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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-27

FRUITS AND NUTS-The demand for
green Apples is but moderate, and the sup
ply being large, the market is very dull,
though prices are not quotably lower. The
sales add up 800 barrels, at 81 25@l 70 for
common 70 good, and 50 for choice, per bar
rel Of ~ bushels. Dried Apples very dull,
a. 2@3%c. per pound, and quarter Peaches at
4@5c.; but there is a fair demand for halves,
at 6@6Xc. The supply of Oranges and
Lemons has been better, and prices further
declined, closing at 50 60@3 25 for Oranges
and 81 1903 70 for Lemons. Figs have de-
clined to 7@8c. per Ia; Geneva CitrOn ad-
Vaneed to 2G@27c, and Genable Walnuts to
s@lOc. Tennessee Pea Nuts declined to
81 25@l 40 per bushel. No change in other
articles.
GRAIN-There has been a good demand
for prime red Wheat all the week, at 81 per
bushel, and for prime white, for export, 81 06
al u, the latter rate for choice Kentucky.
Corn has not changed in value since our last,
and ear has been in good demand At 30@33e,
the latter rate when delivered at the lower
depots. No demand of consequence for
shelled, ant it is nominal at 32@35c,, the
latter rate for white. Rye is steady, and in
fair demand, at 55@56e. Barley dull, aud
declined yesterday &c. per bushei, closing at
66@68e for prime Fall, and 6O@62c. for
prime Spring. Wheat is dull, and selling
slowly, at 80@85c in the small way in the
large way il is nominal at 7O@75c. Oats have
been in large supply, and declined to 25c.,
closing dull.
GREASE-The market is unchanged and
steady, at 6H@6Xc. for brown, 6X@6Ae
for Fellow and 6A@7Hc. for white, selling
rates.
GlNSENG-The market is steady and the
demand far, at 45r. for prime, on arrival.
HIDES-The market is dull and price,
UNCHANGED. We continue TO uuOte:
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STAY. syhi1la I stay -u I'D d
sfa1 TIA not the dawn OF Gay Hht ~
Tbs. msFis ne pkles ion ysndsr. opal streak.
Then pron3 thy dps TO mine, dT ID
Ana rest upon ny neck thy fervid cheek.
q seer, eybiIlaf sleep;
Leave me 20 watch and weep
0'er Aha afd momorT Of departed tQyp, I1H SEA aU'
orr hopes extinguished beam,
Der hntyh Yaaished dream,
Der all that nature gives and man destroys,
wake, Sybilai wakei frtr .r-.
q Even now the purple lake
II dapplsd DER with amber flakes flight; 1l l..
A glow IL ON the hill;
u And every trfckliu ri1 B.
In golden threads leaps down from yonder hight.
Q hy, sybflAl ny;
Lest day and envy SPY
Fly and tread softly, dear ed.
hBeat Those who hate ms hear 7 o.
The sound Of thy light footsteps aa they 60.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-27
enHLLEY,s PIcruRE OF sOLITUDE.

Robed IN n garment OF unrodden suow:
Won dnrksi me rock, whence tctclee depend,
So stainless that their white and glittering spires
TinRe non tho moons pure beams; yon castle steep
Whose ban ner hangeth Ger the ttme-Mofn tower
So Hoiidly, that wrapt fancy deemeth 10 E
a metaphor OF peace all form q scene tl4r ...
Where musing solitude might love 10 lU
Her soul above this sphere Of earthiness.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-27
A DMINIsTRATOR,s SALE OF REAL

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF REAL
IA pursuance OF an Order Of Sale Of
the Probate Court o. Hamilton County, Ohio to US
directed, we will offer for sale, on the premises, az
public auction, on TUESDAY, April 80, 1851, at two
O'Clock, p NJ the following described lot Of ground,
situated in the County Of Hamilton and the State OF
Ohio: The tract or parcel of land known aud desig.
mated as Lot numbered twenty-five (2O on the
town plat Of the town Of Loekland, in said County
hundred and siAty dollars, free Of dover.
Terms Of sale, one-third cash balance In one and
two years, with Interest, secured by mortgage on the
premises sold. w. X. M0RRIS, JR..
SARAH L. MORRIS,
Administrators of the Estate OF
mh2l-dW% w. X. Morris, deceased.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-27

DYDR. VIM. OWENS, WITHOUT THE
ID Knife or LfRature, By a new, simple and peouk
liar method Of treatment, discovered by himself
about eight year, ago, and which has been Is
WEN has been q citizen Of Cincinnati for the
last tweaty nVe Year,, s3a aasures ths amiStsa tasi
tioA, apply at his Office and resideDos. he. so Wee
Seventh st, Cincinnati. pc30-8
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NTorICE 10 ALL WHOM 1T MAY con.

III Ain WIfVNI II WAl UUWe
IN CERN. Notice " hereby given, that thore are
bending before the City Council Of the city Of Oin-
eipnati, the following Ordinances, tO.wt
To grade and pave, with bowlder-stone, PennOck-
alley, from Baymiller.street to street,
10 grade and rave, with bowlder.stone, Living
ston.street, from Linn. street to Baltimore-street.
10 grade and pave, with bowlder. stone, Diving.
sten-street, from Baltimore-street to John street.
To grade and pave, with bowlder-stone CEDAR
alley, fOm Jinn-street to a ymiler-street. ND
To grade aud pave, with bowlder.stone, Gest-
street. from Freeman street to Oarr.street.
In pursuance of the law, said Ordinances were
twice reed, laid on the table, aud the Clerk in.
structed 10 give four weeks notice Of the tendency
Of the same.
The law requires all claims for damages, that may
accrue from said Improvement, to be filed in writing
damaged claimed, within two weeks after the expir.
alton Of the time required for the publication of
such notice, when the same will be taken up for
anal action.
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Pawnbrokers.

A DAMS a. LIPMAN, PAWNBROKRRs,
IN No. 1873 Sycamore ST., between Fourth and
Fifth, where they take goods of all kinds as. collat-
eTl security, such as diamonds, watches, breast
pins, rings, clothing of all kinds, and every article
OF value Unredeemed pledges for sale.
j. q. ADAMS,
mhls-xS NJ. II. LIPMAN.
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DErAm GROCERY GARD.

EN WHITEHEAD, HORsE DOTOR
.HtLS AND SHOER, having had thirty
years. experience with an extensive prac- 3y
tice in the, Veterinary art and shoelng WI
combined, begs leave to inform the public Yk-@4
that he can be found at all timea at his
place. Of business and Tesldenee, No. IA ohmen
street. All kinds of Horse Powders Ointmens and
Liniments, constantly on hand. te6-u
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HAY-A better supply induced a decline
of 81 per tuD, and the market closes rather
heavy at $ll@l2 per tun for prime Timothy,
in bales, on arrival.
H0PS-The demand continues limited and
local, at 3O935c. for Eastern per ID.
IRON-The market is unchanged and the
demand but moderate. We quote Ohio hot
blast Pig at $1,000 in the regular way
Bar 2H andI3Nc, and the demand moder-
ate.
LEATHER-Price remain unchanged
and the demand fair at full prices. We
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-27
OF COM M PLEAs-NO.

GOURT OF COM MON PLEAs-NO.
~ ri CHISHOLM w. Garrison ps. Il. Gilbert, John
Crombie and VIM. Farnbam, late partners as II,
Gilbert q Co. The defendants will take notice that
on the 9th day Of January, 1851, he sued them in the
above cause TO recover the sum Of 1880 damages
tor the breach Of contract for the delivery ofpowder,
made between them and LOOmis 4 Campbell, on the
LIST day Of May, 1880, and which powder was never
delivered The said claim has been assigned by
he'll and Curwip a Wright have been made gar-
nishees. Def ndants are required to answer on or
before the lst day Of June, 1851. ID.
mh26fTu JOHN W. HEBRON Atty for Prn..
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-27

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
o. ADMINISTRATORS on the estate Of RAOHAEL a.
THOMAS, late OF Hamilton Co4uty seee9ssd;
CINCINNATI, March u, 1861. mhi3-cWi
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RooFINaI RooFINai

WNHE OgTUALT ELASTIC METALLIC
y IL offered to the public as the best and
tested BY an experience Of years in this city and VI
dhity. Applied TO nat OF steep, old or new builas
lngs. No solder psed-lAstsned securely without %.
posture to the action Of the elements.
Prepared sheets, boxed for shipment 70 any part ..
the United States, can be applied BY any one With or
diRAry mechanical Ikil, Orders promptly hlled-
a CO.,
mYls-tf 1872 West Seoond-BtTeSL
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MTsOHT.IANToUs
BaIe of YalnabIe zeal Egtate.
HrOrTCR M rTFpE1Y GrvRN INA

.# u II.
RT0T1CB Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ b virtue % an order Of sale directed 70 me
s sIR% i mis- D RsnsinS SG IN ss u 6oSrs, y sSsrsih s@ipRIsn
7. Dentals y llaintih,, and james q Hal and others
sSsaSS az oe' frls1o isei. i bstdee ~ konrs ~ ttssnt o5,eieeehR
AN. and four o,cioei 1. N 81 said dsy, a the door
s%aStiOn, ne i0li9vieggS vlij Fs An
session Of tracts Nos. one and tive Of the twelve
mile square reserve, Second Al TILE 20 the tri.
from the riparian ownership Of said river tracts ons
STS TIVE os ,S Th 5sS 81 FR he F WsSssS snd I HTis osn a . q
passes through said river tracts one and tweI
Fourth; AltitL to 50 much OF inc mtediei groTna
tracts one and, two, resulting from the Riparian
Also, Tie fonowins real estate, to wit Lot nun.
Der four hundred and. eighty.four $50 LOT numbsE
being the came on Which Is situated the old. depot
building OF the Eris and hailroaai
Der thirty-fF (35) except twenfy-two feet from the
R RSa nIsnin snf BACK sRseT toward 1fOss 81 as SP sTss'i 70 r.,
rear Of said lot lots one hundred aud uine QOs),
S SRS 9pe GiD, one S9p hu af1 SsiO} and SRg ni GSs sS1 dhss S one
hundred and twenty u20 and one hundred and
ifITneen ~ LOT number f5sf four hundred and seventy 40
and the point where the channels Of swan-cresk
feet front on each side Of 0ttawS-street extension.
The line Of dock on the Maumee River Ia ,frentl
and eighty (ss0). All Of said real estate lying and
being in the Port Lawrence Division o. the Cttylof
Toledo.
Before sale, said lots 1e and 100 viii be divided
into lots twenty feet wide, fronting on. Summit-st.
and running back to the alley, each Of which will
be offered for sale separately, and said lot l09 will be
divided equi.distant between Summit and Water
streets, each half offered separHtelys and said lots
10 and Ill will also be divided equi.distant between
Summit and Water. Streets, and into lots twenty
feet wide, extending from summit-street back to
said equi-distant line, and from WateT-street to the
same line, each Of said lots TO be sold separately.
Bids will be received for the lots fronting on SUM
init street with a privilege to the purchaser to with
draw the came in case he shall fail to secure the let
in the rear fronting on Water. street. Leases havs
been made Of parts of said propery, none of which
extend beyond the first Of April, 1851, which will be
assigned 10 purchasers.
.T~erms-one-third cash on all except the fret four
items Dalahce In Two equal annual pak nents ss-
cured by mortgage. on the premises No bids re-
ceiyed for less than two.thirds appraised value. For
HEY. j.. HOSMER,
fe2i.tt Special Master and Receiver.
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PREXATF MEgIgAh gOSsgEEgEAA;;

n IIUNb ThhE -UH-
q 70. treat With sucoess all Confidential Diseases
male or fePaEton the latest scientific plans, there
By iDsuri6kR Iuiek and permanent cures, y l0H
lar, free. Also, ell Chronic Aheotlons Of long
standing, %reqniring private medlssi sid. once aud
Fifth and Sixth, Cincinnati, Ohio. mh2-cmS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-27

DALMER'S GOsMRTIOL LOTION
II opens the pores Of the skin, AID allows that
q, pass of In insensible perspiTation which would
otherwise ccumulat near the surface. 1t is the
great skin-Buriher Of the age. Nearly thirteen
years, experience has proved that pimples and other
e~ruptiOHB Of the face, letter, galt-rheum, ringw0rm,
eIysipelas, and every other itching and irritating
disease Of the skin, are relieved By a single appli-
cation Of this great remedy, and In a short time
snectuAlly cured. Arson Baker a OO., A Warren
st., New York, say An acquaintance Of ours has
been cured by ID Of eczema on both legs ana feet,
after having, been Pt2noynese inou5able ~ phyai-
also been cured Of the sam trouble, afler having
tried. every thing he could think Of fer eighteen
montha.p
Price 80 cents, or six bottles for 81 50,
Win be sent by express 20 any part Of the United
States Prepared by sOLON PALMER
Manufactured and Importer Of Perfamery,
mhl9 a West Fourth-st., CINCINNATI.
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Important to MIIlners and BIea0hers !

TyHR FRENCH SYSTEM OF BLEACH-
HING WITH ERASIVE SOAP
The subscriber has concluded to furnish his yalua-
BILE Recipe at q uniform price, in order that II may
come within the reach Of all. 1t has recently been
sold in the Eastern cities at from $40 to SIS, and is
believed now to he the cheapest, quickest and best
method OF restoring sun.buTned, stained or greasy
straw goods or braids 10 the original color, ever yet
discovered, dispe nsing entirely with tho use OF
brimstone, and warranted not TO injure the nate
rial. Complete aud plain directions for making and
using the Soap bleaohing compound, sizing, re-
moving stains and pressing are given, and sati5fac-
ton guaranteed to all.
Letters Of inquiry must contain a stamp. On re-
any address. ~ p.
H6- Exclusive town and county rights for sale.
Address HANSON Is. WRIGHT, JR., a
mh2O.le Box OIL p. o., Cincinnati.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-27

81 am a gone sucker" as an Illinois child
saidWhen his mother Weaned him.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-27
LEGAL REPORTING.

OUIs FREsER, VERBATIM PHONO.
~ GRAPHIC REP0RTER.-The above has now
permanently located in this city and Is prepared Il
this city, State or any other State.
monographs Reporting taught, II desired. ~
the Postofioe. Refers 70 Alpkonso TAN, Esd Attor
Ci2cinpati Commercial; ii. Reed. pTp Sristor Dsil,
Press. felO-tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-27

BEESWAA-The receipts are taken on
arrival at 28@29c, and the demand good.
BEANS-The demand for small white, in
prime condition, remains fair, and the sup
ply of such being still light the market is
firm, but other kinds are not wanted. We
quote prime at 9Oc. @Sl per bushel.
CHEESE-There has been no change In
the market since our last; the demand is
fair. The sales comprise l,400 boxes at 8Ic.
fol selected Western Reserve; &c. for Ham-
burg, and 1910. for English Dairy.
C0FFEE-The demand has been fair and
the market for the higher grades continues
to rule firm at very full prices. The imports
have been moderate, and the exports to the
interior quite large. The sales during the
week comprise 1900 bags. Prices are I'M
changed, and we continue 10 quote common
at l2k@l2%c; fair l3@l3Hc; good l3lSc,
and prime to choice l3%@l4c.
COTTON YARNS-The demand is better
and the market firm, without change in
prices, We quote
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-27
Utica White Lime.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING IN
II CREASED their facilities in manufscturing this
celebrated Lime, are now prepared to I'll orders to
any amount, and those ordering Lime can rely on
having them filed. and 10 MOL cooperage, and on
the most reasonable terms. All orders addressed to
us, at Utica, Ind, will meet witt prompt attention.
TYLER &H0WES.
Utica, Ind, March Is, 1851. mblI-ems
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III. 81 90.

III. & Co.,.
MANUFACTURERS or BAR, sHEK
INM and Boiler Iron, PloW Slabs, Railroad Spike
etc. Also, agents for the sale Of Ironton Star hala
An kinas Irou made % oraan
HANDKER OHIEF ExTRACTs.-
II Frangipanni, Patohoulys EmpresB Eugenis,
Jockey Club, Sweet Briar, Ropdelstia, Geranium,
ysrbsns, Rose, and every other ssyoEite Extract
ja2I 8, W, cor. Osntral sv and EisktR.sa
TulLET SOAPs-LOW's HONEY soar,
Lows Brown Windsor do, Glyoerine aud Cam.
Phor do, Old CASTLE do, Palm do, GlYoerin do,
Almond do White Windsor do Omnibus DO, Ger:
ani9lA do;i Moss Rose do.l .Poneine doi Coeooa-nat
Oh d0.I White CASTLE do, 40. For Hale by
ALBEIT ROSS, Druggist,
Jan q. W. cor. Oentral-aV. and Eighth.Is,
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ssy.sw 3 4, g].sglssssl Ms.tss,,

" LDMNMW [. kMM ANMUNMMMLN WILMM
ron rHHWUEN ENDING "WEDNESDAY NORM
Ma MAROH n, 1881. 81,
lAIC0HOLZThe market closes dull, AZ
$50. for 90 per cent over proof less than the
discount 10 the trade. rc m asia
I lASHES-Some small sales Of Pearls ~
axe, and OF, Pots OF Az @4Ho.; Soda-ash IL
steady at 3L@3Ho.
Z lBARK-The supply is light and the mar
ket firm at $l0pef cord. Tc rI1.
BURNING-FLUID-We continue 10 quote
this article at $50, including Bartletts Car
bombed.
= BUTTER-The supply Of fresh has been
extremely light, and mot equal TO the de-
mRnd from the city trade; prices of such are
higher, fair 70 prime Central Ohio, In rolls,
bringing 16@1sc, and choice Western Re
serve 20cs inferior and common grades are
dull, and prices nominal at 8 TO l3c.
BR0OMS-Tbe market continues very
dull, and prices rather irregular the supply
is large and the stock increasing. The fol-
lowing continue to be the selling rates from
store: 7.i.r3 .t .uHtt
Common "~............".S 25@l 70
Eancy"--..s'". -,.',.....'.",'....... ...."-.... z Z9gz 70
. VO@s p
z zoos w
BRAN, SHORTS, &o.-The market con-
tiuues dali without any change in prices.
We continue our quotations:
Bran, per IS 500 9
bhOrts, per > PUG. Y
Ship-stuh, per 70 WOOD
hiddhngH 10 OVNlt
BEESWAX-The receipts are taken on
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-27

PAINFUL INsTAECE OF A WASTED LIFE
The Boston Jouraa mentions the following
sad instance Of mental and social ruin re-
s%ultiuR from unrestrained dissipation:
Among the tenants of the lock up on
Monday night was mana wreck of what
verted appetite-whO, until within a few
years, stood in the foremost rank of the
medical profession, enjoying a lucrative
practice in one of our suburban towns, sur
rounded BY all the comforts which wealth
and social position could give; yet having
yielded to a passion for drink, has, in the
space of eight years squandered a fortune Of
shout $4,000, and descended to the lowest
degree Vf~ degradation.
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gtbien pt tyr alarksts,
cRrssrr 4 o..len No. 70

n 80 CRgsgEsE ofricE, So.sTo CAaP STREEr, 1
Sss8 Nh "A ,3 "A peAdayi Morning. December B. 1851
/ CorroA There have been no sales, the kinds
wanted cannot be found. vss r., Il 5s}s VA
TOBACCO. :. "a hhds Admitted and Refused sole
al elc. % ID y y3ss rs -: z
sSUG AR. The supply is more than ample for thu
demand, which is very limited. The sales are con
/ iinedst 100 hhds. AZ previous rates. Common tt
Good Common, 2@asc. for Fair to Fully Fair, d
@sa, Prime to Choice 415 and Choice White
Clarified 70. o d.
MoLassEs. ". The demand ismere freely met, al
easier prices About 5000 bbls. sold at l5c.sfor
Fermenting and 1641lea and l7c. for Prime ID
Choice. Also 800 lEalf-bbls. at 1s@2Ic. for Prime
to Choice. ~, .S klt
u FLouR, $50 bbls. Extra sold at SII SO % Dbl.
GoRss VI 200 sacks White lin poor order) sold at
76c., and 2OOo White Prime at 75c. U bushel. 8''
BRAN. /. $50 sacks sold at 81 80 and 100 at 50
% loo lbs. 3ss5stg4 .5q E8 ss56s a., i. s.5S
WHEAT, i. 400 satks Red sold at 81 rs o bushel.
e BEEF Mess Is yelling at $2s@sao Q bbl., &C.
scoraing 70 quality. I sss IS, sis. 4. n
BAooS. 4, Sugar Cured Hams are retailing at IS
@3Dc., and selling from frsthands at 25c. % Ii.
s w HIsKY, Rect1fedis retailing at the advanced
rate IF 81 1e9st Us % gallon.
4 LARD I. Prime ID kegs is retailing at 29@s0e.
Q b.
PonK.. Mess is retailing slowly at SIS u Dbl.
y Messrs. Abrams Bros. monthly circular states
the stock Of the following articles now on hand as
follows India Begging, 6sl0 bales Kentucky
Bagging, 177s piedea; Gunny Bags, 1885 bales !;
Hand made Rope, $40 coils; Machine Made, 2202
coils; Carolina Rice 4T5 casks
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-03

No banking institution can succeed except on the
basis of gold ind silver ;E1nd while We are wrisngs
We are furnished with the following communica-.
ton 81 n Y; y NJ = sssssss y y ~
40 shee editor of the Crescent
The cireuating medium il a franchise of the Gov
ernfnenf III make il available, it must be of a
character which The 5cpnimunity will receive in
their daily transactions at par Our far seeing
Eoyernufent recommended the banks to suspend
specie payments in consequence of which Com
faderate notes became the currency, because they
were received at par ily place of being sold at a
discount OF 10 aet although their relative value to
gold and silver was not improved. 8s,y Y
Gold and silver, as alBo bankg notes; have gone
ont Of circulation as Siedium, because they bear
q premium over Confederate notes; hence the
Government will have the use, without paying in
terest, of the whole amount of the circulating me-
slium--a hene6t heretofore enjoyed by the banks
to the amount of MANI millions !; a benefit legiti-
mately belonging to thu Confederate Government,
and which it could not have obtained il the banks
had not suspended spetie payments. Hence it be-
comes the honnden, duty Of the Legislature forth
with to relieve the banks from the penalty of the
forfeitnres Of their charters Beyond this it cannot
70. The of the banks to pay interest at
the rate of Vet. per month to the bi.holders, is
a vested right which the Legislature is forbidden
by the Constitution from meddling with. The reason
why bank notes have premium over Confederate
notes, or more properly speaking, why they are at
less discount COMPARISON with gold and silver,
IS because the banks are subject to high interest,
and have on hand much more than snfficiency OF
gold and silver to pay I'LL their notes. consequently,
the holders are sure of their money, with high
interest in the end willie for the Confederate notes
they cannot for years, expect more than public
stock bearing an interest Of got per annnm.
w ~ 2 z Il Y - Yours, n q, NEGKAR.s !
q" Neckarr IS mistaken in one particular The
Legislature cannot retrieve the banks from the
penalty of forfeiture. a convention can only do
- - + 49, ~ y. +