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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-15
The Horse Market.

We have never seen the Hone market 30 duh IN
June as il Is this year. Twentyfourth street s almost
RS dull now as it usually is in tho middle Of August
This is usually the month for the sale Of priced
carriage horses and line single driving and saddle
horses The buyers Of such non est, and there 10
but little doing in the line Of work horses, and such
sales Ms are effected at fifteen per cent less
than year ago. occasonaly city railroad omnibus
locks through tn. soe and he snyies that suits him
oHsrs q very low price, II the horse suits on trial
On Thursday o lie infused into the street by repsH
that agent looking after horse. for Connecticn'
troop another wanted horses the Rhode Island eenent
About the price Of military horses no. and Dc ne tb
taken for purpoes here suitable Tor cavalry
horses They generally too light not cwt which
30 pounds hsow the right standard regiment OF horses ha
will III each Of good action would give double hs
force charge Of those already bought In this street or
~ yesterday pro po,ed to be sold for the a. my -,
There Csnads here now and mere nse otes
sold all through the Spring trade than aJ otnsr cs the pee
r.ngsr generally from IS TO 23 such horses wo1id %
warfare picket duty beng Ismartsoly
hardy animals doing great deal OF work upon bard ~Ee and
some Of then are exceedingly scve aud VII although Of such
duiuuye Size co Ipsrea with cavalry horses carry stoo
The probabity Is. that the scarcity OF numbers OF horse
nov h, market Is owing to the army demand
tSs ,r, 81 which buying In the country In section. thai
.n.r serd rood many horses 70 this nsttethst a. Penn
Ohio Indius ard Illinois The prospect Is eopsd
s yey dull Autumn trade By Of the most ret
men n the street
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MARRIB ID.

BANKs-GILBTRT-At Hudson City. n J.. on Saturday June
/ by the Rev Dr. Noble DIR. Hardy NJ Banks Of New.foff
CIV 20 Miss Harriet d. oiber, Of hudsen City.
CREsHULL-sULLAN-On Thundsy, June ID By the Rev.
DR. N.,s william Henry Cresbun to Miss Sarah Jane Mur
len, both Of brooAlyn
rRFgMAN-vAN HORN-At Middle Island, Long Island, on
sdp. June H. BY the Rev frsneh DrsAc, Henry "
Ps-rp. Of York Ida L. Van Horn, daughter Of Abner
Van Horn Of the former place.
FIELD-BARKER-At White Plains on ThundsZ Ju2s ~
BY n. H. A. Mead Stephen Field Of Rye, to hs Mary
Helen Bauer Of While Plains
McCOMBs-sAyAGE-At Geneva, Tbur'dsy evening June
il al the r.sdence Of the brides kthsr by ths Rev Thonss
Toscey, II D. McCombs Of Newly to Sarah f. only
a.sshter Of Henry Savage, s's
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wednesday, juno u istl !,
A Brooiiy, BY the Rev John d. W.s, John " Mich II
Of Lewis County hYs Msy n Darlington Of the icimer
place.
PALMA DI CEsNOLA-REfD-on Tuesday, June II, by the
Rev Harry Z. Montgomery tho tsyai.o Luigi Palma di
C..poA o. Picomor second son Of The late count msoe
Victor P.ans Cssno Mary Isabel daughter Of the late
Capt Samuel 4. Reid.
sTERLIE0-HOUsTON-0p Wednesday June II, By TIC
Rev Noes Balou VIM. G. Sterling OF fonhen to his t.
houston Of this city.
TODp-CR AEE-At Trinity Chapel on Wednesday June IT,
by the Rev. h. Hobart Albert Todd Of bioomintton Ill.,
and Mary H. daughter Of Benjamin Crane esq Of Baltimore
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DIE d.

BARroN-in OF. ca,y .s Tss''SS.y jane Is c'' infant
Il. Town " %S. 9s barn. Vi. jane: Bs
III. aes viii tale p.o. from hs late -,d.nce Saturday
tbs l9,k inst, 81 O'clock he relatives ana neno. OF
the family respectfully invited 10 attend without further
Carriages will be 10 readiness Harlem Bridge until IL O'clock
70 ooovey fh.pd, from tho city
CLARE-on Friday June H. 1861 Cornelius r. Of the late
The m, nds Of family and Of his uncles VIM and s.
Dpnseoub respectfully invited 10 attend bis funeral fen'
lat. residence. No. ~ B.sctcr 'r-e on sara.y toe ieh
CAMPEN-In thi, city on Wednesday June H. Henry Gevey
Csmp,n, aged 70 year,. month and y days
DILLOS-ip this city wsdne'Gsr June " Hannah Maria
Dillon only daughter Of Thomas and julia Dillon aged years
FAGAN-oa rhur,day June H. John Pagan in the SD
hi. age
eoODRICH-op Wednesday, June Il, Leonard c. Goodrich
ssed 40 years, mouths and day.
oRIoGs On Monday June TO- on the battle hsa at Greet
s.hs Va Jss G.s ssd sI."ss a Sa mem
uYDE-lp this city, Wednesday. June H. s~nuslL Hyde
in the 53th year Of his age
LoNGTln ,h. ey g. W'do.d.y Jgs. y, Lydia A. d'h
MARRINIn Brooklyn, Wednesday June H. ROso MIrip
aged IS yesr.
MILLER-on Wednesday June 49, at he. residence 9.%sss
Isiot OF ohm o. Miller Ia the Sl,t year Of her ago
MoNTooMERYIn thi. city, George AisI.paer, son Of Geo.
and Martha Montgomery aged yes months and day.
MoNAMARA-In J.ney City, on 1hpr:day June Is, Jsme'
McNsnsrs aged IT years, months and dsya
RoBLEY - Al punoou Scotland Of n,snan. sor. throat
Robert OF Harrington and lssbelh hoboy, aged years
sTRONG-A FIstbu.h on Friday morning June H. the Rev
Thoms. NJ Strong D. D. aged 81 JcsI' month ard 10 days
Tho .bds aud relatives OF the 6ec~ssd aid also OF his
the Rows 1hom., e. Strong PssebA Strong aud Robert O.
Strong togsther with the Clergy generally are Ie,peeulJ
invited attend b. funeral from the Reformed Dutch church
st taonsb, Monday l7ih nst at o'clock m without
further invitation he Clergy invited to meet at his r-
deuce " O'Clock p ecey The Fstbush avenue cars e.vs
the Fulton Ferry, Brookyn, every MT e. minus. sPe,si
vii he e. sepdsGoe at FuIton Ferry, and VIII leave
punctu.lly ct i2t O'Clock IN. -
AffORb-In This ciiy T,ur,say June 49, 0scse J.
Spahord youngest OF Charles ID aud AdAiho cpsno'o
aged 2 ears and months.
WALTON Friday morning June u, Charles b., youngest son
Of Gilber and an- A Vac sgcd yesrs and nonih. a,
The funeral will place this (SstuIdayD afternoon y
O'Clock which the friends Of the family are invited The
remains will be convey cd to Cypress Hills Csneiery
VOORHEES-On Thusday. June ~, hsts e.anton eloes,
child Of WIN. and Eliza d. Voorhees, aged years and
months.
The win take place Saturday 18th clock p M
from the residence of her sandsber Ehhn Day esq NO.
<s2 Broad street, Newark, N J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-15

THY WLII.xsBURGH Police SCANDAL CASE
On Thursday the Police Commissioners called the
case of Officer Ellio, of the xth (Brocklyn) Pre-
cinc who was charged with adultery with the wife %
brother officer, while on duty, by two persons whs
claimed to have been witnesses of his conduct. Al
dernan Taylor counsel for the defendant. mum.
Der Of witnesses were examined, and Commissioner
Bowen minated that the testimony of tie complains
sns, who were known TO have bad gudges against the
officer, had been pretty well broken down, but owing
to the Importance Of the case and the serious nature o.
the charge, the examination postponed TO give ~
the parties interested opportunity Of being heard
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Proposals.
U. 5. Posr- orrcE DkPAnrxENT, }

W.sBIyeToS, May IS, 1861. !
PROPOSALS for CONVEYING The MAILS of
ts following route in the City Of Newi OH viii be received
a the Cobtrec Ofc. Of this Department uut n oil the
Ia IRON The Post one. Nasssu.t BY soiion at
No 1928 SPihss ss'iop G. AZ N. Gomez o. TOY ana
Scid number1 station No Sdav station D. u Bioe
10 Nasal. AI9O rom Pos. oice IN Ns.s9 BY the
lions in the following order VIZ D. O. T. { and A. back
be performed I've times each day except sund ION weieh
T 1 PS.oce on S Nsso D' st ny aud At
and a. Of them 70 e.b the HIP.r sa'n ,d 5.aIn y rS
wsseT light covered one horse wagons
FORM OF PROPOSAL, GUARANTY, AND cERTIFI-
PROPOSAL
The undersigned, =, whose post Office address s-s-,
SS o. rSsd States rom Jaly 1871 to iuse % s on Route
,Ss fo dated May IS S Ol the
Dated
sbs te foregoing bid r carrying the mail Route No l4ss
be accepted by he a. tue Gose s P''or
contract 10 Perform the service proposed win sooo AUG sun
luis Do understanding distinctly the obligations and Bsbi
lite. assumed BY under tie 2'h Section Of The A
Dated
k.. spSs bis oath of cs that With she shove
and knows them to be Of property and able 70
'oi p.s. god thea guaranty
CONTAINING CONDITIONS INCORPORATED IN THH coz
TRACTS TIE s1rKSr TIE DSrAHTkESr max pkAs
l. No pay made for tps not peornsd and for each
Of such omissions satisfactorily eIptned three times the pay
~ tbe t nav be deducted For far behind tune
As 10 bfel with depending mails AID not sufficiently
oneouTh Of the compensation for the TIP subject
~ forfeiture
Fns viii be imposed unless the delinquency be promptly
and ssctoy explained by certificates Of Postmaster 81 New
York or other credible failing to sVs in eontrse
branch principal post office ioT saferD5 " be wet IN
50 ed, destroyed, robbed, or
eDeTs snnul the contract Tor repeated
sgreesb contct for violating the fos Onoe
disobeyng the Instructions Of he Department. Tor re-
fnsns discharge carrier wheu eluisd b. The Department
10 DO or conveying sisbe Of the mail
The order al Increase In the nzrn
Der ofssons trips by allowing therefor pro rata Increase
90 tho pay He change the schedules departures
and arrivals increase Of provided the running time
BE- abdged The Postmsssr General also cunsi or
service whole In decrease
s allowing months pensstion on the amount
with whenever n his opinion thu public nteres, 70
ou in he desires TO soperecs oy differ
trade OF traDpportRiion
payments viii be made by collections nom drshs on
Postm.ssrs or otherwise seT the ron Of each quarter
,sy 81 Febnsry, May August and November -,
bid received sitter the Last day and hour named, or Wild
ont the gua-snty required by law certificate 70 the sun
be considered competition
uith regular proposal removable 10 snouLt
modification Of bid in OF it, essential tel ms ttota'
yooupt bid and be received, 70 interfere
with composition after the last hour set f receiving
bids Making bid with guaranty and ceItheste, the
opiy way 20 modify previous bid
Mle 2sw+w NJ BLAIR roetmS'efoene
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The people of g. Louis are taking measures TO drive
out the deprecated currency which ia curse TO them,
and are determined to bring the banks 10 specie
standard.
Properly authorized representatives Of the Pennsyl.
wanna Central Railroad Company aud OF the Phf'adel-
pha and Erie Railroad Company, have united in q
mutually satisfactory arrangement for permanently
leasing the work of the latter named company In lie
present incomplete and unfinished condition, TO the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Three millions Of
the Philadelphia and Erie bonds are TO be endorsed by
the Pennsylvauis Railroad Company, whi.h, II u
estimated will realize more than sufficient TO hnth
and equip The road. Existing contracts for construc-
tion &C., msde by the Erie Railroad Company are 10
be carried out, but payments are 10 10 made nnder
authority of the PENNEY yana Railroad Company from
the three million Of endorsed bopds The Phiadslphis
and Ehe Railroad Company has, over ana above tle
three millions named between three and four monso OF
bonds the proceeds Of which 70 be applied TO the
payment Of the Company's debts. The rent under the
lease Is per eentage Of receipts.
Az we noticed yesterday, the bidding for the Three
Million Pennsylvania loan for war purposes, was equal
70 the needed at par. The loan has ten yeas
to run, ia exempt from taxation, and the law which
authorizes the issuing Of the Loan makes provision for
raising by taxation the necessary means to pay interest
and principal The list Of bids contains the names of
sevenly-four banks, insurance companies and rail-
roads The arges. amount taken by one corporation,
is $500 900, taken by the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank, PhladelA. The Pennsylvanis Central Road
subscribed foe De same amount There appears TO
have been general patriotic movement in Pennsylvs-
mia to make thif loan suocessful.
At Baltimore, the stock Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Road i. selling at $40 10 s$I.
Al Chicago, intense dulness characteriIes financial
circles The banks doing very little beyond set
ting with depositors, and tits moro slowly
than 10 desirable.
At Cincinnati the money market is very dull and I'M
changed. Exchange is par a | y cent premium.
First class paper il passed at loal2 Y cent
The following table viii show the receipts and ship
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-15

TlxmaSY CELEBRATION OF THE FouRrH OF july
The celebration Of the coming Anniversary of Amsri
can Independence by the Society of Tammany, sex,
pected to DO ON scale elaborate and extensive beyond
precedent. At a meeting of the Sacbems in the Ole
wigwsm on Thursday, Col. Delavan in the chair, the
following Committee appointed TO take the matter
in charge: Gen. John A. Dix, L. +. Pnrdy, Johl
Kelly Isaac Bell and n. s. Waterbury. BY unant
nous vote, Recorder Hoffman was appointed reader %
the Declaration Of Independence Previous 70 the
action Oh the celebration Gen. Dix, Judge Waterbury
aud Major Baldwin were installed Sachems In due
form. Ii. Nandewater was elected Father of the
Council, and Richard Whine, Scribe. VIM. ID. Ken
ne1y was elected Grand Sachem. Adjourned TO ths
call of the Chair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-15

The business of the Clearing House to-day was $l2-
92e Co., The Controller of this State has advertised
for proposals for loan of seven hundred thousand dol
lars on account of deficiency in the Sinking Fund to
pay portion of the General Fund debt. This new
loan will bear interest at the rate of cent per AZ
num- payable quarterly, the principle remburabe on
the Let of July, 1870 The Certificates Of State Stock
;ssned 10 the New-York and Erie Road will be re-
ceived in payment of bids. Proposals. will be opened
on tho 18th inst The balance Of trade with Phadel
pha and Boston is against this City, and gold is being
sent in settlement Gold also continues 70 be sent to
the West and the Bank Statement on Monday VIII not
show a. large a specie line as has been anticipated
Among the uncurrent money-brokers there is great
dulnes. The broken Albany banks are selling at TO
v cent discount Illinois Currency is selling at about
40 cent and il taken West by spectators who take
up bonds for it from the Auditor which are sent here
for sale. Kentucky Bank Notes are cent discount
Missouri and Wisconsin l5925 v cent Pennsylvania
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marke.s-cArnyrLIr RrrOarrD ,oR Tn. N. Y. r,rsuss

FkIpAT. June II I5oI.
ASHES-The inquiry Is limited for both kinds and the
"a steady ses OF Pots 5 3Ta&3 <3i and Pearls IS o.
bEESNAX There demand for Yellow. and Iricss
nominal 2sGJoc for Western Southern out Of nakrt
CANDLES-Tbs mNko Ia dul for Adlmantino 81 lIdl'ic.
Sperm quiet at D140c for Plain and Patent
COFFEE-Ths market IL hrm with good demand the sales
include bags Rio l1l4c rs bags st. Domingo a
He 800 do. LsgnsTs at l3c and O3o bags Maseealbo
terms nj made public.
COTrON-The demand has active and the
bs improved the 25O bales 10. d1+c for Mddng
Upands, and l$t dls4c for do. Gulf
DRUGSThe sales comprise 200 iefs Bicmbonee soda ct
Soda Ash 81 Sol and 2s uns Sal soda At tc
s mos. -,
inquiry Only Of st. Domingo remains unsoid,
and :. hnaly held q. l7cl ith buyers ct loic
FIaE-CRACKERS-Phcs oweri the sales embraced
400 boxes OF $l9Sl o.
FsHThe market for all descriptions quies and eur quot
tions must be regarded nominal We quote Dry Cod -
c,eMass Bsuh a q asa % S7f Grand Bk - Ne % vi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-15

TIE SUPPOSED HOMICIDE IN OLIVER STREET.
An inquest held yesterday by Coroner sehmer in d
C.tarine rawford died No. ~ Oliver from
jurs a. received by falling down sh, Of stairs wsdnrs
day night ssser.ed that she was pushed down the stair
BY her testimony that elected
the following verdict rendered by the Juy That deceased
her death By injuries received from fall down ashs
of stairs ct No. - Oliver street from the testimony the Jury
unable say what the fall eecasioned" D.
sessst was native Of Ireland, Is 3esr " sss.
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DEATH or THE Rev. DR.. SrRoss.-The Rev. Thos.
NJ. Strong, DID,, pastor Of the Reformed Dutch
Church at Elatbush, died in that village yesterday
morning. The deceased was Ga years of age and had
occupied the pulpit of that church for the past 10
years. He was clerk of the General Synod for many
wears,
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ClJPREME COURT.-THE HOUSATONIC

- BANK plaintiff against EDWIN s. SKINNER defendant
sumrnor FOR money demand oontrssttCon not served
TO the Defendant You hereby summoned aud required
70 er the IN this action which has this "a. been
49, an m. once OF the Clek Of the City and County OF New
Yoi At the City Hall in the City Of York Hd TO srve
eopv Of vour said complaint the tRoscIibeI Of
b. oe No l22 Broadway said city within twenty days
after service Of this exclusive of the dy
soeb service; and fail 10 the said couplsiut
within Aforesaid plaintiff in this .;tson n aAe
iaeg against you the Of twelve hundred do
day OF January, one thousand
eight bundled and besides tbs costs Of nj, action
Dated June :. 1851. DUDLEY FIELD,
iu7 lav6yS. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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SUPREME COURI.-ln the matter Oi tne Ap-
~ pcs Of he Board Of supervisors Of the County Of New
YeIE esVs Ao9sirns and Taking Lads for The Building Of
Bouse In laid county Pursuant the provisions OF az
Act 81 the Legislature Of the State Of New YoTk entitled An
Act TO Supervisors Of the County NewY
au,s and take Lands for the Bndius Of Court Re s>d
County, passed April TO- lSo the Board Supervisors of the
County Of ok hereby give notice that pre-
petition 10 the supreme Court Of the State Of New YORK.
a Special Of the said Court 10 be held City Hall
Ia Cy Ne York. Friday the 2lst day Jane 1851
opeling Of the Court tina. day, thereafter
head praying for the appointment Of three
@ sppa the ysne Of the sud propo.ed to be
au ed and the purpose heTeubero mentioned that
e lands and premises proposed TO b. acquitted and taken
BOUNDED and described a. follows, 70 wlt: .
cs,, pece Of land situated IN the Sth
Of the City NewfoT and bounded and desrbed f
lows " Wit
Commencing at point on the sOghery side Of Chamber
STREET from the DcbwesieIy corner Of the
brown stone badng used for Court and fronting
Chambers running thence wesiefy sons the
soubey three bund ed and twenty
thence running souihery sne parallel with BTosdssy TWO
hundred feet thence running essey and parallel with Cham
three hundred twenty feet and thence runis
Doyhey - parallel with Broadway two Kindred feet 70 the
point place Of DegtnnDgDaied New York May a. 1901
ABRAHAM r. LAWRENCE, IT.,
DyzstsSa,e
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Eesal Noiires.

IN PURSUANCE of al order Of the Surrogate Of
the County OF NewYo notice Is hereby given 70 AL persons
having claims sgsinst GEORGE WALTER late the city o.
deceased present the With vouchers thereon
10 his resdence the Hone HOPPE NO es1
Broadway "a the City Of NewYok or befoo the te,h eay
Of October NewNork tie 5th day OF ApTn eoA
as I.wsgSs JAMES TAT'EM, Executor.
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AccIDrsr ON SHIPBoAap.-Micbael Carroll, Ia
bors while employed on board the ship WIN Es.on lying
Pier No accidentally fell into the hold, and dan
esusy injured The Eleventh WEd Police conveyed him 10
Ne GsW.YeIk Hospital
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1871 TIE PENNSYLVANIA 1851
lCUl CENTRAL RAILROAD, Il OVI
GREAT DoUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
The eapeit, Of the Road l. equal TO any N the couy
TIE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.


Ofies No Aston House conner Of Nssey a.
Facilities for The transportation o. Passengers 20 and from Gin
cinreti Chcsgo, Louie Paul Nt,hyie Memphis New
Oesn and all other in the Wet. NorihWest AID
Soul" unsurpassed for speed and comfort by
Though Isins for the Wesl foot Of Court
lsnctsLl Morning Express Evening kSpres IN
also at M, from place, via Al eat WI. arriving AZ
PtbuIgh al IL day. end connecting there with al Wet
eIr trszs
Steering and smoking cars on al the iTslnt
Fsre always low aud the time quick by any ether
route.
BY his route Feighs Of a, descriptions be forwsdedts
and from point the Il dido KENTUCKY Indians
Iii i., M!seousin Iowa Missouri, by RAILROAD D-
RECT port the nAvsbe rivers Of the West by
sieAn ere from fiIt burEh. -
3Le Of Freight to ard from point Of the Wet by the
Pennsv Raj sd all times favorable rged
BY otl Companies Merchants aud inus'
6s their Freight 10 this Company rely
VIII confidence on its speedy transit
This COMPANY also maintains an Enigrst Accommodation
Line by which psi emg stug We'twsrd enjoy cheap and
eomor able de Of hal the Glass
Of fare L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No Astor House
LEIGH Co y eight AgsDrf, $780,
No A.trr House a. No. South WDiamtt
MCDONALD BlsCHOfF Migrant Agents,
No. Battery place
ENoCH LEWIS, General Sup't, Altoona, Pa
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The receipts of produce from the LIT Of January for
Southern bank notes appear to be in better repue II
Nashville than in Wall street. The Union says:

Southern bank notes appear to be In better repute At
Nashville than in Wall street. The Union says:
New Orleans money qnoed ats cent premium, and
Mobile md the ouiherp Bank OF Alabama ~ Mobile
cent premium The other Alabama banis which have
heretofore been taken 81 discount off cent
The Bsts South Carolina and 0sorCs alec ct dscoast
off y cent.
The Chicago Democrat says:
Yesterday 30 heard from ell banks paid their de-
postors per fond. In three four Instances attempt
made them do ohswi's but good money obspsd
the end In insncs serious soss occunft
In Two gentle IRON the county had depsses
bspks One Of them had be. to several
Cook County Convention and failing line With him from
Of County officers he got his In specie The
other the bank add offered NidCei,
which refused Upon Learning that bis neishbor he'd got
specie for his socount he becsue INDIGNANT aud -snt 70
out Grabbing him by tie cscos he informed him Of II 9
tbs bew him and his n.shbor
violence when the banker yied
10 back into the bsnb where he him tie specie
This the the whole thing The bank, are AFRAID OF
being and the bankers sisd Of being whipped All
that for the people to stand up t their rights
and they viii ret THIN Ii mtns s~B fault u he docs not
get h. fi of ho doat banks Tho bsser. only
laugh tho and put them down the list Of fools who
compromise with them at ess thsn par.
sdyse with the clerks elers
IN the bank who have obey orders They tnond Inquire for
Of the barb themselves and IL 10 custom TO
such out Of town. when they oy costsd " the
back
But we are tired writing upon this suhed. Every
foil Wild banks who al ilss
bankers s ssid OF tho ren OF the Constr
Convention which they wish and afraid OF
assaulted In the streets their property
aged person, whom they have punsered
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Reeeipss 81 Prsdsee.
Jr~s IA-Ii ss bbi, Flour 97e bbl' Com Meal $50 bes
Wh,,iy I63 3s bush Wbsat 81 bush Corn, 5000 bpsh
Mai IL s7 bush DATA 3s isp ~ Iks' LAID, 10 Pst~ FRO
Visions