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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20

BY the returns IF the Assessor for this county, we
find there 3, 476 taxable polls. for 1850 OF the
value of property make note of the following:
Value of Lands and Lots, 81, 26I IT'S
Value of improvements, l,272. 40I
Value of Personal Property, 9l3,3O7
Total value of Taxnbles, 4,45S,S
The additional improvement in the city during the
last year was $50, 49, Locomotive.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20

ENHE Coparfnerzhp
ofCHArNASs sFASS. is this day dissolved By mutual
Athe business any way eonneete
establishment of the late firm day June
will be settled by George A. 4 Jacob P. Chapman
GA&J. Chapman hsving sold entire printing esah
Iishmen Messis ELLIS sPAsS, who viii
the Old stand, Sentinel Buildings Illinois street.
occasion the establishment
customers hook printing any thing the
ine and also would remind all those who indebted
the late firm, that settlements promptly made IL they
DESTROYS settling with instead of law officers with
GEO. A CHAPMAN,
J.. r. CHAPMAN,
May 20, 1850. I07-3w JOHN S. SPANN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20

THE gentlemen Of the Bar respectfully Informed th
printing the u will be published in
parts 9TH ere) and with re delay
This will contain decisions Of
during the years 1885, ls49 and 1850 Appropriate Notes will
be annexed, by the Reporter, to many of the
ELLIS & sPANN.
Indanaols I-th May Is5a lOqtf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20
Book and Job Printing.

The undersigned having purchased the Presses Type, and
other fixtures pertaining the Printing Office Of Mer Chap
spsnn, would the public that they have
formed eopartnersh in the business Book and Job Printing
and Publishing June $780, the
and style Of Ellis spann.
The additions and fashionable type which will be
medaey made the establishment will the completes
aiscdy Of the printing Offices
The business will be continued the old stand the
tine, where public patronage respectfully solicited.
p w. H. ELLIS.
Indianapolis, MAY 81, 1850. JOHN s. SPANN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20
TAKE NOTICE.

ruNIs is 10 warn oil persons from trading for or receiving
mortgage Purpo.ting in favor Of Daniel isle against
Joseph known as
half the southeast quarter Of section 1--we IN town
shin north OF four the same ot'eo 10
a We brra obtained ont TO take mea-
sures haye set aside BY dine OF law.
ELIJAH JAMES Assignee OF Joseph X Cnioertson.
Ird.naroie lime "a 1850 saw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20
COMMERCIAL.
Cincinnati Market.

SATURDAY EvEsINo, June 18th, 1850.
Flour and Grain-There better demand tir
Flour to-day, and the sales reached 1000 brls including
pa brls Pennsylvania from store nj GO; 2l9 do at
75 60 do extra Mt co. 400 do city mills in Two lots,
al 5 so, and 100 do country from store same. La
Grain the only sale heard of 400 bush Corn IN
bulk at SOC, which price may now be considered The
and the sales to-day coninsd 500 kegs No.
Lard al 7c and lids Bacon Shoulders Of l2c, packed
Freghts-Prces have farther advanced, and we now
quote to New Orleans, Whiskey co. Flour 75c, and
Pound Freight doc TO Pittsburgh S0c, and Pound
Freight 25c Whlskey-The demand was fair to-day at
steady prices Holders in the fore part Of the day
in instances contending for higher rates but finally
made concessions 10 meet the views of buyers. The
sales 300 brls, in lots from Whitewater canal and
river at 81 34c; $40 do in lots from do at 81 7-oc
Coffee-Ths market continues firm, hut unchanged
Sales of 1872 bags, in lots 3-4c. Sugar-A sale Of
SO hhds good fair at 34c cash The market is quiet
but very firm at l 2 to 4c Tor low fair to strictly
prime. Moasses-There but little doing except IN
small 10 the regular trade. sale n 40 brs d al 30c.
TobaccoA sale of 10 boxes Mo- SIS, Ss aud pounds at
Sc We also heard o contracts for 1900 boxes, made
with one Of for fntufs delivery. Pri-
ces tending upward.
The river rose 1-2 inches to-day, indicating that
there had been rain short distance above
CINCINNATI, June ~
Numerous and copous showers Of rain have fallen since
Saturday aud they still continue The river rose 1--WE inches
Yesterday, but is now at stand.
FLouR-The prospect Of in the river has cansed the
t. be hme aud buyers inore plenty but the
high petensions of holders restricted sales 10 300 bbs
IS 50a5 u.s.
WHISKY has advanced 10 224a225c.
PRovIsIoNs- holding of fol rise in the river.
GRocERIEs-cOss 95aoc; Sugar 54a6e; moasses assoc
firm.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20
.dniniStrafrix's sale.

Office Saturday the 18th day OF
Juiy A D. 1850 the Undersigned Adnnistratx oil the e
William Dickerson late Of Marion county, deceased vi"
public auction late residence oil SAID De
township said county tire personal proper
consisting Of Horses
Cattle Sheep Hogs Wheat in the ground, two horse WAGON
Household and Kitchen Furniture, together with other scs
here enumerated
three dollars c'edit OF twelve
months will he given purchasers giving notes with good eeo
security relief valuation laws On all sums OF tnree
under cash will be required in hand sale to con-
lime 18Th IssO 55w NANCY DlCKFRsoN, Admr'x.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20

Wheat is said to cheaper in England this seasor
than it has been before for $50 years
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20
New York Markets.

June 10. M-The Empire City has aiived from ChagIes
She brings no news. The weather is extremely hot and
in markets particular change. Low grades
Of flour shade sase The quotations are 50 ooao 62
for stiagh State, So 75s5 81 for Michigan aud
Sc lSa6 50 for Genesse.
There is nothing doing in wheat. Sales Of western mixed
corn July delivery 6la63c clang at Gle The polk
market s firm with sales Of 600 bl at $40 62alo SO for
mess; and S. 69ss 10 for prime. L 7a7sc; sales OF Sc
eeted prime old 7c 200 brs grease brought Ole
Tobacco is firm, but sales not large.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20
.dm;uisfrntor,s Notice.

ST4TE OF INDIANA HANCOCK COUNTY:
the May Of the Hancock Probate Court D. 1850 sad
"a DECLARED the estate Of Samuel D. Melesn dec DC
ably usoven Creditors therefore required 70 NE he
allowance the said Probate Court
hereof they will not be EMU
tied to payment. GEORGE LEEUHMAN, Aam,ss
SAMUEL sHOcKLEY,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20
SMITHS REPORTS,

or in the Supreme ofhe State Of Indiana TON
~ Of the May Is4s to the eiese o' -
nr;,rin.l o,f,ers For sale nv ROSS & RAY.
loo One door west Of Browning's Hotel.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20
BLACKFORD'S REPORTS,

of argued determined the Supreme Court Of judi
" OF Of Indiana VOL vi containing the eesss
from May term. 1886, November lsf7, both
JOG hOoc Nns'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20
GROCERIES.

SUCH Salt Coffee Brown end Ioaf Teas Mossses
- consisting of New Orleans House. Golden syrup and
Country; Rice Vinegar saeratus wsn' Quick Yeast nrst
article Cheese superior article; Spices OF every descpton
ground aud ungound embracing almost every srice o.
A png,e 10 lsso' anu NJ BRAMwEIL CO.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20
Adnninistrafrix's Notice,

NOTICE hereby given that letters Of administration on III
estate of William late OF Marion county Indiana
have this day granted the undersigned by i'
The estate suppose
to be solv
JUNG 18Th. Ia50 NANCY DICKERsoN. Admr,x.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20
LAW NOTICE.

BRAN A. HAMMOND and nUGH O'NEAL having fosmed
n co mari practice Law Indianapolis WIZ NJ
entrusted them m the uper n
They continue In the oce heIeooe occupe
by H. O'Nea where all times be found
".is,eh san HAMMOND & O'NEAL-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20
WILLIAM & LEWIS WALLACE.

Attorneys and Councillors ut LAW,
INDIANAPOLIS IND.
UuvILL promptly securing and collection OF
NV other business entrusted 10 their care IN
the United District Courts and nthe Supreme
Court and Circuit of 5th Circuit
% Ofeetwo doors East Of BrorHing's 4eu
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20

TUVE hgbret pTice IN cash PAID cle11W1Ehod
IN The fleece delivered at Leather store Indianapolis
LEFEvER, DETERIcK Co.
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PAPER HANGINGs

stock OF cyl ape.r
w embracing end beautiful sly les and in'Ae the
100 . ROSS RAY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-06-20

HpONNET Csp and Neck Ribbons Dress Caps Eonne Is.s
ae Em.r,ered Collars Cuffs, Linen aud Bosbin Bog
inss Embroidered Vels White do Embroidered Cur
tains srooped Embroidered and pain Linen Handkerehes
$40 Dress trimmings az. going on at great par
gains Mt honNe'
TO- 1850. 4-y
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-03-29
Form of Certificate.

The undersigned postmaster Of cortifes that the
above named sufficient and able make good
their guaranty.
Dated q
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-03-29
Forms or Bidwhere no change from advertise
,,lenf is contemplated bu The bidder.

m,ent is contemplated By The bidder.
81 Cor we, the may be) there write The
names in full Of there state the residence residences
hereby propose TO carry the mail on No. from TO
m as often the advertisement requires, in the time
stated in the schedules and by the following of con-
yeyance wit Here state how is be conveyed for
the annual sum Of -
Dated
Form Of a Guaranty TO accompany each Did.
The undersigned there insert the of the guaranior
guaranto guarantees that here insert Of bidder
Of bidders, The may be- if his Cor their
bid for carrying the mail from TO be accepted
by the Postmaster General shall enter into obligation
prior to the first day of July next, with good and sufficient
sureties, TO perform the service proposed"
Dated
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-03-29

49l2 From Tuscumbia at m once week, Wednesday
By Erie, Oregon land Dry Glaize
To Oakland by p mex tday, 90 miles
And back between 6 m Friday and p m next day.
1918 From Bolivar al twice week, Tuesday and Fri
day;
To Buffalo by p m, rs miles;
And back between m and ~ X days.
49l4 From Bolivar at 10 week. Saturday
BY Orleans, Crisp Prairie, Dade, Kings Point, Spring
River, and Bowers Mills;
To Sarcoxie by 0 p m next day, 60 mei;
Aud back between Monday aud ~ nexI day
Proposals for twice week service will lie considered
Also for twice q week service from Bolivar TO Dade
1915 From Bolivar at 10 a IN a week, Thursday;
By Bear Creek;
To Fremont by p m, 20 miles;
And back bween and m next day.
Proposals for twice week service will be considered
1915 From Boiver at IN, week, Friday
BY Humansville and Warblow;
TO oceola by m, 80 miles;
And back between a and N Thursday.
49l7 From Oceoa a, NJ week, Friday;
BY Jenkins Bridge, Quincy, and Judahs Gap;
TO Hermitage by p N, ~ miles;
And back between 9 and p next day.
Proposals for additional weekly tip between Judah
Gap and Hermitage, will be considered
1918 From Oceola at M a week, Monday;
By Roscoe, st. Helen, Fremont, White Hall, Hors,
Creek, and Coon Greek
To Carthage by m next day, IS miles;
And back between a m Wednesday and m
day.
49l9 From Oceola ut m, once week, Mondays
BY Chalk Level, Monagan, Papinsville, and Little
Usage;
To Fort Scott by p m, 72 miles;
AL Ill, Io.,, G Wal.o q
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-23
TO THE EDITORS.

You may have forgotten, perhaps, with what incfe
duty the published by Mr. MANN, after his return
from Europe of the method OF instruction pursued in the
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb Berlin and its astonish
ing results received by similar institutions IN this country
and the public generally.
The following article from the Christian Register com.
eely corroboaes the statements Of that gentleman and
contains such interesting expoioo Of the plan of nsuc
ton ,ha. have been induced ssk the favor Of you
publish the National lntelIgencer- II may the
double purpose Of eiung the charge of exravagsnce which
have been inclined prefer against Mr. Mann in making
the representations referred to- and also of aoding gfca-
lion, il no, instruction, 10 some Of your readers
Very respectfully. JOHN CRoWELL
WAsHISeroS, FEaarAar i3, 1850.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-23
THE WEEKLY NATIONAL INTELLIeENoER.

The subscription price Of this paper for year is TaREE
DoLLAns, payable in advance.
For the long Sessions of Congress, (averaging eight
mouths the price win be Two DoLIaRs for the short
Sessions OrE DoLLAR per copy.
reduction Of 30 per cent oneh OF the full charge)
viii be made to any one who shall order and pay for at one
mc five copies Of the Weekly paper and like reduction
rs per cent Tor oneeur Of the full charge TO any one
who win order and pay for time ten more copies
No accOts being kept for this paper it wilt not be or
waed any unless paid for in advance, nor sent any
longer than the time for which it is paid for
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-23
WHERE Is THE WILDERNESS |.

At the beginning OF this century il was in Ohio
and Indiana. twenty-five years afterwards il was
in Michigan, Wisconsin, and-so-forth. Last year
il was in Minnesota Territory. Next year we
shall have to seek it in Nebraska and around the
Lake Of The Woods.
Where the steamboat goes, there the wilderness
disappears. And the steamboat is soon to startle
the Indian and wake the echoes of the forest above
the Falls Of the ST. Anthony for boat is now
building there which the ST. Paul g Chronicle and
Register Of the 10th January says /" is rapidly
progressing" The time for launching her has
even been fixed" as soon the river is clear OF
ice." The builder halls from Bangor, Maine, the
opposite extremity Of the Union due east, and is
said 70 be /. highly skilful workman" The di-
mensions Of the craft are lOs feet keel, 100 feet
deck, 25 feet beam, and will draw twelve inches
light The machinery is in course Of construction
at Bangor and viii be at the Falls by the opening
of navigation.
Steam navigation " river trade" above the Falls
of the ST. Anthony! POETRY may as well gather
up its garments and emgrate from this land, unless
it can be content 10 find its themes in the workshop
and the crowded street.--Cincinnati Gazette.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-23

The City Councils Of New York have appropriated 900
for the purchase Of copy of Audubons Birds OF Ame
rica, and ~uadrupeds of North America for prescnta
ton 10 the city OF Paris, complimentary for the
valuable donations OF that metropolis the city New York.
through the agency of NJ. vArrKx.nEs International TX.
change.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-23

PATENT RIFLE-A modest Pussian mechanic, hy the
Of Charles Haung, in this city, has invented
new style Of rife, known by the Of Lnd Nad (dar
ing neede which is attracting much attention 1t i'm
possible to present scientific description of il without
CRAVINGS but give readers general notion Of il
peculiarties In the first place, ii loads at the breec In
the second place. it is discharged by dauing needle
which pierces the bottom Of the cartridge and gntes The
powder by friction This is done inside, without any prim
ing, and as well in wet in dry weather Behind the cart
ridge an air chamber in which expanded used pro
pelns the ball. The breschp pin slides in and out, aud all
together operates with curious simplicity said 70 carry
ball eight hundred yards effectively The Scientific Ahae.
rcan states that the guns used by the Puss in their
late war with Denmark with terrible effect and that all The
Pfussian light csvalry to be equipped with them,
competent board of commissioners will determine whe
ther the invention has oil the merit which its simplicity and
ingenuity give promise of-Ne, York Post.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-23

Property to the amour, OF 900 was destroyed 10y IRE
in the town OF Elmira, New York. on the aish, Of e t7l
instant Among The buildings consumed the pos office.
The fire Is said TO have been the work Of incendscs and
several young have bn arrested ~ tho perpetrators
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-23

RAILROAD BR'peE BusSr.-A portion of The Bridge
the Cones,osa, two miles of Laucasisf (a on the
Slate Railroad, has been destroyed by IRE delaying
h'enttpg tho transportation o paeenge and heavy goods
Cor he West
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-23

In Wisconsin, Mrs. Lovicy keyscr has recovered S0o
damages Of Joseph Heath for selling rum her husband.
Liquor dealers in that State have give bonds pay or all
injury growing out Of their traffic
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-23

SINGULAR CIRcuMsTAScE-CousHtse Ur 4 NursHKLL.
young man, named Henry Penne, Of Enoch Perrne,
residing and half miles from Half Acre, Middcsex
county, about year ago, swallowed nut SHE'LL which odg
ed in his wind pipe, and all efforts TO e1trcate proved in
vain Since then it has gradually worked down and settled
his right lung, and although the best medical advice
consulted, he obtained relief and finally given up to
die few days since, while in 6t Of coughng the suf-
rer threw the shell up much 10 the astonshnont yet grail
cation Of his friends is thought he will recover his
usual health.--H Hghtsto.a Record.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-23

FEMALE DocTons.-Two young ladies, Miss iimjrs
Faim and Miss Mary Ward. have become regular student,
il, the medical department Of the Memphis Institute
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-23

Tas WEArHEa ~ VERsoSr.-A letter from a CORE
sponden, at Wells River (vt) dated the eth, says.
On the morning Of Wednesday, February 6th thermon
etefs IN this village ranged from 81 TO 40 degrees below
They were lower than at any time in the last fifteen years
Several men while walking the sireetsI among others
roze their before they began TO feel the cold
Az this rate there viii I've kindness in the 81 Peersburgh
tom Of greeting every friend you meet by rubbing his lace
with hail. y
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-23

Lone VoYAoE.-The ship Clarendon, Of Boston, ar
rived at New York Monday morning from Canton. She
left New York in December 1896 and has been absent
y thirty eight months She has visited The following pors
some Of them number Of times, Liverpool, Batavia
Singapore, Penang Akyab, Macao, Whampoa, Hong Kong
and Annoy She has gone port including this entry
twenty three times and has sailed 1872 miles, being nearly
equal four times The circumference Of the globe She has
worked down the China twice against the southwest
soon and has made three eastern passages and from Snga
pore and Annoy on the east coast of China During her
whole voyage she has lost by disease accident
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-23

hief was caught in Bsrnams Hotel (Bsl,more) We'd
uesdsy night who, when arrested had onegh pairs Of pan
three or ocr yc and coats which he bad stolen
from different boardsrs When detected he looked
unlike Sir John Fasa and when stripped oil his ilgoen
haiimenis be d~iudled Down very sma specimen of
raSsGy. lie ssns 20 Jail
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-23

EsGi,sa MINERS Foa CALiEonSi..-The fine ship John
Cair; recently lef the Thames, bound San Francisco
She has upwards of hundred passengers and they include
merchants aud mechanics. The carpenters, backsmiths
panier and others took with them large Of
oos. Sir HKsRr Husrllr, formerly Governor Of Prince
Edwards Island embarked in the John Calvin with thirty
miners Iron dwelling house shops warehouses, and en
with very large assortment OF British goods form portion Of
the Several tcIass ships, lying in tho London
and 81 Caiharres docks, win leave this p,t 10, Cali
fornia.-- L,ondon Cor Nosfh Aaerirdr,.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-23
BosToN, FEBRUARY Is.

BOSTON, FEBRUARY 10.
In the Legislature today the question Of giving leave
cesn petitioners for e dissolution Of the Union to with
draw their memorial Gin other words, refusing TO receive il,
the stood yeas sss, nay Who Mr.. Tolman. OF
Worcester. &
The Atlas Of this city publishes letters from the
Straits Of Magellan, amongst which is from Captain
Brown, Of the schooner John Ane who taken prisoner
by the Pa,agonans and mraculousy escaped after ninety
days captivity and another letter from the per
son giving account Of the murder Of Capt Eaton Will.
trading with the Patagonians
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-23

The Last RIoT IN CANADA.-Three or four days
ago we had brief telegraphc notice of certain
riotous proceedings at or near the town OF Three
Rivers, in Canada East The story is thus told by
the Montreal Gazette
Consderabe excitement has always existed in the parish
Of ST. Gregore against the enforcement of the provisions Of
the school act and especially against the collection Of taxes for
school purposes and ater the progress Of the officers has
been mpeded by roting of alarming character Suits at
law have been commenced the amounts assessed
and judgments obtained the executions which have been
resisted On Thursday last warrants obtained against
the in these dsodery proceedings and placed In
the hands Of the high constable of the district for their arrest
Fearing trouble he took several assistants with him, but
by such body Of not only set him and his force
at defiance, but actually beat them off.
Embroidered by their success they assembled in the
evening" and proceeded the residence Of Of the
sos and having fire to his tarn, burnt 10 the ground
They then broke into his house, and having their hands
on the roll carried it off in triumph. They
express their determination resist the school by force
Such the state of education in Jesuit ridden Lower Canada
and such is the prospect ofits spread. l
"The high constable having returned to Three Rivers in
formed the sheriff Of his inability enforce the ws and Of
his having been teaten in the attempt That officer mme-
ately consulted with the magistrates of the town. and was
agreed apply for troops eegaphic despatch sent
up Gen. Rowan this morning, signed by the sheriff and
justices of the peace, requesting assistance, and we
that detachment Of the 7lst regiment expected to-
morrow at Three Rivers, from Sorel
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-23

CoTToN N iNpA.--'rhe project OF introducing
on large scale the culture OF cotton into British
INDIA has recently been the subject oI much dis
|cnssion i'll England. The London Times relates
the following singular anecdoe in illustration Of Inc
difficulty Of making any Improvements in the agr
cnl,ure of the natives of India:
nerrse ntver at eas, Cor many gcnerations he mn
ared TO India II ~ impossible exps 10, OF Hnos aI ,lst
achieved by citizens Of During the experiments
Ncn we nav ~ aluoeo' an English plough introduced
nto of the Provnccs aud the natives were taught is e
bad superiority ,ser c!umsy rrschiaery They
first as,onised aud delighted a its escts i, A. aeon
The sgen's lax was turned they took ii, pacsct red
|e. q up end, Nnd upryhippsS;t"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-23
WIN. =. CHUNN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

SLlisytLLs, MISSOURI.
M I'LL practice in the Superior and Inferior Courts o ST.
w Louis, PraaSa. and Jefferson cDon,es.
All bss'aess ea.rascj :, aa sin with ororapa
,eaSoo. iec lk-cp1
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-23

DgBT or TExas.-1hc report Of the Auditor
aud Comptroller of the State recently made TO the
Legislature OF Texas, now in session, gives full
and detailed description OF the character and value
OF the outstanding liabilities of the late republic of
Texas, from which it appears that the osiensible
debt. including interest, is ,O55. .694 II, and the
par value Of the same s5,600,696. This includes
the total debt, that not presented for settlement as
well as that which has not been fled