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From LeavenHrorth.

LEAvENwcEIH, Nov. 21.-U. S. Marshal P. T. Colby
and party arrived here this evening. They left Fort
Scott on Monday the 18th, and bring the following
particulars relative 10 the operations Of Montgom-
cry and his gang. which number nearly 500: At
Fort scott, on the 10Th, the L. S. Judge and the
officers Of his court obliged to flee to Missouri
fearing an attack. Samuel Scott, of Linn county
was taken from his house on the morning Of the 18th
and hung. Many prominent citizens have been ar
rested, bu. their fate is yet unknown. Reynolds 4
Co., Of Fort Scott, Crawford Co., and other mer-
chants. have removed their goods. The roads are
lined with trains leaving the country Mr.. Hoffner
the postmaster at Mapleton arrested and threat
ened with hanging, but succeeded in making his e-
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WHEAT AND HoGs-Snce our last issue we have
learned from farmers in the different sections of the
county that the growing wheat looked better.
IL has come up well, and is spreading finely. With
a favorable winter and spring they expect an abund-
ant harvest the ensuing year.
We are informed by heavy stock growers living in
the timbered region that hogs sufficiently fatted
from the mast for killing, and that they only
waiting for cool weather 70 kill their pork. We
also learn that there is sufficient mast to keep stock
hogs in order till spring.-Bololing Green (hy) Ga
zette.
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CHEROKEE CURE!

an WElJai5ig9 cure for Seminal Weakness. Moe
turnal EmmissIOns, InPotsHeg Toss Of POOer
Pains in Tie Back Stone IN the Bladder, Distracted
and Difficult Meastru0tioB, and al Diseases caused
By debating from the path Of Nltare and fsdHgfRS
an SeLf-PoHutiOR.
By the OF this Cure s improper discharges
ed the weakened organs Of generation speedily cured
full vigor restored
Either contemplating marriage should reflect that round
mind and body Necessary promote connuba happiness
In the Cherokee Cure the poor debated down and
despairing devotee Of sensual pleasure will ind relief
safe and pleasant in taste but immediate in its action
tanning mineral poison but prepared from pure vegetable
extracts, in the form of delicious syrup.
Price So per Bottle three bottles for S. and and forwarded
by express to all parts OF, the world.
Sold by all respectable Druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MERWIN. Propretors st. Louis, No
sod in Nashville by Ewing Pendeton, Berry Demoville,
G. W. Hendershott, aud by Druggists everywhere.
nrf2S trG rNIv
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HOOFLAND'S BALSAMiC CORDIAL
Will long standing Cold very short time. Read the
DIR. EatOn's InFantIIe Cordial, for ChiId-
rem TeethiRgs

Ia narcotic u sleep and perhaps death your SUI
feng precious onesbut is reliable and certain rmedy for
the ills Of nfante life twill soften the gums reduce in
fammston and relieve all pain and greatly facilitate the
at the period Of eethng works like chErm
healthy sleep at night to the little suercr grateful
the weared mother 1t does constpae the bowels because
contains NO AORPHLBE9 Opate Of any kind, fact
fully warranted in stating be said Of any other
preparation for nfane complaints this before the pub
lie but quick and alag remedy for Didrrh9G Dis
eHtery, and GUNNER Complaint Also, for HiHG COc,
Gripping IN the SOdch Acid, and being powerful anti
spssmodc Mothers should always have by them in Of
C0RU Os especially when they purpose giving their children
the other old fashioned Of the day, exceedingly
liable to bring these fits Be but Dr.
Esons Infantile Cordial, this only you rely
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT,
Sole projectors, 400 Broadway, New York.
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c,,c,ao Nov. 22.-Hon Hannibal Hamiin ar
;e1l Ills morning and was presented to Mr. Lin
coin Mr. George W. Gage, Of the fremont House,
nerformed the ceremony. This forenoon the Presi-
lent. Vice President elect, and other members of
the party visited the wgwam and the new postofice.
This afternoon they have been coseted attending to
business of a private nature. TO-morroE they have
a public reception in the fremont House parlors.
from 10 10 i'm.
Mr. Hamlin and Senator Trumbull leave on Satur-
day morning for Washington. the former going d.
rect via New York. Several politicians are here
from different parts Of the Union none Of them,
however, are Of any prominence.
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CaICAao, Nov. 2l-Mr. Lincoln, the President
elect Mrs Lincoln, Martin Trumbull Hon. D. Pratt
of OHIO, and Gen. Robinson, Of Pittsburg, arrived
here this evening. The intention Of Mr.. Lincoln to
visit Chicago known 10 but few and consequent
ly there was no demonstration. They were met at
the depot by personal friends who took them to the
fremont House where they will remain during their
stay in the city. Mr.. Hamlin is expected tomorrow
morning, when the President and Vice President
elect will see eech other for the first time. The
North Side Wide Awakes, with the Great Western
Band, serenaded the party tonight. Mr. Lincoln ex-
poets to return to Springfeid on Saturday.
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Fiunnc,aI 1Tnt,e-, -, Ne,, vor,,

New YORK. Nov 22.-The measures adopted We'd
nesday by the Associated Banks arc universally ap-
proved by the Banks and creditors are satisfied The
specie calls few. Southern Bank bills closed at 10
92O discount. Western and Middle States SOLO per
cent discount
The Washington correspondent of TIE Times SAYS
that General Harvey has orders to exterminate
Montgomery and his marauders in the most expedi-
tous manner. Harvey will have 800 troops con-
sistng of artillery cavalry and infantry FROM Fort
Riley and Fort Kearney.
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From Kansas

AICalsON' ~ l., Nov. 22.-AceOrding to the official
report OF the Kansas Relief Committee. there has
BEEN so far, received and distributed from this
point' Io'oo0 oos' OIL provisions consisting Of -four
meats, beans, and potatoes ApDlieations have bssr
received from, and supplies sent to twenty counties
in the Territory, and the Committee STATE tbat al
though they have far been able to at Least suDnI
something to every one bringing proper Credentials
that they are yet unable to meet all demands pre-
sented and there are urgent calls for further ana
immediate supplies. Six teams left to-day. wits
provisions for Southern Kansas, from where most
Of the applications come
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NEW ORLzAzs Nov. 23Coon quiet sales to-day 70O0 bales
midng IO9IOK sales Of the week $500 bales; receipts Of
taes against 500 bales during the correspond
ing year. exports Of the week IS O bs total exports
of the season @ Geo baes total receipts this port less than
last year son bale ali southern ports less than last
year bales; stock New Orleans 33 $50 bales Sugar
dall 495c MolssSes a39s6 Coffee steady l4914i sales
of the week bags stock at New Orleans 0 bags against
Il 500 at the same year. Freghts Liverpool S.
ling Exchange parcel premium; bills Of ladng g799s New
York Sight Exchange h@s premium.
CINCINNATI Nov. 23Markets unsettled and stagnant
eount OF the financial disturbances
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Foretpu Comu,eycIaI,

LIVERPOOL Nov 1O-Per Steanssr lfres-Manchsster adj
vices are favorable Yarns firm. Cloths quiet.
Bullion in the Bank England has decreased f23OOo0.
Flour dull, declined Cd What dali, declined god the
week. Cora decned 69lsd holders pressing the
ke.. Provisions steady.
ConIols 93x993X for money and account
Cotton sales Saturday Is0OO bales Of which SPECTATORS
exporters took 5000 bales, closing steady.
Breadstuds steady but quiet
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From New VGrk.

New YORK Nov 22.--The Washington correspond
ent of the Commercial AdUerSer telegraphs that the
city is alive with rumors of grave dsagreements in
the Cabinet The President maintains the ilegality
Of secession, well its impOcy and has resOlv-
ed TO earnestly rebuke it. Secretaries Cobb and
Thompson threaten TO resign unless he suppresses
the condemnation of the secessionists' proceedings
The Postmaster, to some extent, dissents from the
Presidents position, but it is doubtful whether he
will carry his opposition so far as to resign in case
the President adheres to his sentiments.
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Let no. dependency longer be the prevailing bane
Of the fallen Of the human family Br ask how is
this prevented? Dependency Ioao epr despair,
tendency TO look upon the gloomy side OF every tnn are all
dcult to drive away medicine will rot do it;
the ordinary stimulating drinks Of the day will not 40 it, but
before you give the up hopeless try WF1ght'S
RejuVenaIing Elixir. Asits designaes, it will
put life animation into dropping energies, yea,
young blood veins Ye who pine upon the brink
the grave may tried vain to raise yourselves from
ths slough despair" b. induced, though may be at
the eleventh hour try its soothing influence Sold by all
respectable druggists throughout the United States and Canada
J. WRIGHT & CO., sole Proprietors, New Orleans, La.
Sold also BY AL druggists in NashYle. noYIo-1&wlm
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From California.

ST. JOsEPH, No, Nov. 2s.-The California Pony
Express Of the 10th has arrived.
The steamer Sonora sailed with 1920, 600 treasure
Markets unchanged.
Lincolns plurality in California so far is Il5O
Nearly the whole State heard from. but the result
Is still doubtful The Legislature is Douglas Demo-
cratic. The Peoples Reform ticket in San Francis
co is elected
David and Noses Abrams have failed for $780,
OOO
0REGoS.-Partial returns are favorable to Breek-
inridge.
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For Rent OrLease.

yHAT large and eommodous Warehouse formerly occupied
by II. S. FRKEon SON. fronting forty one feet on CLARK
hack near two hundred feet large bssemen the
entire length fronting oryone Church, and adjoining
the ose Of FRENCH Irwin Reid This is the largest and
most convenient Storage the city, and be rented
leased favorable terms For particulars apply 10
II. FRENCH at the Office Of French, Irwin & Reid
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DALLEy,s MAGICIAN PAIN ExTRACToE,

adapts the condition of the patient and the climate
which he lives In all Of scrofua, Eryspeas, Fever
Cores Tumor, BOs, Rnggorm and all other euaneou dsor
des both children adults harmless but eecve and
though surface remedy it through the countless orhees
Of the skim cleansing and restoring the vital You
who miserable existence, be induced 70
its healing influence S0da the principal deo IA broadvay
N. Y Chartres Street. New Orleans by j. WRIGHT Co.
General Agents. Also by all druggists and merchants
nnuA-d Gm1n
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FcoueHs The sudden changes OF climate
OF Pulmonary BRoEcAL and AsMATIc AFFECTIONS. Expe-
having proved simple remedies often speedily
and certainly when taken IN the early Of the eass
had 'Brol0as bronchial 7roces
Lozenges let the Cold, Cough Irritation Of the Threat be
sight, by this precauon serious attack
he edectually varied or Pueblo SFEaKERs and SeKRs will
ud them eEecus for clearing and Strengthening the voice See
noy24-dkw6m
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ConfInrrafion.

CHICAGO, November PA fire broke out this
morning. at o'clock in the paint and oil store OF
o. \. Fuller & Co. on Franklin street Stock entire
" consumed. The building was owned by Hugh
Barley. and was destroyed; loss, $4,000; insured
for $4,000. During the fire an explosion took
place in the store. which Frustrated the walls and
crushed TWO buildings adjoining. Loss 81 800
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nearly twentyfour hours behind tine, owing e IA
storms in the mountains
The wind here is east Of north. and blowing a
gale, accompanied with fne dry snow. The mer-
curry IN the thermometer marks % deg, and few
flkes Peakers who are now on the road in this vi
entity have pitched their tents and anchored them
TO await the abatement of the Storm it being almost
impossible to travel with OK teams and tent wagons
IN such boisterous weather
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MRs. WFNsLOW.

experienced and female physician, soothn
Syrup children eethng, which greatly facilitates the proses
of teehing by sOfenng the gums reducing all Inflammation
will aay all pain, ami regulate the bowels Depend
upon it. mothers will give yourselves relief and
health to your infants. Perfectly safe in all See adver
tissinent in another column octss-y
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NAILs-Ths mar1st j. uoeanssl and the demand fair We

POTAT0ESThe market dali, and the supply far in
Of the demand There little inquiry for export
Prime selling 3935c per bush The best retailing
from at 81 35Gl 40 per brl Of "a bush.
SEED-A demand for Glover, and prices advanced
IS 2595 IS. firm, and In good demzni AZ 81 TO- No
change in other kinds
WHISKY-A dull market and prices &C lever closing dull
and unsettled. The each day follows for
Wednesday Thursday and Friday, l6 Saturday and
Monday To- and yesterday, l51; WITH some saesat 10
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FmE IN LINcoLS.-The Fayetteville O6sScer learns
that the Clubhouse of Mr.. CHAMPION E. SMITH, about
two miles Northeast of that place, was destroyed
by fire at about three o'clck Monday morning the
18th last, together with fifty bales Of cotton 1t
was the work of an incendIary.
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Nav YORK. Nov. 22.-Counterfeit fives on the
Western Bank of Philadelphia and the Peoples Bank
Of New York, are circulating.
SpOner the President, and Sweet, the Manager of
the Boone County Indiana. Bank, were arrested.
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BosroN, Nov. 22-NO serious results have as yet
attended the financial pressure. and remittances
from the hottest points Of the South continue to
come in usual. The statements Of reputation by
Southern creditors far as this city is concerned
is untrue. Should the emergency require it, the
Directors Of all the Boston Banks propose to dis
count 20 the amount Of five million Of dollars,
which will speedily make money easy in this city.
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Arrival Of the Steamer Africa.

NEW York, Nov. 23.-The steamer Africa has
arrived at Sandy Hook with Liverpool dates of
Saturday the 10Th ~
The King OF SARDINIA has formally accepted the
Sovereignty of Naples.
Garibaldi has resigned his Dictatorship and gone
to his island home
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baltimore coffee Market, Nov. 20.

Coffee good demand firm, when We left the
market sales bad TRANSFERRED Yesterday sacoLs
made Of UO bags Rio Wheaand I4c round re-
Of the invoice of 1900 bags 1876
arrival OF the bark Adelaide from Rio, with cargo bags
which makes the stock hare about - 600 bags quote
Rio at lie for - for fair and l4l4c good
prime; Laguayra nominal at l5c, and Java at 69lSs.
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Calt for a state Copveption

COLUNBUs, o., Nov 22.-The Daily Capitdl City
Htct the central organ of the National Democracy
this afternoon publishes call signed by John frles
Chairman of the State Central Commute IoE
State Convention of the party, to be helu III 'His
city on the Sth of January next
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DisuniOn In nrississIpDI.

JACKSON, Miss, Nov. % The Senator's and Re
representatives. in Congress from Mississippi held
meeting here today and unanimously declared for
separation and a Southern Confederacy. There is
great enthusiasm for dsuniOn throughout the State
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Fot RExr FOR lS6l-The Store Rooms, No 6 and
s, on Market street. at present occupied by MKEIL,
HoOPER Co, as a wholesale grocery house. These
rooms win be rented together separately to suit
the applicant Possession given January LIST, 1851
Apply to ADRIAN l.. DEMoss.
Nov24dlw No. 81, Cherry ST.
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ALBANY. Ga, Nov. ga fire occurred here on
the l9;h inst, destroying Shaw's carriage factory
and repository; Hill, Wright & Marshalfs carriage
shop, and two brick stores occupied by Grass
Briderback. Loss over the insurance, $4,000. The
fire was the work of an incendiary. t.t
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Blood Food!
Blood EOOdI
HInnh EnnHg

Tc ell suffering from consumpon ncipen confirmed,
from debility Of kind from mental prosaton
brought any cause from scrofulas COMPLAINTS from
diseases the kidneys bladder ladies suffering Of
the distressing complaints their liable and which
engender consumption, the
BLOOD FOOD
offered certain reliable remedy Differing in every
particular from the patent medicines OF the it chemical
combination Of IRON, SULPHUR AND PHOSPH0ROUS,
Of very WORTH and hundreds bear glad grateful
testimony to the benefits it has conferred them
CHURCH & DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New York, the
sole pr3petors Of the Article, and have consequence OF
fraud attempted upon the public changed the color Of the outside
wrapper from red to yellow ard increased the Of the bottle
to Be very cautious in buying that the fac
smile OF their signature the outside OF the all
others counterfeit. U. J. WOOD L co st. Louis,
octI9-tf Wholesale Agents for the West.
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Latest News from Old virginia.!
JOHN WHORLEY,
32ESOuth Market Street,
STILL AHEAD.

WheFIGY hUCk ONU VNNs~NV
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAF
without ANY ADULTERATT0M.
have twenty-five thousand dollars worth of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods which 1 will sell at
cost for cash. as am determined to do an exclusive
cash business We invite all those DESTROYS of pur-
chasing goods to call and for themselves at No
%. North side of the Square. DAVID HUMPHREY.
All those indebted to j. G. NICHOLSON Co, or
to NICHOLSON & HUMPHREY, will please come forward
and settle their accounts, we are in need Of
money. novZ-Im
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JOHN GREER, Collector.
Nhereupon, it is considered by the Court and also ordered by
the Court that said report accepted and received, aod that
judgment be entered sns sd Lots and parcels OF land in the
81 the State Of Tennessee the Of sad Taxes due
EACH together with the and charges due each, and
is ordered by the Court that said lots and parcels OF land or so
much thereof will he necessary pay the and costs due
EACH be sold as the Law directs and that order OF sale
DAVID C. LOVE, Clerk
By Of the or5r John Greer Collector Of the
aud County Taxes he county OF Davidson State Of Ten
nesee, viii oHer for sale for cash. the Court House door, In
city Nashville, Saturday, life I'd day OF December
succeeding days necessary the foregoing mentioned
aud To lots and parcels lanoT much thereof
will sufficient OF them satisfy the and costs
and charges annexed 10 them sevsrslly.
between the hours Of II and 70 o'clock NJ
JOHN GREER,
NoylO-6O-dtds Revenue Collector.
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goHS C. NOBLE Esq. offers the Padueah ny
Herald printing establishment for sale. he assigns
as the reason that he wishes to move to Texas.
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River News.

Reported by H. H. Harrison, Steamboat and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Agent
From the recent rains the river has again assumed
anupward tendency. -Four feet water on the shoals
The steamer Clipper cleared from port for Cincin-
natl last evening, with light trip, freighs not Lav-
ing improved any in point Of quantity.
ARRIVED.
May Duke, Paducah
L. NJ. Runyan, St. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Clipper Cincinnati.
Noble Ellis. Upper Cumberland.
Nav Duke, Paducah.
EXPECTED.
John A. Fisher Paducah.
Jno. T-Combs Cincinnati.
The steamers Melrose and Science were adyer-
Used to leave Cincinnati for this point the 22d
lest The steamers Emma and GlenwOod are also
up Tor departure the 23i inst
From the river column Of the Cincinnati CONNER
cal we learn Of the sinking Of the steamer Belfast
by running into the bank at Tompkns Bend. No
lives were lost.
The regular Paducah packet leaves today at z
O'Clock n.
We clip from the Cincinnati Commercial the fol-
lowing:
PARTICULARS or THE Burning or THE STEAMER Pa
CIIC.-Mr. John H. Scott Route Agent on the steam
er Gen. Anderson, has kindly forwarded MS an extra
from the Uniontown (KyJ NelsS, giving tull details
of the burning of the Pacific:
On Sunday right, about 5! O'Clock the large and
elegant Louisville and New Orleans steamer Pacific,
CAPT. lamb stopped at our landing 10 take on sup
aEy Of coal Il was her first trip this season, and
lhe had heavy load on board. Capt Lamb inform
ed Mr. Eaty. Clerk Of the Highland Mines, (while
the boat cOaliug) that he had near $50 head Of
stock aboard. consisting nearly follows 200 head
of sheep 30 head Of cattle, ~ horses and 81 mules
most of this stock insured. After the boat had
been at the landing nearly one hour, sheet of flame
was discovered by the engineer, about the Size Of
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NoR1oIx. Va. Nov. 22.=The branches Of the Vir-
cinio RsnEs at Norfolk and Portsmouth have sus-
5ended specie payments. The Farmers Bank at
Norfolk has also suspended
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bUIIEkIhe receipts have been quite liberal during be
week and the demand for good prime Roll good prices rng
steady and firm. all the week l56 for prime Central Ohs
ana W X Roll Common summer packed is sold at 9al.
,BsEsHAA-Ihs market is steady with fair demand at
BEANs-fhere change in the MARKET the demand Is
CUTE limited q Jacs9 81 per bushsl, for the best
ChEsEhe market has not changed essentially during the
Wees the demand has been fair and prices steady. all the
he sales comprise 800 boxes at 99 for W. R 10c fer
Hamburg, and lie for E. D. The stock still increases
HANDLES AND S0AP-The demand for Candles fair, and
The market steady; Soap unchanged We quote:
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state of Tennessee, Davidson County.
6NIRCUIC COURT--SEPTEMBE TERM,
1850 1. JoHN GREER Collector of the State and Coun
ty county State Of Tennessee do hereby
port following OF Land and Town Lots and
parts Town Los having given in for Taxes for the
year 1885, that Taxes thereon remain due and unpaid,
the respective claimants there of have
goods chattels within my county which desrain fer
the saidT Taxes.
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The Philadelphia BnLti gays that meeting OF the officers
most of the prominent Savings Fund and Trust Institutions
held Saturday evening last unanimously resolved
the rule requiring weeks notice before payments
the object being preTenta ruinous tacce CT the bonds mort
cages and other securities. and to protect the depositors
The following statements from the New York Courier and
Enquirer show the fluctuations in State Bonds and Railroad
Shara