Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-06

hOLLH CAROLINA RANKA
Bank ofCamden-- 50 Exchange Bank--.-Is
Charleston rs Farm'rs &Ex'ch'ge- Z
Chester ------l0 Merchants CeraW. lie
9soIgetoWn-,9 Peopie's Rs2
NewburY--.S9 Pisntrs6Meh'csBK.l rs
y Carolina 8 South ". r. R...-S0
state Of .Cl5 StEte Bank---......-- 5
Commercial Bank. 81 Union " .-..--.
r BANKS,
Augusta I. & b Co CantF1R. K BIZ Co 90
Bank OF Augusta-.D City Bk OF Augusta Is
AIhens----37 F'Im'rs & M'ch'es-. q
COlumhIs--i0 Ga. X. r. < Blk CO--gO
commerce T Marine Bank--.9 IS
FultOn-----.30 Mechanics Bank <
Ep're State-l5 Mrch'ts & PITTS az 6
Middle Gao Plaptars' EsaE M
s~ayannah-@ UAi0n BanE~-..--.r- 1
" Ststs Il IA 5
BANKS.
Bank OF Mobile. IS Eastern Bank 40
MontgOmery5s Central " :. :
selma-@ Northern 81 -
Commercial Bsnk---l0 Sc1thsra q d
Sank & 5hasts9o9gaI Merchants Bank 80
Middle TennWI Plan5ers' " 81
" Ten,Old is'se-S5 Southern "a 20
". Tenn,---0 S~helbyvile " so
City Blk Nashville s. Traders "a on
Commercial Bank.par Union Is
LOUISIANA BANEa.
BIZ OF America, prem lgI "a ssaA Bank---.sa
I~Olla5nA---U M5chcs & Trd $ Efk- IS
g <. u~deahs~.-0 Merchants so
Canal Hank--5 southern Bk..I0 prem
Crescent City Bank-.s0
BoSD5 AND COUPONS.
StateoI bsf long Memphis & Charles
loan --.-.---.& ton K. r. Ridz 70
with Coup'nsf for 6l 20 Sssrlng Binds 40
without CcepEs.--45 Observation-Disclosures
NEW YORK, March 5, 10 a.m.-GOld
opened at $50.
LIVERPOOL, March 5.-COtton market
steady at 13sd sales, 5000 hsles. Five
twenties, 743,
At fh, Co., G,-sr-- S-cFsE,{o 49,.
aaYe just been shown a counterfeit So
note of the st. Louis national bank.
The engraving is rather poorly executed,
and the note has somewhat = pale and
sickly appearance 6ut the signatures of
the president, w. Z. Burr, and the
cashier, Louis ]. Dillon, are perfect.
Altogether, the note is well calculated to
deceive the unwEry.
The state treasurer Of Louisiana re-
ports the amount Of stats notes in actual
circulation January 1, 1857, was 81 ,40T,-
ga. The amount of state bonds issued
to railroads is very neal two millions.
The annual interest on these bonds is
S119,S20. There is q defieit&R the part
Of the state in the matter or HIS interest
Of S79,0Sl 81. The treasurer Feeom-
mends an increase in the rate Of taxa
ton 90 real estate. The receipts during
tae year 1855 amounts to 81, 2S0. 400 As.
The expenditures for the same time were
So, SIS, sos y.
The cheapest method for holders Of
1905 TO exchange them for 5-20s IS to sell
the former 10 the brokers and buy the
latter az market prices. Those holders,
however, Who wish to do their CONVEX
sions through the department, can in
dorse their notes "Pay secretary Of the
treasury for redemption" signing their
proper names. The notes should be ae-
companied by a plain statement en-
separate paper, Of the dsRomination of
bonds required, and Qowhose address
they are 20 be forwarded. II registered
bonds are required this is very important,
the pameof the owner is then filled in
the document. The package may be
sent % the treasury department through
the p~OstOffiee. or, if convenient, by ex-
press, at the expense Of the government
who will return the bonds free of charge,
to the sender,