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How the English Keep rresties.

0
The United States, it seems, is not
the only nation which complains that
Great Britain does not faithfully exc
cute the stipulations of the treaties into
which il has entered France makes
the same accusation, and SO faithless
have the English been in complying
with the extradition treaty with France
that the latter has given SIX months
notice OF her Withdrawal from the ex-
tradition treaty which exists with
England. The latter was ratified in
1913 Its said that since it was en-
tered into, not a single criminal clsim-
ed by France has been yielded up by
England. Ol the other hand, France
has responded again and egaiu to
English acquisitions for criminals. The
reason why French acquisitions have
not been honored IS TO be found IN the
fact that Englshmen are pOmpous, self
conceited and silly, An EnglIshman
in private life Is usually to natives Of
other countries an uncomfortable prIg
but an Englishman iu Office Is an Insult
ferable devotes of pomposity The
petty magistrates and small Judges in
England, before whom these extrsdi-
ton cases have been taken, have de
manded the most rigid compliance with
trivial technicalities Nothing would
satisfy them hut literal compliance with
their own anuquated and senseless form
slities, and they have acted ns if IL were
better that the most attrOcious criminal
should escape, than that some ancient
abuse in legal practice, haliowed by
years oil misuse, should be dsregarded
IL was easy TO get possession of the body
Of an English criminal in France, be-
cause the French look st the spirit Of
a law rather than its letter But TO an
Enghshmsn nothing is 50 dear as an
ancient error, aud If It is = isensele5s
one. it is so muck the more 10 be cher
ished The same Difference to form has
been imported from the old country 70
Canada. and the United States know
something Of the pettitOgging bubbles
of the system from the conduct Of
Coursal and Smith We have lately
had some Of the same experience in
ENGLAND, in the case of the pirates OF
the J. L. Gerrity and Others When
the English sent requisitiOn 70 this
country for Muller, tre railway MUIR
derer, he was returned SO promptly
that the London press was greatly as
tonishsd 1t expected that the Ameri-
cans would treat the case as English
magistrates would have done, and
| pierced It to death with technical points.
| They could not understand how it was
that the ankees did not tride with the
warrant of extraditiOn according TO the
British fashion The French Govern
ment has borne this contemplate con
duct of peThdiJus Albion for twenty
two years and over. The Emperor
thinks that j; is time TO put a stop 10
| the continuance Of treaty the bsue-
tits Of which sre not allowed to be re-
cipTocal --PiikL IHYJirsr.
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General oaicers, IL &, reported. VII BE- issuss
before the l5,h inst
The Wor.i's Washington telegraph SAYS
Gen. Spinner. by authority af the secsre,ary
Of The Treasury, viii transmit. regularly. to
all soTs'ga Coassis. The mouthIy statements
Of the condition Of The Treasury.
NEE Y0zk, Iaa t-The steamship Her
mann, from Sou.hsmp,oa the 2oth ult.. has
arrived with days laier news ir,m Europe.
The draiu Of Eold iro,a Paris alJ Alcxau-
dr.a continues, snd lbeis is s..I az almost
total absence OF arrivals.
coHsois heavy, s7',@s-l. st the bank.
The discount demand sou O. fan scale. but
in the stock exchange The supply OF money
remains rather abundant. short advances
being offered al 484s per ceut-ssj. .a51
was taken .rom ,ae banks ou Monday.
The Kent and Great Br.tsia are theosIy
gold ships announced 60 hav, sailed t-om
Meib0urpa Cor EHglsud. The former hes
Cs.ss4 Ounces. and she latter I2t.ss5 ouacss.
The Cornwall is on her way from sydney
with 81 ,s0S ounces The total by thc., v,s-
sels being sS5, 500 pounds.
The Imperial Ottoman Bank has is,ued
the prospectus OF the Turkish 6 per cent
loan OF s,0do.eo5, recently annouuced 90
have been negotiated in Paris g. s6L Us.
sos improved ~ Illinois Central inn
proved l4ej ErisimP5Oysi &c.
The cattle disease was siiIl spreading. and
the number Of deaths msy b, ,stms,ed at
4oo1. Upwards of5 oo5 are at.arssl every
week
The extraordinary rise in she price of
pepper in france Is IN consequence Of the
Chihan blooksds. Flour has declined in
Paris, and is officially quoted at s. 20.
The Paris Bourse is tat. Eentes $50.
Saunders News Letter says st IS rumorsd
that Mr. Marquis. Governor OF Richmond
Bridewen has been dismissed by order q
the Lord Lieutenant The Times CORE
spondsut al Dublin believes the rlugr is
correct.
CirvEt,SD, O., Jan. S.-Tbs Feniau State
Convention, held oH The lst. dee. arsi uaani-
mousiy IN favor OF the senate, President
Roberts, and General sweeney, Secretary Of
War.
NEw YoEE, Jan. 4-Ihs steamer Her
mann has arrived.
The Cork Special Commission. st the Sit
ting Of the Court ou Mosjay. Bryan Dillon
and John Lynch we're arrai gusi for treason
aud felony. The Jury were sworn and the
Attorney General stated the case tor the
erowa, after which. Warner. che approver
vas examined. he deposej that he had
seen s. many . SEQ persons az drilI meet
ing, and the Prisouss among them. The
Grand jury found true bills Coz treason aud
felony against q, Dugsau Donovan, John
Casey, james Mountain and A. Nich5Iia
Gold opened At I4si &. closed Ct l42-s
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nyJANUtEy g., Is5s. f.-tue-u ta- bours Of q
~ and % O'Clock. q n. si The eoH.g-n -nouse door
Boz = l-av.s, a. pgtlI- aUeucn WI erpu-eto saI-
tres o. re1am 1uon i1r CASH q Hdflsa aud iol To-
SSH iyi GA t-e Eesr eide " Summer street 3D.
Joining she nou-e sud lot in wnirn Juo ~ MARTIN
r-slaf-t sad ioi bel .nE BONDED g. follows Eer.u-
mig on corner oi t1e last menIozrs1 iof, tn-nce
runa-lE t47 < wesIEariy Hiih tls f-s Of the rsus
lln eei fo sf-Ee, theuce uor.Har.llr s1 Isst to
stake, fasae- eastrardy ia1teet O. sului sfrret.
t-euce snu-lE-rily rs fset to the uernun1- te + I
pan o. ths Iot purchased 1y sad MzTu1 rf rsr "a
about ne yeaT la -i1ruaerly Eu0sa O. he Iaiuot
lot
sad ioi .s sod a. TIE property o. sad 70 Martn ~
der poE Ee- D. saiias ti5resz a eoatlsd m mort
gsgs y ne y sid Marta
5sG1-5N PATRICK koDERHOTT.
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The Original all aess E lo World
Ahes My tIac -ul le..e-s aa.. lyr. l..raa.
less, hciia1ie and ll..uu .lar.at E-aIH.es
nuiodiaseiy .I.,ll.- Ea,a le ualarsI
af9WLi w..aga. u.-l..E .le as.r .r a..r.
Remedies she b. ele,ls =. aH. tr.s s.f
oy aA bIusgiata- ALe eeaa.re .1 ..eu.f
William a. 4s.llc..s. ASS.
Ats -.-r-t A---.-. a...".r.. r-
ht',of.tg esd lsla... ... ... liar.
tAAl.Ll-o 1A4ll.a-U... a.FL aaA-
se.l.-ly
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FOR SALE.

FIRST.
A TRACT 81 Land cont uuIug 2l1 scres, 70 the 1th
a j strict Davidson county, sh1ut miles nom
Nashville. only = part oi the ua't Will be sold. u
desired.
a 10. Is, sboui ~ miles nom the city, or the
Camberaaa uveT. ON he place u dns y5urs
spple orchard ---
HousE aud Losin North Summer street. being
A second door North OF Gay street. aud S5Hl2-
isct.
A \ unimproyed lot adjoining the iast mentioned
a lot on the North side, irontiug on sumner st.
sOi feet. ana i2o ieet oeep-
FIFTH.
A LOT 10 North SIDE st Ssy street. l11 fest wesi
a o. Sutums- slreei-6oxlso icot.
SIXTH.
A n unimproved Loi, south side of Crawford 81
"A between summsr snd High sts.. 5'HtOS's feet
SEVENTH.
A TOT ia lower Water street, adjoining Fiyuu's
n lol ca iae North side, soi being 2sNlos feet
EIGHTH.
V'HRsE Lots "a Wetmore's Addition 20 EdEe6eld
II adjoining the Scu' hsiie Of Ro e. Stsosrts Erop
ertN, eaoh Oe.ag suzl5o feet
NINTH.
A LOT 10 Preston Hay-' addition 20 Nashy .Iie of
"A ihg Norh zi,o ct he Ma q. r. r., saj t,',n,
stAlSa f.eI.
TENTH.
A LOr atout 20 ieeS Wee, o. die Nashville sua
n frauklu turnpike rual on IN, raaf o. Stree
runuiuG we-l~s dly ard d,yIdlus tho "a Iuuat,
Asyium iron thc property kuo~u - the 'He;rl
Appiy 90 r n CHILpRESs, At bls I.sw oaics
No stA North Cnllsse s-reei-nesr Iafrn-oye
sseoud Nsnousl Bank decs3-2s
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FIRST.
A TRACr 81 Land cont sinIng 2l1 scres, 10 the 7th
a atrict, Davidson county, ah1ut miles nom
EsshsII Iie Nulg part 81 the trs.,t Will be sold d
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NOTICE.


II aec1rlznea uitl he pruf ir1ra ui a. siarf.HsTe
from q. IS. Eathseii 30 The uaslef-isre q a. 81
Fsb uasF D.. isas. aud dolly recorded FiI ssf AZ
PuhIir Auef ca % fis ttth daT 81 Is1 n ~. lss..
ootseea the auurfc ci % nd % c-7tE. am ca % 3.
prem e. rua fr-f lld asooul r 1luEz -allh rf
he Lou.-FIiie Aai,rad Dept O. lo.lezr or af It
80 NazhsiLie znoau 10 kaIels' -slos.a a.
Eesttlrslt, iGEsteer Hih ihs iarl-itlfe SD dHl1r=
Ia sad clildllEs-
Tsrlna and ooudiaous caa b isarrs5 di ne ar.a
and pls-a q szls ur b. cslnE sl M ofsa ~ FF.f
~ Rsah. %, ecrner Ce1zr aaI aslulunar 49,. !
: dsd5i is .. G MILLER, Mougasse
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a4-ia.s-ei o. tllaulaa lsnt JaIs " "a.
,oN ~ a ctadlals .ll rural.aa Il. ~. 49,. l..
e'1a.y lf.is'ee O. iluru. ..uF Nas-1y.setau
We are authorized o.. aauerr-, T4...,
9ietN a. . 'ai. ...ai- .5T tluuly Irls,ce. A.
ne lss- Mlrca c.c-tsa.
~ a1e aa-..lr.r.i O. l1llll-s Wa D. kRklst..
teN g. la11.lH Hr .-.HHa .r BOZ aH-a a.
N''''' 'i--'ce o. -as'a-,.i< a.arel t.rclal
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Inquiries are made whether there is
really 3 petition that suffrage shall be
granted to women, in circulation and
soon to be presented TO Congress. To
be sure there Is. A circular has been
addressed 10 editors throughout the
country, as follows
'Toths Editors
"Will you publish the inclosed peti-
tom ltis now circulating throughout
the country, to be presented as soon as
Congress shall re-assemble.
in behalf of the National W K.
Committee,
e CADY STANTON,
Lucy STuNE,
susan B ANTHONY
standard office,
as Beekman Street, New York.
And here is the petition in full
"A PETITION FOR UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE
''ro tbs senate aad House Of Representative:
'The undersigned, women Of the
| United States, respectfully ask au
amendment Of the Constitution, that
shall prohibit the several States from
disfranchising any Of their citizens on
| the ground o. sex 10 making our de-
mand for suffrage, We would call your
attention to the fact that we represent
fifteen millions Of people-one-half the
/ entire population of the cOuntry-in
/ telhgent, yirtuJus, natiye-born Ameri
/ can citizens; and yet we are the only
class who stand outside the pale Of Po
litical recognition,
The Constitution classes Us as free
| people. and counts Us whole persons, IN
| the basis Of representation and yet
we are governed without our consent
| compelled to pay taxes without appeal
aud punished for violations Of law
without choice Of judge or juror The
/ experience Of all ages, the Declarations
OF the Fathers, the statue laws Of Oul
own day, and the fearful revolution
through which we have just passed, al
prove the uncertain tenure Of life, lib
erty aud property, 80 long az the ballot
the only weapon Of self protection
is not in the hand Of every citizen.
Therefore, ss you are now amending
Z the Constitution, aud, IN harmony with
advancing civilization, placing new
safeguards round the individual rights
OF four millions Of emancipated slaves
we ask that you extend the right o
suffrage 20 women-the only remaining
class Of disfranchised cilzens-an,
thus fulfil your constitutional obligation
to guarantee 70 every State in tn,
JniOn republican form Of govern
ment
As all partial application Of repub
iican principles must ever breed a com
pl.cated legislation as we'll ss q discon
tented people, We would pray you
honorable body, in order 70 simplify
the machinery OF government, anC
insure domestic tranquility, that yol
I legislate hereafter for persons, citizens
tlX-payers, and not for a class or caste
For justice aud equality your pet
I TONERS win ever pray.
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NO. ese.
SPECIAL NOTICES.


We s-e auihcr.--i fc aaaerr.s ETys.-4rsz-..
nAtN a. a candtsie i1r -aa-tT = T...,-
c''4niF at ne ensuing Msrsl a.ae.aaa
W. AZ a- .horfahi t1 srrsHa-.. ". g. a.....
$50 .sis uf stsrr Cf uar.lsou l5aa.v !. ~
ueE, Narch o.e-toa. -
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We Ask

ne suffering mi i.ous N our lsud 20 gye this
rene ~ e trsl convucei that ty its urneiv tse
r,anv may he relieved. many cured q Dyspep-isr
Heartburn sour .tomach. Slrk hestacle. AllG
res. tndictsCon. tAcs 6 suveness. Bilious Al
tseFs Liver Complains, Rhcrrnafic aderuone,. sc
Read the Pamphlet of Testimonials with ~ bot
ue, and DO not use ne nieaicse sssast ne AavieF
Of yoDF Physician-
NanufAcsurrd only by TARRANT 90. %
7reaawich street., New YORK.
mEFnF sale Nv al DFuEElEts- uvt "
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Sundrie s..
Dissolution.

v,,r4r ptRTN ERSHIP heretosore exiztnz uaier
tsa name saA siyie o. FERElN WILBUR. is
r.. Isv. iIy mutual coussht, dissolved TIE ousl-
ness Vii he7e her BE- csrTis en y p = FERKIN.
Nc wi - pea 81 % ses s1y q as Cd treuds, a
f-s,-I rs n FSANK X PERRLN,
- ~. IssS. al. v WLEuR.
dsssl-lE
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"NASBY,"
HIS VIEWS, OPINIONS AND RE
ELECTIONS ON THE REBEL.
LION AND DEMOCRACY

yr-gfs uutuue volume Will contain The entire col-
lection OF "PETRoIEuN '. NA-Hf's' contnb1-
tons 10 the press throughout the country snd mu
nov r1sttar hertt1iore unputa sned
s,Nashv uersonses the pastor % ti's : New Llghl
prrnoe-stie Church" an his letters sud sermon.
purp7rt % give an inside NieW o. .ne Pt 80 -, - y
he Memo ratio party writen n the uiost groteH
que. eero-comle style
Possessing extraordinary interest from tis origin
Rhty, wit sua sarcastic style the people OF zoe We
viii not fI TO pve a large crcuat on % ihls Wofh
| Of = Western Genius.
| The work viii he sold
SOLELY BY SUBSCRIPTION.
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SUFFER r E R S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!


TARRANT a CO..
gentlemen ] sm = resident O. Cura,os snd have
been dispos.d 60 write y you concerulng the real
or indigestion snd uyspepsia- desiGe 70 expre-s
=, Won nv sacora zrsuiude torthe great Ueneal the
81 TErR has done ny VIE
For tlar or ave years any VIE Ii's pesc sadly
.IsB Win Dyspepsia. and rler being under the
ffr,err of several uoctors f1y two or three yesr~
.hs vss finally induced 10 seeE the sl'ie" q 3
Ig.rBtf pHvs-cisn. poctoT Csb.sls, o. Nents1e =
-, f-l,r,ri sew trcsfe1 her v m. your ft ~
| VFSCNNT sELTZER APERiENI. -he psEtn q
ir,7uraye 81 once. an1 rs nov PkkfFCliA NhhL
Tiecli c, be my duiy ior the 5000 @ i.-I~-'l y
r,.Er thls statement feeling thai meiiciue 80 's
uahie should be Widely kuown.
! rr,lsting you vii give this rubicity, and repea
| iug nv earnest gratitude snd ulAnG~,
slu yer- respectfully yoarss ....,.,.-,
- b C. HENRlQUER
] Nas Nars. June = '65. Ms.chsnl Cdrscso, S4A
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MERRITT 4 HILIl-Deslsrs in Wall Paper
M Window Shades, WndOw Glass, a-d Photo
grsphic Material corner OF Church and Market
streets
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WALL PAPER, etc.

EE7ILsON, J. ". 4 C0.-Manufseturers an'
W wholesale sud Retail Dealers a Tn, Cope
AMI Sheet Iron Ware and Furnishing Goods, no. j
College street
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

HYERS 4 HUNT-MsnufactuTeTs Of all the
vi Latest styles Of Flrst Class Carriages and
buggies, Express Wagons and CArTyalis, y North
MarEet street.
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s9:Y1IHN3:
.LNsll.I Ems.
!. !. Hill: :.11E.!|' #
No. LIS 1854 s5iSl 50 "a. 81 IS s. co.'s 90
10. E-... l o.. ! b0l 15i ...-.. z5l OJI 90
no. g.. / Isl 75i OJi bOl sol PSI s.
No. A.. / sol 25l 60l OJl 3 OO 4 sol %
No. g. OOi 7bl 3 COL So 3 sol sol 10 %
40. g.. 2 25 ~ 23i I5l 3 75i ...-.. -...-.
No - sol 3 Isl T5l 4 25l 4 Z5i 49,.
NJ - 1 8 O0 4 COL 4 sol 4 Isl 5 col - ..
IA o. 3 sol col 5 OGl . 5 sol - .
NO.lU--. OOl D " ~ .---..i .-----i ..i

These pens bear ny trz5s marx, 4" o. P. BAEEEs
EIrEA L0u-t KY" for which hsFe secured the
spg-ugin, and are warranted equal in hIeness Of
material and workmanship 10 the best Eastern man
ufncture, and are believed % be superior 10 all
others 10 durability and other substantial qualities
Ehich combine TO make really serVoes6le per.
sent by mail or express on receipt Ct price enu
refte charges (f b. mail, At ny risk when ~ cents
s added for regshS Write your name and Rd
1Eess plainly.
Postage ~ sngie pea brse cents; pen with any
case or holdsr and box, sir oents- Old pens re-
paired for 4 y cents land stGl9l each. Circulars
@nt TREE. Address
c. P. BARNES,
Sold Pen Manufacturer,
SIS HA.n-s.reel. Coz. s-rLh. LoniarlI-a "
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E S DKLANY, Attorney at Law and War Clam
II. Ageot, Cleyelsnd, Tenn. noy-S-ly
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TINNERs, 8

Z LAR. W. BROWN, Real Estate and Gensra
- Susiness Agents, over fOrk's Book Store Ss =
Union Str. et, Nashville, Tenn. suEG-6m'
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CARRI4GE nANUFACTURERs.

EASL-L ~ = - = = ~ AAaEs
GINGLhTON, K. Il Bookseller, Publisher
y S,atoner, and PeriOdieal Dealer, Post once
Building.
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CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE,

Attorneys aud Claim Agents.
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COAL AND WOOD.
COLLEcTIXG AGENTS.

ID s TU UrHLT, Deputy United States Marshal,
| n. collects Note Accounts, 6c-1 10 Middle Ten
| nu--ee Office at Ssats Capitol, ueIt door 70 Fed
| sral Court Room. P y. Lock Bex 81. se- sdger-
| useuent 10 smother column. deco ON
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EEAL ESTATE AGENT

OONE q TUHN NELL-Wholesale snd Retail
~ Bookse lers. Sistioners, and News Agents.
No 40 North Cherry street, Nashville, Tenn.
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Commission and Forwarding.
NEWS DEALERS, &e

DAUL SANFORD, Forwarding and Goa mis-
SION Merchants. Cur prompt attention IS gwen
- the receiving snd forwarding Of CO4EON- Il
e,r7fH Market II
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From the Indian Country.
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GPRING WATER BREWERY.-MANKEL q
. FRANK, successors 70 NJ }. Druckef. Brewers
OF Ale and Lager Beer, No. Al Broad street, Nash
vile, Tenn. tdsc3 ly
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PaJmasters Mastered Oal.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

CiAMPBELL MoB WEN a 6ROEsBECK, Attor-
~ neys a. Law sno Claim Agents, practise IN 81
he C5urts- Collections promptly ATTENDED to
leo claims against the Uuhs States and Vouchers
collected Office u Nortn Cherry street, Up stairs
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Semmes Applies for TRIAL.

Later from Mexico.
, 1866-04-07

New York Stock h1Arket.
E1okinE prices for cast. April Gill; ls66, receiyed by
Joseph II. Lyons, Commission STOCK and Bond RFuker
md de.1es Government Securities, 10. IS Clark st.,
, 1866-04-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


o+@AA A-skNtA0, 4Apf1I u, 1900.
Since the arrest Of B. Hute lnss Budget On the
criminal charge Of Obtaining m onty upde. false ps
irnccs. inc public Inter IN the case has been
transferred to the connection which A. e. Badger
o 20. LAC With the amir. To-Day The popular ver
det Eecmed to be about u ero aesintt the latter
nftn ~ 1t "as Cay or two einne agatn:t B. L. Bad
Et. The silence Of 4. c, badger + TO. under the
Charges that have been 1nhde :atnst them bJ the
public 1Iese and In monetary cr lee IL interpreted
Dy many as concession couap,tcfy but we IN
1efstAnd that thle afternoon L. G. Badger d Co.
have Invited the executive committee o! the Glau-
Ing uou>e 10 iuvc4 igate their aa n and their con-
nccion with B. Il. Badger. ! hla L iusn4prsted by
sonc O. an effort 10 forcssAn my proceedings thst
may be brought up In the Clearing Hopsc regard
LIZ Inc affair, end by Others a. e,gn,dcatton Of
Sl11hEness on The part Of the hrm 10 p3y over The
money to the rtshtf1l owne.s, ehoud the conmll-
1cc dtcacc that they arc holding II weon9sully.
AZ the entire proceeding Il unoM :iA1 in Its chsr-
Aeter. the 1nEe4tigauon mar retut in nothing.
bhoud the Clearing House committee decide that
n e. Radger & Co. arc doing nothing but ~hat ts
right and proper IN Withholding The money which
u. Il. Badger obtsined under false prctences, then
the 6rnl will pusf,sh their verdict justId deatIoo
but should they decide that the bank ought to Day
over the money to those 10 whom 1t righsfutiy be-
longs, a. c. Badger d. 70. Will consult what they
Eupnosc TO be their oWn Interests in their future
conduct with regard 10 the matter. The fat that
they have not yet even paid the checks which w,re
presented at the hank before the assignment took
ta.e' aue "uea 'nes aao 'acos III tne1f POSSESSION
VAN "a'tA ~ pay thf1n. WONG indicate IN unwtl-
A,eass- ,s'a ~ mee. tne VIEWS o1 me pubic
-. na'e e'a,sa tna' ms aosest1aaon OF the COM
Hlts l. 'nou'eih 10 us character; but II does not
Ae.eshal'ls 'oo" mat tne popae WILL look upon 1t
~ 'oe s@1ne 44snt- "AA1sseT Inc verdict OF the
committee may be In the case-sheiher for O.
aeains. a, c. BADGER Colt viii be Interpreted
~ tne oiaca' ae1 o1 toe Clearing House Assocla-
s' u' antees solne se'1oa taxen oJ toas body to
@suoie VI leI'noAte Inc decision.
~ eo"nslca a'a safc'es, ne aenon o. a. C. Hadse1
O w. ~ "Hnno'oios the money u ecEersly r4tl-
et.su' E'en auoac fPeeun:o's' Whose sharpness
n'osal ~ a!aoy 70 appHacn &1e ntmos1 vtrRe
u 'ne hmIe oi noaes'sr tae fos''e9 Il looked upon
~ .. ~ .ne "nes. oeeFee ofsnonoraole- One thing
-. - o.'s'u. .ae ooatu OF ifaae nave expelled men
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