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BOOKS. B0oKs!!

! MAY he found a the Drug Store, great Va
t'A riety OF Gift Books aud Annals, anon
which are the following:
The illustrated Ladies' Keepsake,
The Glit Book al Gems,
| Christian Family Library,
Gems Of Beauty, The Souvenir Gallery,
The 1'asnan, Amaranih,
Morning Glo,y, Maenoa.
Moss Rose, Rememl er Me,
The Pearl. The HyacinIh,
The Garland. Gin of Friendship,
Christmas Rose, Youths Diassm,
Juvenal Keepsake, Fmeei Me Not,
The Lilly. The Gem,
Scoll's Poe,ical Works, Life oiGen. LA lafayette,
Millions do. Col. Boon.
Popc's do, {" Washington,
Polork's ID. /" Columbus,
Cowper's do. Croey's British Ports,
Goldsmiih's do. Young Ladies Book.
IIowett, Cock and l.andup.
Uncle fom's Cabin as il is,
Aunt Phiilis's Cabin.
Hume's History OF England,
MCauies's do. do.
Rolland'< Ancient History.
Walkers Dictionary. School,
We ,sieI's do. do.
Wchster.s Quario, do.
Bibles aud Tesiamepis, PRAYER Books, Hymn
Books, School Books. Giii Books for Chil-
dren, Blank Books, Writing Paper
Stationery &c.
November O. So
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MUSIC! MUsIC!!

A LOT Of fine Music for Piano, Guitar, de,
1 is Offered for sale at the Drug Store. II
will be sold al one hall the usual price. Ladies
are invited iocal aud examine the pieces.
Juls 20. ID
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House Painting.

TINE sppfassh d sIsing viii probably suggest
u 10 he ciiilfns u ,Hiilsbofoush and - siri-
nifty the laaprssy a having ihfiT hous<s laiHisd.
As Il = favorable srassn ior ~ogk Of this kind
and The suisSsil~F ifkrs this method Of in orn-
iEg his friends aid the puilir gsns'ally. that be
u pnerared - DO al kinds a. uosk in his line
faithfully and well. atad ~ lnnslrFair prizes.
Brsidrs lie usual sls V u Iaiiiling with Lead,
be has made himself thoroughly srquainha with
the manner d using ffiaLe'S Fire Proof
Paint, and the Zinc uDinf. The iormsI
Is intended Tor outside psinins. aud ishoih fash
ionahle ard siseaIs the isieT Is inrndefol inside
painting. ard Is pceHmendrd hy The fact that i
makes a paint whittier snd cheaper han lead.
All k.uds Of Graining. N imitation al Oaks
Walnut. Msple. DC. will he executed with tasis
and ncslne<s.
No delay need he occssianed hy.a want o
materials. = they can now he had "A the DFus
Stole.
E. WOODS.
Feb nary q 72-
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are prepared 10 sell low for CASH OF on six months
time to p1nctual deilers. Physicians and Others
are respectfully invited to call and examine our
''0'@ s. ID. SCHOOLFIELD & Co.
October Is. 81
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DIES.


III you want 70 see pretty things. please call a
The Drug Store. WHERE sou will end a gfrst
variety Of Toilet and Fancy aHirles, consisting IN
parl Of the following:
Writing Decks. Bandoline firsfuTe.
wosk Reaes. o. cabas. Silver Card Gases.
Fancy baskets, Pearl do.
Superb Cologne Bottles. Paper Msche do.
BOHEMIAN Glass. shell d..
Cologne, German Parma China Puff Boxes.
Lubin's Extract, Glass do.
Piser's do. Paper do.
Wrishi's do. new Combs in variety.
srtiele.l Lilly White,
Pomslums, in great va Mean Fun.
riety. Gold Medal (someihine
Pomade Divine, new.)
Rose Hair Oil, PsperMscheFor Falios
Hair Brushes. Leather do.
Tooth Brushes, Tablets, Ivory.
Nail Brushes,
Besides great variety Of Other articles.
Octoher 90. S.
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Il #s# - - @s's- - - = - 80
| Eis sabscriLer would respectful, INFORM ths
citizens ct llilsborougi, and The public ne
Morally that ne has on hand at his shcp on Chur.
Ton street due west fiu,n the couri-ilouse, yari
ely Of excellent Furniture, aud that he is prepar.
ed 10 manufacture, ia the les, style, all articles
in his line, such as
BUREAUS, of Wild Cherry and Wal
nut.
sIDER0ARDS, Of Wild Cherry, Wal
nut, and Maple.
SOFAS, Of e,ery.Style.
BEDSTEADS, Of Maple and Gum.
TABLES, al all KINDS.
WARDROBES, Portable and Station
airy.
CoFFINS, from Common to the Best
Style, &c. &c.
HepromiSes thai his work shall be faithfully
executed, and al very low prices. and hopes Thai
he will receive due encouragement from gene
rous public.
Allkinds Of Timber used in Cabinet Work.
such as Walnut, Cherry, Poplar Birch aud Ma
pie, will &c taken in exchange for work.
Orders from distance Will.bc thankfully re-
ceised and promptly atlende,l.to.
RICHARD MAYO.
Apriiio. 79-ly
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THE TAPE WORM.
HHosENsAcK ) LIyEa PILLS.

Nppart Of ~ system i more liatle 10 disease
than the LIVER, il Sc, Wing iierer 10 pur
~ tbs blosi, OF gisag the proper secsstion toih'
bite; so that any wrong action Of the Liver ef
feels the other in2oriint parts Of The - stem, anil
results variously, in I.iyes Complaint. Iaundce.
Dyspepsia. Sc. We should. therefore. watch
every symptom that might indicate a wrong ac-
lion ofths Liver. Th,se. Pills are composed Of
ROOFS AMI PLANS furnished by nature 10
h,al the sick: Namely. ist. An ExrxcrohaSr.
which augments the secretion from the Pulmo-
nary macls me nhrane, or promotes the discharge
Of Sc ,reisi mltler.s 81. AnALrERarIvs. which
chan ses, in ne mex plicabc AMI insensibe man.
per. the certain nisrbil action OF the system. 81
A Toxic, which gives tone ani strength 10 The
nervous system. renewing health and vigor 10 all
plrts Of the h,dy. 4ih. 4 cAfa,Rric. which
arts in perfect harmony with the other ingrcdi !
nts. an ! operating on the Bowels. and expclIinc
the while mass Of corrupt and viiiated natter
all purifying the Blood. which destroys disease
a N restores health.
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NEW
Tin and Copper Factory.
Aolies This while sou arc rtsding.


HsHE subscriber has opened Tin and Cop
per Factory in the Town Of Hlllsbolough.
and be will tfy 10 conduct il in the best manner.
lie has procured one Of The best OF Northern
sorlmen, and his work will be made u the hssi
material and in the hest style. Aiier trying the
work. aud il should prove moi 10 be coed, il may
be returned and more goi IN lis place. Tin will
he sold At Northern Prices with sosis and car
rage.
All bills TO the amour OF fiils dollars. al any
place 10 the State. all TO the amount Of twenty
Eve dollars. within City miles OF this place. and
ell bills Of any amount. within twenty five miles
viii be filled and delivered free Of charge for
transportation. He would say 10 bis customers,
thai he will sell wolk a. low as any house in the
State.
The subscriber returns his thanks fof past "a
yors, and he hopes he viii rersise liberal share
Of patronage, as he pledges himself 10 do justice
and 10 endeasor 10 give full satisfaction in his
work.
All orders will be thankfully received, and the
work done with neatness and despatch.
or His shop will be found al this time ons
door below Maj. Palmer's Store.
w. 8. CHEEK.
November is. io-
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9nT2s I0FFER for ale large Tract Of
c5YfS Land in Person county just over the
sS northern Orange line.
<Aes AS body Of upland, IL is inferior
TO none in the middle part of ihis state. The
open lands are well enclosed. and in good heart
tie fo-estlanJs are heavily timbered and ali well
watered.
On the lands are variety Of Substance. i'm
misunderstanding Houses. Wheat and To.
bacco Barns, Saw a-I Gtist Mills-in perfect re.
pair.
II will be soli in parcelsta suiiany purchaser.
PAUL G.. CAMERON.
Ssagville p. o.. Orange. Nov.27. 0nf
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

ALAMANcE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
March Term, A. ID. 1855.
Samuel II. runeniine and wife MARTHA,
rs.
William Bradshaw, and others.
Petition for dirisiOn IF SHARES.
1T appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the couri.
= that John snipes and wife SARAH. defend
anis in this Gaze. are not inhabitants Of this
State; II j. therefore ordered by the Court, that
publication be made in the IIillsborough Recor
der Cor six weeks successfully fol said defendants
10 appear at the next term OF this court TO he held
Al the court house in Graham. on the first Mon
day after the fourth Monday OF May next, then
and there 10 make themselves parties TO the petit
iion, aud either p.esd. answer OF demur, or the
same will be taken pro eOnfssO as 10 them, and
be heard accordingly.
Witness. John Faucet, clerk Of said court. al
Office, this the liih dsy % March. A. d. 1853.
JOHN FAUCETr, q. &C.
March II, 1853. price adv. 4:50.l 77-6w
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N ne shos Business again!
Leather & Shoe Ma
nufactory.

- Tim subscriber Wunld respect
6azly inlaam ne I,aliis. lhal heihss =
easn e0mmrnred hasiness a. Che heas3
" - lately acrnpsed ID Ar. Mm- f. strsg-
hssn. Ms ela sssnd. n whrEe Ne inirnds keeLans
. fsll .szonaaens q Leather 81 he Own ma
pufsciars. he has Prne1rea the serssces a NJ.
lsmes PARIS 10 eaajnri the bssinrss. and intends
manufacturing sseFy hind q Boots snd shoes
that afe made IN tbs 'rouniy. Has fns Eusk
~ili he made Il he bar NouhsIn msisiisl, spd
q he NOS ehoics workmanship. To fomel
p@irons he wouid say. lhs PAT Is his prOuisr 70
The failure.
WM. N. BROWN.
N.B- Inexrhangs fsr Leaihrr and Shoes. b
~ilI take Hidrs. Tan Bark. Tsllo~. Bess-Ms
wheai. Gem. Flour. Meal. Flax Seed. Plank
Shingles. ar.
Ianusrs IL. e.
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10 FEMALES.

You viii iihd these Pills an invaluable medi-
sils ia may complaintsao which you are sub.
jert ia o,ssruciiols either total or parials they
have been found r. inestinible benefit, restoring
the functional arrangements 10 a healthy action
plryfyngt the bio ID and other fluids so eifectually
as to pat Hight all complaints which may arise
frs female rref uia,ities, as headaches gidlness
III nness OF sight, pain in the side. back. &c.
X'ne genuine unless signed ]. n. Hobensack.
sll others being base limitations.
y AGENTS wishing new supplies, and Store
Keepers DESTROYS of becoming Agents. must adj
dress the Proprietor, ]. N. Ho5ensack, Phiadel-
phil, Pa.
Agents. DR.. s. d. Schoolfield, Hills
borough. N. o.. Wholesale AMI Retail Agent; ID.
p. Weir, Greensborough; w. H. Briiton. Sum-
meried; ]. Piggoit. Pennieid; Of whom can he
bad pamphlets Of cures performed, &c.
50 Price each Is cents.
August %. Soy
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DISSOLUTION.
VsliE s>psrnsrship 81 Z. p. Nasn & CO
n ~as liss'l,ed b mulusl consent on the Ia
lhly. Issa- T. p. Nazh hsxins purchased the
inirIrsa Of ]. n. simmoas. fAs business will BE-
setiled snd coninried b him alone.
CTAn prrs& ~ having rlaims sgsinsi ihe lsie
firm gill preseni ahe.n Or ssulsmrnf, ard ghos-
indrbied Plrase niske paymeus-
A. p. NASH,
4. III. SIMMONS.
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a GARD.
$500 CHALLENGE.

WAArEYER coaesfas ne hsal.h .nd sst-
W passs af psapis : q Al nmesef the
N "a sslaasle i.sPsTtsnos take Il isr granted
ssery PERSIA vii 10 sliin laeir poser 10 save
ihs lives q Ibsir e4iilsss. and thai ssefy PsEsqa
siH salsssSf % prsnsae Their eEn health a ell
sa-riires- | feel Il ~ dasy % sslemnly assure
ySa Ihlt N0a Is. according % ne opinion q
as mlsl celsbraiei Pas siriaas, ere The primary
alsss AZ large msloriay af diseases - which
eailIrep sal alulls are liable. Ifsol have anaP,
psiiis csannlalls changing from ons kind a feet
aaalhef. had breath. psia 10 the siomsh. pack
Tag az the nos, ardaess and fallsesso Of tse ily
dry eOagh, sss isssF. pulse irregulsr-remem
beTtast ell these denoie W 0RA :. and you shoull
a once apply The remedyt-
HoBENSACK's WORN SYRUP.
Anarsicls founded apon scientific princiPles, com
ppaaiei with pure vegetable Substances. beins
psdseily safe when taken, and csa nc given &
the saSs; tender infant with decided lcnehcisl e.
fsa. Where s3ospsi csapiaiafs asd DisgTkz-
have made then weak and dehiiilaiet, the tonic
properties o. 10y Worm Syrup are such that Y
sraais without an equal IN The csialagps Of me-
diciass 10 giving tone and strength 10 the sio-
much. which M kes il an infallibls Ismedy fol
th,ss afflicted with Dyspepsia. The astonishing
cares performed By this sprap AFTER f'hysician'
have failed. is the hesf evidence Of its supefioi
efficacy over all others.
THE TAPE WORM.
This Is the most diiicah Warm 10 decor q
all that infssl the human system. Il grows 10 a.
ain ,st indefinite length, becoming 50 called ans
faslsn.d ia the Intesiines and stomach. affecting
the health 50 sadly as 10 cause -. Wins Dance
Fits. &C., Ii a those afflicted seldom if evcI sus
pect that il Is TIps Horm fastening them 10 ~
early grave. In order 10 destroy this Worm. 1
very energetic Treatment must he pursued. l
wbIli, therefore. be pfaper 10 take siK or eigh
Of ny Liver Pills. 50 a. 10 remaye all olssiroc
lioli, that the Worm syrup, which mus, lie Ia
ken in doses Of tSo iablsspsanfuls three times
day. my act direct upon the Worm These d.
fections followed. have neser.heen known to iai
in curing the moSt obsliaate case Of Tape Worm.
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suile'eFs. Iead and ludgefor yesrseIses.
For lnflFsuza and Nloopifs fcr,h.

Nashville. Tenn. lube &c, issl.
Sir; have rspesiedIy ussd your Chem Pc.
,arsl ior Mhooplng Cough snd Inacspzs. ald
have no hesitation in proncunring il CON pI,,s
rmrdy. -Four of my q b.lticn have been st,e.
ted With iLese dissaaes, and the ifse nee a n.
feclorsi las aiva.s aileidsd almost IN, isnl y.
lief. JAMES GLOVER.
We attest The truth Of lie shove siai.n.,.,.
~ Mc6INTy. Editor Of lie
Nashville Mhiv.
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Drugs! Drugs |!

THE Subscribers are now
receiving their Fall Stock Of
ID X UGS, EDICIN Els,
r AIN . IS. Oils, DYE
STUFFS and SPICES. Gun
hracing a larger stock than
has ever before been offered in
this market, and which thew
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ID EsPEcfFrlI.Y ansn BE ploissslonsl ssF.
~ Nets 10 o. niAllisnis u iilll,ieiaasA snd
tl.s slHus1allns ttniy. oMfs imufaililly -.
Tnsiis ne nasanic l.oIss and ~ r1.i1fnrr ne
- iolu.sIly orruFisl y MlE Azas C.laeIon.
lAusaiy Ia ik5a. 67-
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J. NJ. ZIMMERMAN, Drugs
For. a conspmpliye Ccrsh.

Piisstuss, Ia. Feb. IS. $751;
Dear sii:- fof three years i hs,t ls,n ffic.
led with o Cough, 50 Distressing iha, hscusn,.
" despsired % recovery; much olihe line VAS
ohliged lcAii up ell night IN NY chair, 81 nv
cough would sullocaie me when laid dapp.
Having used many remedies without much relief
At last tried The Cherry Pecioral. which unds,
Providence has cured me altogether.
| am will gratitude xoufs
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Feb nary $.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-04-09
Splrltualism in Cnlnmhns.

We learn that there several Spiritual Mediums in our
sister city, Aberdeen. 1t is said that the little daughter of
olVlnel writing and rapping medium, and
a' he communications are quite authentic and startling 1t
whispered that we have in city several mediums
and very perfect spiritual circle and some very amaz
ing developments have happend enough thought cap
Size the skepcism OF several gentlemen and the physical
ences into the bargain The Oddic circle and Che magnetic
ng are mysteries wanting solution and with the imperfect
knowledge OF science in day. there but hope the
solution What Spiritualsm may do towards unraveing
these mysteries remains be and have yet failed
to see any well authenticated solution of Them we shall hold
to the position announced by weeks since.
We have witnessed the operations of circle and
considerably less startled than amused by the complete failure
sSpirituahsm is somewhat in this region
have given the subject little attention. venture pre-
sent for the information Of the curious knowledge how
Spiritual circles formed and Mediums discovered Seven
persons tour females and three males should seat themselves
around table-chery has proved best-four female hands
only should upon the table, the others upon the hand
neghbor whose hand is upon the table thus circle is form
ed with fourteen hands upon Silence of
live or more minutes should eapse when the person having
the least number their age should range their eyes
about seven degrees above the line of the horizon their head
slightly inclined towards the left shoulder and command the
spirit OF some departed friend indicate his her presence by
striking the table, three times This call may fail
but won't do to give up The process retain
ing the the dexter guide should pass opposed
the course of the Where circles of seven have been
ed and persisted in through several settings they have
invariably obtained response and or more of the
seven have become established mudum frequently result
ing In an independent communication tits said better
toay adys watch upon the table, glass frequently
handled by lady, say tumber cve any toilet glass It's
sometimes the these circles continued two or three
hours before response is attained and when attained it is
requisite that the spirit be ed with Evil has resulted
from this There should be no evity rreverence nantes
ted this it is asserted has caused alarm in the circle and
not ntrequent injury Spirits nor should they be
uled with.
We have been somewhat particular in the detail the
son that we are DESTROYS OF having this Explained phenomena
tested 1t Is common to denounce all that understood
ana as oprtuasm is spreading, presume will have
opponents and lis advocates among While have
nor heard OF anything weaken convictions relation to
this SUBJECT willing throw such light upon it as
CLEANED from pretty extensive reading and such
rlence as we have derived from other sources
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had right to sell them, could thew have done
more than to have agreed that they should have
been paid there, and would they have been iusti
ned IN nxlng an amount to be paid different from
the face of the bond 20
Now we call the attention of the reader to the above simply
70 note its reasoning 1t severely conclusive The bonds
oy the law made payable in money Of the United
Sates-ha is admitted Congress regulates the standard of
all foreign we'll domestic COIN If them Congress de-
cares that English pound sterling money it fol-
lows that it illegal tender in the payment of debts and if
contract entered into requiring the payment of specifc
in current money! the specific sum according to the
Congressional standard is rendered in British gold it is full
compliance with the contract not only in spirit but the letter
When the Commissioners then proposed to receive in
en Tor the bonds sterling money instead of dollars and cents
they did not yitae the contract nor did thew tb
Instructions they received equivalent in current money
for what the bonds called for This point Zone of the Com.
missioners" answers
The concluding part of the above quoted sentence needs no
answer because it is supposton and in replying to points
OF TACT suggestions lugged in to aid an argument only
where facts not to be had.
We must present more point made bv the oan AGAINST
"One OF the Commissioners" 1t is this
"But just at this point let us say to Gone Of
the Commissioners, that by his own argument
he had no right to sell the bonds in PHILADELPHIA.
and make them payable in London He saws,
that as no place was fixed by the charter for their
payment, the power to sell abroad implied the pow
er to make them payable abroad
This tat-there equvocaion here The Commiss-
soner is told that by his town argument he had no right
sell the bonds in Philadelphia and make them payable in Lon
don That say that he had no right to name the place Of
payment because orsooth place payment fixed in
the charter Ihsis reasoning in circle and is boys play
The Commissioners had clear right any place where
the payment should be made They could have as rghtuy
named Paris London any other city, Jackson and those
who will read the note the conclusion Zone of the Com
mlssionss communication, will that the charter
plates this very thing.
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Saturday Morning, April 8, 1883.


VIM. L. Harris, we are authorized to announce
candidate for Circuit Judge of the sixth Judicial
district composed of the counties of Monroe Lowndes
Oktibbeha, Calhoun, Yallabushe, Taahatchie, Car
ROLL Choctaw and Chickasaw. Election in November
James Kincannon, we are authorized to announce
candidate for Clerk of the Vice hancery court
for the district composed of the counties OF Lowndes,
Oktibbeha, Winston Noxubee and Kemper Election
in November.
VIM H H. Patterson, are authorized to an
nounce as a candidate for reelection to the Office of
Sheriff of Lowndes county, at the next Nov. election
Lawson H. Willeford, we are authorized to an
nounce as candidate for reelection to the office of
Assessor of LOwndes county, at the next Nov election
L. J. Schooler, we are authorized to announce as
candidate for reelection to the Office of Treasurer
of Lowndes county, at the next Nov. election.
0TB F. Fields, we are authorized to announce
as a candidate for Town Constable, at the ensuing
November election.
6rGeo. R. Mcdaniel, we authorized to an
nounce as candidate for Town Constable, at the en-
suing November election.
OBI. T. Taylor, we are authorized to announce
as a candidate for Town Constable, at the ensuing
November election
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-04-09

VIM. L. HARRIS, OF LowNDEs CoUNTY.-A cor
respondent of the Carrollton Democrat suggests
the name of this gentleman, in connection with
the Circuit Judgeship of the Sixth Judicial Dis
trct. We most sincerely wish that so excellent
suggestion would prevail in that quarter. Mr..
Harris is heightened, honorable gentleman, uni
versally esteemed in private life, and one of the
abest practitioners and jursts in his section of the
State. That District has long been fortunate in
its presiding officer. Judge Rogers has earned for
himself great and deserved popularity, and the
District would do itself honor by filling the seat
from which he retires, with so worthy and able a
successor. Ndtchez Courier,
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Banking System.

The history of Banks in Mississippi, the long
catalogue of crime and dishonest deeds, and the
ruin of thousands of honest citizens, would seem
sufficient reasons for our being wary lest we fall
AGAIN into the errors from which we have scarcely
emerged, and from the effects of which we have
not yet recovered. Yet it seems to be the deter
mination of some to urge upon our people the es-
tablishment of banking institutions. Some Demo
cratic papers, are sorry to say, are arguing for
this measure, and upon grounds which seem to US
but very weak The whole argument can be sum-
med up in few words Namely-our State is food
ed with the paper of foreign States, and therefore
we should have Banks Of our own This is pre-
mise and conclusion, ground work and superstrue-
ture How our own establishments of the kind,
could save us from such ruin, has never been at
tempted to be shown.
That we are flooded by foreign Bank paper can
not be denied. That many of these promises e
nav eminate from irresponsible persons and un
authorized companies is also true. 1t our cltlzen
continue to take these shinpasters in exchange 10
the fruits of their land, they may expect sooner