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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31
GINGER.
For he Lexington Union.
GsKsADA, Sept. 10Th, 1919.


HIN, EoIroR;--
Sir. In "The Oh Soldier" Of the
inst, we find an annonymous letter,
ted at Ora! sport, August 27th, sigued
NeriIas," making false charges ng. ms.
fellow CT iz-u, Col w. G. Kendall
ahusl < him 10 uumeasureI terms.
have ascerialned, To our satifac,ion,
b The letter was not written at Gravs.
b, nor ia YaIobnsha county, aud there.
san imposition practiced upon you
the community. Circumstances in
&c Us 10 believe ihsl it wss written else.
pera oy one wrongly informed ia relatlon
he true situation 10 which Col. Kendall
pIacei, and The political course that he
P1fsuIng' The charges against Col.
IN the article alluded 10, are in sub.
nee; that he is under the influence of
O' tunnels and his jIiaed IAN for the
Fp'se OF prostraling the Democratic
y; that be is wiltully incorporating
sanderlns many pure Democrats: &.
ne IS not oae OF " but is attempting 10
reNc The party, These charges we
Wv 10 be without any foundation, in
y as well rs We can know and j,dre
40 motives Of anoIher by his acts, words.
ueeds' II is well known to tho read,
community that he has had sons diff
1t'' Of a personal nature, with several
n'aenl Individuals Of the Denocraiic
y WIN which W. have nothing 10 do
laNs no par; Lu, we have vel q learn
"on'' even opposed any Of the prom.
! measures Of the Administration Of our
''''' u'verapr, II he has, al any
" private conversation, under The
su''"' OF lne moment. made any i'll
in ~ oa rsn var relation to any Demo
H., 'anulaalc, now before the peopie,
n.I s.eVeh'ly, az The instance &c their
I b' 'I'eads' made The amende. hoporo-
bSy!,, Cessation Of hosliIi,ies and
r 5,Isal OF his offensive remarks. Col.
d - - Z'al' energy and ufItiring exer.
indo VIC cause Of Democracy, his bold
M. ut course on the stump and
IA r,e e'S, IN defence Of equal rights &
bit es,,I %I 'eead'ns principles Of govern.
J,cI. a"l''Ard BY Jefferson, sustained
Ii. n,n. aad practiced by Van Baren
b IN s g'S;'n'aeat station which he occu.
an, b,y 's'y and particularly 40 4 poli.
!, ali Of !, lnaaced Tie Wings ID levi Al
rsc NJ y 'i Fl, artillery Of calumny and
iupor,no, y be falls, they will consider
hdcl Of ~ maze a bold Effort to srorm The
Ia srpo, D.s,m,'cracy and demoish Inc
quad i. I;.I y or Republican fsthrrs
Pi,ctiop i r ., of The people for IN
herilod ryo, nose :, equal rights which ,hey
Z ion and hum, ,ue natriarchs Of Che Reyo.
who 0uia u British rag .n,oDey.b,nk
bererays. aa'IstocrAcy on L, lo"ng. Di""
AGeI i . 20 The Democrats Of Yallo I,
p,nns :, . b their duty, or n al;up,
with 1as I and snstaln bin Il hi !, s Gr'''s
isvia" j III, y hydra.hsnded =" mo S''ug'
O.s and q i, ,ra, WIN sling and a few smaII
baabl.' Wy, " and justice On Gil Ma" '' ~
X, nfnalr. z 49, -, y - risicy ~
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31
MARslIAL's SALE.

MARS!1AL'S SALE.
Baker & Moss
vs. al Il IA
Baton a Fisher and securities
Reiurnable to the United States circuit
court to November term 1910.
BY virtue Of the above stated al f "a
to me directed from The Honorable United
States circuit court for the soniha.n district
Of Missi,--@e;;ppi, | will expose 10 public sale
iHor cash, before tho court house door Of
Holmes county, Mississippi, on The
4h Monday in October merit,
between the hours prescribed by law, all
the right, title aad interest the paid defand.
ant Eakin hath in or to the following de-
scribed land, TO wit: tho west half south
west quarter Of section number IL, town.
ship IA, of rage east, and east half south
east quarter OF section 10, township nun.
Der Ii Of range number east.
The above stated land is levied on as
the property OF NJ l. Eakin and will be
sold to satisfy the above stated Fl ia and
cost Of suit.
w WI GWlN, Marshal.
PM Furguson, dept m.
Sept 26, 1910 46 prs fee Cd
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31

. ,,de by the said Parson at a poliI-
/, meeting, that ! had mi'repTesenfed Or
T. .,,red the substance Of bis previous
T., a, s1dug Hill, in August last
(. :, the frs, information have had
, he facts stated by me were questioned
.,.fore, inlerposo the following tesli
p GRENADA Mi, Sept 10th 1910.
/ ". G. KENDALL
'e,,.-In compliance with your request, ]
L.mp, state ,tat was at spring Hill Camp
~ ot the Wing Barbecue, on the first day
August last
H. ,roreeaings of the day was opened with
1 h, tho Rev Thoi. p. Davidson. lie
~ te,yeatly for the success and prosperity
4 =. ,ow.,n Icould place no other meaning
= univ The ",chig cause" There being no
amen or pnrty represented on that occasion,
4 %, n Barbecue gwen by the wings and
sin, NJ Davidson to be one ofhat party.
Yours, &c' W u W
D. NJ. BECK.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31
MA RsHAL,s SALE.
Thomas Sharp
W vcnd expo
n -. Ar -

Thomas Sharp
W vcnd expo
Low Noble
Returnable TO the United States Circuit
Court TO November term 1910
BY virtue Of the above stated vend.
expo. to me directed, from the Honorable
United States Circuit court, for the South
ern district Of Mississippi, will proceed
to sell to the highest bidder for cash, at the
court house door in the town Of Lexington,
Holmes county, Mississippi, on the
4h Monday in October nezt,
all the right, tile, interest and claim that
the defendant may have in and to The fol.
lowing described lands, to wit: the north
half and south east quarter and east half
south west quarter Of section 4, township
Is, range 5 east,
Levied on as the property Of the defend
ant Levi Noble and will be sold to satisfy
plaintiff demand and cost Of suit.
w. NJ. GWIN, Marshal,
b. r. Furguson, ID. NJ.
Sept &c 1910 ida prs fee Cd
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31
NOTICE..

II FILTERS of Administration, hav-
Id ing been granted to the under
signed BY the Hon. Alva Wilson, Judge
OF the Court Iof Probates Of Holmes
county. at the September term Of said
Court, 1910, upon the estate Of William
y. Fraysicr, Esq, deceased, notice is
hereby given to all persons holding
claims against said estate, to exhibit
he same within The time limited by law
or the same will be forever barred.
NATHANIEL +. RIVES,
JOHN M. CLEMENT.
Oct 8 Az CIV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31
FRANCIS BAKER.
YourI, Respectful

d could have procured the concurrent
s.imony of fifty other gentlemen present,
equal credit and responsibility to any in
h State. No one acquainted with the
trdemcn, whose evidence | have sci
Nth, will doubt the correctness Of my first
,blicaiion, and no one who has any re-
Pd for yeraciiy, truth, or honor, can
bee any reliance in newspaper editor,
ho would State, for political effect, that
Z great WIG BALL had gone TO
when he knew that the " Gre.
pa TPpecanoe Club" had locked it UP,
ibis Town 20 proven, it rolling off al !
eIr new converts TO whlggery. rs lie
pVCmeniS here have served TO haye TINT
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31
co NJ M e RCIAL.


From the New Odcans Bulletin.
New ORLEANS Co1ToN MARKET, Oc,. live
perceive gradual improvement in business mat
tiers, as the season advances. Receipts of Pro-
dnce are on the increase, and the number OF
steamboats, now IN active employment is corsid-
erably augmented. There IRE more ships now
in port than we hive noticed in the middle of
October for several years, and the unloading and
filling up OF various vessels at the Leyee cause,
that quarter OF our city 10 present an active AID
business like appearance, which is pleasant fer
those to behold who have been spending the duh
summer months in the city.
On Thursday, we had accounts from Liverpool
to the 18th and lIavre TO eth nit, which are any
thing but iavomble for this market. The effect
was TO bring down The price Of cotton a Of lc
CoTToN-The sales on Wednesday last were
$500 bales Thursday 1000, and Yesterday 1000
together, 1900 bales; among which we note
600 Miss. very good midling At SIC 424 Lonisi-
ana mldling fair Eat S r. /; 600 Miss. and La barely
fairat 9tc; 200 Miss. fully mlldling fair at &c !;
4l2 la. middling fair al Sir; 1879 Miss mid
ding fair at SIC 490 La. fully mildIlng fair at
&c and 60 new Western Dstricts good mid.
ding at Sc.
Our factors being anxious sellers, met the views
ofhuyers en- Weducs layand Thursday, for qnali-
lies Of mi'ldling to fully middling fair, but not
lof ihe DtkteT Sous, Wnlcn are scarce ana nave
not been pressed on the market. On the sales
made Of round lists,wc hi K VIC are warranted in
reducing our quotations an l per III. again on
the low aud middle qualities. Fair and above
maintains full lo,mrr rates.
On Thursday, we received the New York letter
mats Of the 81 10 9th, with accounts per Caicdo-
MIA steamship a; Boston 10 the 10th nlt. from
Liverpool, and the 9th from flavrc. Both mar
kets were dull for cotton, but without change il
prices since our last adyccs. Stock swerc acri
mulatiug, and the merchants, although they did
not anticipate any difficulty between FIahcc ano
Great Britain, were anxious HAT caution Should
be used in the forwarding OF Pho luce, and that il
should come in small quantities. Fair Orleans
are quoted in Liverpool Ga CAD. Our Factors
yesterday morning nied to advance the rate. .
iltiic on the strength OF the late accounts, bu,
were disappointed The few sales made are at
irregular prices, and the market closed dull at the
/ rates current before The news came TO hand
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31
MARSHAL SALE.
Grant & Barton
vs. yend expo
I'm " Smith
Jeremiah Dickson
John J Smith
Samuel Barrett
Blition Smith
Pollard ii Coates
Aaron SPILL Il
Charles Hoover

Returnable to U S. Circuit Court to Novem'
term 1910.
BY virtue Of the above stated venditi-
cxpouas, TO me direct,ci, from the nonora
Bile Z, Circuit Court, for the Southern
district Of Mississippi, | will expose 70
public sale 10 the highest bidder Tor cash,
before the court house door Of Holmes
county on
All Monday in October
next, all the right, THE, Interest and claim
The defendant may have in and 10 the
following described lands, 10 wit: the east
bali south east quarter OF section 30, and
south west quarter and north ives, qonrier
and north balfcast half rorlh east quarter
aud north half west half north east quarter
d section 20, and all section 20, and east
half north east que rter dissection ~, and
west half south east quarter section IL,
aud west half south west quarter and south
half east half south west quarter and south
half west half north west quarter section
n, all in township IA, range 3 east, con
tanning
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31
SHERlFT'S SALE
c Applcwhitc use &s
vs. f ia
RS Williams

AppicWhitc use 90
ysf ia
RS Williams
Returnablc to Holmes Circuit Court TO October
term 1910.
BY virtue of the above stated execution
TO me directed, shall expose to sale 70 the
highest bidder for cash, ut the court house
door Of my county, on
Saturday The 2lM day Of October
next, the following described tract or par.
eel of land, to wit: the south half Of frac-
tional quarter of section 81, township 10,
range 4 cas-; containing 90 42.l00ths
acres, west half Of south west quarter, and
the west half Of north west quarter section
IS, township 10, range 4 east.
Levied on as the properly Of II. S.
Williams to salisfy the above s..ssisa exc.
cution and coat.
J ID WYATT, Shorilr
BY AG Otey, DIS.
Sep IS 46 IDS pr fee Sd
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31
Tnor Mi, sepy. 9Th, 1910.


H. ". G. KENcALL:--
n,,r Sir: Your note oftbis date, is received
4 !, compliance with your request, certify
+. p,,on Thos P. Davidson, did most feryenl-
D,,y for the success and prosperity OF their
H. md that God would bless the means OF
4 dar for The advancement of said cause
4, | distinctly recoIlect TO have thought and
bc.ed to some frendI present, that il such a
grer VII, not mockery it must be vile worship.
Eoumay make ,uoh use Of the above certificate
yOu may think fit
yopu, Respectfully.
FRANCIS BAKER.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31
POSTPONED

IOoIfONED
The following sale Is postponed until the iirst
Monday in November.
MARSHAL'S SALE.
L & c Truman
vs. vend expo
BW &E W Sanders, and securities.
Returnable to the United States circuit
court Of The United States, for the south.
ern district Of the State OF Mississippi, to
November term 1910.
BY virtue Of the above stated execu-
lion TO me directed, will expose TO sale to
the highest bidder for cash, before The
court house door Of Holmes county, Lex.
ingion, Mississippi, onihe
4M MondGy in October ncrt,
tbe following lands, 10 viii: The south east
quarter Of section 80, and south hail "
section 33, township Ia, range q eas,
also the west half north west quarter and
west bali south west quories Of section 8,
and east hall north east quarter aud east
half south east quarter section A, township
l3, range 2 east, Containing ia all 500
acres, more or less.
Levied on rs the property oflhe defend
ant Daniel M. Dblany, to satisfy The
plaintiffs deb, and cost Of suit.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31
POSTPONED.

POSTPONED.
The following sale il postponed untiltle Graz
Monday in November
MARSHAL'S SALE.
Caruihers Harris & Co.
VS. venditioni exponas
Alfred Fowler and sureties.
Returnable to Uultsd States Circuit
Court to November term lS40.
WmY virtue Of the above stated vend.
E tom exponas, TO me directed, from
tie Honorable United States Circui,
Court for the Southern District of Missis.
sippi. l will expose TO public sale for cash
before the Court House door Of Holme.
county on
Monday the goth day Of October,
In the hours prescribed by law, oil thu
right, title, and interest, tie said defend.
ant Fowler, hath in or TO tine following
described property to wit -
Lidy, Elizabeth and Child,
i Thomas, Harriet g. 2 Children,
| Gabriel. Richard,
Caroline, Dlnah, q a Children,
Hannah, Winny g. 2 Children.
Perry, Folly q children,
jim. Owen g. Q Children,
Isaac. Comfort 4 Child,
Daniel, Jane and Child,
Simon, Ana and Child,
Charles.
Levied on as the property of Alfred
Fowler, and will be sold to satisfy the
above stated vend. exponas, and cost Of
suit. This The 18th day Of Oct. 1910.
Wm. vi. GWIN, Marshal,
BY p. Furguson, ID. M.
October, IL, 40 tbs. Pr. fee $40.
MAKSHAL'S SALE.
Charles Anderson
Va vend expo
A M Mayo g. suretes
CB Grannis, & Co use &c.
vs. yend expo
A NJ Mayo & sureties
Fsber e. Murle
VS. yend expo
A m Mayo & BoIe & suretes
Returnable to U. s.. Circuit Court to NovsmsM
term 1916.
BY virtue OF the above stated venditio
exponas TO me directed, from the HonrabIe
u. s. Circuit Court for the Southern Dis.
lrict OF Mississippi, will on
The All Monday in October
next, expose 10 public sale for cash, in the
Town OF Lexington, Holmes county, Mis-
.issippi, all the right, title interest and
claim, the said defendant Mayo, may have
10 and TO the following described property
to wit Lots Numbers Ia, 90, 95, 2 andI
he said lots has a fine dwelling house
thereon, and other out houses, and lying
and being in the town Of Franklin.
ALSO
West half Of the north east quarter and
east half Of the north west quarter OF town.
ship ID, section 33, range 3 east. Also
thecast half Of the north east quarter Sec
ton 33, township ID, range 8 east. Also,
The south east quarter Of section 80, town.
ship l3, range 3 east.
The above stated properly has been
levied on as the property Of A. M. Mayo,
and will be sold to satisfy the above stated
case and cost.
VIM. NJ. GWlN, Marshal
Southern District,
BY II M FERGUSON.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31
Dissolution of Partnership,

NNHE partnership heretofore existing
n between the undersigned under the
name and style Of S. Hoskins, g. Co.,
was this day dissolved by mutual consent ;
>. ioskins, is charged with the settlement
Of the business, who is authorized 10 use
the name Of The firm in liquidation.
SAM'L. HOSKINS
WILLIAM ARMOUR,
HENRY LAKE.
LEXINGTON, Oct. IS, 1910. 81 2m
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31
ED UCATION-

|TKVIE LEXINGTON FEMALE BOARDING School.
III under the care Of Miss HAMILTON, com
mencei its second session on the 9TH of Septen-
Der. Pnplswill be received at any time during
the session Persons unacquainled with the pro
gress OF the pupils Of this insituton, during The
last session who desire information on that sub
jcct, are respectfully referred by Miss H., 10 Mr..
Tory, Doctor Bone, Mr.. Botters, Mr.. House
and Mr.. $. V. Wilson, OF Lexington, and the
vicinity and NJ. L. Fitch, Esq. Of Benton,
Mississippi.
Parents and Guardians in the country, who
wish to avail themselves OF the present. opporti-
nifty Of educating their children aud wards, viii
fnd the terms for Boarding and Tuition moderate,
LEXINGTON, Oct. 81, SLIT.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31

SHERIFF. SALE.
VIM Gartley use &c
VS. & IA on bond
WIN N Bonner ct al
Returnable 10 Holmes Circuit Court to Ocio-
Der term 1870.
BY virtue Of the above stated exc
cui;on to me directed, | shall expose TO
public sale to The highest bidder for cash,
at the court house door Of my county on
The
Third Monday of October
next, the following described tract or
parcel of land, 10 vii : The east halt OF
section 90, and east half of north east
quar,er section 20, township ID, range 3
east.
Levied on as the property Of VIM N
Bonner, to satisfy the atoye stated execd.
lion aad cost, Sep. II, 1910.
J ID WYATT, Sheriff
Sep 10, As ids Pr. lee $40 SO
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31

Returnable TO Holmes Circuit Court 10 October
term 1910.
Icy virtue of the above stated execution
-AD to me directed, | shall expose to sale
to the highest bidder for cash, before the
court house door Of my county, on
The Bird Monday in October
next, the following described tract or par
eel of land, to wit: the south half Of sec
ton Ia, township ID, range 3 east; and
north west quarter section 90, township
ID, range 3 east.
Levied on as the property Of J NJ Tay.
Tor, and will be sold to satisfy the above
executions nnd costs of suits.
] ID WYATT, Sheriff
OF Holmes County.
Sep 10 45 ids pr fee do SO
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31
SHERiE F'S SALE.
William NJ Brown, use 80.
vsfi "a onbond

vsfi "a on bond
Robert Davis ct al
Rcturnableto Holmes Circuit Court 10 October
term 1870
By virtue ofthe above stated Il IA 10
me directed, shall expose 10 sale 70 the
highest bidder Tor cns before the Court
house door Of my county on
Saturday, the24tk day of October
next, the following described lands, % vie:
south half section ~ north hall section 10;
soush west quarter section 10, west half
north west quarter, section III, township
10, north Of range 2 east; containing 500
acres moro or less,
!, Levsad Oh a The l,fonortv &c n, 4 Ia.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-10-31

Returnable 70 Holmes Circuit Court 10 October
term 1870.
by virtue Of The above stated 6 ia 10
me directed, | shall expose to public sale
. the highest bidder for cash, before the
Court house door Of my county On
Saturday he 24th dty II October
next, the following described lands 10 w.t..
'ot number 3, section number 9, township
number ~, range number | east.
Levied on as the property Of VIM. III.
johnson.
> ~ WYATT, Sheriff.
Sep 90 Az ids pr FEE Sd.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-26

Arpsby, New Yo,k; Gom Warwick Neck N.ehol.s srcws
Row:s ssd Susan Sarah; asd, Galaxy, Nsrfsk; Gin
Il Barbour rhilsd' RsrS AAssyi Ar0s,
a sS:. 3s i SNs LsyPE ss
for N0reans; President Reed, Providence fer Dariep Amer
Burr Taunton ar Savasnsh Company, Reed do do; cid
rhebe Baxter Baker, Phad soh, Time Hart Mobiles Renz
Pail rH,. Oct as-arr Amity, Hand, New York,
Decker Tss lor co. Lsxiagton Cole Pernanbuco
tnie Gov Arnold Havana; Globe. NswYork
Agnes Trinidad; cid Thor, Barbados market Lucy
Boston: Ermina Nassau Mp; Aehssh D. NewYork Star
", West indes: Helen Mar Nonteydeo; Wash ton Rio
Grsnde; Moxy, Gibraltar az Leehcrn
BALTIMORE, Oct 2s-srr Tom Wood Charleston; cid Pha
delphis Brenen Geo Washington st Thomas; Conner
toni sid Scotland Noresns Noble, Cedar Keys ia, Com.
Wankinco, Charleston; Tsrqin, West Indies
ALhSANpRi. Oct 22arr Spartan, PASSPORT; Elizabeth,
RIcHMosD Oct 2esld Charles. NYork Tienet. Boston;
weymouth Couch Nfork; Oscar, Hickman, do; Phlan
thropist, Boston; cid steieli T., Cu.hing, Antwerp
Brothers Nfo,k; Allh. "a Cornelius. DO.
ELIABEru Cry, Oct 20-,rr Maria, Somera Turks Island.
CH.sLEsToN Oct sarr Leland, Boston; Congress- Mar
shalt Nfork Vile d. Lyon Bata Saton, Bakman NYrk;
Jupiter Portland; Chill Msanras Naoneon, Bath John
Calhoun Havana Tybee, Lawrence, NYorki Ashley Pike,
York (s) Wright,do Repeater, Bath.
S.vANNAH, Oct larr ASIA Sears, Boston, Hercules, do;
Eagle, l'ayana Nicholas Biddl. WATSON NYork sid Emily
Mead, dos 18th, Bald Baset do; cid Celia Porter
SIosILE, Oct is-srr Selma, Smith, NYo'k.
Mar, idde yernoci Georrana M'Cleisnd Tbomssoa;
cid York, MoIre Trieste Kenh.wa Hughes Gibraltar; i4h,
Peirce London.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-26
Overdraw0 by three houses,

The stock Of the Dry Dock is the rse is said
because symptoms of improvement in the real
Of that neighborhood Speculation is thus foot in
rous ways, stered, as were by the necessity which
exists for the employment Of capital temporarily during
the depression OF the Southern business caused by the
continned suspension.
from all quarters the indie atoms those of resunp
tsn and he hope has been falsely propagacd by the u
g. Bank in order to lull public feeling, the has
pushed far by the Southern banks which have
shown many indie cations of their ability resume that
eanno. be evsdcd and the U. s. Bank stand or fall
The following is from Richmond paper in regard the
banks Of that state:-- 'as o.
idei her large susscrip ton TO the James River and
Kanawha Improvement has unavodably been the
tail outstanding debt fast the exgency Of the
times would allow, wit. out rigor which would have
seEdcfence to limit it's discounts considerably though
not TO so great degree as many suppose The bank
,unsieiy had large surplus the aa Of which, with the
neral prudential policy will enable 1t to it'll
along with our other banks
The Fsrmers Bank Is in excellent condition, and has
acted nobly in the cxgcoces which have been visited
upon rs discounts have been liberal with us.
tce could be; and they have been, believe
exclusively almost So confined regular business pa
per, and its customers have been ngu.aly punctual
Hence profits have becn good anil viii be able any
timc 10 follow sxit TO IL resun ption OF the north
The Exchange Bank has also driven safe and proita-
bile business and It's discounts in proportion to its means
have been LIBERAL and have been OF material 70 the
trade OF our city. f..
The high Prices and promp, sales Of staple product
tobacco have furnished the very best funds
banks AMI thus taey have received important aid. The
balance trade IL turned favor has been pretty
well cqualiLed and the banks have funds which WILL we
sure meet all demands a, the point whercthey will be
required.
general resumption in the present state OF tie
try, viii early revival Of business in the spring,
which will absorb all the real capital OF the country
idle, yet the banks which will have newly resumed will
not be strong enough to beyond the actual demands OF
business, and continue TO control their old
loans consequently rigid adherence to cash system
AMI short credits will emily be necessary but the
raj consequence Of the Ill established confidence in the
stability OF the suspended banks the rur OF the New
York banks Theohsorpton of idle capital by the increase
of business, win stop the Toculatons going forward in
fancy Securities