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Lexington Races.

FINN DAY-Fnday Sept 2-Produce Stake for year old
Two mile beatsSl00 entrance SC forfeit S25 declaration.
Closed With IS nomiostonS started
John Hunters (Grinsead oh BY Lecompte, dam Plea
Capt Moores w Buford's) oh Moe Jackson, by Van.
dali dam Oh by Margrave she out OF tie dam OF Tbe
Eagle 4 Wingates C Jackthe Barber, by Vandal, dam
Nebraska, by imp SoVereg Z
N JOhnson's Oh BY Lexington, dam Undne, by York
shire, she out II Lady Adam ds
Aexanders or fly Lexington, dam Iris by rEsee dS
Wallaces produce Of Glencoe (she out Of the
dam OF Cub by Lexington. ds
Bradley g & Payne's) oh BY Lexington, dam
Nary Lewis by imp Ainderby dS
James Dukes by Lexington dam sister to Tangent by
Time-3:45a<-3:40S-33s
SANE DAY-SecOnd Race-Purse S3OO-Mile Heats best in
5-For all ages.
G Bruce's (Jsmes shy's) Oh { Laura Bruce, 4yrs
old by Star Davis, dam by BufOrd
Eagles eh lite Eye, yrs old, by Hers Boston,
dam Nancy Pgg, by 3
G Murphy b Altona by Vincent Nolte, dam Tran
old
J Il Morgsn's John Campbels) BIB Arthur Adams,
yrs old by Wagner, by imp Tranhy ........
Bradley a Graves b { yrs old, by Ysndai, dam by
the dam Of Dick DOty, by DR.
Tme-I495[-l:5O -E5Ok-I491<-l:5l1i
The four mile the Association Course Lexington
Saturday, going thing There but entries,
beaten horses mile heats
"Saor by Yorkshire which the
The by Eagle WiDgates Ella D. in l:49 the
heat made in i6 We did learn the time Of the
Mr. Clay sold his horse efoe the for s2OU
informed.
SUMMARY.
SIXTH DAT-saturdAy Sept s9d, 6OPurse SsOO, for all
ages, four mile heats,
l. John Morgan'S John Campbell') Oh Joe stoner,
yrs old, Wagner, dam by Glencoe.
g RichardI enters By by Vincent NOlte, dam
~ SAKE "enar- u.s.
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Monetary.

In New York GOTH 900 per cent
sold at s0c and the ss, 5000 at Die Tbs telegraph
ports sales Saturday at 905Sc. .-
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Democratic Mass Meetings.

There Democratic Mass Meetings st the times places
sPecfed below. Hon. AxDErw JOHNSON and Hon. A. o. P
NICHOLSON have been invited and will be present Other dstn.
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CONNECTION A most annoying typographical ert
ror occurred in the theatrical article OF our las
number the types make US say that the drailA'S'l-
ton of .he TALE OF Two CITIES was 'uigtOTtous and
elective rather contradictory criticism tie
editorial per had written ingenious and effective
which at least has some meaning. We had hoped
that our peumanship better than that, and are
disposed to lay the faults that convenient seape
goat the proof reader. Any how. we wish 1t to
be understood that there is nothing "inglOrious"
about the present management of the Nashville
Theatre.
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Thousands are daily speaking in praise Of
and Shyf afs % Gford stof1soUs rei
when given in time It acts By magic, and 0s alOse
'0Hvncs you As1 Wa y ~ Z ps OFF,
Of any kind and therefore relieves b rss0pta0 ne
Of child, instead Of By Gsadelg &c scs1tes FOR this
for Children Teefhing, Diarrhea, DysenIe.
ny, Gripping I'm Ghe bowels, Acidfty of the
also fer soeafa0 fas gums reducing jHfanasion re0a
Eatinc tie BoHegs reeotn0 patti hesno eqaE-beang
. Sssa o I'm F.s sSs 5S u
Idfs and health of children, and sOsA 70 sdes them
from those saa ana 5tg1ssao Consequence solscI are cor
raSies 5or IaygssIe are ca.essd sf aoDs
6aa DE-. Eaton's 1nfanGtIe Cordial, this you can
most delicate infant Price 95 cents Fulidirctons
each bottle. Prepared only BY Faf-sl
CHURCH a DuPOINT,
No 4u9 Broadway, New York.
Healthy human Blood upon being AalYzed always pre-
tbs True Standard. Analyze the Blood of person suf
ng from Consumption, Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Scofua,
&C. and We IND ecey fstdec certain deficiencies in the
made well. The Blood Food founded upon this the
Ory-hsn's its sssDDsain g s. susssss Thsrssre
adapted the deficiencies Of the Blood different diseases For
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, or any aaection what
ton, No. which the No for Depression of
Spirits, Loss of Appetites and for all Chronic
Com RlainSs arising from Oyer.use, General De
err Complaints. No. for Dyspepsia. Beid0 al.
ready prepared absorption it taken by drops and
you rstdia. The No. is for Female irregularities,
Weaknesses, &c See special directions
lOus, Kidney and Bladder Complaints Nc.
In all the directions strictly followed. Price
Sold by CHURCH DUPONT, :
No. AGO Broadway, New York,
Ind By all respectable Druggists throughout the country
.B o. WOOD & Co., s. Louis,
ap4 Wholesale Agents for the West. |
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CITY NOTICES.

s:MAss Meetings McMinnve October Ist1
at Lebanon October 3D. Smith county October 4h at which
distinguished speakers hitherto announced speak.
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From New Ysrk.

New York 24-The SchoonerJ ]. A. Taylor from IT'LL
la brings % walkers men. Walker and Col Rud-
der were imprisoned at TruxllOan were to be shot
the ensuing day.
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Among the patents recently issued IRON the Pat
ent Office at Washington. is one 20 Mr.. SAMUEL l.
DoNNELL Of South Carroll, in this State, for mprov
ed grading instrument
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Tue REPoRTED SHOOTING OF WALKER AND RUDLER-
It will be remembered that our dispatch announc
ing that WMKER and rubber had been shot was da-
ted New Orleans, Sept. 20.' We find nothing in
our New Orleans exchanges Of the 2lst to confirm
this dispatch They make mention Of any fur
Their intelligence having been received from Hondu-
ras The last arrival brought report that WAIVER
and RuDLER were to be shot, and that is the
rival out of which the dispatch of the Goth grew.
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Arrival OF the AdriatIc.

New YORK. Sept. 24.-The steamer Adriatic with
Liverpool dates of the 18th has arrived at New York
The steamers Etna and North America had arrived
cut
Garibaldi entered Naples on the Sth. A Provis-
ional Government was formed and Victor Emanuel
proclaimed king.
ITALY.-The insUrrectiOn is progressing in the
Papal States. 400 insurgents repulsed the Papsl
troops and proclaimed Emanuel. There is a panic
at Rome. The King of Sardinia has ordered his
troops to march.
st. Adams won the st. Leger race.
Garibaldi discovered that the National Committee
at Naples was illegally constituted and ordered the
Project of the Police to punish them
Instructions have occurred at Pasaro and UrbinO
in which the Papal troops were repulsed Other
districts have also revolted. Telegraphs and bridges
are broken down. Urbino was free. Insurrection-
airy movements are entering Umbria and the
Marches.
Russia desires perfect reconciliation with Aus
tria Arrangements are making for ending the
present state of things.
A state of siege is proclaimed at Ancona.
The Turkish Ambassador at Paris received
powers to sign the Syrian Convention.
France will withdraw her protection from Sar-
DINA If Piedmont becomes aggressive in the Italian
quarrels HfHHt ...-
Garibaldi found eighty millionsElire the Bank
of Naples ..'
The Sandman flag is flying from all the forts Of
Naples.
The London Times says the crops of wheat, barley
and oats in the United Kingdom will prove a full
average and fine quality.
In the st. Leger race, High Treason came in sec
Ond and "Wizzerd" Sd. Fifteen Horses ran.
TURN.-The King of Sardinia received deputa
ton from Umbra and Marches granting them the
protection which they asked
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KUDD CARLTON have got the heir series Of the
noVeS Of HoNoEE "a BALGAc translated BY Mers o. W. WIshr
and eOODRIcH beth gentlemen svOraby known in eOunee
ton with original and translated present Is entitled
The Greatness and Decresf Cesar Birotsau and The ps
iaOrs introduce Il with the following Preface That the Nov
elIof HOn0re de BAiac the London Critic are mmea
uraby the greatest works Of the that PrAncsdesd We
would add other cOuntAs seen does not admit Of
the slightest dispute That they 90 deeper the human heart
represent more truly the human passions reject with greater
the phases Of human s than any other novelist has
been able do is admitted by all anything about
the matter Some object that features In hs
compositions which render them Undesirable subjects Of ssuay to
the youaS and To this reply We are not Of that
opinion Basae touches rice bat % scOsrgs her, dAEs hsr
Or into the ghs Of day, sets her up pIory and calls
her by her right wsbeiieve that far from having
denOraEng effect the careful thoughtful perusa Of Ba
EAss writings have other result than to increase the love
Of virtue and the dread Of vice"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-25
POLITICAL TEXT BOOK ron 1850,

POLITICAL TEXT BOOK FOR 1850,
Comprising brief view Of Presidential nominations and
TONS including the National Platforms adopted
Also history the struggles respecting Slavery the Terrific
RES and AcOn Of Congress to the freedom Of The Public
Lands With notable speeches and Letters Returns
All Presidential elections since 1896.
For sale in Nashville BY JOHN YORK CO.,
. senf f.lta q IS Union
= Cauyassed Hams, Shoulders and Flour.
~ CASKS hne Canvased Hams. 10 casks Shoulders
- res Of Flour ali kinds in and for sale very
J3 and IS MRr1et street, by
luges -'r HUGH McoRRA CO i.
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II Who want money win be present At an adjourned meet
Ing q The c Budding and Loan Association OF nashville
70 held st tie os Of lie Protection Company
Thursday as o'clock. seplo-d2t
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Inforstion has reached the country that great are
krg % procure City Council By vote to instruct the May
~ ne nresdne officers Of the tEo Boards TO vote fer
Rs- a. directors for Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com
whose names shall be presented by the vote OF the Ooun
Ia country ssockholder under the circumstances
h now exist such cannot fail 70 give rise y great
dissasaction The subscription Of the country equal 70 mat
n pecff consideration. There many complaints OF the
management and much dissatisfaction Inc IN he
and even respectful consultation, cannot fail to be
o5- elv crest feeling country against the city
Jue h he country respectful treatment The eoun
inv h commissioners. Cannot the city Afford 70
fr mar Interests in the hands Mayor and presiding Off
~ a. ~ Council Let ts representatives Of all the corporate
- rnnsults and act for the common gooa
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River News.
Purser Abbott Discharged

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 1.-THE river is falling with
feet inches water in the canal.
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MA HV E.
,.,,,.v,,Ie and Nashville RallrOad--

r. w.nmremenI and it's Difficulties.
Tho business portion Of our community at least
- ;,,.-ested in the management of the Louisville
"a Nashville Railroad. 1t seems that difficulties
are springng up among its managers and that those
Of our readers interested may be informed OF the
noqress of these difficulties, we publish the follow
ing articles which we find in the Louisville Demo
errtof Sunday morning.
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TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.


and after Monday, September Icth 1860 the Morning
~ Train going South viii leave Nashville At SIS N, instead
Of SIS
Through Tickets given Decatur Grand Junction and Mem
phis. Only miles staging.
The time from Nashville Decatur Grkad Junction and Mem
phs will fifteen minutes than by any ozner
route.
Returning the Train from Memphis. Grand Junction and
Decatur will arrive Nashville At one hear Sooner than
BY any other road. - 80 WVN- FEhALNs,
sept6-du euperirtenaen@
The Evening Train will leave at o'clock a. hsresOsore
For sale.
upeommsrIy likely Mulato Boy twenty gears Of age.
he PERFECTLY sound, excellent cook and the best
ained dining servant In tie State BE
he cannot will not with
a1ts th whom he Is associated. and whom he suppOses
- - "a WILL. L. BOYD,
s.ptio-Iv No. 50 Cherry street
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FRENCH PROTESTANT SCHOOL
:. PhiIaaaInhIaa An Year.

MADAME VALIANT will re open her Boarding and d,
Va sckcolfor young ladies lG6 Chestnut street.
Sepsmbsx Superior Instructions the Engsh and F-erc
b1snchss, to both Of uhh equally serious paid
valiant With Madame Valiant viii Bupentsnd The PIenah De
pArtmsnts Sspt0-dln
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PSI D. wilder one Of Louisville directors is comm
by mlispOsition, and unable TO CONFER WIN "
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKS
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Projected A1 Letters.
fRv ROYAL 1R4SVN4EH ~ Patent.

Prepared from prescrBsion Of Sir Czdrss ~ D., Ply
stefan E5trdOrdinGrV to the QneeD.
This invaluable medicine is unfng In the Of all those
painful and dangerous which the female constitution
subject IL moderstes all and all obstSuctens
and speedy cure may be relied on
To Married Ladies
1t Is peculiarly suited It will, In short time bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar bears the Government Stamp Of
Great Britain, to prevent counterfes
CAUTION.
These Pis saOuld Be taken By females during tbs
FTPST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, they sHret
bring on Miscarriage, bat at other time they safe
In all cases Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exeron, Pslpton Of the
Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills will effect when
Ali other means failed and although powerful remedy
do not contain ren, csome anthony, anything huu to
the constitution. ...a
Full dirpc ions in pamphlet each package, which
should be carefully preserved
sole Agent for the United States and CanAds,
JOB MOSES, (Lste j. O. Baldwin OoIO
Rochester, N. Y.
NB-SlGO and postage stamps enclosed to author.
lied agent will insure bottle containing so pills. by return
mail .-....
Sold in Nashville by Berry Demovlle and g. w. Hender'
shot. J. g. Blown and all respectable druggtsts-
dec4-d,tw&W-ly.
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DUCK RIVER.


VETE have Of Land for sails in the bend Of Duch
wv River within miles Of NOnAndyOu the Nashville and
CSGtAnOoga Rarsad Said lands bounded BY Vanc tDaTd
cn Duck River, Willis BanOn and Abner Barton TWaths
Of tract and level about 80 cleared;
several good springs and No. Stock Farm. We will sell
half Of suit purchaser Those Wshin
boy good healthy country, good community
&C. would we'll and look determ
ned to SELL further particulars address n NJ Barton, tn
lAhoms, or G. G. Brewer, Manchester.
tel BREWER 4 BARTON
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For sale or Exchange.
Tyree Springs.

TILL be opened for the accommodation Of yoFs b De
w 10th OF June. Persons DESTROYS Of visiting tie
sne IN advance % this time viii be aeeouodated on reason
.bie terms By application &c The Office Of W Wetuore, ES
TIE RUssWURM.
THE ST. CLOUD HOTEE,---ENLAE<GE
AND kEFUANISHED.
yatHg uuaersgDed having taken the st. Cloud Hotel b.
enlarged maerially and reiurnisde Il hroughoat IN
he rsost elegant style. viii open The house 70 The DnbIc "a
ThursdaYs the 5sh inst.
jay3-d1 SAMUEL d. GARTER
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LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
May be obtained on the usual terms in the
Bluff City Insurance COmPaE q
MEMPHIS, 7EKYE&SBE.
HOME Institution, being all kept In the State
H. X. & p. r. PECK Agents.
Coonnade buildings, Nashville, Tenn.
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Pony Express

Pony EXpFesB
ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, 23d.-The California Pony Ex-
press ofthe 18th has arrived. "
The Steamer John L. Stephens sailed on the elev-
enth with sI.OOO,OOO gold and $1,000 Washoe silver
ore. eetaE
Reports of silver uncurrencies in Oregon cause
much excitement in British Columbia
Frazer river miners are going to Rock Creek.
where large discoveries of gold are reported
, 1860-12-03
Cbira9o Tribu1te.
A GOOD PRECEDENT,


The fact that the Democracy control
both branches of Congress, has led many
to suppose that without their aid, Mr.. Lin
coin, when President will be powcrlcss to
make head agninst the accession movement
The instructions of Gen, jackson, to the
Collector Of the ,pon Of Charleston in 1883,
show clearly enough that he supposed that
the Law Of 1873 gavo him full authority 10
adopt extreme measures, .. His t,nissive to
TINT officer, paper TINT was unquestiona-
bly, sanctioned by Judge Taney, then Al
toruey General, and, Edward Livingstone
the first Of American statesmen and
lurists, recommends tic employment of
force to collect revenue from vessels pre-.
senting themselves for entry at that harbor:
II the ground assumed by the General Is
tcnable, Nj: Lineoln's way il clear without
the aid Of Congress The rerenue question
il the first that will be presented. II the
people Of South Carolina want no post
offices and postmasters, they can peaccably
GO without mails; If they shut up the
courd' in that judicial district by prevent
ing any one holding the Office Of Judge,
they ON endure tho inconveniencics Of a
denial of justice rs long as they please;
but Whatever happens, duties must be
levied upon imports; and the Executive is
sworn to see TINT they are collected. Here,
AZ y
, 1860-12-03

ern honor, trusted the dcnizcns Of the town
for seycral carriages. His intercourse With tho
business men andreputable people Of the plnco
was satisfactory. He WIS offered In payment
Of claim mote Of one hrmer, and requested
10 inquire rs to his responsibility, lie did 10,
aud In the course Of hls Investigations encoun-
Tered the Clerk Of tie Court Of that region,
who was chatty, clever sort Of man, with
that lnqulsltiyencss peculiar to North Carroll
na. As the two were OF the same profession,
the Free-Masonry Of the craft WIS taken nd
vantage Of by the W1lsouian County CLERK to
question Mr. Sheldon about the effect Of Lin
coln's election. NJ. s; told him he did not '
come to talk politice, but Mr. Davis (that Is
the Wilsonlan's name) pressed him fur an i'm
partial opinion. Mr. 3. told him that he
thought Lincoln would administer the Fugi-
tive Slave law thoroughly, and give the 5outh
better satisfaction than Mr. Buchanan, and In
this vein the conversation continued. When
Mr.. s. had concluded his business, and was
about to leave, be went to the Post Office to
mail a letter home. While writing post
script there, he found the room rapidly filling
up with rough and nncoutl set of inortals,
onn Of whom suddenly broke in upon him
with the remark that he was charged with be-
'tlorized that charge. The red-faced man who
questioned him said Mr. Davis drew 1t out of
him. After discussion, Mr. 8. proposed to
take the train to Wilmington, but WIS pre-
vented by mob which had then assembled.
lieturding to his hotel, under orders to 60
North, his room WAS burst open By crowd Of
thirty or more roughlooking fellows, appar-
emily intent on personal violence, but who
were kept in toierable decency by, sheldon's
impertuFbablc good humor, until q crowd,
which had collected outside, demanded he
should be brought out, ridden on tail, etc.
Two OF three respectable people In the place
now made their appearance and offered their
services to protect Mr. 8. from bodily harm,
protesting 1t the same time their objection to
the conduct of the "boys," who had been
| drinking. When the time came, Mr. s. took
bis carpet-bag, and WIS escorted between his
two respectable friends to the cars, surround
| ed by about % peculiar crowd as white man
ever saw, blowing tin horns, beating drums
aud tin pans, aud shouting what 1t thought op,-
probrious epithets, the principal one Of which
was calling MI. s. Abe Lincoln" Somebody
decorated him with blue cockade, and when
| he got on the train, which was occupied by
South Carolinin1s, the passengers gave three
cheers for Wilson and the Wilsonians, and
three cheers for South Carolina A committee
OF two escorted him to the frontier Of tho Tur-
pcntine State.
, 1860-12-03

Nobody can doubt that Garibaldi's soldiers
who love him as the French grenadicrs loved
Napoleon--wonld hare eagerly lifted him on
their shoulders and carried him anywhere he
Enamel sits. But the brave and Christian
solaier-lovlag God, liberty, and 1taly-wished
only to secure freedom for his country, and
nothing for himself Historians have not
many such careers to record. The retirement
Of the great Emperor Charles v, who went
with trembling step frcm throne into mon-
astery, throwing behind him the mantle Of the
government upon his eun, presents no paral-
lei Of selfsaerificsng heroism, for the old man
felt bis hand quiyering under the weight Of his
sccptef, and simply showed himself wise
enough to get lid OF burden which he was
growing too indrm to bear. The three grca.
coequa1 names are Qulntus Cincinnatus the
obscure, yet illustrious Roman who rose from
the ploE to the dictatorship, and returned vol
UNFAIRLY from the dictatorship to the p1ow;
the Emperor Diec1etian, born aeiaye in Dalma-
tia, whose virtues and ynlor won for him the
throne Of the Roman Empire, yet who proved
h.lasch Il greater than aa Emperor by rest;ning
to sit under the shadow OF his e,rape-yines;
and last, the gFcat name In our own history,
the Father Of his country, who voluntarily re-
tired from the head Of the nation to the soil
tude Of bis countr3-seat, leaving behind him
perpetual memory gEeener than the banks OF
In history, SO will be the name Of GatihaldI:
and the historic record Will nar1ate how the
candle-maker Of Staten Island became success
lively the hunter Of the Alps, the soldier Of lib
trty. the second Ciucinnatus Of the dictator
ship; and ast-and most noble Of all--the
humble farmer Of Caprer.? Good men in iii
nations, speaking in many diTerse languages.
are ut this moment uttering wishes of LONE
life and perpetual fame to tic Christian hero
Of Italy, Gluseppf Gariha1di M =. I.depen.
, 1860-12-03

~ SGsPESa1oNs or 4Hf BANK or ENa1Ayn.-
Inc. bank Of England has suspended specie
payments three times since the american Rev
o1nuon, namely, In February, 1871: Octoier.
ls47, and November, 1857. The fist Of these
snspens1ons was continued t,otafsesir years, a.
Mouga at the time It occurred 1t was regarded
as temporary measure The Bank WIS four
5eass making preparation to resume specie
paper to specie basis had an Injurious effect
9pop many OF the great interests Of the king
com: It Is Instructive, at this distance ofmoTe
Ia9htwo generations from this measure Of the
ftvy Council Of Great Britain, osee what res
sons were given At the time for this bold and
novel movement. They were rs follows:-1.
That the Bank could not coutinueits discounts
and Its payments in specie, and If its discounts
were stopped or greatly reduced the COM
meree Of the country would be, destroyed; ..
That the credit Of the Government would bc
lost If the Bank should cease to .na}. E. edyau-
ees on its ta1es;3. That sps%@1s paymcnts