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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

SLAEpER Brayfogle, the racy In
dianapolis correspondent of the, Cincin-
natl Commercial. thus slanderously ao-
counts for the failure of the last meeting
Of the Editorial Convention. 1t is so
we'll known that editors nerer drink, that
Brayfogle should be ashamed of himself.
| H. nBai 171i5o sTB qG13 uIg9 r
1Siihgsw s.Cn1osqs1 .nr r4eg4
"Some dozen rural members came
up, but none of them could find the
place of meeting, though they spent the
day in hunting .industrionsly, The
search was principally confined to the
| neighborhood Of Meridian Street, be-
tween Washington and Circle, and Ken
lucky Avenue Just south of Washington.
l IL the Council Chamber had been stu.
ated in either of these localities, they
would undoubtedly have found it, and
an enthusiastic meeting resulting ia
great good to the craft, might have
been the result. Buildings kept by
Rhodius and Hezekish in the localities
above mentioned, fragrant with mixed
odors of mint, lemons, tansy, pine
apples, and other aromatic herbs, were
frequently mistaken for the Council
Chamber until by night the individual
members had pretty generally arrived
at the conclusion that the convention
was an ass, and that they would, go
home and do as they id pleased
which they did.
In reference to the failure Of Hovey
to hang Bowies, MilIigau, and Horsey,
be sa9s:odaA 7sdiids 'oa eoaL sa
lsia" 1t is said that shortly after the news
of the Communication or the death sen
tenee in the cases of BoWles, Mlligap,
and Hotsey, Gen,nHoyeyy comm AIDING
at this poin t,lreceiyed srrsther tart Jet
ter from GEN Hooker, sharply repFi
manding him for not carrying Tout the
order for immediate execution, without
the ten days notice. Hooker evidently
thinks there 'syyirsus in hemp ide +.
Joe Hooker is sensible, if hethinks so.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

soLDtsRs, Arrrsrios Those Of you
in need of citizens clothing cannot do
better than to call at the mammoth
Clothing, Store of ADspacher q Sons,
Nos. and First Street. They keep a
very large stock o, Clothing, Of either
their own or Devlin's make, which they
warrantto be what they represent them
and they win sell S66d clothes cheaper
than any house in the city, or make up
cheaper clothing than any other. Those
in want OF bargains would do veil to call
at once, as they are determined to sell
off their goods, -'' 800. y % jyl2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
COAL.
Rockport con-.

CNTKAMB0A re- AND .hnALERs Gan FI&D
- constaRt supply Of this sapet ior CxEl, Tor
sale in quantities 10 suit and fair KAsees. ss
q AFpls % row ELIas 0NllK A Gu, q
tsl&-ss eGDsg landing, ASsRS saa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
REY. N. GREEK

e9@10F Ma GRAY,
jyll,lt .eKuo.frt Doorkeepers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

~ OUe hundred bushels Of Oats in store and for
SAle by VICKERY BROS,
1872 Main street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

Notice is hereby given to the pub.
lie, and the friends of Christianity, that
their win be festival on Tuesday night,
the 18th inst, in the school-room of the
new African N. E Church, on Walnut
Street near the cana, for the purpose
lof raising money 10 complete the church
and school reom. We respectfully in
vite all to attend.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
C,REscENT CITY SALOON FOR SALE.

~
Tho undersigned wishes 10 sell to responsible
person ono half Of the Bar situated I'm the Cres-
cedt City Hotel. I will sell II TO shy who IN
deTstands the basIaess, at a bargain
Terms cash.
iy8-Im q. W. BRANDON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
Farm for Sale.


CoNTAIs ING SIXTY ACRES, on LOWER
~ Mt. Vernon road, miles from Evansville, ia
good stats Of cultivation, with good fences, and
good large frame boufe aud barn and other out
bal dings. tan be ught with or without the
crop al present growing on the place. WIN DO
sold low BY A. g. SULLIVAN
HOUSE AND OF FOR SALE, SITUATED ON
II Ninth street, between Vine and Sycamore.
W'll be old low by A. g. So LLIVAE.
HOUSE AND LOT ON HAMILTON STREET,
Ii East Of Washington street, In Northern En-
laTgemeDt. The h. use 10 u or, high, contains
Brooms, garnet, eistern anu out.buidinRs. VIII
Do soils low by A. g. SULLIVAN.
~ He STEAMER CURLEw. A GOOD sTERN
wheel steamboat, Of ufedium size, with great
power for town &, and sll her rigging a. shenow
lays at the landing at Evansville, for sale at low
price. Wish few repairs shs can be made val
aable boat for low water. qf
Enquire Of G.MAGHEE a CO, z
Jea4 Evansville. Ind.
x MOE BUILDING LoTs-IN sHABPE's
~ Enlargement. Terms cash. Enquire of r.
skinner, at Cross Davis a Co.'S.
Residence for Sale.
A SPLENDID SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, OF
n nye acres, within the city limits-a4Wo story
brick house, with stable, Ae., aud fruits Of all
descriptionB. VIII be sold low BY
my23,tf. A. JOHNSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

DO ATOEsi PorAToEsl PoTAToEsi
Ws6ra stili receiviBg those choice Eastern
20 Ai0es, and will sell them ehesp. send your
orders, Before they are ali gone, to
YICKERY BROS,
l3g Main STRAIT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
COAL.
No. 6, Water Street,
GROCERIES.

EEED YOUR cows. Ut
A. A lot Of choice Country Bran, fresh and good /,
JMst received and for salo low, at
VICRERY BROS,
10 Main Sfra.eI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
NOTICE.

NTorIoE.-FBoM AND ATTEB This DATE,
~ the agency Of o. p. Cobb a Co 81 III IL place,
viii ke dfseoafinnsd. The busins@ beiougfng 70
this smency viii bs settled b. ths 1rm ~ Aurora,
Iadfar a. assisted By III. N. Christy. (st the once
a. this pla 81 who only 10 authorized 20 draw up
on ~. PARTIES having claims viii please CORES
pond With US Al Aurors. o. p, COBB 90.
: EVsnsvslis, hsy 3Tth. 1853. jeSo-d3v
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
GROCERIES

80 GROCERIES. ~
ATATOI In 9 variety Of styles, sach &c
WI Round Wook. Germau, Dime spa Double
Dime, or sale by 80. b 5. RUSToN 4 CO.
ATAOKEREL--Iu barrels and baf.barrels at
WI No. 30 Water street. r.. 8. RCSTON 4 co.
Z (HoBE1--5O0 lacks shelled Corn Just in store.
~ r. 8. RU sTON 90 ,
HAY.-1O0 bales Of that superior TImoths Hay
II raised In the Indiana Bluegrass region, for
sale st reduced rates, at No. 80 Water street.
IA -1' Aa r. s. RUSr0N co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
FOR SALE.

:
TL1HE AFRICAN METHN DIST CHURCH
4 property on lark street, being lot 3, block
o, ia ths .Eourih Eniargemsn of tina city Of
Evansville fad. Terms each. Apply TO Y Il
lye REV HAGAN GkEEH, Pastor.
nEE SECOND HAND HAY Press, AND
" 1900 feet Lumtsr. - Ez
jys-tf CAFE. COCHRAN & co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
KANAWHA SALT.

10 n4n LARGE AND SHALL BARREL
IU,UOU On haad aud 70 arrive. sHd sor sais
ct the lowest market price, BY
1E15 34f L. RUTFEER, sG1
10. s North water St., over BiTSt hstional Baak.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

n RfKD APPLEs.
~ choice lot Of Dried Apples for sale at 10.
aaced figures by NICKERY BROS, ~
ain Etraaf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

QAOONi BAC0Ni BAOoNi
- A choice let Of Sugar Cur. d Hams, Plain do f,
Clear sidea and Dried Bsof for sale cheap al
vIOKERY BROS
1872 Mum Street
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-07

and harmony. An ideal abstraction
should. give way 10 plain, practical
principle, bssed upon the con Institution,
and Ia harmony with QUE system of
government. Tho attempt of-s few
men 10 set up negro suffrage az the
corner stone II reconstructionn is a
direct attack upon the Union senti-
ment of the nation, calculated TO pre-
vent a reorganization of the States
upon an enduring basis, and to en-
barras the President in the deliberate
and important duty which devolves
upon hinIa this time. This attempt
should be frowned upon and rebuked
as a-kindred heresy with secession in
its practical results, o The effort of
President johnson to reorganize the
States in accordance with the consti-
tuition and the spirit of republicanism
is worthy of the support of all true
Union men in all parts of the country.
They shall have our support, earnest
ly and cordially. They are in the
spirit Of democracy. ~, -ifs rn7
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-07
Reorganization Of State Govern
d. -Ht ments. h Efs1uh i
atgip~ From the PHILADELPHIA Age.


The second principle enunciated in.
this reorganization proclamation OF
President johnson is, "that State
Convention when convened in North
Carolina, or tho Legislature which
may be hereafter assembled, will pre-
scribe the qualifications Of electors
and the eligibility of persons to hold
office under tho constitution and laws
of the State" This power, as the
President truly and forcibly says "tlie
people Of the several States 'conpos-
ing the Federal Union, haye rightful
~ exercised from the origin Of the
government to the present time" and
this power they are to exercise now In
reorganizing the State governments,
in deciding who shall have the cleo
tive franchise, and what class of Of
fenses shall act as bars to d person
holding Office under the constitution
and laws Of the State. All those du-i
ties being personal to the people Of
each State, were, under our system of
government, entrusted solely to them,
and when the State is free from anar-
chy, and when obedience to law and
authority shall be resumed, then the
people may rightfully claim and exer-
else all their functions of sovereignty.
This is the position assumed by the
President. He denies that secession
ever altered in the least the relations
of the States with the Union in le-
gal sense. The old State constitutions
and the laws passed in pursuance of
them were Suspended By force, not abroi
gated by the lawful and rightful exer-
else of power under the constitution.
This bong his position, it is natural
that when the authority of the gener-
al government is restored, all the
rights and duties Of the people under
their State constitutions and laws
should be at once recognized and made
the basis Of State and individual 40
tons. Upon this principle President
johnson bases his proclamation with
reference to the qualification Of cleo
tors, and the eligibility of persons to
hold Office under the reorganized State
governments. The principle is right
just and republican.
As the early reorganization of the
government Of the several States
whose intercourse with the general
government has been disturbed by the
late rebellion in d matter Of vital i'm
portance, the movement in that direc-
ton should receive the earnest sup
port Of every friend of union, peace
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-07
FROM, THE SOUTH.
% CIycrSxArr, June 6.

,saoi1i4p 3di 90 CIScTSSATr, june 6.
The Columbia, South Carolina,
Phoenir complains that the State is
overrun by robbers and horse thieves,
preying upon what subsistence and
property has been left the unfortunate
sitizens. Ha8s yleu .oI .sJitiTBhr1
r. Large quantities of cotton and
tobacco is being broaght to light at
Montgomery, Alabama, and brisk
trade is being opened. Steamers are
running regularly between there and
Mobile. lir0i Noa 80 u3ysF th
1isaf no ~ WAsuINGroS, June @.
~ A large meeting of loyal citizens
was held at Salisbury, North Carolina,
On the 18th ult., and another at Lex
ington on the Goth. Speeches were
made and resolutions passed Of a most
loyal character. The Salisbury meet
ing recommended a State convention
te'be held at Raleigh, June 20, and
elected delegates thereto. The North
Carolinians evince great eagerness to
re4establish a loyal government. 'A',a
oh A company has been established in
Richmond, with Governor Pierpont at
its Head, to open up Virginia to emf
grafton from the North, and to furnish
all information necessary. 3l'' i.'l"
i&ahaa12 ehl WASHINGTON, June q"
Tho writer Of the threatening letter
tothe President was arrested to-day
by Col. Ingraham's order and proved
to be an insane Frenchman, who
labors under this delusion, among
others, that the government owes him
$50, 900, and if not paid by the 10th
inst, he proposes to take the matter
into his own hands and obtain revenge.
Although not directly stating his in
tention TO assassinate the President,
such is the inference from its tenor
He has been properly disposed of. T.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-07

INsuLr TO UNrrED STATES NAvAI
orFIcEns.-A Havana CORRESPONDENT
of the New York Times says: "on
Wednesday, afternoon, the oath OF
May, some of the officers and crew oil
the United States steamer Powhattan
went into drinking saloon, and while
sitting at a rebel table flag was
spread out before them, with the in
tention to insult them. Ono Of the
officers took the q tore it in pieces
and stamped on it. BY this time there
was quite row. All hands adjourned
into the street, and matters were be-
coming serious, when file of soldiers,
who were on guard at the palace close
by, marched over and dispersed the
crowd, which by this time had swelled
to two or three hundreds. Mono OF
our officers wore their side arms !; il
they had they might have saved them
selves an insult. ,,ig 81. 3
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-07
A QUAINT DISSEMINATION

Wilk.e Collins in late novel, Glide
and Seek +" wherein he INDUCES in q
variety of singular fancies, thusdishes
up certain modern pccu!iaritios of the
classic art ad ~ oslr h.m .r.
The chief aim Of the muses. who
preside over classic aT-t-whother it be
ancient or modern, whether it take
the form of poetry, painting, or music
seems to be to preserve their artifi-
cial dignity as goddesses, by banishing
their natural charms as women; TO
live even with their professed admirers
on the most stately and formal terms I;
and to keep the world at large thor
oughy well away from them by i'm
proving, informing, ard attracting as
few people as possible by any rccog-
nislbly useful, truthful, or graceful
means. When, for example, the muse
who presi les over the classic dlamn,
c'ndescends to appeal iciiy TO us from
ffar off, and writes play, she selects
"a suicide-say Cato---for hero. She
keeps him necessarily engaged in talk
ing patriotism and philosophy; repre-
SCENTS him as always moving about
ulcon;fjrtab!y in halls, porticoos,
sonate-houses, and squares; and mover
lets us hear word from his lips OF
my of the universal human subjects
which the poor wretoh must have
tllked about, when heate his bit OF
classical dinner, when he dawdled GU,
into the forum on idle days to hear
the news, or when he started of con.
stitution lily Tor brisk Roman walk
And, again, WHOM tho classic muse
resolves to paint picture of tho pas
ioral hilarity Of primeval IN 3, is
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-07
DIR. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,
: FOR FEMALES
INFALIBLE IN CORRECTING
IRREGULARITI

Removing Distractions Of the Monthly
Turns, from Whatever Cause, and Al.
ways euccessful as . Preventative.
And the " only sure |" and CERTAIN REMEDY
for all those affecting complaints so peculiar 10
the sex whether % married or single" 4
These Pills are nothing new, but have beet
used. by the Doctors for many years, both IN
France and America, with unparalleled success To-
every case and he Is urged by many Thousand
ladies who hayo used them TO make the Pils
public, for tho alienation Of those suffering fron
any irregularities whatever. as well as to prevent
an increase Of family where health will not per
NIT II. Females peculiarly situated, or those
supposing themselves 90, are cautioned against
using these Pills while in that condition, as the
proprietor assumes no responsibility after the,
above admontion, although their mildness would
prevent any mischief to health. Otherwise the
Pills are recommended. Full and explicit direo-.
lions accompany each box
$4,000 Boxes NAVE BEEN SOLD In Two YEARS;
Ten thousand boxes sent by letter. both by my,
self and agents, TO all parts Of the world, to which
answers have been returned in which ladies sarI
nothing like the above Pills have been know
since the SCIENCE OF MEDICINE DAWNEpI
UPON THE WORLD IN REMOVING OBJ
STRUOTI0NS and restoring nature to its props9
channel. quieting the nerves and restoring,
[" rosy color Of health T" " the cheek Of the mos
delicate. t .tt
PRICE 81 90 Per BOX, Six Boxrs FoR IS o.
Sold by ALBKRr G. BissELL, DRuGGIsr, SoLn
AGENT ron EAST SAGINAW, Men, to whom oil
orders should be addressed
Ladies by sending him 81 90 can have the
Pills sent conhdentially by nail, free Of Postage,
to any part Of the Copntry- =
q. s. Lacey, General travelling Agent for the
Western States, l6f Dearborn Street, Chicago
III. =
NIB. Mono genuine unlssss the Box is signed
g. ID. HoMa.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-07

- y rU. u.
AN HoNoRADLE RECORD. = One Of the
most creditable things which can be
saidTin praise of the 23d Mich. Infan-
try, which has won for itself an hon
orable record in every position to
which 1T has been assigned, is that it
bears upon its fair escutcheop no
faint Of vandalism or brutality, A
correspondent of the World, noticing
tho march of tho twenty-third Army
Corps from Goldsboro to Southfield,
n. c., thus incidentally alludes to tho
conduct of the odd Mich. Oh ono oo-
casion :oPeT alaV o6i He1'7g
A man named Anderson, against
whom the soldiers had conceived some
i'll VIII, owned very fine house, a
splendid specimen of architecture,
and furnished with every convenience
and luxury. Valuable paintings
adorned its walls, rare books were
packed on library shelves or strewn.
about the tables. Immediately Gen.
Cox had gone, the pictures were de-
faced and cut from their frames tho;
books were torn and trampled; chairs,
carpets, and costly pianos were bro
ken UP to cook pork and crackers
with and finally, before Gen. Cox
was far out of sight, the whole build
ing was sheet Of fire. A detach-
mcnt Of company A. of the Twenty
third Michigan endeavored to extin-
guish tho fro, but it quickly made
such Roadway as to set their efforts at
defiance. i'.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-07
CHANCERY SALE.


IN PURSUANCE and by virtue Of deere, al
Il order Of sale made by the Circuit Court, for
tbs County Of Saginaw, in ChsHesry, on the
twenty third day Of December, 1864 in q cause
wherein Hiram IL. Van I.euyan was complainant
and Walter Wisner, Candace Wisner, Cornela
A. Young, Adoniran Damn, and Carrie Young,
by Marshall q. Smith, her Guardians adlitem
were defendants.
Notioolis hereby given. that / shall sell MT
public auction to the highest bidder, at ten o'clock
in tho forenoon, Of Saturday, tho 22d day Of
July, A. d. 1865, at tho front door Of the Sagi-
nav, County Court House, in the City % Saginaw
Saginaw County, Michigan, all that certain piece
or tract Of land known and described as follows
Lots six (6) seven az and the North half Of Eve
(5) and eight (6) excepting twenty -tuo by fsfty
feet, commencing twenty-five (22) feet north Of
tho south west corner Of tho above described
premises, running east fifty (50) feet, thence
north twenty-five (22l fcst, thcpce west fly (50)
feet' thence south 10 tho place Of beginning
The Dove described lots ON Block thirty four
(34) OF Alfred M. lIoyt's Plat Of East Saginaw,
Saginaw County, Michigan. to'.
Dated juno 7th, 1868. ." rhT
JOHN J. WHEELER,
Circuit Court Com, Saginaw County, Mich
WIN. A. CLARK, Comptl's sol'r. MOS 7
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-07

RAILRoAp MEErIsos.---At tho last
session of the Legislature a bill was
passed, authorizing the construction
Of railroad from Holly to Monroe,
thus putting Saginaw and its region
in; communication with Toledo and
Cincinnati. The friends of this road
and the people along its line are now
actively canvassing for its immediate
construction. The proposed. road will
pass through plymouth, Canton and
other Western towns in Wayne ooun-
ty. A meeting has been called to DO
held at Worthwhile on the 10th inst, at
10 A. NJ, to take some initiatory steps
in the matter. Worthwhile is,reached
by line Of stages which run twice
each day from Wayne station, on the
Central Road, --FYe Press. -, u, =.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-07

not always her principle to make men
and women as unlike human nature
as possibleY Her happy female rev.
oilers must always exhibit an incredi-
bly, ugly Straight profile line from the
top of the Forehead to the tip of the
nose; aud must generally be made to
express ecstasy by hopping on one
leg-apparently in hurricane, judg-
ing by the frightful manner in which
their petticoats and hair are blown
about them on these occasions. And
as for tho jovial male companions of
the ladies, are they not always mon
sters with tawny red skins, notified
outrageously with Jumps of knotty
muscle? Are they not continually
more or less drunk? continually more
or less beastly and ridiculous in their
antics? Must we believe such repro
sensations to be POLITICALLY suggestive
of life among the simple inhabitants
of a young world? OF course we
must: for it is tho classic muse who
has done them! 1881
or,,'lastly, when this same classic
muse appeals to our ears, and writes
a symphony, what immense pains she
takes in that, as in other things, to
avoid being popularity and Immediate
" pleasing! She combines all her
instruments in a general conspiracy
against one weakly little atom Of a
tnno Frequently not her own proper
tyG which is always trying to make
itself heard, and always being bel
lowed down sternly for its pains
until, at last, assailed by screeching
fddles, shouting horns, grunting doub-
10 BASES, and treacherously -melliflu-
GUS flutes, it expires, family piping,
in a storm Of furious fugue, after a
gallant bat vain struggle for existence
which has lasted for more than half
an hotr. ''''' ~ -.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-07
music LESS ON s,

M ISIS WHITMAN is prepared u give insttue-
III tions onIths Piano, and takes pleasure In
referring " the following recommondstions. be
-, DErRoIr, May, 1865,
Miss Whitman has been apubii Of mine for
many ycsrs. . and has continued 10 improve her
knowlodge Of music. ,, cons ider her capable Of
giving Lessons, and am happy TO testify TO her
many valuable qualities as q Teacher, as well as
10 her kind aud aIuiabls disposition. ~ y1utul
La a. hrU3d q. 4 ELIzABEIH NARUMd
Know Miss Whitman to DO s,good and thorough
Piano Teacher. .yt II, -.
o. Residence III John Btcmmcr's Corner wash
ington and Hayden Streets, or sddressiP. % Box
100 49,. d. z 81. b.,s u, .r.,7l IN Il nN,5 fuf
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-07
Virginia Elections.

i.r. s,alui!l; NEwc YORK, june Go
Martin H., Conway writes to the
Tribune from Richmond, that there
has been no general, election Virginia.
That a special election has been held
in but six counties, that returns have
been received only from three or FIVE,
in which Union men were oil elected
except Alexandria. lie says there
are no disunionists in Virginia. Z
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-06-07

|; IMPORTANT FIsANcrAL MEAsURE.--A
meeting of the bankers and, brokers
Of our CITY was held yesterday noon
at the Savings Bank, of which l.. M
Mason, Vice President of the Farmers
and Mechanics r. Bank was chosen
President. 1T was resolved after July
LIST to receive only national and city
currencyat par; to sell New York
exchange at . per cent discount. An
agreement to this effect was signed by
all our leading banks and brokers,
with the exception of the Insurance
observation-disclosures & Tribune,
June 6. .gf.rs9lJ p esf