davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-01-14
A1,a1.srA Ian. 10 1888.

AUGUSTA, Jan. 10, 1855
In consequence of the Christmas and New
Years holidays and bad condition of roads
we have no important sales of merchandise,
or East Tennessee Produce to report. 81
Groceries, generally Salt excepted, remains
without the least change in price. New crop
Louisiana Sugar and Molasses are now in our
market The West. India crop Of these Orti-
cles will appear here .in.two or three weeks,
and as it comes direct to several Of the lead
ing JobbinG and Grocery Houses, our friends
of the interior may rely on supplying them
selves on the most. favorable terms. The ar
riqals Of Salt have been large, Aprobably
1000 sacks within month, yet the demand
has been about equal ts a. supply. Il We now
.-s.-'A----~,0 per, sack. Dry Goods
lmed, aneGrd WIRE, Hats, Shoes, Crockery, DC,
he maco l,eid at steady prices. gal' u -.
demand for Corn being confined
to city consumption, the quantity required
Here is smaller than last year We know Of
several lots sold at 55c per bu., sacks included.
Oats are rather scarce, and worth sac, ex-
elusive Of sacks. "" .I.t.. .,..-, -. p
Potatoes, Dried Fruit, and Onions, will not
bear TRANSPORTATION to this market-every
consignment Of these articles loses money. .
Feathers are worth "a n 35c. .- ,.
Hogs command about 7ic nett. ,. "a.
Becves, stall fed, 4s a &c. IL .....s
We have made large sale of new Tennes-
see Lard at l2!c. .,... =. .,.,.
Bacon-No new Bacon yet in market, and
as it will be some months before there will be
much demand, holders will do well TO haye it
thoroughly dried before sending it off, e,u ~.
Hay-Good Tennessee Hay, properly pack
ed, is worth 81, 80 per hundred pounds.
Horses and Mules fiud buyers here at fair
prices, 1tr. n.f rur .af.'r.. .-.. N'A''''
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-01-14
Negro Sale.
CircMi Court, MeigS county, Tennessee,
DECEMBER Term, 1852.
II james H.lLocke, andothers, r n.
~ - ttft ,s5 t.lrs IN u ,
Almvra Hunter

.,..... s. iAlmyra lunterT, ~ :.
A GREEABLY to an order and decree Of said
Il Court, ! will sell at the Courthouse door
in the town of Decatur, Meigs county, Ten
nessee, on Monday, the eth day of February
next, a NEGRO BOY named Lewis, on a
credit fish months, except the SUM Of one
hundred dollars to be paid on the day ofsale,
and bond with good security will be required
for the purchase money. The said Negro will
be sold to effect distribution, between the
heirs and distributes of john Locke decd.
g "a JOHN NJ. LILLARD, Clerk.
Jan l, lS53-5t Prs fee 81 224 r.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-01-14
Cave Spring Mills,

. ~ MILES so TIE WEST OF A7YENlS,
A RE in complete operation. We will not
N fail to meet a reasonable calculation OF
all who patronise us, our machinery being in
fcrior to none in East Tennessee,
BUCKNER Il RICE.
Dec. II. ts52-5t F, 22i
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-01-14
! 200 Men Wanted!

NTANTED at the Tsllico Iron Works, Mon.
w roe county, East Tennessee, Iiro Hun
dSed Good Wood Choppers. Immediately, to
whom cash will be paid. d. Welch & Co.,
lately carrying on the above Works, having
associated additional partners, intend putting
the Works again into full operation and want
u large lot of Cord Wood immediately
WEIGH, HARRIS d co.
TellicoPlains, Dec. %, lS52-3m 224
Clancery Court al Clereland, Tennessee
Nathan A. Cohen and Leopold COIN,
Marks Ellenburg, Henry Bernstein, Leopold
Ellenburg and -- Bricks.
TT appearing that Marks Ellenburg and
Il Henry Bernstein are non-residents of the
State of Tennessee, so that the ordinary pro-
cess of law cannot be served upon them
therefore it is ordered that publication be
made four successive weeks in the Athens Post
requiring the said defendants to appear at
the next Chaneery Court, to be held at the
Courthouse in Cleveland, Bradley county,
Tennessee, on the fourth Monday of Felrua-
ry next, and answer compliments bill, or
Judgment pro confeSso will be entered against
them, and the cause set for hearing ex parte
as to them. JAMES BERRY, c. d IT.
BY B. FRANK Stout, D. C. An.
Jan T. lS53-4t Prs fee SO 224
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-01-14

THE RABvN Gar RAILRoAD--We learn
from a reliable source that Mr. Lythgoo' since
roturning to the survey, has satisfactorily
.a,ah,;sbed the fact that the road may be
located so as to run very near to Pepdlot0n'
I'D ,hat the route is much moro favorable
t t1,an the particulars of his first survey indi-
cated, lie has also discovered another route
S OSor the Stump House Mountain, by which
O Os which would cost one hundred
and Gly thousand dollars, may be dispensed
~au We promise ourselves that in 1,t the he
w,S,i of this route to the West the day o.
SSPbarIestons prosperity is drawing near To-, ms
rnaJ will cost money, but, from inc ua .;y, ~, "
s stle. tho Tennessee valeyits stock WI DC
s As gOPpG cEens to Marion and from York to
rS b will feel the fertzng lniu S,nn
o its food of commerce, Charleston S'ot''
ddrd. ea .. lo, s..
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-01-14
Chancery Court at jacksonville.
nd ,lsa January Rules, 1853. .s sl'f
-,....,,s,i. Arthur Ii. Henley, b. .oF - d.

David Henley Alexander S. Henley, and
others, heirs of ArthurH Henley, ST. dec d.
1T appearing from the petition filed in this
Il cause, that defendant Ale&anderS. Henley
is not resident in the State of Tennessee, pub
LEGATION isordered to be made for four success
siye weeks an the "Athens Post, a newspaper
published. in the town Of Athens, Tenn, re-
quiring said Alexander S. Henley 10 make his
personal appearance at a Court of Chancery
to be held at the Courthouse in jacksonville,
on the sd Monday of March next, and answer
the petition filed by said Arthur II. Henley,
or the same will be taken as confessed and
set for hearing or parteas to him,the said non
resident defendant. b. .if 90 ii-- 20 tr.-''' B.
.aIog9.l JAMES A. COFFIN, c. d M
Jan. 2, lS53-4t Prs fee 50 224 ~
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-01-14

DIED-In Knoxville. on Friday morning
the 18th inst, Mrs MARY E. BARRY, wife of
John W. Barry. ......
In Knoxville, on Monday, the 10th inst,
Mrs MARY AuLT, wife of Henry Ault, merchant
of that place. .-,,., ..I... ..... -,.. ....r
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-01-14
ChancerN Coart at .9thens.
James W. Grisham, Executor of the estate of
ggaggE Philander Wright, decd, rrf. .

James W. brlSnanl, Executor OF tne estate VI
Philander Wright, decd, .rf.t
u.s.
The Heirs and Creditors of said estate.
''|, ISsoLtRNT BILL
TN this cause it appearing from an allegation
Il in the bill, and the suggestion of George
Wright, D. p Saddler, Emily Starr, II. f.
Adicks and W. IIuckett, claiming to be credi-
tors of the estate of the said Philander Wright,
deed, made to the County Court of McMinn
county, Tennessee that said estate was in
solvent, and asking the same to be transferred
to the 0hancery Court at Athens in said conn
,ty. The creditors of said estate are hereby
notified to file their claims viii, the Clerk d
Master of said Court, properly and legally
authenticated, within the time prescribed by
law-thc matters and things belonging to the
estate having been transferred to said Court
for final adjudication. The Clerk of the
County, Court of McMinn county is hereby
enioined from calling on the administrator for
further settlement of the same, ....... - .
-. VIM LOWRY, c. d. AZ
Jan +. ls53-4t Prs fee "a 224
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-01-14
The Clief9kees are not far behind the free.

The CRetekees are not far behind the free
sellers of Ohio, and Indiana in their regard
for the black race The "Act in regard TO
free Negroes" has just been amended so as
to read thus: t7.ar ',''r"a' .s.'' n.
NoFrec Negro, except such as may ~
freed By. citizens of the Nation, shall reside
or hold property within the limits of the
Cherokee Nation. :, And It is hereby made the
duty of the Sheriff. to notify all such as may
be found in their respective Districts now or
at any time hereafter, to leave the Nation
within fifty days after said notice. ~a- nrH-
Beit further enacted, That all free negroes
and slaves whatever, are hereby prohibited
from carrying any weapon of any description
declared to he unlawful, under the penalty of
receiving thirty-nine lashes on the bare back,
for every such offence, upon conviction be-
fore any Court having jurisdiction of the
offence.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-01-14
Notice.

T, AND WARRANT, No. 1894 for one hun
IL dred and sixty acres, issued to me on tho
27th day of June, 1851, under the act of Sep
TENDER 2sth, 1850, and sent to my agent,
James T. Asbury, Kingston, Roane county,
Tenn, has failed to come to my hand, and have
entered a cdUeat in the General Land Office,
and intend to apply to the Commissioner Of
Pensions for duplicate of said Warrant.
LEWIS NJ. WESTER.
December 10, 1S52--6t 220
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-01-14
Take Notice.

4 Ii persons indebted by note to the estate
IA Of John McGhee, are requested to call
without delay upon one of the subscribers.
or J.. w. ]. Niles, President Bank of East Ten
nessee, Knoxville, and either pay the same or
renew them with satisfactory security. Neg.
lectiig to attend to this notice, they viii find
them in the hands of an Attorney for suit.
B. MCGIIEE, r,.
... en- McGIIEE, @''""''
Dec 8, 1s52-tf 2l9
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-01-14

A man cannot reasonably expect to be a
thrifty farmer who habitdaly neglects to do
what may be required of him, at its proper
time, and who acts without any definite sys-
tom ........ .F.... d.. ..|.f. I'D
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-01-14
Wheat Wanted /!

ME will buy all the good clean HerehuHf-
w able Wheat we can get, for which We
will pay the highest market price. ,..l- ....
Nov.ie1 S.K. REEDER d co.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-01-14

MARRTED-At the residence of A. Ish,
ESQ, in Blount county, on Tuesday evening,
Dec. eSth, BY the Rev. David Amos, Mr.. b. f.
WELcKER of Kingston, Tenn, to Miss HESTER
A. IsL
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-01-14
NEW BUSINESS HOUSE.

r UNDERSIGNED have opened a Bushes
~ House at Athens, in the new building
near the Depot, where they are prepared to
sell GROCERIES at low rates and to pur-
chase Produce at the highest market price.
= cT- Wheat wanted at highest cash price
sacks on hand. KEYES, SON 4 co.
Athens Dec H. 1S52-H 22l
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-01-14
Just ReCeiving& Opening

MY stock of FALL d. WINTER GOODS,
vi suitable for Gentlemen and Ladies sub
stantial wear. Also Boots and Shoes for both
sexes Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, DC. All OF
which will be sold as cheap for cash as any.
c9y- All kinds of Country Produce taken in
exchange L. DODSON.
Oct. 90, 1852 ....... ........
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-01-14
BuckWheat Flour.

A SMALL lot of Buckwheat Flour for sale
II BY s. X. REEDER d co.
Jan Il, tr.. .......f... ..s-s q ta5du .as
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-01-14

HORACE MANN says he has only one obiec-
ton to women preaching religion, and that is,
they can makemore by practicing it. Where's
sister Smith! -4.LF D.. ..aD rr.I s..ftk
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-01-14
Leather =! Leather /!

TlIE subscriber has good supply Of Sole,
Il Upper and Harness Leather, for sale a.
DodsoR's store, cheap for cash.
Dee. 10, ls52-220 T. VAUGHAN.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-01-14
Clear Spring English School.

SANSA AASO ~ASA
THIS School is located six miles East Of
l. Athens, McNinn county, Tenn, in the
midst of n healthful beautiful and fertile
country, and in neghborhood noted for the
morality industry and good order of the citi-
zcns, The second session will commence on
the First Monday in January next and close
on the last Friday in May. Terms per SEES
sion of five months, payable at the close Of
the session. ..|-.r. .
Orthogtaply, Reodng and Writing, $500
English Grammar, Arithmetic and Ge-
dgraPliN t,.r., 100
Natural Moral and Intellectual Phi s..
losophy; Chemistry Logic, Rhetoric;
and n course If Mathematics, embra-
cling Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry,
the principles of Navigation, Mensura-
ton Of Surfaces and Solids, and theory
md practice of Surveying, 1000
Tuition charged from the time the student
enters School till the close of the session, and
no deduction made for lost time except in
case of sickness, or other providential him
derance. Boarding can be had in respectable
families in the neighborhood at 81 per week,
and several comfortable cabins have been
fitted up at the place and in the vicinity,
which students who wish to board themselves
can occupyfrec of cost 5. p. HALE
Dec. ", lS62--3m--221 Pr'ncipdh
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-01-14
Superine Flour.

g, X. REEDER Il CO., will keep constantly
-. on hand a supply of Superfne Flour,
which they will furnish to their customers
low for cash. r..,p rF
Athens Sept. 3, 1852
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-01-14
Glover Seed

nor SALE, in the chat, at my residence
il A miles North of Athens. Z. CATE.
December II, lS52--tf 22l
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-01-14
CO vi vi Err G IA L..

"". '' AUGUSTA MARKET, ''. ,,-'.,
Prepared for tie, Post By Baker d JIilcos,
WHOLESALE GROCERY MERCHANTS, AUGUSTA, Ga.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-01-14
The Pain Killer!

M TIE PAIN KILLER II! Just come and
". get the Pain Killer, if you wish your
Tooth or Headache stopped in less than five
minutes, Nov, 10 G. HORNE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-24
CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, October % 1853.
BREApsrrFFs-F1our in better demand and rather
Sour at So 56l4 So rs superGne No . at 50 l21l a
Sc - ordinary to choice State at So so a So 6SI
mixed TO fancy Western at So so 80 6ssx and other
brands at proportional figures Canadian rsre and
held at 81 90 per Dbl There have been 600 bbs.
Southern sold at Sc slL 81 90 for mixed TO good
fancy per bb The transactions in rye Hour reached $50
bbls. at 81 4SZ 81 so for fine and 81 81 S. 90 for
superfne, per Dbl About 400 bbls. Jersey meal
realized 81 1875 per Dbl Wheat improving the
sales amounted 10 1o4 900 bushels chiefly white at 81 81
81 81 for good TO prime Gcneee 81 53a 81 IS for Uchi
gam 81 40 ST 80 for inferior handsome Canadian in
bond 81 ~ 81 40 for ordinary TO good Ohio and 81 ~
for prime Canadian red Some 900 bu shells changed
hands at &C. Barley ruled about the State and
Western oats selling slowly at 4Sc. 59c Corn
favored factors The business consisted Of o60 busc
at 16c 16c for unsounG 16c 1sc for mixed Sonthera
ard Western and 7sc Soc for good to prime white and
yellow Southern, and yellow Jersey per bushe
CorroN.-saies Of $50 bales effected 70 day at
irregular prices.
FKE1GIIs.-Rates we're some easier, and we have TO
Liverpool Is I'd per bushc In bulk and bags and 800
TO 400 bbs -four engaged at 3s 3D. vessel for the
port engaged TO load at Baltimore with -four,
at As To london, -four at U.s. Cd and wheat at 16d
vessel taken at City Point TO load with Sour at
Baltimore for London, at Is. To Hayre wheat at
bushels wheat 23c To California rates varied
from 5oc 60c per fsot, measurement For Australia
rates at soc per feot measurement AMI S4s $50
per Thousand, for lumber.
PRovIsIoSs.-Pork seemed about the The sales
included 500 bb Western at Sic sic % for mess and
were neglected. Only 300 bbk lard found buyers, at
1l7sc lee Beef in fair demand, and purchased to
the extent OF go bb at yesterday quotations Other
articles remained as previously reported
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL q.


SUNDAY, Oct. 8-5 p. NJ
ne week just closed has been full OF excitement The
sssdsnsy Of prices throughout has been downward and
6nmense sacrifices have been submitted in realizing
n transactions have been heavy and several failures
Aavs taken place among holders of fancy stocks. All
as Of reports have been in circulation relative to tho
Alurs Of certain large operators and confidence has
ansst entirely disappeared. tn large auction sale of
snsk yesterday passed of better than ansic pated and
At reaction was visible the second board. Any i'm
Wvvsmsnt in prices can be but temporary After such
Vuyy great depreciation expect immediate
Soeovery the cause still operating, perhaps not with
sA force but to an extent sufficient to keep the snces
hsevily depressed So long the banks continue the
psksy they are NOW pursuingso long as the outward
orent of specie continues ful-we cannot ook ior
~ in prices for fancy stocks any let up In
- tirhtuess OF the money market The fancies may after
r,pd decline eighty react and for day two appear
n>ovsut and in better demand but it should be looked
mon with suspicion and all operations avoided by
eutadsrs. When real improvement
= financial aairsand when the banks have ceased draw
- in their regular line of discounts, and dis
psssd to let out stls-when our impsrtations show
important reduction and the depletion of the Sub Urea
snry commences in earnest-when the weekly shipments
q specie are reduced to moderate amount, and in
tnal improvements carried forward faster than
or natural ordinary resources will warrant, then,
and not till them any improvement in cy stocks be
ysEmanent and upon good basis
ne expectation Of specie from this port last wees
greater than any previous week this year. 1t amount
q 70 nearly two million of dollars win be BY the
annexed statement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-24

The probability Is that the total export for the year
viii exceed that of last. Two three shipms nts
nhs those of last week. will swell the aggregate beyond
1hst for 1852.
Hsfu time that the stockholders of the Harlem Railroad
Company made movement to enter protest against
NJ management of its affairs 1t would be difficult in
dssd and railroad in the United States that is
nanaged than this and this is the daily complaint of all
Who travel the road The company, short time ago.
avs order for the building of city for the
spmmodAton Of their city travel but have since counter
handed the order and it reported to be Of the
of Mr. Soats resgning superintendent of the
voad 20 that the public, aside from the interests Of the
slockholders not to have the proper accommodation
Hr travelling in the city but to the old
that have been used for years and scarcely safe TO
1Avel in. With broken steps and broken raingst is
almost dangerous to get them The road is with
ut any superintendent, and that Office devolYes
mon the vice. president. Stockholders should do
ming in this matter If they keep ia directors who
= indifferent to their interests they will be the only
pseuniary sufferers 1t viii not be otherwise until
legislature pass law they have done in Connecticut
shat NO president director shall be eligible that
ses If he shall be Officer in any other railroad
pnny-and we say to the stockholders get such Law
yaassd, and destroy such official monopoly ext.
From Lake Superior learn that the prospects Of
mines good. The first place among the dividend pay
~ companies will be contested by the Gill, Mime.
ssta, North American and Albion. This latter nine
which bought recently for BY the present
pany is turning out just anticipated, and the
Shareholders who have been paying out money for the last
years withou, returns from the old mines
BEGINNING be aged The Albion is chiefly held
n New York, comforting reflection when we remember
Asw much morey has been thrown away by parties here
mines which have turned out to be utterly valuess
tate npnf 4ho titv md
- Of sertan articles other than foreign dry goods
ported into this port durAg the week ending and iaclu1
Ing Friday Oct a. 1858. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-24

that IL may The rest possible Day be prepared to
produce and mercha ndise w.sh tho prompt
tude that distpp cuisines It's passenger hines.
The Income Of the road Curing The months Of May,
june and July. before its sedaou perfected was
received by the old companies aud has been applied IN
the ment Of ensts in construction ami 10 prsaf
ing the line west OF Syracuse for second track Inc ae-
Tor the three months referred TO, remain 10 o. al
justed and committees, we learn, are nos Occupied IN
their liquidation.
This circumstance combined wi b large expenditure
necessary substitute Efficient engines and cars for
disabled and old to place section Of the road
in the working condition; 10 meet liabilities OF some
of tho old companies; and TO pay the interest pre-
MUM bonds due LIST OF November may render IL
day hey ond the first six months Of its consolidation In
this however, the company Is consulting the true
and permanent interests OF the road Though the drec
tors this road themselves among its largest stock
holders they anxious TO make IT, IN all respects
what the public expecsn efficient rapid safe and cheap
mode Of conveyance-thsn 10 realize prematurey its
earnings The money being expended in construc.
ton, WILL of course, At the proper time be carried to
that account
Though some Of the stock of the Central Railroad Cora
papy has been upon the market the fluctuations Of Wall
street have reference to its intrinsic value -Four ths
of its stock is held firmly investment. Enough has
bsen demonstrated by its operation thus far TO show
that the consolidation will prove wise for stockholders
it is useful TO the public. It's future will be
less satisfactory a continuous line than its past
separate companies The sangune hopes of the
enterprise will lie fully realized But the first object Of
the Board is il should be- render il of the best
appointed and most efficient railways in the Union.
The annexed statement exhibits the condition OF the
Bank of Virginia and branches the LIST Of October in
each Of the past two years -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-24

Value OF mdse put on market week ending
oce"pef %int.. al, vootbfz
Vaiue OF dry goods PIT on mas et, week ending
OVtopsr -isb...,....,. .225
Iotai. 81 la5, l6S
The principal items Of import during the week have
been followsSegars 81, 240 uudresscd sldns si2
s26 iron, $50 05 railroad iron So 2O6 ,tcel SIS S
lin, s46,612 pepper $io715 sugar ST. 593 tea $50 7o
watches, sllsoS0. The aggregate value including r
reign dry goode IL much less than we have reported IN
any previous week for many months and we are ali.
posed to believe that the stringent money has
operated check upon the importers than
the advance in the The imports last week into
this port In value less than the EXPORTS very IN
nUal occurrence, at this season. II this Il any
exterior Of future movements for the remainder Of ais
year. we shall do much towards depicting the Trea sury
without disturbing the tariff at all events for that pur
pose.
The Albany Evening Journal Of the 2ist inst gives the
anneXed statement of the gross earnings and operations
shs New York Central Railroad Company It appears that
tie dividend has been deferred. The probability "
hAs bsen earned
The receipts Of the company for the months Of August
end September, We learn have been az folows:-
august 100 10 ~
This while the fare has been essentially reduced shows
In 1882 (which then considered age OF S249 000
With double track west Of Syracuse giving the requ
site facilities for the Increasing demands Of freight the
vsceipts from that branch of the business will doubt
be largely augmented. The company it, therefore press
~ forward the completion and equipment Of the road,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-24

The aggregate movement showed increase in twelve
Eonths of $727 267 So The bulk OF this increase has
been deposits In the capital and circulation there
has been moderate addition On the other side Of the
account the increase has been principally ia loans and
discounts The estimate Of doubtful debts out Of such
immense line of discounts, is entirely too moderate
The result will without doubt largely exceed that SUN.