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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-19

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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-19

CLoFHINe AT AUCTION Mr.. Boyd
viii sell let of ready made clothiag
at his auction house. See advertise
] ment. sssAssa 'ssaf y
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Wdafs Indebted foS Sam wilson,
route agent on the. Nov Orleans rail
rosd, for files OF late New 0rlcanss and
Texas papers. \ ssss
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3 ~ 80 1ATs# a EFNKEF s3 q N ". ~ -Hl9
AucTIoNsAED COMMISSION HOUSE,.
II will be seen BY advertisement that
MsssrsyI n RpydN Co.,, hah open
81 an auction and Commission house
atsthe store lately occupied bv j W.
Robinson 4, Co. They solicit con.
sigHhests'ofall kinds, and those who
are aequeinted swith these gentlemen
know that they .willdos the very best
for their patrons We take pleasure,
N coommeniing them to the confidence
ofall partiesswho may desire 10 make
Consignment Of this kind N
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On FralAy hight last . dstective n
Memphis, - feF q ii tS stpner tone
ofthe saloens : ~ h5hs sd 10 hea
SheHily sfarFetl ke oake.lsdl Id
Kife. odd her 80 box, and fielil rate.
" i himself b. pistol ahas
fhr the hetlt 80.
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HEALING OINTMENT
rs. -: :: :. s.sIs ~. =. ..:.ss = ....:.
Harfoas Kinds OF U1oef-A
H.Peesly h..lss..a - = :. $780, $50.
b uolfde1lIy - 90 = = ip1ch 49, y -
49, ratinr I.las u r'|Alr raIpum
~ d,Ieriicna - Ne Il-ihoi = nTIITiaF = =
I1ru11t r1NIruIIcf Ike /. 49, $50
= 1I.rd tsthrr en-. ~ y fgunt rrr1Id - -
ah1rel. - 1919 inosf 49, y
80 theIt - - - Ere1ter GrrEsN - 4
y - ~ sHssai.sisr-i ~ 81
- GTLnEkT 4 EI1nEE
- - 49, ~. - - ~ -
TN E1Lrr'1n r|IltI1lt l.Ilzs-hnrl -
49, $500 I nl-ernI EIHusunt nrr5ie a ~
nLa - BAEFfs I'D 4 ca. ,
= Nsals-.is Agsel.
o. - keW eIieHna
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= DIR MAGGIEL,s PILLS
lnvarfAbly cure he following Disease:
Asthma Bowel Isnpleiai-,

( oouEhss coldE, chest Dsenss.
- Cost Venpssi Dyspepsia. ~
Dturhnc1, DDnEy, DEBILITY. a.. -
a. s Fever sud Agde, Fnmale Complaints.
Headnche, 1ndiglAdoh, IniuenEa,
lnnanlmafiou, Inward " 81 nfss. =. /.
- Liver comp aine, tIsNnessofspiriis, /
MuEW11llE tflrIln1 tiEzn, = ltiE - -
fkip Diseasfs, salf Rhrurn. a.
1OIICE-Nans gcuulhs &Ifhouf ~ n.
81 tS7delnnrk arc1ni "a T,ot or bsx
800 ter1eif which. lslelenye "a :.
- SID BY an rlzrertsbls ,iealsrs In rieif.
leint, thru IEhoui 0he llniied States I'D Caf.a =.
.flts--at = elnts lcf box % POI. sersdIy.
RrCH &.BAEFY.
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NEW bRLEANG

~ REsqisNT N0RAcCO NKfRBxg. I.
.NTAlNA IAnTneRs asfahdg letdreis "
and Leaf Tobacco, 81 fxhori has sCreatg ~
tween Matches ana foydtsiS Sew Ofleansss
ocfle 4 ~. W .Ns.a ~ " ~ N. Y - ~
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Z LGPECIAL INbIICES. IA

M -. - 77775I = u =. q - =
= = Wv t..ss = t"sa tsyRth - Faqateler.
H AA AAgfiEI Y meil'gndeE q ppcf No.
sa nttio ,hs q,l9l'l Y " sl''' Z Ahose yas'
sppFik'yl svssA " nplu y S'sd.a fAna ma.
Aye ing ppNe'ss ,auN givo lprccsdence Y nc
nan wno restefea. nqa'th an4 fppcuAs N't,t
ifom one y I'VE a ~ y SFaar 'ipnfx tills ind
r,lra. sAe rot W. lenh roFes wiz pox n 80
\. nla saaaslsul ~ 's, \. ~ !e-e
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- n I 8 Lst die pteEiug ma i,iwassfread mo
sc III y -
Ez ~ AZ pslse hrys beer glseatiihy Dos.
,. and shekelses ~ dntutai read le III.
80 sga n 4fF 'rss M l
/ - Les aIlswhc. Wi beilsyas iaets IN u ~,
have illgiIfeS iAehce, tead tlIe III Inc
l " SOW al IL aMHa BY ,aTirEsrs rss..s.1
= taA1a. ThatbDp this, che IAyentieth IA or
June " N NE i'AQis ctiE herd. )ne Thousand
as HIN n, il /, WIN a etFoaRl
being duly MI of ,oae j IL ri Ssgss sia
he Il tlae sole sefAIAsg for de Unite tstes
nediciies ncKAedA IN. Nuggets PiIls and
ssaiysg and t5as tile fpnpYing daftitcAtf esare
seTbsai,in copies teFthe best % bis knowledge
I ~ " JAMES sMEIrEE. ~
SEAL Notary Public,
N~1NSS|s Is Wah Street, New York.
mets asT 1888 =
DR. MAassi II .ake nv nen o ~ w u doO 70.
Of mss9rfmt feIief and that the awfill MIN IN
my saJe has Id me At iasf thanks 10 your
medieine. On, BDctr chow thankful am that
enough thank You again s aid again andam
sure that yot arerellly the friend IN I'LL suffer-
ers. could nuehelpt writing 10 J0fl llIssi l1ane
you SIlilnpt tnke itaniiss. JAS IN Y EIss
J. ~. l. ~ y " ZIG Ave1ue D. Y I
This Il ~ certify that asdfsah tl4roni
Dc army " NJ clliealr Dlatrhlg SId kss eLssn !
,e4 \,
i yer.. WY sf = s L., i u.
. tNse 4l'.al - w. - kitt stIeet n
~ s.. - ~ go u ses-f y Al I
/ The fsllqwing q an Ihtsrestihg case Ofa man
hielted iron into Y ~ .''l ~ y. .Ia'sn s,'li
wet, caused Al. 81 |,,sid, 4 rl. a.siteA ia,n
syas thrown aIphhd and %, him ii psriesi
st ~ s Snrnt 4 g n n no.
y = NKw f6KK, Jan. II. lsas ~
Ms name d Jacob Hardy I. am an. IRON
! fpplhs1prf "a ils IL that wosid,aSt haai Nv I
tried Mli Salye, and ~ ctlEsl Iaesih a
faw wtekf, This n an .frap, ard aitybodveah II
see NE ~ Heksqp,s Iron RI I'D AyanuR 4
~ ~. hARpYS 10 Goeriek stfeet. ;
= nzsresss. NOS. r y. y,.us (. y. ~
IA, ~ IN s,soas,ft. rf.,ih y, 4. u. II
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Mrssrsslrpl grsTRAr RaaInoap.4

MTssfssiPpIs GENTRAL RaILRoA d. -
Tho annual election for Directors ii
this foad came oilf 81 Eednesday last
vt Wstar Valley. The old Beard was
reelected With the exception III Miteha
ell, Of Holpics county, and Miller, or
Tennessee. Owen, of Holmes, and
Stephenson Teapessse weFa eleOtsis IN
their stead The Board orsAh izedg yes,
terday and elected Hon.sA. M. West,
Presfaent: Al j. McC onpico, Secretary I'M
and Gs Mol. Troasnrer. n
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Meridian Lots az AacliOn.
wEDsHsnAr9 o. issh Il 4E~

4 DUFeAN n IET ARssISAesks.
GEvERALs BUSINESS L0Ts, in good 10
4 cation, with improvements; ! a. y
yAcAsT BUsINiss LOTS; i
UNIMPRovED RESIDENCE IoTs knd
A REsIDENcE Or TWO. sns a Z
Lands adjoining The eorBorstion, co.
BuYefs can ~ hAFNalpe y IesI1-1w
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1lsOITHlsitN
llFt 1NsuRANeE eoMeANy
ReWK sSla.s i1s-Vs = !.
'ss'es &c; J
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gTNIls MYSTIC PILLS are frepafesI only IA
A n hgftlinafN lAifp6st, and ar6 tlIeanly .sale
anu 6fsetiye iedictne for MI those painftii ana
dnngerRtix disordNrSto which the Baim&le con-
situation u Miflj6et CO
They are the enlN <ssh aine Wess alss RAMA
\ lE'ley modesatc Ill excess. and re.aose m III.
and AfiieAtR; and AASis tnatJife 10 bring lack
IN IA N0pKt0 NE palld cheek. NdSAaldek. Sz.f4
6F MQtlef should ~ without fhQ III Sic fIiis \
S6lE ny alIdriigsf sts. # 49, 4
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lkf esssiry. 8 SO u Z tss fSissipsi.
. -. q em.
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The charleston Daily News conclud
es an editorial upon the recent cleo
tions, ~ follows; sDissgteeabIe rs
the prospects may be, we are forced to
conclude that without any powerin us
to control the tide OF events, we are
driftingslowly back into the Unitn on
the basis 81 The constitutional amend
ment; and .wewiEl only cease to occu-
Ply our present anomalous position
when we are represented in Congress
by men who can take the test 0 atb, and
when eur State officers are filled By
men who have never violated an ex-.
press oath OF aIlekiance 70 the, United
States" =
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GEkTLBMEN's CLOTHING

n grsAt shfiefy and lstast sttlss-
Bsats, il = ~ HIioha.n 90 Hatf,
Caps, ahl PANS, 4 10y Vests,
Shirts. y = t,e'retptsl : :.
Ard ; "a gsstDlsai q 80 ~
sExlEEMfEe beasisffS6 ecoDss 3 4
Trunks, Carpet, Rugss Matt and Household
ka EnrninhiHg fiedsfs = =. = ~
STEW 4lFr BUlLpING. n ATS sfKkyli
jackson, afissfssnPE 81
Major Hawken, fctnsfig of ne hrn Of, fiaw-
ken and Doty, eaa b. found a. thls heups ard
win be plsased . watt n iris old ffIsnds and
enstomars- ), -.
Jackson. Miss, Sept. ssh. fses lsssa-smd-
!. -. = u. y q 8, ! : La =
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-10-19

= sMERIpIAN rom 4 letter III tn
New Orleans Times we make the. fol
lowing extract about the tiourishing
town Of Meridian
If you will east yoaf eve along the
mapo the Mobile and Ohio RailIpad
yon Willsee that this city in embryo
is Aiocsfed about $50 miles north of
Mobile. 1t the ,jnnctisn of the Mobile
and Ohio, Selma ana Meridian, and
Mississippi Southern railroads. Why
it was called Meridian your cores
pondent4hase no data by which he is
guided in his copjectures, except that
it is half way ffofi Somewhere to no
where, or, according to some modern
astronomers theory, midway between
the Orient and the 0ecident, which,
according TO Bnnsby, i given as ian
opinion 40 transcription 4s
Since the war this place has sprung,
PhGnix.like from It's ashes, and to-
day lisa decided Improvement upon fts
former self Hotels4seem to be an
epidemic hefes there beng SIX iiistitu.
tons Aof that percussion, three Of
which are only known to,the trareliaR
publicTgin: the Jones, Rsgsdale and
City MI
Although thas0ther honses "a tISeir
fair proportion Of ctstDm, the Jones
seems 70 draw fuller share, Induced
no doubt froI d. the fact that those who
seek recreation SITTER the fatigues 81
travel, qan While away apleasant llo&lfl
in tlis spacious billiard sal5bps Rttaclls
ed 70 the house, where Mr.. PAYNE does
the Agreeable as The bon viiVanf caterer |
to thethirsty pslates Of the faint and |
weary travellers, - Il
The business houses Of the a,lace
are doing q fair and pr6iIiabIe trade, If |
ono may Judge from casual survey OF \
the surroundings. Messrs. Duncan
d Hart merchants, are IN fiil blast,
the former being an old residentof the
Crescent City. rs n 80 sse.f
Cotton comes 20 market but SLOWLY, /
from THE fact that there's little b come. 1
Middling uplaads was selling yestef-
day and to-day ats339s3c. ss@
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!. DIR. SAMUEL GILBEBT's
GENERAL ALTERaTIVE

Acts directly npen the alnnis aud Mucous Mem.
brenes ulating them y additional aetivity IN
their natnInl nhctionn Of ellnlpatng from The CIR
enlating Flu11la thf nspd Efete Gnd IN dissean
lMerbid Ahfttts 40 sxpeliing thena throunh fha
AktA &tanct* Alget. and Aiinsnlafy Canal ffola
y EleNnio $4,000 alqaae these prsaim 6d q Ne
nidsas penibunnPs IiniIE fksm l|ipt IS 9 :
gRtPTIOss FRFRER. tfTgRS, tCk6PUL1
JAuFDICE, GO5ERB.
cHRpNfe fSfL AlfAFIoN or n. ADDER
Z 5 & fANDVTERUs. ETC.
4 Z gart1nIAlll ussfni n suppressed lfta1'ru,-
fHR. h11ttitAfy Ialnts syphIllB cd man > ars-
lns lsQn l4ne -eonflnHed usl II calomeA blae Mdts
OcrfeNlts sullimate EhosiIl solufiSn, Ddhova19
solution and other preparations Of msreary and
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LAND SLfDE4A heavy landslide
occurred tn froHt of Hart Times, hss
Monday znurnilg aeolit z O'Clock,
which carried d 11e u ht 20 Tie extent
Of about one hundred bet ems small
tenement was swept ihfo the sivef.
About thirty bales of cotton, and >
large amount OF heavS Inerrhad,lite
was.alsoSFept ihfp dc fivef,S A snail
portiQb Of Tie cotton vas caught in
the eddy nelA Grand Sui, and = Con
siderable portion ON itis thought vas
sared ~ apper county sieaner.--
Port Glbon Standard = q
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= YAEGEB 81 Co.
fnoua ooa,.ls !. ssc,I. 57..

- - = = - .A-ANl -
rs ls9' ~ a - sscoSD ST. VI
81. EouIs ~
OsH2aEEEsss, - 5EOla9uy a Ne Lo.ess
Is al - t.ela md hslf ssdIs. j.
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CltoIcE IStsD. ron eAlss.---Set
tiAobeht!s ia. re 7;
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cHAnfloN nRr aooDs STORE.
h Car and sea eUs.


" a - /
No. ana 4 lIlGAhslm IhiildIng.
". "a z u 4 81
NEW GOODS I MN oooDsi
~
q. p = BECK O.
IN AS just returnei ffom. New York wilh
~ hfss and carefully aaaorte8 stcdlS Of
Dry GQeIs ana clothing.
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Alapacas Merfnoss& 4 Popllns,
Flannels, Cai,peas. q q y slaines,
Laeesof an ssrieties Ard widllk 2 81
Gloves Riphett eha s.isy ftielss q every
- asscf'p.lon4 a !.
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=
, TAaft ~ ~ scrI.lfg. Aoal 7hesIag ~
loflrfnsl tie fore tint 1isamblf I'D -
lnfi0lli were pre- .e1I n 10 the Hiah Gu -
GTnrs And Appeala Ind ofdensd fnbs rad
tpon The hinhtes vhieh was a9coEdin9|t
done ~ ~ t-Ee4 - : = ; - -
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An assoIsninnt Qf ELANNEK.&.@
Wis, cL0AiIs,
3BALAI0RAL s1IIRYs. LINEN,
'sMEss gAc0NfgaS N.sINsooK1
DnIiaIAATlNEa se HtspP sKIlsTs,
l'REss rRIA Ines, iGkgHR6s DkislEs
Tadiss Misses lOhllafesls
oAlrEiss md isAIhoRAE sil6Es,
sgf 4Nit II "a .sEsE y aazn a. u 4 I'LL q 5s'
HOSIERY. NoTIoSsys 4
And y serspG variety y
4 81 fan q X p oIls,
n q sas'criptisas aisiI " pfIsr 1t the very
Lpwess IivinsA Rasssf fsssai
icing iepslmlnea to naintasa Tie reputation
va enjoyed up town q having the
MI M III ~ 8
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q /. n1M. EMW UthULN1AN A0>o
Vow
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Gensalss md Pcllicier, the murder
ers.of the Cuban OrteEo, shfered death
by hanging, IL Brooklyn, New York.
last weelzs sa 4
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\ CANADIAN K VERlIIFUGE
VI az THE DRLJ9HT or MOTHERS
So ~ -z-~~ss.s tSf F u
Y @WINEK's sl'@ . W
cANl,7 NJ .lI44 KBRNLFUGE.
DfsTR0xs sH'oRhS Ar oFoE sas1
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MEDICAL.
n
yERM UGE
REMEDY WORMS
y 81. p m n 80 VA Avr ~e@@ A
i sWfNEI2'S ~ esNss
CANADIANs " HERlNLFUGE,
i Is1RFs THE cHILDREMi a sd
49, pa u
W7INER'S

Il .4a4 s@WINER'S niss,
I CANADIAN i. IlER4NIFUGf &,
o09AfF 70 BkLF an. .NURsKNuES
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\ wMAHrSN 4 Is.I.INGWoRTis,

WHARTON & sANDCLIFF,
NEWSPAPER and Collecting "A gents, New
~ Orleans, La. oct II, dim
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t.: I: 8 = -: 8: =.
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PoR curAnEOUs Disc AEns
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pro strate our business, bankrupt the treasury,
sink the credit of the Government, and destroy
his own re putation? must say that, in my
Judgment, these are idle fears and unworthy to
be lodged in the brain of any man.
Now, Mr.. Speaker, if gentlemen will look at
the laws We have passed, they Will see that even
in relation to the terms on which these loans
shall be negotiated, this bill proposes to confer
no greater powers than the Secretary OF the
Treasury already possesses. Some gentlemen
desire that we shall insert in the bill provision
that these bonds shall be disposed of at not less
than par. Why, sir, if such provision should
be inserted, and if the brokers OF New York
should make combination, as they might at
any time. to reduce the price of these bonds even
one tenth of one per cent. below par, the Sec
retary of the treasury would be bound hand
and foot he would be utterly incapable OF
moving, and could not fund a dollar Again,
If he desired to employ, as agent to dispose OF
this loan, Jay Cooke, who has heretofore man
aged so successfully the sale OF our bonds and
notes. and should desire to pay him quarter OF
one.per cent, or threeeighths, or any other per-
centage that might be agreed upon, he would
be precluded from doing Conversion. ex-
change sale would stop.
By an examination of our former acts of this
kind 1t viii be found that they contained simi-
lar provisions this subject. In the law OF
1861 the language was, - on the most favorable
terms. In 1865 We SAID, " upon sucn Terms
as he may deem most advisable" In the act of
March, 1864, and the act of January, 1865, the
same language used. In the act of March,
1865, the words were, - at such rates and under
such conditions as he may think advisable"
Again, sir objection is made to the provision
of this bIll because 1t proposes to authorize the
Secretary of the Treasury TO negotiate loans IN
any foreign country. The bill. as it will be lett
If the amendment l propose be adopted, will still
leave power to negotiate these bonds = In the
United States or elsewhere" OF course he does
not intenc, after the emphatic condemnation OF
the policy his report, TO negotiate any bonds
abroad, but the power may be useful In order
that he may obtain the best possible terms here
at home.
As 1t is getting late. do not propose to oc-
cupy any more OF the time OF the House. L do
appeal to the House TO let this bill stand as We
have it, except tar as the amendment which
have proposed under the Instructions of the
Committee OF Ways and Means. | hope there
Is enough of good sense and patriotism IN this
House u sustain the bill. If we do, l cannot
think We shall have any reason to regret 1t.
do lear may have much tor regret II the
House undertakes to manage the finances of the
country. For one, L prefer the responsibility
sha II be With the executive department.
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trates every recess of the houses, and forming
minute and not 50 minute pellets of SCOT, blacken
everything they touch. In the street they
alight on your clothing, on your hands, and on
your face. 80 it is not at all uncommon to meet
persons on the street with ." long black marks
on their faces, and l have been pleased at what
seemed a very curious mode Of salutation among
young ladies when they meet at street corners.
Their faces would approach each other as If
about to meet In mutual kisses, but without
reaching that blissful climax, at which mar
yelled greatly, but on fu rther and more approxi-
mate observation. l found they were blowing
the specks of suot from each others faces or
laces One fine thing, they all think them
selves better off than some one else. AT Cleve-
LAND (Which | thought smoky enough) they will
assure you g it is really nothing compared with
Cincinnati" !" and at Cincinnati they insist most
earnestly that they are quite cleanly compared
with Wheeling, and Wheeling in turn cites
Pittsburgh as still worse. | have never heard
of bur one place supposed to be sootier than
Pittsburgh.
Still raining, raining, cold, gloomy and un-
pleasant. How much | would love to breathe
the pure air of our native hills. More amen
from Yours truly, l.
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MONTPELIER W., TUESDAY, MARCH q, 1866

The amount of currency that this country re-
quires in the ordinary normal condition of affairs
has usually been not more than from five to sew
en- or eight dollars per capita. That is as nuch
as has been required to do the business OF the
country when it was in healthy state. From
1889 to 1853, inclusive. period of fifteen years.
DR.. Elder sta tes that the average circulation of
bank currency did not vary more than twenty
six cents per capita, standing very uniformly at
about SIS 20.
Now, what is the amount of the currency ?
Gentlemen undertake to say that the gold of the
country has gone abroad, and We are % iake
from the amount of the circulating medium OF
the country the amount of gold tnat was former
ly In use. That is not true L have state
ment here showing precisely how that matter
stands ; showing that during the last four years
we have not exported more than two millo n
dollars over the amount we exported in the four
previous years, and not over the amount of our
annual production