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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-02-16

AZ I oRMS! WORMS STARTLING hus-
Wv Hundreds Of rh;ll.r,, ,,,4 ,.l,,',-. ,rp IS

IA ORMS! WORMS STARTLING Eus-
Hundreds OF Children md adults are d,
yearly with worms, when some other cause 10
been supposed TO be the true one.
Il is admitted by all doctors that scarce o Us.
woman or child exists but arc sooner or Iatc' rn
oed with worms, and in hundreds Of eases sd
tofeia'e supposed fever, scarlalina, cold sore
other ailing carries oft the flowers of the h1gaa
iamiiy--while in truth they die of Worms add
these could have been eradicatcd in a dsy, by DE
use o. bottle of kOLMSTOCk'S NKREt
fehE, at the cost of qunter Of a dollar.
"a C'ufton-Ncver buy this article uaCss j
mas DR.. kolmstock's vormtugo" hsrasome.
engraved on the outside label, and the laesn1
of Comstock & Co.
Tor sale in Charlotte, \. c. BY q. C<gs and !
j. lloion; in Salisbury by c. n. Wheeler 10 t,t
lngton by J. I. Marby; in Grcnsboroogn by]
q K Sloan; in Fayetteville by ]. A. MRac ID
I oFkvlllc, ). c. by Comstock 4 Cos agent
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-02-16
NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the subscriber are
N requested TO call between now and the Jan.
uaTy Court and close their accounts either by
cash or note, as my books must be closed.
THOMAS HARRIS.
January 4. 1914. l4tf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-02-16

"a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ComPco''
~ Extract. There is no other preparation o.
SarsaparilIa, that can exceed or equal this. lfya
are sure TO get Comstock's, you will find Il sure
nor 10 all others. Ii does not require putting.
tar sale IN Charlotte, n e. by D. Oates aud D.
g. iiolton; 70 Salisbury by c, Il. Wheeler 10 j..
ington by J. I, Mabry; in Green borough b., =
~ t., Sloan; IN Fayetteville by !, 4, v Bst ="
hotk'llie, ). {, by ComStock & Cos ag,hl
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-02-16
Great National Work.

NvAPPAN & BENNETT, No. ia, Washing
"a ton street, Boston, propose 10 publish, by
subscription, in fourteen monthly numbers, a, the
low price Of twenty-five cents each number, the
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-02-16

Y RES1ORES Of THE BLOC ~
s1lNr, for letter, Ringworm, Salt
7,Neum Slaldhead, Eruptions Of the skin, and foul
ulcers; - 10 be applied besides the Restorer
UNIVERSAL OR STRENGTHENING Fr,srra, for
Diseases Of the Chest, Dyspepsia, Inhammatory
Rheumatism, Palsy, Paralysis. &c.
On. hUuL's ACOUSTIC On. for Deafness and all
other AurIcnlar Complaints, which is 10 be used
together with the Restofer.
DR.. Kubls Pamphlet "Treaimcnt," &c,
entered according to Act Of Congress, contains
full Directions for the use of the above mentioned
medicines, and accompanies oyerv remedy.
W Persons wishing 10 procuro any OF Tie med
icines, VIII please direct their ORDERS with The a
mount, (posl paid) TO DIR. KUTILiS OFFICE,
kaielgl, n. e., or Richmond, Va, or to any OF The
following Agents in North Carolina
y Oates, Druggist, Charlotte.
J. r 4 &. Phicr, Concord,
Jenkins & Bilcs, Salisbury.
li1mphries g. Gather, Lexington.
J.& K Sloan, Grecnsboronph.
NJ J. A. Drake, Ashborough.
G. g. Henderson. Linc6nton.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Steele, Cunning & Co., York c. H.
McLnrc, Brawley 4 Co.. Chester G. II.
The continuation oftho list Of Agents, see DR.
KS Pamphlet.
June Is. 1912 33f
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

The following is list Of the Wing Documents
now for sale at the Tribune Office. Orders from
Clay Clubs, Wing Committees, Booksellers, Mer-
chants and individuals, accompanied 10y the cash,
are promptly attended to, and the Documents ship
ped TO any port OF the United States.
SARGENT"s LIFE OF CLAY-The fullest and mos
complete Biography OF MI. Clay evat written PIicc
LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY. avos.
with Engruvinss bound 81 y by the quantities. %
THE CLAY TRIBUNE. Weekly Newspaper For
terms see Prospectus in another column.
THE AMERICAN LABoRER. Hall bound. d.. "
PROTECTION AND FREE TRADE A Tract by
TIE TARifF AS II is BY ii. Greeley. Per lO.:.. %
SPEECH OF JOHN n. CLAYTON-per iu copies .
WIG SONGS-Cley and treinehuy e @ aanifa- so
BILE collection OF the very bes-pef Iu cnnes.....;: 5V
TIE TARIFF QUESTION IN GEkMhANN, Man, IN2eT iU W
COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE OF The UNITED 10
I.ETTkRS OF CASSiUS NJ. CI.AY-per 100 copies GO
-Dji !, UIJIC aTMkNAC-p.ri 100 copies. 20
THE TEST By Junips. per loo 90. .........'.'' 81 %
THE CURRENCY. do. 40. -............ oU
THE TARIFF. do. Gu. ......'..'.... 1 .v
LIFE OFHENRY CLAY. ID. d.. ..........." %
POLITICAL ABOLITION. do %. '.....'....'. 2? ~
sRtf pERR9fhANGx sNn d3sf do do. no. 60 60
THE PUBLIC ASftS. 90. ~
ANNEXATION OF TEXAS, W
TARIFF TRIUMPHANT, do' ......'......' w
Er- Orders must be addressed 10
GREELEY & McELRATH.
Tribune Buildings New. York.
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Ax Iyxocy,r MAN HuSc By a Mop.-Under

Az Jxxocryr Man HuSc BY a MoD.-Under
This canton. the Paris (lo} Mercury narrates
son,e cnrio,s particulars connected WITH mon
Iaa,, Some years since Mr.. James Barnes, son
nr .op;Jla Barnes, Of Missouri, was hung by :.
,nob N Arkansas, because he was suspecte1 VI ,.
hsyinp murdered the Wright family, III one OF
,no Conuties Of that State. Barnes TO The very
,,s, asserted his innocence, but the mob were it-
S-orabe. and he was hanged by them. II now
onnears. from statements III the Van Bu'c'i li,iNI
Intellirenccr, that the real murderers nav
fonnd. and arc in confinement ct Fayet'eVi''c' III
that State. There are three oi ''iei"' oy '.o
nsn,cs Of Star and Reese. and they arc sdiG 10
have frequently bcasted OF the cz''nc' iheY WI
be eont!cted il is said on the testimony OF many
witnesses to these confessions. But Their cohVic-
,;oo will not restore the innocent man to lie, nor
ave his murderers from the stlags oi remoFsc ioF
so cruel an act
The editor OF the Mercury says that the news
of Barncs's innocence is truly gratifying, 10 AIM
"f for we personally knew Afniiia Barnes, and inc
Barnes family. twenty.six years agoo. at oid
franklin Howard County, Mo. HIS father
rrand father, and unces, were men OF high stand
inp and respectab.liiy, many OF them exemplary
members OF the church OF Jesus Chrlst. How
n,;nful il must have been 10 his father and mo-
iibcr. The wife OF his bosom, with her helpless
b,bcs. and his relatives, 10 be thus deprived OF
his society; and to think, too, that mob hung
him without Judge or Jury, under the charge OF
mprder-thus blasting his fame, and putting
stain upon his poor little children, his unottend
;np wife, his aged father and mother, together
with his brothers and sisters, his friends and rel
a,;res
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27
Are wciih.iPrc {

We ate governed iy Prices Stock Tables in coming at
this result: aud, therefore. not wade OF the mark
Here thrt bu ccus nre seventeen per cent
cheaper York five cent stocks and lenressee
i've fourteen cent cheaper nu Hew-l urk or
United State. vcs The Interest 81 all this list, payable IN
TN. city there drawback tIer. Ore on TINT score
and Kentucky, never have lueTed m pro-
vlin: r their public debt and they never will tat
Ter n une these States taiked nbout fllerng ana
tnt is more than can be said of or the General
Government >, 49,: e.., L :.
la stocks. They hfe taken out nl Inc
market and depo tied with the Comptroller Tor circulating
notes But this o:l make seventeen per cent G'er-
ence: for Ohio will ~ Twelve months nave oths system
twelve months make yenr-
Thereto 20 stocks and Government stocks nre too
h.h or Ohio Tennessee and Kesucky stocks ae too low
The receipts over the Norwich " Worcester
Road u! July will reach about S2lC0 asunst sl.OO last
July.
The following were The sales of Stocks at the
Boston Brokers Board yesterday lt0 hnres East Boston Co.
I'm 80 dividends East Boston Co, i62 shares Boston Il
Mime Railroad. l05.-0 Portland y Saca X, 6. 5-Reud
Ing r. s2m 25-7j No. $3.50 do. blcs, 255-4i Western f.,
1870 Co. sln 1850 DO. lm 1850 do ids T4-2l do
77s-o5 do en- 1l-1t0 do. blm, $50 do, slw, Ts-l5
do, 773s
We understand that tie new track Of the Mohawk
Railroad Will be opened about the 9th OF august Passengers
will then avoid TIE inclined plane, which has always been
great drawback the prosperity of this road The grading Is
completed. Is the deep rOck eXcuvnton at
Ilyoil Falls But cu.yerts unfinished, und the
wo:k rapidly progressing upon these he rails are arendy
Ind from the where the track DIVORCES from the old
rn-the best possible kinds being ad the entire distance 10
Schenectady. aud when completed ts Toud VIII be one oi te
u. trhye the Union. Cnrs Will leave the new
depot about be erected Maiden ane and proceed direct
Schenectady ana West without detenloH encounerng
rny inclined plane The route will present rs beautiful ard ro
lnuutc scenery any line III the Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27
THE JUNIUs TRACTS.

" The prce per 1900 copies of the first EIGHT NUMBERS
ofhese Tracts at the Publication Office, SIS OF No. X.
800 per OOO Y. $40 l00 The Entire Series. bound in
paper. can be had, If ordered.
J- These little pamphlets working infinite good TO
the hc cause nnd observe with pleasure that they have
become the Standard Publlc;onsm our pary.
O' WV INew-Orleans Bee.
Published by GREELEY & McELRATI Tribune Office,
sO Naaustrect NewYork-by whom orders will be prompt
y executed for any part the Union.
Ncno- Inrk. Lulu. ISL JylI 2nwn
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VICE CHANCELLoR'S COURT. Before Hon. WM. 7.
M'InIN. Wee CLnnctllpr


HENRY ID. CEUGEE RS. GEORGE DOUGLAS, HAIR
R,rr ID. CRUsgR and oh,rs.-HARRIgr ID. CRuGER CS
ilESRY ID. CnUGER.--iiIIL AND CROSS ms case
to pace his wife the hamGs oil Trustees Ia" her
personal benefit. not sgne appears MI alter The mar
rage ceremony lad been peIloed but vas perfected s
It's cnn,ended. therefore, That there was no
anti nup,al settlement. This den!ed by MIS- CiCger. WIN
that merely peec,ins tie ns'eemenl made before
marriage Ia part OF her answer, She says ANA tis tie
DISCUSSIONS in which neither recede: IN my degcc from
opposing opinions, snd complainant lMr nj the cy "i
time upon an evening IN the month OF Nov 1922 did whist
with this deendnnt. and several other persons pm
per- which eudI.c, pencil writing. lNe your
huppiness. aud within which written IN pencil wiins
for the joint use Of the pures and of the sur
y0e IN e.s a,s e,s RI ] = he s noen .H m nc
be disposed OF by 'he ndy either 1y dsei "a g @ "s py y W." @
pears. visit 10 London IN winch city The late partner
Of her father Nj, shaw. resided Mr. CraseT also visited Eng
land. and met her London Ms C., N her answer. also
states that ui,e the nigh, which above paper had
been placed her hand her,e md Mr. Crusrr had several
conversations on the subject aud she refused to ake a uc
ageemea the control OF her property To any rson
whatever aud whilst still IN London IN le. he up all
and agreed II she would marry him. her @pery
should be vested trust ur her: but dong would ook
like ofcondence. he wished her TO requiring the
settlement Ill aite instead OF before their beng mlrrled-
ii was 10 he binding and according 10 the of New York
dn iurer that size never would have agreed 10 marry MN
ne well knew unless he had previously agreed TO SETTLE
ment OF her estate upon her,
The reading Of the IestmGny had been concluded the asso
in which he spoke for some time He alluded among e
to the tact of the settlement having been made on Mrs Cger
band has power make posnupiia settlement his wife
which will be binding, yet the instrument slvento Mrs Crree
Hv0 under the statute OF frauds OF this state no cnnsdera
ton avng been stated the agreement to have been given u
aand Dir. Cuger entitled. therefore under the rights OF
iaee the whole of his wifes Property In relation 10
the bill which Mrs asserts TINT she had been induced
rive an N order M q. iced Tor MI o'Gs eeee n os n
hay say,ns beer and therefore nS bnSs % e P s &
T. Will reply Tuesday
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

D- John Burdel. dentist, has returned fro from the
county, and will renah at 3D. Broadway corner o fahhh
street until the commencement of cold weather. when he IN
tends go South GEl spend the winter una return III the
Spring. ,,;o... 7 No., ;,.a.o., ~, - ,rv
former establishment o. Chambers street nnd Broad
way but such od SLY. that have no connection wth
any other dent md In hive while Others have
been informed by connected with the recent difficulty m
family that an cTnzy and have ;ven np oisinsIs.
reference exposition eaded John Burdels Statement
nfats and contains also the reading nter Of the Health Al
for the past three year, hcse who have been a
honzed dispose Of said pamphlet have been threatened
with prosecutions and have therefore taken upon myself tn
furnish to any person who may require the noInaton II
contains. ly-o lwS'
HrTo Travelers.-To gentlemen who desire useful
and the highly interesting book companion to
their Travels we recommend Appleton & Co.'S edition of D.
lsrael Cur0Sites of Literature 1t perhaps taken dio-
gehe the most Interesting book written. 2w&W6Ctf
OF Currency.-TIIE EVIL AND THE REMEDY.
"A Treatise on the Nature Tendency and Consequences of
present Monetary System with plan for lis eilectunI and
benecent REFORM published for the Public and Author by
w H. GRAHAM, 80 Nrssau-strest, New. ork; Burgess l.
trnser - Broadway do. Price 81 per hundred SIX cents
q cnpy.
The only object of uthor beng to secure the Reform
herein proposed the work published at his cost and the pub
lie will only pay for pnntng the copies which they
uue. All friends OF pne steady. prosperous business and
OF fully employed well rewarded labor. earnestly request
ed aii extending he circulation this pamphlet.
Je.I lri
De- The Life and Public Services OF Hem
ry Clay by EpEs SARssr. be obtained AT Heddng
Cas- Boston ZeIbeI s. Co.'S. Philadelphia. and a Cushing &
Brothers Baltimore. 1ns Biography the fullest and most
complete any published of ar. Clay ct tie
uncommony low p:ice of sI, cent, per COPY as DaW
cr Cotton Canvas, COMPRISING HEAVY
SAT-. DUCK, LIGHT RAVENS. for BOAT SAILS.
AWNINGS, &c Also. HEAVY .TARPALLlNS. Pa
PER FEELINGS. q TO q inches wide BAGGING. PLAIN
and twlcd and "a inch Abo. Gram and Ales Bags, IN
and bushels. For sale By
BRINCKERHOFF. FOX & rOLHEMUs.
Xf6mu 81 Beaver street
10 Price SO cents per, Bottle.-7The chief virtues
of this TricOpherous o meiicaiet compound are
j. Its bracng, sirengthenn- and clarifying qualities:
2. It's gently stimulating the action OF the ssln
j. lis producing and encouraging reaction in the oun or
root and particularly the pulp. which receives the vees
and nerve giving life and rigor to the halr
4. Its equalizlng the circulation OF the fluids; :.
B. It's freeing skin from the effects OF pepaton scuri.
and dantnti and dspcsng The hair 10 CURL
g. And is frequent use wall preserve the hair in beauty and
health 10 the lnies PERIOD OF lie.
Graro, advice given all diseases connected with tho
hair 1T the lhir Cutting Rooms.
Ii5 Broadway. corrc- Of Liberty ST. s,ars es lms
,W.DODGE, Miniature Painter,
lS HKyRY-sTRyET. NIL 3mnf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27
GREAT A1r.iAc-I'.U> : Ar TIE
NCW.YORk CASH TAILORING
t-S.1HliS'iiheht'
Ne Isl Broai.cey, three doors telsD TIE frd"k-

Ne. lS7 Bro.i.cey, three doors telaio TIE Frask-
lin House.
s1 The ,ubc bsr> daily EcceiyiHT new and FSshsna
lie oal by eycs e:-.a sad prepared 10 furnish gar
nens prcss ur'e raos, economical HaYas ncfes'e"
oar b., m ting .el, ,e are prepared 20 execute
orders " TIE same rrop@s elegance ani sy e. !c' which
the IS ,ieul rsh-n long celebrated am for ne hc-
comnsiaon os leuol wsuaS set Immediately Te have
constantly on haGl general assortment o garments made
and Trimmed m eve yrepec, equal in oc ase To ORDER to-
s-he vh genes SIX, uera,. linen ard mus
lin SHIFTS Sni Sowe ~ scars. cve',. hsndzzFch'e. collars
5.oms eloye,, hos ny .u-perers umbrellas &c &C. Fui
,;, raie ote:l- ew hour notice. Uniformity IL pnee'
~. ~. ,'.isl -; j. C. BOOTH. & co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

FlnE.-We learn from the Worcester Spy that
the large and new dwelling house of Nh Elijah
Bates IN North Brookieid, was destroyed by fire,
with large portion Of its contents, on the 9th
inst. Loss s., 500, no insurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27
Ill A RRlEn

At Lenox Mas. on the 25,h inst by the Rev. Dr. Shepherd
Nj RICHARD McNAMEE of the City Of Newf ok, 10 Mis-
MARY E. PHELPs. daughter oi Willium A. Phelps Esq oi
LenOX. ,l . W.,
LIAM CUSSlSGuAM Jr. to ELIZABETH SwARTwoUT, all oil
Al Newark ~ J. July 25, by Rev. A: D: Eddy JAMES w
NEWELL to Ann daughter OF Major William Stevens al OF
,bat
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27
CITY INT f l. l. l G Z n C E
FRIDAY,

SUPERIOR COURT. In Chambers Before Chief Jus
tee loyEs ard Judge OAKLkY.
WM. BEsTwIcK rS. Jos. NJ EsrENAL-Acton
OfTepass brought against the Commodore Of the Mexican
steam irgHtes Gaudeloupe and M0nizun. t co'cr di-
ages refusing discharge e>wck of the WHO
that ms of service m expired, and Tint the Com
modofe uluy dcGins his clothes ne question n tie case
IS whether Je commander o Foreign natonai vessel or
squadron yag the burtUr U New York. be arrested
and held bail for Gny thing but breach Of The peace
Mess Whiting Hd stevens appeared on behalf OF the Gem
mOdore ufse that tie COu;t has nri>cton n ds-
agreement McsrS Nash and hlauceS
Ter appeared for The aud conteded Tie reverse Inc
Count will render lis decislOn Tins lOlcnOon
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27
THE REPUBLIC.


NJ OFr1cg CORNER or NASSAU AND BEEKAAs-sT.[U
The Republic IS well known OF the most efficiently
organized newspapers in the United States On and after
Monday will appear Democratic Wing journal un
der such political guidance cannot fail to secure the conf
dence uf the party all parts OF the Union.
- The Republic left by carriers 10 all parts Of The city
ard Brooklyn ut cents per week. . cents single copies.
E- Advertisements inserted favorable a large
edition w! be issued OF Mondays paper. jyE IT.
MRS. A. BROWNS Boarding House has been removed
vi of Greenwichstreet md Battery Place.
Will be happy accommodate both permanent and
boste The house has thoroughly repaired
and fitted up. and OF the delightful residences
the city commanding full OF the Battery md Bay
which render II both pleasant and healthy. jyl!lm
BOARD WANTED-Two single gentlemen wish to OBJ
ID tain Board in respectable house where they have
comfortable ROOMS, situated the eastern part of The city
Address H. and 7. box Az Upper PostOffice. iyG n
4 GIRL WANTED-To do general housework IN q small
n genteel fnmy. colored woman would be preferred.
Apply AZ the residence. lS Second street. DA IL
HYDROPATHY.-Dr. TRAIL, of No. 10 Cannistreet,
daily treating acute diseases iever, nilanmHtons,
also Gout Rheumatism. Scrofua Dyspepsia Ulcers. skin
diseases, Liver Complaints MercurlE Affections. ncplent
Consumption. &c. &c with unparalleled by meals Of
regimen ard the WATER CURE Processes. ID Trai can refer
interesting this city and numerous patients
nol. under treatment. Jya 81
GUNNER PRICES! 81 25 TO S4 IS i-A!though
- trers on the Cnnnl advancing the subscribers are
pncesor Broken and Egg 81 Stove 81 80 and
Nu' '0a' g - Ill oe'''ea ''v ~ 9' r TRUsLoW.
j3i 70 Cherry and ITO Mulberry ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27

FATAL ACCIDENT BY PorsoN.--On Sunday the
l4lh instant, the youngest daughter Of j.. &.
Laun, OF IIenmnyford, ESD. met her death by
..:.sing small quantity Of cobalt, preparation
made use OF for the destruction Of flies. Alter
suffering for Ten hours all tho horrors attending
this fatal poison she expired, leaving another OF
the many instances of carclessness IN chemists
aad druggists, in not stating the deadly effects of
these orepar atons. Montreal Herald.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-07-27
Rates OF discount Gu Bank Notes at - Wall.s,:
We quote Specie as follows

We hnve bccn informed that the statement we
made "Wednesday morning. copied from T'homa>ou's Re
porter in relation the Farmers Il Mechanics Bank at De
tro ci;,rel Incorrect It stated :ha, ecs TINT This
Bank had met with heavy les, IA consequence OF fcOre ~
this City, &C. The facts, told, are, that the Bank had
different cashed drafts t- house question the
OF g.. 90: TIA, Of This amount all has been paid
cured be paid when due. except about $500 and that
this sum the Bank has attached the property OF the parties
Chicne and el.ewee The loss the Bank cannot under
ans circumstances exceed s5G1 ard expected that
any loss will be suffered By the Bank the transaction.
This Bank informed has capital of si00GC0. all
paid up and Principally owned by capnis.S III t State. 1t
is the atse,, Bunk NchEa and doing very successful
business.
The approach of,he time for making the quarter
returns the Banks has brought the periodical
in of loans by the Banss order that they may make sroTg
report. Each quarterly pcrud however, finds TIE
Banks with less ability 10 GnrUy e! customers; and the
cry that the Banks drcwii in .eir loans has panic
IT, The ulicios adopted b. Banks of producing
these periodical al loans has driven of the
large borrowers less uc,uang for money and
very considerable par, OF the capital in Wall street held
uo,hecenn of stocks borrowed from the Eastern and nte.
nor Banks, and from Philadelphia and Baltimore The
nue o! being thus filled from urcc1 sources.
ccases the difficulty Of employing the accumulaons of
own Banks after the period for nnkingtle reports past
The Bunks also Injured another by this call for
loans the thus cau;ed filed in many by the
individual dcrosi,cs which withdrawn from these very
Banks tine purpose ad .hus the Bank loses the OF this
money Capital from other places will doubt continue 10
seek market and find employment far rates, so long
our Banks make these alternate contacors and
expansions of loans Money plenty AZ centard
indeed ruun,ty Offering almost unprecedented aud
| tinunlly inc:easDg
| 1t being as certain as that the sun will rise to
morrow that Ohio and Kentucky und Tennessee will continue
/, pay the interest their public debt faithfully New
| York the following from hompsOn's Reporter shows an
mnnt of difference against those States which would not
suppose would exist holder Of NewYork Fves, which pay
HIM AZ per cent can sell and buy Ohio. which will pay
him oyer per cent and be equally safe 1t rot to be sup
! posed that this great difference will always exist.
United States Five cent and Ne@Iork Five per cent
stocks are selling 2s At this rate they yield 10 the
chaser q, per per amnum on ih- Investment.
The following table shows the present u some of the
stocks which IRE be hnd this uuk kCt mud the ut
which they would be productive New York and n,ed
States Fyes also the disparity IN the mnI.e vnlue OF other
stocks when compared with NewN ork and States Elves
United States Elves otlSi3 .l02ls THE standard.
New York Fves Ul 49,. .lG!.. N '