, 1861-08-30

subsc1lhe-the extra, fifty for friend. Ii
may all be put In one note and his friend's
dffy endorsed On the back, but he viii mi
hear Of this. The notes must be made onf
sslala!e1y, N spite OF the long troubles and
ccmpAcaIlens Of the double entry, for h;s
friend wishes his Name to appear, also. a. one
Of those who "stsnd by the Union. Naxt Is
lady Who comes from the back country. and
brings letter Of introduction to Mt. Eisco
She wants to know how she is to invest her
money to aid the country. Then comes the
inevitable Iishman and German, who saw az
actly what they do not near, but whose bus
luese the quick clerks dispatch before the il
explicit, eplsodical and euriously inter.azgled
story OF the deposltors is half finished Here
Is clergyman from the Sixth avenue, who
s:Js ten WORDS about his business and fifty
atout his determination to sustain the gov
eminent. Then Genes Bridget, the mechanic,
Ihe apple woman, the lady, The clerk, the
lf1and farmer, the Jerze7mau, the co.ored
man, tie German, the widow, the clergyman
aud people Of all classes and conditions, over
and over sgain, and go the lean is paid in.
TIE LOAN RECEIVED.
Going. behind the cashiers counter, now.
ne aee the money received and watch how II
Is treated and where deposited. On thefloor
iiyaEg N heaps, each banks payment by Itself
ls% Is lhe % tnree and half millions Of dollars We
saw paid in just now. That will be all connted
IN tAe morning, and all deficiencies will be
rectlfsd by the banks, In almost every one
OF these Payments some bad money wiz be
found. How it is discovered the couDters
Garnet t<n yea. It is sort Of Instinct Hlth
them, and they are proud that, after years Of
p nm1actlce, they have never Jet been dec=;7ed.
These gold pieces look and feel all right to
you, and would pase current anywhere. Thsy
have passed through The banks, you see! NT.
Clsco. Jr:, feels one a. it slips through lis
nfgerE, hiding Itself among half dozen 9th
era He declares it bad, but cannot tell Wby.
You doubt the correctness Of his Judgment.
Zip: He has cut it IN halres, and th=Te, you
see, that It is flltd with p!a.ina or some other
m7tal, and more than half its value is gore,
Iheae cut pieces are sent back to the banks,
TO prevent sny dispute, and they are ALWAYS
promptly replaced.
AL this money, and that received from iadi-
V1dual depositors,i lis placed in rocn1.t!ke safe,
R1oper p, r'y counted, wrapped up and labelled
LEE cashier tlings opa2 q cupboard door and
Ga5s NtLere IS thirteen hundred Thousand dol
leis WHICH the Government has not seen fit to
use Jet" In other cupboards are hundreds Of
thcusards more. and bars and bags Of silver
a1d gold lie scattered about with apparent
but real order. How light your
pccket-book feels as goa look upon these
mines OF wealth, and how glad you feel that
yen are not SO rich Us to have to take care Of
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ulon your mind and heart PoYefty looks
IKE virtue in the Treasury vaults, aud opu
lence ssems begga1ed.
Wen. here the money remains I'll! is want
ed ct Washington We do not care to trace il
n its cireuit through tie pockets of coutrac-
Iors, Officials, soldiers, sailors, mechanics,
merchants, manufacturers aud }aborers back
70 the baEks and the Sub-Treasury again. So
EAat It prove the sinews of war to the G2ren-
u ent, We ehall all be satisfied, and each viii
be proud that with his purse, if not With his
)" orc, ne has done something to eaye and re-
store the Union.