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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-01
WILL YOU PLEASE READ
HI @

TN . Q u T. q.
WE beg leave respectfully 10 inform our
w friends that their accounts are now ready
for delivery, and we will be greatly obliged by
early sttlements. Our claims, as well as our en-
fragments are large, extensive collections are in
dispensabe, and cannot be made too soon. Those
who are not at present prepared TO make full pay
nents will please give their notes, the terms Of
which we will endeavor TO make mutually salts
factory.
There is disposition evinced in many parts of
the country, toremodel the general system OF bust
ness by the nominal adoption of exclusive cash
payments, half yearly accounts, &C., but we have
no confidence in such movements, as they do not
reach the true difficulty. The theory upon which
business is generally done amongst US IS good
enough il is the practice ,chieh is wrong What we
all want is well grounded confidence that debts
are not simply good, but will be paid at maturity,
and il is this feature which gives business its true
vitality and checks evil tendencies.
| We have annually to thank many of our friends,
not only for liberal bills, but for payment suifi-
GENTLY close to maturity for all practical uses, but
too prevalent carelessness on this subject here,
as elsewhere has been the great consuming evil at
tending the transaction Of husness-its most pal
pable effect has been upon the merchant, but the
injurious influence has oppressed the business and
prosperity of the entire country and formed a
principal element in the fierce money panic which
| has Just swept over US.
| II is only BY the application Of sound and prac-
teal principles TO the details of business that we
could offer the fullest advantages TO our custom
ers, and we shall always be happy 10 sell every ar
ticle at the lowest possible profit for cash, or on
account as heretofore to approved purchasers, our
prices however in no case admit of anything short
| Of positively prompt settlements at maturity.
Mr.. ISAAC PEARSON having become partner
| in the house, il will be continued without change
of style, with improved facilities, and as hope,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-01

Country Apple Vinegar.
Y septlI THOMSON, LEWIS & CO.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-01
Monticello, Lafayette Co., Mo.
THINGS NOT IN ORDER.


I. To stand befor the church door
before sevice.
2. To engage in any kind of con-
versation, even religious, between
the time of your going in and the
commencement of worship. That
interval should be spent in compos-
ing the thoughts for the solemuities
of the solemities of the approaching
services.
8. To salute persons coming in by
bowling, smiling, &c.
A. To look around to catch tke
eye ola friend, and smile at any re-
mark from the pulpit.
5 To permit your children to sit
in any place except your own pew.
6. To allow them to be stuffing
themselvs during the services with
apples, sweet cakes, candy, or any
thing else.
Sleeping in church.
aching for garments or
bile the blessing
hing, talking
as soon as
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-01
REARING BOYS.

We submit the following in four
chapters, as it has such a capital
local all APPLICATION just now, and
may be read with profit by many:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-01
FRESH lemons.

Together with fine lot of Cigars, from $40 10
$40 per ], 900, and also the realmported HAVANA.
He is also prepared 10 furnish, at short notice,
cakes of every description,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-01
FOR WEDDING OCCASIONS,
SOCIAL PARTIES Or FOE FAMILY USE

All of which will be carefully packed and de,
livered any where in the city, or promptly for
wardedt to neighboring towns.
Dec. 3d. 1857. q. o. WAGNER.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-04-01
To Our Customers.
CAS- SYSTE NJ

EROM and after the LIST day of March next,
l. we will dispense with our Books and positive
ly adopt the low price
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REGULAR NASHVILLE AND PADUCAI
4 nnr-rurr,
HIglLlNlAN BROS
DEPOT.

No. Al College, and Al and 43 Market SITS,
OFFER for sale good terms 60 or prompt dealers:
- 500 Tons Of their celebrated Charcoal Refined Iron;
$50 e well ass0 rted Piltsburg Iron.
Sd " Hammered Iron, including PlOW MOulds;
SD 90 Best Tennessee Castings;
1 % CAsI Shsar, 4. o. A. b. Steel:
lgU1 kegs assorted Nails and Spikes, best brand;
100 asst Wrought nd Steel Piows1 all sizes;
90 Sets EGEgoa and Buggy Axes, all sizes.
ALSO AUvs Wees Files, Chains, Axes, cutters, &c
iaB2g-J1 jan 80
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I.Lower CT y 80

Twenty Choice Varieties for One Dollar.
THE subscriber ptctully announces that 70 supply
that been greatly felt by Amateurs Flowers
he bias purchased rom Sir D. x. Bliss springfield, Mass
assortment Of his Flower Seeds have been found
and Eu1wu in every STATE he UuiOu be Of the
most etl0i5 cha make h- following from
Bliss Catalogue 50 that 10 may De that sell them
exactly His sseCs embrace only those OF
and German flower They sold ali
price that fJw eeds have 0gf this mar
ket.
Ihavo selected out Of uv large collection OF flower seeds
She most beautiful sud snowy -ari-ts, each distinct
in color, aua Cacu-Led L1 produce effect Bhsn liant
ed out l beds groups lhe border. have had
each variety distinctly marked with the Botanical En-
gish name, b. time of Gov esiEE cJ0r Of the Wsr
should be and valuable hiats cultva-
uou. In selecting there vareJies have been careful
exclude all whICa ny bunmers insignificant
appearance, thai tag collect Will comprise
would % The entire tsluGton Of any lady
tlsmau wls might be disposed 70 order them he C0lIec
ton will Be sent free By post aay part Of the country
he following prices:
Assortment No. /. Consists OF twenty choice varis-
ties Cf Auuua ..........,. ..... 81 Co
No. C0nsisls Of twenty choice varie-
ties Of Be1Hials and PerBnnials. ....... / 90
No Consists Of ten extra fus varieties
Of Annual and PeTeU Hials embracing
many Of The new and choicest in culu-
tiou.:...................-...- -. 60
No (. Consists Of five very choice vErie-
tics, selected from Prize Flowers Of
Eng Pausies, German CarHauOu,
ana tIcOtee Fiuks, FsrbeuHs; IrEIaut's
Fr nCh AstGrsr and Double Holly hooks,
each Of which are sold al twenty-five
cents slnEy.s...ss- ss......s.. / 90
Persons in ordering will please give the number OF
Assortment. EemmutanCOs be made in bank bills
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
ian25-u Nashville, Tennessee
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rtEuIesL EguIesll

THVHE subscriber twenty Mule, three and four
d yeErs old which he viii sell able rms. These
Mules will DO exhibited the Public Square this day and
Tomorrow, where purchasers will have opportunity OF
making selections.
fan2g-d2l JOHN z. ANDERSON.
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Bandusia Seminary.

(Ou ths Galatin Turnpike, two miles from Nasnulio}
4 DDlTlONAL BOARDING PUPILS eau be received in-u
a this lhsitution. Application Ghoula be made mr--
dately lh5 session cOmUeueed the Isl OF september,
1857, and vii continue 20 he Isl Of JlIy.
jan27-3Ws NATH CROSS,
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BRIDEE sTOCK FuIt -

election will be held at che Planters Bank OF Teunss
n see, on MONDAY the FIRST DAY OF MARCH next,
for Directors 10 serve the ensuing year.
jan2g-td D WEAVER, Cashier.
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WasBin geo. 51 l1
The Institution supplied wi.a l-rlr greG ca and
PhiIosoDhica Apparatus, Maps 3l So c- -.l.ur ever
AGILITY Tor the study Of Ire rCisu
bs tustifu lion % situatsd point r8ea-at HE for f
health fnlues aud good society and is accessible bv Rail
road to the whole sOuth.
Wiih he advantages enumerated and having rarzaa1d
" en- .arrau ged College BuidIar, capable 90
20 four hundred FEpss Irus-s5s ee cduf-
dsnt thai the Institute not o. y I'd 81 5u viii receive
increased patronage.
no. @. SMART,
Sssr Beard OF Trustees ?
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IN s. LNATE--EYENING sEssIOT.
THE BANK BILL.

Mr. WHIT THORNE presented the following
report:
The Confer enoe Committee to whom was referred
the points Of disagreement between the two houses
upon Senate bill No. g. submit their report
1st. That the Is. section be so amended as to fix
the LIST day of Nov. 1858, the day Of resumption
of specie payments.
ID That he Senate amendment and House amend
notes of corporations Of other States, be so amended
as to read after the words ''no bank IN 9TH line Of
Ist section, as follows: agent person or corporation,
licensed OF chartered to do banking or brokerage
business in this State shall be permitted to pay out
for circulation the Of any corporation or asso-
citation of individuals which has not been chartered
by the State of Tennessee: violation Of this pro
vision shall be a misdemeanUr, and any person
as aforesaid corporation convicted thereof, shall
be fined not less than five hundred dollars and not
more than two thousand dollars"
Sd. After the words" branches" inthe 10th line
of the Ist section, insert and read follows sand
then only provided in the 9TH section Of this act
4th And to the 9Th section, after striking out
House amendment insert in lieu thereof the follow
ing after the words 'epaid OUT the 18th line Of
the 9th page: ''but such bank or branch bank IN
this State shall be und legal obligation TO comply
with the foregoing provisions Of this section until
the first day Of Septe mber, 1859, frOm and after
which time they shall strictly conform thereto;
provided that nothing lerein contained shall be so
construed TO prevent any parent bank fro sign
ing, filling up and regi steering notes intended Tor
circulation and payable at their branches, to whom
said notes may be remi tied for circulation. All Oh
which is respectfully sub mitted; and concurrence
asked.
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9
An accurate computation Of the losses ocoasioned
by the preselt failures of the banks would add
largely 90 the statistics give above, and probably
I'D the depreciation of the value of real estate cot
tau farm produce 6Cks and bank bills and ell other
things would amount 90 not less than three hundred
and nifty millions. Add this amount TO former esti-
mated losses resulting from paper-mouey banks and
., makes S165.4II. lg1 This is probably below.
rather than above, the true test amount To this
should be added the loss and suffering of the thou
sands Of the poor and needy thrown out Of employ
meut 10y bank failures which cannot be reduced 10
and hc csImatedb by dollars and cents
There sir, are the losses 10 the country by banks
some Of the injurious and evil effects of paper curren
o.. Now, eau any one point 20 the benefits derived
Not one: The only benefit that can be pointed 20 is
our vast credit In government, State, corporation
and private debt OF over thirteen hundred millions
ofdoaars TLis alone can be pointed TO, by the
friends of banks a monument Of their glory; and,
like lac aristocracy Of Europe, the BaukocraCy Of
the United States, only point the over worked,
and over taxed masses TO national debt
national blessing Such, sir, will ever be the
arguments of capitol TO lab0r-0f arstoCracy 10 the
Ie. pie ever taxing demanding, 'Jhe sweat Of
che brow without pay or reward; and, sir, in this
e.aensEou. let me refer you TO the arguments made
ny the great constitutional eXpOunder IN 1882, on
q be evil effects %, paper currency. The following is
as language:
" a dis5rIoreI currency is one Of the greatest of
. y
for the support of the social SYSTEM and encourages
propensIues destructive Of lis happiness. ItWars |
against Industry, fruEslily, and economy; and It |
fosters The evil spirit of extravaganza and speculs-
ton OF all the c0Uriyaucas for cheating the labor
ing classes Of mankind, none has been more eectual
than that which deluded them with paper
money. This Is the most efectual Of inven-
lions 10 ierJlzs the rich mans field by the
sweat of the poor mans brow. Ordinary tyranny. 1
ppTos5n, excessive taxation, these bear lightly on
he happiness Of the mass of the community, com /
pared with fraudulent currences and the robberies
committed 10y Deprecated paper. Our own history
las recorded for our instruction enough, and more
han enough, Of the demoahzing tendency, the
ufusuce aud the int0lersble oppression on the
irtuous and wel-disposed, Of degraded paper
urrency, authorizedby law, Orauy way cOuntenanced
y government"
Aud James Buchanan, in a speech on the indie
eudent Treasury bill, says
d. The evils Of redundant paper circulation are J
manifest TO every eye. 1t alternately raises and
iuks the value OF every mans property. Ii makes
bcggar of the man tomorrow who INDUCED in a
realms Of wealth to-day. Il converts the business
society into a mere lottery, whilst those who dis
-ibuIe the prizes are wholly irresponsible to the
e0ple When the collapse cOmes-as come II must il
it casts labOUers out Of employment brushes manu-,
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TOR residue Of the ensuing year, desire the
halt miles from Nashville, known the late residence Of
CAPTAIN Brooks which situation cOusss OF ten IN all
out Of which there is i've MOTTO BE- surpassed for Gar
den purposes the residue grounds. The teDeEen
on this land consist house ih geo rooms
also kitchen, negro house, stable, and good we'll Of
Ter. For terms apply to JOHN WILSON,
ian3l-d3F H. a. HARRISON.
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@ Go lege Street.
ENGLISH CALF EXTE sion SOLID
SHOES.

HAVE received additional supply OF Double Soed
and sStitched-DIWn shoes Also Calf Kid Congress
Caters Superior Calf Double SOled Hall Double Boots
For sale al The very lowest prices,
i7r3p-tf John RAMAGT
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TLBVEN Shares Stock in the Broad Street Bridge Con
Il pauy, which now paying ten percent per um1ald
MAJ pay y TO 10 Te. cent nez year Apply lmme-
dateiv to !. l.. & K W BROWN,
ian&g-dlOt Az Cherry Stress
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Negroes Negroes For Sale

Negroes! Negroes :! For Sale.
4 No. Z MAN COOK, and his wife, who is a splendid
"A Washer and l'ner Also, good family Of likely Ne
gT0ss, VII Oh viii be sold low.
jan % BOYD e co.
Auction S lie Of Negroes.
EE will sell the hiGhes. bidder on SATURDAY next
" January 30. Is "a the Court House gale, Negro
Woman and hertwo children. She splendid house ser
vant-veE Quslited The children very likely Tney
will be sold credit Of months, for good no es well
endorsed and payable In baHk.
jan25-gd BOYD & co.
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FOR RENT.
AUCTION SALE THIS MORNING,
REM r SHIELDS


ETILL sell this MORSING, (a 10 oclock an invoice Of
w Furniture, Chairs. CarpeHug, Stoves and suutTss-
t. close cOnsignmeHts, for CASH.
igngO BENZ. F. SHIELDS.
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R.K. KERCHEvAL, CLERK and Master.
STATE or TENNTsSEF, CUFF5- co.
CLrcuit Court, Jan. 4. L...-

Juliet = RamOO, Elias r. RfuB1F-0u Ir- Divorce
+ appearing 20 the CLERK, the Circuit .0Tr. Coffee
county, from The petition of the rlaL
defendant, Eiias 2. kamUo. non resident f lla stare
be served upon him, it's therefore ordered by
clerk Of saii Court thai publication ba a .Il ht1h-
lie Union ami American, uHvsrlI gr E.Hl.T.H u the
city Of Nashville n tho state of Tennessee Tor
osessye weeks, requiruE said lgsHaHts
appear the Jfhs Circuit Court Or sl county,
10 be held at the house, in She town .
fourth MOutsy so February neat lla u..H.
demur % said petition or 700 D.. be- .-.l
for confessed g.. e.. D .lfEL-
Q-yv u-s ....-.
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cRISP's cAIETY.

CRISP'S GAlETY.
sole Lessee and Manager CRISP.
Stage Manager ......-...J. G CARTLIECA
treasurer '''' '--' ..''-.'J WRANCH
SCALE OF PRICES.
Dress Circle and Parqustts.. IS cents
Faiy so cents.
Private Bsxes S. dollars.
Doors open X pass6 to commence at : o,sloss.
Box once opea daily from a NJ to - and from ?. NJ
last appearance positively Of the eminent Artistic,
M r. :. e. "a U RD OCH.
SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. 80, 1858.
viii b acted shakspearo's Tragedy in ave acts entitled,
MACBETH,
KING OF SCOTLAND
MACBETH. 5Ir. J. & MURDOCH
LADY MACBETH. lrs A. ]. MsNkEN.
To conclude with the capital Farce OF
JOHN BOBBs.
II For fun par iculars, zee Programme Bills.
REGULAR NASHVILLE AND CARTHAGE
PACKET, BLANCHE LEWIS,
JOHH MASTER,
WILL run as a regular ssmi-wseky Packet 49,
w between this port and Carthage during h-tsy.11
The season, leaving Nashville on Aondzy and
For freight passage apply on board, or 10
jan30-u A.HANILTON, Agent.
FOR CARTHAGE,
TT7HE steamer BLANCHE LEWIS, will fgR@- D
L leave for the above and al iutermedi- lE-Iusrst
ports MONDAY, FEBRUARY the - -
lst. at O'Clock, p. II. For freight or ,--a-a8
passage apply on board orto A. HAMILTON,
jan Sod Agent.
REGULAR NASHVILLE AND PADUCAH
PACKET, LOOKOUT,
W SlNS........ M4srER,
WILL leave as a Regular PACKET between
" this Portland Padu ali, during the season. eiAfa
She ts Of the fastest b'gts river, and
pa senEer5 viii dnd comfortable I'm every respect
For freight or passage apply 81 boart, or 70
jan3O-u A. HAMILTOy, agent.
FOR PADUCAH.
The A. Passenger Packet Lookout,
w SIMS. Master, will leave for the above ,. -
W and all way ports MONDAY, FKB- k1-Ea
RUARY the LIST. For freight passage
p y on board, or TO- A. HAMILTON.
liau3O-td Agent.
FOR MEMPHHIS.
FTNHE superior and light draught passenger a1RA
L and freight steamer, J. G.. CLINE, viii kEssss41
leave f1r the above and all way ports on -
SO NDAY, FEBRUARY the Let a. 9 O'Clock -ala---a---
p. NJ For ne gnt or passage apply on board, or to
Jal29-td A. L. DAVIS, Agent.
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- ,Ii+EIs5 m RAI.Is I'D PAKTIEs.
J. q. WHITE

,sr n an. blindness that may be entrusted 90 him
wv with such Ebides he p1ssesse-. OLAts DtcN OF
Go rdy's JeWelry store, on the Public Square
an27-Im
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IN CHANCFRY At WI>BUEtl.
NOVEMBER RULES 1857.

LEROY L. FufmsrUs. u--HT-
T apaeariuE she slTs action Of rho E.rs and .stcr
allegations c1slUlul. T I u.fan-
dant R0ssOu, Is nOur=il1u. Of Tine state u ieuurs-
that the ordinary process OF l c-uHf bee served
upon her: IIs therefore ordered shat pub made
"a the Nashville Union aad Alnsri nlu slad
the city u Nashville and State 90 Iaass.
weeksin succession requiring The s-i Poison pear az
the next Term Of she llancty Court 90 De holden lgs
town Of ieWIsburE he Isl ietresLl s le 1I Mon
day in February next, and plead, aus Dec --u-
claimants bill; She will be ussu confessed AMI
set for hearing FaItG true copy. TINS "a Decent
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BLNKs I'D RANKING.

Mr. ROWLES, fromthe Joint Committee on the dis
agreeing votes Of the two Houses uponaI nendments
TO the Senate Bank BILL no. 82) submit ed as their
report
l. That the first section be so amende as to fix
the first day Of November, 1858, as the day of re-
sumption Of specie payments.
.. That the Senate amendment and Hous amend
ment, in reference to paying out and cir eulating
notes Of corporations Of other States, be so
amended as to resd after the words "No b8 nk," in
the 9Th line Of tho first section, as follows: ''Agent
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FOR CAHrHAGE

THE steamer BLANCHE LEWIS, Will sRFs- a
L lssvs for the above and an iutermedi- AE-I,u1sf
ate ports on MONDAY, FEBRUARY the - -
lst., at 4 O'Clock, p. D.. For freight or
passage apply on board, ITO A. HAMILTON,
ian 30-td AGENT.
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PETITIONS.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. p, 1858.
PETITIONS.
Mr. HARRIS: From Lemon Bennett and others,
asingth that the village of Fall Branchbe incOrpora-
ted. Referred.
Mr. MENEES: From citizens of Cheatham coun-
ty asking that said county be released from paying
State tax. Referred.
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The report was cuncrrred in by the following vOte
Ysas-Messrs Brown, Denton, Golf, Harris,
Jones, McDOugal, Menees, Munday, Reid, Ross,
Travis, Walker, and Withdrawals.
NayS-Messrs Bratcher, BulleH, Davis GoOdner,
Heiskell, Hill, Roach, Welcker Wright, and Speaker
Burch-10.
Mr. HARRIS, when his name was called, said that
while he would vote to in the report, still
there was portion he could not endorse He was
in favor Of the counter note proposition, but was
opposed to pOstponing the resumption Of specie pay
ments until the first day OF September, 1858. He
in favor Of forcing the banks to immediate re-
sumption. They had suspended, 1t was said, because
the banks of New ork and New Orleans, had done
so; those banks had resumed and there was no
reason for our banks to remain suspended.
Mr. JONES' when his name was called, said: That
the bill as agreed upon by the Committee Of Con-
ference carries an inconsistency upon its face, in
this that all notes under five dollars are enjoined
from being paid out by the banks after the lst day
of july whereas the banks are not compelled to pay
out specie until the LIST of November: upon the
understanding that there will be bill passed before
Cling this inconsistency, be should vote for con-
curing in the report Of the committee.
HOUSE BILLS ON THIRD READING.
House bill to charter the town of Spring Greek,
was taken up.
Mr. GOODNER offered an amendment, to amend
the charter of the town Of Alexandria in DeKalb
county. Adopted
Mr. BURCH (Nlr TRAVIS in the Chair offered an
amendment to amend the act Incorporating he town
of Harrison. Adopted.
And the bill as amended passed the third reading.
Senate took up the Code, and
Part III was read and passed the first time, after
which
Senate adjourned until 10 A. NJ, to NOR row.
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Mr. KINGS bill G93) to incorporate the Shelby
Military Institute was considered and passed the
third reading; and then, on motion by Mr. KING, it
was ordered to be forthwith Transmitted to the
Senate.
And then, the House adjourned till tomorrow
morning 10 o'clock
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: Losses bysuspensi0ns Of specie pay
ments by banks and consequent de-
probation Of their notes very
iowI......-..--...................... 100000
8. Loss by destruction Of bank notes
by accident 1921, 882
f. losses by c0uuterfeit bank notes be-
youd loss in coin ............. 4,444444
D. Losses by fluctuations in bank cur
reucy affecting prices, extravagan-
ccs in living, sacrifices on property,
and boy only part Of the other Incl
dents 90 the banking system not com
putcd, at least mot 6aifthe amount l5O,OOO,OOO
Aggregate computcd..... ....... 1865, AL, 497
Add for United States bank and others
since 81 .............. -..... $500. $4,000, O6O
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Mr. BENTLEY introduced bill Cyo ALL to
suspend the execution laws for twelve months
Printed in this paper yesterday
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- % far 81 IeaIar., aaa Progtamne Bnls.
REGULAR NASHVILLE AND CARTHAGE
PACKET. BLANCHE LEWIS.

JOHH L BAIE0AN AsTE,
WILL a regular semi weekly Packet ss1E-a n
-" between this port and Carthage, during s,7Ts5l
the season. leaving Nashville on Monday and
Thursday, a. Z O'Clock p. n. az7--aaala--
For freight or passage apply on board, or 70
jan30-u A.HAMILTON, Agent.