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, SINGULAR Lice PREskRvER-A religious On.
uemen informs US that shilling Tes,ameu. pG.
chased IN New Orleans previous 70 the Ne1icsl
war not only saved the life Of the possesor,
put vas the means Of saving his soul. |. ~
70 tins way: young Illinois girl purcha<a /,
small Testament tor four dozen eggs, at ssz
per dozen When her brother was about y
start Tor Mexico, ~ a volunteer, she put ID ipia
ms vest pocket. There it remained wrapped d
the same paper and in the same pocket, Until
inc battle OF Buena Vista, when the wesrsr :.
ceiyed wound through the Testament, shia
osoke the force Of the bullet, which lodged
ms breast and sent him to the hospital fhsr
ne read his book, and has since turued out .
missionary preacher.
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The steamer. Col. Morgan; which has bsea
lying at Fort Desmoines for the past yesr, on
account OF low water, passed down on Tuesday
last, loaded down to her guards with pork for
81. Louis. The river is still rising-ro ice IN
the channel-with some five feet ON the rapids
and we may expect busy time among the com
mission and packing houses in the Valley, for
. month to e0me.-Ottumva Courier.
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Fund, and shall be invested as hereinafter pro.
vded, and held by the Bank as the property of
said branch, in trust for the benefit Of the sew.
eral branches OF the State Bank of Iowa, and az
fund for the redemption Of the notes of cir
culatIon OF any one or more of said branches
mat may fall to redeem its notes, to be applied
to that purpose IN the manner pointed out in
this act.
Sec. 8. All money SO deposited or paid to
TIE Bank on account OF the Safety Fund by any
branch, shall be under the direction of said
Bank. invested either in interest paying Stocks
Of States or o! the United States Each branch
shall be entitled TO receive the interest accruins
on the stocks in which its portion of the Safety
Fund shall have been invested, and in case or
the insolvency Of any branch, the Stocks in
which the money of such branch shall have
been invested as aforesaid, if the proceeds of
such stock shall be sufficient to redeem its out
standing notes OF circulation shall as far "A
practicable be converted into money. and an
Piled to that purpose, before any part of the
Safety Fund belonging to other branches. shall
be SO applied.
Sec. Q. The State Bank Of Iowa shall M.
furnish to any branch, circulating notes to an
amount bearing greater proportion to the
capital stock Of said branch actually paid in and
II the time remaining undmnishsd by losses
~
Or withdrawal, than the proportion hereinafte,
specified, that IL to say: On the first hundred |
thousand dollars, or any lesser amount of its |
capital. not more than twice the amount OF sucL
,apital; on the second hundred thousand doll.rs
" part thereof, not more than one and three
quarters the amount of such capital. over ON.
hundred thousand; on the third hundred thon.
and dollars or part thereof, not more than ONE
nd half the amount of such capital, over two
undrsd thousand; on the fourth hundred
thousand or part thereof, not more than one
nd quarter the amount Of such capital over
hree hundred thousand. and on any amount Of
apital over four hundred thousand dollars NOT
lore than an amount equal to such capital over
'ur hundred thousand; nor shall said Rank
lrnish to any branch circulating notes OF anv
her denomination than of one dollar. two
,llsrs, and three dollars. Of the notes fur
shed to any branch not more tbanAten per ,
mt Of the amount shall be in notes Of one | ,
'llsr each, not more than ten per cent in notes
two dollars each, aud NO, more than TWEEN
i've per osst shall 10 in notes of allfdenomi.
uoes uadse i've dollars, not more than 6fty q
cent. n noses Of ell dissertations under G
, dellass. !
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such evidence OF debt, other than notes az e..
cuiaton, shall be payable to the order Of soma
person therein named. '0
sec. ~. No branch shall put in circulation in
this State, the bills or notes OF INV RanL =.
Banking Company out Of the State. excent sn.h
% are received in the usual course Of business
nor shall any branch either directly or ind;rec,l,
exchange ts BILLS or notes intended to c,renl.,s
Is money with any bank or banking comnanv
"ut VI the state, or with the agents or spch
oanks, for the bills or notes Of such bank 81
an.e company, with view to circulate the
gee. 70. when AIRY number OF persons shall
nase associated together for the formation Of :
T 4. ~ provided for in section nineteen, thew
snail give twenty days public notice n sa,us
newspaper published in the town or ci,v vhs.s
u 70 proposed to establish such branch. ~ ,hs;s
purpose 70 open book for the subscr;n,;cr &c
the Capital Stock Of said branch, SPECIFYING III.
''me ana place thereof such book shall be kent
open ior TWO successive days, between the hnne.
" zen .. IN. and two p. m. Of each dav. nna..l
me control and direction Of such assnc;,,oa
lnd email De accessible to every person des;r;n,
2 subscribe to stock Of the proposed br.n.h
20 the nlst day no person, company or busns.s
arm, composed Of Que or more individuals shsn
y PeFmiAed 70 subscribe TO more than tan |
oares, ana on the second day to no more "a |
w s"sres' unless % the time for closing the /
looks on that day the aggregate amount 81 ssocs
o y shall not exceed the amount Of cani.
y authorized in section twenty one. : S-P''
Sec. ~. The number Of branches or the S,.,.
' a..s o Iowa shall not exceed thirty. ~
oar9 o. directors Of the State Bank ar Tc-s
~ increase the capital stock Of any hrAnch
nose capital does not equal three hundrsd
'oussnd dollars BY authorizing such branch -
'ceive g any time such additional pubscrio.ico
:. capital stock - viii increase Tie s.m. 10
nil.s. n 80 IMAM three hundred thousand
. mat such additional amount Of cspi,sI 4 ,
, 49, oy che public interest, and can IS
.e'y ana probably employed; but ths arRre-
.'s capital Of ell the branches shall NOT excsed
a, Inons OF sollars. No branch shall b .. :
pushed 70 any town With less population ,han /
e hundred, nor shall two branches 30 eatah.
NEG 70 the same town or city.
sec. 90. The branches shall continue a a,,.e !
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another place than the place OF such Dnrchasa
or discount and the taking or reseryinp inter.
est thereon at the rate aforesaid. from the rim.
o. such purchase or discount until the maturity
o. such bill or note, shall not be held usurous
ai1nough exchange on the place where Il 4
naue payable IS at the time Of such purchase or
discount, worth premium; nor shall tbe d;a-
count or purchase 0: bona fide bill a. not.
payable at place, between which and the place
oi discount or purchase, there may be a differ
ehce 10 exchange, and the taking in addition 10
we rate OF Interest aforesaid, the rate Of ex.
change between such places, be deemed usnri.
Gus: PROVIDED, that no loan to. or discount il
favor OF any Director or stakeholder ia which
more than such interest a. il allowed in III.
section shall be taken, reserved, or CHARGED
snail DC forfeited, but the same shall be vsl;I
against such party: Provided, further, that n no
case shall more than the current rate Of az.
cnAnge between such places be taken.
Sec 30. The total liabilities Of any person a. |
any company OF firm Including 10 the liabilities
y : company o. hrm, the liabilities Of tho sev.
-. members thereby to any branch as &C.
cepsof OF acceptors Of bona fide bills Of a..
cnange payable out Of this State, shall A one
slme exceed one-fourth CT the amount ~ ~
n0ses which such branch 10 authorised 10 eileen.
'aIe exclusively Of liabilities % acceptor a. -.
SePsOss, one-tenth, and exclusive or an liahili.
vs. o. such bills Of exchange one.tventieth
pass Of the arnouns Of such notes.
80 ~ branch shall q any time pay out on loans
= discounts, Or in purchasing drafts or bills 81
,sa q, Or IN payment Of depositors. nor
mail ~ any mode put in circulation The noees
4, 4. ny DAnk or banking company which notes !
mall mot at that time DO receivable a "a e
'aynent Of debts BY the branches 90 payine .
~ q circulating such notes, nor shall ID knov.
~ pay out Or put In circulation any notes .
|. sae0 ~ any Bank Or banking company which !
!, we time Of soch paying out or putting In III.
asauoo y noe iedceming its notes in gold and
An notes, bills, and ether evidences Of debt
.s phi: OF exchange, discounted By any I
lancn, shall be made by the terms thereof g.
special endorsement, payable solely ID sncs !.
amen. and no such evidence Of debt shall ~ 4
s'gnaD'e except for collection, or for the fol-
wing purposes. ~
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receiver, by the judge. or court, or clerk there
OF, making the same, shall be sufficient anthor-
ity to him to take possession of the books nro
perty and rights Of every description OF such
branch, and shall be full authority to The sheriff
OF the county where the branch is located. "a
take and give full possession of such books.
property and rights, with the aid OF the county
II required; and said bank receiver shall be
governed by the provisions Of this act As nro-
'ded IN cases OF suspension; and upon the dis
solution Of such injunction, or diseont;nnapco
Of such suit by the Bank, all the rights and
property Of such branch shall be restored =
aud vest in such branch
Sec. Is. Natural persons. not less in nn,pber
than hve, may associate and form branches ~
the State Bank Of Iowa, for the purpose OF car.
rylng on the business of banking. each At su,h
place in this State as shall be designated n ~
certlhcate hereinafter required 70 be made
SUBJECT to the contingencies, restrictions. con.
dition and liabilities prescribed in this All
Sec ~. Persons associating to form 4 branch
shall, under their hands and seals. mako ! car.
tiicate. which shall specify:
FIRST: The name assumed BY such branch ard
by which 1t shall be known in its DEALINGS Il
which name shall be included the name 81 liz
Guy, Vhage or town IN which its banking one
rations shall be carried on. -
oeSOuu. AUG amount OF the CaDitAl af0cE nr
such branch and the number Of shares Mia !.
each member Of the Company.
Fourth: The time when such comnanv ~.
have been formed. ''a'i
Which certificate shall be acknowledgadh
lore justice Of the peace or notary puhI,c "a
snail be recorded BY the recorder Of the co,,n,.
where such branch 10 to be established +.
book TO be kept by him for that purpose .h;os
hall At all times during Office hours he Isn,
open for the inspection Of any person v;.h;n"
o examine the same; one copy Of which cs-s
.ncate, duly certified, shall be transmitted -
ne Secretary of State, who shall record "a
areiuliy preserve the same in bis o6Rce "a
no.ner to the bank commissioners ia III ~
cmed, until the organization Of the S,.ts RI
y iowa, and thereafter to said Bank.
oec. ~. The officers Of each branch .h.u :.
!" eno OF every month, cause statement cf
. - aumoef; names and place Of residences n
acn stockholder in such branch. siso -.
: ,nn Of STOCK owned BY each, and he dste
.ns ..ans'efs Of any stock with the names a.
anslerer and transferse, one cow 81 o1 ~h;sh
a.e%ens shall BE- posted up 10 some consnicn.
"a place 10 the Bank, and one coo, ' I'll
used oy the Bank to BE- aled il Il. cesc. y y
y recorder OF deeds In the COUNTY vhs,.;n
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FROM WASHINGTON.

CorIesIrnde nee ot Tue n. Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Msy IL, 1853.
Notwithstanding the recent denial Of The Union
that loan or issue Of Treasury Notes would be re-
quired before the adjournment, the Cabinet deter
mined to-day to apply for fifteen millions in the
form of loan, and the application will probably be
sent in tomorrow, with letter from the Secretary
ofthe Treasury stating that this sum will be need
ed TO cover deficiencies for the two first
quarters of the coming f.cal year, go as
to carry the Government through till next
January. when Congress will be able to contem-
plate the condition of the finances and provide
accordingly. No particular rate Of interest," will be
recommended, except maximum OF SAX per cent.
While Congress is about this business oil voting lhe
use of the public credit it may as We'll authorize
the lty millions Of notes already granted 10 Dc
funded for il quite evident that the forthcoming
revenues will not be sufficient TO redeem them al
maturity wear hence. This reqrlsltiOn Will neces-
sarly provoke d discussion upon the state OF the
revenue al resources but it will end IN voting the
loan and that ia all the Administration cares Tor.
II ia pretty well decided at the Department TO
nepotate for the reissue of the first SIX millions Of
notes, which were placed at the discretion oil the
Secretary and issued at three per cent, al the aver
age rate at which the others have been sold. mus
,oms and lands. and the outstanding three are
received very slowly being absorbed tc5 Investment,
at even that low interest.
The reports from Utah by Telegraph are not cred
tied at the War Department, where DO official in
formation on the subject has been received Doubts
sre entertained, because it is believed that the
officers connected with the expedition at Leayen-
worth would have Immediately informed the Score
tary, since the movements OF the whole campaign
msy be materially affected by the intelligence. II
true the three volunteer regiments would not be
called out, thus saving over four millions ofexpend.
ture and the transportation Of large reenforcement'
10 the regular army might ssO be saved. Gen.
Scott s inclined, however, 20 attach some degree
Of credit to the statements, but mostly from then
circunsantiality.
Col. Kane, who has igured so extensively IN the
newspapers Oh California and Utah, as Commls'
siOner or Agent Of the Government holds no sucu
position, and has no authority or power Directly o.
indirectly. He came to Washington some moaIn'
hgO, and stated his intention OF proceeding on sU
Vntary mission to Brigham Young q" PeaceuaA''
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Nfurkets.

Cmc,ca MAY Iq-FLOuR dull. WHrAD quiet sales Is on
bush Gle Corn quiet ard qnot,iOns nominal O1S ltm
sales bush at 29 SHIPMENTS 70 HfsoNo Flouf. ID w
bush Wheat 20 COO b. sh Com. Shipments 20 Oswego-No
Elonr Wheat, II 500 bash. Corn REotisrs-l,S0 bbs
Flour. q, eco hush. Wheat, IS eco bush. Com.
BUFFAuo May l9-C mFLOUR fsvOrs buyers; sales 900
IS for choice Ohio and ndsua and fi1Sf . for
extra and doub opened au bur closed
5000 busb. So for Chaso Spring ahost and 7o free
board Corn Gull .ses OF 1900 bush at 81 SIC. ior
Indiana OATS ovsr ssles 200 bush 3c WHISKY steady
sa 5s hb a. 9Q 9ic FREicHrs ciosed active l2 DO TO
New-lOTk.
EtW.ORLFANs May 10 The sales Of CoIroN to-day
S bale, at unchanged prices th, Niagsra pnbshsd at
Eoon having had effect MISS PoaS, pl BACON, Sides,
eic So. rr 9 EXcHANGE. 1851 lCe!.
Pun NDrLrHIA May l9-FLoUR Ohio has declined lG sales
auet ssles of 8C0 bush at c al at WHISKY steady at
. s02c Provisions quiet Mess Pork al 1888 LARD
MoBiLE May 49, r1oS iu day 600 bales at g.
for Mdcug sales OF the three days O oLes receipts OF tine
thrr. days 900 bales.
CRIHs1oN May l8-Corro> market q unchanged sales to-
day, I. lo9 ssles.
ALBANY May 49, A-FLovR moved od slussishy to-day,
owing partially to the ndsposion Of noer to reduce their
about 8t0 bbs WHE.r'he only sale reported IL
buh white Michigan az al. BARLEYhoders SOMEWHAT
and secured slight advances sales Of LOO bush
Canada arrive early Csc 10 bush do at tic and 400
bush iufeot twoowed at Sic CoR> 10 limited supply en1
pc uncbanee3 sales OF 500 bush sound Nesern mixed a,
t907Cc O.Is peLty and sellers rather sales o. 10 90
bu-h Canada Yves, 1871 6c and 800 bush do heavy at c
WHIsKY--ales of l39 bbls State at 20i or2lc.
OsWEGO May 1876 q. m.-fLOUR steady and dull WHEAT
In good deTnand bush 49, for Chicago Sprung
Cory fl N sales of 400 bush. Illinois River ,62c CANAL
stesdy Flour 3o Wheat o. and Corn Be- TO New
York L.KE IMPOkrs to-day: l0c0 bbs Flour 7ScOo bush
What Is GO bush Corn CANAL EXPORTS 5000 bbl' Flour
20 buh. Wbest "a 100 bush Corn, 84O0 bush Oats
B.iTIMoRE May la-FLoUK firm WHEAT steady CoRS
062 yellow 66adac PeoylsIoSs dun aud
heavy. Bulk MEATs, IA &c. WHISKY dull at -. a2lc.
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Accident on the ElmirEA Canandai'
gun and Niagara Falls Railroad.

ELMIRA, n. y, Wednesday, May ~, 1898.
The New-York express train on the Elmirs Canaan
dagua and Niagara Falls Railroad, which left Suspen-
sion Bridge yesterday morning at twenty minutes to
O'Clock, ran OFF the track half mile west Of Penn
Yam station.
Tie accident was caused by the equazing bar on
the tender breaking which fell on the track thereby
throwing the baggage and two passenger cars OIL the
track, stripping the latter Of their seats
The following persons were injured
Mr. w. +. Bird of Newly ork, badly cut in the face,
but no bones broken. He is on his way to New York
to-day
George Walters, brakeman, cut above hs eye.
MR. IIurd, and Mrs. Wymans, mother OF Mrs. Hurd,
slightly bruised.
A pbysicisn from Illinois, wrist dslocated.
\ lady from Addison, slightly cut in the face.
Al the Injured have returned to their respective
homes.
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ANOTHER MURDER IN THE FOgRTH
WARD

Another murder was pespetrated in the Fourth Ward
last everIg. young man of ii. ropute, named James
Willisms alias Slab" mottally shot at No. xss
Water st,ett Roosevelt street. by Cas. o Riley,
keeper Of low groggery at that place.
II appears that Williams entered the pace and drank
liqscr for which be refused to pay Some angry
words ersred, when ORley seized a lumber and
thrt aened to split Williams head open If be did oot
pay. Williams dared him to violence, and approached
him in threatening manner; whereupon, OR'lav
threw down the tumbler, and, drawing revolver. dis
charged il at the head Of Williams, who instantly fsa
to the floor without utterDg word. The slug entered
the mouth splitting the tongue and ctnshpg the paAas
dreadfuy.
a terrible uproar instantly ensued. and Though tho
pc lice did not arrive for some minutes, ORiey ma<s
no effort to escape but suffered himself 20 BE- qaiety
taken to tho FCurt Precinct Station House by Ohooa
Studley.
Wlli,ms was removed to the New York Hospital.
where his recovery wac pronounced impossible.
Young man named Jeremiah Saxtoo. ORey's
bar-ke per, was arrested witness and sent TO the
Sixth Pr, cinct Police Station that intercourse
might take place between him and his employer.
O'Riley is known in the Fouth WarI as Csptas.'
icing or having been, captain of one Of the Irish M
ta companies. He appears to be only - Of y years
of eye, aud Williams is a few Yeas older.
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Board q Uaaer.rite, Of Phil .dsphi. sskins a. a..


| preparation for Break water on Cav ShosI.
,, An adverse report was inside BY the COMMITTEES oil
rGfegn AhGIs on Il memorials Of citizens Of Mains
mi mat the boundary bet Soen Maine and Ne y.
Prm> wick be paiCly msrked.
ga uetscae vas received from the President inc f.
ing letter from the Secretary Of the Navy on the
subject Of British aSgTessons in the Gclf of Mexico
al G ieteiitd 10 the Committee Foreign Relations
end ordered 20 be printed.
Mr.. PCGH Ohio offered resolution ipqriring il
the Mexican Government has revoked the graft for
nd se'os the l. hmua Of Tehu.ntepec and IL co. pro-
poeng that steps be taken TO renew it.
TIE bill for the repeal Of the Fishery Bountiss Act
taken up and discussion ensued on amen dnsnts
to repeal II duty salt and sugar.
The discussion wa continued by Messrsrs. CHAN
SON, (Mafs) SHIELDS, MINI ST. AMER. Mas
and Others, and the subject finally disposed of
folows:
The amendment to the amendment repealfg the
duties on sugar was lOst-27 against 90.
The amendment sef repesing the duty on sat
was lot-4l against Is.
The bill being reported, Mr.. WILSON, Mas
moved thst il DO not take effect till the 3lst Decen-
Der, 1862 Lost-3O against 90
The bill then passed by final vote Of 30 against
%. 1t takes effect from December 81, 1859.
lex, Chandler. CLARK, Collamer, Crittenden, Dixon
Doottle, Duikee, Fessenden. Foot, Foster, Hale,
Smu ops, Stuart, Sumner, Wade, Wilson.
Abfentees-Messrs Bates, Cameron, Fitch, Green
Kennedy, Reed, Thompson Ky }, Trumbul
The Homestead bill was taken up on motion of Mr..
POLK mo
Some verbal amendments were agreed to, but with.
out action, the Senate adjourned.
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CoIrsBrAs LITERARY CLrB.-The Seventh Ami
vtrsary Of the Columbian Literary Club was celebrated
last evening, in the University Chapel. The attend
sncs was very large every pew and aisle being crowd
ed to their umost capacity, principally BY young
lsdies. Dodwonhs Band ofioisted in the gallery.
The exercises commenced with the Presidential ID
Jrcss BY Philip ii. Bovine, which was followed by an
essay On Home IIfueDce," By William W. Gilbert;
an esssy on "fo,hy as an Implement" by J. ii.
Stats, AID another essay on "Our Friends" by
Samuel Putnam; at the cloee OF which the President
stated he had just received Intelligence that Mr.. W..
Walter Phelps, who was set down on tho programme
70 deliver the next essay had fallen from his horse and
received very severe irjuries which, he Regretted
world prevent his participation in the exercises M
VIM. L. Keese then concluded with poem eHuned
"TLe Lay Of the Student
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xxxy,h CONGRESs"".Fi First Session.

SENATE. w asHINGToN, May ~, ls1S'
Mr. SEWARD presented Concurrent te'e on. !sh %
House board ard Of the Pacific Railroad bill OF MI
Phelps Of Missouri.
Mr. DOOLIrfLE VIE offered a resolution that
the President communicate all the c)Tresponl fence
concerning the afrtst If Gen. William Walker ana
the seizure of property belonging O. persons under
his command, by Commodore PauldinS; also for ~
formation why certain correspondence on tbe suoJsc'
Us vitbdrawu from TIE files OF the NAYS Department
Nil. SEWARD y. y called for the Yeas All
NAYS on the question of taking NJ the bill for the n
Prove ent of the H6tb)r of Chicago, With the we o
making It Il test whether the Senate viii take up the
severE other Hsrbor Appropriation bills.
The IN ton wss lost by vote OF 81 against y.
Mr. SEWARD n. Y presented a memorial from
Is,,son widow of a soldier who helfei TO capture
Mr. BiGfER tPs.) presented a msmoiial from the