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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-05-02

The Texas Herald says there is gentle.
man IN Pamela who delights to show. of be.
fore his neighbors with his stock of scientific
information. Upon being asked his opinion Of
the origin Of the cotton worm, he elevated his.
eye brows, assumed look Of wisdom, and re.
plled-"The fatula of the cotton producesa 70.
zs, and goes through system Of fozation. 70.
yates and brings forth the cotton worm"
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-05-02

DEATH OF CAPT. DUPERJ.-W We find the fol,
lowing notice of the death of this gallant Off
Ger, so we'll and favorably known in this city,
in the Washington Union Of the 18th inst
Died-In this city, on yesterday morning,
at six o'clock, Capt. A. M. Duperu, Of New Or
leans. He was. brave man and gallant Off
Ger. In the late war with Mexico, his merito.
rous services were the theme of admiration by
his grateful'couutrymen and brother officers.
Capt. Duperu was, we believe, a native Of
Norfolk, Va, of French parentage. At the
commencement Of the war with Mexico he was
employed by General Scott, to procure infor-
nation in regard to the country in and about
Vera Cruz, for which his perfect knowledg of
the Spanish and French Languages peculiarly
qualified him. He succeeded in accomplishing
the object of his mission, but becoming sus.
pected, he was on the point of being arrested
by the authorities of Vera Cruz, from which he
was only saved by his admirable presence of
mind and GOODNESS. A boat belonging to a
French Man.ofWar was lying at the Mole, ip
Vera Cruz, waiting for oficers who were
or. shore. Capt Duperu, who had not mo.
ment to spare, stepped into the boat and in a
stern voice commanded the sailors, in French,
to push off. The men, taken by astonishment,
and supposing he was an officer in plain clothes,
obeyed his orders, and in few moments he
was safe on the decks of the French man.of-
war, where he was received with congratula.
tions Oh his escape. He was subsequently
taken off by an American vessel and brought
to this city, where he was met by the intelli.
gence that his services had been rewarded by
a captaincy in the army. His after services
are we'll known to. the country.-N 0. Plea.
yune. ~.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-05-02

HORRORS OF THE GUANo TRADE.-We have
received full confirmation of the horrors repor-
ted to be in course Of perpetration, in connec-
ton with the guano trade, at the Chncha Isl.
ands 1t is picked up and wheeled to the
shoots, it appears, by contract. The contrac.
tor has imported Cinnamon for this work, near
ly six hundred of whom are now Gn these ISL
ands. They are hired for five years, at the
rate of S4S per annum They commence work
in the morning as soon as they can see to work:
They have FIVE tons of guano 10 dig and wheel
to distance Of over one-eigh Of mile. 1t is
all, or nearly all, so hard that it has to be pick
ed up; and if they do not accomplish these five
tons by FIVE o'clock P. NJ, they are fogged
with raw hide whips, some five feet long, re-
ceiving one dozen stripes, each of which starts
the blood; then they are driven back to finish
their work. The guano has very bad effect
upon them, swelling their legs and arms, and
giving them bad sores on their legs, feet and
hands. Notwithstanding all these, however,
if they can get along. they are compelled to
finish their task. Our informant says:
have known as many as thirty fogged in
one day. They have no Sunday allowed with
the exception of one in year, the same work
going on Sunday as during the rest cf the week.
The consequence of this illtreatment is suicide
in various forms, such as leaping from the rocks
one hundred feet high, cutting their throats,
and burying themselves alive. This last has
actually been the case, to my knowledge. One
morning, three were found who had so buried
themselves; two were dead and one alive
The last recovered to prolong his miserable ex-
is:ence for short time.
It is time that the voice of civilization
throughout the world was heard in denuncia
ton Of such horrors as these.-Picayune.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-05-02

ADMITTED TO BA1L.-On Monday, Judge
Whtuer, on hearing several affidavits ordered
that Robert Gray, who stabbed Milford Tate,
ON 9th of January last, to be enlarged from his
imprisonmens on his entering into bepd with
two securities in the sum OF four thousand dol.
.ars,. for nis appearance at court, to answer for
The charge Of homicide or assault and battery
as the cse nay be. We are happy to be able
to announce that Mr. Tate is recovering from
the effect of the ound.-Anderson Garetsss.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1854-05-02

The Car Of Rpssia's dress and concomitants'
are thus described costume is inyaria-
BILE, being always that Of superior officer
Nothing distinguishes him from the officers of
his army, unless il is his tall figure and hand.
some. manly face. He does not allow any of
his officers to dress in plain clothes, and only
assumes them himself when abroad. The EN-.
peror Nicholas has inherited the antipathy and
hatred of bis ancestors for boards and long hair.
Except his coachman, whom he chooses FROM
among the most blackly bearded individuals
in his empire, all persons connected with tho
civil administration, are obliged to shave of
every particle of hair on their faces. The no.
bility and free citizens may wear whiskers, but
only as far as the bottom of the ear. The
Car himself personally watches over, besides
causing others to do the same, the serupuious
observance of these regulations:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-10

Kiso KANuEuANnA-Thc King OF the Sandwich
Islands has got cosk, aud European despot has
got better or costly IL has coat about mil.
lion Of dollars There good deal OF "fuJJ and feath-
ere about, for considerable portion OF il is made Of
rare feathers, procured FROM birds difficult to catch, aud
Which have each Of them ony two feathers OF ths kind
The cost Of procuring the feathers Is nearly half dollar
each, and II takes a vast quantity to make such cloak
II the Sandwich Islands annexed 70 the United Safes
20 whom will that cloak bclong'
IL IL stated that some mscfeant attempted on Wedns
day evening" to throw vitro ia the face OF Madam, f..
Wallace Bouchelc, (vocast aud sister OF Wallace the
composer as she leaving tho Metropolitan Theatre 10
company with friends She escaped the blow aimed for
her face, but received the contents Of bottle OF ytro
her dress Tho mscreant Is supposed to he person who
had previously sent Madame u. threatening letters.
"NIsD Your P's AMP Q's"-The origin Of this pbrwo
IL said TO have been call Of attention in the old English
ale bouses-pnts and quarts being scored down 70 tho
conscious or reckless bcer.bibber.
There a deacon 10 town In New Hampshire by
the name Of Day-by trade a cooper One Sabbath
morning he heard number Of boys playing 10 front OF his
house, and went out 10 stop their Sabbath broskng A.
sumng grave countensnoe, he said 10 thsm Boys do
you know what day this M Eyes sir Immediately replied
one Of tho boys, Deacon Day, the eoopeil'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-10

A CrRiors ScKSr IN A CHuRcH An Engish paper con-
ains Of singular which recently occur
red In church At Wigsn. legal gentleman bad for
come limo pAst occupied. by pea nson Of The owner
scat In Of the unoccuped psws Of the middle aise-
physician, wishing also to obtain auoug the elite
and being little jealous with all ofhs legal friend sought
and obtained like favor. Tho Sunday the physcian
first at church. lie followed Ia afeu n,ouien u
by tho oil briefs aud parchment Who upon seeking
hs acustoned place. found the door Of the barred BY
vail composed Of the egs umbrella aud csne Of tho rs
caspap. who obatnatey refused allow him an entrance
"sbAnc shame, from all sides, and length meu.
Der Of the congregation, reused by america.
y opposed TO tho customary solemnity OF tho church.
nteercd aud with trouble succeeded Ia arranging
truce which obliged the dputaus side by side to unite
their rerponses to tho survaee.
Isn't strange bow circumstances do alter caacs When
the prce " Hour falls about ninety the BARREL
week days afterwards But let tho price raise even
few cena aud somehow other the gets up there
In about hall au hour. What a world IN. Y. Atlas.
FATAL AccicESr ON TnE BALTIMORE AND Onto RAE
RoApThe whesing Gizette, OF Monday statcs that an
lrshman whose name Is unknown lost his lie OH Friday
last Piedmont, by jumping from she train whilst IN
motion. Tho conductor had ordcied him of having
wing the rate Of four miles per hour he made the leap
Tho conductor IL eSoncsated from all blame.
MoRx FiNx CArrLE.-Thirty head Of the largest fat
test aud most beautiful cattle laid our eyes ou
passed through town Tuesday morning last They be-
oug to Oliver Bsrne, Esq, Of this county, aud then
their way to Richmond. We would gucss that tho 10,
will average less than 1000 pounds gros,-Fsrmsrs
Friend, Nov L.
SrppKx DxAru-An excellent ci,iE, IN Of this county,
Sinks Oh Tuesday morning last lie about 0l yeAs
Of agc.-Ib.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-10
ORITIlRY.

Dkp the 10Th September
IT, In hs 18th JOHN j. FORD HeItiah Isq.
How fragile Is the thread how brief the Of human life
"s that sppesrrh for little time, and then
vauIh,th A~ayl has been while the
subject Of this notice stood In MIDST,
and brightest hopes and most Joyous utclpatons youth
clad In the strength OF approaching AAs the
truth again taught midst
the noble aud te.n.i eui the buoyancy
youthful hope aud At the Of
-i usefulness and amid the
OF earthly the xhsprnK Of the Divine
within the circle gifted
ell ind hshcr order Of intellect than lArnted
friend While he had the advantages sth
uity TO de,eope aud il each rising thought
the deep bright genins FORTH like the
brilliant Diamond amid rule the
awaiting ht hi,, shiuc With
brightest cart
While ,idenei
and 'uil do those ~thou;
hop. With hriincy of mind lie conip.nei :y o soul AMI
.in the CHRISTIAN. nf. De.
tuie ini psruc- suieTinrs of his n-ss-snd
IN h's last while gently closing
DEATH TO whisper thy si mine. be done. upoD
id and family in this the
time of III liz invos- the protection
Heaven the Farewell
Heaven that ~as o'sr thy owy grave, purrr
gentle spirit. ID.
Al Windsor Forest in the coin;y OF New Ernt OH the
7,h inst, WILLIAM ALBERT SAVAGE IN the 2Ist
yrsr Of His age.
Ia c,,one County. Sunday ah inst, Captain RIcHARn
HUTCHINSON, leaving and WI
f. vnss 10 urn his iTTcparsDl los.
rGe unerNl viii take Elm Church. Sunday
?th INST; =, II "eivcs, A. - Friends
hts son- are respec fiiy invited to attend.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-10
The SoTiliern Elestinns

The elections which came of on Tuesday last III
the States of New York, New Jersey, Illinois, Mcii
gan and WisconSn,are turning out pretty much Il
elections have been going in other Northern States
for the last six months. They show reputation Of
the Nebraska Bill and opposition TO the Admlnistra
ton from Maine to Wisconsin. The elections which
took place the Tth close the battle for this year
with the exception Of the Massachusetts, elections Oh
the 1911, inst And now il the Nebraska Bin is to
be the test Of the soundneSS Of the Northern people
on the Slavery question: we have the evidence before
Us from which to ju lgc II has heretofore been set
up n test of the soundncSs Of the Northern Wing
party, and We suppose the same rule may be applied
to the Northern Democratic party How then does
the account stand with them
We have Maine, New Hampshire, Connected.
Rhode Island, Iowa, Pennsylvania, Ohio aud Indiana,
all in TIC lest OF Democratic States by large IMPURITIES
In the lisl Presidential election They have every
one since gone 10y much larger majDrcs anti. Demo.
cratic We had also New York, New Jersey, Illinois,
Michigan, and WISCONSIN among the Democratic
States in that election, and nov they too are listed
In the opposition ranks taI the returns received
Indicate. Indeed, in every Northern election the
tables have been reversel-save in the State Of Yer
mont, the only one Of tie number, IN winch elections
have been held tha, cast its vote Tor General Scott
Nota single Democratic State, IN al probability, j.,
left to the Democracyall gone by TIA, board, aud the
anti.Slavery party have doubtless made a clc,f
sweep. We have no exuhatiOns to mako over thc,,
results, but we may ASK Southern Democrat,
friends what they think now OF the boosted sound.
mes. Of their Northern allies?
How is IL that with their immense Democrat
fpaiorties in all of those States they have mot b.c
able to save a single Of them from, the wreck
Where are the Bronson men, the National Democ
raey Of New York; Where the Con5ervatiy
National Democrats Of the North, who were To saw
the country from the anti.Slayety, frcesol spirit
the dayS Reilly, II opposition To the Nebraska b
IN 10 be the toucl,stonc, by which the soundness
parties is to be tried does il not appear beyond qucs
ton that the Northern Democrats a. well a. III
Northern Wings, have been weighed in the bailanc
aud found wanting?
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-10

HESRIco COUNTY COURT OF JusrIcrs.-An OF animation
was had before this court on yesterday, upon Jack son
llimptOn, who stool charged with shooting Benjamin
Knight, ON the 7th Of Inst month.
The circumstances Of tho ciso a. gvon in evidence
were, that tho complainant and friend Of his nsmoi
Marable at the house of the accused on the day in
question: and tho latter being invited to dinner by lamp
ton, refused to avail himself OF tho invitation unless his
friend knight nso invited lampons reply wa, that
Maabe thought proper To put him into his pocket he
could do He thereupon addressed himself TO Kuipht
in vehement STRAIN, and said, the d-n son OF BIB
he promised to bring him sturgeon weighing so poundr
and failed to do Lie ordered him to leave his
house,-and Knight having done 80, observed a. he
reached the road in front Of bis h0u'c, that f he told
him lie in reference 10 tho stdrgeon no did not lie when
he said that he Ilimpton) shot his nnd Or. Wmirees
cows The remark that followed was that he would 10.
only shoot the cow, but the owners.
At this time, WIN. Hampton, Of the accused stag,
gered among some posts 10 the yard, where the
whole party STOOL aud knocked some Of them down.
The accused told Knight If he knocked the posts down
again be would shoo; him. lie took Of them by the
top and laid down, ~hercupon Hampton fred at him.
Hc was not severely hurt. Hampton on the
circuit court for trial.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-10

THE mechanics FAiR.-Among tho articles ON eIhi-
biton tho lair Of the Mechanics Institute ia nsat
skeleton clock, styled dead beat escapement manu-.
featured by Mr. w. J. Bartholomew, Of this city II is
modelled alter The form OF one oil the spires OF
Abby, london. There can be neater specimen of
workmanship in the clock making way than this II is
highly crsdlabe to the mechanical genius of the e,e-
cutter.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-10
r in demand a, fair prices. a.oo to % per head


A., Nav foRx, November It'll.
hoSkr-The noiey mirsst 10 a,tye, ,h 90
attended ap'a 'ns se iton.
change iu rates OF interest," Pns ,-Ip, IN,
IL per cent mostty At the latter rs,o.
The stock asair declined there bsInv M
AMONG peSuiators su1 lent tain prices,
foesn Exchange. closes to-day arnne, s,ncI.lv
'sn.ure' On London At 81 days. leading DIR Iwcrs
are obtaining i"'h siv9.; Paris sio.si25.
pfesd''un'-rhe Hour market very dull and b,,xv With
ou limited attendance on CHANGE owing tho
receipts Of n'ur LIBERAL this With the fb
y '"hasa 20 depress prices iaxaisH ct, per bbl.,
"s TOR common oauis OF State WESTERN xod AND
qualities we're less nrm. prices VERY Nh So,
are ztoo oo At l3xaSS7S common 70 rood State a.
$40 Ter h'or'e do s,i6s9,a3 for good Ohio
southern again declined 5s2s per bb with
aah market The sales CO bills mixed to good
brands.
Canadian n'ur Is quiet but Arm. at oe!H.ss In bond
Eye hour aud corn meal At our quotations
Ssis arm, 1880. with 40 sales.
Oats steady Jersey ol.st for Stat. md .I,x
for Western.
o0fn without change, tho limited supply onos tending "a
The rates. tho sAiss SASSY for good
Western mixed and Sc for prime.
wheat sold arrive private terms $500 Southern white
here at3lac.
Hesh"-Raes we're steady, but engagements we're light
bushels OF In engaged for At
S'' ana zVo bales GAMBLER At Ice for
eoapreissd To London Hayre rates ware UNCHANGED.
So tons taken Bordeaux S per Dbl
ihsfe was no change To notice in rates California
on-rhsre has been speculative movement
IN scotch Fig With the expectation receipts largo
holders had the courage to take TONS mostly s3Oass
oh' AND the market Is now nrmer, with s,so lots
tooaeeo owing TO local causes very quiet prices nm-
Bales OF 10 hhds Kentucky and 80
Havana At alcaet liz Ohio and ,, ,o a.
1xcAloXc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-10

The New York ESprcs. remarks that tho election in
that city tas. I" on the whole, OF tue quiet
have ever had during exciting contest, and attribute
much Of the good order tho large number Of epecta
bic people n, the polls The ntores, which the Americans
ssbody snd the Refotmers, body, took In the re-
suls, contributed to ho prevalence Of this good order,
aud did vast deal TO make the election toletsbly re-
fpcctsbls.r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-10

CAREFUL CoNMASnER.-Fogr pissengers by the steam
ship Herman en- her last voyage from Europe write To
the hi Bulletin that they encountered the san,
dense log III which the Arctic LOST. Ou site
was constantly going changed to keep oil CAP.
Race our speed enough ony that the vessel
should keep her course twice night stopped for
souhdngs Oar excellent captain heard TO saw in re-
ply to some grqmbng, q" would risk the life o. that
bull on deck, IA valuable one, imported for its breed
much less the lives Of my passengers aud crew. to make
the passage one hour shortet."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-10

lion at Metropolitan Hail. appears in exchange paper
wAuam's ILALIA.-Lsst evening the writer stepped into
Washington Hall, intending remain but for few min
ucs only his time fully occupied merely to satisfy
himself il report spoke truly Of Waughs Italia in pro
nouncing superior anything that has previously been
exhibition in Newark expecting of COURSE to be dis
appointed n usual. Before the first view OF Alpine
scenery has passed. enchanted every that he
found il impossible leave until Vesuvius in terrible
eruption closed the enchanting What adds great
" to the Of the whole is the graphic aud eloquent
manner in which each passing described-a thing
as unusual in panoramas in the perfection Of Art eI
hibitng by countrynan, Waugh, in the painting
A CRITIC.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-10

lDIorIc-William slave, belonging to Mr. Thomas
FlahcrtS, was committed by tho Mayor yesterday
til his would appear aud take charge OF him lie
found wandering about the city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-10

TnE MEcuASIcs ISsrirurE-A. j. Crane, E.ar, h,.
been invited TO deliver lecture tho fair OF the institute
this evening. lie has accepted il doubt. What the
merits Of that effort will be, Mr. Cranes indi
cate too well to need specuaons from OH that score
There could DO better selection for such purposa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-10

simple and cliccn, plan for facilitating the posting
Of letters in London has been adopted. II consists OF
placing pillar letter boxes along the leading thorough
fares al intervals Of half mile. These hollow pillars
will be Gucd for ha reception Of letters and fixed the
ooway IN such position not to obstrct traffic Of any
kind The letters are 10 be taken out every hour
TO continue the present sysiem Of the London Post Office
whereby any letter posted within miles of the General
Post Office, Ia delivered to It's address within period Of
not than two hours from tho time at which was
deposited 10 the lotter boz.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-10

GRAVE QUESTION The Wilmington a. c. Herald
in describing great OF tho militia in that city
vas moved to suomi, tie following question for the cousid
Grafton Of military men;
why is 1t that colsumpive man. who has no wind to
spare, always blows the fife big strong fellow walks
oil With the little druu whist lo chap is just sceu
MS head aud shoulders peering above the bass DRUM stag
geFing along We sholi like nave that cred.
I'VE usei to laugh At the militia until Buena yists
taught different lesson aad then had great respect
Tor the citizen so!tery who did know they we've
whipped but kept lighting until the tables turned
aud the day theirs"
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C. o nj Nj L. II CIAL.

v.v
report ns stick s sale does no, s.er,d
~ hAds which sss than 90 have known
Of hsysAr rhA vi prices hy
and us sAinh prSssss press vi. advance small ,ssi
vii no b samesnt for manufacturers they
on the We quote srs 70 Ssk common leaf AZ
70 81 medium grade. Is TO o. Good strong s..si lIpl Al -
H. and occasionally little higher No sSol or ans Shipping or
working sorts Offering.
Whsat-Prees little lover. We quote rooi and Dr,,.
rcd ~ 80 to i.so. and prime white 500
oosn-so TO % cent? per bushsi.
hesi-ei TO 100 PER bssAsL
nGar-we quote sapsrnns 81 tsk.
oAu-ooto 90.
HDrER WHITE. ooarl..iou n..sA.n...
Bacon sxe. 80 ''' 'SNa'
rs.-A many small MAeh.re, In market, An, ,., ,
se quote ~ ~ u quality. No Family Roe Herring. In
arst hands The supply good a,h II small
denned nsh have brought into mi, % ,
'o" ''o 70 ~. North Carolina Hsrrngs ISaIk.
s''AAs-Nss Orleans bxa6x. Port Rico ex.sx
eesAss-Lovsrnxs Crushed ~; Loaf w baltimore
stuarts yellow lam " VIM" -
hoIA..-rrtees advanced North "a a.,
0 0n-I.ss.yrs iix.'iN Mo ioN.,iX, Java ii,,ix.
o-AdAnantns % Is; hitehels p.t Is and ~, Man.
nA"anShe rat sams SPERM 81 To Talov N.
o.ors. sssD-salss At sIk to ~, retail.
ed ~; Fleece 1884. 81 'u''
frlrnrs-&i 10 Is cents,
auAno-ee0 IRON the wharf, Ssok nom ,,or~
ri'n-on D0st tkas. receipts heavy; around o.
hLr-iso snoat FROM store a.
WHsExI-ksetinsd 20. Mountain OH n. a. a.. a., =,
article. i"-No.
.os-fs sass; Common English s., ss.Ss. E.,I., p.,,
ioo swsdss Ito; rredsE.r w 100.
NAiis-st.so cash, AIS time.
L.s-Wharf si.so. stor. $50.
aInssxo-Nouinai At So,
LkiD-rsT; Bar 1xtoIk.
Hrxr-
hAxssrD- 1850.
Eosnas-London lok.
Dohksftc-On hsru eitr
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aaymont Caroline county vs Tuesday the saith Of
her, Miss PoCAH0NTAS. daughter Jno Bernard
D.. MAkTlN p. SCOTT, Of this city.
On Tuesday the Ih inst .. ST. James, Church by tho Rev Mr.
Woollridse, Dr. GEORak MAyBERRY PESNYBAOKkR
JULIA G9BERTINE WORTuAN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-10

At Williamsburg, y. Y, on the 9Th, party o'Irishmen
armed themselves with barrel aud took possession q
the pols. In the melee shot dead; two oIl-
ers are thought 10 he fatally wounded.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-10

The CuEsrERrows BASK.-We Hbd the following an
nouncemet relative to this bank In tho Cecil Democrat
Saturday last:
ave learn that the Issues OF this bank arc regularly
deemed its counter in specie pIpc as fast
a. presented aud that will resume operations about the
first Of January IL is considered by tho crens of
Kent As solvent rs any bank in the STATE"