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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31

New IOfK ana Boston,
TIME AND DIsTAHCE SAVED, VIA
.NcsU York 01ed Erie
vide Gauge, Dososs Track,
r A I L + o A D
ySs Dvnksrk,. B45alo, Nisgsvs EaLls ~ Sue.
pension Bridge.
rIvTHIS II the only Wide 0uaee Railroad having
! wide and SPACIOUS Saloon Cars running through
from Dunkirk, buffalo Niagara Pals end ouspsnsion
without Change Of Cars or
Baggage,
ordingunssualeomfcrt,
Speed 4 Safety.
Boston pssssngers leave NV Ycfk daily. = 3
o'clock, ?. T., on the
Meat Splepdid steamer In The
World
via
Stonington, Norwich or Fall River
Through Ticlsss are good on either Of ~ asevs
THROUGH Tickets and general Information can -
procured q The OonpanyS OAoe, No. - Dsos6esn
street oppoate fremont Ho1ee, on1eo4e.
Merchants, Rrodnee and oeeek 0eo1oU - 00ho
thso19A euallaeo ~ eolllng . ~ 0s9po1VlA Oeno
~ Ss 915IS r. y, S:;s: ~, '1@
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31

1VHH subscriber. while engaged in digsing . well
L on his farm, In Peasant Valley, Scott county,
discovered beautiful article Of stone very similar
TO the celebrated stheas Marble, used In Cook Sar.
gents Banking House. 1t Is capable OF receiving
hne polish, snd works very easy. Reis now prepar.
ing to open his Quarry, when he will be ensbled 70
furnish IN any quantity desired, and 10 blocks q
any sise.
0peelnsns u this glose en- b seen q IL snm.
WA fuslAee partts1lass WIN - sivea.
11111Y o1A0g1R.
H,se.eaS vanWs oeses ssn1S, 1sVAs = 49,
olss -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31
Summer Arrangement I!
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
II d. EET (T r.. r.

- " II II u u 4 ~ r. II
THE most popular and reliable Route from this
Il East 70 the West.
Both money and time saved BY taking the cutoff
route.
Through to New York City in 3 hours.
Chang at Joliet and take the OF the
MICHIGAN CENTRAL IL H.
fer Detroit Connecting with the Company 'sMasni-
hcant Steamer
Western World, Plymouth Rock,
.1.S'XI MISSISSIPPI,
via buffalo, the Great Western Railroad, for Suspel-
son Bfugc and also with Steamers for Sandusky and
Gle elhIId
Trnlns, until further notice, will run as fellows :
leaving Joliet,
Day Express, 500 NJ
Accommodation, 500 "a NJ
Nisnt Express, 90 PsM
After arrival Of trains from Rock Island and St.
Louis.
The Company have In successful operation an
Independent Telegraph Line,
which is used exclusively for the government OF
trains thereby Increasing the facility and reliability
Of the Route.
Rreolcci purchase vour tickets via Joliet Cutoff
AMI save money and tune.
NC RRonic", J.het Division, APril. 1857.
CIV FAVOR, { kNOWLTON,
Tra'ins Agent. Supt Joliet Div'n
Juneadtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31
French WNn00oC Glass.
EDWARD p. DICKIE.

la Chambers street, New York.
Two doors west Of Hudson River RaAroad Dspoe
nFfFk1 TO dealers and consumers his celebrated
~ brands Of French window 0lsss on favorable
terms. Parties wishing Information vii - Susnshd
ned with prices receipt Of their addrese 0laes
any desired pattern and PACKED ftes q cAasos.
Nov - 1876, diy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31

Chicago Alton 4 st. Louis X. Il.
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and st. Louis.
vdi,.s Iedce Chicago fer ~. Louis md intSyuss-
dt1te places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays exceptsd) 080An
Express Train, t6atUriays excepted) IL ioPn
Trans ieace 81. LoaisJor Chicago and iaserme
dtdsd padces.
Accommodation Train, Sundays excepted) I OoA v
cypress Train Saturdays excepted) 88oPh
Trains directly through, without change o.
cars or baggage. Trains run through Joliet, bloom
ington, Springfield, Cariinville and Alton.
wiIrasns run this road make direct connections
tn Jo.ie: Out on and Michigan Central Railroad at
Joliet, making this the shortest, qucket and
iSbie rcctt between ~ Louis and New York, Boston
Phiadelphs, and the East
With illinois Central X. X u Blooning ton for La
Sale, Mendota and Cairo.
i'm Great Western OF Illinois at Springfield, for
Decatr- and Naples.
With all the Railroads diverging from Chicago
with daily line Of Packets at 81 Louis for Keokuk,
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through Tickets for Ai places mentioned above can
be procured Al ali the principal tt tet Offices In the
United ststes, and IT he oflices
In 6t, Lous Ir Chicago
snus, on Levss. site fremont House.
RICHD p. MORGAN, ia, Bupt.
bloomington, Jan. I. 1854. febI0dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31
81. Louis, Alton l. Chicago Il. r.

81. Louis, Alton L chicago Il. r.
AIR LINE ROUTE.
Ch,csgo to Ct. Louis via st Louis, Alton s. Chicago
O;R v, ell the way by Railroad.
CARRYING THE GREAT AMERICAN AND L 5. MAILS.
The only direct and rsliabe route to the South
South West, seventy miles shorter than any o her
route.
Trains leave depot OF Michigan Southern and Rock
Island u X, corner Of Van buren and sherman SITS.
st Louis Day Express-1O;3O Nd lily, (sunCiay .
excepted) arrive NJ St. Louis $40 Same evening.
81 Louis Nishi Expre,s-lo, 80 p N-Daily, n i've
At St Louis 1880 next morning.
Dav tlpfess-6,00 AM-Daily, arrive al Chicago
$40 NJ.
Night Express-2;45 M-Daiiy, arrive at Chicago
Trains = \ directly through without change of cars
or bAegag4afIme from Chicago to It. Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Passengers destined for Bloomington, Springfield,
Decatur, Jacksonville, Naples aud all points on the
Mississippi Missouri Kansas Cumberland and Ten
Rivers, By taking the above rvu,e will be sure
Of making connections and arriving IN st louis on
advertised time avoiding the vxacious delays OF the
cir uitous via LsSsle Pc ria and Illinois river
wing tweI -four hours time being 81 miles less
distance TO Bloomington. IS iess TO Springfield, -
less to st. Louis and Is less to Peoria
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
Al Joliet with the Rock Island Railroad for Otta-
va, LseAle, Rock Issnd end Central Iowa
At Bloomington with 1llinois Central Railroad r
Clinton, waynesvie and Decatur, and with Stage
for PEORIA
A Peoria Junction With Peoria 4 Oiuawka.. r
for Walnut Or We, Washington, PEORIA Petia, Brin-
q Id slmwood, Knoxville, Galesburg. Monmouth
and Burlington.
Al Springfield with Great Western Railroad for
Jacksonville, Naples and Illinois River.
At Alton with Daily Line Of Packets for Hannibal,
Quiacy and Keokuk, the most expeditions and reia-
be route TO all portions OF y Missouri.
Al Sc Louis with Daily First Class STEAMERS for
New Orle ms and intermediate points IN the Lower
Mississippi and with regular lines Of packets for
Kansss, 1t Joseph and oil points on the Missouri,
Tennessee, Cumberland and Arkans Rivers.
Through Tickets csn be Procured TO all Eastern
Railroad Offces-at the Comps0y's Offices, 4S Dear
torn street, opposite the fremont House. and 1t lie
Michigan Southern aud Rock Dspots, corner Of Van
Buren, emp Sherman sts.
Responsible Baggage Men will b. at the Depots TO
all the varons lines coming into the city to check
baggage through 70 any POINT desired on the line.
A. H. 4OORt, Super intendcnt.
L. Darling, Gent Agent, Chicsgo. loc2Onf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31
Baskets! Baskets!

OF every size shape and quaity,Io~ can BE- bought
In the city Also CABS and WILLOW WARE, Of
every description.
Ground Rico,
superior article for Puddines. Also TApieca Sage
Thyme Aarjorum 3. Savory French Mustard Pickles
Preserves, Fruits and Nuts, Candies, &c, &c. N
fact every thing may be found at
n DALZELLJR d co.
lmsyaGtf SECor md and Perry sts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-31

Dealers in Builders Hsrdvsre Farming impl@ 1ents'
Fence Wire, Rope, Paints, Guns, CUTLERY &c. 40.
Dealers viii nndt to their advantage 70 look q oar
stoch Of Goods bsfors purchaeang ~ cher p,aees.
Oar Store II situated On the south side Of Uercno
stroee bstwesn nrsdy end Aain, oppss,ts tAs On M
and 9. - q ore Le0iaire 1oW
sp1lH OuILD0 = no ATB
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

From he LONDON Chrc nicle, August II
BIZ the steamer which eft Souths rp,oa yesterday Tor
Alessxdris with hc overland mali despatched
" lnda ard the East Larger c0n1qumSrt Of M pvccisa
netais 1Aan tarc ws tciies, ~ M or shores IN oN
buga TIE whole smount exceeds Gi oa5 0oo foo sing
a. only foitIshts Interval the rentaoces sent by the
lt mall which did not fall ebert Of million ssrlrg
The demand for bullion, from Whatever arising
bar suffered reduction by the pending events either 10
China or Bengal In fset, The stream apparent rams
dserer 40 the crisis extends which under ordinary
cumssnccs would fancy mus, restrict Commercial
operations and therefore dimnish the requirements for
circulating medium ~ usual, also, The sro,s amoan, Is
markets in proportion 70 TIER respective commerce.
To Bombay there sent f3ie, 900; 70 asdrss, $4,000
and shsnstse for Chinese trade casa oe0 Out OF
vast moreover the nsi magnificent proportion
reaching altogether 10 ony eli fools 10 gold showing
pase circulation he Canton trade, therefore, In spite ~
The be, rem Ffslsnd sbs Com missioner Yeh IL stu
MILLION aoolorsi purchasing power In the coarse o, ain.
gle fortnight The Calcutta de nsnd In still errso
ss, or .mperspy s.atsrrsos ,sss ne ,ss,s erops
are ccssrryed the Of the northwestern provinces
sse,ter gone, and commercial operssoos psrsysed be
rat Al IL the outeort Yet somehow bsanes. 1ascoss
proceed that requires 10 be fed by remittance IN
erosss % jo.fy our home capitalists in rissisr The Yea
ture The only conclusion 20 be drssn from those phe
that the Industry and commerce Of ASIA have
eu,s or nl,ncus outbreaks Of the native nv can re-
press The Beng, remi:srces cannos be attributed 70 en-
pendture on government ACCOUNT nrs Deca fse ne eem
mus, have sr1ered q momeuary interruption before
charging 40 completely ~ purpose and direction, which
has mn been the case; secondly, because we know from
os,r sources that the Indian treasury amply supplied
hucn snxety hss been expressed England 70 discover
me period ~htn Asia regards The supply 0f precious
meta . VI have reached The point Of saiuraton." Are
We 20 on perpetusly feeding he EASTERN mar.
get wilh bullion Il the rae Of OF two mil.
y ns month The snswer 70 this query s, we
ahnoveote, moi obvious We do not know
me oam on ~nch the calculation be based. B1 81
ne ieme ume scarce think the MISTER Of very eres.
lmporsnce oar silver 10 sent 70 the East 10 supply
rapidly growing commerce, from which We enjoy
70 10 The end In one shape other me Aas,c cusome,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

reqored In the early pert Of tho season for mxing s
opipion that the prtlon 80 damaged oears
but very email proporsn to The whole crop Prices o.
oil articles have NAMED ady at the rates q our As
without much business passing
Deliveries Of wheat from own srmers FOR the past
eek onUsst or 7Scoo qrs (much Of which 10 undcuos
sdy Of the new op) against oS2 qrs me week last
year. Average price Sos ID per or, again 7ls cores
popdipt week last yea.
The ooptinuApce or ma weather doub essenet tho
attendance ut this mornings market an tho ou'ines.
partook quite OF nominal Character tao tier csses OF
wheat were held a previous prices ~hle 'econday and
inferior descriptions were procurable ct slight reduc'
ton
FLOUR spar!ngy dealt In and useful sorts Of barrels
and racks could not be 90 wi hout eubm ting 3D. ais
per barrel and rack reduction and thea tho sales were
very limited.
INDIAN Com dull Of decline Of Cd. per qr for mixed
American Other sorts supported nearly former raes.
Imports from mo. 1ath 10 mo Goth, inclusive, con
dst Of AS qvs wheat, 1871 q Indian corn ITO
'stks and 2,8l6 bbs -four Exports for same perod:-
22al qrs wheat 2,3oa q. Indian corn, l,sS sacks and
2,t47 bbls. -four
We quote the value Of American white whoa, Sc. q
%. I'D extra, % 3d. l0l red, So 3d. . So Cd extra
So Cd. . g. 3D. per 10 lbs. Baltimore and Philadelphia
flour, sl. SIS Cd Ohio, 3ls s2s Cd Canadian, sls
32s wsstern CIR al, sos Bis per DBL Indian corA--
Yellow, 500. Cd mixed, Sos. white, AS per 400 ibs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03
Supreme COurC-SpsCisI Term.

Before Hon Judge Davies.
eE1. The Park Bank u. Robert Dduis-hoaon
gran ed.
The People at ne relation Of Vim r. Nevins Anson
Wlll -Ation Tor q mAndamus granted.
rnK C1RTItRARI AGAINST THE ROLICB CoAMIS.
gIONRRS
In ne matter Of Richard Gdnaing Jacob Oholiosu and
others rae writ Of certoran allo Sed The following y
tie substance d
HEExM's xRORT.
The referee reports that William sutherland, duly ap
pointed Policeman who she l9th Of June 1857 act
Ing In the capacity Of Inspector and special cid TO Dam
lei Carpenter the Deputy 5upernten lent Of Police did on
the 19h Of juno, 1887 70 bel served son Richard
Gsmbipg personally, Notice In writing requiring Ga q.
hing 10 report himself FOR patrol uty the station house
Kpickel booker Hall, Of Twenty third street and
Eighth avenue, o. sunset OF thai day; thtt Gamo-
Ing did not report bimse and on the night Of the l7th
morning Of the 10th June Sutherland presented charges
In Gambling aud others that no Ice Of such
written charges against Gambling mot servet upon him
personally but tho messenger left tho notice Capt John
DNsK Who bad been appointed Cap ain Of the Sixteenth
precinct by the former Police Commissionors and theu
setting a such under whose command The said Gambling
then vss; that Capt Mckee did not deliver the notice 70
Gambnpg ano Gambling did mot report himself to the
superipepdan OF Metropolitan Poloe Tor duty until
aer 23d Of June last that amblng bad becn III and
on futy about the 1st Of April until after the 23t Of
June The oses by roctpg the sixth and seventh
of the rules adopted by the Police Comm saoners relating
to subec Of charges against smbers Of the police
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03
Theatrical and MusicaI Affairs.

pIBLO's EN-1ho comi3 ,AAlet psptominae or me
Jolly Mefs TO be the first piece TO night altar which
the delicious aco oromeasde concert the
lumra ed aard and then The gorgeous spectacle OF M
zulme !" In which AL the Rays3xppear
BowERY JHsATRE.- The spectacular dra Of Monte
Cristo, witch sed fails 70 bring together overh,~iag
audeIce rs 10 BE- presented ia all Its original soee dor this
evening Mr. EDDY Of plays the hero aud viii be ef
fecive seconded by h aen.ed company. The Gamblers
Fate follows.
BuRIoss-hr Edwin Bo-h win to night persouae Pssca-
"a the Aposssie this OF HE 70 sors
characters AL who thai eminent acrr vii be na.u
rally anxious see how we'll he Is calculated TO Dill his
place The 'lrish brosm maker" Ia the Aftsrpiece.
wAILAcK's -Tns fav ,rite theatre will now
night under he decon Of NJ Stuart who has
cured fine company 9Th Mr. ester 81 the head OF the list
fts2e London Assnrsrce 10 be perf rmed
by cast embracing many Of the most popular artists In the
LAURA KxuxE's.-The good old comedy Of the Heir a
Law WI ch re.eiv I'd with the vsest dem mstraons
OF approbA ion Mtnray 70 be esed this evening 70
eeher wb the ccessul conf aty styled "A CopjugN
Lesson" Miss Keene and Mr. Jefferson play In both.
OLYMPIC = II this snug lit temple OF Momus does
uay become ihe most popular place of the kind tho ty
wh rot be for lack Of the part OF the manage
ment The bill Tor To night "A Day amer the Wed
Leclne" and The Victims" with Mesars Allen and
Johnston Miss Jurrbul, Hrs ora.tan. &c In the cAss
AMERICAN NusErx.-Prosessor wyuan the magician
and vfnrioquist bogus Burdrl Herr the pictures
curiosdes Ac. may be seen day and evening"
MSsrRrIsY- Besides sorgs. dances and buresques,
pis hi proniseo h- amusing farce Of The Magician
Geo Chrny N Woods Hail. and Down In Alabama" by
the hryants At Mechanics Hsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

NorIcE.-rHn INIT Rksr COUPONS DUE saPTHu.
An Ter l. tho Florida AalroMd Yrceand g per esd,
sonds. viii be paid Of our Once. KIa96 . 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03
The Lowber Claim.
6UPREnE COURT SPECIAL TERM.
Before Hon. Judge Peabody.

HKrr 2.-Losobr ~ the Mayor, dc Of NeU York.-An
order was served on the part Of the plaintiff on Mr..
Whiting, counsel, 10 show cause why Mr. Stout, - the
Chsmbe Lain OF the city and the deposee OF city IN
should rot be examined TO his (he Chamberlau's)
ability to pay the plaintiffs clAm$l96 o00fof land an
water lots the East river.
Mr. Whiting posed the motion, coutendng that the
MAJ and Corporation the defendants and that Mr.
Stout ty Chamberlain could not be compelled 70 sub
NIT 70 exami oation such required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

lSE ORCHARD -TkHEr.-sGHu nEwAhD Ia or.
JCO Tered 10 who surpass Madame CrrF
Ton giving statements events through life
particularly absent friends osses svsu giving lucky
numbers ~ B-Madsme Clifton IA hunnbug does
wish 70 impose on The nnwaJ. CAL and ssisfy yourself
Don't forget the Durher. lSb Orchard srrct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

The Madr' papers OF the llh have come to hand Tn
expected arrv, o. Queen On latina 10 ced by
Fsniy and The Ooctden,e. The moderate journals
opinion that there be no serious obstacle 10 the
turn Of tn .dy 70 say WIN her daugnter ana that 10
memoir containing her defeu,e will be published In In
af next mouth AL Of q ministerial crisi
stated 70 be without foundation Is connfered
tain hat Gen. Lersundi ui replaced Gen. UbncAa c.
csrrr Gn1dl # Cuba The former, IL saip, 10 aresa
preparing for hN age, which only deferred oecaus
Gen Lersunoi 10 bold the oorfolio Of al i,S1,
during short absence Of the minister.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

DAru poTyT SEA SIDE, T. I-IHIs HOUSE, WHICH
I'D ~ uneauslled for beanr oi . M - nrmsna
ha,vv sny f.shon of new York aud brookyn Il he IN
M ~ 49, 10 keep tho ettablIshmc,t
&c .ocna ~ guests both transient snd nsneui
... ~ sa .,s public sssurtd that nothing
Iii be len undone whcs VIII couducs 70 hsir pleasure And
selisfactoU.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03
Tn. WA IN an. Caucasus.

Tha WM IN Nhs taWrss"ss
rne received from the Caucasus By the last mall
aanesricsly opposed 70 ths orsarded from ~ Psers
burK few DAYS spoe secr Bey announces thM 10 700
0rcswians, under the command OF Mehsned Bey (she
Hungarian Bansyal and NJ s,anxaevsh, q Bslxian Of
no q grilewy) have totally defeated General fhipson
~ ne banks q me Kubsn which river divides the coun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

NYnw INVENTION or AsTIyroIAL ruxrH, WYE
~ ont metal plate m cissvs and re TIVE nyurtns hssep
v,,s r sisiscnd has the best certificates ~ ~ ay
sst,reps the superiority o. hA
saea All Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

lANaspOOi, Aneu ~, 1881.
Cor,or-rnder the Inluspcs or our Decreasing stock,
and the very favorable wesi5er OF the past week. our
msrkcs has advanced I'd pr h. tue curren, arst o.
u American, and on nifdllrg shade more the latter
being comparatively scarce. The trade have bought
srgey the market closes firmly 10 DAY with sses OF
eco bscs. Imports for The week. 2rle6 bales: total
sas, 1910 bales OF which spectators toos 1000 ADD
exporters 600. leaving 70 the trade 81 $40 bales
QrEscrsoS B,pRNe TRANSACTIONS have tskeu Mace Ia
Philadelphia, which 10 held FOR I6s being much above
IN vie rs OF purchasers. No Baltimore here
fARD Ia still held for Tls nj which price, however,
there IL only the mcrest retail inquiry
Tsitow has been cold irregular prices this week
To the early part r. v. G. sdvsncei 70 blgb as ees
ar hut has since declined considerably and ia nov ofer.
Trg OBS. 90. The London market 4. ass easier and
cosos about e2s 3D. ON the spot and sos 3D. for last
three months OF year.
BvEF 1he salcs this week are smsIl-ony cs7 ueroes-
principally OF nieioe qualify n rather 10 scr prices some
having been sold Al 1883 One qualities sro held nrmly.
The government contract for 18th Ocober announced 10
he {, 500 teroes snd 5000 bbs beef
Pork We her Of no Transactions evoept about 100
bba ne~ Americas At p5s 1ne government contract for
lbth October announced 70 be 500 uercss aud 1000
bbs pork.
Baoor-A fair estes CT business hss been done II pre-.
yioui rates The stock being 10 few hands holders
been more able Ia control prices.
me weather since laa has been vgy brilliant and
hsrves, operations In This dstflc progressing most
fsvorably.
We . bear some reports Of damage doue 10 the wheat
crop from the recent heavy rains, 40 tins. probable
considerable quantity Of foreign and old whesn viii be-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-12-24
Hotel Scrip.

Some excitement was cheated in our
business circles on Thursday of last week,
by the report that our bankers had refus-
ed to receive the Hotel Scrip on deposit.
Mr.. C~ARsos, who has evinced his usual
enterprising and public spirit, authorizes
us to say that he has never refused nor
does he intend to-to treat this currency
the same as the currency of all reliable
banks. But two of our business houses
have refused it; the others receive it at
par and rejoice at the opportunity of do
ing so.
1t seems very singular to us, that any
one of this community should manifest a
disposition to put dODn, instead of endea-
voring to uphold, this invaluable circu-
lating mcdium-double so in these tight
times-and shows a want of public spiri-
tedness and energy truly re~prehensible.
1t likewise appears to rejecting mind
that business men who are as thriving as
those. among US Eve do not allude to any
class, but all) should feel ''cramped' for
funds whereby to make r~emittances East,
merely because of the issue of six thou
sand dollars of a local currency, which
will not pass current in the cities where
their goods are purchased. Do we not
use that amount of money almost daily
in our local business transactions Do
not debtors demand and receive, for SER
vices rendered, to those indebted, the
amount of this issue, in the circle of every
t~wenty-four hours? We answer, and
will be ~corroborated by every one, that
such is the case. Every one knows this
money is secured beyond the possibility of
failure. Is such the case with the Hog
Eye Bank" and its promises to pay, and
the "Mud Lick' institution, and its is
sues of payable on demand" so eagerly
sought for and greedily grasped?
Were the intentions of the Hotel Com
pany speculative and called forth by the
spirit of unholy gain, and secured only as
banks are at present bound for the re-
demption of their currency, then would we
also discountenance them, and be as will
ing 10 denounce the institution as any one,
But it is not. 1t offers, after all other
means have failed, to secure what we have
long needed, and what will prove to US q
public good-to the travelling community
a public Messing-a irst-class hotel.
In this connection we would say tC
those indebted to us, "Give us produce OIL
give US Scrip