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CASH CUSTOMERS
LEGAL.
Ir1LStee,S ISnIe


OF Desirable Rsal Estate, distant abeut
51-s hiles Southeast from iha Cisy OF
Memphis, and Situate on the N. and
C.RR.
DY virtue of Deed Of Trust 70 me executed
. on the 18Th day OF December, ls5. By j. L
Taylor aRd T II. McEWen, for the purpose OF
securing note for the snm Of sl2e0n due ard
owing by them 70 j. 3. Mercer, ana in Obedi-
ancs To written authority nom the said Taylor,
McEwen and Mercer. directing me TO sell The
land conveyed 10 said Tru.t Deed I viii, oR
the dth Day OF May, 1871, - the Courthouse
door. in the Greenlaw Biuck, on second street.
tetween Union and Gayoso streets. IN the city
OF Memphis between the hours OF % O'Clock
am and O'Clock pm ana continuing from
day 70 day thereafter. between the sane hour.
until ali the property be 50 sell TO the highest
iu Shelby county. Tennessee. and bounded
thus Beginning st a stake on the east side OF
line Of said tract IN the lane between the Wm-
Cooper tract and the Dederiek tract running
thence in said lane l5-32 chains 70 a uoinS
within or at nity feet south q the center %
the Memnhis and Charleston railroad thence
yzf q Is 10 a rpipf RI feaf so1lf ~ ~. s-1fs-
OF said railroad thence south l5-i4 chains %
hickory gfun; thence south a We1 4 s.
chains 70 q point 30 teet south OF The center %
the geOn Roost road, rms frOm the n7sr
point Of beginning west 1850 chains 70 q stake:
thence south I'D chains 70 a point 90 st
north OF the center Of Pigeon Roost r ed
thence TO the termination OF said line which
WAS rur frOm the hickory grub . tins. last ] ne
runs parallel with said Pigeon ROOst road.
y
property has been subrtvided, and viii BE- sold
70 lots varying from nv 10 ten a. es each
There is no other tncum 0rance on said lane.
THE TERMS OF SALE are as follows ons-
third OF the purchase money, cash, and the
balance payaoe In equal instalmeu 6 on the.
lst OF October, le5l- lst Of pr1. 1858 az lst OF
October, ISIS, tie purchaser 70 sx6cUte notes
drawiDg interest nom cate. aad secured by
Deed Of Trust, embracing the same terms as
thai under which am now acting
I am authorized 20 say, that Tor al OF the
purchase money, after defrsyfng the expenses
OF the trust and satisfying the claim OF said
Mercer, any just Indebtedness OF either Tay-
lor & McEwen, OF Taylor, McEWen, Duke 4
Co. or IayloIs, McEwen q Blew, VIII be re-
reiyed but each lot VIII be required to bear its
proportional part Of the expenses 81 the Trust
and iEe burthsu OF theincumbrauce The itls
70 said land believe to be good. and viii take
pleasure IN IuLnlsnlng any person with q state
msnt of the title, ana q plat Of the Sus division
upon application to ne at law ofdcs OF
Wilson & Beard, Is Court street, out j shah
only convey as Trustee. ". p. WILSON,
apf Il Trustee
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EUREKA Council. 80. g. Meets 81 Monday o
tach monih- Oda-F -Feiiuws' Hail. John Zenl
tn H.; n. j. Miggiu, Res.
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OF Desirable Rsal Estate, distant abeut
; la hiles Southeast from ihe Cigy OF
Memphis, and Situate on the N. and
C.RR.
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ry~x Cssapter. No 1. Meets ID Monday Of each
-t)dd-fellows' Hall A. j. Mn6e er,
~ - "a x. Pavnrer. Sec
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PAFRIoTISm.

PATRIOTISM, sir, - said Doctor JOHN-
son, " is the last refuge Of a scoundrel." F"
where Right once ruled, hyenas prowl for
Where Justice reigned, hounds yell and asses
bray;
And carmorants in churches maze their nest,
aud buzsards on Chrsts holy altars rest
And mtsbegotten knavsS, with proud miSrule
Make brave and freeboru men. ike boys al
To the whip crluge and trembls."
A New Orleans correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Enquirer thus photographs q
few Of the Loyalists of Louisiana:
A few of the managers who were beg
gars before the war have managed by
the most corrupt and villainOus means to
Get life-estates in some Of the cOnfiscated
property Of our citizens. Ii was thus
Fish got one hundred thousand dollars Of
John S!idell's property. Hahn got a
fne residence of another citizen.
NAPLES, who before the war, lived in
a garret, and took his meals in
the market. earnivals in the ele-
giant villa of Gen. Hays, one of the
most gallant and high-tOned officers in
the Confederate army. Day draws
revenue OF fifteen thousand dollars a
year from the lease of d. +. Kenner's
property. Crane, whose sole support be-
fore the war was from the hire Of his
wife's slaves, is now nabOb. Durant
has gone into honorable martyrdom
with three hundred thousand dollars
solid cash, the proceeds Of the property
accumulated here during his persecu
tions, and So on through the whole list
of them. When rebel violence and per-
secution are turned to such good account,
can you wonder at the descent upon Us
of pest hordes from the northern wasp
nest, in eager pursuit Of the property
aud money Of the accursed rebels
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wAsHINGTON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The literal answer OF = fed ~rsl officer when
asked why his men SHOUTED and yeIlAd as
they rode through the streets OF town WI lch
tley had lust sacked9"
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FRIDAY APRIL =, lso.
POLITICAL MORALS OF RADscALIsM
HENRY WARD BEECHEB, who delivers
political harangues from the pulpit, OF
Sundays, amid 4" laughter and applause" "
thus testified, lately, as to the rascality
of the men Of his own party who make
laws at Washington for the United
States and their subject Provinces, and
at Albany for the state of New York:
1.-THE men at Washington and Albany
sold their country; they sold their hui
manity and their honor, and the trusts
that were put upon them by their con-
stituents. They were debauchers OF the
young; they were the traitors they
that lifted the sword were not half so
much traitors they that despolled the
old banner and tr0d il under foot; they
thar fired anon the government Of Tie |
Iaifed States tUere not 50 much traitors /
as agere those gerB1in who were crawling /
under the foundation and destroying by |
corruption the vital power Of the 6gov-
eminent"
Brother BEEcHER ought to consider
that after 8 four years war, in which it
was laudable to steal and plGnder from
the enemy, and patriotic in Govern
ment agents and contractors to cheat,
swindle, defraud and rob the Govern
ment itself, a little decentralization Of
those who have valuable votes to sell
must be expected. The votes of some
Northern Senators could be bought be-
fore the war, are ka0lg: and there have
been fine piekings lately in the way Of
patronage and railroad-lands. The law
Of demand and supply is universal and
when legislative votes command high
prices, the supply will be equal to the
demand. OF course the price is some
what higher in the Senate than in the
House. It was much more 50, formerly,
before the porweggle States had made
Senatorial honours cheap.
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Erec1sfrfr Nnffce.

The estate Of Calvin c. Cleaves, deeeassd
A T the Jancary term, 1857 OF the Coapfr
a Cont Of Shelby County, Tsnnezsee. Iouali-
hed as the Executrix Of the will Of nv deeeaseli
husba d. Calvin L. Clea4es All Ia, creditors
Of said estate are hereby notified 70 de their
claims OF demands against said estate with
John Somervell. attorney zt law. corner See
Oud and Monroe stree ;, Memphis, Tenn, and
all parties indebted tc said estate are notified
to come forward and settle the same at once.
MARH c. CLEAVES, ExecutriE
Of the wiz OF Calvin C. CleayeS, deceased
ml20 ~
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A GOOD MOVE.

FROM Inc new 1NIh NoLlAsI
The democratic state committee of
Connecticut is to meet at New Haven on
Thursday of this week, to take into con-
sideratiOn such measures as may be
necessary to protect the workingmen of
Portland and Rockville against the
course pursued by their employers in
depriving them of employment or fore
ing them to vote contrary to their Oaths
and the dictates Of their own consciences;
and to consider whether the laboring
classes can be protected BY that provision
Of the constitution Of the state which re-
quires the general assembly to pass laws
to protect the free ballot, by prohibiting,
under adequate penalties, all undue
influence from power, bribery" etc,
and in compliance with which the
state has required 10y law every electOr
to swear by his Maker that he will
give his vote "as he shall judge will
c0nduce 10 the hest good y of the state or
United States, without respect of per-
sons or favor of any man" This is
move IN the right direction. Previous to
the recent election, the republicans of
Connecticut made great ado over the
workingmen, but since then not word
of this kind has been heard from them.
The dems Gratis propose to prove their
faith by their works, and show now, as
they have always shown in times past,
that they are the true friends Of the
working classes.
The negroes Of Tennessee had better
insist upon pledges from those who ask
their votes for seats in the next Legisls-
lature Of Tennessee, that they will enact
a similar law, if they wish to be safe in
voting as they please when they shall
have found out that they have been
cheated. The persecution by Radical
ism of those Of them vino dare to be
has already begun.
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BY JOHN S. @
MEMPHIS APPEAL.
PuBLIsHED DAILY g WEEKLY
JOHN S. C. HOGAN & co.
PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.

per week
To carriers and news-dealeTs, per copy
ILL., - nm. In Id AannHL Y
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rTlHE creditors Of the estate of s. g Malone
I are hereby notified thai ] have EuzEesied
the insolvency OF said estate % the cierz of ihe
County Court Of I1p3on county. Ieunezsee, ana
the creditors of sad estate aEo n0u1er % Gle
their claims, duly anihsnficated, within *
months rom date hereof. or t1n uettce VII be
'''@- - - VAL sANFORD. Adninisiraiar.
April Isl, iss7. zPi9g
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-R. T. Baker, radical candidate for
lieutenant governor Of Kentucky, was
prevented from speaking at German
town last Thursday. he was warned
that violence would be done him if he
attempted to speak. Part Of the town
was burned.
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Noffce

THIS VIII notify all persons not % trade for
/ a note gwen b. US IN tavor Of A LeWia 4
CO and paVable 10 the order OF T. Behr q Bro.
sad 1Ots was dated on the ID Apr !, So. and
gavshle four months after date. The consider
tior for which said note was given Waa not ful-
ai,Si aPis n IN - : J. BEHR 4 BRO
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Tremendous Sacrifice |!
Call Early and Secure Bargains
THIS IS NO HUMBUG!

Look at the Prices OF some few articles. aud
rest assured everything Ia our stsrs VIII be
ohefe Al the same low rTiees
Caltcnes, tasJ co ors, a. Is ana Iseents per vara
5tsached Dome,tlcs Is y. ~ and 8 cts peryas a.
=. own DOuesties, ard wide, 70 cents per yard.
Jaconets az y cents per yard. wort q 81 &c ts.
"hlts brfllants, = cents per yard, worth 60
cents
Checked Muslin, Is cents per yard. worth 50 cts.
Other white g ods at same low prices.
Ladies Whalebone Cor.ets, oniy 81 50 pfr pair,
worth s.
Ladie' shces including MUes'. webb's and
thomas Cloth Ga ters, az fully one-half the
regular prices.
Lidies' Kid Gloves, all eolors. only 81 10 per
pair
We would call special attention 70 the above
gloves as 1eing IN every respect equal TO
Alexandreis OF any other glove which now
sell 81 s. Is.
Ahcienne, for ladies' Waists, only 81 per yard
These goods are sold st 81 75 al any store in the
city.
LaGies' Paper Collars only IS cents per box.
Llaoies imitation Pique Collars. only 50 cents
per box.
warsellles Bed Spreads, large size. from IS 50
upward
Ladies Linen Collars only 81 q IN 81 :, -sr
dozen.
Our Cheap Tables comprise a great number OF
oSeiul and ornamental articles, which must be
sold REGARDLESS Of cost. We mean what We say
ana say what We mean. Give Is a cali before
purchasing elsewhere.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
ELSCN BROS
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The loan Of thirty millions TO the
/ Mexican republic as represented by
JuaTez, which was advertised for sale by
I COrlies & Co. in New York sometime
| ago, promises to prove an Improbable
investment for those who were induced
to purchase the bonds by the large dis
count and high rate OF interest offered.
The seni-annual interest due on the lst
instant has not been paid by the agents,
their plea being that they have 10 funds
TO the credit of the republic of Mexico.
The Boston Post reports the opening of
" a subscription book for national bank
in Charleston, s. c. The prospectus says
the small bank capital there of five hum
dred thousand dollars is found to be
inadequate. Capital is so much needed
that money easily commands eighteen
per cent. per annum, the laws against
usury having been abolished in that
state. The two banks in operation in
Charleston have paid a dividend Of
tWenty-four per cent. on their capital
from the profits of the last year. The
stay law passed by the legislature has
been pronounced unconstitutional by the
highest judicial authority the same is
null and void, and debts can be enforced
now in the same manner as formerly.
The citizens of Charleston have sub
scribed for five hundred and sixty-six
shares, equal to flfty-siK thousand six
hundred dollars, to the proposed bank.
This subscription can easily be raised to
one hundrep thousand dollars, as it is
ascertained that the bank can be put
into operation. The citizens OF Charles
ton, individually as well as the banks,
having suffered greatly in their fortunes
by the results of the war, have not suffi-
cient funds to enable them to subscribe
the full amount Of the capital stock of
the proposed bank, and therefore capital
from abroad has 10 be sought for. The
proposed capital is three hundred thou
sand dollars, divided into three thousand
shares Of one hundred dollars each"
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nERREK AVE MAsoyIo cALEynaR.
Observation-Disclosures


LODGES.
Esevzgra No I6s Meets lst Monday In
every rntE3th az ODD Fellow Hal. cor. Court
and Main. d. e. Trader W. M II. 7. Tom
liusnn. Sec.
soyrr4t sfEs,,.gffs. No u.s. Meets "a Friday OF
each moutn-HaiI. cor. Madison and Second
J. 7. Sellars. ". NJ; Benz. X Fuileu, Sec.
LEII-A sCoTT, No. 1s4- Meeis isl Friday O, each
montn-HalI. cor. Madison and Second. John
Aiuslle. " NJ; z. p. Noodward. sec
Hasr1.T0S. No. 1q2. Meets 81 Friday OF each
nonth-Odd- Fellows Haii j. 81. Stanley,
gfLwISSrlSsi. No. S5I IL ID Meets 8th Friday
Of eacN month-20i Front street John j.
Worsham, go, W. N 3. h. rullen, sd, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
FsES-, cigapter, No :. Meets "a Monday Of each
uoutil-,Ddd-Fe Fellows Hall A. j. Mh5e .sr,
p r.; Il. f{ Psynter, Sec
D.. AND s. N.
Er-REKG Council. so. 6. Meets 81 Monday Of
each ulonfh-O Odd Eci lows Hail. John ZenI,
Tn H., n. j. Miggiu, Res.
TEslpLAIzs.
Cy1,FsE Cor1rnandery, NO. g. Meets fth Mon
sIav OF each month. John Lent Com. n. y.
Wiggiu, Rec.
A. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
% Front Strret.
laFzrrFs Lodge sf Perfection, 18th ; No. !.
stafed Communication -i Wednesday night
OF eaets month. Henry 7. W1odardl sd, O..
NJ: Charles NJ. Carroll, 18Th. Sec.
ErTHEAs bOdge of Perfection l4ih.i No =.
Meets sth Wednesday Of each month. Geor-e
sseIlersh, 8-d, O.. M. A. T., Franklaud, a-i,
Ee2-.
GksIFItUA Council ofPr'oces OIL erusslen, 10th,
so. J. Benz. X. Pullen, sd, Iarsh.'.: -
-. sea.'.
cEEvaRT CHaPrER Of Rose Croix, 18th, No J.
Charles ". Adams, cd NJ W II. L. Tom
l.ns0n, % q. Sec.
PHILIrrE DUPI.EssEIs Council OF E-h, S'th,
No. l. Henry p. WOOdart, sd, Comm.
William Y. Ciroie sd, Rec
CONsrsToRF or WEST TESN Iz--TE, sd John
Ainslie. i3d., Comm. in Chief; Dodge e.
Trader, .1d, keg-.
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GEO. L. NICHOLS, President.
@. J. SELDEN, Treasurer.
S. T. LEDYARD, Secretary.
HOWELL E. JACKSON, Attorney.

This company will restrict their business 10
FlR-f CLASS RISKS Policies Issued ON one
month to six year.. II is a HON COMPANY
pledged and devoted 10 the flrtherance OF
HOME IN rERESTS.
The mutual. system has deservedly bee me
the most pOpular mode OF Insurance. IN the
United States, and Is the one embraced by
those best informed upon the sub ect, ana " 10
appreciate and desire security, perp~ tufty and
eoonomy. In a purely mutual company the
assured derives al the advantages W1fch can
oe realAed nom an in~urauce, and at the
lowest rates, or exact cost, paying no tribute or
pTonts 10 the prsprietoIs or stOckhOlde-s for.
perhaps, an inadequate capital or security
Cheapness comb ned with security, and a Ger
tainty Of accom- plishing the object IN view
are the essential elements sought frr and thew
my be found emtnently existing IN a well
conducted mrtual insuran company ana
such company the lncor sOrafors and OficArs
propose iOr the Tennessee state MuluAl Ful
information viii - furnished az the ofIce Of
the company. There are SEN- NrEE< mu-
tual Insurance companies IN successful opel a.
uon n St- GUS covering BY their po ictes
SEN EN-EIGH D III o. TIE rest estate Of that
city. such Is Inc popularity OF the mutusI
principle in ur sister CITY. ap4 I'm
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AttdcItDaent Snif.

John W. Harris ". George T. NorveiL
A FFIDAVIT for Attachment having been
"A made IN this case and aitacn nnssus natlns :
been issued against the estate or me 1eIshe AM
renovfns n r.seIf from the county and II hay-
ing been returned levied ete.s 80, -,
Il Is therefore ordered' tnat sad deIsndanl
~ No. rel7 ~ mead answer or demur 70 the
ssid Tiaintiffis complaint or the same VIII b
"a ts., sor confessed and the Csc set for trial
- S,sYss. and that q eDpy Of this order bt
=, ,f,ebo3 once d week Tor four consecutive
R.S-s II, the Memphis APPEAL-
JOHN 7. DOUGLAS, J. P.
April ID, 1881. epi7 lATaw'
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"A printing house in Buffalo has con-
tracted to supply various firms with over
three million slmanacs Of 1858 for gratu-
jtous distribution.
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NoRTnERN sENERosIrY

Ttg'Vas as oonquerors give
Eat and be thankful. slave I"
Why should the helot wish TO Iiveq
There's freedom in the grave
Bankrupt in heart and purse,
For help people cries,
And Faction, as q crowning curse,
Vito Martial Law replies.
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INSURANCE AGENCIES
TIE ST. LoUiE5M MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets April lst, over Sl,5OO,OOO.

d. A. JANUARY, President.
JAS. H. LUCAS, Vice-Prestdeng.
VIM. L. sELBY, Secretary.
WIZ. n. BENTON. Gen'l Agent.
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RATES or ADVERTISING.
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n8- All advertisements considered uue al'oi
he drst insertion. .,.....
Es Eight Iines OF solid nonParel constitutes
Rs- An advertisements in the Special Notice
column viii be chgrged - cents per lne; 49,
EE- Marriage aud death notices publ4sheu ~
other embellishments b, .t..
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Weekly paper only, or a. Irregular lnlei Nt-ls ~
either OF the papers. viii be chaTeed a per
square for each end every insertion. .
clal time viii be discontinued AT The end OF enc
HF2'AU Advertisements for the APPEAL must
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Weekly paper unless by special contract
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ilste and also TO forward any Items OF news
that may be OF sufficient local importance 10
warrant their publication.
TERMS OF WEEKLY.
As an fuducement TO get up clubs we have
adopted the following scale Of prices, which are
a. low As our current Oihce expenses VIII admit
Of:
one Copy, one year 8 90
To clubs of ten or more, each 50
twenty or more, each 800
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SEEDS.
GLASS SoOd!

IN store and 10 arrive. wholesale and retail
at CRAIG'S SEED SrORE.
fau2f SIN so Main street. McmDhis
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DIR REOTORS

THIS Company is ues Policies on lives on all
4 the different plans and az as favorable rates
az any other W hlle IL has no restrictions IN re-
g rd 10 residence or iravel, ana all its profits
arr divided annually among its policy holders.
IL is prompt iu the payment o, losses, having
piid S3S,OO8 in this city in the last eight
months.
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FINANCrAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY 4 APPEAL, ,gls

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, April Is, 1851.
Oar banks report continued clos
money market, with little doing in th,
way Of discounts. Tn a few instances
renewals are granted. Rates are about
as usual, but street rates have advanced
to and 6 per cent. per month.
Gold has declined slightly since yes
terd8y. Brokers offer, at the close to-
day, Ss to see.
Silver is steady at 80 to Sic buying,
selling at 80 to 3Se.
City scrip is in moderate request
Buying at 5S to GOc, and selling at 81
to 62c.
County warrants Of the old issue are in
moderate demand. Buying at so to ole.
Selling at 80 to CSC. The new issue is
only in light request at IS to Use buying,
selling at soc.
Exchange is in fair demand. Eastern
is buying at par to ! premium, and
selling at I t. premium. New Orleans
is buying at I of, and selling at par.
Police scrip is dull and nominal IS to
Zoe offering, and selling at 50 to SSc.
In bonds there is no change and no
aIes to report. Our quotations are
nominal Memphis and Ohio rail
oad bonds, 25 to soc; Memphis
md Little Rock first mortgage bonds, 20
o soc Memphisand Charleston railroad
,onds, IS to zoe; Tennessee bonds with
40 to soc; Tennessee bonds, |
lew, 55 to 6Oc; Mobile and Ohio railroad
,onds, so to 55e; Memphis city coupons,
o to 65c; Memphis city railroad bonds,
o to 50c
In uneurrent money there is no setiv-
ty. Brokers generally are well supplied. |
here is fair inquiry for the issue of the
Tnion and the Planters banks of this /
tate, but none offering.
National bank currency TO the amount I
f $40, 700 was issued last week by the 1
of the currency, making the /
otal sum issued to date, less the sum re-
eemed, S29S $50, ,474.
The securities held by Treasury Spin /
er, in trust for national banks, on Sat /
rday last, stood as follows:
s security for circulation .......... s340 6iOg50
IS security for public deposiJs......-.. aS, ,aeJ950
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