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New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

that future ruin. as well as present, is inseparaoie
from the growing interest which We pay for debts
contracted for tAe stsple which we should encout-
age and produce at home.
In regard to Protective Tariff, we are In no
hurry. We learn that the leading men Of Phiis-
dolphin, especially the Hon. Joseph T. Chandler are
doing their best in correspondence with the Protec-
tonists and Southern eI Wings to open the eyes Of
politicians to the necessity Of coming to the rescue
and giving Is the old aag-gloriOus aud tastered-
of la42. So be it, But we choose to bide oar time.
We believe that this county has to be scourged
with many stripes before she learns wisdom.
Experience is the only thing that teaches her. The
new millions of voters born or lately imported
have. unfortunately, no memory Of 1928 or 1872,
when the tariffs made Reconsideration some
Southern States Joined some Northern and changed
our fatal policy. We must, therefore, not endeavor
to ha.tsn change. When it does come, let 1t be
through the conviction Of the country, growing out
of the knowIedee which the great aboring classes
have acquired that Free Trade with England Is I'M
possible and that Protection to native industry Is
indispensable TO the veal and the wages OF the
working man. When we do have tariff, let 1t be
passed. not as 8 transient measure, but under the
belief that it should last indefinitely up to the time
that it WHITES and ennobes every branch of national
industry, and places our people beyond the fuk
and reiuI of European commercial and industrial
crises, and prevents them, by laws of pohtico.
economical science, from running in debt abroad
and being eaten up with usury at home.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
BANKS OF BALTIMORE.

Ts the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Saturday, Sept. 26, 1851.
Ihe PRESIDENTS OF all the city banks at . meeting
this morning, resolved to suspend specie payments.
The suspension is total.
AL is quiet about the banks now. A large pumbee
of brokers arrived here THE morning TIE banks srs
now paying off the checks of depostors and redseu-
ing notes. meeting Of Presidents viii be held at 10
o'clock, when it is thought they will suspend psymssss
on all GUMS over $lU. Theie 10 now little or no sx.
element.
The suspension sinoe 10 o'clock Is total, with the
exception Of accommodating the bank cusSom, n with
q few dollaIs of change.
There is no run upon the Savings Banks. We
have but three Of them, and even the most igsmsnt
know them to be as strong as the Mint. The ner.
chants seem to be gatsed with the suspsssss.
Money on the sreet yesterday wss Ct 81 per cen. prs,
niun. but has fallen per cent TO day.
The stock Of the Baltimore ana Oaio Railroad bss
advanced 8 Per share.
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greet deai of surprise is expressed in tbs Guy tas'
the New York banks nave been able to Withstand 'as
present pressure, and have not ere this su'pended.
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank OF t'ia ay"
castiDg all ts notes II is slso paying cheeks upon
in rotes Of other city banks.
All the other banks oftHe city have iay '"'Ps''e.
but eth they are furnishing their e]' "'ae'' VIA
change.
The money market 10 easier aud tps excitement sp
pears TO be subsiciDg.
The Issue o. shinpseters hss hsea 20 'ksn c'. anf
wiz. il il ssid. be re,ortedt0'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

Broadway, crowd cf FiVe points ruHia0s, who loaf
arcurd the bouse Of Eogine Co. No. 2l made an
unproyoied attack. The sttaok was reaewed ia
Chatham street as No. Al was going home; bat
the Police were too strong for the Rabbits. Alder
man Clancy, early on Sunday morning, sgnifed his
determination with the Dead Rabbit crowd by dis
charging one Of the parties arrested without exam
in.tion, and adding kind of reprimscd to the Po.
lice for n1akiDg the arrest
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

We have bad another partially wet but wholly
mild week, and the Corn crop of she whole country
Is virtually cafe. Perhaps hundredth pstt Of it
has been Injured by early frssts in the deep valleys
OF tbs Middle ard Norttern States but the loss is
not mate rial La opposition to the tenor Of our
Letters of advice, consider the general yield q
moderate ore. The Summer was wet throughout
the old States, and there will be smaller proper.
tion Of grain to stalk than in dry sepOns. We do
not believe the crop Of this State will average
tvepty. five bushels TO the planted acre, while a
majority Of the field. VII range unier twenty
busbels Still the yield of Grass has been 81
lara, and that OF RE, Oats, and Roots (Potatos
exsepted) is go good that the aggregate produce Of
tbs wear must be full average, while that Of New
E,slsud must be excellent. The Southern anf
M;SaL, States have also been prospered, though
Cotton i, still backward aud Sugar (from Caue) il
ELelx 70 fall short Of early expectations Te1a
a., suffered severely from droush; SO has Kansas
and some other portions Of the West Michigan
h,, all in all, by far the best harvest she ha
re,l;zed within the last four years. Iowa. Wiscon
~, and Minnesota bave at least fair crops. On tn
whole. except in Fruit, which is deficient In qaan
tits aud poor in quality, the laoors OF our hui
b.odmen have been fairly rewarded thisyoaf' ho'
Hair Produce is 70 be sold, is still question:
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

being sustained by regular troops ordered into the
vicinity for that very purpose; and should the peo
pie Of st. Joseph or Weston attempt nevertheless
to organize government Of their own, Governor
Walker and President Buchanan would be on hand
70 denounce them as rebels and traitors, and to
threaten them with hanging.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
Msiu1lork uailp Grihm,rs
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER p. 1857.
TO CORREyPONDENTs

brs,cdbe IN sending remit frequently omit 70 men
hon Of the PostOtee. sns very frequesty Is
II State, when theu paPor is % be seu A.
mention the name Of the Post Ohee and Stdte -
No OF anonymous Communisanois Wiss
intended for insertion b. suhentcaed BY bs
aud address Of the wrernot necessarily fs psooe
Non. but ss . guaranty Of his good faith
We undertake rejected Coasnnnicsaons
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
Busr0sss &onCrn
The NV SCHOOL QUAKER.

u
Respcc fuiy aSIibed o thc Reformed Sect Of Christian
Friends in Philadelphia"
NAPoLEOs oUiGcS.
Who IL N calls the q Isker "sow -
I'd like n know
Who il IL SAYS their bro a brmmed hats
M~st cover hstsl'
What " G1eepc' thiuks thu stsId ~ collars
Cant sport 'h~r dollsTs'
Ca ttctinr nsps. free drinks ard bt'tcrs
A. wen as toe sosp-lock shoulder hiers
I've got fri,ud who il a friend"
H~-e etched penued
Hi, hat IL broad. his collar hish,
But then. my eye
Who on the Fashion Course can brsg
faster nag
Or who hits kardet when he's " worred~
Or can smile" much " without feeling Hurried ~
Wbst Quaker. in the oldeu day.
CsDn1
Prm, heath ber o.sd---o runs the myth,
But now from SMlTH
They psrchsse all the Jsurtest styles;
And. travelini miles.
You couldn't meet joilieI fellow
Than New School Quaker. flushed and mellow.
BRoTHrRs' One Price Wholes sle and Retail Clothni
Warerooms Nos l22 1873 snd lf0 Fuitop-t New York
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

TIA smoldering Are Of tho Dead kaoo' flo.'
came near breaking into flame OF Sa'ai'as nsa',
A, E,.i.e Co. Nc. 4l ws' pa''irg worm s'r0'' VI
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

SEWING MACHINEs.-WATsON's $40 Sewing
Machines for sale No 49 Broadway These the
oniy machines really suitable for family and their price
psoss then within the Of al Persons intending
chsse Sewing Machine will do well TO examine these house
bold voes before paying from S75 TO 10 for heavy cum
bersome complicated II requires but one hours tuition
sku operators Lessobs given gratis This Ma
chine t sustained by verdict Of United States Cir
Gilt Court. WATSON, WOOSTER 90,
No Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

JOBBERs AND DEALERS IN CLOTHING
respectfully invited 70 examine
Fall WINTER STOCK.
n addition to usual large stock Of
FINE FAsRIoSABLE CLOTHING,
We have this manufsc .ured immense stock Of
Low PRICED MEDIUM GooDS,
which prepared offer at low figures house
the trade, here OF elsewhere.
D. DEvLIs Co,
Nos. 26s, 259 and 2G0 Broadway, NewYork
GREAT REDUCTION-RICH CARPETING.
SsiTH LoUSSBERy, Nc. 456 Broadway near Grsnd.st,
tAer DEPORTATION OF ROYAL WILTON, VEL
w.t. TApEsTHr, BRUssELs THRsEPLY and INGRAM CARPET
a great reduction rom recent prices
FALL, 1S57.
We beg In form friends that complete stock Of
styles Of
FALL and WINTER CLOTHING
ready and sale comprising desirable design Of
Fsbc and Fashion for the aud approaching
Our Custom DEPARTMENT is extensively stocked with
latest potatons Of CAssmEREs BEAVERS VEsTNGs &c
which ask special attention. Early selections will Of
course, procure the choices, things
ID DEvLIS Co.,
Eos a5s 259 and 26O Broadway cor. Warren.st
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

WOODS BUILDINGS, No. SCI Broadway.
Importers end Manufacturer Of Gas Fixtures The sub
sSrben respectfully inform their friends and the pubic thst
they have Just opened their rich stock of CHANDELIERS ani
Gas FIXTURES comprsng all the choice styles from the lead
ing ms nufeeturers of this country aud Europe.
We take pleasure announcing that arrangements
viii ensble offer them
N uanutact urers prices GEO. II. KITCHEN Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-22
Persos al Intelligence

The Lord Bishop Of Toronto and SIR John Beverly Robin
Chief Justice Of Canada, at the Rcvoort House,
corner Of Eighth street and Fifh The bishop on.
dated the marriage OF relative 10 lsiy Of this city,
Trinity church, Tuesday last viii be reco'lccsc<
that Tho distinguished Chiof Justice "a anFF. v.
Gov John FrsDcs and Capt 10 olan salmo, Of the Pas
samaquody tribe OF Indians arrived in Boston on the lh
instant from 81 John. They paid their respects 70 The
state authorities and before they home they viii
visit ashington and call upon tho President
The trustees Of Hampton sydney College, In Virginia,
have unanimously elected the Row. John NJ r. Atkinson 70
the Presidency. ID Is believed that Mr.. Atkinson viii &C
ccyt the Office
Commodore Gregory, u g. N; Hon. r. W. Pcckham,
ex-M G., and Hon Job feirson, Of New York, are In
Washington
Gov Floyd the Secretary OF war; has been invited TO
West Point june and attend the examination OF
the cadets at the military academy, and Is stated has
accepted the invitation.
Govrrvca o. Pr~xrtvANl-The Harrisburg He-1id
sSssc, has Consented 70 Accent the for eover
nor Of Pennsylvania rendered by the American state
Convention, soon 10 assemble at Lancaster.
The following appointments have oecn madc;-Algernon
Garnet TO be assistant surgeon in tho United states
navy Rev Charles A. Davis TO be chaplain In the United
states navy.
frum Richmond ~ IN she steamship Jsmes.own-g une
srSs ssf s 'sSn S. sSrf cd SsrsSr f.s SeS ..
srang Jas srsns, y Kinds setnple Keir, Car.s
drew s seH psSp'n ine scss ss1atoy NJ Ead,sa
SA S.s s,s Ssr Mr. Mrs. S Srea and md ~5
sh,h,sr. n Errics.on' Miss NJ kemyer Niemeyer.
Mrs Robinson and dsughter-and y In Storage,
pvpARTuprs.
For Liverpool In The steamship Europa, from Bo.ionMss
III Inches Mrs Nichols, Miss " + Nichols, Miss r
Nichols Mss Pickering, walker and friend, Henry
ss ws 'Sd s sss pH sSGs Mr. rPP Fs.r Ms.
parker Hastings and wife, W " Dean, Miss Greene and
maid n Spler and Wife Thomas Mckenzie and rchosss
berger OF lloston; l. nennson OF Wahain, George
tIancoch of Provdencr wmpfhclrer, OF Grcs FAhr
Eastman and wife. Miss Fanny hasnan. an ss Juia
Rssman.cC elimination. Y; Georse Kenny g Word ~
Ms Tshct and child Riley, and wife, fsyne we
rse children aac maid Rober Baiabfdge. w Sfauoeaoers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-22

The Fttsburg Fort wavpe end Chlcaes RaIlrosd Com
pany In advertising columns to-day the
opeaing their once, No. 81 William street, In this city
OF subscription for 81 OF their construction bonds
secured under mortgage 10 Joha Ferguson and Thomas
Walker, Of this city, OF the whole consolidated road
sm Pxburg To Chicago This subscription for 81 zoe
accompanied with privilege TO the subscribers 70 take
another million al the rate, at any time within ak
months from the completion OF the first subscription. Tho
proceeds the bonds offered designed complete tho
spring of 1855 The length Of this road 4Ss mics, OF
which $50 In operation, and the remainder In cond
ton be completed within twelve months. Although
fnshed the road has earned 81 900 between ls
Of August last and LIST OF May inst occupies the mos
direct route between r,Aburg and Chicago and In con-
nccuon with the Pennsylvania Central road and
the new line In course Of construction via tho
New Jersey Central road, Allentown, 80, makes
q route of but sss miles from New York 70
Chicago, and tho shortest railway Line projected
constructed between those points. This fact renders
the Pittburg, Fort wsyns and Chicago Railroad OF
great Importance 10 the commerce OF New York. which
demands and must ultimately adopt is mvorie
The beet and shortest tho great West, irrespective
of local or State rartaes, the interests OF railroad
GDancers iniereste in oircutoas lines In
ton with the loan they are nov Offering this company has
lately pubiLhcd very full exhibit, embracing history
Of tho road and detailed statement OF Ia condition. ply
steal financial showing also lis and capacity
Tor business. It, proposed object to enable every
inicrcsd the Rad 10 Judge for himself wha, the road
", and what viii be. The exhibit verify the atcn:
ton OF capitalist. and railroad men.
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ALiRoS-GlOvM-On Wednesday even,ng, May %, ~
the Rev ID. 4. Parmelee SAACN d. ALLISON 70 Miss kAnA
A., daughter OF Thomas Glover, Esq all oftsta city.
BRowNINo-ALus On Saturday, May 0, by ths Rev -.
Adams, W. AUGUSTUS BRowss0 ESQ, Of Washington CoVs
70 GEuRr AIIr, Of Nov York.
CAuAwAY-PArrS-In Bedford, Virginia, ut 81 ~
phen's church. Tuesday, May H. by Row. Rchar H.
wilmer, Mr. RosUs w. CAIIAwAy, Of that place, 70 -
MAsaARAr H. daughter Of VIM. d. Paien Esq, q BFssk
iyn
Wednesday, May 20, by the Rev. d. H. Macurdy Y. Il
DoKxnus 10 AUSls1HIA E. daughter Of K K Parxr hs<,
all Of jersey City.
HAvpoCx-GAurr-A Mari street church, sa Wednss-
day. May 20, by tho Rev Theodore L. Cuyer, RoHA2D L
RArpoC IznE, only daughter Of the late jesse Gsun
all Of this city.
HYpH-BsIL On Wednesday evening, Mag 20, a. ~
rcsideuce Of tho brides fiber by the Row James hSs
Mr.. JAMES Il, d. to HELENA HAroIrox youngest dauSdsr
of John Boil, Esq, late Of Nowry, Ireland
Dublin and Eewvy papers please copy.
JoSH-JnS.I--On wednesday, Nay ID, By tho Hsv.
Mr. Cohen, Mr.. J. JONES' Of this city, 70 Mis- n Jnx
only daughter Of Edward A. Jessc, Of Chicago, Ill
San Francisco papers please copy.
KxsNrIy-IAwRyrtz-O Tue day, May 10, ~ uo ~
sloenoc OF the brides hher, No. Al Eat T1rsy thko
street. Mr. WILLIAM KassULv 10 Miss Ass N. LA~xnsons
I'll Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-22
INCREASE In THE COST OF LIVING.

EnhAnCed Prices or Marketable Products-
The Proposed increase I'm Hotel FSre-Mcet-
ing OF the Hotel Proprfetors 70 Discuss the
Subsect-EMects OF the Decimal Currency On
Retail Trads-The Cheap Eating Houses
Raisang Prices-Extravagance or tho Age
1857 and Is57-Prospect or a General Smash
Up, &c.
Some dme since published statistics which went to
show that all the great staple products of tho country
cotton, corn wheat tobacco and tue kewers steadily
but surely advancing tn price, and commanded double
much money asked for them fourteen or fifteen
years ago. The observation true of all the other
products Of the country every Is aware who has
marked the progress Of events; and in view Of the
general enhancement of prices becoming
. serious question how this matter Is going 70
end Political economy teaches that there is
point beyond which prices cannot advance with safety,
and that when that point is passed values necessarily
fictitious and only result In disaster aud ruin the
community that IS affected By them
The following table will give approximate idea Of the
enhancement in the retail values Of the art
eaoo ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-22
Death Of Eugene 0relet. ono OF the French
Prisoners,

Death has done what the law should have dono long
sinoe-released Eugene Grelet from his Imprisonment
He departed this life at A. NJ yesterday morning. His
death lies al the door of Tho story Of his wrong
and suffering Is soon told
The agents of the Northern Railroad Company of France
having by their agents and without any warrant Of law
stripped him and his brother of all the money and vaua
bes In their possession had him September
Last In civil suit at the instance OF the railroad company
and held to bail in the Of $500 600 Ho moved before
Judge Davies for his release who decided that there
nothing TO warrant his arrest but refused to order
bis discharge, unless he would stipulate not
to sue the railway company for false i'm
prsonmeni He decided and WAS advised that he
should release his acknowledged right to redress
against the Northern Railway Company and he remained
In the Edridgc street jail Tho horrors Of imprisou
ment In that place Is impossible TO descrbe-ourteen
beds In small room, and opportunity for air
ercse. Is place which successive Grand Juries have
presented a nuisance II that the unfor
,nate suffering from the effects Of hrs mprison-
ment. When 1t was ascertained that the poor fellow
really shaking, and that his copdi ion
becoming alarming, application made to tho
advrers Of the railroad company 70 permit bis removal
first renq uish bis claim on the company THIS he would
have done they would either have provided for his
In the City Hospital have surrendered enough of the
money taken from his brother 10 support him until re-
stored to health. This refused and he had alter
native but to remain day after day jail getting
and worse, until at length death gave him his release
The associates Of the deceased youth complain loudly Of
the treatment he received In Jail
Coroner Gamble being notified OF the sudden demise of
the prisoner ordered post norton exami ation to bo
made, and accordingly directed Dr. THIS c. Fnneu to pro-
coed TO the Jail and there perform The operation.
TIE brain Of deceased 1rst examined, when upon
cutting into the right hemisphere, very largo aosoe~
found in the anterior lobe while four smaller
were clearly visible in the poserior lobe The len heris
phere sound also all the other organs or the body
Death had been caused by these abscesses but Is difficult
to arrive at any satisfactory result 10 the origin OF the
disease. Dr. FnneR thinks that probably strong mcntal
excitement may have broughtx On.
An inquest will be held upon the body Of deceased this
morning, when some interesting Developments s SAID
viii be mahe.
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exrend,ture S about twenty per cent those who pa
trursn 1hoee eating very largo ca~ probably
ope third OF the men engaged In business In Eew YORK
ay lor,s Thompeon and all the leading restaurants have
sdcpsed the decimal currency and young eentemeo VINO
do the sisbie their sweethearts charged three
Cents extra for the ladies ice cream while another three
cents V sdded tho twelve cents they pap for their
ovn ~sbeyry cobbler' with q "srawn ...
And 90 II through all the retail tao OF the city.
instead OF the poor reapng the advantage OF the
from pennies 10 cents they have suffered severely by H.
In every case where half quarter Is changed for an
article the dealer reain thirteen cents and gives twelve
cents change Those who deal with provision and grocery
stores Say they are robbed more than ever and every
change works - the disadvantage of the consumer The
BARRIERS are all raising the price from skip. cents
for shave, and higher prices rulo in every nnule OF
business.
There is one marketable commodity that doe. not ad
vance, and that labor The price OF labor the
go DOWN and the aet 10 up with the splendid prices
thae prevails for ell marketable commoditles the abo
the producer at once and the conrunar not only reap
no benefit but s the sufferer both by the undue enhance
men' OF prices and the fearful ra action that generally fc
lows them.
It seems more than probable that these er4rava-
giant prices-tkas this mad rush for fortune-wil
end dsastrousfy and at very distant day At
no previous time In the history Of this country was
there so many wild schemes foos-so many easy roads
apparently open to position and fortune. The only period
al all Ike the present previous " the year 1897 when
the country was wild with a speculative mania. Every
one TO be rich in years and prices up to
who anced themselves most stricken With
bunderbolt That was an era Of shnplasters, bogus
banks Western land Companies, inflated stocks and high
priced real estate Let hope and pray that 1857 will
moi hereafter be quoted with 1887 the time when sgret
commercial and monetary rsvalson took place.
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FAILURES, ASSIGNMENTS, ETC.

FAILURES, A5sIaSMENT3, ETC.
ne following ars the reported failures, sassnnsns,
Lord Buckley, Msnch ester, NJ H.. failed.
Joseph Randall, Albany, W., failed.
Asa N.lson Derby Limo, W., fsiIed.
Shaw, Sampson Br~mhai, BSoa, Mas, vsportsa
si7soOo to pay liabilities Of sii7 oo; OF which SO
Lombard h Co., Boston, Mass. q, Suspended.
+ O. Pot.nr, Middeto~n, Coun, fRiled
Stout, Warren q Co., Nov York c'.y, suspended and
William G, Lord, New York city, failed.
hn Hale, New York city, r.iIsd.
Eugene Ely, New York city. suspended.
John R. Lee Co., Buffalo, N r., ts.lea
Ini Taylor, Irckport, N r., assigned.
iandgrog K Co~arden, Cleveland, N, r., assigned la
bilites said about 500 900
John p Rutherford, Canton, n. v, suspended.
Marshall Leonard, Shelby. N. T., suspended-wth pro-
Moses leopold, Jcfersonv Vile, NJ Y, failed.
j. johnson Son, Paterson, n. J., suspended.
7. Burch. Jr Co. Philad cpha, Penn, suspended.
Osmon Reed Philadelphia, Penn, failed.
John Cochran, Pitsburg Penn suspended; liabilities
about $4,000.
Walter +. Fshnestock, Httsburg Penn, suspended.
John Thompson, Jr, Ebensburg, pcun., failed and as
John Herr, York. Penn. assigned some time since,
s J. Sharp Il Co, Baltimore hI., suspended aud
W. II. I. Clarvos, Newtown, Md, sold out.
Drake q Parker, ASHORE, N. c., failed.
Robert Batter, New Orleans. La, failed short time
1. McGiil, Paris, KY, failed.
VIM. Book & Co. Tadacah, KY, suspended.
weatberby s. Co,k, Psducsh, Ky, suspended
W. Mcclure, GAINESVILLE, Tenn, suspended and as
signed .-.t
Wells 4 schloss, Cincinnati, Ohio, suspended
Betty Williamson, Cincinnati, Ohio, suspended.
Jeremiah walworth, Cincinnati, Ohio, faiied.
N. Schuyler u Sou, Auics Ohio suspended-
Lowe Gerber, New PhIadelpha, Ohio, suspended and
assigned
William Hart, Rawsonvile Ohio, assigned.
Joseph D. Carney, Berkshire, Ohio, failed.
John Mccormick. Fredericksburg, Ohio, suspended
1. Eppenger, indianapolis, Ind, suspended
Harri8 d ThornburRh. WindSOr. Ind, Suspended and
sold out
Dx 4 Harris, Chicago, Ill, failed and assigned.
Crrmbackcr Snyder, Galena, ILL failed and assigned
Amasa Foster, Ottawa, ILL.,, JAILED.
A. Hoffman, Ottawa, n, suspended.
G. b, Dickinson Co., Detroit, Mich assigned.
II. J. Smell b Co, Tecumseh, Mich, assigned.
Smell Wheeler, Tecumseh, Mich assigned
W. Pollay, Toronto @ W., failed and assigned.