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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-11-18

DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
- LBS. Blue Pill Mass,
- OF. Hydriodate Potassa,
10 lbs. Gum Arabic,
10 " Gum Camphor,
a" Hops,
Mason's Challenge Backing,
Percussion Caps, Matches, &C., &C., received by
late arrivals and for sale by
Nov4 J. B. DOUGHERTY.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
O7alfeQ SIQteS District Co,1rf e.. Il 49, a. : -

" Certificates Of publication will not be given
until the printers fees are paid. : e''e"
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CIGARS, TOBACCO, AND SNUFF.
SUPERIOR Havana Cigars,
- do Virginia Tobacco,
Lorrlard's Macoboy Snuff,
Bonn's Scotch do
Received by late arrivals and for sale by
Nov4 J. B. DOUGHERTY.
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PLAN OF PUBLICATION.

The Democratic Review will be punctuay deliv-
cred free of expense to subscribers in the principal
cities in the Union, on the first of the month, and
orwarded to mail subscribers and agents on the 18th
Of the month preceding publication
All communications for the Hditor to be address
ed (post-paid) 10 ,.-
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HERE WE COME!

Sent l6, 1S42-46-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-06
[OFFICIAL PUBLICATION. |
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the ed session of the eth Congress.
GPUBLIC-No. %.
Richmond, Ia.


AN ACT authorisng the county commissioned of Lake
county, Illinois, quarter of land for
seat OF Justice said county
BE enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives.
Of Tie United States Of .4nerca Congress assembled,
That upon proof being made the Secretary OF the Treas
ury payment the minimum price per by the
county Lake, State of Illinois, the L. States,
the southeast quarter of section twenty township
north of tweFe OF the third pal
meridian, which the of said To-
Gated, shall be lawful for the President of the United
States patent for said land be issued said
county, lieu and i'll full satisfac ZION of the claim of said
county quarter section of land i'll virtue of the
OF the twentyxlh of May, thousand eight hun
bred FOUR entitled An granting the
parishes OF each State and Territory OF the United
States in which the public lands situated the rgh OF
quarter sections of land for Of Justice
within the same Prorided, said county shall renqush
such form the Secretary OF Treasury shall pre-
scribe, all claim whatever the northeast quarter
ton wentyone. township ortyour, eleven,
lying said aud which
said for the of the for said county.
in virtue of The provisions of tn. aforesaid.
JOHN WHITE,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives..
WILLIE z. MANGUN.
President Of the Senate pro tenluore
Approved, June -, 1912. JOHN TYLER.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-06
Riehmon /, May I2,h, Is
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ME subscriber i DESTROYS selling private sale,
OF tie property hereinafter described, to-uJl:
The House ani lot. At the of Main ani Front
Streets occupied by John v illiamson
A buIidag lot, wiki old houze Main
adjoining above named lot the ana DINING
three story brick lately put up by job Bortoa.
\ building also Main the prooper
OF Armstrong Grimes the running back about
80 feet alley, and having the adv antage foot
alley extending from the along whole length bach
first mentioned alley.
The property where ne resides. consisting of good well
finished beA dwelling house. nearly The buij
Is - by 80 feet, with four floor.
passage entry, kitchen, mix house, all
brick good ami Toomy stable, aud other buildings
good quality Excellent water; ropnsy dry AIRY
cellar; about aud half of ground, A less
The surpassed by place,
pleasanness 1t j. well calculated private
delce. AMI business part city,
property the undersigned improved eNprely per-
Also, Farm Of s. acres situated about 4nies from
aud improved by Fredech iIoo and owned by Da
sid Holloway. The situation = unusually fine;
several strong and failing So az, excellent
char consisting OF near 300 trees, embracing good }eey
Of fruit
The of sale of any Of tine above property,
will be fair AMI liberal, price and tnc. Those dts,
posed purchase sIch property cctLy invited
call and examine iof the .nseIycz.
ACHILLES WILLIAMS.
Richmond Finh Month 22a1. ISL. 21,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-06
INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM. PILES, AND
COSTIEENESS CURED

MIR. ANGENlNE. corner Of Spring and Elizabeth
vi street, y Y. for fifteen years Suffered cxcfeiat0
tnEments from the above complaints Advice and medicine
obtained from the ht physicians but nothing
him any permanent relief AMI ne expected dag
miserable existence the end of MS days When, how
ever BRANDRETH'S PILLS were mentioned TO binp,
and the known TO have performed hope
lighted within him. and he having perssvered in their
for upwards OF months, i entirely recovered, and
III enjoyment Of perfect health. The part of
fifteen years he oolsed cruche. and
years previous commencing with the above Pills, he
able his boots consequence Of his being
much swollen. Now however. ne entirely recovered
and strongly recommends all similarly afflicted ail
give Braadre,hs Pills trial. Many taken
consequence, and have derived equal benefit from
The following the only autanrized Agents in the p!a-
which their attached:
Richmond, Samuel Pierce: New Boston. J. Craig; Ab-
ngon j. Rubey; Brownsville, Rider Il Paten; Liberty.
Burgess Carr; Dunla psvile, b. f. Naoney; Benton
vile, g r Brown; Censreville J. F. DInham; Cambridge
City. Rogers Meek; DaoIia l. B. hiEk: Hagsrssosn,
". Lewis; GreensoorouSh. Sem Henshaw; Economy, "
Henshaw 4 Co; Williamsburg. 5. Johnson 4 Co.
Niachesscr, Goodrich i Bother: " nd-or Thomas Way
Nunciesown. w [. Harvey SPringborough, j. B Mills
| July %, 1872. 23f
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pa NaDEuH OF

Terms of Adyertising.-.OS DOLLAR per square fo
three Insertions and Twenty FIVE CENTS for each ad-
donal inserton.-TEN LINES, the space occupied by
80 ems, counted square, nothing counted css tlan
all over and less than and
half be counted squire and hai-Per square for
three months, THREE DOLLARS; for months SIX Dol
LARS, Ten DOLLARS annum; two squares FIFTEEN
DOLLARS FIFTY CENTS per annum; three squares
Twenty DOLLARS per annIm. Merchants. Druggists,
and others, advertising by the year, VIII be charged for
column Of 1000 nus, S60O0 per for ourths
of a column, $4,000; for half column, $500; for
quarter column, S25 00-A ded1ction of 20 per
will be made advertisements longer than quarter Of
column, inserted by the half year year. and not
altered Chancery notices and petitions o divorces,
be paid invariably i'll advance Advertisements coming
from abroad, be accompanied with the cash. Inless
ordered for publication by brother publisher.
n. B. No advertisement will be discontinued until
paid for the option of the publisher by previous
between the publish and the advertiser.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-06
SyEEgsIFT,S SALE.

DY virtue Of an Execution directed from the
Wayne Circuit Court, viii expose public SALE
a the Court House door in Cenfevie, Wayne county,
Indiana, the both day of Aog 1872! between the hours
OF lU O'Clock, A NJ, and O'Clock, T. VI said day. the
follow property, to-yt: certain parcel lot OF Land
the city of Richmond, Wayne Ia and desert
bed follows, to-wt: Beginning the Noul-W est
of Lot numbered thyfou part OF said city laid
by John Smith thence running South, I3 feet inches
thence East the Eastern boundary of said Lott thence
Nofth with the boundary of said Lott - inches
the North East of said Lot; West.
place of beginning. Taken the property Stephen
Duncan, TO satisfy execution i'll favor OF Rucke.
THOMAS G.. NOBLE, 5. w. G..
July 25h, 1912. $4,000 30-3w
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TPUBLIC-No. sf.1

ACT for the apportionment Of Representatives among
the several States according to the sixth census.
Be IL enacted bv the Senate Gi House Of
of the td States Of .3icrIcd Congress assembled
That and after the third day of March, shouyana
egh, hundred and the House If Representatives
shall be composed members elected arreeabiv ratio
Representative for seveny thousand
ded and eighty persons each State and of addition
Representative State having greater
than moety the said ratio, computed according
the rule prescribed by the Constitution the L.
tina, is say Within the State of Maine. within
the State of New Hampshire. four. within
Massa :huse within the STATE OF Rhode Island.
within the State of Connecticut four: within
Vermont, four within the State of New ork.
within the State of New jersey five: within the
one. within the State OF Maryland the state
OF Virginia. fifteen within the State North Carolina
nine; within State OF South Carolina seven: within
severn within the State of louisiana four: within the
State OF Mississpp four within the Tennessee
eleven; within the State kentucky. ;en within Inc
State Of ONO, t~entyone: within the State Iniisn.
ten within the State of Illinois, severn the State
of Missouri i've; within the State Arkansas one; and
within the State of Michigan. thee.
Sec. lind Be 4! further enacted, Tha, in every case
where State entitled Representative
the number which each State shall be entitled under
superintendent shall be elected BY districts composed of
contiguous territory equal III number OF Req.
Tesensatses e. which said SAFE entitled no one dis
srlet eeciins more thu Representative.
Approved June -, lSio
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-06
CONNECTIONS. ICE CREAM. &C.
se.2 As.I.sL AAEg SAILG2a

and httel up several rooms for accommodation OF
visiteTs, would respectfully Inform public
designs making ICE CREAM the easalas =easoa-
par up a Soda Font aud VIII make Spruce Beer, Lem
e, Sc which he viii UP good
y o MIN with lie vii supply
families good bread cakes. and parties viii
furnished ktus short notice.
reduced prices. Cakes always hand. Candies
sale wholesale ana retail.
{. ZIMNER.
Richmond. MAY I2th 1872. lg-3u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-06

CHERiFF'S SALE.-By virtue of n decree and exccu-
~ ton directed from the Wayne Circuit Court,
viii expose public sa Ia the Court House
ueve, Wayne county, Indiana, the sixth day of Au-
gust 1912, between the hours of o'clock, A. VI and
four O'Clock r. NJ, sad day, the following property,
Lot numbered -Four, Nam street, i'll the city of Rich
mond, Wayne county, Indiana.
Taken the property of James w. Green, and Catha-
rne A. Green, satisfy said decree in
of James Jones.
THOMAS G. NOBLE, Sheriff ". C
July l4h, 1912. (Sl,50) $3.50
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p ALL A DlU Nj
DolIars--in advance: and Three
Dollars at the expiration of the year.
REMITTANCE BY MAIL.

81 Postmaster may enclose money "a letter 10 NE
Pthser Of Newspaper, 10 pay the sstbscTtpon 81 a
person. and frank the letter. TTittet by htnsey
NoTe Some subscribers may not be aware OF the "a
regulation 1t viii be that by requesting the
they reside frank their Letters contain
nz money, he viii do upon being satisfied
contains nothing but what refers the sub
scrption.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-06
ORIGINAL POE I Il Y
TuEINFANT,s CRAVE.

..The Tower Rock the Msssisspp rises precipItae
Iy from, edge the hegh, of one hundred ana
fifty feet il totally separated from other oeNs'
which large the edge OF the frai-
RE in truth il column OF rock containing al the sum
init an arena half mostly covered with Ce-
dar and Pine trees
The infan, sou captain Of the Monticello having
died on the ve the Of his father buried on
tho summit of the Tower Rock
Fair child, fitting tomb hns, tho1,
In the lone prairies deep reposs;
Where on yon bleak rocks giant brow
The sun, his parting day beam throws.
No careless footsteps here ntrude,
The pine and cedar DER the wave;
And summer, her kindest mood,
With flowers, bcdeck. thy verdant grave.
No Of human is
'Tis natures altar Wild and rude,
Bu, DER the wave, seems broodins here
The spirit Of the solitude.
And low, swee, Of music glide
Softly the moonit plain,
Swee,er than aught earth, beside,
And holy a serapI's strain.
Fair boy. For thee, fathers love
Sough, GU a tomb sweetly Wild,
That saints might have their nome above,
To guard the sumbers of his child.
How calm the hour. Nights maiden queen
Shines sweetly, round thy place Of rest
Making this lonely forest scene,
Smile like the regions of the blos,.
May human hand meier leave trace
To a beauty, so divine.
May rude spoiler mark the place,
Where sleeps spirit pure as thine.
CLARA.
,h,;i
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yOTTCE-To the Citizens of Wayne County

-NUIIC Il I o nc CtIt-tFtS y FUyIsO t't-Fa.y
I7NHE Undersigned being appointed COUNTY SURVEYOR.
informs Public tha his office i IN Richmond, III
Robert Morrson building, - stars aHd tat any person
living a, distance can obtain - depo=ing
line IN the Post Once directed aim kchnond stating
place attend TO do such service, and
what public place i = near
WILLIAM cox. Surveyor.
n b. All kinds of convey aacins done by the s-T Der,
neatly, and on short notice. \" l.
Richmond Nov. p, 1889. 4ott
BIBLES.A large assortment Of bibles, Of various quail
tiles and bindings, Viii be sold cheap Al the
BOOK STORE.
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G.rernor Of Rha4e LIND.

Important TestmonyI Ii farther proof i required to
establish the fact OF the nestmabie value OF DR. Stark
weasher's epac Elixr fol- r communication from
the Hon Samuel w hing. Governor Of Rhode Island.
tans adequate testimony beyond dispute
asi must entirely the idea tat inns
dy j. cassei many useless dangerous
wnch palmed upon pubic only for sake OF gain.
Please read follow ing statements communicated by
his EAceIIencY, unIer date Of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-06

SIlER1FF'S SALE.-By virtue of execution
- directed from the Wayn CHcIit Court will expose
public sale the Court House door i'll Ceneve, Wayne
county Indiana, the sixth day of August, " between
hours of O'Clock, \. NJ and four o'clock, 7. Nj
said day, the following property, to-"lt certain parcel
lot of land the city Richmond, Wayne county. In
DIANA known by neing Lot numbered Two numbered
the plat of of said laid by Robert Nor
Also certain of Lots numbered 1hiTtysiX,
and Ihrtyeven, described follows, Beginning
fifty North of the SOUTHEAST of Lot No Thirty
Six; running thence North forty-ve feet; thence est
hundred and thrytwO feet; thence South five
thence East feet thence North fifty thence
hundred and place of beginning
aud South half of Lot No Thirty numbered
the plat of that part of said city laid by Jeremiah
Cox.
Taken the property of Stephen B. Stanton and Hugh
:. Hamilton, to satisfy execution in favor OF Granns
Granns and Grannis.
THOMAS G. NOBLE, Sheriff IT. C.
July II, 1872 (S9.50) $3.50
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-06
Johnston, Jan. ~, 1872.


DR.. Charles Dyer. Jr-1y Dear Sir: Your eomsnan.ra
ton of yesterday. asking my opinion OF Dr. >tak~sathe
Hepatc Elixir has been received this moEniGZ In repy
viii inform yol thar my confidence patent medicines
generally very tIatteriug. have bad
believe prprpled vii Clien palm upon
their feowczeas thei useless ii not dangerous nostr1ms
Tor the sake Of gain. Of which takes that n
and critical pcro of time without producing good
effect, when others Use perhaps proper remedies would have
been used, mHsH suffering AMI distress prevented For
that used them. feeling mysc and family
be much under directions cf my family phy-i
clans; But having beea addicted Tor lh last years viii
difficulties side and chest, uncomfortable AMI often
could get only temporary relief fortunately noticed
yoIr advertisement o. me 3Ici3e 81 question.
had been 4 scho0l-5ov win Dr. >tarkseaiaeF and had
with him long ana intimate acc Iantance when
young men, Ra1T ledge Of hBl thought him
Incapable practising deception any person: fact
Induced 70 ry Dr. SIaTSy eYatic Elixir.
By its use | now elieve uly self entirely cured.
need not, therefore. you that consider il o
value ee5saa.y ;hinA discovery Of great public
importance.
The frs; bottle took gave me nnca relief, heb regular
y progressed. until had bottles.
tnIed having. thank God. NJ pres
VITA regard AMI respect.
tour ob't AMI humble serv't
SAMUEL W KING.
cd. St4rktoeeGer's HeDatic Elrr. for tie cstre Of
Ltrer Comp t4ts sale Cincinnati, ONLY Jy
SANFORD & PARK.
At their Western Depot of Valuable Medicines Is.
Fourth street, between Main ana >ycanaors.
ALso-fo5 sale at their BRANCH OFFICE,
Coaner Of From and Sycamore streets.
For sale BY I. Reed Il Brother, Richmond. Ia. DR..
Swain, Ceo:eviie Ia; Taos D. Wheelen. C,m5-i5se Ia
Daniel Mason, knigIs;oEa, Ia and Jesse Way Wiaches-
ter, In. asy
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-06
on SEEING A MATERIALLY.

Seest thou yon beauteous lily, borne,
So blooming and so BRIGHT
Upon the bosom of the stream,
As 'twere a water-sprite.
Its downy cup of finest gold,
Its pearly leaves of white,
Fit enbems of Innocence,
Beneat he aven's orb of light.
For she may stand III SoI's bright geze,
Nor fear his scorchng power,
Nor shrink when winds careerng sweep,
And murky tempests lower.
Secure in panoply Of truth,
She needs must stem the blast;
And though she may be bowed down,
She'll proudly rise at last.
Thus the bright flower, at sul,ry noon,
Doth raise its head TO heaven;
And when the storm-cloud passes by,
When towering oaks riven.
Gently it bows beneath the surge,
Nor needs the driving spray;
And folds again its beauteous leaves,
TIL dawns u brighter day.
LORENZO.
Richmond, la.
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Bronfbitis. Brollcbiti5 !!
Beware of hat dread Destroyer,
% THE BRONCHITIS,

Which spares neither the YOUNG, the Good
or the Beautiful, bet is annually hurryng
thousands upon thousands to Il premature
grave. under the mistaken name o. Con
sumption. The usual symptoms of this
disease are. Cough. Soreness Of the Lungs
Throat, Hoarseuess, Difficulty of BrcGtA-
ing. Asthma, Hectic Fever, 4 STiuu.s up
OF Phlegm or Matter, and sometimes Bleed.
1t is al inflammation of the fine siun Which
lines the inside Of the small wind tubes or
air vessels running through every part ii
the lungs. The great and ctiectuaI eHiedy
for this alarming and wide-sp re4GIng dis
i the
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-06
Clock and Watch Repairing.

ME subscriber would inform his friends and old
mers that has taken a room one door east of W NJ.
W Lynde' Store. where will pleased receive
calls OF all who may favor him with their Work
done with despatch and warranted perform. cash
JOSHUA b. HUNNICUTT.
Richmond, May 7th, 1872. lStf
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Cambridge City.



The following lines suggested from my having see
in Eastern Virginia, nenr Dumiries, OF the beautiful
water lilies frequently with there. II you
slider worthy of of the Mirror they
your service.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-06

RECIPE TO SIZE YOUR B.7COE
BACON fIAMS.-A feyv good bacon hams would se Ia
AeA zuo@criP;soa LIS 5a.ce, If red =7oa.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-06

JAYNE'S CARMiSATIVE BALSAM IS a certain
safe aud eaectua remedy for dysenery ID arrfoca.
l99seness, cholera moFss, comp grPng
eEamP nervous tfemors, AID for all bowel affections and
nervous diseases
Ias Of the Efficient pieasant and safe COM
positions offered the publc FOR the Of the var
arrangements the and bon aud the only
article worthy Of the least confidence for cholera
fntun complaint; and a. the above d'seasss-
Il really ike charm.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-08-06

WORMS. WORKS.! WOE TS!.,-To remove these
troublesome AM aacerous inba5ah'. Of The stomach and
often impair the nea5n a1I destroy me
lies Of Cri4reo. ne JAYNE-S TONIC yERMIFUGE
certain and pre- fer the removal Of the
fgIz kinds worms stomach. Of
petite nate and snd debility Of the slonacs
and bowels and organs Of Digestion.
For sale by JANIS H. DJpDa1-E,
July %, I-4i.-29iy- RICHMOND. Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-21

ton of bank been OF the class called
nodsiou paper In fact the advocates Of banks have
scruped to vindcatc the system the ground that thu
institutions furnish capital to those who have Now
the basis of the discounts Of accommodation paper the
principle Of preferred debts In almost all ofaure
accommodation paper has been protected by preerment
account of tho endorsers This state of things the
bankrupt law breaks up, and accommodation paper will
therefore, as matter be henceorh excluded
from the banks In order fully to understand the
operation we may look back the progress Of events in
the State of New York in relation to banks The follow
ing atable of the bank capital of the State of New York
at different periods since 1900 with the population, also
the bank capital and population of the Union at the same
Periods
BAsx CAPITAL AND POPULATION OF THE STATE or NEW
YORK. ALSO OF THE UNITED STATES FROM 1900 TO S'<'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-21
Total csqital in 1880,

Total csqital in $780, $25.sa5 900
This showsa discrepancy Of $40 THIS sum is the
difference between the nominal and real capital employed
under the old system when banks were allowed to go
and do business whenever per Of their capital
was paid in; consequently the real capital could not be
arrived at. The whole bank capital of New York the
Last four years has then stood as follows:-
1889. 635 Ill.,. 81 7G GOO
1870, 81 9899t 1912, ~, 2S3i53
Showing reduction at the commencement Of the pre-
sent from ls4o Of Sl2 46 Of which 50 900
chartered and 46l free bank capital When the
safety fund adopted tho policy was laid down of
creating new banks Of renewing old charters
cept under that law, consequently there are now
but Eve chartered banks not under that law. Under
the free banking law the policy has been adopted of
ting no now banks rechartering old ones order to
bring all under that law The result u.s. that all the banks
doing business must have bona fde capital which must
be invested in stocks and form the basis of their crcua
ton As long New York State stocks in existence
system will well for moderate amount of capital
only because the profits Of banking derived not from
the loan of capital but the loan of credit BY regula
ting power of the bankrupt law those credits will be re-
stced to bona de transactions low prices requiring
comparatively but small of money; the profits
Of banks will therefore be powerfully crcumscribed.
This process has been going in New York for
time having begun with the resumption in May 1885, and
the results already evident the reduction of banking
in all parts of the Union amounting have seem
ring the past year only $7OO00OOO This may grau-
ally extend until not only New York greatly reduced
but the capital of the whole Union be contracted $780,
100000 more