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J. hsvs removed ny res1dsaos from Peofta 10
ChIcaxo. Law 0JTIos- No. 10 hlo&4au1y Block. Ran.
co,h ct nearly orpo+is s:ou1t Ho1.e. Hoc.z-unl9d
PaIk. Fulton - tsswen Peek and Sheldon. Pot o4es
Bo1 No. 1860.
In M oaes X Peoria hAvs assce'ateA With John
D. Kou,e Ed with whose 2>ak2ncs ths buslne theEs
Will b. conilnned. CHARLES q. BUNht1.
asY d3l1 IL
, 1860-10-13

Bopr FLoA71xa.-We learn that On the I'd
inst, a brig from Chicago found the body Of
man floating in the lake, but It YVES 20 decsyed
that the crew could not take it from tho water.
The body MAS about Ct feat high, had dark
brown hair, had on light jean vest, cotton
shirt, linen pants, and Congress gaiter shoes.
A buckskiu purse, containing $e, and gold
ring vera taken from the body.
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Of the will, while isalleges msmansgement waste
and loss 1t is probable these attacks on The Girard
prpperty viii continue TO be made for a century.
Our car-huilders are contending for the contract
to supply England with cars for thenew Blrkenhead
Passenocr Railway. recently put in operation by
MIR Trsjn. One has been built as sample for
.Jobn Rnlrs inspection, costing $500.
Tbcre l. a vast transportation business doing here
hatxvean New-York and the West, Notwithstanding
Inc Years general business is over and duh trade
In sc,ne branches. Hundreds of working men find
Cec,paton at our wharves Just now in handling
,,oois The South continues to take her full share.
The levy on the chattels of the Pennsylvania Cen
fral fox taxation due the State. will not amount to
much. The Company is able to payif it owes. and
fhe stock il no lower in consequence. But the
Sheriff must have realized big bill Of costs
bogus baby ease, almost identical with the Bur
dun ease has turned up here, but has not vet been
fully exposed. The wife of a wealthy man without
heirs, is implicated with doctor and nurse A baby
was obtained at the AlmsH House. the wife was taken
s'ck while away from home, the husband found her,
with baby in the bed with her, nurse doctor, &c.
But investigation disclosed the trick aud now there
sre symptoms Of the matter being hnshed up.
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menace the integrity Of the Union threaten to uphoavs
the foundations of The Government and tear down ana
destroy tie fair fabric Of our liberties But TIE P'Pe
the honest Iatriots, taxraying masses on oN Pl,-
fies men WHO venerate the great names 81 coin'o
arceetfy and 30 very Justly regard dissolution vi
the ORION a. wore than war pcstence, and famine
viii lire in Il eir majesty and power ana stay We
buent waves Of fana'icism which threaten 10 ingv''
or Institutions in common ruin. Let who may %
elected Prtidert according TO the modes and iornS Oh
the Constitution, they rH tard By the Un'oH'
From The uostjng'oa star
II il Yerv clear that the revolutionary leaders III
South Carolina laboiing to avoid Interference on
tie Fart Of the Northern slayeholdng States IN their
current to bring about the threatened change
in tie Government. To that end tier bearing is IN
Grady dtat rial tricrlent and defiant and cannot
fail to operate very sensihly against their every
where out of the limits of South Carolina: leading all
Corservaive end Considerate persons To comprehend
ut glance tfat they determined, II possible 70
prevent fair eXpTesiOn Of popular opinion upon their
rurpofes in all the States which they must necessarily
involve in tEeir action.
From The Mtmphi, Rslefir.
The rumors which reach Of the taaiy and precipi
tate action OF South Carolina in taking steps 70 go OUT
of the Union, make a profound impression The gen
era voice il in condemnation Of such course. That
State processes to have common interest with other
slayeIodng States Of the South and TO regard their
honor A. being equally compromised with her own in
the election Of Lincoln If sincere in tbisf actuated
by no sinister or Interior hidden designs-how shall
she infy tie arrogance Of undertaking ~ act for her
ouiteen ether EQUALS without consulting them? Where
are her titepapers act the guardian oil the honor
of Tennessee ard Virginia where her power on at
orrey 10 make Kertucky and Mississippi aliens TO each
other without their consent what quality does a1e
rosess that lift herabove and renders her Independents
of the public ornion of the family OF Statea ana ~ the
civilized world Whence does she derive the iht 10
disregard and despise both
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re ,a;d he VIVA quite conedent Of hearty oo6pSss9
in ite entire South, in case South Carolina Wou'o -
proprtly ard ii every member OF tho Convo""''
would vote for instant secersion.
PPILFNGER BELLGERENT.
To he Fzccienov, che Gorcv,or NJ d0ooHd; II
All that have, in property, and one son. VIVID ~
whole faInily, their consent IL g1ined give 70 ~
beno for he GOOD caDse Of sece~rion deyerance ana
liberty. Gcd help the good cause Of the south. Ks-
spectfully, Z. BsLLks'sA'
RAISING HRR OWN PURs.
The CborlcstOn Ne~s asks patronage for c'oshing
merchant who offers Carolina Sable Furs and Buck
skin Riding Gloves nade by Southern ladies' Of South
ern MATERIAL
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RESOLUTIONS or THE CHARLESTON
MEETING.

The public meeting on Monday night TO indorse shS
action Of the State Legislature adopted the following
preamble ard resolutions:
Fd.v Citizens: The pndersisped appointed q prsnm4s1J
meeting 10 pre,fni to sIg 0 o" p, Of chassn 6.
reference 70 the recent call Of Convention re'poc"J ''s
Wersgad ha act AZ en- indication Of the settled pnrpose
The Ssr 70 place heryel IN condition Of political indspena
enoe and tie propeiy Of that purpose we "y ana
We have regarded the nomination Of Mr. Lincoln the ds
this Goyenu We have regarded the North fisy hostile
70 ie Interest," ard The inutoDs Of Tie S9e,n We Ca
to control The and the inevitable pupose -
form for tie preservation Of our rish. and Liberties.
cereln imperative We regard the acton indicated
win be resaTded- must be efficient and we believe the
,ursd moyemen, q sovereign States political i1dePeodenes =
L on condition Of escape from the murdered as o. inaf
ydgas who slse must strike for liberty and bling the
beg leave Offer the follow log r-.outioa.s
Re"cd Tat in calling Convention 81 the Pecre q THE
the eGatale Las performed which Iesisss
4 RSIseS That copcung in the propristy Of tb, Sssos
pledge ourreye through such agency place his STATE
dependence Of The present Federal Government,
Judge Magrath presided, AND made fairly temperate
speech. lie was followed by J. J. p. Smith who said:
do not think that there will be any blood she'd the
South stands with An unbroken front. Rejoicing ~
do at this, j would. however, add that when yong
Convention meets veal or woe, through good OF
evil report, with without other states II II your
duty TO Dissolve your COMPACT with this Union Tho
honor of this State il plcdedpledged ten times over
10 ttis course; although there are those who sneer
Which one of you would be willing TO leave his honor
in tie keel ing of anotherl Often the South has Of
fered resistance so oen has she allowed heraef TO he
c. sxed with the song of Compromise. Your only
safety now is TO turn deaf to "the voice OF tbs
etarTrer charm he 20 wisely" The only hope or
tie South il Il al sentiment which cannot TOO often b
brought before you, The South should govern she
South" Fellow-ctizens in the midst Of great
events; we are living in in the annals Of Tine
Before the white and unwritten page the Muse sits
ready to trace the record for posteiy Shall that page
be stained with record of submissionl No! Rather
let il be illuminated with the glorious record Of resist
ance. Let the Palmetto flag, like the white plume a.
Henry w., lead on to honor and glory.
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aIe Offering Of decline of y en Their improved
dcunrd for croii and Milwaukee Bonds. and high 81
world he paid. but none on the market.
The Cfciall lot Of ssles for three day A. follows:
Illinois Centrsl shares .......2sl dis zee. q dis
New No'k Central ...........O y Ct -.
New-ioik Central II. 1876. 49,. ..... 81 y g.
Ncwioik aud Erie shares. n 90 81 81
TIE Iopdoa Tive, notices ard quote. make, follows:
10 Tie Colonial market GRIND Trunk Of Canada stock aEn
fa h ~ % TIE Bonds have recovered u 20 n the prefer
and " 10 80 the ordinary Canada Government Debentn-s
tie hart. Of the luois Central Mictian Central New, York
C'rte ard NewYork and Ere declined Canada Five Per
Cent?, lf3l
At PHILADELPHIA The North american says:
Ther In Money market to-day and
the dcmsnd freely met at leal2 cent anuum for the
bret pine six months paper sod ~ the former
'e but fecord ard if Glaze ii dcn 70 neeo
date any price, rste however l. evidently ublins
rsIit'y a. |; commenced.
The Chicago Prcss Of Tuesday says;
There nsderahle excitement In fnancs circea this
morning owing TO the unsettled state ~ money sfrs At the
South and Fast Exchange opened cent premium and At
several o the bank to p cent at Some leading
houses refused 10 sell But customers,
supplied spany at the upper figures We zee no
poses be dried that the West would be much stronger
financially We rad the surplus proceeds Of recent crop
indebtedness 10 tie Fast l. comparatively small and we are
therefore mrch better "a than have been in other n
pressure Bh rates q exchange will Of now as 81 all
times M heavily those who have Eastern indehtedse ma.
turing but appreh the number II business hay
ing ruch indebtedness j. comparatively limited.
This afternoon outside Fac could not buy large amounts
oexchance any price No tel how long this state u
things last hut present impression Is that the furry will
be soon over A. such time there E. always wide margin be-
purchsse feveIsh market Gold nominal at y 40 cent
lieniu The tendency j. strongly 10 the higher figures Many
houses refused to sell at any rrice.'l
TIE receipts and shipments for the week and from
the lst Of January lst, AZ compared with 1859, from
Chicago were ia follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

VALUABLE PRssEST.-About 10 O'Clock on Thurs
day night, man rang the door-bell Of house No 10
Reekman street and when his summons was answered
bv the appearance of Of the domcstics, he sud-
denly placed in her hands willow basket, saying
Here's present for the girls" and burriedly de-
camrcd. On examining the contents Of the basket, n
male child about two weeks old, was discovered
neatly hacked therein. Az none Of 1.-THE girls had
immediate use for such an article Of household furn
turc The little waI was cent to the office Of the Com
mis.ioncrs Of Charities and Correction.
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FFFIGY BURNING AT AIKEN.

On TIE 9th there WIS demonstration at Aiken, 4
C. Midway in the procession, between two lines. was
the eey Of Abe Lincoln with the following placard
suspended in the right band: " Abe Lincoln First
President Northern Confederacy." The eifgy was
ridden on 2 rail and carried by two negros. After
marching through the PRINCIPAL streets the procession
halted On Railroad avenue, Immediately between the
residences OF Captains IhwnQ Of Cavalry Corps and
Mins of Infantry, both Minnie Corps. Theee gentle
men were loudly caedfor, and, Of course responded
TO the calls made upon them in speeches suited to the
occaFion The efiigy was now taken 10 a scaiold and
hung by the negros charge of the ssme the FIRE being
applied It WIS speedily consumed amid the cheers Of
,Ee ,,ultitpde
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bioago, were as follows:
TIE Nnc.OLlcar. PLcannns Of SUNDAY says:

Tie week coses far better condition " things than was
erected the opening. Whatever may have been the ap
ureberFiors then thew have since been ene! de-
reed by the renewed activity Of trade and the complete torn
exchanges favor The latter point strengthens IN
fact against every coursercy changing Il has done the
specie IN this direction. sud conveying the assurance
that brief period Of coin viii be n-enei
from three millions Under his ENLARGED bssi' and the
rapid reduction Of ndehedne money make, must soon
show decided charge for the better. -.
TIE bark for the week il most Eai factory Not
withdrawing pretty tight pinch the direct discount me has
leer e,-eued 10 the extent Of upward of million while be
rrce column shows increase Of nearly f210 due 20 the
fret namert the influx from the North II i true that the
reduction loans has been partly Distributed In the Of
charge Tie following the precise changes compared
With last weeks returps .,.
pee in short o 49, Inc. in exchange S6s1l95
Inc in specie III SIC Dec in di-tt balances rs 9l6
,r in rircuslon lui 3n5 Total loans Nov TO- PC 3s R9e
Il.c in d.rost, Total loans Nov .. p 397 Sj9
The outside i count market l. still very inactive aud
scarcely hear or solitary transaction in paper But this dpres
n he Of long duration and confidently predict that
before the clogr eek capitalists win show Imposition
70 operate In time the banks responding pretty
freely 20 the numerous calls disappointing few u l. true
hrt generally managing TO make both end meet M0r- ihsh
Ill c4nno4 r<s.oushtv b. expected lust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

Read the following from the wen-kno~n Captain
81 A. .testrsr Yutou.

NEvORLEASs, Oct. ,, lb'A
D. J. C. AIPB Low>n-Siv am urged by my vie - re-
por you your sAEsAPAKLA ha' mad IN our ls,n
,noyiedsneu Qualification vii proceed to st. NY
ir son eleven old has bad Sc!Oua sores on ms ear
prk and am. wears. They were much Of the time very
di.tre.nR and feared they would kill him ~ hr swell
would aupear thor Il would break and make rirg sore
L would not heal They became IoNhs'ne snd o"n
rirf thew stoned hs growth sud seemed 10 undermine h
health 20 that be became feeble and sctly We tried
and Medicines they did good AcleTgyman IN our ne'sn
b5rhocd hai remarkable cures ~ y' ChE
,dyi..d o.. SAEsAPAKiLii 1nd We did
The smallest show 81 symptoms Of heing M amour 80
week ia try had healed and M w" IoiI it
b no re1sn OF the ofdrr about him that can discover
n yop Cir. IHent YOU may T'A 9enr'e ,' W ~ INV
''-- '-'-'' '' 49, JNO. W. BATES.
Prrr.-.d b. d. J c. AfEH Co. Lowell Ma
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Advertisements
IT, II. H. ALBERT EDWARD, Prince oil " aIes

''N '''' CrpNy,,, G.IIrHY No 707 BRoApwar.
T ,Lotosfrh Of ths PINcE now on exhDhl9n-,ne -
,icp ia Auee.-wes made by oysl desire at tho hrfie
Hopse Boou October 49, 1850 His Royal Hghneas not nv
% lime 70 IL while in New fork, communicated through me
Hon ~ Archibald H. r. NJ Consul New York bis sihn2le.s
10 Al for his Mess Quincy son they sg.o
90 - Boston Tr undersigned immediately repaired litnsf
m The results Of their visit by the Pictures no
Gallery tho Prince wei A. the hnn9eu u
& 80 re s,.I them 10 be the beet picture Of him
u, Afo on wow all the members OF the hoy Pa''y aho
their Autographs 49,, - IL. sic. n m
rom the largest plates made to the ecartes de S'' '
nburGG 90
Trrd4 supplied at liberal discount -. ,.t.
"NA' ' No .0T Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

A DrAY AsD DUNE BURGLAR.-On Friday morn
ins officer Lynch OF the Sixteenth Ward arrested
young Scotcbman, IS years Of age, named VIM. Hunt
charged with having broken into the hour store Of
M,ssr. Beyer s. Brsil at the corner Of Seventeenth
street and Sixth avenue. On the person of the pris-
oner who claimed 70 be deaf and dumb, was found
jimmy, skeleton keys and other implements used by
professional burglars He was committed ~ answer
by Justice Qrackcnbush.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

I'd. fs, and 100 bales Cotton at 5-l6d. To London
1000 bXs. Cheese at J0s and 100 bales Hops st ID
brig of 800 tuns TO Lisbon private terms. vessel
Of 80 tuns TO Fenandna and back on private terms
vesscl Of 200 tuus to Key West on private terms A
brig of 800 TO load Eastern port with Lum
Der to Buenos Ayrs at so y NJ and y cent primagc
and a bark of 400 tuns TO New-Orleans and back on
private terms.
TIE business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Recepts
$J5l SS-for Customs, $1,000; Payments, S3i2-
9s3 %; Balance, 5000 $50 81
Treasury Notes ART now going in very freely for
inbunement and the Treasury will probably lose for
some time to come for ths reason 1t is understood
that the Secretary of the Treasury has decided that he
will not extend the tine for the payment of the loan
awarded last month. The time fixed is the 22d inst
II is very doubtful if all the deposits win be made on
that day The drain 10 the South Of gold oeascd. The
state Of exchanges at the principal points at the South
DO not justify the movement of gold. We continue TO
receive considerable parcels from Boston. We hear Of
sales of y cent Treasury Notes, due within sixty
days, al | T. cent discount. The new Government
Loan is very heavy. We hear various rufrors Of fail
urcs but none OF much importance. The infre
Quency of failures, especially among the stock
houses, is the constant theme Of remark in
financial circles, indicating great strength and
an abeenoe Of undue expansion. The money
market to-day on call was rather less stringent
than Yesterday but in the discount houses there il no
amelioIaton Of rates. The current rates for strictly
gilt-edged' paper are 1912 y cent, with now and
then an exceptional transaction at y cent Names
fave been cold OF Is T. cent which month ago could
have been passed at GS = cent Even at the high
quotations given there is but little currency for the best
signatures. This difficulty in using bills receivable If
very embarrassing in commercial circles and prevents
many transactions from being contaminated. There
very uge offerings at the leading banks to-day,
dealeIs usual in such times, asking for twice or
three times az much a. they need. The amount dis
counted was light, and the line Of loans in the bank
statement Of Monday muss show considerable contrac
ton. The business of the Clearinghouse was
SOS, 7lsOO0.
4 rumor il in circulation that prominent savings
institution in Philadelphia had failed. This is untrue
II probably originated in the fact that the doors of the
Institution are closed in consequence of the death Of
the manager. The stockholders OF the Milwaukee and
Mrsseippi Railroad who desire to participate in the
benefits of the purchase of the road about to take
place are required assign and transfer their stock
under the agreement pryousto the 3lst Of December
at the Office Of n. A. Cowdrey, No. % William street
The Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund Of the
State of Ohio have extended the time for receiving
bids for the Sc 400 900 loan till December 49, noon
The earnings of the Cleveland, Columbus, and Gin
cnnati Railroad for the month u October, are:
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The following 3 comparative Fattineu OF ,a7 to'
tn I.t sek 10 November and from tie opening OF 0'''n "
No Canoda's malls bring the following IN ItgHId

- l. m.
Near Siolt.rfohl Son Co In ii"r coa' - a. 80, ~
o., + I'm ahuud4n bat there y some I are
I'd INIT i1 .oop b. higher The manufacturing DIanci'' 70
% jt ,,iy. - they have been, snd the hone u"a' III
IN 10 'erl the ca6e II the high lJi'r o. - ,,easd
,,,r I. ft.f.y been favorable ior tho lA IfI ~ 49,.
Min b.i, sbors hi the fed The import. Of breldsia w.
he country continue BE- 80 large -cA - 20 -, -
-, a. ~ y.,v Ia our crop during the month OF SD
i41sber try equal ll.0OO) quarters on 49, IN
B!olr and dgrl, ths past month they nave ~. d,
IL imports 20 sontinu. IT that fsiH We sn -,
require. a. snoth.r month farmers VIII 49,
end their " beet market The Root are geeray u'
bt The complaints about the Postoes not increasing
d. relation American SscuTits-, N"-fs Barring bio- :"
Go rearE: The principal business thi. ~~k ha- been i o-
,sbe Jnuo7y Ohio o. dle lst January YIN ut
49, u July have been sold u a,U82l New York due on
sus & AZ gO With dividend from October e0nsideTabe
e q Peunyyan n.cnyguI nee S,se @s r. Sa S
o sreur,es quiet without variation in prices Caads -
I0si ard New. BTsns~ck bs lDos.
~ Ssuerihsi'e says: Business 70 s e5trnt hS been
tfasac.d IN London Ia American secufes during the past
.L Uuied s,sss a. cent BoEds more wanted also VIZ
guia y cent sad PENN ysuE q cent 10 H
have 70 note line Of ~ 2 share 70 lin'is va o. ~
- consequent upon quotations from % .h
, lB.t.at RsIIosd Boads fcmsla sesdy Michigan CeO'fi
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VOLUNTEER sOLDIERs.


Every mail is bringing Gov. Gist quantities Of let
ten with tenders of companies, or individual offers TO
aid in resistance movement, II Federal coercion he
attempted. Baltimore offers the Governor one hun
dred men, and jersey ~ live hundred. individual APP
picatonr for military appointments are numbere-s
Several officers of the army asd navy here have sent
in their designations and are waiting for appointments
under tho Governor.
WHAT NORTHERN MERCHANTS Do.
Letters afe abundant from Northern merchants aud
Others suggesting Measures OF retaliation and urging
their action as most essential 10 touch the feelings OF
the North through their pockets. II Is rumored that
New-York sent hundr,d thousand dollsr- TO be- used
in the election in Charleston. Millions would not
change the resnh.
No BACKING OUT.
South Carolina, w under no circumstances, back
down from the petition -he has taken. She il now
virtually ont Of The Union. The United States fag is
not recognized in any part of The State.
EFFECT ON LABOR AND COMMERCE..
TIE Mayor of Charleston, owing 10 she pre-ent con-
dton Of affair." discharged largo number Of Bbosers
employed on he pubic works.
TIE wbaTves are filed with cotton; very httle to
send North-being mostly shipped directyto England
and France.
Caleb Cushing brig. Joseph Gray, WA to sail for
Liverpool on Friday. Capt. Piummer says ne viii
bear aoft the Palmetto lonestar flag. Capt Plummer
IL u genuine NewbuTyport Yankee, but regular
Southern iire-eater.
Nothing will probably be known, definitely, d 70
he course Of the banks until Saturday.
There IL a great demand for firearms M the re
yoyers and rifles in the city have been sold. Large
orders have been sent Fast.
Specie is daily arriving from the East 20 purchase
cotton.
VIEWS OF THE HON. JAMES l.. ORR.
A magnificent torchlght procession was held at Co
lumbn on Wednesday night, five thousand being pres-
,nt including COO Minute Men The Hon. james l..
Orr made speech, defining his political position He
said that ten years sgo he could believe in the doo-
trne of State secession but he had become con-
vert to that very principle. Were he to be nember
Of the Convention which is to meet, he woui cast hs
vote for separate State action, even were il somouow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

PREsESTATIoS.-Mr II. G. Doington, pianist Of the
Alpine Musical Association, on "Wednesday even
ing recipient of massive gold chain from that Asso-
cation THE Rev. Mr.. Filbrck, in presenting it, made
a short and phy speech, which was responded to by
Mr.. Dcrgton with much feeling. 1t WAS very pleas
ant affair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

THE STREETs.-City Inspector Deayan was round
on a rtreet-inspectng excursion yesterday. Judging
by the stencil of the accumulated garbage in the gut
ter Of the less pretenous parts OF the city this duty
had been neglected for some time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-17

PAssisG colYT,RPEIT BmLs.-Wafcn Banning
Young man. who recently ofced pollcicrt n one Of tho
election drt- Of Twentieth Ward Wa arrested lhufi j.
br Officer Irving precinct, char. wSh pacing counter
III BILL -eyed that The secued eerd IN dsp'7in2 OF
Two counterfeit ~ hib the Bank Of the Interior Il Albany
ue Oua,seubuss held the accused 10 answer IN TIE n Of
$1,000.