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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-10
War Influence on Children.

A lady told me an amusing family incident
recently, illustrative of the manner in which
the military imprint is given, nowadays, to all
chids habits of thought. The little fellow
IAN only son, between four aud five years of
age) had passed the day in his new uniform,
a " corporal " by general consent and with
bis commission he seemed very much deli ght-
ed. Announcements laid aside at bedtime,
however, he said his prayers at his mothers
knee and this done, she stopped as usual for
her goodnight kiss. But ne drew himself back
with an air OF offended dignity. - Do corpo.
rails kiss their mothers :" he inquired gravely,
while his little hand kept her at dis taneo.
1t would bear discussing-the wisl ON Of
making everything military so attrac tive to
children's minds . What is to be done with
q whole generation, that, from earliest infancy
is thus intoxicated with so.dieriug? Would
il not be prudent, al least, Tor motacrs TO pre-.
sent, wherever occasions offer, shading to the
picture-something that might tend to sadden,
or make truer, the poy-estmate OF the soldier
life? Instructive, In this way, it seems to ne,
is the touching inoide1t which the correspon-
Gent Of contemporary gives to us, from the
Hospita. of St. Louis:
" A drunmer-boy in the agony OF. death,
having been asked where he was from, replied
that his mother had sent him from Mississippi
to fight and defend her home and that be
did not regret it, aud was ready to do it again
He wanted to see his mother, and said nv
mother is good woman, 100 she would treat
poor sick prisoner kindly, and if she we're
here she would kiss me. will kiss you, my
child, said lady, for your mother : and she
did so. The child VAS already at the last gasp
and IN few moments he expired.
In the Boston Transcript, not long SINCE
there was very exquisite poem which was
written III camp after battle, and sent by
solder-tather to his children at home 1t will
stir good thoughts at any Greside, to road it
aloud:
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For tneidental expenses q the quaFiermAstsrls
thirteen dQllard and eighty cents. sIEE
For transportation 81 lie army and its sunDiis,
two million two huudrod aud my -four thousand one
cents.
For tTaasPOrtation Of officers baggage. Gfteen
thousand three hundred aud siNty-seEen dollars
Tor puTchale Of dragon horses, tWO hundred and
ntnety.soTen thousand tllree hundred and thirty.
For clothing. camp aud garrison equipage. one
million, three hundred nne my thousand hun.
dred aud my one dollars AMI thiFty-eight cents
For current expenses Of ordnance service twenty
FOR oTdhance, ordnance stores, aud supplies inclu-
ding horse equipments for all mounted troops four
hundred thousand dollar.
For manufacture Of arms, sixty thousand dollars
For ineFeasins the manufacturing capacity OF the
national aTu1ory, any thOusARd dollars.
For Pnrohaso Of eubPOwder and lead, forty thou.
GrpgFsh1se UfartulSrr horses, twenty-five thou
sand dollars.
For hire Of quarters for troops Of store houses for
the safe Keeping Of military stOrpB Of grounds for
summer eAHtonments, and for tSra puraFy huta. one
hundred and hfy-elght thOusanii two hnndfed aud
eighty-thTee dollars and sighty-6ao csniB.
Sec. j And be Il further eFiaefel! That ali appro-
priations and all provisions OT Law herein cntained
applicable to three years volunteers Hat apply to
tTO Year, volunteers, and all other volunteers WIN
have leen be received Into the service f tho
United EtateN fora period exceeding three mouths
Approved, July IL, 1901.
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u. :
rs; z ana Dslt IuTthGf enacted That sTeTypGr
aon VINO Ahall be nppoinfed assistant
At the tine Of his appointment, Be not less than
tHeuly-one years Of age nor more than tWepty-slx
yeaEsi ana that, previous TO his appointment, Ills
phyhieaL mental aud moral quAhhUtiohS Shlil BE-
inquired into and AVeEaliE rePsrtsd upon by a
GoaEd Of pay appointed i9r that Purpose by
the seeTetaTy Of thu Navy, and under such reEplS.
tIons ~ he may prascTibs. sff-4
sec .. And he IL further enacted That tia aBnn-
Al pay Of assistant pSy shaii lie ~ follows III.
On duty Al sea Sr the iE.t 1--WE years amer dSto Of
Commission. ole thousand three hundred lollaFs. N
ter i've ye4rs from date Of oOraniSion, one
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
LOG ATBD,
Cor. Baltimore and charIes-StS.,

EOVApED, HTEHED, 1854
CATED,
Cor. Baltimore and ChnrIes.StS.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
FINHIS INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE MOST
i prosperous and tiOurishng condition. Twice du-
ring the last two has it been necessary to obtain
larger apartments Tor the accommodation Of the In
ereastng number OF students representing nearly
every State in the Union.
1t now occupies one Of the most Conspicuous and
dssirably located buildings in tho city The rooms
arc sonlnOdiou'iy arranged spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered TO Young
men desiring 70 qualify themselves properly for the
various duties Of the Counting Room, TO obtain
thorough IfdciedL BusiHGrS EiVo1iiO generally, are
unsurpassed in any particular by any similar estab
FACULTYt -#..
Z. X. LOSIER,
PriueiPai-Lecturcr the Science OF Accounts COIN
mefce, Business Customs, etc.
J. NJ. PHILLIPS,
Professor ofthe Theory and Practice Of Book
and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor or Book. Keeping.
y. @. JOHNSON,
Professor of Business and ornamental Peumau.hip
8. T. WILLIAMS, ESQ, H.s'
Lecturer on Mercantile Law --..
REy. Z. YEATES REESE, D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial EtLIos
TRUSTEES:
Hon u yno. r. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua vsnsant,
Hon: Ehos Swami, VIM. H. KeighleT, Esq,
The College Il provided with Commercial Library
OF Standard Works expressly for the Of the stu
i ESs4 s.aa.n, has ds. to himself and !, ..pa-
can Th srsl sq mn R9 EHsaon during the Students
required tocOmreteth the falleourse,
from to II weeks.
A DIPLOMA Il awarded to all Graduates
large and Beautifully Ornaniented Circular coi,-
tanning upwards Of sIx SQUARE EEET representing tbs
Exterior and Interior View OF the COLLEGE yNTious
Characteristic designs PenmanshIp &C., sent BY mail
Ires ~ etdF9e accompanied with catalogue giving full
Particular. Address E. x; LosIEK
Baltimore Ma.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATIC
R1Sasd al ne FfrR SsHioH Of The Thirty. Ssrsnh
Cba1Teif.

tPrFuo-Ne.l.l
AN ACT 70 refund and remit the duties "a arms i'm.
ported BY States.
Be It enacted by the senats and House Of Repre-
SentatiVea q the United States Of America in Con-
grOs Assembled, That the SECRETARY OF the Treasury
Be and he is hereby authorized and directed to re-
fnnd and remit the duties and ipoEtS on all arms
Impaired Into the United States since the 6r.t day
Of Nay Last, o. which may Be Imported before the
inst day Of January next, by for the account OF
any Statoi Provided the SocrstAry Of the TreasuFy
shall b 1AtiShed that the said Intended, In
good hith, for the use Of the troops Of any state
which u or may be engaged In aiding 10 suppress
Tie insurreetion now existing asain't ths United
Stater.
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Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road
J, III s4l!s3Es3,.
tYnEEfINn- lsfh .AnriI. 1s5I-

ON and amer the IIth Of April, 1861, tho pstSsn-
" ger Trains VIII be run follows, via:
The E1pFeas Train leaves Wheeling daily except
sundlyH Al 10 A. A., BenW0od ut lOs50 A. NJ aTTfV-
lP6 ihlBaluhote At $40 A. ~ Connecting With the
E1pTee1 train for Phlladelphia, New York, Bdstou,
and all iho Eastern cities, leaving 6:l6 A. NJ ar
riStu at Washington at $50 A. ~ making close
necton with the Southern lines for all parts Il tile
lc1lh. This train stops At the principal stations
from Wheeling 60 Cumberland.
= tltetnfulnr, ialEe9 Baltimore at6 r. H. and
RhshtIEtOh City At 2sl6 T. ". arriving at BehuOOl
At GA. u. and Wheeling At G:9I A. 81, making direct
oO8left1n with the E1VTusaElu fr all parts or the
WGt. Southwest and ROFthWest. This train atoms
nllY igT meals and wood and water.
Lhs Nail Traih leaves dafiy Including Sundyas at
9sSI =. b., BsuWcod At T26 r. ~ and arrives IL
Baltimore At S:l6 =. b., connecting With the Mall
tFnin, leaving iot Philadelphia, New York, HnItnn
lnd All Eastern cities az $50 r. 81 arrives at Wash
layton CITY at a20 r. NJ euunectiBg with the South.
Gu lines for all parts Of the Eout. ThistTan EtOts
on thqWeuF end OF the road at MOuRdsVlllS Cameron
AanntHEtOu, water Station FalFnlnRt and Grafton.
Returning leayel BRltimuIe at 6s30 A. NJ Wash.
layton CITY At rs A. n and arrives At Ilenrood 81
lolOP N. and Wheeling At 10sa2 +. ~, connecting
with the R1pgesn train Tor all phTtNOf the Southwest
Heat ana Northwest. This train stops at the pTIn-
eipal stations only.
The Piedmont and wheeling AecomTs Ion runs
daily. except eundayr leaving IieInioht At $40 M
and aETiTel AZ wheeling II s:l0P. 81.
W.P.sMTH, Master Of Transportation. nv
3 ~ y. y. Cor, Gon1 Ticket Agent! Hp2O
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MashInrton. d q. ~ "a III o'

pitnl nrnrticf' since y0 tnha tlista md sannas
hesitate to say they are tie best cathRrtic Ne employ
Their regulH ling action the liver IL mick ami de-
cidr' Consequently they are an admirable TeInetI
i1r ternngelnenis OF that organ. Indeed, I have
seldom found case Of JhtOHf dfsod&e so obstinate,
thnt it did not readily yield to them.
Fraternnlly yours. ALONZO BALL MD.
piyg1cinu oF tn. AF1rI,,.- n.
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Prom DR.. ThTodlors Bill, NJ lTely IorI. CTV
Not only your Pills admirably adapted no their
purpose as an aPeIient, hut find their beneficial e.
ivrtH upon the Liver very marked indeed. They
have In my practice proved more efectuAl for tho
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length pnraltlSe whicliis worthy the confidence Of
the AMI tlesD f-n1e
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TRANSPORTATION.

TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland Pitts61Fg andWheeI.
.ss1 ing Rail Road.
efl 975..-
ON AND APTER MONDAY, NOrember 18Th, 1881,
". Psse9geT Trains EIll leave BridgePOr a fol.
1l:I5 a. n. 9Ia Tr!in, stopping At al stations ar
Ei's. a. Rlit siS6 !, 4t $40 p 81, and
$50 P. n Express Train, topping At all statIonE
arrives At PittsSHrsh At 1000 r. n. AID
1000 p ". ETpress Train, stOppInE At All Etationa
arrive. At Pitt Sa Al 2sos a. n. aad
RETURNING TRAINS.
i've Al Bridgeport At CAS- P. 81, Gss A. n. and 1900
Lave Pittsburgh At l;IO a. NJ, so A. II. and
l:t9 s., arrive At Bridgeport at 0:SS a. NJ, 1000
Connections are made as FoIIoyVSS
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania R. Il. Gor Harris
Gurg, Baltimore, Warrington, PhiIA-
CIeTSlah4 With Cleveland 4 ToIfd n Il. for San
All point In the NORM WEsT. with
sr-4- Detroit steamers for Detroit Jackson,
sAE.aE Chicago and the EoETH 'WEsT. With
Cleveland Erie r. II. for Erie, pun.
kirk, BuiEalo aud Ntasara Falls With
Cleveland. Colunlbus Cincinnaii ioT
Cresilins., Delaware, Columbus and
At Hudson with tho G. T. err. for cuyAhoSa
Pals, Akron, Miiisr'burEh and wo0S-
AZ Alliance with P. IT. W. G. n. R. for Canton,
MAsillOn, Wooster, Salem, En0n, Co
lumbus, &c.
AtEteubsnTIlle with p. G. 4 c. Lihe and AZ BEItGiR
with Q. o. o. R.Il:Ior GAINESVILLE, Now
ark, Columbus, XeniA, Dayton, InlI-
Huap0lia, Cairo. Cincinnati, ISJuisyIIle,
St. Louis, 81. JOarph and all poIuti
Wtst and GOuth West.
EHeurgiOn Tickets 20 Pittsburgh and return SAYS.
FafeulVuyd AHloW, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points In the West, North
and East can be procured At the ofee No. 81 Water
utfest next door to SpEiEB HUusS, WhrelluE Va and
at bridgeport station.
freight contracts Will bs,mAds ut lowest 10
point accessible by this road and tG connections
70 the East, North, West and North-Wrsi, at once
No. 81 Water street with Freight gent At Bridge
port Station. II. HAMILTON. A gent,
WheclinE, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent,
in. MCCULLOUGH. President.
y. r. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. nGJ6
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YER'S
-CATHARTIC PILLS

A RE YOU SICK. FEEBLE AND COMPLAINING
IA Are you out Of order, with your system derang
ed, and your feelings uneomforfaGle9 These symp
mt Of sickness Is creeping upon you, and Should be
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tons OF the body into vigorous activity purify the
system frnm the distractions which make disease
cold settles somewhere In the body, and Ostructa
its natural functions. These II not relieved, react
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While IN this condition, oppressed by The derange-
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restore the natural action Of the SYSTEM And With Il
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Ing from the disorders they cure.
Statements frum leading physicians 10 bolla Of the
principal cities, aud from other well ku0En public
peTsGns tfV
From Forwarding Merchant or LOuis,
a.F Feb. 4, 1906. c6
Dn. ArER: Your Pills the paragon Of All that q
ter Of nlcer0us upon her hands and FEET that
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Dysentery, DIarrhna, ReIn1, IVorm,

FF0R Or. !. G.. GTesR Or Ctiedeo.
Your Pills have lad long trial IN my practice and
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Dyspepsia, ImpqrIty OF the blood.
From Rer. j. Y. Htpies, Pastor of Adrept
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From M E,g,rarJ Bo,,5 RoJG,,o,,

From Dr. Edrrdrd Boyd, baltimore.
DEAR BHo. Avn: cannot answer you Arhrt con,
plants have cIToi with your pills better than 10
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n B-slbsrTiptiuns received and EorlFa
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WAHsEW, Wyominz Co, n. V, Oct. 81, 1855.
DEAR a. am using your CatlaFtic Pills In Iny
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btooEt. JOHN q. MEACTIAM NJ n
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Bridal Presents.
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MCCULLOUGH. President.
n MYERS, Gent Ticket AE't.
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Epiteopdl CAurcL.

PULASKI HorsE, Eavannah. Ga jar. G. 1895.
HoSoEEB SIR: should be ungrateFui tor the Keller
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Dr.. tried yUur Piils Their effects were
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Is dangerous In HPNblle p frOt The dreadful rUnss-
alepceH That frequently follow IT, ineantiOus
whatever. -
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t.slsy. Lowell, Mass.
Hor sale " A. c. GOOD co, and BY ali Drug.
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1890
1900.
THE CENTRAL go"
PEN NSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
go Mills DOUBLE TRACl
The CAFasity Of this Road !. equal any in the

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,8suish II III Nlarkets.
/ Gnxscsxs orfICE, No! 10 gkHP SfSkxt
Monday Morning. February III. 1862.

"a 81 55 Monday Morning February III 1862.
Il CeTT0E. The weather was rainy and Indictment
on sasuraay, and We did not hear Of asale.
TOBACCO Nothing reported. q y
81 E1GAR. i. Rainy weather interrupted operations
I'm the lsvee and only . few small lots were sold
atyesterday' prices. Inferior 1s@1a Common to
Good Common la@2, Fair to Fully Fair 24@24,
Prime to Choice s4@4l Clarified Yellow 4@5,!
Seconds 2@a, Clarified White 5a@e4 and Store
Dried White 10 no. % d. w II
MoLAssEs. y. Rainy weather interrupted opera,
lions on the lesee and the sales were confined to a
few hundred sbbls. at yesterday's prices. Fer
menting l3s0I5c., Prime to Choice I6@l64e.
FloUR. !. The demand appears to have sub
sided, and we have not even heard of a sale.
f Conn. There ida good supply on the levee but
VIZ have have herd Of no sales We are informed
that sellers are asking csc. y bushel. NJ.
z BEAN. 100 sacks sold at 50 so % 100 lbs.
Wheat j. $50 sacks sold on private terms. II
a D1rs. $50 sacks sold at VI 40 q buskel.
n PoRx. 4, Mess is retailing at $50 % Dbl.
BACON Shoulders retail 2lc., Ribbed Sides
q, Clear Sides and Plain Hams, none in the mar
ket, and Sugar Cured Hams 25c. y 1b NJ \
LARD. Prime,in tierces is retailing at 22c., and
in kegs at as. U ID.
WBTsKY. !. The retail demand for old bourbon
and Monongahela) has been suppliedIat 81 s6o@s2
and Rectifed, made frem Louisiana Rum, at 81 20
s@sI Is y gallon. .s :.5 ys,s
Nothing else reported. Il III 4&s "a 13S g
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boats that are in port, which was few. The river
is falling slowly with much drift wood floating.
The Yicksh1rg was sent to Columbus Thursday
night on Government business. ~ So
The splendid passenger packet Mary, .keene,
commanded by Capt. Richardson leaves this even
ing for New Orleans. She Is a very superior boat.
LAFouRcHE ron LAFouRoHE.- The fast. superior
passenger packet Lafourehe. Capt.J Ohm ]. Brown,
Commander, and Mr.. NJ. Goodman. clerk, leaves
tn o'clock to-day for all landings on the coast
and Laiourche. s4s5Ss
LAUREL HILL FOR BAYou SARA--The large and
comfortable G. S. mail passenger packet Laurel
Hill, Capt. s. Heno, commander, and Mr.. George
Wilkinson, clerk, leaves At o'clock this evening
for the shove and way landings.
LOUISVILLE FoR MENPHIs.- This elegant and fast
passenger packet will leave positively at o'clock
r. N. for Memphis and way landings. Herpassen-
ger ACCOMMODATIONS are first class, and her officers
are both thorough steamhoatmen and accom-
plished gentlemen. Capt. Jos. Combs is in COM
mand, and Mr.. J. NJ. Yznaga presides in the office.
YAzoo FOR Columns. The fine, new, fast
passenger packet Yazoo, Captain Jno. 8. Wallace,
commander, and B, 3. Powell, clerk, leaves pos
lively at s o'clock this evening for Vicksburg,
Memphis, Columbus, and all landings in the bends.
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Bank. $ ISL .l4i,
Mechanics' Bank. aS2 .25SS
Merchants, Bank. !. 594 .345.
Crescent City Bank. 2z9 100
Bank Of Anierica. OH 500
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STREET Com,NER--OFFFICiAL..

STREET COM,NER--OFFIC
GECOND DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
70 the Second District Pound, OF Bienye and Gall
ves streets, estray-- l'li ito #,5
One roam Mare about Is hands high white spot forehead
long tail. fzs55 ', =, = So: - l. &, Ez517 :
and lame in right forefoot. ~ .s1TE--57 n .
4! Which If claimed within days and the expenses
thereon paid will DO sold public aucon at said Pound,
THURSDAY, February 20, 1862 at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, February IL, 1882 a. ~ 81 e"
p J. MILTON RELF, Street Commissioner
Registered February Ii, 1862. 1.l -'F
$3.50 .%@% %&gf iz Deputy Comptroller.
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N. O., JACKSON AND CHEAT NORTHERN,

N. o., JACKSON AND GrsEAT NORTHERN.
CANTON. February II, 1s62.-l2 bales hay to
{ Mcfarland q Barksdale-44 do Mensman-lS do
10 NJ Harvey &co-2 do P 4 Phillips loo bdls hoop
iron 81 Eastman &co--l26 scks potatoes R Fl Clark
Is bags feathers G W Dnyal-l4 bbls saltpetre to
II o Meore-l4o seeks rye bbl lard to Rosser, Pro-.
thro aco- 8 roll leather g N Harvey &co-2 coils
rope s Snodgrass- esk hams % seeks potatoes to
J 4 Hardie Geo. do P 7 Phillips -l5 rolls leather
T Schorr -sundries to order-Total rs bales hay.
CANTON, February Is, ls62.- IS bales hay to
Geo Mensman-- 16 do Goodrich eco u E Heath
IL do p + Phillips 10 do Thos Clark do Rob
Convoy do Winston, Morrison &co-5 Sykes &
8Conley-2 bbls lard P 81 skipwith- bbls butter
John SWANSON key lard Duncan, Payne &eo-
sundries to Total LIZ bales hay.
4 N. O., OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY, February 16, CPS hhds
sugar Bellocq, Nobiom Zoos do IS bbls hf bbls.
molasses Laforest & Desmares az bbls molasses
j F Wyche &co--6 do do Free Markets do hid
sugar r ] Harris Is hhds sugar Darby g. Tremon-
z-324 hides A Solomon so bbls moiasses West,
Renahaw 4 Cammack- sundries to order.
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Ms,274,ss
Amount Of Long Loans and Discounts beyond ninety days.
V two weeks. -s55ls5-

The following IS the amount Of treasury notes on
hand, which are included in the general cash IS,
sets. These treasury notes are included in the de-
post line, and represent resources to the amount
thereof. To the line Of deposits must be added the
currency deposits with the Southern Bank-say
ss7sI, 14o. which makes the deposit line count up
ss24, s29 ,693 proper