM FOR SALE

'a wishes to sell trac. of land ra,,.i,;
acres, o. good SOIL well tiuere and q, IN. 49,. %
SOUTH est Quarter OF See,iaa Twenty-Five i, ,,x,sn; ~
North Of Ran.e nine; and imnoIis,elx ,,ai.. -. I "
occupied by Isaac Morris. Fortv nrr,s os he ~ .'i'
aud IN hne order Tor clearing. Terms win +. ,;,AI
Will be made Known by application to ,,e 40
Two miles Ea5: vi Richmond. '"s
THOMAS MOORE
lath mon;h I9,h, 1898 sn r.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

I'll be sold pabc sale Saturday the 18th d., O.
next at tae house OF Isaac in the borough Of
oA1, me psisoaai ss,at" of john Canaaay deceased
eoasissins OF rarely Of flseSssuth TOOLS FE,,rsaI
ht.e:sH GTai!aire Terms made known Oh the d,y of
ae. 'ais to eoFnmeace a, Ia O'Clock A. NJ and n,,.,a
ance by naNfy xnpc - "''s.'a-
December =. 10y >A-''1'.. &'.o'.
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ne subscribed having sold all his property excsa, this
VIII sell bargain to close the concern The hoss. 80
no" ana Wei nn'shrd, each occupying half o,title in
ulsnsaoe They are both tenan,ed each at sixty aou,,
FER ahiutn; they sltuatei in the os
Market street, near tie public square, which an
part OF the TOWN. For further particulars INQUIRE of
~. AQCiLA JONES
'>ie-'"'"4' -" mo INA, 1886. soft
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned baviny been appointed Administrator
William aWhnney, deceased late of the
OF Wayne and State Of Indiana
ali having claim. against the .ad present
within year from this date legally
settle and all those who indebted tho sams
TO make immediate payment. The estate is solvent
JOHN M'WIiINNEY, .4dnatnssfrato,
December flth, 1885. 1879,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

"IIIL be sold on Weanssis v, Pad day of J.nua-
w ~ nsxi- at the late residence Of William VI Whio-
deceased al TIE personal of dcrea.n
ss.ing Of one fine young Mare good horss Wagon,
set OF double harness. Cows. Sheep, Hog, Wheat, Oats
tnc shcaf Conn., Farming Utensils Household and Kitchen
Furniture AMI nuaber Of ether aftieIes. Sale
1t 10 O'Clock credit viii be given ami terms
uaoEe infinitely s:aiod on the day Of sale
JOHN M'WHINNEY, .4d1rin,strator
December IL, 1893. 49,.
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"A. his tho knight grew high III wrath,
IA lifting hands aad eyes up both,
a,ee h1ses he smoie OH stomach stout,
-. ,xhen.a al lrnoth these words broke

d Ar this tho knight grew high III Wfat1,
III "a lifting hands aad eyes up both,
g fsee h1ses he stomach stout,
s lam whence al length these words broke out''
w. Hldibras.
! n. PALLADIUM have three tin,ss commenced an
,Ilon 10 that in the last Palladium, relating
n re cannot undertake reply TO such an article
4 Z. ts editors disposed TO act fair and manly
ID = we're ready MIN We can never be induced
~ead 10 political backguardism; and considering the
81. which alude, very nearly approxmatng to
as sorry the mental powers of our worthy neigh
no perverted since no battled manfully
4xts flag of the people, which inscribed "fIar-
: Y Granger and Democracy"' What, few months
f.u.u pure and unvarnshed truth, is now, spolitcal
a Ssurdism." Mad dog mad dog is his cry,
- rah acerates his conscience, and is the bug a-boo
- - tlh he hides when unable 10 oxtrica,o himself
q ksax@rs rendered unpleasant By reality. We have
d aEansighbo with some things which we believe TO be
U Ar4sher three fH conceptions, pleads abortion,
Z s4nsos ersaks reply" We t;uly pity him .
III Illinois Legislature met at VandaIia, on
kad inst, and organized by c!ecting Benjamin
s Secretary of the Senate; and VIM. l.. ID.
sne, Speaker Of the House. In the Senate the
Pig party prevailed, and in the House the Ad-
|sastratlon party.
B. r. Butler, has been appointed Attorney of
be United States for the Southern District Of n.
lak, in The place Of w. NJ. Price, sloped for En-.
sPs
True Argumen:-A locofoco member of Con-
rss, in conversation with the proprietor of an
l&ern manufactaring cstnbnsnnfcnf, suited, as a
: = why the proprictors ofcxtensivc factories,
} N large number Operatives are necessarily
+ sbyed, should supper, the sub-treasury scheme,
Ii sh rould reduce the price Of labor fifty per
~ Thus arc the measures of The present ad-
lsstrn,on acknowledged to he at war with the
asost of the producing classes of the country by
= Of "ite party.'
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ny 81 me canals IN this State tat the ex-
rense of the State,) where said canals run imme-
fiateiy adIacen to meeting houses heLnciuy Ia
any religious sect ia this State. [where n hoard
of appraisers are appointed as coniemp,s,e.l bv
the act providing for gene raj system o internal
l'nprov emeni- may think that iIstce and con, en-
fence TO said society would authorize the same.
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VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY

For Sale. ne-and-a-taIf miles north of Richmond
Situated the Middle fork If Whitewater. there is on
the premises. good SLY MILL, and building Of
sufficient size for considerable Machinery, good
C.4RDLNG MACHINES, AMI PICKER, al in
gpo1 order; with aboi, twenty of first
LAND. Also Ho,1se and Lot insTfactnao-si, From,
far from Main, and adjoining the residence d.
r. Holloway. Pos.eszion given neutrality-suspicious. very
liberal, for further particulars inquire of
G. MENDENHALL.
18th mo- 22,d, 1888 5otf
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A FARM FOR SALE

THE subscriber will offer the farm resides for
29r Of this ten AID
O'Clock said day Said farm is situated D,iIey
township, Hsay county, Indiana. miles Dublin
south side Of the Cumberland Road: cou.ains 81
Of land, o.syio Of which is under fence abo
33 cleared. wit. dwelling house frame shoo n,
IL, AMI ohef necessary improvements TIE
third Of the purchase money in hand and balance in
equal annual ss,almenis with in.errs; eyh.
anaura for ali tina, is paid down
JOHN STREET.
la.a 2snd, 1895 5ot.s
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House and Lot for Sale.

The undersigned wish sell private sale. lot No =
in that of the laid c. w STAR situated
Main the Eastern line Corpora ,on
having il good story Frame House, with K,ch-
EN- attached to Il; also Shop, occupied by NJ Was
as Wagon-naker shop; and other necessary
iencics Terms will be further nforma
ton inquire of CALEB SiEARON.
SAMUEL FLEMING.
De-. -, 1893 5o,f
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.,
RICHMOND FOUNDRY FOR SALE.
The undersigned, asgnees of Thornb.ry, HAYNES Co
reques, all those indebted the late firm Grover & Co
said Ihornbey, Haynes Co. make immediate pay
ment TO ihsm other person IS legally authorised
receive and receipt for sub claims They expect
the Foundry business varoos Branches and
sell PLOUGHS. STOpES- MILL IRONS, &c at ,hei If
usual prices and The Foundry The lots belong
ing would be sold fair 1t good si:ua oa
for a capitalist who wishes 10 90 into blisintss
J. r. MENDEEHALL.
ID. p. Virgins, .4.signee.
Richmond, Dec. p, 1893 lief copv1 5Gtr
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ASSiGNEE'S NOTICE.

ASSiGNEE'S NOTICE
TTIE subscribers hi. me tod of Informing In, nh
lie that they have this assigned their
real and personal James r. Mendenhn apd Daniel r.
Virgins as Trustees for the beae6 of hc creditors
nope by 20 doing TO receive the appreciation OF all
THORNBERKY, HAYNES & Co.
n B. Persons Wishing get machinery castings, any
other articles tis lire, them usual by calling
upon the as.i~nees. r., H. & Co.
Rchmoaf Dscenb., Iiih. 1899. 49u
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Never has New Orleans been SO destitute of
money as al The present. OF ti millions OF bank
ing rapital IN the city. but iiue four millions
are IN circulation, and large portion of that in
The Country. The banks are preparing 10 resume
specie payments the first OF January. and are
drawing IN all they get hold of.-Ba.t. Tran.