New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-16

General Notices.

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CT. 80 sG
Is,- From the Newark Daily Advcrti.cr.-Tbe
is6t ofth, Georgia Lumber Co to -xcerc,e Banking pow
ers charter and laws of The State Maine has been
questioned various quarters and made tusuec of news
paper DISCUSSION AZ OF readers may enember-
The Company submitted the question 10 an eminent cuun
seor of that State the Hon. w. P Prebe, whose opinion
will be found in columns twill be that 1t is de-
oidedy IN favor OF the rights claimed End exercised by The
Company
GEORGIA LuMBEs ComrAsY.--The following legal
opipcu has been submitted with request that may
appear in our coumns Tn. high authority of the counsel
jus-s those concerned in exhibiting the far II
matter OF legal night for pubic Information
On the i9,h day of December, A D. 1854. The Le.sla
lure oflbe State of Georgia Incorporated lie geursia Luu-
Der Company. TIE Company Afterwards duly organized
themselves corporation uoder hs laws OF That STATE
The Charter OF sai Company having been submitted 10
of ia proposals. in rcgerd 10 powers conferred by H. ia
gave written opinion that by their charter The Compas
The Legisluurc OF Pennsy vanis having Incorporated
aud agencies, ofhe State and being understood
that office agency niehI be es,shlished by ha bach
within this State the Legissiure of mime by Salute rus
led March 20 1885, provided Tha, percp, nssocisln
OF persons, body corporate ,hs wcgt !te authority
a;n.d oCen, keep any Office hold agency IN ms
State, Tor the purpose OF receiving IN deposit Tie hilL'
notes orders other evidences Of debt g! any bank, or
banking compnuy Incorporated by the Legislature OF
this State 10 tc Issued losaed OF put IL circulation us INC
ney' 49,. -,
4. his Statute n,erered wh the viewp and Objects OF
Georgia Lumber Company and rs some OF the share
holders time inhabitants OF Maine ihe cge'
iue of aue the l4h Of February 1857 passed an act
entitled AN authorize The Georgia Lumber company
To keep au office. and transact busEess within tbs state
by winch il is provided that II thal be- lawful FOR The
Georgia Lumber Company TO establish and keep al oee
OF business within this Stale and 10 employ their surplus
cspal and funds In any way. Inconsistent with the
Constitution and laws o The United States and the tale
Of Maine aud in conformity with the provisions Of Their act
OF 10 an amount not exceeding hundred
thousand dosIs The prohibition, by the Act ot Muica
20 1856. against ANY pcrson, body corporate ope
IL, or keeping any Office holding any agency for the uf
pose o receiving III deposit The bills, Nc OF any hthN o.
banking company be Issued LOANED pu In cltcGHlen
ss money! The net extends ard applies only 10 the open
ms Keeping office or holding agency lorh sIe
cine purrose The oveuing OF offices. aud the holding OF
agencies for oer pu poses are within the purview or
provision. The only object then me Geoitia
in,b.r Cnr,pnny had In APPLYING TO tire Legislature Of
Maine relief that they might open h once au
DO business that they mad right 10 DO bat ihit Ae
At ~ Mar,b So leS6 prohibited the opening Office and
III. holdng OF nm acercy Stale for The exercise OF
their banking No sensible contradiction ~ hpPas
To- M. can he given provisions OF the Act Feb
l8s7 INIT that relieves and intended 10 relieve the
Company the prohibition OF the Acl 81 March, les 10
The exIei of thousand dollars The question
was whether the Legislature has ,GAcn their priv
lere by the seventynnth section OF tie Act emitted An
Act 10 sInend the Revised STATUTE" passed in April a d
S4 sln OF opinion the rights powers aud pryeee'
OF the Georgia Lumber Company under The act OF Eel -
ISL ARE "a no OF rs Revised s,sI,rs Of April
ls4i above referred 10. WIN. p. PREBLE;
PORTLAND, March IL 1876 IL
~ not Water Furnace tor Dwelling Houses,
the subs her Sheh has worked during me Winter IN me