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DIR. ID Jayne's SanatiVe
Pills,

for Lirer Complaints, GOut, Jaudice,
Dyspepsia, Rheum0tism, FeUerS, Ner.
UouSHess Erysipei0s, and diseases of
The Sh'n lmPuruy IF The Blood In
.fomations, MeiaachoIy Sex Head
0Ch, COsliUeneSs, Pains in The Hsod,
Breast, Side. Bach and limbs BiI.
Gus A6cc',oos fema.e Djseases, DC.
&C &C md Dhs"erer any PurgGtiue
Ned,cme may be equirtd.
There ts s"atrely any disease in which
PufgaIiVr Medicines arc not more or
less required, and much suffering and
sickness night be prevented were they
more grnerally used No person can
teel we'll while q cosllys tablI Of body
prevails; besl0es it soon generates Sc
rlous aud often fsfal dlsta.es, which
m CHI have been avoided BY q timely
and Judlc'ous use ol proper Catharlic
Medicines.
The Proprietor can recommend these
PdIs wlgh The greatest corid nce, be-
IcyloR hem isr superior to the Pills in
gensrs use, more mid, more prompt,
safe, nd Uniform 10 her operation.
IN using them, 10 psrlicuisr care 10
required Persons may est and drink
a. usual, and. II desirOb'e, eai mme
daleiy after lakIng hem.
Age will not rmpsrr them, "a they
are so combined as 10 always reaoiIy
dissolve u the stomach
In small doses thev are Alternative,
and gently Lsxslve, bot 10 large doses.
hey are actively Cslhsrtc; cleansing
he whole aIlmeGtsry canal from all
pu'rid, irritating and eca matters, and
producing healthy secfeUoBs Of the
Stomach, Liver, and the vaH0us other
organs Of The body,
They may be taken ct all times, and
IN most JIseases-In Inasmmalory, In
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~ Other form Of Fever JaUndtce end
Liver Complaint For Dyspepsia they
| ara really an invaluable article, gradu
ally changing the vitlated sscretions Of
he stom ch snd liver. and producing
healthy sclloD in those importan. or
CONS. They are very valuable for dis
. sses OF the Skin, and for what ls com
monty called 'Impurlty OF the B ood;'
also for Femate Compaiots, Co.uve-
ness, &c, and 10 TACT every disease
where az Apetlrnt, Al'ersive. or Pur-
garive Medicine may be required
@Dypps'G positireiy can be cured
by persrverlng USE o. this valuable
SbNATIVE, especially II the Tonic
VermDiuge be used in conjunction.
For sale by
|. ATKINSON, & co.
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NOTICE

ls hereby given. that here will be a
petition presented to the Commissioners
of Carroll county al their session in De
cember next praying Tor the gram Of a
road commencing at tho Gun ber.aGd
road At the corner between D K Cam.
eron and Robert Hbbet's land, len roeds
south OF C"meron's saw.mliI. thence
running a south westerly direction north
OF Robert I1Dbbet's spring, thence con-
tDue The same direction as above to
the corner oj s0id Hb5et's fence atior-
ing The county line, thence along said
line to whore it interseris the ,aun,y
road IN Tusrsrnwas c5uaIy running.
from McFarIOnd's mliI, 20 satd rouu.V.
and terminates OF rbe county Inc Of Car
roll county on section thirty four.
Sept mber 90, 1874,
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AOTLlE

IL hereby given that there will ho a
petIlloU presented 10 The Commissioned rs
Of CarrolI county, al their Decembe r
session. praying Tor an alteration Of The
road ending IRON CsrToIIIOn to Wells
Vlle; sad alteration 10 commence 81
Thomas Puts, thence past Joseph Fig
ley's to InlsTsect The Sat- Work road
nesra sprIng On The land o Nllilsm
Cameron. thence north 10 the end Of
Nathan Shsw's lane.
MANY PETITIONERS,
Sfprembsr 2U, iS44
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BALDNESS AND LOSS OF HAIR,

BADNESS AND LOSS OF HAIR,
Is caused by want OF healthy aclion
oI the vessels which throw eff he per,
spfalion from the head. When these
vessels are weak or diseased, the pes-
spiraion is thick and clammv and I'd.
here's TO the mouths Of The pores and
clogs them up and dries and forms
scur( or dsudruif Less b ood il hen
carried 10 The roofs OF the hair, and Tor
want Of which the hatr h.s not 81 fiji
cieut ncCrshn ent. aud corsrqUenr he.
comes DRY and harsh, aud bfg'ns lnsen
sbIv 10 tell CH which crn'lnulne 10 in,
crease, even ualiy produces ba dnsss
Restore The capillary vessels Of lhe head
10 their lcrmer healthy CifcuIn ion, End
II fine Silly new hair VIII make isfo
resfsncp which will increase IN ouan.i-
~ end volume until tn il halr becomes
thick and healthy.
JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC is the only
preparation that has ever been known
10 produce new Hair on Bad Hsads,
which 1t has done in unumetable in
stances, aud will seldom fail, if proper
Iy and perseveringlv used.
For sale BY l. Atkinson & Co Car.
rolhon, and R K Gay, Waynesbareh.
September l3, 1914.
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September s 1874.
Nv %SE1Sr.

JNO. L. II. VALLANDINGHAM.
Attorney at Lar, Hanocer, Col. Co., Chic
VIII promptly attend to all business en-
trusted to his care Office in the building
directlysouth of Z. Swoarengen's dwelling.
July 26, '44.-3m.
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IrrolIton, Oct 25, 1914.
Road Notice,

Notice is hereby given, that a petit
ton will be presented TO the Commits. I.
soners Of Carro't County. at their next
session, to lay out and establish Couu.
~ road in the Township OF Brown, in
said county, as follows, to commence at
Of near the school house IN school dis.
trict No. 8 Of Brown Township, thence
TO run past the house of the heirs of
Deny Robertson, thence 10 strike the
line between the lands OF james Hewitt
aud widow Shook, on the road running
past said Hewitl's house, thence to inter.
sect the state road from Waynesburgh to
New Lisbon between the lands OF James
Hewitt and Robert Huwke,
Ocl. 81, 1914
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Estate Of Arthur Russell.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the sub.
scrIbers have been appointed and quail
fed as Executors Of the estate Of Arthur
Russell, late OF Carroll county, Ohio
deceased. Those indebted will make
immediate pay mPnt, and those having
claims sealnst said estate are requested
TO present them, legs proven, within
one year from l6ps date.
WILLIAM DAVIS.
THOMAS WILSON,
Executors,
September 6, 1874,
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NOTICE

Is hereby given, that there will appli-
cation made to the Legislature Of Ohio
al their next session, for the establish
mont Of a Graded State Road, leading
from DowUlngsvillr. Carroll county,
Ohio, TO Bethlehem, Stark county Ohio i;
commencing for the same al DDwnlngs
vile, thence The nearest and best route
to Srertv, thence The best route to John
P. Bordner's, and thence the best route
10 Bethlehem.
A PETITIONER,
Oct 81, l642.
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COfGe.

10 pounds Coffee Of the best quality
for one dollar, by
l. ATKINSON & co.
October 4 1874
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/. ATKINSON, & co.
Ut " IWN
Aud R K Gray. WayOesburgh.
September 10, 1914

SKIN DISEASES are often owing
10 Scro'u Gus habit OF body, and in or.
der TO IF ct II permanent eure-the or.
lgDaI cause must be removed.
JAYNE'S LIFE PREVENTATIVE
ore Of the most pleasant sitlc.es ever
offered 10 the public has cen fonud not
only 10 cure Scro(ua, under,s It's muI.
upIred forms, oil Cancer. Kings Evil,
Go're, White Swelling. &r., but also to
remove the disposition or tendency 10
diseases Of that class, and oil diseases
originating from obslructions in tho
glands or pores Of the skin, or from
imPurity Of the blood or other fluids
the body.
For sale bv Atkinson & Co.. Car.
roIlton, and R K. Gray, Way ue.burgh.
Septe mber l3, lS44
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-05-24
VOLUM ME XIV.]
T. ]. fIOLTON,
Editor, Proprietor 81 Publisher.
TERMS:

Two DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS il
P1id IN adpaHee. THREE DOLLARS II moi
raI ,cithin hrrc months, And THREE Dol.
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS if not paid until al
Ter ne expiration Of The gear. No paper diseon
uh.td Hhli or arfeafdgts are paid, except at he
cPiion Of The Editor.
~ AdrertisemeHs inserted at One Dollar ne,
square, (l6 lines or less. This ssed type) for The
hrst insertion, and 2j cents for each continuance
Court embellishments and Saeri6's Sales chqrg.
cd 20 per cent higher; and a deduction ~ 33l
per cent toiH Be made from n0 reaalqy prices, for
advertisers By The year. Advertisements inserted
moHthfy or quarterly 81 per square for each time.
esmi'moathiy - cents per square fJr each time.
AGENTS.
Cot Il. NJ Cochran, Meekieabmg, " C.
Chas. ". Hayris Nil Grore. n. c.
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WEEkLY ALMANAC
MOONS PHASES.
SPEECH mp. CIINCu.N

On the principles of the Wing and Democratic
Parties Delivered in the House of Reprosen
tatives, March I, 1871 CONCLUDED.
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Columbus Correspondence,
COLUMBUS, Fet, 8, 1914.

COLUMBUS, Feb, 8, 1914.
Dear Sir:
this day witnessed a scene.
| trust in God | may never see the like
again. This was the day set apart by
the Court for the execution Of Clark ;,
alias Graham, and Hester Foster, "a
coored woman) both convicted for mur
der, committed in the Ohio Penitentiary.
Clark, for tha murder of one of the
guards, and the woman, for he murder
OF a white woman, also convict. On
Wednesday the cry began 10 be crowd
ed viii strangers, and, during the night
OF Thursday, al all hours, people were
arriving in every way of convey ance, so
that by this morning there were sUppo-
sed TO be in tho city over six thousand
people. At ten o'clock A M The mill
tary parAded in front Of the jail, being
some seven or eight companies, comman
ded by General Gale, At IL o'clock the
prisoners were taken from their coils,
dressed in their grave clothes, and pla-
ced in an open carriage, and under the
escort OF the military, started for the
place Of execution. The gaIlows was
erected near tho ground on which the
old Penilentiary stood A few minutes
drive broughlthe unfortunate victims TO
ihs place, where Tor the last time, they
look ed on earth. The crowd was dense,
variousy estimated at from twelve to
twenty thousand, and made up OF every
variety of fcharscler The devoted chris
tiSn, the careless wOy ,tdring mon and
a great proportion OF the lowest order oI
society, who como not TO see the law in
its majesty fulfilled and obeyed, but from
mere idle curiosity, Of seeing a colIec
ton e people, and 10 see the victims Of
offended law, terminate their fatal ca
roer. Dressed in their shrouds, the
doomed cuprils. attended by tho Rev,
Whitcomb Of the NJ. E Church, Rev,
Covert OF the Presbyterian Church, the
Rev Dodd Of The Episcopal Church, the
Sheriff and his suite, ascended the seal
fold Alter brief address from Mr.
Whitcomb, and prayer by Nj Covert,
tho ropes we're fixed around The neCks
of the prisoners. They again kDelt 10
prayer; Mr.. Dodd 10 very affecting
and impressive manner offered up the
last petition in behalf Of these unloru-
nate wtelches. During all this cere-
mony, Clark appeared unmoved and
actually refused 10 kneel, aud through
out the whole day, seemed entirely care
less as 10 his fate, and, 10 the last, in d.
dulged the hope that he would he par
doned. Tho woman was much effected
weP' prOIuSely aud when she attempted
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-02-16
CLAY CLUB!

81 shall stand erect, Nth spirit un
conquered, phile life endureS, ready to
second the erertiOnS of The Peoplc in the
cause Of Liberty, the Union and Nation.
al Prosperity CLAY.
Wsare authorized and requested 10
give notice, that there will be q meet
ing of the Wings Of Centre township, al
tho "CGrrOlIon HALL" on Monday
evening next, (ho 10Th inst) at6 o.
clock, for the purpose Of organizing a
CLAY CLUB for Centre township, All
are invited 10 attend - all, who are la
vorabIe TO the election OF HENRY CLAY
to the P Presidency. "Naf sed"
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AND STILL THFY GOMEZ


We sec il stated in tho New York
TfbuRe and other papers, that Hon.
DsnieI Websler has written g letter to
New HamPshire, IN reply 10 request
for the use OF his name in connection
with the Presidency, ia which he sub
miIs The whole matter 10 the National
Convention, expressing his conviction
that Henry Clay will be nominated, and
his determination 10 give Inc nomlna.
tion his hearty concurrence. The et-
Ter will shortly be published. This
most conc'u'iveIy nails down, as false
coin, she declarations OI the LocofoC0
press, that Mr., Clay is losing ground in,
and losing the confidence Of The North.
This, taken 10 connection with the for-
nation Of Clay Clubs all over the Eas-
tern States, and the recent triumphs in
Massachusetts and Maine, in several
Congressional districts, shows that The
flame Of enthusiasm in favor Ol the Wes
tern Statesman glows on the hills and
in the valleys of the whole nation. The
uprising in his favor is universal, aud
the mighty waves Of victory next fall
will eugulph and overwhoim at every
point, the terror'slricken forces OF The
Mag gicaa.-O S. Journal.
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THE WAR RAGlNG-THE BREACH
WlDENiNG!!

The last 81 CalrsvIle Gazette has a
three column article pouring down UpoR
Med0ry i Co the whole measure Of its
himbIe fNU Of wrath, 10 defence Of Gov.
Shannon and his friends. 1t throws its
hot shot and molten fire right and left,
and makes most desperate threats Of
what it can and will do, il matters era
not set right! lmpolent wrath! Wa
have some respect for Gov Shannon,
and therefore regret that he has no abler
champion. THIS came Gazette, h0Wev
er. will be VIII lpped back into The traces
and slink like a whipped cur, with his
tail between his legs, and glory in being
permitted to do the very dirGest work
ils task masters may impose upon it -
Thus has 1t ever been with DunhaU its
editor He has as much spirit as truth
10 his composition, and not enough of
either 10 excite either fear or respect.
This position, aS toe supposed organ Of
Gov. Shannon, alone entities HE pre-
cent oulbrosking toa passing nolics.--
o S Journal.
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WHO shalt be GOvcrnOre

a private letter IRON Steubanvlllo IN
forms Us, that GIN. SToKELv has pub
licly declined being a candidate for
Governor. Our delegates are, there
froe, entirely released from their in &.
siructions 10 support him for The nomi.
nation; mud they will, Of course, support
whom they please, in Convention.
Heretofore, we have not (elt Of liber.
~ TO bring The FREE Pass to deci-
sion in regard 10 the relative claims Of
three distinguished citizens, our neigh
bors, of Jefferson county, whose names
were simultaneously announced in con
uexion with the office Of Governor, Two
OF those genllemen having Withdrawn
from tho canvaS0, we arc now free IA
declare for Tho remaining one Col
JAMES COLLIER All Of our render are
acquainted with Col Collier; and ihoy
know him 10 be a genllem'n emlnently
qualified not only 10 bear the Wbip
s'hudarj in triumph through tho cam
PAiRr, buI to discharge the duties Of The
GuhernAtoria office with honor TO him.
solf, and with fidelity TO the people. W.
may further add, 10 ju'lice to Col. Col
iiOr, that 20 Wing in EuueN Ohio, hal
been more ready, sbo and willing, on
oil suitable occasions, to lend his sllicenl
sii in the defence and malnlainancs o.
Whig principles We say, therefore
10. Col, Golfers claims DO fairly eOD
sidsFsd.
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Senatorial Eltctors

THOMAS CoRwIN, OF Warren;
,PETER HITCHcocK, Of Geauga.
Dist. Congressional Electors,
l. BeIIamy Slorer, Of Hamilton;
William Bebb, oil Butler;
s3-Aaron Harlem. Of Greene;
a. Samson Mason, Of Clark;
-5-DavidJ. Corey, of Henry;
6-Josish Scott, of Crawford;
z Reader W. Clarke, Of CIermonl
S-Nelson Barrere, of Adams;
O. Joseph Olds, ofPlckawOy;
10 =, Daniel S Norton, OF Knog;
ll-Wssh'on W ConkIn of Marion
12- Samuel r Holcomb, OIL Gallis;
l3-Hsrlow Chaplin, OF Washington;
ID John Crooks, Of Guernsey;
15- -Sam'l W Bostwick, Of Harrison
I6- William R Sspp, Of Holmes;
I7-John W. Gill, Of Jefferson;
lS-Cyrus Sphinx, Of Wayne;
I9-Jacob H. BaIdW win, Of TrumbulI;
90 William l. Perkins, OF Lake;
,2I-Jobn Fuller. OF Erie,
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ollowng paragraph from tn" New Or.
leans Prcay una OF lhe 24h, ssems TO sci
the maIlor al rssl!
State Printer. - Yeste rda y, al hall pa"
twelve O'Clock, both branches Of tho
Legislature met in joint ballotlo elect a
State Frlnter. The candidates were
Alexander G. BuIliu Wing, and Jo~
rome Bayon (Dem On the first ballot
Hr BullII received 81 votes, and Mr.
Bayen received 80 votes; Mr. BuIlht
was therefore declared duly elected -
We lake pleasure in conetaIulslIng him
on his success. The Wings could not
have chosen ttuer friend the Demo,
Gratis could not have been defeated hy
more honorable sud magnaOimoas op.
ponent.
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'HERRY CLAY-I Did AND ] DID
NOT


ID VOTED FOR THE TARIFFS Of
1916, 1924 and 1882"
See Mr. Clay's letter 10 Gen. BIedsoe,
under date Of luIy 49, 1889
you are right, so fur as record is con.
Ceraed that / DID NOT VOTE for the
TaetBs Of 1916 or lS42"
See Mr.. Clay's Eeuer to Mr.. Merri.
welher, Of Georgia, under The daIe Of
October "a, lS43
We 6od the above in thirty or forty
Locoloco papers. 1t seems unconceiva'
bic that Human Nature should be guilty
OF the baseness here psrpetrated, for
the sake OF a very palIry partisan advah
tage, Mr. Gay was Speaker of The
House 10 1915 and 1894, and ofcourse
did not vote on the 6ue passage Of the
Tariff bills Of those years but he was
their ardent, effective supporter, as eve.
ry body knows; and in the very letter
to Mr. Merriwethsr, last above quoted,
says, when reminded that his name doea
not appear on The list OF Yeas for those
Tariffs:
"You are right so far as the Record
is concerned, that l did not cote tor tho
Tariffs Of 1916 and "a but l supported
herprincipIcS, dad have aircayS admitted
HGt iW0s nfduoT of them"
Now would the villain who could cut
of this last sentence from what precedes
1t, and publish The rest 90 as to make an
apparent contradiction with what Mt.
Clay had before written to Gen BIcdsoe
when there is 10 truth q perfect conA
sisIency between them hesitate to
forge Mr.. Gays name 10 an entirely
fabricated letter, il 1t would serve his
purposes? There is not a particle Of
moral difference between what is done
above and an elre forgery, though the
latter 10 the less cowsrdly. Yet men
who pretend 10 depEore the liceutious
ness Of the Press will coOneDance and
acquiesce in such frauds when their par.
~ IS served bv thom IN Y Tribune.
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That Proposition.

The fair proposition Of tho publisher,
Ito renew The Free Pres establishment, }
submitted TO the patrons Of this paper,
last week, we hope, did not escape at
tenlion. Those who are indebted to
the Free Prsss, and whoar desirous to
sec it rcneped, will moi delay in coming
forward 10 dischsrge al leOSt one hall
Of their indebtedness. This course
will save The publisher the expense and
trouble, consequent upon making oul
and presenting 10 each individual a se-
parate bill. Lot The matter be attend
ed 10 speedily.
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10 speak, she was scarcely audible. Af
ter the ceremonies above releTfsd TO-
the clergy took an affsclionaie farewell
,orthsm anG left the seafT1d. The Shsr
IF Isboring under intense excitement,
Informed them that their time had ex
pired, and moved them forward on The
scaffoId At this Clark changed color
slightly, buu firmly advanced. The ~o'
man shock hands again with the Sheriff
and told him she was ready. He drew
the caps over their faces, looked al his
watch, moved the fatal spring, the drop
fell, and they were launched into eter-
nity! After few short aud convu's 'sive
struggles, lie was extinct. Thusendcd
the life Of those unfortunate victims
who, though both young, have led hfe
of iniquity. frequent crimes, which
finally Terminated their mortal exis-
tence A lesson tolhose who indulge
in The .smHllest crimes, that rhere is
danger Of their increasing, unlll thehigh
est crime in the catalogue, is perpetra-
ted with as little regard for the conse
qusncss, as they have when they first
set out in their commission Of trlflng
crimes. Yours, sc.
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.General EYamliking l.akv,


Although no one has believed, that
any bill could psss both breaches OF tho
Ohio Legislature, at the present'session
to establish a general system Of Bank
iug in this State; yet many have dssi-
red and sill desire, that the Wings
should introduce, and Pass through the
HousS. at least, some bill that may au.
thorize practicable and sRfe banking.
To meet this desire, Mr.. Duncan, OF
Licking county, has brought forward a
"Blll TO authorize the business OF bank
ing" copy. Of hich is now before Us
II is similar, n .many respects, 10 the
"New York Free Banking Law" which
experience has proven TO be both saf
and practicable We do not profess to
be well enough acqusinled with the sub
ject Of the currency, to speak with much
confidence ot the merits OF Mr. Dun
cane Bill. But, ofthe general priuci-
Piles, or features OF this bill, we think
well. Some Of our Deighbors, in'wbose
judgment IN currency matters we have
confidence, have expressed the opinion,
that other securities, such as mortgages
upon real estate &c, as we'll as Ohio
Bonds, ought 10 be made the basis Of any
general system; or, 10 speak more dc
fniIely,) should be dee emed equal 10 Ohio
Bonds, and sufficient to authorize asso-
Citations TO sngsge 10 the business Of
banking, under the provisions Of a gen.
eral act.
The Cincinnati Atlas, thus sums up
he provisions of Mr. Duncan's Bill:
The Bill provides that any assoca-
ton OF individuals may eneagein bank
ing on the following terms:
They may deposite with the State
Treasurer any amount OF Ohio Bonds
not less than $4,000. Upon this stock
the Treasurer shall issue so per cent. {
in bills of Q 3 5, 10, 20, so and 100 +
dollars, which are TO be couotersigned
and registered, and delivered 10 the
bankers, to be filled up and Issued. The
baukersare required TO keep constant
ly on hand specie equal TO go per cent,
Of their circulation.
While The bonds deposited continue 10
DO at par, the Treasurer is to paw the
bankers the interest nccruing on them {
Should they at any time. Gal below par,
the Treasurer shall retain the interest
until they become par again. s6houId
tho bankers suspend specie payments
for more Than 80 days, the Treasurer is
10 sell the bonds 10 New York and re- ,
deem the outstanding notes. &c
There are many other guards, and
restrictions, and Penitentiary clauses.
We see no particular objections, Ell
ther to the general scheme, or 10 the
details Of the Bill. III differs from the
New York law in one very important
particular. iltaIows no stock 10 bs de-
posted except the bonds Of Ohio, and
provides for always keeping that stock
Of par. The bankers are required TO
keep 20 per cent, Of specie always on
haud--Ihere being only so per cent, is. {
sued on tho bonds deposited, he bill
holders would always be secure, while
the bonds would command GO cents on
the dollar in New York-even If tho
bankers had noo,her assets
We presume, however, that il is use
less 10 diseuss The merits of any plan of |
banking, so long as there is no expscla-
ton thai il could mass the SenAian c