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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-09-22

Aggregate required, $l,l65,OOO
RESOURCES, VIZ:
Bond payments. s $4,000
per mile. for 35 miles. s 100000
per mile, 227.5OO 6s2. 500
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-21
caHAr aR RRAl. EsTATK.

ea4 VIZ will public the 9Th DAY Of De.
eepssr neIs :. ,ns Court Houss in sess.,y
ansvs. This sale offers the spref-
tuniy for that has ssn sered 20 he public
river. They fhe hsnka in mediate vsiny OF
the Wabash Erie Csua They contiguous 10 the de-
Of the Evansvis and Crawford vile and EvAns's Ia
The portion Of the city they growisgu
under gre npsiss o. The great ns d
level easy To thore dsirng purchase ale
for rssidenrs. ne better Opportunity could eaerse
the reliant manufacturer
consideration will show their sdysntsgs-
line Of Wabash and Erie Canal and the crss-
posts minerals which delivered low
purchaser Izrhe lack ecun,y the tnest ssr
aud bGildrS materials aeund lac Canal in sssse-
operation enrtyru the p,edse % fertile
into the lap Of Evan vide The EsSns,is
in about eight months 70 shs crossing Nsss
sirPi the Evsns,s ferasviiie road VIZ Be
completed to Haue hrfre this sale ID 1lss
will pass shs and rsrsess
west On the Seathwest competition Of the uendersss.
iaasie coast. shrousa 70 Las-s
Besides hese facilities Of cation the lscs as
vsnsges Of this city ere remarkable IL sured ts
p SIT o. so.i Of the hss. ss. ~ .nsrsste eenpssy
Lsmssco In fe~ days coal viii be farn ~
very dcors bushsi The ef this sstsrffse
Evansve half w,y between Lcsisviie nssh 81
the Ohio below al the distractions 10 the nGtural De-
has gown and Is srowi; With .imos. rsiiy
lie location that be shs sr~ss
Tnese lots new put ia the market for shs hr.t tine
TERMS OF PAy1ENT-Ons-third cast; one-thifd 10 ess
year and in with interest,"
Plots the property may the eess OF she Aor-
neys Of Evansville. .t samuel Archsr.s in Princesa
re Hau..; orb .r.sfsss Lafayette: ilo. rsss i.ss
f,rds John p Dumas Indians po Niran r. cAssebsrry.
novio-d&wa BAKER CARyIy.' /.
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Cadets, Ball.

Certainly we regret very much that our
absence from the city should also have en-
sured our absence from the Cadets Ball last
Friday evening, at the new Hall in the Cres-
cent Bank buildings. But as we could not
be present both at Princeton and Evansville,
we had to neglect our young friends at home.
We are glad to understand, however, shat
there was large and splendid attendance,
that all appeared to enjoy themselves, that
there was a good supper, that there was
plenty of dancing, and that the Juveniles
generally had "happy time of IT," The
Hall is the best we have ever bad in the
city. 1t is very large, lighted with gas, and
will soon be supplied with arm chairs. The
Cadets have been lucky in securing this
room, and we are sure their proceedings will
assist in elevating-its root, If they don't
make less noise than they Go sometimes be-
fore organizing.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-21

THE GRAND TEMPLE OF HoNoR. The
evening at O'Clock. The representatives.
of the Inner Temple OF the Social Degree
will meet at the Odd Fellows Hall for bust
ness connected with the Order, and will con-
finue in session for several DAYS. Rev.J.
". r. Miller, G. w. Templar; Pas, Worthy,
Templar, Caleb Ssudder. Of Indianapolis;
J ohm III. Oar, g. W. aecoyder. and other
officers of the order will be present. A fur
Their report OF their proceedings will be Civ
en- hereafter.
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Princeton Subscribers.

Our subscribers to the Daily Journal at
Princeton, will hereafter receive their pa
pers at the hands of Master John She'll
He will collect from those who do not sub
scribe by the year, fifteen cents per week,
which we would thank our subscribers to
promptly pay. He will take papers to the
stores or residences OF subscribers directly
after the arrival of the cars. We want to
increase our subscription list at Princeton.
There is scarcely man in the place at the
head OF a family Cor who aspres TO attaining
such q postionD but who is able to pay if
teen cents week for daily paper. Yet
there are number Of good fellows. at
Princeton, who read the Journal daily, yet
never pay copper for it. This is wrong I;
it is unjust to US, and gross injustice to
those who take and pay FOR their papers,
Stop off these borrowers, and make them
take papers for themselves. We want our
young friend John to secure about fifty dali
ly subscribers righr away, in addition to
what he has already got. He could do it.
if every man in Princeton who reads our
paper, would pay for it. We intend keeping
our readers posted ID in bank news, war
news, home news, gossiping news, &c., &C.,
so that We are quite sure the man who does
not read the Journal, will be much more ig-
norant than his neighbcr who does, and that
the man who reads the paper and don't pay
for it, will not sleep half so well of nights
as his more decent neighbor, who both reads
his Journal and pays for it. Master Smell is
not authorized to receive any new subscri-
bers by the year, and furnish them with pa.
pers, unless they pay 81 so 10 advance,
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Wreck of tho New Err.

Capt. Henry, OF the New Era, msook
his sorndings or the Jersey coast for these of
Long Island. At four minutes before striking
he found sixteen fathoms. The cargo OF the
Era consists chiefly OF 600 tons of chaek, and
Bremen goods. Thirty-nine passengers
died on the passage. She was insured for
$4,000 in New York, and had heavy nsu.
RANGES in Boston. The underwriters apen;
teegraphed on the l4;h.
"About l4o OF the passengers and crew
are saved. There were, 4IO all told Her
decks and rigging are filed with the mutila-
ted remains of the dead, presenting the most
horriiying spectacle | ever wi,nes sed,
NOVEMBER l4-3 P. M.-The New Eta's
mail bags have been recovered and brought
on shore.
At about O'Clock this morning all the
passengers who were alive were landed upon
the beach numbering l35, exclusive OF twenty
saved yesterday. TIE total number saved out
Of the whole number of 4l0 persons on board
at the time of the disaster, is l55, three oil
whom died shortly after reaching the shore
NOVEMBER l4-7 p. MAJ four O'Clock
this morning the sea had gore down sufficient.
ly to enable the surf poats to live, and at half
past four Mr. Wardell's boats went of to the
wreck. and by seven O'Clock one hundred
and thrty-6ve passengers were safely Ian
ded, notwith standing a heavy rolling surf,
and the sea almost constantly breaking over
the ship.
Alter all the living were taken from the
wreck, search VS. made on board for the
dead. Twelve bodies have already been
brought on shore, and we understand there
are at least twenty or thirty nore on board
many Of whom were cnt and mangled i'm the
most shocking manner
We have not been able to get the names
of the lost, but most of those saved were for
warded TO Red Bank this afternoon, and will
reach the city by the steamer Alice C. Price
on Wednesday at about six or seven o'clock
P. NJ, or possibly at an earlier hour.
The whole number landed here is los, sew
several OF whom have since died, and prob'y
others will die from the effects of their terrible
hardships during the past thiriy-siS hours.
The ship has settled IN the sand, aud her
deck is now nearly level with the sea Her
spars still stand, but her null is much broken
aud she will be total loss.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-21

IMPROVED SPARK ARREsTER--The New
York Railroad Advocate. Gains a new in
venton under the above title, and proposes
to take out "Letters Patent" to secure his
right. We understand there is about road
full of chop-fallen young men in this town,
By presenting the original "Spark Arrester,"
in the character of one of our most lascina-
ting young ladies'.
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LIFE IN THE CLEARINGS," by
MRS. Noodle. Just published bv De Wilt d


Davenport! Price so cts. paper. IS cts. CLOTH
This work, from the no less happy than prof.
ifc pen of Mrs. Noodle, is, perhaps, more
interesting than any that have preceded it,
not even excepting her admirable work
"Roughing it in the Bush," to which this is
a sort Of a com! anton. l. abounds in bril-
liant descriptions of men and things that
she saw in the "Clearings," which Of course
present a strong contrast to what she met in
the "Bush." Her descriptive powers are as
fresh and as natural as ever, while her now
happy and contented mind presents things
OF brighter coulcur de rose than she former
ly did under more adverse circumstances.
There is one chapter in this book which
alone is worth the price of the volume-aud
that is an essay on swearing mourning for
the Dead" one of the remaining ebsurdi,ies
Of barbarian bequesthed to the present age
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A New STYLE OF RAILRoAD.-A II

A New STYLE OF RAILRoAD.-A Mr.
Mutt, of Dayton, has left at the Office of tho
Gazette, of that city, nodded of a IA ilroad
invented by HIMSELF. The following are the
chief points in which it differs from the rail-
roads now in use:
let. II avoids the expense of grading and
gravelino-the track being elevated from
four 10 eight feet above the ground. resting
on a wooden structure.
3D. The cars have no wheels, and the To-
comosve has but one wheel-p single driver.
Sd. The track is composed of a single
rail.
4th. The cars can never be thrown from
the track except by distractions purposely
arranged to do mischief
9th. Half the power required on the ordi-
nary road may be dispensed with, while the
speed may be greatly increased.
9Th. The cost of construction will be re-
duced fully one-third
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TOM.-GOOp MORNIAG. JonN


uOHN We'll, Tor. now are you to-oayi
- ToH.-0h h.ss rate. frt rate I've Just come ffsrs
Hustacr's.
JoHN Hu.tsee'si
Ton-whyst Jswsi,y Store dowa here First
Main. ....
Joax-Yss yes; almost forgot there Vas J.ws ~ store
down that wayin fact trouble MYSELF so-itsls
thing Of hind in this place. that dont kesr
the establishments. generally make my
think things cheaper there. and have larger
select from.
coming from Hustaces having
fore lam satisfied he can sell cheap sad sxhL tss ad
select assortment - you fad spywl
yoHS-Ah Die You deal any with him!
the time than snythins else; undrssod re hs Sac
Rcgl wor am was psrtieusrt keep the msrh
hale there induced aske ssd
I've made good one Vas surprised 70 hrs s,isssd
myself the adorning OF the Onward and briE gsed
judge OF thsse uaers sonyisce that his II
the porium and fahasnatis Jv-y
m9ch below any house in this or say other Plsee.
Tos-Thers hne gold watch and chain Of hiu ssS
IL cost me oniya title too. and there silver
bought for wife them beautifully engraved IN abe
esEan. and the silver good dssrs fh
he mended for and It's aassd s&es tell ~h.rs he
put il together. ~ ..I.
Joux-Do.. he repair wa,ehef Ihave good
O. order that d"n't trust with every have -is -
Tor. rresusae does Isaw veg Ase he
WINDOW also spsaSid Pivt-g Soths; ana fh.G bis
ing IN regard 20 watches ecnvuee. he w.. p~st-s
Aac anything y-u II aud Il there assure
you ~ IS cheaf tsss NJ cher essathr-r
besides anything he tells r-nt ~ ts
JoHS-wei fom. shalt see Ha.r-ee ssf"rs righs. ssd
with him also; Christmas aud New Ysz. know
here rea.tf.. s.rr.. .
noI4-u 'ftr Fl
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this fall.
Administration. Observation-Disclosures

The aboTe States, that now give q major
years ago gave an administration majority
of 40, making dead loss to the administers.
tion of lat votes. The popular majority, if
summed up, would be astounding.
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GLNEIoua suNfaIER

WITH the hot suitry atmosphere fmd-ammer the rsnk
vegetation Of he owlsnds aud the the deep valleys
rivers ofth West AMI South The
burning drinks tn. and sae eeeayng plants
and poisonous
produce yellow laundce DersEgenenis of the and
bowels Darhee dsentery Agre snd Fever. Rilions
Typhus Fevers Under these
ske free of Dr. BErcE INDIAN vEGE
PAsAcEa IL power to cleanse the bowels, purity
blood snd restore health Advertisement Az mar col
umn Of this paper. eys
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-21

Of decree Of the Naaderburgh Circuit Court
n lie the last of said Court certain salt then
sending in said CoAr wherein Samuel pianun
and james McCaser and others defendants Will e1-
pose to public aueton he door OF the Court hone
Evansville. the 18th dsy OF December A D. 1885, be-
the hours Of 10 O'Clock A NJ. and O'Clock Of
said day the following real stte situated In sanderourgh
county Ind says All OF fractional sections i've 60
and ST. 3d. in township No 90 south Of range No ten
(l0b district Lands subject to sale at Stueen
Iad THAI Of sd sections hereto
tie Willis ". Hawkins dee's under
decree Of The Probate of Endrburgh county.
bounded follows wit, egrntng at the
running thence north along
ae Of section 40 frtysx chains and
parallel 9TH the snnsh line Of section
osireen River Island themes along said Bayoa
with the the line dividing
tons asi along said line place heru
ming Also half of the south quarter of
No township No. south of No west Ia IN,
and the qssrer Of The south
eas, gu art o the same section. /.
TERM OF SALE--Ope-third Of the purchase money in
in six months with interest and the remsinne
vita int The property
conveyed purchasers required 20 give their
for the unpaid portion OF the parcbase mort
the property purchased The the
The ard win waving
from valuation or ao2gaise nsnt laws
novl6-iw JOHN MITCHELL. Trustes
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Posting Up.

The result of the recent elections through.
out the North must be source of extreme
modification to Messrs. Pierce. Douglas &
Co. In not a single State have been they
sustained. The following is the manner in
which the vote for Congressman posts up in
the various States where elections were held
this fall.
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r. Three Elec,ioo Insn.c,ors :, Nov

~ Three Election Inspectors in New
York are 1nder arrest for having refused to
receive the vote of Dir. Warren, in the Ninth
Wari. The punishmen, for this ofense is
left at the decision of the Court; being i'm
prisonment for one year, or inc of not less
than two hundred and fifty dollars.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ad,crtise IA the a;ray,ille Nsws.

We recommend the GRANVILLE wEEKIy NEws. . payer
Published Grayvi,l- M. good advertising medium for
the business Evsnss. having large eireala
tion throughout Southeastern Illinois We viii receive all
advertise fox this the Jou ~ Once.
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THEODORE FEAyKEsS
CINCINNATI DYfi!NG EsTABI.lSHA1EN INT

Coraer Che and Canal opposite Henry roes.
rs, Evansville. Indiana.
etASCY Dyer Steam Seourer and Reanisher Goods
u and formerly Foreman Cincnnsti for Mr.. Ieasdae
New orb Dye House.
CLANS by Ladies and Gentlenens Clothes of Silk
and NoOlen Crare and Cashmere. sha~s OF
ton add finishes al Dyes every Kind
coring 20 patterns. aud finishes them equal He
moves spo:s stains from sx Dresses way ihsut
I'M the color He also ces1s
tains in SILK snd ooi.n Toiie de Terse and Tulies
Also he cleans Carpets and flashes them equal
fair rates. octl9- lJdSW
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

8. K. HCyEy.
FARMERS, PRODUCE. COMMISSION AND FORWARD
ING MERCHANT
First opposite the Post Once Evansville L.
GRaTFFUL the patronage he has received. socits
w Continuance of the same.
All cnssnnens Of Produce for sale here rsshipment
will have his personal attention.
Liberal adv 1aces made on consignuents.
n Orders tor the purchase Of Groceries or Produce
prsmn,Iv attended to- lf - nov1t-d& w3m
NEW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
TFIE unirgnei would respectfully to the
citizens CT Evansville surrounding country that he
orened shop Main street opposite the Branch Ban
Indiana intends the above business
all its branchs the latest sad ashoaabie styles All
work warranted ct workmanship He hopes
ronsgs.
Call and anime his stock of Cloths Cassimsres and Vest
good hands, ana Is prepared 70 sell
chsap. NOVEL J. L. NELMS-
eSOLHLEATRER.-scoolb lbs in ssos. and for sai:by
- NOVEL PRESTON BROS.
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LOTS FOR S.Ly,


number of Lots in the Southern Enhancement Of Evans
VILE ATE in market st cheap private ale. The
sizes thee lots rs fee roatty 100 feet Deep
feet fron hy s set deep OF them several fest
atcs the grade OF Che city in the handsones location
and within and three bio the Academy
TO be ced Persons wishing pod and cheap
lots in this location. will please call the undersigned.
noy2-lm W. Ii. CHANDLER.
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IayD POU sSl.s

LAND ROn SAT-
UNIGTY Acres Of vauzbi. for sf
IA kelley Farm tn, B.onevii.
this city Said land finely located for family r-denerser
GARDENING purpoes and ~ii he cry property.
sole r-sscnatIr fs es--thrd ex-h. bird
,voive aths and ahd IN years IN Fer
novs-iw wooLsEY NsLsoN.
1A(A PIECES Russia Linen Cote. B.ssIss ss y,s
AVVN - y kAGisEE & CO.
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OF The Illinois Banks were thrown oct
OF all our Evansville Banks yesterday.
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NEW TAILORING EsTABIisHN
- how'll PRESTON BROS
NEW NH. AND WINTER GOODS.
COLBURN q uERsHBERGER.

Foster Block. First street, Main.
AVE opened the largest aud richest assortment Of
staple tsncY Dry Goods offered In this city
which Plaid silks
black do Frsueh Nerines style trench rlsds Freaeh
Cashmeres ell wool DeLaiaes Plain and ngured low prieed
do very han iome Aipaccss and Boisznes French Kog
lish and coored Pads; Ladies' and Cent? Kid
Gloves best Atty; large assortment OF Ladies' Gsats and
Cheen Gloves and Hosiery OF all descriptions Bay STATE
Shawls Of all sizes and qualities; large lot Of style En-
breideres Collars Cheuizetts Undeseeves embroidered
plain L. ikershe Irish Linens E1snses OF all
qualities color Ladies' ssrino undeYshrss
Gens MeFno Lambs COL and SILK Updershrs and Draw
aud large variety onotions meaten.
which will happy show aud IL will sell
they touad TO go. Call and examine. octis
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7 LIST OF LOTS IN tux EASTERN EyLARegxxx,

For particulars enquire OF BAKRR q 0AEvIN-
81 See advertise asnt in Daily Journal nsvi3-5sv
a LOT Of Turnbulls Cutting b,sss Gown sheisss s-S
"A Sausage Cutter Tor sale by ncvit T. GRANr& CO.
- HILL. q nOLkADAy...
PRODUCE. FORM AIDING AND COMMISSION NEk~s
~ CHANTS. EvANSt ILLE. End
41OGes and Warehouse the Canal. sad whsrfbsat-U
= 6-fssiiisIes with Lew Howard. - III. -
ItERAL cash sdvAosrs made eossigum and par
~ ticular gsen the purskass sale every
6<s eriptor OF produces Groc~vies- ns~is-dkv via
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4e4 PACKAGES OF NEW FALL GOO ps.
AeORt1 AN X KEN q PRESTON.

MObt} An. x KEN & PHE~TON,
shs best assorted stssh Of Fsreigl asa
u u Domestic Dry GooA. Notices Hvcss. Shsss
Cals they have offered to the
thcrvore wish rcpfy al eose dearry shssis
VIII be 10 sing business Tor them sfssas
and skull the ssad-br s,ng The he 81
" passage money and 81 Is per NO lts freight.
are determined 10 tins geszup she river asd hsvs
aeeord gy solo t. parties hi. fsi she psaay Guy il
Cineipnsti aud Phlsasiphia. 80
We need sssss~ ed these times ss< cash hsyrs
f~esy AZ hose aud that
Louisville Brksr here "a shave radinns State Stock Bash
paper from ls to Is per
AS stock cssaa fFssh and healthy
specially invite all dsAl-y e> in
and examine for IN mssfvss. Dsy5
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-21
JOHN =. MITCHELL. a. SON.
PRODUCE, FORWARDING AND CCM-
MISSION MERCHANTS.


OGss srd Wsrehsxss wstsy styesf, btssses JAsis
ssd Lseast; siss corner Of HsfHHf 81. snd sAs
CGnal, sxd o. fks Big wharf Beet sf
(oef Of .Hain rf+ Ed
vN7lL advascc cash ais kisds 81 Prod sec esS
w signed TO Them. for sale her ship to lhe.s Cor
respoDoe ~ New ORLEANS and The Eastern Citics-
Orders f,r purchasing Produce or Merchandise, EnsA
nj the shortest nases AID lowest markst prices r
They will give psomi attention to The arding OF
all Merchandise and projsce sheiy
with their experience and ample facilities Cor storage,
do not hesitate to guarantee satisfaction
novI4-f JOHN 4. MITCHELL SON.
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I II Tor sale By g. z. GiLBsRr 90
swb Sys. Dsas Us10U,
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LAwRENcE's MARBLE DEPOT.

NOW receiving ever
100 tons Of Vermont
No. Z aud Ststuary
Marble. carefully se-
lect-d at the quarries
ny myself.
Employing som- Of
the best Seulptors and
Mantle Makers in the
U,ion. ] am prepared
to -7ecute al. descyip-
tionsofworA. - n style
superior 70 any house
/ the West. asd Cor
variety scarcely egu.l-
ed by any establish
nentin the States.
Dealers in Mssbls
will md il to their in
tcrest 10 examine my
stoek and prices before
purchasing else where
Facilities for buying
and shipping .pahl. ne
70 supply AZ less than
: Eastern prices. adding
!. cost o. freight.
!: MANfELS
Ofthe latest ". YoYk
styles and varieties, on
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-21

a
Orange Bank, PoseyriIis.
Perry co. Bank, Ccaaelton.
The reason why We would discredt these
Banks. in the absence of any Information
calculated to inspire public confidence in
their ultimate soundness, is simply this:-
They are all based upon Indiana cents,
which are at a present discount of Is to Is
per cent, ard being owned and controlled by
non-res,dents, the individual liability clause
is considered Of l'te value as resulting Sc.
curly against loss on the stocks in the hands
of The Auditor. 1t may be that some of these
are perfectly good, and their circslation is
| redeemable ia specie, on prese II
so, we shall be pleased to note the fact,
whenever it comes 10 cur knowledge. A,
present we don't like the looks of them.
Now, the whole truth is, with but few ex-
ceptons, cur State Stock Banks are amply
secured, and the State Bank ncr any other
institution has right to condemn their notes
until these Banks have by their own acts, OF
by their own failure IN providing the proper
securities, proven themselves insolvent.-
Whether the State Bank and it's Branches
have really done ANYTHING purposeiy TO dis
creoit these banks. we sre not prepared t.
say, but We do say that they are an interested
party in the aff.,ir. aud must be regarded with
suspicion in these overt acts. In concn
sion, we say 10 note holders Of tn Sc Stocl
Banks, hold on to your money! Do not sac
rifce II.