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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-25
A Keok NIX Appointment.

Our fellow townsman, John A. Graham,
ESQ, has been appointed Chief Clerk in the
Registers Office Of the Treasury Department
at Washington, with salary OF $4,000. IL
is nice little berth, for which he is amply
qualified, as be is indeed for much more
important position.
His His iiHeefFafttbie honesty and Ais IN
swcrving and earnest advocacy Of Republi-
can principles, the kindness OF his heart, the
plain simplicity OF his manners, and his tried
fidelity to duty IN all the relations OF life,
renders his appointment universally crafty
ing to ell parties and persons here. The
great trouble about it is, that We can't any
Of US see how it is possible to get along with
out him in keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-25
Appointments.


Mr.. Galloway has been reappointed Sur
geon OF the Marine Hospital, at Paducah,
Ky.
The Senate has confirmed VIM. II. Garter
Of Ohio Second Lieutenant in the Marine
Corps.
Cornelius F. Bucks, Marshal for Mime
sofa.
Joseph Lockwood, Postmaster at Milwau-
kee, Wis.
Elias w. Leavenworth, Commissioner un-
der the Convention with New Grenada.
Charles w. Davis of Maryland, Sec'y to
the Commissioners.
Calvin uuson Of N. Y, Commissioner un-
der the Convention with Costa RIGA.
Charles Howe, Collector at Key West.
Samuel Long, Consul to La Haina.
The President has nominated Charles L.
Wilson of Illinois, Seo'y Of Legation to Lon.
don.
VIM. s. Pennington of N. Y. Sec'y of Le-
CATION at Paris.
John L. Edgar Of Tennessee, Consul at ST.
Thomas.
The New York city appointments are nm
der consideration.
Francis Morco has been removed from an
important clerkship in the State Department,
and K. S. Chiffon promoted to fill the va.
cancy.
John s. Smith OF New York has been ap-
pointed TO supply the post vacated by the
latter.
The Senate confirmed ]. W. Nye as Gov
ernor of Nevada; Rufus King. Minister to
Rome; Bradford r. Wood, Minister to Dem
mark; Anson Bnrlingama, Minister to Aus
trla; Amos Crosby, Minister to Guatemala;
Joseph o. Putnam TO Havre; Freeman ii
Morse, Conaul to London; Joseph IL. Ander-
son OF Ohio. Consul TO Hamburg; Francis III !.
Moody, Receiver Of Public Money at Little
Rock; Lieut. Hortchuf, Assist. Ad. General,
with rank Of Captain.
| The following Postmasters were confirmed
! Warren N. Huntington, tialena.
Edward q. David, Dubuque.
JAS. +. Abrahams, Burlington, Iowa.
Sidney Z. Van Danhalst, Pittsburgh.
David u. Rose, Marshal for Indiana.
VIM. Ii. Curly. Attorney for Iowa.
/ Geo. A. Nourse, Attorney for Minnesota
Alex. &. Sands, Marshal for the Southern
District Of Ohio.
Herbert n Huxie, Marshal for Iowa.
The following nominations were made fol
the Territory Of Colorado
/ VIM Gilpin, Governor.
Lewis l.. Wells, Secretary.
Benjamin +. Hall Of New York, Chief Jus
4 tice.
s. Newton Pestis Of Penn, and G. L. Ar
mans were made Associate Judges.
Copeland Townsend, Marshal
Francis NJ. Case of Ohio, Surveyor.
!, Gen. Marsh 4. Duanell Of Maine, Consu
at Vera Cruz.
Joshua K. Giddings OF Ohio was nomina
ted for Consul General to British Mort
America.
: Thos. Corwin having Withdrawn his decli
nation, was confirmed Minister to Mexico.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-25
keokuk, It. Des Moines and MINI.
a. ~ R;
RAILROAD.
Open to Eddyville, 81 Miles.
GRANGE GF TIME.
Two Trains each way Daily.

nN and after MONDAY, MARCH 2ath, 1861.
~ and until further notice, daily trains
Wall run each way toaudayr excepted ~ follows:
MIXED TRAIN.
Will leave kE0ktk at 700 ~. m. arriving
at EDol WILLIE, st 2:3O p. ma.
EXPRESS AND NAIL.
viii leaTe kEuhlk at 2:nO p. m, arriving
ut EpDIslLLh at 1850 p. m.
EXPRESS AND MAIL.
viii leave lDDYyfLLE at 1900 "A. m, and
arrive at kKOhIh at 1900 m.
MIXED TRAIN.
viii leave IDDYvfLLE III H:3O n. an. and
arrive OF hL0kuh at 1890 p. I'M.
&l-passengers taking either train from Keo-
knk make connections with Stages for
Oskaloosa, Des Moines, &c.
TuROIGHTIcKET S. aslow the
lowest, may be had at ne Office for all points
in Middle, Western and southern Iowa, kansas,
Nebraska, &C., DC.
TICKET 0FEICE-~At the Depot, loot Of
johnson street. GEO. NILLiA ANS, JR.
March ~, ol-dAs superintendent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-25
The overland Ma.l service 10 Cease.

The OvefIand Mail Service to Ccnse.
NV York, March %.
The service on the Overland Butterfeld
Mail route u about 70 cease, in pursuance OF
the Act d Congress. So the mails for Cali
fornia from all parts Of the country must 20
via Panama until the new route via Salt Lake
and Placervlle goes into operation on the
lst OF June
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-25

John l.. Williams, now Chief Clerk OF
tue Navy department at salary Of $4,000.
was formerly "Journ on the Hartford
Times. when Gideon Weles; present Score.
tary OF the Navy, was editor OF the same pa.
per.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-25

GECaUGHs.-The sudden changes Of our
climate are sources OF Pulmonary, Bronchial
and Asthmatic affections. Experience hav-
ing proved that simple remedies often act
speedily and certainly when taken in the ear
ly stages of the disease, recourse should at
once be had TO .BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRo-
cHEs," or Lozenges, let she Gold, Cough, or
Irritation Of the Throat be ever so slight, as
by this precaution more serious attack may
be e6ectually warded Of. PUBLIC SPEAKERS
and SINGERS will find them effectual for clear.
ing and strengthening the voice. See ad-
vertiaemant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-25

CT ne fall sowp wheat in this region
premises weit-it never looked better ut this
season Of the year. The only regret now TO-,
that there was not greater breadth Of
ground .eown. The continuous snow during
the winter preserved it we'll, and it now has
a good color and appe ars thick on the ground.
II keosarqua Republican.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-25

ET1he army appropriation bill, which
passed the United States Congress at the
CLOSE OF the session, contains an appropria-
tion Of Tl56 900 for forts Jefferson and Tsy-
Tor in Florida. Although Florida had with
oil possible formality declared herself out Of
the Union some weeks before, she will NO
doubt send on a commissioner to Washing
ton to claim the cash Il Lou. Jour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-25
FROM q Georgia.

AUousrA, March %.
The Montgomery Advertiser publishes .
long corrected list Of Army and Navy ap-
polntments, nearly all formerly Federal off
GERS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-25

new York, March %.
The Posts Washington correspondent
says that the Secretary of the Navy has de-
cided TO advertise for an eight million loan.
The Arago brought SALE, 900 in specie.
The Commercials Washington dispatch
states that A. II. Schultz has been appointed
Marshal, vice Rynders.
Mr.. Seward has written letter to the
Southern Commissioners reviewing the,en-
tire grounds of Misunderstanding with view
of restoring harmony, and closing with the
recommendation Of National Cow
The Government. has received information
OF q plot to revolutionixe California and Or
egon, duplicating Gen. johnson and other
officers.
HERALD's DIsPATCHgs.
The IIerald's Washington dispatch says
inconsistencies between Anderson's dispatch
es before aud after the Inaugural, tend to
whsperisgs in executive circles that the Ma
jor may lie in completely With the Secession
lists.
Charles l.. Wilson, editor Of the Chicago
journal, has been nominated Secretary Of
Legation to London.
The President has determined to call an
extra session Of Congress.
Commodore Striugham has been ordered
to report Immediately to the Navy Depart
ment sg..s.-
Notwit nstaniing the powerful effort that
is being made to induce the President to
make tn New York appointments, especial
| ly the NJ rshal and District Attorney, still
they are Kept back there is hitch some
where. lie intimated pretty plainly TO a
| gentlcma who called to see him, that GER
tain men had misrepresented matters, and
he had been msled in regard TO certain men
who were prominent for positions.
| The New York appointments will be made
Tomorrow or next day.
MIR. Barney will be Collector.
| MIR. Dart, of Sc. Lawrence county, has a
good show for Attorney Of the Northern Dis.
trct Of New York.
| Gen. Nye's nomination as Governor Of
Nevada Territory is very much liked. lii
accepts tne position.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-25

Tn Reports are now prevailing to the ef-
fec. that Carl Schurz will accent the mission
to Portugal, and that Hassaurek Of Cincin.
na'i has good chance for the CHILEAN mis-
sion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-25

GT- In reply to the charge that the CORES
pondsnce OF the New York Tribune, dated
Charleston, IL bogus, the editor OF that % :
per states that they have three persons under
pay at Charleston, in order to secure cor
respondence from that place beyond any con
'tingency.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-25
A New Move.

Under the prompting OF the Democratic
leaders Of the city, some weeks ago, a Com
promise, Submission, Dirt Eating meeting
was held, and thorough pro. slavery plat
form adopted. 1t seems that dodge did MT
win; and yesterday, handhils we're circu.
lated, calling meeting OF all those in ia
vor OF the Union, the Constitution and the
enforcement Of the laws, to nominate city
ticket.
How do these gentlemen propose to enforce
the laws down South When did they come
to the conclusion TO enforce them? Are thew
In Tor tight or foot.race?-or arc thew
only making fun OF their own inconsistency
and oowardice?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-25

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
We are authorized to announce Il. COLE. ESQ.,,
as y candidate for City Recorder, at the ensuing
City Election on tho First Of April.
Marrha Ad
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-25


What is Uncle Abe doing ?-[Daven-
port News.
Turning thieves and traitors out OF office
and putting honest men and patriots in their
places. How do you like it p Gate City.
That accounts probably for DIR. Thomas Of
Dubuqus getting the mission TO Bogota! -
DO you iake?-[ Journal.
So in your opinion, Jones is thief and
traitor, is hep Gate City.
BY 20 means. But in "Uaele Ahe'sn opin-
ion the keokuk applicant for the Bogota
mission wasn't one OF the "honest men and
patriots" Do you take ?-[J Journal.
u A, last on second labored effort, sban-
doning his attempt at wit, the star editor
of the Journal makes mean personal fling
in matter OF fact style. Ia response we
have to sew, that neither .'Old Abe" nor any
member Of his Administration ever gave an
opinion on an application Of eurs for mis-
sion TO Bogota. Ie that satisfactory?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-25

fT The Neil House as Columbus. O..isto
DO rebuilt. The State Journal says it had
come 70 DO regarded as State InstitutioD on,
ranking between the State House and the
Penitsnsisry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-25

Ce'oThA piiis postponed on account Oh not com
plying with the law.
The Treasurer's account Ia not published At this
time as thore has been no settlement With him since
the publication in January. A full settlement
viii be made with him the first Monday in J uns
nextsAt which time full and complete Exhibit
will BIO made ~ required by law.
The following resolutions passed by the Board
were ordered to be published
Resolved, That the Board of Supervisors will not
audit or allow any claim against the County here
after presented, unless the same has been duly
sworn TO by the claimant, stating that such claim
II justly due and unpaid.
Resolved, That no claim presented after the lat
day Of each session will bo acted upon or AUDITED
ri that session.
ERIE j. LEIGH
Clerk Of the District Court and
Ex-oficio Cork Of the Board Of Supervisors.
March -, 1861.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-25
xCHEDULE

SCHEDULE
Of Claims AHored by the Board Of Supervisors at
the Adjourned Session, held on the secssd
Mosday II March, 1861.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-25

full Exhibit Of Receipts and expenditures will
be made at the June Term.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-25

GT MIR. Seward, il 10 said, will review in
lengthy communication, in response to the
Southern Commissioners, the causes OF our
present National troubles; and recommend
Convention OF delegates from all he
States to consider the state OF the country,
and adopt remedy for existing evils.
u They had an Amateur Concert in Ee.
osauqna, one evening last week, for the ben
eft Of the Kansas sufferers. The rece,nts.
- We learn from the News, amounted TO
thirty-one dollars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-25


The secessionsts snd conditional Union
men have united their forces under their re-
spective organs for grand onslaught against
the Black Republicans of st. Louis. They
call their ticket on Anti-Republican ticket,
and they are moving oil the powers Of hell
TO excite prejudice and hatred against Re-
puhlcans, and TO stigmstise oil who are for
the Union without conditions a. Black Re.
publicans.
The acheme is . bold one, and boldly
played. and the prospects Of success are at
least sufficient to stimulate the most earnest
efforts. But the game is understood, and
the Union men OF st. Louis-which include
good many persons outside Of the Repub
lican party-refuse to go it blind even on
the "niggsr." The News is quite a. decided
in it's opposition to the Anti Republican
ticket as the Democrat itself.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-05
Resignation of Army Officers.

The following officers of the o. S. Army, recently
belonging to the department of New Mexico, have
reeigned their positions Lieut.. Rich, was in this
city yesterday on his way to Richmond to tender
his services to President Davis:
Col. Loring, Monted Rifles, commanding Depsrt-
ment Of New Mexico; Lieut. Col Geo. B. Critten-
den, son Of Hon Jno. j. Crittenden, Mounted Rifles:
Lieut.. Col GraysOn acting Comm1sssry General;
Maj. Henry Sibey % Dragons; Capt Walker,
Mounted Riffs; Capt Lindsay, Mounted Rifles /;
Capt II. Maury, Asst ADJ. General; Capt. Thos.
Claiborne, Mounted Rifles; Lieut. Baker. Mounted
Rifles; Lieut. Jackson, Mounted Rifles; Lieut.. Nc
Neal, Mounted Rifles; Capt c. L. Stephenson 18th
Infantry; Lieut. Walker, Capt. Ransom, Cavalry
Regiment; Lieut.. McRae, Mounted Rifles: Lent
L. L. Rich, 9TH Infantry: and Capt. CM Wilcox. Eth
Infantry.
Nearly all Of those officers, as we are informed
will Immediately tender their services ts the Con.
iederate States, which will be accepted of course.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-05

We are informed that tickets have been print ed
for circulation, with the words " No Separation y
No Representation" For Senator, JOIN TRpfBLE
For Representative, E II EAST; On ysuo,o paper
which are of the same color of the Southern indie
pendence ticket, ana are therefore well calculated
TO deceive the unwary voter. who is not disposed
to scrutinize them closely 1t is only necessary to
advertize this fact that the true hearted Southern
men may be on their guard against them. Let them
be narrowly watched and scrupulously guarded
against.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-05
4 nnnhln Ganlp.

The Black Republicans bab loudly of hanging
Southern csptves that may fall into their bands.
This in perfect keeping with the policy of cow
ard, who would prefer to kill men who are dis
armed and helpless, to those who can meet them in
open combat. They should remember, however,
that the South has even now thousands of hostages
to insure the enforcement of all the laws of civil
lied warfare. Such game as this VIII return with
fourfold force upon its authors. Let them beware
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-05

Twenty or thirty Louisville steamboats,, bound up
from New Orleans, have been seized at Memphis by
| order of Gen. Pillow. Every that comes to
that point is seized If any boat attempts to pass,
she is brought to by heavy batteries and compelled
to remain.-L0uisUiAe Journal.
The above is quite as nearly correct as any state
ment of the journal in reference to Southern mat
tiers can be expected to be found.
How true it is, let the facts show.
There were only, we believe fifteen boats all told
in the Louisville and New Orleans and Louisville
and Memphis trade-twelve in the first and three in
the last
The following boats were running in the Louis
vile and New Orleans trade, viz: f. H. Fdirchild
Grey Eagle, Diana, John Pane, Atlantic A,tocrdt
WOodfOTd Funny Bulti. and B. j. Adams, the Lou
| IsvLLE, MAGENTA, and PEYToNA.
Of these, the nine whose names are given in ital
ics laid up at this place, their business being
cut off by the blockade of the Ohio river.
The Magenta built here, was sold conditonally to
some parties in New Orleans, and after the COM
mencement of our troubles, she turned back, from
her upward trip to New Orleans, being afraid that
if she through to Louisville she would not get
out again.
The Peytona is laid up in New Orleans.
The Louisville alone of all this fleet is at Menu
pills. having been detained on the last trip she in
tended making, to keep her from falling into the
hands of the Administration.
Three boats were running in the Memphis and
Louisville trade the Commercial Bracelet and
Trio. OF these. the Commercial and the Trio are
laid up here. The bracelet is running in the Mem.
phis and Columbus trade.
These are the facts. Compare them, reader, with
the Journals statement-Lo Louisville Courier June 4.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-05

Or on saturday evening last. large Note Book,
containing following notes. which The public here
~ toned not ade for and hs drawers Of the
q pJ he book a opns o
notes past due. most Of vhich are protested will give the
for the delivery Of tho Book aud 1t Green
field 4 PattersoD's Store, on College street.
The following named persons the drawers Of the Notes
Foste due 18th June 1851, with interest sr s439 90
XII L Woods, due zsth July, fer S244 4015
Payne and kale & Payne, due 2oh July, 1861, f0r
Georss Thomas, Que Goth July 1861, for ssIl Sax
Neal due 81 August 1851 tlrintsres for szs33 -
Ja1aes Bell, dine ish NOvenhef, 1861, with in
Mcwhsr due a9h October, 1861 with interest for sI
Mcwhtsr due Goth October, 1861 with interest for
Iitteton JONES' due 18th octo.e,, 1851 for 500 90
NRHgde, due 18TH august, 1861 for $50 %
Putnam st January, 1861, with interest, for sS
J a McNurry, due list August, Sol, for 5000 So
alma Anderson, due LIST August 1851, for $500 81
Bransfor8, due LIST Au,usts 1851 TOR S6ls o.
is Co Ie April, 1859 with intsrei. for SIS 50
John H due LIST January l63 tn interest for $3.50 %
c Alley and 10 Alley due TN May 1861 fOr $3.50 OO
W D4iten, due 9Th July 1851 for l2SOO
me. dus st6 1853, Tor $1,000
GIeeVes and Mckay, due 4th August, 1851, for
ohadws, due 9Th August ls6 with interest," for $4,000
Catherine Cockre due 80 gust, 1851, for 200 %
s., 900 20
John Rains, due 18th SEPTEMBER 1908, with interest, for
IS 900
Roth, Iss of November 1861 with interest, for SI-
1883
roth due lst November 1882 with interest," for 45
Puuaer, cue q July 1861 for Ss00 90
Ssme, ID July, is62, for $3.50 90
sane, due % July, 953, for SSO060
Hardy tros due 81 Ju y, l-6l for S25DOU
Same, I'd july, 1879, for s250 90
Same, cue I'd July, 1863, for 9 50 %
@ Goo EFT, due so h July, lcbl. 500 o.
October. 6I with interest," $3.50 90
Reuben Rorj DUE 31st July 1851, for S905 20
sobel due 8 AprIl 1884, with interest, for 1856 go
soOe due 2h April, ie63, With interest, S7SUO0
steifel, due "a Juiv. 1861 fer s32 so
W Nokes, due Is only, le6I, 1915 90
Howell due 7ta eePtenter 1861, With Interest, foT
S9GUO
10 Smith, due LIST January, 62 with interest for 500 GU
C Harris, due 5th November, 1851, for $40 co
chesthsm, Mayor, due Jaauary, s6, with interest,"
for ash IS
Aaierson & Co.. due Is; Jsnuary, 1862, for $500
Chatham Mayor due 18th Augut 1861, for 81 SCI 2e
G. Kinney, due lAth April, Is62, flr 84Sl
Same, due 18th February, 1861 for 340J so
Same, due 18th December 1861, fer S40OS0
Same, due 18TH April, 1862, for 1892 20
jupe5-It W. GREENFIELD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-05
Southern Nails Sfnnned.

III MS inaugural address Mr.. LINCOLN said: 1.-THE
Insls unless repeed, will continued to be furnish>
ed IN all points Of the [ MON, so far as possible"
The Post Master at New York has issued the fol>
lowing order:
PosToTIcE. New YORK, May Slst, 1861.
have received from the Postmaster General the
following order, which viii be complied with
w. B. TAYLOR President
WASHINGTON, May 30, 1861 The letters and 9th, r
matter are to be sent to the Dead Letter Office AS
you will see. the agents are instructed NOT 10 re-
ceive send any mail matter after the 3lst instant
"Au postal service in the ate ofVirginia, Nor h
Carolina, South Carolina. Georgia Florida Ala
bama Mississippi Louisiana, Arkansas and Tevas
will be suspended from and after the 3lst instant
Letters for offices temporarily closed by this order
will be forwarded TO the Dead Letter Office .xcent
for Western Virginia, which will be sent to Wheel
ing. ii. BLAIR Postmaster General
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-05

TIE REcoIL--The high handed usurpatons of the
LINCOLN Government are beginning to introduce
their natural result among those who have warmly
supported his war policy. The Chicago Times of
the LIST inst holds the following language:
The rumors are very various and contradictory
as to the course which the President will pursue
to the kdbeqs corpus case before the Chief JUS
tice of the United States. One set of spectators
declare that the writ will be disregarded, and the
functions of the Supreme Court suspended the 9th
Ell that the jurisdiction of the Court will be re-
spected. We have no fears of the result. This gov
eminent has wellnigh become military despotism.
but it will scarcely go the length of abrogatinR the
Civil Authority of the land. Such an act would
change the features of this war at once. 1t would
be difficult in such case to tell which was the
most revolutionary of the two contending parties.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-06-05
Adopted May 8, 1861,

Joint Resolution Giving the authority notes for
any denomination not less than dollar.
Be resolved By the General Assembly of the State of
Tennessee, That the banks of the State be autho-
rized to issue notes of any denomination not less
than the of one dollar and that they be autho-
rized to pay outthe notes of a=y of the banks of
the Southern States that they willing to receive
on deposit CT take in payment of debts due them.
ReSolued further, That the supervisor Of banks
by and under the concurrence in writing of the Mil
iltary and Financial board may temporarily suspend
operation of any provision of the Bank Code when
in their Judgment the public good demands it. The
suspension TO date from the time they file with the
Secretary of State their written resolution to that
effect. W. G. WHTTHORNE
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
B. L. STOvAII-
Speaker of the Senate.