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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04

There supposed to be $1,000 Jews in The United
States-in New York there about 12,000-in
Philadelphia 2300 and in Baltimore 1900 The
whole number in the four quarters of the globe is
supposed to be nearly seven millions
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04

Gx7-Patterson, N. j., sent 1915 by the last stean
ship to Father Matthew, to distr among the su
fering poor of Ireland.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04

AN AWFUL AFFAIR.--It is reported in the Sullivan
County, N Y. Wigs the killing by step-mother of
her step-daughter. She had declared her apprehen-
sons that she would make way with herself and the
child, which she dislked and impored that 1t might
be taken away from the house. These, however, were
looked upon morbid fances On the morning In
question, the husband aud father bad risen and gone
out. The rest of the story is told by little boy
brother of the girl who was killed:
The boy stated that Amy arose, dressed herself and
went TO the of the room to get her mittens
her mother Immediately seized her by the throat with
one hand and choaked her-the girl screamed; his
mother with her other hand then took from a
shelf, opened the case took the therefrom and
with her teeth opened it the boy sprang for the
his mother pushed him back and drew the
the throat of Amy The boy then seized the youngest
child "a babe) in his arms, and went towards the
outward door; his mother babe him STOP and sprang
towards him; he told hei that his father coming
She looked out of the window, saw him and then
stepped back and cut her own throat She fell upon
the floor lifeless.
This is so awful TO stagger belief-yet it is re-
ported under the signature of the County Coroner
The woman undoubtedly deraBged
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04

Mr. John Butler, wealthy citizen Of Philadelphia,
sdephia, to 60 t. Mckee.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04

TIL QUEEN OF SPAIN, says the London Herald
4th December, is already in such situation q
ladies' wish to be who love their lords"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04

Wears IN A NAME l-Among the associate judg
appointed by the Legislative of Ohio, is Mr.. Furel
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04

ID. s. WARD. MERCHANT TAILOR,
TEAS Just received a splendid =, A. : o.,
h Of Cloths, Cassmees, Sat IilfIIt IA
n tnes Tweeds vesfings, and Trimmings lYltllV ~
Also, large LOT Of Spring and san1ser Goods; ~ LII
all OF which will he made order and the shortest
M notice. Gentemens Furnishing Of esey description,
stany band. Ready made cchnf-Coats Pants, and
Vests, made in indianapolis and warranted Come all
have the dimes in pockets and bargains
Norris Buildings, No. 2. s4-n
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04
LAWS OF INDIANA.
An Acf for the improvement Of highways in BartholO-
fpelC COunfu.

An Acf for the improvement Of highways Bartholo
melC County.
SECTION l. Be enacted By the General assembly cf the
State Of Iadqna That the Beard Of commissioners Of Bar
hoomew county shall and levy road tax ten
cents on each one bundled dollars worth Of real in
said county said shall be assessed and collected and
pended provided by law.
SEC When the road and labor assessed on the in
habans Of any road district in said county shall be nuf
keep the in repair shall be the duty Of the
supervisor make additional assessment OF labor not
ceedng days each inhabtan liable to perform labor
highways.
SEC IL shall be the duty Of the board of commissioners
Of county fix the compensation Of the supervisors OF
the road districts in said county, and in fixing such
compensation shall be fixed in proportion to the amount Of
labor done in the several districts
SEc T. All acts aud pats of acts conavening the pro-
visions Of this be and the hereby repealed
SEC This act take effect and be in force from and
- = ROBERT N cARNAN,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
PARIS C. DUNNlNG,
President Of the Senate.
Approved January s, ls47:
An Act relating TO AUDITORS fees in Bartholomew
county,.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the General Assembly Of The
State Of Ladana That the board Of county commissioners Of
the county of Bartholomew shall make such allowance
the Auditor Of said they shall deem reasonable
and right for his services, Auditor said county Pro-
ridd koUeref That such allowance shall not exceed FIVE
hundred dollars less than three hundred for his
year. Provided hOrere Nothing in this contained
shall he SO construed as to deprive said Auditor oil the per-
qusites OF said Office paid by individuals"
Sec 2 Ii shall be the duty Of the Auditor Aforesaid to
keep true and Of all fees by him received
by virtue OF his said Office and report the to the board
of commissioners Of said county annually.
SEC IL shall be the duty of the Auditor Of said county
TO do and perform all the duties required of him by
to do and perform.
Sec. All laws and parts OF laws conflicting with the
provisions Of this be and the hereby repealed
and this effect and be in force from after
passage.
ROBERT N. CARNAN,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives,.
PARIS DUNNING,
President Of the Senate.
Approved January o. iSI7:
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GEORGE A. CHAPMAN,
Notary Public,

TTESrATIONS and Proiesaions made acknowledgment
powers OF attorney deeds and other
writing
to the Oce promptly and carefully executed Office in stale Sentinel
htidin N
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OoO Bushels wheat wanted immediately for which the highest
lO,OOO price will paid goods at The lowest cash prices
Checkersd Store whse bargains be had all times CAN and
- e4-inf
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TO THE PURLIC.

HAVING sold my entire interest Day
II Messr Davis Lane who will
their account would respectfully solicit for them connu
Of the patronage heretofore
work manufactured by J. II. Lane (whe
Delze asucien patronage
20 the establishment. 80 WM. A. DAY.
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SAMUEL TURNER.

a ~ OILS. 1 "a.
EpOOkSELLER, Saoner. Bookbnder,
tdrer and Publisher Of the Indiana Ocer
Register Cady's Pocket Memorandum,
discount those who sell Cheap
hand lnee Of Law Medical
Miscellaneous and School Books embracing the valuable
works In print which added all appear
Juvenile Works.
staple and Fancy Stationery Of every description.
Persons living distance wishing Medical.
by sending their orders delivered
visit sections
Book and Job Printing.
The subscriber having Type prepared
10 do every kind Of Plain and Fancy Printing
terms and at The shortest notice 80 SAMUEL TURNER.
PAPER AND QUILLS.
I 40 REAMS Cap Paper, various qualities.
= - 20 reams Letter Paper, various qualities.
500 reams Wrapping Paper, various qualities.
80 900 Clarified Quils various qualities
Just received and for sale low Kap
D. CRAIGHEAD-
CASH FOR RAGS.
50 600 fOONDs OF good clean Rags wanted for which
pay the highest prices exchange and
paper for them at reduced prices. c. b. DAVIS
Bookseller. opposite Bropnins's
CASH FOR rags.
IN 000 POUNDS Of good clean Rags wanted which the
highest market price will paid in paper
q reduced prices, by ~ D. CRAIGHEAD.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04

Approved January %. lSi7:
JAMES WHITCOME
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-19

R0b6ing FeLiov PaSsengeT.-E Ellen Malone Maria
charge Of breaking open trunk belonging to Sam
Warburon and stealing therefrom forty sover-gns 1t
Northumberland from London and put up the board.
ing house of Elizabeth McCay, No. AZ Washington st.,
where the trunk was broker open and t1s
them all up for a further hearing.
Charge Of Stealing Furniture. Officer Alderman Of
the 10th ward arrested on Tuesday, on a warrant,
woman called Letitia Lincoln, together with man by
the name Of Henry uskey wherein they stand charged
with stealing quantity Of furniture from tn house OF
John Hyatt No ISL Eighth Avenue. Detained by JUS
tice Drinker for further hearing.
On the House LUt-Som sneaking thief entered the
carried of from of the upper rooms black frock-
coat two vests lady's black sk-vevet hat and iea-
Their, one black bombazine dress, ana childs frock
@. Hutton No arrest.
Charge of Grand Larceny Officer Turner, Of the
Jacob Horner, aud Mary Ann Richards on charge of
stealing $50 from Roderick Clements. Committed by
ares of su Eseaped C"npieiocer Noolls CT
the 18th ward, arrested Tuesday night woman call
ed Emily Stokes. escaped convict from BlackwelPs
Island. Justice Timpson sent her back to finish her
term of sentence.
.arrest of aFugil,pe.-Ofaoer Curry of the Sd ward
arrested yesterday black fellow called Peter Peterson,
fugitive from county, who escaped from the Of
hcer at Catskill; sent back for trial o.,
Arrest on Suspieion.-Ofacer Watson, Of the 9Th
ward arrested yesterday called Patrick Dorsey
having in his possession one pair OF sheets, our pillow
cases. red flannel one towel some OF them
marked T.. =. These articles are evidently stoien 'of
which owner is wanted. Apply to the above officer
at the ststion house. Tombs Justice Osborne locked
him up for examination
Steaiing Ciothing-Onicers Campbell and LETTERS, Of
the 10th ward, arrested Tuesday night man called
Peter Burkharst charge of stealing lot of female
cothipg valued at $l4 belonging to Frederick Charles
Locked up for trial by Justice Timpson
Petit Larcsnies Charles Furguson was arrested yes
terday by officer Perro, of the 10th ward charge OF
stealing hand cart, worth So belonging to John Pal
mer residing at No , ia Droome street Locked up by
Justice Timpson boy by the name of John Mulligan
WAS in he act Of 70
longing to Henry Bertzee No 80 Goerick vt. Locked
IN Tor trial " Justice Timpson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-19
Telographic Despatch, No. 3.
Ehicpiug IntelIigenoo,

,,LIyEnyooL Avg sIArr Lueknou, Robipsop NYCrk Ney
hrr do as Caledonia $50 Lou Boston; az Massaehu
Xo!s; a. sorah S Merrill do; Dshs ToasT do a. s.s
louisa, Reel DO via Cork Gen Sales Brooks do; sylph
ae Ba,ow do do John Clark, do; Ganick. Trask
Bartlett. do Sarah Hand, Bailey. do Matilda dol "a g
George Ferris dol a. Henry Clay Nye, do u.s. Senator Co
Wilson, do.
HAyRr, July 81 Arr, Havre Answorfh Iowa, Wheeden,
and Quame Tell. Clemence, New York; 10th, Zenob
CONFLICT, d '; 70th Aut,nio Cos, do.
sid, 2S-Orphsn. Willisms New York; oath, Duchess Dor
leaus Rchsfdson do; Wayerly Smith do; Jucnne, do;
Rosc dos 2lst Roscoe, Kicker do; 10TH Johanes do 18th
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Personal and Political.

We learn by letters from Philadelphia that Mr. Cays
intentions were to leave Cape May on Saturday morn
Ing for Philadelphia The arrival however of the New
Haven at Cape May Friday morning, and the oppor
tunity it will afford him to reach this city Saturday
morning without fatigue, noise, confusion will, 1t is
thought be cheerfully embraced by him, in the full
pectaton Of his accepting the invitation Of the dstin-
guisned gentleman who accompanies the boat. State
have been most tasteiully fitted up the New
Haven, for both him and MIR. Mayor Brady.
meeting of the friends OF Henry Clay. at Boston. is
called In the papers Of that city yesterday morning
The meeting to be held at the Merchsnts Exchange
ct one o'clock, yesterday Object Of the meeting
and to receive and entertain him II he should -
The call signed by seventy of the most influential
citizens Of Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-19

LATEST FROM HAYTI.--Brig Silenus, Hardy,
from Cape Hayden August 5, arrived on Mon
day and indebted to Col. &. NJ. Weston for lie
Manifesto of July goth. The gentleman who handed
tho paper to said There Is great in Hayti
the ministry have all been dismissed and they try
ing to who Is the biggest Niger" As
L. Manifesto the president Of the senate at Port
Prince sent message to the chamber Of representa-
tves July a. accompanied with proposed notifications
OF the budget The chamber debated all that day. and
on the Goth returned message declaring that they
unanimously rejected the proposed amendments OF the
senate relating to the department of the interior and
agriculture and returned the senstss proet fixing the
expenses Tor lo4s PRESIDENT Preston teen pronounced
farewell discourse, and deputaton having returned
from tee chief executive the session declared to be
closed ministerial crisis followed tho cabinet took
their dismission and new ministry was formed az fol
lows Secretary Of Wa ard Marine General Lazarre
Interior and Agriculture, David Troy Finances and
Commerce, Encouragement Jean Ellie Justice and
to possess the c'ndence Of thu Representatives. and we
infer the discontinue OF the senate the conservative
branch Of the government of coored fellow repub-
cans.-Boston Post, Aug. II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-19

Tnr rnra.-Ths thsrmomsesr stood a hieh -
90 degrees about y O'Clock Yesterday At Deatours
70 degrees at the Northern Hotel foot Of CourAndt
and at the Pearl street House at 81 degrees The day
throughout was sury ana the neat was extremely OPP
pressivs.
THE FIRr Communicative had very respectable
turnou yesterday amongst some OF our excellent IRE
compsnies psrsded through broadway and some Of
the principal thoroughares, with their engines, and
headed by some excellent bands The following compa-
MES appeared on the oscason with Their S
Hose Carts Nos %, 7, 10, and g. The whole made
respectable appearance and had very imposing eject
drum So New York at ali times feels proud OF her fire
companies and the display yesterday WAS hghiy credit
able to our city After parad1g some o. ans "npr
ters All turned out in their red shirts
A Coon AnRAsoEMENr.-We understand that Mr.
William II. Gatzmer. the agent OF the Camdsn ana
Amboy Railroad Company, Il gentleman by the way
who always remembers the papers) has made arrange
ments have bag kept at the ticket ONCE az either
that exchange may be forwarded either
and up to the last moment The papers 70 De
to the newspaper agents at each city ee OF cna.se.
Mr. g. deserves the thanks OF the press ior MS
prise and attention.
ARRIVAL EMIoRANT PAssENoEns- number OF
emgrant passengers arrived at this port during Tues
day last, amounted to 42S.
A NEW LINE OF srAors-A new stage route has been
established within the last few days. called the tsle.
street. up Geesnwoh to Canal, up Canal to Broadway
and through Grand street to the ferry making very
route for citizens passing from Jersey to Long
Island, or vice versa.
THE LONG QUEUES OF Tine CnINEsH.-A writer on Chi.
states that the greatest punishment you atiic
Chnamanis cutting OF his queue and the create 8.
Insult you offer him is, treating that ugly appen
dsge with dsrespect lis wonderful with what patience
those in city put up with the familiarity that
used towards them. Every LOVING pa, and doting ma
who take their offspring to see the Junk, take espscia
pains to crafty the youngsters with an examination o.
the queues the Csssas More regard should be paid
their feelings and sorry to the practice In
dulged In However, the Cinnamon need not care, now
as tLey will leave after Saturday,
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Affairs Mt Turks Island.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
SiR,-At this late hour happened to take up your
paper of Saturday last and surprised In rea ling
article the Affairs at Turks Island" written In
tone very unchartsbe, and addressed to you by
Nativen of those Islands native he may be- but
been located there the last few years
he certainly would have understood how very Injurious
the Bahama laws in that part of the colony neither
would he have penned asaph 80 upo lied on the
extracts you pleased copy from the Turks Island
iazsne the day previous and repl-e with ipjus c'
his fellow islanders The writer Of ths sent com
ion had ths honor Of establishing and conduct
ing the Gazette. (he first and only pal o. In those
sands) from II 9 6rst number in March l54o, TIL within
few months past aud consequently will BIZ acquainted
with the just existing Jealousy between the Out Is
landers and their law makers at Nassau The seat 81
Government IL is therefore through respect and duty
to those heavily oppressed people (amoIg whom you
have few Subscribers who w gresty acknowledge The
kindness of your insertion that affirm Every A. ntence
quoted by your Journal om the GozeHe OF te goth and
27th ult regards the officially they labor under III
procuring their necessary supplies OF food
Turks Island is entirely bebolting to America for the
purchase of her only staple SALT aud is wholly Deepen
dent for every art cle o food
For the last four years they have had delegate J,
sngland lsboring to accomplish their SEPARATION wins
glorious achiev sment am informed by gentlemen ju ,
arrived from the Bahamas has lately BEEN effrced aud
heir Governor WAS daily expected out The reve
nue. Turks Island annually nds to ths public chest At
Nassau after paying government ofhcers and ALI other
expenses, is generally over $4,000 sterling
Tuesday, August IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-19

shssasdesh, West do; i7rh. Alfred. Hammond; Coonus.
Mfn sssscs Suly ssA raahs Hunter. Yol jane
'Pesr MAsos July s-sId. Maid of Orleans, wiswsn. N
WaAnroA, Nay sa-sid, Jo.hu. Bates ssoddard N York;
s1s s.y se sH'ssfHf .ss - 1:s fs M.y
sea55DE, SrlS s0 :, c.s,hs,ns York; Rembrandt
sLIe9 July ao-AT Rebecca N York; g. David. do; %.
w s1ss sAn Dovns. poody York; 49,
Dfya G.dfsY Ss.i;s dS; q SSSs: v.. -,
ksss a Saehs &c; Morse do Eliza
eosSs as.s Ss A's
d. sd ss NYsi %
EPSs f Jns DO; % sS Ny.k s Emil
grant Andessen do 2oth Forian Poppe, Carl Jusna,
.,FALsoyrH. July ao-An "Newbole" NYOrk. OF do 10Th
.as Rankin" o. sid sh Ndsr.sd New York Hull
July a7sId Cameo. Jarvis and Radius John
DEAL July as-An Bertha, and Avon, NYork Aug Me.
nepis, Ro..iier do. sd ash. Emma Waits. NYok; sis'
BEly1:T' July asAr, L.s,ia Hsyue, Perre, New York;
& r. toa. Steele 40; ssfh s,5 GhIon. as York
GaASEsENp July Is-Ar Helen, Stevenson. New York;
as s'sS s' GSs s.sd s.sl ApdOSsn Hafo
sG fSs DO DO: RoSia.os Judd New YoL i
London: Bourier Benx,n do; hernia. Ryan, do; Aux
Independence do 3D. New Bottle Thompson, do via Cork'
0reenock, do. A.,
MADEIRA, July s-Ar Oleveria, sesnnda. = Anna, New
York; June e. Arania. Maionsy do 10Th. Duss Annas
Mescaremas, do.
miscellaneous Record.
snr SAIAcEN Hawking, Of and from New York Tor Gss'
Crew part Of have been saved but Is
feared he will become total loss.
An American vessel having female bust for figure head
and poop loss Of and passed on
the 2h Of June lat "a N Ion 81 W. By the Acceere, ar
nved at Havre
Brig with poop disnasted and apparently having been
ndoned passed by the the 3th July
in lat 40 N. Ion 40 w.
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The Long Island railroad.
New YORK, Tuesday evening
Mr.. EpIIo

Mr.. EDITOR = =
Your paper consulting the interest of the pubic
would call your attention to the management q the
Long Island Railroad, during last week. Returni,
from Farmiugdse In the half past eleven o'co trni
on Saturday morning after the we're 10 motion
found that friend who had accomp anied me, WIS -
enqured of the conductor If by stopping at the next
station the ticket would carry me through tue
next train; no answered II would In the next tra'n,
however the conductor demanded the same price as
usually given from that station, stating that the Msn
had no connection with the other In expostu et'ne
with him that Lad been deceived he rudely in.er-
rupted me by saying any may bny thos. ,,eA ~
upn Thus was complied TO take another nsk. p un
s2ent refunded the pay OF the othr ticke'
remarking however. that there was no blame 70 DC
tached to the conductors. or this ths Puvrtp 10y
Judge.
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iowa ScorIA.-The provincial elections, whic

a Nova ScorIA.-The provincial elections, which
have kept the province IN n state of excitement
the last six months took place the 9th instant in
the several counties where the polls were appointed to
be held The election for members Of the General
Assembly for the ensuing fonr years The candidates
were supported by two opposite parties known az
CONSERVATIVES the old tory party the other rs the
Liberals the radical party Several counties had not
been heard from Mt the last accounts but sufficient was
to give complete victory In favor Of the liberal
candidates. Messrs Howe, (the great leader Of the
partly and Mott have been elected for the county, and
Messfs McNab and Doyle to represent the township Of
Halifax. Mr. John A. Barry, formerly resident In
New York. who candidate for the township Of Shell
burne, It was expected would be returned He was on
the conservative tcket-Hahfdr Popers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-19
BROOKLYN Intelligence.

ATTEMPTED SUicIpE.--A man named X. Murray
Whitney, residing at las Sands street, attempted 10
commit suicide ON Monday last by taking quanlty Of
lsudsnum. Several physicians were soon ON the spot
and succeeded in restoring him.
Trial OF THE PERSONS CHARGED WITH THE ASSAULT
ON Mr.. HoT understand that lhe prisoners
charged with the murderous assault Mr. Hotcbkiss,
will be tried at the court which will be In session next
month.
RECEPTION OF THE ALBANY FIRE CoMPANY-The Pro-
tector Engine Company No. 6, Captain Ihos. Watson,
will receive the Albany Fire Company this afternoon at
O'Clock.
PoLIcE-A sailor arrested yesterday for riotous
and dsorderly conduct When examined he refused to
give his name. He was committed to jail An freshman
arrested for stealing pair OF boots He also
fused give his Committed for further examin-
alton Diana Moore, coored woman was arrested for
kicking up and acting in very disorderly man.
ner. Sentenced to thirty days at hard labor There
number Of unimportsnt cases, which were pro.
perly dealt with by the magistrates
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Law Intelligence.

Mayors OFFICE, August lS-Furfous DSfrtng.-
Samuel Sarl and George Farr, two stage drivers one
belonging Wilson's and tho other to Murphys ne
were arrested Tuesday evening, by officers Schuor
and Vsss of the 18th ward charge Of furious
driving They brought before the Mayor this
morning and fined S. each his Honor intimatng to
them that If they again brought before him
similar complaint he would fine them $40 each. and In
addition caused them be indicted and sent to the
Court Of General Sessions for trial.
In CHAMBERs-Before Judge dmonds-Remanded.-
Thomas NlcGarre brought before Judge Edmonds,
yesterday, writ Of habeas corpus to DO discharged
romthe United States services imbece. 1t appear
ing that he had been already brought before Judge
Oakley and remanded, Judge Edmonds refused to In
terfere 1t then stated tina: the attorney who Is
sued the former writ refused proceed the morning
1t returnabe, unless he received further Zee, in
consequence Of which there attendance before
Judge Edmonds said no could not go behind Judge
Oakeys order, but said they might apply to him again
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zJS'ysJ
The line Of discounts has slightly increased.
compared with previous years, while the circu-
Iation has doubled within the past six years With
out q corresponding improvement in the other
departments. The commerce Of Maine Is rapidly
increasipg the extension of railroads within its mits,
hts awakened new energy In the people of that
section Of the country, and the want Of banking fscl
ties has been very seriously felt The agriculture
sources Of Maine rapidly increasing, and the banls
experience q extensive demand for loans With.
out any material increase in the banking capital of the
State there has been very important increase In the
aggregate bank movement and the line Of discounts Ia
already ineary double the total capital An expansion
much beyond that line, will lead TO too great imitation