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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-01-15
CONGRESSIONAL.

In the Senate, to-day, the procee-
dngs did not possess any special inter
est, although considerable amount
ofpublic business was transacted.
Mr.. Calhoun was excused from ser
wing on the Finance Committee.
and Mr.. Bagby was excused from
further service on lhe Committee on
Claims.
"A bill providing for the raising Of
one regiment of mounted riaemen was
reported by Mr. Benton, from the COM
mi.tee on Military Affairs.
After some lucid remarks from MIR.
Atherton IN expl anation of its objects,
the consideration Of the bill for the set
Element of the claims of New Hampshire
against the United States was postpon-
ed until Monday next.
The bill establishing post-routes
in Texas was RENTED for amend
ment.
AS resolution similar to that repor-
ted from the Committee on the Public
Buildings relative to the erection of a
monument to Washington had pas
sed the House of Representatives,
it was for the present laid on the ia
BILE, at the suggestion of Mr.. Critten-
den.
The amendment in the bill regula-
ting the compensation for the public
printing, so as to make it take
effect from the commencement of the
session, was adopted.
The Senate at an early hour went
into executive session, during which a
large number of appointments were
confirmed.
In the House, the first half of the
session was occupied in the inter-
change of some personal and historical
"reminiscences between Mr.. Adams and
Mr.. Rhett. The report in another
column will repay the perusal.
The remainder of the day was devo-
ted to the consideration, in Committee
of the Whole on the state of the Union,
of the joint resolution from the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs in rela-
ton to Oregon. No question was ia
ken.
No general business found It's way
into the House with the exception of
a joint resolution by Mr.. l. E. Holmes
In relation to monument to Washing
ton; and report from the Committee
on Elections in the case of the contest
for the seat as representative Of the
State of Florida. - Union, Jan. 7
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-01-15

LAID ovER.-We cannot find room
this week for all of AIRS questions.
The remainder Of his dock shall ap-
pear next week. ART. says he don't
get to see the papers for several weeks
at time. Humph man, Two Dol
LARS, sent to this Office, will insure it
to come every week, for whole year!
All me what virtue there is in two
paper dollars! Like the Poor Mans
Plasters,' they will-do a great deal,
when stuck on the right place!
TIRED OF IT Mr. John Hampden
Peasants, for many years principal ed
ltor ofthe Richmond Wing, has sold
out to Mr.. Robert H. Gallaher; and
says that he shall in short time issue
new paper, to be called the Rich
mond Globe. Really, John, it grieves
US to part with you! But send US the
Globe--do.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-01-15
FOR THE SENTINEL.
INVIDIE DOMUS.

r Protinus lnvidia, MICRO squallentia, rsbo,
iecta petit. Domus est imis in vallibus antri
Abdlia, sole carens, non ull pervia yento;
1rIstls, ct lgnav plenissima frigoris; ct qua
Igne vacet semper, caligine semper abundet
hue u5l pervinit belli metuenda sirago;
Constiut ante domum, (neque enim succedre
tectis
Fas habet) Ell ostes extrema cuspide pulsat.
A. c.. s 50 *ss
New Market, Jan. S, 1916.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-01-15

l0G-We give below two translations Of tho
Latin sentence which appeared last week.
A slight difference in the language merely
will be perceived, but none in the sense.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-01-15
Translation TO the Latin sentence f;oyn
Horace, Lab. /, Ode ia.

Horace, Lab. |, Ode Ia.
DO you perceive that Sorocte stands whit.
with deep snow, nor can the aboring wood
lands sustain their burden, and the rivers stag
nate with penetrating ice2
A, G. S.
n. Market, Jan. 8, Is 6.
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The Weekly National
EsasGEEEgGRCep.

This paper being made up Of such
portion of the National ltelligencer pro-
per as can be compressed within the
compass Of a single newspaper, contin-
ues TO issued and mailed to subscribers
every Saturday at Two Dollars year,
payable in Advance in all caces-no ac-
count being opened with subscribers
to the weekly paper
To bring this paper yet more near
ly within the reach Of such as desire to
take blythe gear cheap paper from the
seat of the General Government, a re-
duction will be made in the price Of it
where number Of copies are ordered
and paid for by any one person or as
ISOLATION at the following rates:
For Ten Dollars six copies will be sent.
For Twenty Dollars thirteen copis; and
For each sum of Ten Dollars, above Twenty
eight copies will be forworded; so
that remittance Of Fifty Dollars
will command seven copies.
HFPubIishers Of papers throughout
the United States and Territories who
will give single insertion TO this adj
vertisemnt with this note annexed) and
send one of their papers TO this office
with this advertisement marked there
in, shall receive the Weekly National
lntelIigencer for one year free of charge
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EXECUTIONS NOTICE.

q ETTERS Testamentary, on the es-
e. tate of George Alexander, dec q,
having been granted 10 The undersfgn-
ed by the lion Probate Court oil Pano-
ia County, at The September term 1873,
of said Court, NOTICE IS hereby gwen
to all persons Indebted to said estate to
come forward and make Immediate
payment and all persons having claims
against said estate, will present the
same duly authenticated to the suscrl-
bea within the period prescribed by
low, or they will be barred.
CHARLES T. ALEXANDER.
GEORGE L. ALEXANDER,
Executors. 36...6t.
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/ NOTICE

HliE subscriber having been appoin-
b ted AGENT of the BOSTON and
MISSISSIPPI Cotton Land COMPANY;
The NEW YORK, MISSISSIPPI an6
Arkansas Land Company: and the
POSITION and NEW YORK CHICK
ASAW Land Compauy,-herebv gives
notice To those Indebted 10 either of
he above associations, iha. Mr.. VIII
lam 5. Williams, or III case Of his ali.
lence, Col George Foote, is olnbor.
lied TO receive monies, and mss re-
sIeipts for the same, in cases who're
cbeier suits the convenience of nor,;as
of visit fernando, than the office -.
the subscriber al Ponlo,oc. and such 80
ceipls will be received as cash. ON ,b6
day of payment.
Mr. Williams is also empowered -
make contracts Tor the sale of lands in
that portion of the 'Chickasaw cession
lying north Of the Tennessee State line.
in all the counties west of the meridian:
aud in the. counties of ST. Francis and
Crittendeh in the State of Arkansas,
and such contracts will in all cases ht.
sanctioned and confirmed, unless public
notice should be given 10 the contrary.
As it IS the object Of the proprietors
TO bring their lands fairly into market,
those seeking settlements are invited
10 call on tic subscriber al Pon,otoc.
or Mr.. Williams, a. rnando, for good
bargains, on liberal CONDITIONS.
The HcIly Springs "Gpard," and
HE PoHoia Lynx" will please copy
lor two months.
RIGID. L. ORNR.
Hcrnando, May 90, 1916.
2i-2-m.
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Admins Notice.

ETTERS Of administration having
been granted to the undersigned, on
the estate Of John T. Oliver, deceased,
by Hon. Probate Court CT t'dpoIa Coun-
", at tie May term, A. d. 1915.
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons
indebted to said estate, 10 come forward
and make Immediate payment nd
those persons having claims against said
estate are notified 20 present the same
duly authenticated within tie time pre-
scribed by law, or this notice will Be
plead in bar Of the recovery.
DIGNY SIOUS OLIVER. adfnr
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.NBhsTss MISSISSIPPI
CQDAANA.H.IaS7E.

The Trustees Of this in
stitution, take pleasure in
announcing to the public,
that they have secured, as
Professor to take charge Of
tireir College, the services
Of Joseph Y, Boyd \. M,
who is fayorably known in
our country as q faithful, "a
bic, and successful teacher.
lie will be assisted in the
primary department by
James w. Karr, a young
man known to possess the
requisite qualifications Of a
good teacher.
while the Trustees have
all the corporate power OF
a college, it is nevertheless
their intention to make the
college, a preparatory
school to the State Uniyer-
sity, located at Oxford ; and
students can, be prepared
for any class in that, or any
other institution to which
their parents may wish to
send them.
The scholastic year will
be divided into sessions of
five months each. The first
of which will commence On
Monday 5th of January
1916.
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n 9 Il / e

is hereby gwen by me J. L. NJ. BOB
& bridge, Judge OF The Probate. Court of
PauoIa county ana state Of Mississippi,
that onsaPpIicaton TO me in writing, ey
John G. Bfewton, aud Elizabeth e.
Brewton his wife, formerly Elizabeth
{. WrightS by their attorney L. b:
Turner, all of said county and stabt
who claims an undivided portion, or
para Of ali that tract of land being in
said county, known as the west half o
Fractional Section four, Township nine
Range seven west.
have nominated John II. Keith,
f. q. Vance, and Albert II. Burdine
commissioners 10 divide said tract Of
land into ual-shares or portions, and
unless proper objections are stated 10
ne at The Juiy term Of said court for
said county and state, on the first day
Of said July term, which is the 2lst
day Of July next, the SAID John II. Keith
Il. 9. Nance. aud Albert Ii. Burdine
s. i'll then be appointed by me, commIs-
sioners TO make partition OF said land,
pursuant 10 an act, eHlilIed an acl. cuu-
corning The partition OF lands held by
CoFarceneIs, Joini-lenanis, and Fen
ants IN common; given under my hand
and seal, ms the 26sh day of April
I&45. j. i. n BUnBRlDGE
Judge Of Probate.
7. B. TURNER Solicitor for Petit
iUneis l5-2m.
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NOTICE..

Z He Undersigned, Administrator 4
j the Estat Of Zimry, w. TAFT. de
ceased, having, at the January Term
A. d. 1845 of the PROBATE Court Of Pa
nola county, filed his accounts for final
settlement at the March Term A. D.
1916 of said Court:
Notice is hereby given TO all persons
interested in said Estate, 10 attend at
said FERN ofCoart, and show cause if
any they have, why final settlement
and allowance Of said accounts should
not thenbe made.
JAMES. RUFFiN. Adm,r
Of the Estate of Zimry w. TAFT de-
ceased. January 25, 1915 3-6w.
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In soEve,.t NOaE

The State Of Mississippi Probate
Pamela County. Court
March Term 1915.
VNTe, the undersigned Commission
Wv ers Of Insolvency on the estate
of Edward NJ. Halle deceased, (r edI
sented insolveni) appointed by said
Court at the term aforesaid, will meet
at the Office Of Harrison q Vance on the
third Monday in each mouth, TO exam
inc, audit, and settle the claims for and
aginst said estate. All persons holding
claims against said estate, will present
hem within the time prescribed By law
JAMES PACKER.
WILLIAM RANEY. Com'rs
A. J. HOLCOMBE.
10 6-m
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RANGERS NOTICE

WAS posted by ANDREW WAR
Rem, living four miles NortE,. west of
Pharsalia-1 dark bay horse, 6 or 7
years old, 143 hands high, small star
in the forehead, has a small white
ring above his left hind hoof, has had
the fstula and swinney. and appraised
10 $25. VIM. S. KEITH R.P. c.
April 10Th 1915. 14-3-w.
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NOEEEE.

z HE undersigned, Administrator of
b the Estate Of George. w. Terry,
deceased, having, at the Januray Term
d 1915 Of the Probate Court OF
Pamela county, filed his accounts for
final settlement at the March Term A. d.
1916 of said Court:
Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested in said Estate, to attend at
said Term OF Court, and show cause, if
any they have, why final settlement
and allowance of said accounts should
not then be made.
ROBERT. w. BRAHAM. admir-
Of The Estate Of Geo. w. Terry decd.
January 25, 1916 3-6w.
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TERMS.

Orthography, Reading,
Writing &c, So per ses.
English Grammar, Geog-
raphy, Arithmetic &c, $l2
per session.
The Languages, EIathe-
MATES &c, $l8 per session.
Board, including washing
Lights &c, 81 per month.
Any number ofstudents can
be boarded at the college
in the family of Charles A.
Smith, where they will be
continually under the SUI
perintendence Of the teach
ears.
The college is located in
Lafayette county, five miles
northwest of Oxford, in a
healthy, moral, religious, &
intelligent neighborhood.
Considerable attention
will be given to Oratory
and English composition.
The Bible will not only
be read in school, but con
tinualIy used as a class book
that its sacred principles
may be thoroughly implan-
ted in their youthful minds
By order of the Trustees
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Notice.

FLIZABETH JOHNSON, Admins
B, tratrix Of the Estate Of James Gar
ret deceased has flied her accounts at
the November Term of fhe- Probate
Court of TaIlahatchie County for f.
nal settlement ofsaid Estate at the Jam
uary Term 1916 of said Court;
All persons interested are hereby re-
CURED to attend on said day and show
cause ifany they have why such final
settlemnt and allowance ofsaid accounts
shall not be made.
ELIZABETH JOHNSON.
Formerly Elisabeth Garret. Adm'r. OF
Jas. Garret, decd. .35-3w.
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EkE2YE2S, WEESDS sec,
A1NElssTON NERO An T :
81 Camp Street, .NET ORLEANS.
EaEOULD again tender their services
~ to theirf ricnds and the public ge-
morally, in the sale OF Cotton ard the
transactions Of Commiss}oh business. in
all lis branches, pledgeing themselves
to use every exertion to promote the
interest of, and render satisfaction TO
those who may confide business tosthcir
charge.
We have Open Policies Of Insurance,
to cover all shipments of Cotton con
sighed to our address, Those wishing
Insurance will write across the face
Of the Bill of Lading, "lasar1nce acant-
ed.n and forward the original 10 US by
mail. We shall keep all Cotton fully
Iasured against fire here until sold.
We will furnish our friends with
Bagging, Rope, Family Groceries. &c,
at The lowest cash price, hen ordered.
Liberal cash advances viii be made
on Cotton or Bills Of Lading, IN hand.
]. w LUMPkIN is cur authorized
Agent, and will promptly attend lie any
BUSINESS consigned to him.
Oct 22d. 40:6m.
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REACKSNHTWENG.
He otute OF 1HtSStSSlPplg Probate
IaILdadtchie County. Court

HE undersigned having permanent
j ly located himself in this place. is
prepared TO execute all work in his
line, on the shortest notice. and in the
most complete and durable manner.
His Shop is on the main street lea
ding from the public square to the
river, where he may be found at all
times. Pamela, Mi. Jay. 10 1916. =
2-3wasI
VIM z EADl- ll&
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EEssonvc Not On &c.
THE ,STdTE or MISSISSIPPI
Pamela COUNTY.

Pamela COUNTY.
Probate Court, September Term, 1916
AEEE, the undersigned Commissioners
EW of insolvency, on the estate 0
Thomas w. Watson, deed, [reprcsenh
ed insolyent,l appointed BY said Court
at the Term aforesaid, will meet at
the office OF c. +. CARTS on the third
Monday in each month: to examine,
cudit, and settle the claims for and a
gainst said estate.
W. w. SMITIT, { g.
C. f. CURTIS, =.
S. B. M,kEE, :
So: 6m
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ADDRESS T. 4. Cooley.
Publishers Hall, Philadelphia. Godey's
and Graham's Magazine VIII be furnished
oneceipt s., by L "A oidslh one
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Ms VENT NOT ] c f
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
PANOLA COUNTY.


Probate Court April. Term 1915.
We the undersigned Commissioners
of insolvency, appointed by the Hon.
Probate Court of said county, at the
term aforesaid, on the Estate of S
Wood deceased; will meet at the olfic.
of Harrison & Vance in the town
Pamela, on the third Monday in eaci.
month, for six successive months. to ex-
anime and audit the claims against said
Estate, as is required by law.
All claims must be presented within
the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
@. HARRISON4
c. T. VANCE, CONS.
VIM. RANEY)
Pamela Mississippi, April Goth 1915.
l5-6m.
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CALDW ELL MAS LEX.
Will run this season as regular
PACKET BOAT, between the d.fIernt
ports on the Tallahatchie river and
New Orleans.
Having been built expressly for the
navigation of second and third class
rivers she is thought by all who have
seen her to be as well adapted 10 this
trade as any boat that has ever been
in IT,
The proprietor does not hesitate in
assuring the public that she is as safe
as any boat.
Being entirely new, and built by the
best Of workmen, and of the best tim
bers, her hull and machinery is not
inferior to any ahoat.
She can cary about 800 bales Of cot
ton. For freight or passage apply on
board or TO Hunt &Co, agents.
January Is, 1915. 2-t(.
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CALVIN EIILhR,
Attorney and counsellor at Law.
u A MOLE 4 NrrSSl.

Will practice in the Circuit Courts
Of the 9Th Judicial District and the
Circuit Court Of Tallahatchie County
in the District Chancery Court at Hol
Iy Springs, the Federal Court at Pom
iotoc, and the High Court Of Errors
and appeals at jackson.
Office in Pamela. 3-12m
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The State Of Mississippj,l PROBATE
Iailahatchie counln. COURT,

LHe ot".e " A1tSStsSippi,( PROBATE
1attdhatchie county, COURT,
August term 1916.
He Probate court of said county at
] the term aforesaid having granted
10 the undersigned, Letters Of Admir-
istration on the estate of William
Falkner decd. This is therefore, TO
notify all persons indebted 10 said es--
tate, TO make impediate payment; and
all persons having claims against said
estate, must present them TO the under
signed duly authenticated within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred.
J. T. NJ. DUKE,
Administrator of VIM FaIkner decd.
Charleston Aug II 1915. 31-6w
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OF THE
Q18l8 SET 0L9S
A TRAUlI1ONARY TALE
OF THE
GesG'EE e. zs~El al GENTRY
or TIE.O OLD DOM1IN.

81 &c .1at5,. q" The Caraljcrs If J irginia
CHARLES YANCT has the pleasure
- Of informing tie Southern public
that he will issue from his Press id
West "ctump!,a, A., in few weeks,
the above named Novel, by a distin-
gnIshed author residing in the State CT
Georgia.
Tire KHaHS Of the Horse Shoe will
be ISSUED in Pamphlet form. g vols
Ie5 pages, or more, each. Price Is
els. per single copy-9 copies for So,
90; 20 copies for sic.
Letters by mail, post paid, enclosing
the money, will receive prompt a,lch-
lion. Address CHARLES YANCY,
H'tiampka Afd.
Wctumpka. Ma, July Is, 1915
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FHE STATEOF MISSISSIPPI,
TaNahaLchie CoRnlu


Probate Court, October Term 1915
! SHALL, on Monday The 9th day
of December next, ii being the 2ond
Monday Of said MONTH resign my let
tiers of Administration on the estate
Of William Falkner deed, and make
settlement lsatd estate with said Court
so far as have administered. All per-
sons inter ested are requested to be and
personally appear and show cause if
any have, why such settlement shall
not be made j. L. NJ. DUKE Admir-
of YIN FAlkner.
Charleston Mi, Oct. IA, 1916 [4O3w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-29
MASS MEETING

AT meeting of the democratic ci,izcp.
Of La Sale county, held at the cour, bou.s
IN Ottawa, on Saturday the Odd dav of
May, a. ID. 1916, in pursuance Of IN.
eau oi The county corresponding commit.
'ee' Tor The purpose Of selecting delegates
10 attend the congressional convention ia
be held at joliet, Oh the 4lh day of June
next,
on motion OF john llise. G. w. Arm.
strong was called to the chair. and n y
Potter and NJ. L. llolIister secretaries
on motion II was resolved, tina, III.
chdir appoint committee of five ner.
sons, to present the names Of ten sui,abls
persons, to represent La Sale county in
the congressional convention to be holden
at Joliet, on the 4Ih day of June. A. d.
1916.
The chair appointed Tie following nam.
ed persons to constitute said committee
}, llIse, IL. Drew, +. Galloway. W
Munson. =. llanley, who reported III.
following named persons as delegates 10
me sa'u convention, VIZ: J. llise, WIN,
Munson, John Hoffman, f. Galloway
{. II. Gilman, G. w. Armstrong, n.
AyoTd, ID. Green, &. A. Southwark.
W. Sly.
On motion of Ralph Woodruff, repo,,
OF the committee accepted.
On motion Of W. Reddck, resolved
that the delegates be instructed to summon,
Hon. John Wentworth, as member Of
congress, and that they have power 10
I'LL any vacancy that may occur in their
body.
That the proceedings be published in
the Ottawa Free Trader.
G. W. ARMSTRONG, Chairman.
{. X. Porter, , o.
NJ. f. Hollis TER, { "e''e'"''eS'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-29

Grande. within It's folds, So that its front
and rear are both on The river. Seen
from the American side, it has every ap-
pearance al being an American town.
The streets intersect each other nj right
angles, and appear 10 be lined with every
variety Of shade trees, which give the
town an air of GOODNESS, and render its
appearance very nviting.-Many of the
buildings are built of brick, and in the
modern style of architecture. The cathe-
dral, market, and buildings occupied by
the militia are among the finest. The
dwellings OF the poorer classes are con
s,rucled OF canes, brush, mud. and the
like materials, and are essentially Mexi.
can. The city has several Notifications
armed with guns Of diileren. callbre, and
a force of five or six hundred men is kept
there constantly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-05-29

The Peru BeGeOn Lighiof saturday has a long
well tempered and well written article in reply
10 our remarks two weeks ago in reference tn the
views Of that paper IN the subject Of banks, TO
which we have but brief response to make, and
that only in the way OF correcting misapprc.
htnsion or two into which the editor appears To
have fllcn. lie starts out on the assumption
that we arc opposed TO the circulation Of all bank
paper in this state, and appreciate those laws on
our statute book prohibiting the Introduction Of
foreign paper; which is utterly erroneous, so
far as those laws are concerned, for we have al.
ways Looked upon them as the essence Of Icsis-
lative FLY; aud 50 far as the circulation Of for
egn paper is concerned it is erroneous TO this eI.
tent. We look upon the circulation Of this pa
per as an evil, and would discourage, nay, even
condemn, the taking Of it by our farmers and bu-
siness men when they can possibly get specie,
yet we are FOR exercising pefirct freedom in the
matter, and they will take rags Instead Of spc-
Gle, and lose by ii, i. is their own folly.
Another misapprehension is in reference to
the case We stated Of farmer borrowing money
from an Illinois bank. The Beacon conslrues
this into reflection on the intelligence an dis
crelion of our farmers, aud understands US to in-
innate that if we had banks they would heed.
lessly run in debt beyond their means Of paying,
&c. Now nothing was further from our thoughts.
We presume our farmers as well as merchants
would not be likely to borrow from banks unless
they could use the money to advantage. Our
object was not to prove that banks would make
our people impfoNljcnt, but that borrowing from
such institutions, would rather, on the long run,
diminish than increase the aggregate Of money
in circulation ia the state. And in this we ina
ginc we succeeded, aud the Beacon has not at
tempted to cOntruvcrt the position.