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A VALUABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

EpY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE COUNTY
I'D Court of Granville made at the May term, 1858, up,
on the petition of John II. Sims, and Willie L Sims he
at law Of Dr. William B. Sims late of said County, lie
ceased, will again. Saturday the 18th day of une
next upon the premises cell to the highest bidder all the
lands belonging to the estate Of the said Dr. Wi' an
duces good crops of grain, tobacco. &c
The improvements consist of fine d@elllr q house,
well finished three above and below, and easement
ap Office in the yard with two rooms good ktcf smoke
house negro houses &C. This place nv desirable
one for physician has been occupied for number
of wears BY physicians who have had large and lucrative
practice.
Oxford and known Youngs store in high and healthy
part of said County with nearly all advantages of
yard postofce. academy, Presbyte ran and Methodist
Church:
credit of SIX months will be Civ an the purchase mon.
ey to bear interest from 9th Marc , last
A. Lands, c. G. G.
A The same time and place place william A. Philpot. vii
sell 200 acres OF land adolr ing the above lying bott
sides of creek which mayt purchased and added to thu
said tract, it being part of the original tract :.
A. L.. &. c. Q.
May Is, 1858. 40-w&swst
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ID 1 e ID

Suddenly at his residence near this City, On Wednesday
morning last Mr. JOHN KANE long and favorably known
to nearly every man in the State who has visited Raleigh
DoBBIN 'A-
In Hlllsborough c. the 9TH inst EUGENE BERR1Ey
youngest son of the Hon. William A. and Susan IIrsham
aged four years and five months.
In Union County. N. c., the 18th inst of typboid
pneumonia, JOHN AsHcsArr in the 5sh year Of his aye
Also on Sd inst Miss SARAH ANN AsHcnAFr in her oath
year; daughter of John Ashcraft deceased
q Spirit of the Age and Biblical Recorder please copy
At Weldon N. c., on the 9Th inst of Typhsid fever.
JOIN R. CRowDsa, in the 22d year of his age The de.
ceased was member OF Capt. Nichols company by whom
he was greatly beloved and respected and by none
than by his commander. Few young men have left a
brighter record e. than This good young Exposed
known to deviate from truly exemplary character-never
Welding to temptations at The intoxicating cup or card
table lie was the third and last of his aged parents
who have died in the army and while the blow fails heav-
lily on them, it is consolation to know that their son
leaves behind him pure and spotless chara4er.
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fROM CAMP FEREBEE, lNEAR) SNOW HIll|
MtRE Green r Se1 s n c. on the 25th ntno two
a.. MAhs Ine following descriptions sufficient to denti
10 the face name worn off midway the necs past En
foot diseased shod before, medium size carried o. h
with brass buckles on it. and when she left was in a
order. va" =" Saa
The other deep (red) bay, So years DID, slim, .m,
size, 10 particular marks and was purchased ofNr al
Eason, in the vicinity of Snow Hill.
We are satisfied that they were stolen by some tb,]
and any person who will furnish any information res
to the apprehension of the unhung scoundre or til. wS
abouts Of the stock will be literally rewarded for his t
bic, kindness, &c, by H. T. KNOTTS,
JAS. NJ WRIGHT
Co. A, Seth Rsgt N. c. Cavalry,
May Is, 1883. ao-nS
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4: SUBSTITUTE FOR CopPERAs-7o the Ladies:-.
Copperas is composed Of sulphuric scid, Or oil Of
vitrol and ron and is called BY chemists solphate
invariably used BY dyers, is called acetate Of iron
and is thus prepared:
Take common vinegar the stronger the better,
put into it rusty nails, any pieces of rusty iron,
and let it stand several days; the vinegar will eat
off or dissolve the rust and when it ceases to act
on the iron pour off the clear liquor and use it as
you would copperas, and you will find it much
better article, and cost you nothing.
E. N. ELLIOTT, Chemist
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May Is, 1883.
NEW GARDEN BOARDING SCHOOL.

VVHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WrI
Il Commence on the 18th of 5th MONTH Nav. and G,
tnue 20 weeks. After the LIST of 18th month june Vi
be under the and instruction of DR. NER ia mn
DESHALL, as Principal, with competent female tesa
er. As provisions necessary for boarding board All
washing will be furnished the following session at
barrel Of -four, d pounds of bacon or lard p,r
Of four weeks, or the prceof eth4r of these articles
Confederate or N. c. money, at Superntesdsn.
Instruction will be gwen in the English bn
Of learning in the Latin and Greek languages and
higher Mathematics Tuition $50 Per session. passba l
North-Carolina money. Those stueyilg the Latin i
Greek languages will be charged 81 per month extra
JONATHAN E. COX & WIFE,
= Superintendent
New Garden, May 5, 1863. ls-wa
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May Is, 1858
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

DUNAWAY FRO: 4 THE SUBSCRIBER ON SUN:
III day the 2sh of January last my negro boy named
ANTHONY. Heis AZ whitish yellow complexion, about
feet or inches ;h is or 90 years old and suppose6
to weight about IA ponds He has heavy head OF hef
and talks short men questioned and has oown LOOK
M donbt he is tr INC 10 pass for 4 free boy.
will give the haze reward him delivered to at
Pro speot H asweil County, or connnea IN any jail 50
CaswelI Co. March o. 1862 28-w&swtf
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Wosas's "Tn1RrY PoINrs."-An old Spanish
writer saws that a woman is quite perfect and abso
lutte in beauty if she have thirty good points Hero
they arc -, -. -. 1T
hands.
Three black-the eyes, the eyebrows, and eye
lashes
Three red-the lips, the checks, the nails.
Three long-the body, the hair, the hands
Three short-the teeth, the ears, the feet.
Three broad-the chest, the brow, the space be-
tween the eye brows -.
Three narrow-the mouth, the waist the in
STEP
Three free-the fingers, the hair, the lips
Three small-the breast, the nose, the head
Thirty in all.
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AS REWARD.

DANAwAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, on
HI urday, the 18Th Of March, my negro boy. VIII
yellow complexion. feet ~ INCHES high. we,gs
the white of his eyes often appears tinged with ~
is about II years Of age. He had on when he sn
jeans pants and vest, and his coat was gray s'|
wore black cap
will give the above reward for the spprenensTVo1
above described boy if he be secured 80 tna'is
Nv residence i. at YaSkinvile. Yadkin Cow"
ut which Post Office letter will find me. cOvti
A., ~ ,or. III
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FARM FOR SALE WITH THE CROP o,,

OF chatham near the Randolph line. contan;n.
nuhdrea acres ct land half Of which is cleared the &
well There is 80 acres sowed down in uJ Ssra
IN oats, al OF which look promising and ab
two story dwelling, containing six rooms gnod E.
ana other outhouses There is also fine orchard ofS
or 200 trees, embracing choce seec lion ns t,p u
promising large yield the present year tn. f nI...
@ go On ,ne road leading from Greensboro to Ts
we, 81 mics from Greensboro, and six miles .onh
Liberty Stock and farming utensils may be sos so9l
farm and hands hired to work it. Terms mad. In,
apPcaon to ME in person by letter. at HAS, u
Nay ls. 1863. o,psa,as
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BEAuTrPY YouR PREMISES. person VINO
owns foot Of earth, has the lease Of Southern
wall, wherein to let vine creep up, and lets Msy
or June go by without improving the opportunity
be considered as rsmss in very important duty;
No matter if you don't own the house and ysIa
you sccupy, still plant flowers and vines, ana Silly
berry, for your own oomlArt and your own neaE'
sake -
Lot 1.-THE flowers look zp IN every place,
: Through this BEAUTIFUL world az - =
For dear Is the .. 80
Ia the - 80
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, March "a. 1853.
SOUTH LOWELL WOOL CARDING'
CHINE.

HAVING PURCHASED THE PROPERTY kNSJ
M As the South Lowell Mills, one mile from rom y
Lowell Academy, and y miles northeast from HIlsod
wenld inform the citizens Of Orange and the surrTa
Cor mites, that my Cards will be found in good order
cient attendance to card day and nigAt. Consequ
lose living at distance will not be under the necs
Of leaving their wool and cards cannot be rseI
wool in al cases must be entirely clear of burs and
hard substances, and in good carding order Those
bring their wool in good order will be sure to get
work: pound of grease to IL Of WOOL also hsss.1
| ton gin in operation. A. NJ. LAiyI
South Lowell, N. c., April II, 1853. l7-6sT
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COPPEKAs FOR sArp

w 1.-THE UNDERSIGNED. ARE sr1I1 u,
ur'ng Copperas Gold Hill in h,,tan HrSt.a az
I sss MAILING whn at this s
orders in order SG TSSd be pleased
we ease been making it for the last six or eaS, M
ada IeeVe that it has given general satisfaction tO
.. Gold Hill, May la, 1865. noA"ss co.
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W. F.. BASON, NJ. D., Dentias<
(oFFIcE OVER Mr.. PBsCUDs.)
AZ r, PERSONS CALLING ON THE ABOVE
~ ring his absence, will be notified Of his re!u1
throngh the Post Office, Raleigh, N. @.
. Raleioh March 81, 1868. Isl
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SroRY OF A MISSISSIPPI LANDLoRD-Printedb bills
of fare were provided yet the landlord stood at the
head of the table, at dinner, and in loud voice
read off the list Of articles in rhyming way ;
"Herss boiled ham, and raspberry jam baked
potatoes, and cooked tomatoes turnips smashed,
and squssI,es squashvd" and so on stranger
asked him. afterward, why he read it aloud when;
it" replied the landlord "got so used to it can't
help it. You see l commenced business down here
at Jackson (the capital of MississppD and most all
the legislature boarded with me. There wasn't q
man Of 'em could read, SO had to read the bill Of
fare to en-"
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April 10, 1888.
NOTICE ABOUT RUNAWAY sLA,S

NOTICE ABOUT KUNA"A1
.vIVHE SUBSCRIBER, RESIDING NEA YEAR, sI ..
Nash County, has PACE VI Uf of pu" his ssrd
tlis business to the public. His charges will
b!e He will make no charge. against the fai',
diers in service, where they are not able ." N
Inconvenience to themselves. :NeighborhooG1.
with bad slaves who have escaped from .ne a,,a
wonld do well to avail themselves Oh 'n'S 'pB Gj
catch them. .upa
Nash Co, N. G., April "a, 1858. 49,
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s. A T, IT
May 19, 1868.

VVaE SUBSCRIBER Is MAKING sam
IL Sound, Onsow County, which he n;, Az SlcN
works two dollars per bushel below the Will T, sell
ket price or he will trade Salt for provisions M
Salt is now selling at as low price 40 i No.,
made for, and parties likely to want Il ean possibly
lay in their supply at once. n would do vel
May l9, 1863 Ill. l.. +. REDD
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NOTICE,

II AN NOW READY TO SETTLE THE pSn
- Jesse Gill! deceased Persons entitled to 'a la
rsa %l to me At once the
paid from this date. BUCKSEp crest ny giJf 7
May 10, 1868. '" 'eseGM
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p lies, FIsTULA, TUMORs,

=
Ulceratt ms of the Womb, Spermat0rrhDa, Sy-
philitic Affections, Sc.
nR: j. A. CLOPTON, OF HUNTSVILLE ALA,
be in Raleigh the FIRST Of july where be may be
CO.. Cd for few days with perfect success:
TOT and guarantees perfect cure in every Of
Piles where the Tumors come down when ct STOOL He
ope ted with perfect success few days sgo in case Of
y as sanding, his tHpo!s coming down g large -
sla0 tea cm every STOOL Those who doubt may 3D.
Dr. O. os q.
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TAKEN lip.

A ND COMMITTED 70 THE JAIL OF RAND0nJ
"A County, N. c., on The 4,h Of March, 1853 He
slave who says his name is GREEN, and that he bes
had on when taken up gray frock-coat and gray n
He appears to be about twenty-one or two years /
weighs about $50 Ibss copper color. The owner Of =
slave is required to come forward, prove property
charges and take him away, otherwise he will be
with as the law directs.
March o. 1sss ,S-wtnI
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BOLLING ROCK HOTp,
pETEPSRTIRH ".

ass sshk * e.. az. sg 4srs1
would do wen to stop at this house, kept 6v
LADAY, AMES l. WELLONS, late of SufolIl essis. HO
ly SIS per day. The fare good as the markai 6oad
May l9, 1868. ". VIII aGni
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BAprtsx BY IMMERSION SErrLED.-At q session
of Kentucky court held few years ago, negro
woman was convicted of capital crime and sen.
fenced to be hung. Ina few weeks she protested
to be converted, and the jailor moved his Honor,
Judge N, for An order allowing her to be re-
moved from the jail to be baptized.
"Why not 5aptise helm the Jail 2" asked the
Judge.
"She wishes to be immersed. She don't believe
sprinkling or pouring valid baptism," says the
turnkey.
Judge NJ reflected moment and then an
swered:
II have a right to settle that question. Mr..
Clerk, make an order that this court, being sufi:
GENTLY advised, decides that sprinkling is valid
baptism" .,.
So this vexed question was settled by Ken
lucky court
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BLACKSMITH WANTED,

EWISH TO HIRE OR BUY A GOOD BLAd
u smith-wil hire white man and furnish dwell
house, or will bny hire slave.
Also, wanted five good field hands for the balance Old
year. Address, with particulars,
G. ]. COWLES
May s; 1865. is-sd
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CHIEF ENROLLING.OFFICE,
eth Congressional District,

4A11'-e"1' NJ u, 11uy IT III, 1000 j
To all the Officers OF the sereral Regiments Of North
Carolina Militia in the Sth Congressional Dis
trict:
~ OBEDIENCE TO ESPECIAL ORDERS. NO. AZ, -
hereto appended which your particular attention is
called hereby request you to send to camp Immediately,
ali hands who within the ages of eighteen and forty
and cordwood for the various railroads. You
will collect enroll and send to camp all conscrp,s not
engaged in the bounds Of your regiments whether they
ed in proper and peculiar business but getting
ties and cord-wood, will be sent to camp. You will also
promptly report to me the of all conscrpts sent
camp under this order.
Any delay negligence IN the execution of this request
will be promptly reported to Gen. D. G. Fowie, Adnant
General of the N. O. Militia.
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MARRIED.,

In Chatham County, by H. O. Durham, Esq., on the 10th
inst, Capt T. P. HENDERSON, of Chatham Conntv 70 M;s
MALv1NA SroUr, of Alsmance County. W A''0'
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[ExrRAcr.I
Conscript Office, Camp Holmes, N. c.,
MAY Sth, 1863.

MAY sth, 1863.
Special ORDERS :.
No. 426.
X The hands employed on the various Railroads. in
cutting wood and ties who within the ages of 10
and 49, will be sent to camp Immediately BY the enrolling
officers of the Districts in which they the Bureau Of
CONSUMPTION has decided they do not come under the
classes referred paragraph WILL General Orders No.
2 Adutant and Inspector Generas Office hence cannot
be detailed.
By order of Col. p. MALETT,
Commandant of Conscripts for N. c.
J. G. PIERCE, 'Adjatant:
Lieut.. J. r. MCLEAN,
Enrollpg Officer, &C., Salisbury, N. G.
Nay %, 1868. 42-w&swlw.
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vALuABLE PROPERTY For 90

ao1Iow UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FoRs. ntE =.
eo o eests asHsssa aro the
is large dwelling not yet acres which
Ser are elegantly n,shedthe Other nn rooms Of
sGoo root and requires but little mora p ma.s all
houses tberen lot IS well enclosed with good we'll and No
Terms to suit the purchaser. Annlv to ~, n un,.
naayforspiie or Capt J. q. F0OTE ot M ihAGc
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NORTH.CAROLINA, V Quarter Sss.s
II Wake Couaiy. sry Term, 49,
Petition for pa tl''''

' " .. Petition for pa ti'''' =,
ALrolp HIaH end others. ,,,rt n
It appearing to the satisfaction Of the COY go@ W
affidavit of John G. High, that Afford ny! Lei
HighQMarth High. James L. Fletcher. Joha " .p'
VIE delaney, Helen Smith, W. P: watkins vi
Watkins, Green Wstkins, aud Dr. Phillips sE S.ts
beth, are residing beyond the limits Of the Tbsr
the process ofiaw cannot be served Oh them
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> - .dTeIpl
..s.... an. ;, By ss::. !:
*: 81: / {:
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May s.; 1856.
} REFUt,EES

TO REFUGEES
A HOUSE AND LOT IN ILKESBOROJGH d
IA rent for the balance of the year--terms mcdcrt
will suit small family-say six persons-convenient
houses attached. Apply soon, as above.
CD. COWLEI
May s. 1863. 1s-Tt|
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cry, Mohsicello, Florida Orss IN Salisbury last
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

Nay ls. 1868.
The New York herald., 1863-11-23
new yorh Central Railroad.

o,.s,.ss of Zoe drecsors Of lhe New Ycrk Contra
Ra broad Comsany bed al the ofhcs OF the company Al
le ksoLlHse IN the ey OF Albany on the Iesh and 2oth
ys iysesso,~flss,us corans, Albany; Dean Riehmoud
sa.c,ssy ss. spD0 Jobn " !. Prayn. ASasv N.ihsg %s
yIayer Boston Livingston spraker, Pal Bridge Jacob
,:cua Seohesler lygelus p Tracy, trcy; Charles a.
ss@lico White Syracuse; n X Eafiin Albany. any. ~ =
= Nessrs Balchio'a white and Tracy laid before th
soArd circular to The stockholders Of the company,
sued by tbem on the i6ih inst reference 10 -.
charges paociy made against The Administration sa
read which was read, and the subject to which rea
ted considered.
Wbereupoo II was unanimously
Resolved, That th,s Beard approve tie ec,,sa th,s
s.ocsnoaers OF the company ar Issaso n .ne
managed without reference To the advf o,emeni o
particular party out with the view ~ good faitn or pro
noting the business OF The comp nv and ma anarc,si
ryesperty in which The member Of tna posrS 40 s'ss
NO dess have a large interest - ''"
hesoiyed IA, the Board point with great
Satisfaction o 'ue ses W" ueariy all tie large perpa
Denl mprov eeenls m.de 1854 oD the line of ibe
soaa and % ' ons ess Accommodations Iand facihties
which have aVdeo nEeiy 10 It's value efficiency have
beea pad I out Of income and the debt OF the
the same time largely rednced by ,he operation n iis
established sink ny funds
Oa moton Of Mr. Rssrll ms further minnie was nlso
sdotaed -
The Board night perhaps rest here as The usage Of
company bas been 10 the ANIMAL repor OF IFS
condition and affairs required be made Nv Jaw al The
stockholders meeting III December they do not consider
Il Improper at lhs Llme wben lbe compsnv y s sseoiled
and The conduct o its drectors nisrepresefed 10 anti
ae somewhat tDat which would Otherwise have been
c,,, >'.ebsi meeting
delayed Ia. LOT the dividend declared 10 iuy las,
On The occas. "a tf The business df The road
the very favorable resun IN kLc opipon or n
bad coA neen in'y ueveopcu, NO., 49, veceipts
majority oi tho Board, sufficiently 90 10 "a.
down 70 juno 10 sanction dlvdead beyond three aud
haI per cent then made Now however the experience
Of the successful operations Of the company,
sealzaton Of largely increased income determine them
70 divide TO the shareholders the OF this Increased
prosperity Of Their Cotsrany, and month declare
semi aurual DIVIDEND FOR tho months eodiBg
Tie 3st OF January, 1864 OF tive per cent The
hdeDl bore that THIS rate can be hereafter maintained
A copy nun lhoIninntes.
ROBERT l.. BANKS, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1863-11-23
saiss as the Evening Exch an &c.
.UJTY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

sAIUHDATl NOV. y, 1865
fBSsAns'u"s Receipts 20 ga bbls. nour 40 bbls
md 277 sacks meal 4s6 sacks buckwheat -four:
81 ,2s< bushels wheat e5ro do corn 2s 800 do oats:
1850 do barley and 263 do rye The -four market wss
baoyant and further advance OF ve cents was estab
lisbcd on state aud Western. with active movement
Considering ibs prevailing storm. The receipts were
moderate and tie general opinion among the trade was
that navigation will close unusually light stock
aid that, too, IN the absence OF any export movement
ioepeak or With this belief holders were not pressing
sales and appeared 10 no way anxious realize unless
nj extreme T-ces Saes II 900 bbs rs per ouotatons
bcow. The foregoing remarks equally as appicabe
10 Canadian aud southern as to state Western -four
500 hbls ~ the former 500 bbs Of me latter with
o TIE range. Rye rour was quiet but frm at f5 rs
10 90 Torn meal ruled very irm, with good demand
ri So 40 50 50 FOR caorc and Brandywine Bnck wheat
noor Uhs quoted AT 50 laiI 50 3ll per 100 lbs We
The New York herald., 1863-11-23
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAL.
SUNDAY, Nov. %, 1863.

SUNDAY, Nov. %, 1863.
We prblished on Saturday the proceedings Of a |
Uectirg OF merchants and bankers Of this city, |
hel0at the Fifth Avenue Hotel OH the 2lst oil Oeto-
Der last for tho purpose Of cOnferring in relation
70 She establishment Of large national bank
IN New York. At that meeting Mr. NeCul
'sOth the Comptroller oi the Currency, gave his
views Of the national bank system which in
now being put into practical operation N all parts
~ the country. Mr. MoCnlloch treats She subject
with great dead 6f fairness, and clearly essab.
Gsbcs she tact that she banks will meet the
wishes Of the people and provide them with cir.
cuafson as sOfvent the na.ion itself. After the
witedrawal OF me greenbacks there p,rst he
sOMcthing 80 'tll up the void thus created in the
coScncy n which the public can bave cosffdence,
The people offbe West wall 'Derer be willing TO
again receive in payment for the productions OF
their fassns wild cat issnes and papcr promises
devoid of'cven the virtue Of on mteStson 10 pay.
They VIII require soDetAng more substantial, and
tbe issues ef these natihaf banks, with the govern.
ncut ~eepoDsbe for tsejr redemption, will be 10
then almost equal 10 gold and silver in ordinary
tisss fer their stocking repositories. Over one
bunsrsd Of these bssssare now organized, and
so@e ofsbem have been in existepce 6ye or ak
lssnths, and already we find them declaring divi-
AeUd~ E.l
In .vy1aton TO the estahlsl,usent Of q monster
seuccrn like the ose proposed in this city, with
6pcwer 10 increase its capital 10 fifty millions Of
'Sc.law not Qnite 20 certain of its ultimate
'bcuet cence. its true it pronises fair, and in
the enture it continues to be guided by the present
intentions OF its instigators, doubt its exsteace
will prove highly beneficial TO the circulating xe.
'tissm Of the ccartry, and have tendency 10 keep
Tho currency in a healthy state but il in after
'tsDe II comes within the grasp of designing men,
-Wbo would not scrupie to WELD its immense power
tfor the t0stheraeCe Of their own ambitious ends,
-or Il 1T shonld degenerate ints a Specializing
.mach chine like the old United States Bank, while in
the hands Of Nicholas Bidle, better lar better for
tbe .oaptry viii IT be il IL fails in lis incipiency.
II might be well for Mr.. Chase, before he grants
permission 10 these new banks 10 Increase their
capital 10 such immodera,e amount, To refer back
TO The hstory OF the closing days of the old Uoted
! States Bank, il his memory does not serve him,
and see The position he himself occupied at that
tune in opposition TO large moneyed corporations.
The Arguments then used might serve TO a oertain
extent now.
The books Of subscription 10 the capital stock Of
tbe bank above referred to will be opened ,o-mor
row Monday morning, at the office Of the United
States Trust Company, No. 4 Wall street.
We give below table of some of the national
bauks already organized