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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-10

HAYfsvTILE FAm-We hope none
Of our readers viii fail to attend ii indie
pendent Fair 10 be held at Hayesvillo on
the 1yth, 18Th and lsth days Of October
The managers have taken great pains to
makeit . success and IL now rests with
the people Of the county to do their share
in the good work. Let everybody go and
see their friends and the objects of inter-
est on exhibition co and 500 tho I Biz,
pumpkins squashes ,watcr.mslons, apples
babies, beauties, and oil sch kind Of fri,
and vegetables. u wilhhe . ebig thing
-gonpetition open to the world--and
all who fail to attend, will regret it.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-10
Death Of Pref. j. s. Rarcy.

The celebrated horse tanner, Prof. j. 8,
Rarey, died very suddenly at 1876 St.
Clair street, ON Thursday afternoon. Last
December his health was materially i'm.
paired BY a severe stroke'of the palsy
Since that date he has travelled constant.
", hoping achangc Of climate, water and
diet, with. the best medical treatment that
could DO procured, would restore his for.
mer youthful yigor, Mrs, Williams, a
widow and niece Of Mr.. Rarey, was his
attendant and was unoeasing in her efforts
to make his last days pleasant as possible.
They arrived IN Cleveland six weeks ago,
took rooms at the Weddell House, and
sought the advice Of an eminent physician
Of this city. Finding it difficult to gel
up and doWG the stairway at the Weddel
to take his accustomed horseback rid,
each day, they procured apartments q,
Mrs. Sanborn's on st. Clair street, where
the physician continued to visit daily
Until an hour before his death, Mr., Ra
rev retained, to great extent, his usua
brilliant colloquial powers, and otter
amused anil edited those by whom he wal
constantly surrounded with stories Of hi
adventures in this aud foreign lands. Ye
he believed the hour oil death was near q
hand, and frequently alluded to the fac
that be lad all the heart could wish fol
hut health. 4.Yfeq-
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-10
y Returned from thesouth.

Tho immortal ~. NJ the greatest
philosopher, orator and ~satirist that ever
lived, has just returned from an exten.
siye Southern four, having travelled
oyer nine different States and addressed
six Legislatures, holding the banner Of
truth as he did at the commencement Of
the var. ~. M ineontrovertible theory
consists of two parts THAT both par
ties were right 2nd--That both parties
were wrong. Secondary to the I'd, and
as If it were, q branch Of one of the twain
trunk, is this that both parties are still
wrong, and will SO continue until they
admit the first part to-wit: cash that the
other were right. Indeed we believe the
great mass Of the people North aud South
are halt converted to his views; having
already gone SO far as to be fully satified
that their party we're right and the 9th.
or wrong. TEis shows progress at least
tnJ. M is confident that his theory
can not be fully recognized without fur.
Their ~maryrdom to remove the prejudice
which now enshrouds his position, and
has for the last five years. VI. NJ will
on Friday, October The 18th, at 2 O'clock
address our citizens on the Fair Grounds
and solve the mystery, lift the veil, as
Stunning all upon himself. Turn out auf
hear the fearless martyr.
~. N" wishes it distinctly understood
land informed us that he wanted it s,
expressed through our columns, tn at if h
failed to iftttcpeculiar prejudice Ehicl
has e~nshrouded hiAe -thathe would pos
| itiysly surrender himself to the Sherii
and be led to the darkest dungeon Of gu
county prison there to be fcttcred an'
hand cuFed in order to relieve all.
NHn
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-10
We copy the following from the 0hiO
Stale Journal.

We copy the following from the Ohio
Stale Journal.
SEWING MAoHINEs,=4Tbe Wheeler y
Wilson received thspremium OF; each OF
the examinations made on TEursday.A
there being.a complaint made that the
committee was, previously prejudiced, we
consented to allow a third trial on Friday
with.a committee that had never used
any of the Machines in competition,
which resulted as previously in favor Of
the Wheeler & Wilson.
This committee consisted Of seven la,
dies and one gentleman, and during the
examination they were not allowed to
converse one with another until the dc,
cision was given in writing. The work
done on the Wheeler & Wilson also re,
ceived the first premium.
We neglected stating that the contest
lot the parties representing the different
Sewing Machines resulted on Friday il
the premium being awarded to Mr., Wal
ker on the Wheeler aud Wilson Machin,
the same as was awarded on Thursday
We believe the different machines had
fair and thorough tcst. And We thinl
that every unparalleled person on th'
ground would agree with the comnitteI
and give tho Wheeler 4 Wilson the pref
%erence.
SUMNER & Co
No. II East State st. :
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-10

oBERLlN.-T had rather graduate at
Oberlin, Ohio, than At any other place in
the world, because over fourteen thous.
and Of her students are scattered all over
the continent--thus I find friends every
where" So said a we'll known observer
of men and things. We can add that the
graduates Of the Union Business Institute
located there are unanimous in their com,
mendation Of the thoroughness and ener
~ Of Messrs. Calkins, Griffin & Go. Send
for Circulars and College papers without
fail :, Avis
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-10
ARRIE

On the 4th inst, at the residence Of
the brides father, by the Reg. W. II.
SEELy, Mr.. AUSTIN NJ SWINEF0RD
and Mrs MARY MARTIEN, both Of
Ashland county.
On the same day, by Rev. ]. ROBIN
SON, Mr.. W. 81. TAYLOR, Of Indiana,
and Miss HATTIE NJ. TAYLOR, Of
Ashland, Ohio.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-10

p6rThe Independent Fair, to be held
II H~ayssvils, On thea7th Isth and 18th
instI, promises % ba "a Of the most at
fracliye ever held IN the County. Don't
III 10 BE- there.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-10

EIouuTIoNAaY.-The Young Elocu-
iionists, AYERS, SMITH aud ScorT, gave
a snsertsibne u d Mifiio, % last Mon.
dsy evening. II was largely attended,
and gave the best Of satisfaction. They
intend sisltngssf the towns and cities in
this Part Of Ohio, and wc hope they wi
meet with that success which they merit
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-10

CipER4aOur friend NALFNTINH
EElrrER, Of Milton township, will please
pscspt our tbabts Tor the Ksg Of Cider
mich be let in our Office the other day.
n Was spleudid purely Democratic.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-10
9sBlaaa dunn,
Woopl win some Of our subscriber
bring Us IN some good dry stove wood I

sssyson ! Magasiiao for November
h upon our table. It i q splendid mum.
Der. Now d the ime to subscribe fpf
ths nsxt year. Terms 400 single copy.
Address 7. B. Peterson, Philadelphia,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-10
SEWING MACHINES,

GROVER Il BAKERS have been
awarded the First Premiums at every
State Fair in the Union, for the best fam.
lily Sewing Machine. For Sale at No. !,
Town Hall.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-10
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Wesley chesrown 4 Before j.. ]. winbiglcr, ].
VS.. p. Of Mohecan township,
AsJ. Young, ishland County, Ohio.
On the s0th lay of August, AID. 1865. said
Justice issued an order OF attach ment in The
above action for $l00.aS.
Jeromeville, Sept. lelh, l8e63
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-10
0TIcE

MY Wife, Louisa Side, having left my
M bed AMI board without just cause or
pfovocation, the public is hereby notified that
/ will not DO accountable for any debts Of her
contracting, as am willing to provide for
h il she will remain with me.
fl7-n4 ISAAC sIDLE.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-10

Iesf.AA lady breast. pin with the
Initials, &C A. W. upon j, was lost last
week, either on Main or Orange streets,
M Under win be suitably rewarded by
having Il at this office.
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.E0TICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the IN der
IN signed have been duly appointed and
qualified rs A administrators Of the estate Of
David Fluke, decd, late IF Ashland Co.
SAMUEL FLUKE,
EMANUAL FINGER.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-10

xo.The election passed of quietly in
Ashland, There was but ore man drunk
md he i 4 memberof the aGod and Nor
Ally party
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-10
administrator sale q Real Eatate.

TN pursuance of an order Of sale granted
by the Probate Court ofAshland County,
Ohio, | viii otfsr for ssle q public auction
Ga Saturday, 0etobsr 27h 1866,
at 2 o'clock P. NJ, upon the premises, the
following described real estate, situatei in the
county Of Ashland and tate Of Ohio, to.wit;
Being Inlots Nos. eleven llD and twenty
three (2S), and out lots Nos. I'VE f5] and SIX
,f6), in the town Of Mihlin, formerly Peters
burg. in the township OF Minlih in said
County.
Terms Of sale-0ne third in hand on 9
third in one year and one third In two years
from day Of sale, with interest back pay
ments to be secured by mortgages upon the
promises sold.
PAuL KEIGHTLEY, Am'r
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-10

aas- Accidents from tools andby ma
chinery may be insured against in the
Accident Insurance Company Of Colums
bus -0hionsa
Railroad accidents, steamboat explo-
I%sions, and all dangers by travelling at
home or abroad, may be insured against
in the Accident Insurance Company Of
Copmbus, Ohio.
Assassinations, garrotings, assaults BY
robbers, etc may be insured against in
Accident Insurance Company Of Colum'
bus, Ohio.
Bites Of vicious animals, efIectp Of poi
son, trichiniasis, and all similar disasters,
may be insured against in the Accident
Insurance Company Of Columbus, Ohio
Lightning and sun-stroke may be in
sured against in the Accident Insurance
Company of Columbus, Ohio.
J.W. Smith is the agentin this plac,
for the Accident Insurance Company o
Columbus, Ohio.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-10
ommon Sense Family Sewing Machine
PRICE SIS, 90.

Z This Machine will do all kinds Of work
equal to the high priced Machines, aud Is .he
ony practical and reliable Cheap Sewing
Machine in tho world. Send for DESCRIPTIVE
circulars. Address SEC0MB& CO.,
Chicago. Ill, or Cleveland, o
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-10
Ashland COMFY Fair.

The Fair win take place Thursday,
Friday, and Saturday,
on Friday tho exhibition Of horses Of
First, Second aud Sixth classes will take
place As follows )
The First class at II o'clock a. N,
ne Second class at 4 O'clock Pm.
! Iho'sixth class for Trotting at 8 7. NJ,
o other CLASSES for match horses and
,tf6lting will take place on Saturday.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-10

"ANTEDl Agents. Male and Female al
wv SIS to $3.50 per month to sell the Gel
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-10

al 81 wnich hotice ID pursuant 70 law,
JOHN G.. BROWN,
Sheriff Of Ashland 90.
ept, 12-n14S
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-10

The place to bay Cappets Of
Low Figures. A splendid stock
just received. CAL and see
Them
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-10

princlpsl Office, NO. Custom House Place
Chicago, ~. ta2t0l
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-10
PRICE CURRENT
FEVER SKIRTS,

We have just opened a nice assortmen
Of thesG Celebrated
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-10-10
COMBINATION SILVER SKIRTS.

They are more nuRABLE-more
ELASTIO-more GRACEFUL and will
keep their shape better than any other
Skirt ever manufactured-have taken the
highest premium ever given for a HOOP
SKIRT.
, 1866-07-17

tets Udkast til A~nordning ON nogle For
anstaltninger til at fremme G jenopbyg-
ningen af den afbrendte Deel at Byen
Christiansted.
1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds By (Sa-
rauw) indledede Sagen og meddeelte de
Grunde hvorpaa Udvalget havde st0ttet
diets Be~t@nkning.
Hans H0ivelbaarenhed Gouyerneuren
meddeelte sine Bemarkninger med Hensyn
til Udvalgets Determining m. M, og hem
ledede Opmerksomheden paa, at den nar-
verende Sag stod i mole Forbindelse med
Anordningen ON Bygnings Commissioner,
og at Diet turde we're hensigtsmass igt at
udsptte dens videre Behandling indtil sidst-
nmvnte Says Afgj6relse i Raadet.
Efterat flere Medlemmer haVde meddeelt
deres Yttringer, foreslog Fernandez at I'D
sette denne Behandling indtil Dr6ftelsen
af Anordningen ON Bygningscommissioner,
hvilket antoges eenstemmigen afRaadet.
M0det hpvedes III. 81.
, 1866-07-17
TRANSLATION.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
COLONIAL COUN Gil
FOR ST. CROIX.
FOR ST. CROIX.

MONDAY THE 18TH JUNE 1866, II O'Clock
noon, the Colonial Council held an ordinary
meeting. All the members were present. The
minutes of the last meeting were read.
Ills ExceiIency the Governor informed the
Council, that His Majesty the King had on the
18th of May last confirmed the following or
dinancos; containing some alterations in the
ordinance Of 9Th limo 1859 ra8arding tho I'm
migration Fund, regarding the appointment Of
a lawyer who is also to take charge of the
Offices of Kings Attorney and Military Judge,
and regarding the appointment Of two medi-
cal practitioners.
The Chairman informed the Council, that at
the election held on the 18th instant, Mr.. VIM.
CIindinnen had been elected 1st member for
Christiansted's town.
The Council proceeded to the order Of the
day
l. The appointment of a member to the follow
ing committees
a, The permanent committee for economical
matters to which was elected the End
member for Frederiksted's country district
(Knight).
b, The committee for inspecting the Cash
to which was elected the 3rd croWn-mem-
Der DuBois).
c, The committee to report on tho draft of
the preliminary law of goth February
1866 containing additional clauses to the
ordinance of goth January 1919 concern
ing the relations between the proprietors
of landed estates and the rural population
Of St. Croix to which was elected the Ist
member for Christiansted's country dis
trict (Ratcliffe).
With regard to the appointment of a third
member to the committee for drawing up the
decision to the ST. Croix Land Treasury's ac-
counts, the Council decided, with Is votes
~o1ncE I n 1L - roc4 Will IA 4-o oooIz-
of which the committee now consists.
2. End discussion of the Governments draft of
an ordinance containing certain enactments
relative to contracts with laborers immigrat-
ing into the Island from foreign places, to-
gether with the amendments of His Excel
lency the Governor, conformably with what
was agreed upon in the last meeting.
His Excellency explained the contents of
the amendments, which he placed instead Of
those entered on the yoting-list sub Nos. l to 3,
which were consequently withdrawn.
Several members offered their opinion ON the
case, which were replied to by His Excellency,
whereupon the 5th 2rown-member (Walker)
, 1866-07-17
No. 2, af G~ouverneuren Som l opta

nudE lC4J, ulSduCIluC , VI hOINChC AiAlSA
lem standardization og Land
arbeiderne paa St. Croix, indeholdte Be
stemmelse skal like vaere til Under Tor
at Arbeidscontracter indgaaes for Get
Aar at regnes fra den Dag T. j~enesten TIL
tredes, istedetfor til n9ste 1ste October.
Vedtagelsen heron skal i OVereensstem-
melse med Ano1dningens s 3 lndtores l
Plantagebogen, hvorhos Tilf0rsel l den
ne skal skeG, Iaar Arbcideron tiltrmder
Tienesten og Indmelding derom gj6res
til Politiet we'd den / 5 6 at Anordningen
af 18de August 1853 foreskrevne An
meldelse ON Vedkommendes Tilfytning.
Naar Contractsaaret saaledes like
oliver at regne til 1ste October, skal
Opsigelse af T enesten enten fra Arbeids-
herrens eller Arbeiderens Side alene kun
ne skee / L0bet af de f0rste Is Da9e at
den sidstc Manned af Contractsaaret.
Skeer ingen saadan Opsigclse ansees
Contractor fornyet for ct andet Aar fra
samme Dato,"
vedtaget med IA Stemmer imod 2.
No. 3, af G|ouverneuren: Som 2 optages
f6lgende
'tNaar fremmede Arbeidere indf0res eller
indvandre til st. Croix for der at tage
Tieneste paa Landeiendomme, og de
like have indgaaet Contractor l deres
.Hiemstavn / Overeensstemmelse med
S. 7 og S af Anordningcn af eden Octo-
Der 1862, skulle COntracterno imellem
dem 90 deres f0rste Arbeidsherre ind
gaaes enton / Overv8relsc af Immigra-
tion8inspecteuren og indf6res / den j : 6
af den nHvnte Anordning omhandlede
ProtOkol, eller for en- p0Iitimestcr og
inlG,.oo ! en- du,tl fl h,ort of politi
kamrene autoriseret Protokol. En- AZ
skrift af den indgaacdc Contract oliver
at t|ilstille Politimesteren i Diet District,
hvOri Arbeideren tagor Tjeneste, forsaa-
vidt Contractor like er indgaaet for
ham.
Arbeidscontracter imellem indf6rte
cller indvandredc Arbeidere 90 nye Ar
beidsherrer for Diet 2det eIler 3die Aar
af deres Uphold paa Den skuIIe indgaaes
tor Politimesteren og indf6res i den for
nRVnte PrOtOkol we'd Po~IitikammGret.
Bestemmelserne i denne A~nordnings
$ 1, forsaavidt angaaer Contractsaaret,
Opsigelsestiden og Contracternes For
nyelse bliye ogsaa anvendelige med Hen
syn I'LL NC L utIf0IGlluC y OIlludlluICuG
Contractor. Derimod vii Forskriften i
s 3 af Anordningen af code Januar 1849
like vere gjeldende med Hensyn til
disse Contractor.
bet er Pligt for Immigrationsinspec-
.teuren og yedkommende Politimester,
for hvem de i denne 5 omhandlede Con-
tracter indgaaes, at f%orvisse sig ON, at
Arbeideren forstaaer Contactens Indhold,
der altid oliver at opl9se for Parterne,
naar den er tiIf6rt P~rotokollen,"
vedtaget med Is Stemmer imod 1.
No. 4, af G~ouverneuren': at AnordningenS
Titel forandres saaledes:
"Anordning indeholdende nogle Bestem-
melser ON Arbeidscontracter med Land
arbeidere paa Gen st. Croix,"
vedtaget med Is Stemmer imod [.
No: 5, "Udkastet med de vedtagne Foran-
d~ringer'',
vedtaget med IA Stemmer imod 2.
1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds By (Sa-
rauw), der havde afholdt sig fra at votere
i Sagen, forbeholdt sit separate Votums
Afgivelse.
No. 3, 1ste Behandling af Gouvernemen-
, 1866-07-17
T.
OIL WALL A A I
FOR ST. CROIX.

Mandag den 18de Juni 1866, Middag Kl.
10 holdt Colonial Raadet ct ordinairt Mode.
ALE Medlemmerne ware tilStede. For
handlingerne for sidste Mode oplastes.
Hans H0ivelbaarenhed Gouverneuren
meddeelte Raadet, at Hans Majestat Kon-
oen under lite Mai sidstIeden havde
sstadfastet Anordningerne indeholdende
nozzle Forandringer i Anordning CITE Juni
1862 ON Observation-Disclosures Ans@t-
telse af en- Sagf0rer til ti!lige at udf0re
Auditeur og Advocati regii Forretninger-
ne,-og ON Ansattelse at to Lager her paa
Den.
Fernandez underrettede Raadet om, at
we'd det den 15de dennes afholdte Colonial
raads Valg blew Ki0bmand W., Cllndlnen
valgt. til 1ste MedIem for ChriStlansteds
Byes Valgkreds.
Derefter skredes til Dagsordenen;
/. Valg af ct Medlem til efternevnte I'd
valg:
a, bet staaende Udvalg for Oens oecono-
miske Sager, hvortil valgtes 2det Med
lem for Frederiksteds Landdistrict,
(Knight).
b, Kasse Eftersyns Ud0alget, hvortll
valgtes Diet 3die kongeyalg te MedIem
(DuBois.)
c, Udvalget til afgive B~etnnkning over
Udkast til forel6big Low af 26de Fe-
bruar 1866 indeholdcnde nogle Til
Iag til Anordning af code Januar
1919 angaaenGe ForhoIdene imeIlcm
Observation-Disclosures Og Landau
b%cifUrno paa %! CrOIX, hYOI Uu Eal8-
ties 1ste Medlem for Christiansteds
Land District (Ratcliffe.)
Md Horc1,o III HIN oovDalcnn Of of trn6in
Medlem til Udvalget til at afgive Udkast
til Decision til st. Croix Landkasses
Regnskaber, vedtog Raadet. med Is Stem
mer imod [, at Diet skulde have sit Forbll-
vende med de to Medlemmer som Udvalget
nu bestaaer at.
2. 2den Behandling af Gouvernementets
Udkast til Anordning indeholdende nogIe
Bestemmelser ON Contractor med Ar
beidere, som indvandre fra tremmede-
Steder, med Diet af Hans H0ivelbaaren-
he'd Gouverneuren indgivne Kndrings-
forslag i Henhold til Diet i sidste Mode
V~edtagne.
Gouverneuren forklarede Indholdet af
sit Endringsforslag, hyilket han stillede
istedetfor de af ham paa Afstemningslisten
sub No. 1. til 3 foreslaaede Endringer,
som saaledes tiIbagetoges.
Flere Medlemmer meddeelte deres Vt
tringer over Sagen, hvilke besyaredes af
Gouyerneuren, hvorefter Diet ste konge-
valgte Medlem (Walker) tilbagetog sit
paa Afstemningslisten stillede Endrings-
forslag.
Paa Formandens ~Foresp6rgsel bleve de
tilbagetagne Endringsforslag like antagne
af noget Medlem.
Dereffer blev Sagen sat under Afstem-
ming, hvorved:
No. 1, af 1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds
By (Sarauw): at Ordene 'enten fra
Arbeidsherrens eller Arbeiderens Side
maae skee i L6bet at de f6rste Is Dage
af den sidste Maaned af Contractsaaret'
udgaae, og istedetfor samme s@ttes
Ordene 'sfra enten at Siderne gives med
mindst cen Maaneds Varsel for Contracts
aarets Udlob."
forkastet med IA Stemmer imod 2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19

The banks nere been N tho habit OF making
turns Of their gross deposits TO the Banking Departments
ut Albany but Of their net deposts-that B OF their
amount after the Clearing House exchanges have been
made-to the Internal Revenue Department; but the
majority Of tho country banks, the Treasurer announces,
have made returns conformity with bis instructions
The law eves the upon the average amount Of the
deposits Of money! without further specification To
levy It upon deposits which have been to large extent
checked against is inequtabe The amount OF these
checks should be first deducted and the residuenamely
the net deposits-alone estimated for taxation. The
banks In this and the other Atlantic cities more nte
rested in the Interpretation Of the law IN question than
those of the INTERIOR In consequence OF the aSSe num-
Der OF active accounts they have to deal with such -
OF stock brokers' whose deposits uctuate rapidly
and largely their gross amount varying widely from
their net amount each day. Nf
The following table shows the quotations Of the lead.
ing shares 1t the FIRST session Of the Stock Exchange ct
tho close Of each Of the last four weeks:-