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To REDEEM IN GoLD.-Sec. Ii makes
it obligatory for the bank to Redeem its
notes in gotd when the amount presented
exceeds $40; when it is SO or under, in
gold or silver If such bank shall refuse
thus b redeem, it is the duty of the hold
er Of she notes to have them protested in
one pockage, and the Treasurer, ON re-
ceiying and filing such notice, gives no.
tice in writing to the President or cashier,
to pay the same, and il they OMIT to 10 50,
il il thv duty v. tde Irea- urer 10 give
,w1u,y days notice in some new paper
printed at the scat Of government and
one published in the county where said
bank is located, that all of the circulating
notes of said bank will be redeemed ont of
the trust funds in his hands for that pur-
pose, and he is required to sell, within
twenty days, enough of the securities
Of aid bank TO redeem any of its notes,
whether protested or not.
Tae stocks not 10 be sold az less than
their market value, nor ON crzdu.
MUTILArED NoTEs.-Sec. 16 provides
that all nutilated bills or notes (Which
are returned to be exchanged) must be
destroyed by said Treasurer in the pres
ence Of the Secretary Of State and an agent
C the 6ank whose notes are to be burned
before any other circulating no notes are
deli cred in lieu thereof Ths is a good
prceaution, bat in addition to il, there
should be proCision .t0r rccor ing tie
amounts and description Ct The bills thus
destroyed.
The Treasurer has power to appoint
one OF more Registers to counterslgn ana
Register notes, to hold their office during
the continuance of said Treasurer in office
The Register is required TO execute a bond
of $4,000 for the faithful discharge of
his duties-salary $500.
See. 30 gives the Treasurer power to
make good any depreciation that may take
place in the securities, by demanding re-
turn of notes, &c.
Sec. 33 says: Every banking institu-
tion under this act shall at all times be
subject TO the inspection and Supervision
Of the State Treasurer.
Sec. 81 provides for specific tax of one
per cent ON he capital stock, in lieu of
all other taxes.
PENALTY FOR ISSUING SHINPLAsTERs.
II any individual or association, under
this act, shall put in circulation any notes
which are not registered and countersien-
ed in the Treasurer's office, they subject
themselves to a fine of $500, aud impris-
onment in the Site prison three yea 9.
REDEMPTION ~ DETRoIr.-Scc. 55
makes ii obligatory upon the banks 20
redeem their notes in Detroit at per
cent. discount. If an bank shall fail
thus TO redeem their notes through their
appointed gent, they shall pay TO the
person making the demand 20 per cent
interest per snnum, until the same shall
be redeemed and if they fall 10 redeem
it in 10 days the Treasurer may proceed
70 advertise and sell the securities.
FRACTIONAL NorEs Banks are not
SLOWED 70 iseue fractional notes
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M. r. AL.EA,

Manufacturer and dealer in all kinds Il CsbiGe:
Ware, Upholstery, aud Trimming done to order
Ready Made y)ans ,ostGnty on tsud Wa-e
Rooms south side ol Main street, at the sign OF
tie " New a.inct shop" IDLY,
Paw Paw Michigar.
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4. B.iNGS q { q.

'foyrio,or Paw Paw Lly,ry s;.b!c. i"rsc- aid
Carriages az al tiu to lgt Passenger con
Veyod . any part ii tho country ~ h 'e3pa'ch.
Stable IN rear OF Exchange Hotel. Terms u OFT
crate. 23Tl
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A. T.. YIETCALF,

Late Of the a;,. of White & Metcaf, Utica, n. Yy)
Surgical aud Mechanical Dentist All opera
tions performed in the best manner, aad with
new and improved instruments. Once over j.
". Hu1bard's Music Store, corner o. Main and
Burdick streets, Kalamazoo. 2ltf.
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CURIOUS SUIr-A young man named
Henry Lewis, has commenced q suit
against young lady named Mary Ann
West, to recover some $40 worth of we'd.
ding 4" fixings" which he bought for her
recently. She don't want to marry him
and he is bound to lose no money by the
operation. He alleges they are his, hsv.
ing been obtained by her without consdc-
ration Per contra she declares they are
all " her'n" aud has replevined them
And thus the matter stands at present.
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General Ranking Law of Michigan.

In Fe5ruary, 1857 the Legislature OF
Michigan enacted General Banking Law
which is to be submitted to the people for
their approval or disapproval, at their
general election in November next. Very
/ little interest has been manifested In his
law, and we have never noticed It's publ
cation, in whole or in part, by any OF the
papers in this State. AS 1t is soon to be
voted upon by the people, we will give its
principal features and contrast them with
the Banking Laws of New York, Illinois
and Wisconsin.
AMOUNT OF CAPITAL.--Section ] pro.
vides that the capital stock of any assocla-
ton organized under this act shall not be
less than $50, 600; that threetourths oft
(the capital stock may be invested in
public stocks, as security for its circula-
ting notes.
INCREASE OF CAPITAL.-Sec. b says:
at shall be lawful for any person or per-
sons organized under this act, to provide
for an increase of their capital from time
to time" From this it appears that the
capital may be increased TO any amount
desired by the stockholders. All must be
signed by the 2 esident or Vice President
and by the Cashier.
KIND OF SECURITIES The Stocks of
the United States, the States Of Michigan,
New York, any Of the New England
States, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Illinois,
Ohio or kentucky, may be used as Secur-
tiles The rate of interest on those secur-
itc- must be equal to per cent per an.
nrm.
Section 10 Gays: at shall not be law
ful ior the State Treasurer to take such
stock at above % percent Of It's current
market value. to be determined by the
aversge value Of such funds at the Stock
Exchange in New York t.ty for four
weeks next preceding the time Of their
reoei K b the Treasurer.
Tho plates Of the blank notes thereof, !
are kept in custody OF the Treasurer, and
every note delivered to any party or part
les for circulation, must have stanped |
lp1n its face " Secured bv pledge of pub
lie ste-hs,' sud be signed BY the Regis
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sgLLiCk = ToarI.

,sA re IL Dry Gods, Ur2c.r.p E.Dly 1iatc a..
thiug, Bc-- ) aud Shoes, late aud Csry ,,gots
so!d a, the loves, igC..g, al kiaos Of is,-u,,
.GGen IL exchange. Store AZ IL, ou sand o!
Z. Smi i g. pcss' q sc J.leIo CELL
Pev Paw, N.th.
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T.. NJ. ODELL, NJ l..

a 1.asopathio phy>irI4u SurkroD d'n ~ Huc
uo4.,;r.eian. Iis a,1y at ali .i.nes uc found ~
mis- Ro,id nee On the corner - N'lc. > P..e
PttW -I.dit city south - Cnas. >'s'hGE
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SIMMONS AZ DARLING.

Dealer IN Sash, Blirds and Doors, snd al kinds o
c .biret Ware, az tie steam Saw Mnl.
Layton, lsf-r' Mich.
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nuRKEE & RowkN.

At5,rneys aud Counselors at Law, and Solicitors
"a chanoery. 0Gce on Main Street, near The
court House, Ps~ Paw, NJ hiEsn.
T. prpxts, rs " g DcwIr.
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sar There is no more implaoable enemy
than be who feels be has wronged you;
aud no more unhappy man than such an
eneSy
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Probable Ch ,ac er or the Next House.

Probable Oh iac er pf the Next House.
The Albany JOurHok has an estimate
of the probable character Of the next House
of Representatives based upon the elcc-
.sic cvtapIexion OF the pr sent Congress
sional delegations OF the several States yet
to elect which gives the Opposition l24
members, and the Administration ll2-
Opposition majority II. In this estimate
however, it sets down the elections in Al
ALBANIA, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New
Hampshire, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missis-
sipli, and Texas, as yet to be held But
all these States have elected their members
Of Congress. New Nau pshirc elected in
March, Connecticut and Rhode Island in
April, and all the others in August except
Mississippi whch voted on the first Mon
day in this month The three New Eng
land States have each an unbrokcn Rcpub-
licaA delegation, being gain Of two in
Connecticut. The Jouraal, too. claims
two Opposition members from California
But the elections Of members of Congress
IN that State is SAID to have been without
authority Of Law, and the candidates
claimed 10 have been elected, were only
voted for by the Douglas section of the
Democratic party. And if they should
be admitted to seats, they will be quite as
apt to 20 with the Administration as
against so that in any event they should
not be counted with the Opposition.
Making these corrections, and taking
only y members from Pennsylvania--1
less than the JourpaL claims-and the
Opposition have ga members in the Free
States. We do not place any reliance up
on the Opposition members already elected
in Kentucky and Tennessee, uor those
that may be elected in Maryland, although
it is quite possible there may be five or six
anti-Administratiou members from those
three States. We believe the character
Of the next House is to DO decided by the
elections to be held next month in NJ .ssa-
chusetts, New jersey, New York, Michi-
gan, Illinois, and Wisconsin If we can
gain ton members in those States It will
give Northern Opposition of ll9--ox-
actly majority Of two. A gain of 0 will
tie US. Our present delegations in other
States is As Opposition to l9 Administra-
tion. This added to the number elected
to the next Congress, 64--makes 100 and
requiring the gain Of as stated to give
u, certain reliable majority .-Det Adv.
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T, Y. HARRISON,

+ lain, Fancy e., News aud OrnsIrental Printer
Hanibills, Posters Cards, Ball Tickets, 4c Srs,-
ci!y ard quickly executed vItL neatnees aud dis
pat1a. Al orders respectfully solicited. Pr!ces
moderate HoRrHEESEa 0TricI-nosth side q
main street, Paw Paw.
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IT'S DEFECTS.

One Of the worst features of this law,
In our opinion ia that il has no Head.
New York has banking Department,
consisting of a Superintendent, Deputy,
three Book-keepers, six Registers, &c, &c.
The Superintendent is elected by the
people, to discharge the duties OF that
othce and that atone. He receive lib
aral salary, and gives bonds, with proper
surities, for the faithful discharge Of his
duties.
The BANKING Law OF WISCONSIN,
This law has been successful operation
four or FIVE years. II has a Head The
" Bank Comptroller" il elected by the
people, holds his office two years, has Il
salary of 81 600 including office rent, clerk
hire, and all other contingent expenses
he gives it bond of $4,000 for faithful
discharge Of bis duties.
ILLINOIS The Banking Law Of Ili-
nois is under the supervision Of the Audi
tor OF the State, aided by three Bank
Comm .ssioners who are appointed every
year By the Governor, with the advice of
the Senate
The whole responsibility Of the proper
execution OF the Michigan aw rests with
the State Treasurer. lie is not elected
for this purpose, he receives but small
salary, (Sl ,OO0) which is hardly sufficient
20 pay him for the ordinary duties of his
office, and the matter of looking
after from $1,000, ,OOQsso,sslQ, 900, 900
of bank capital, is a spall item, q secon.
dary affair, fer viii h lie teeeiyes no extra
psy. =. Sssss;l .fslt
We need Geners sBaaisi&yylaw in this
State. \ proper la2 OF hiss kind, With
a properhead, electe78y thtp people for that
Office, would give rs sound, wcl-regu.
lated and well-protcct d currency of our
own. Whether it would be best to'adopt
this la " as it is, and then modify it as
best to serve the interest Of the State, or
to reject it and begin ancw, will be left
for the decision of the people Preston's
Bank Note Reporter.
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b. K XAWELN

poaler in Dry Goods. Gro eries Hard ware Ready
Made Cl thing, Boots and ,hces, Iiatsand Caps
&o. Sturs, south 'ide Main street sly
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J. ". RIDLON,

County Treasurer, IAN Bsreu County, Notary Pub
Hc, sc, will etten1 ~ tbe purchase and sale OF
seal Estate, examining titles, paying Taxes pro
cuTlng SpuDtS Land = arras:., DC. Once IL
he (so.rt liJi.ss. i-1y,
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CHANDLER RICHARDS,

Attorney, solicitor aud Counselor at Law. Prose.
cutting Attorney, and Circuit Court Commissioner
ioT tse County OF Fan Buren,, Bounty Land aud
Peusiou agent. Contracts drawn, aud collect.
Ing promptly attended to-
Ohcs in be { curt House. l49-u
Paw Paw, Michigan.
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-DEA2Gm Gm9UcR82v-
VAN BUREN COUNTY OFFICERS.


Register, Of Deed, Attorney at Law and Notary
Publ. will att nd to the UAslneas OF Convey
RScins drawing asreeia. Its, applications for
0o-iRty lRrds, wills, &e.--,he purchase .,Hd sale
ToG estate, payE eat Oi taACs, eT Imitation OF
tides aad tho compromising OF conflicting itles.
Ssc. Oirce in the CUGu House. Nv
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a. W. NASH

tudge Of Probate and Notary Public, Van Karen
90. Convey asSing and other bus,ness pertain
ing 20 said orhoes promptly attended TO. VIII
elso attend % The purchase and sae OF keal
Estate, ;raniining Titles, paying Taxes, pro
curing RCunty Land Warrants, &C. Office in
the Court House. I'd door ON The right. 81.
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Peter Harwick,
F,saS R9'sS' hSnsS' BSnf0'y Committee


CLASS 2d-MAT TCHED WORK AND NLNGLE
HORSES.
Best pair matched carris o horses P Harwick. %
ID 40 do DO II. Ismon, 90
best pair work horses years old y. Campbell, 90
2d do do do J. r. Wildey 90
best pair draught horses, ms stched, E.A.Smith, 90
I'd do do Benz flaming, 2 IS
best pair colts, years old, John Pelton, rs
best single horse, years old, A, V. Pantlird, 90
I'd do do do Edwin A.Smith. 2 90
best marc, do do /. x. Anderson. 90
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LAWTON BUSINESS CARDS.
G.. Il. SMITH d BRO.

Dealers in Groceries and Provisions, Fish Fruits,
ConfOcticnary, Cigars, Paints, Oils, Glass, Dye
StuGs, ankec Notions, Pe-iumory, Drugs aud
Medicines, Wooden and Willow ware, Pure Lilo
uors for Incidental and Mechanical purposes,
Books and Stationery, ctc., ETC.,
LaWton, Michigan
y Z S,u-u l55-ly
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Elisha Durkee, !
J. T. Clapp,
Thomas levin,

CATTLE-CLASS la-FOLL BLOODS AND
GRADES.
Best Devon Cow, years DID, (Deermaid,)
A. c. Tuttle, 90
best do Ball, 2 do prince Eugene
4. c. Tuuls, 90
do do calf, months old D II Manley, 90
do Durham Gov, g yeArs old g 7 Uarrinrton 2 90
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AGRICUL rURE AND HOE RTICUL TCRE

AGRICUL rURE AND ROR TICUL rCRE.
CLASS lst-FARMS AND FIELD CROPS
There were no farms entered. According to the
bylaws Of the society, the committee will act on
feld crops next December
Best half bushel wheat, Jason Atwsll, so
hest half bashel ears corn, Wm. Msrkillio, So
best quar-. bushel beans, VIM. Markile, so
Executive Co.nm nmittee.
CLASS I'd
Best half dozen English turneps, II. Rhodes, IS
do do ruta bagas, Oliver Warner, IS
host sample potatoes, Wm. Msrkillie, rs
best sample sw0ot potatoes, Benz. Manning, IS
best dozen carrots, Jason Atwell, IS
best half dozen psrsneps, do do IS
do do beets, George Doughty, Is
do do kohl rabbi, d. WoOdman, "a IS
best sample radshes, Michael Leghty, IS
best quar-. bushel onions do do IS
best three pumrkin5 4. Woodnsn, I'd g
res. !eVT watgnelcrs, Ic:r, g
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LIST OF PREMIUMS
Awarded at the Eighth Annual Fair Of the
Van Buren, County Agricultural Society,
held at Paw Paw, Oct. llth and 10Th,
1859.
CLASS la-STALLIONS, BROOD MARES
AND COLTS-BLOODS
GRADES.

Best saliOn,3 years old, Bucher, L. l.. Halsted: oo
I'd do do Rs,tlsr, 5. P. Cross, 3 90
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DOMESTIC.

Best stallion, years old, Harmon Hsrrick, 2 90
BROOD MARES
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HAMILTON KOONSE,

Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds Of Cabinet
Ware, consisting of Bureaus, Bedsteads Ia
bleS, Loung =. Stands, ETC., Collins
made to order. Give him call. le.!-ly.
MRtiswar, Mick an.
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PROSPECTUS F0RrTHE FOURTH YEAR
OF THE
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION

EFDrNG JANUARY 2efh. 1e5e-pTRCHASF OF THE
- FAMOCs DCefFTD0Rt q Az LEVY or ptTNTIfGSI
AT rOST ~ oNF HrNpPFD ND pIcHTY TpoUs.
AND DOLLARS Avn TIFF r-PrPCFtSF OF POW
FRI CETEVR'TFD fTATrF NP TTTF GRFFK SLAVE y
AT COST nP FIX -HoUsANp Together with e'al
hundred ofhsr valuable voks OF trt rereer he indrce
ment 20 Subscribers greater than heretofore cfereh
Among the large and vsluabe collection OF 10
be awarded premium subssr ~ 2sth OF
1875. from the nnssfldorf Paintings, en-
bracng the well othelo and Desden the Nvmph
OF Diana Trial cf "us &c with others OF sur
pa sing besut- and valre.
The ~orks in Marble III Powers erous ana
original sstpe, THE GRFFK sTAvF. aieo the blowing
beautiful works IN arrara Sarhe. Tfe Sa're of Aurora
the Status OF Psyche the lymph OF AFRO tie Student
and "Fee';" en- brscrg, in al. Fevea hppdred rag
nfcent and costly WORKS IN Pairting scnpiu-e, and
Proze plee Catalogue OF which given the
pleme mt of this Journal.
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Cheap Ca SIN Store.
CoREEB OF WALNUT AND FRONT STREETS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Wood and Willow Ware, Paper Cordage,
Roofing Material, sc.

WOOD WARE.
POO pkss cov'd Buckets; rs doc 10 Bind Boxes;
300 nests Tubs pain ed: 800 Zinc wash Boards;
SIS Vanished and Three 90" Pillow Handles;
81 OS0 as.'ed Broom Handles Cane Fishing Poles
US dog white Buckets 500 as,'ted Liquor Kegs
200 doc Tar ems; 10 dor p Cedar Cans;
500 pkgs Measures P5 Nest Boxes varnish'd
Is doz Pine Churns assorted goo " Painted Tubs and
100 nests Thite Cedar Tubs; 25 doa assed
BASHE Eft WARE.
POO willow Wagons common Market dc
80 extra: so Clothes DO:
sSS Carts, so%%Sn; 100 DO, gssa store
rs Empire Cabs; 300 dozen assorted Marke
100 Willow Cradles; Baskets:
$50 dozen Willow Psttap Willow chairs;
Pick Baste's: doz ass'ted oGice Chairs
Aso-Co. Hampers; imported Baskets; work. Fruit
nd Flower Stands. Also-wlow Work made o order.
FANCY GOODS.
100 doz Feather busters: t'oO bates Aicant Mats;
500 asted Shoe Brushes So lutte bark and Skeleton
100 4" ex. Scrub d" Mats:
IS Rocking Horses; ! 2s doz TOY Air Pistols
CoRDAGE. TWINES, &C.
loOcoi's N and y inch Manila Rope, $50 feet;
,iS coils to Inch %ob do do $50 sS
rs reels BED Cord and Pillow Line MANILA
$50 dog Cotton Pillow Lines and Ped Cord;
1000 SG Ibs Broom T Trins Hemp Wool Trine,
500 his Flav &" 500 us Seine Irvine;
rs bales Batting; 80 reel" :,l Eernn Packing;
so Wrapping Irvine; 1hN Jue Rope;
1.5oO bundles CFrund) angerman's Wrapping Paper;
t.sNO Mcgregor's do;
1000 reams Isockland do;
$50 reams Tea Paper; rs reams Shoe Paper;
IT'S Ham " 10 I" Batting do;
900 lbs Roofing dry; IS 000lbs Roofing do, satued
CaNDLES. sc.
star Candles, Lard OIL Opal Candies stearine Candles
Starch Gei Soap, &C.
IRON HOUND KEGS,
full stock sizes Druggists and Liquor Deal
ers'use, constantly hand.
CHVRNS.
pine Churus Is 20 24nc Cedar DO s Is 90 % do
Cerdar do f. Is. %, 22 do tainted do %. %. %
Rras Hoop doss do doll 4 do
NAMES.
Oiled Root Black Top and Blue do:
Steam Bent Top; PLANK TOP:
For sale by 8. NJ. BARRETT,
may14 cor. Walnut and Front Sta. Cincinnati, q
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Cash far Dry and Green Hides.

tKfE xsil pav The atsEsss Nasxsr Pkfex Casa frr
w Drs and 6secR nl<es. dsissrea ~ 6rsexE,
store, Q. srosd street.
Ne trass psrssss hasses Hides sili on ~ be-
sere o. posing 81 LAsm easesAefe.
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THE FARMERS GUIDE

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BENZ. F. Shields Sales.

N rarL.R Aue,Iea s.,ss Of FURSITURE. COOKING
IL. Urakslfs. cAkPkEIS6s, &C, Aes Every sAtarasy
u.orEinx Il 10 Q cloek-
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IL sariste -sen Wednesday and friasy evening 81
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