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Smyrna times., 1867-05-08

:, The DECISION OF BISHOP Scorr.-The No,v
York Methodist of Saturday, says: 1--WE sta sta.
ted last week that Bishop Scott had decided
the Washington and Delaware Conferences
which are composed of colored ministers, ia be
entitled to send delegates to the next General
Conference. The Christian AdUocate. this
week, corrects the Bishop, and shows concIu.
siVely that the General Conference of 1864 Or
g9nlzed Delaware and Washington as Mission
Conferences. According to our law, Mission
Conferences are not entitled to send delegates
to the General Conference. This disability
Will, OF course be removed in 1861"
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08

EXCITEMENT AT CHURcH.-On Sunday even.
f ing week there was considerable excitement in
Eet Stpoa Ut Inc FIRST Presbyterian Church. in Mar
Der that at the meeting of the PresbyterV = a
short time since, that body declared that DR..
dhn Lanals was not the regular Pastor of the
church, and agreed to furnish supplies for the
pulpit until the session of the Presbyterv. in
May, when the matter will be settled in some
ma manner. Under this arrangement the pulpit
has been filled each Sunday since with supnlies
furnished by the Presbytery, up to SUNDAY
evening, eyi when it was rumored that the Rev.
Mr Scott, Pastor of Green Hill Church, Chris.
tlana Hundred, who it is said was not a snn.
ply, would conduct Divine service. The
Board OF Trustees for reasons, doubtless. salts
S factory to them, closed the church, and refus-
ed to permit Mr.. Scott to offieiate. Atehurcb
time large crowd assembled in front of the
door, and for some time the excitement was
intense. a number engaged in a discussion of
the case and it was conducted in anything but
pleasant manner. The crowd finally dis.
persed.-RepuLlican. U''
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08

ANOTHER SUNDAY School ORGANrzrn -
A new Sunday School has been Organized nm.
der the auspices of the NJ. Il. Church, near ear
the Steamboat Landing, in the new school
nc house on the land of. w. Robinson Esn ~
The friends of the enterprise met at that niaco
on Sunday I. NJ, and appointed officers C and
teachers; Over forty dollars have been secnr- mr..
ed e , already for the purchase of books, and On
Sabbath next II is expected that the preacber
IN charge, Rev. VIM. B. Gregg, will be IIT. nre.
sent with books and other requisites, to aid bv
ms presence and council in the furtRerance ~
TINS most coMmendable enterprise The
school has been named " Robinson School !"
with reference, We presume, to the excellent
lady through whose instance and exertions tbe
movement has been set on foot ' ''0"' 'iie
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08

The R4ILgoAB TROUBLE There seems %
be some difficulty for the Philadelphia, VIII
mingtqn y Baltimore i, r. Co, and the East.
ern Shore r. r. Co. to come to terms about
sne = former running the latter's road. The
somerset Herald of yesterday says:
road Inc ,a. DIRECTORS Of the Eastern Shore Rail
take INTO confederation tbe reported 1s ~
WI, WIN .he Z. W. &R. r.. r., fhe week kreS' nrev;'
9Wus, winch provided for the running of ~
12au Tho A. .ne expense of this company. : wig
o Inc IL Dlrectors refused to aecede to the terns
Ioi the proposed contract and declared se';ns
tention 9f holding the p. w. K r r '1sir n IN IN
e the terms Of the contract entered d ;nio TO- br
them before the war Which provides for orr r,s Dy
the FeceiPts t9 be paid to the comnanv Daasnce
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08

IHR NEW, BoOKS.-The new books lately
selected :I by the book committee of the Smvrns
Library have been purchased of the AnnIeton' :, 8
OF New YORK. and are expected on The LATTER
part OF this week, and will be placed on 1 the
shelves of the Library early next week Per-.
sons desiring the use of the books should snb-
scribe at once, Price of subscription on stocI- C1
holders shares $l.OO; otherwise 500 The
PRESIDENT, MIR. j. G. Stockley, has several
shares placed at his disposal for persons de-
string to subscribe, F''"' N'-
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08

a.! BROKE JAL;-Isaiah Temple, formerly ot
this town, and Noah Conway, two neoroes y cou oi
ylcted last week in the Court of General Soa SDa
SONS the first for highway robbery Irnb6;no TS
mos. Honey of $l5Ol and the other for bouaes
breaking, after receiving their allowance % Of ii;
10Y od ana whipping post on Saturday. conclpJ p
S eu mat they would no longer trespass On tbo
nd3SRltaiitles nd and attentions of our good notr
~ snerlff, and accordingly, some time t IN tho
theno.d1ade ms made hole in the Jail wall lowered r
hIsnhslves hIenllselves TO the ground by means IF thu
Dein,e, and left for parts unknown ,a Tba
vearS Gnrean -. says Temple was sentenced to s;v w
and each 6esoahment oe ~ and Conway to four wears M
"Hu each OF them to pay fine Of Sboo SA years.
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08
STATE AND LOCALS.

ARREST OF Nh. A. T. JOHNSTON. OF SUSSEX
Co., CHARGED WITH LARCENY AS BA1IEEM
The Evening Bulletin of Friday has the fol
lowing;
Albert T. Johnston, hailing from Delaware.
was arrested yesterday by officer r. r. Smith
and was taken before Recorder Enue, upon
the charge Of larceny as bailee. The com.
plalnant Is Dr. William Bradway, who alleges
tRas ne was induced to purchase, for two thou
Sand dollars, mortgage on some property In
delaware, on the representation of Johnston
that the property was entirely free from any
other incumbrance. After the purchase Dr.
Broadway was informed by Johnston that there
was prior claim against the property. which
was likely to be sold. judgment against it
haVing been issued, Johnston was then em.
powered to pay off the claim, the amount of
which was 81, $50. He has given two checks.
one Tor $500 and the other for 5000. DIR. Brad.
way subsequently ascertained that the $3.50
nad been drawn, but it was appropriated by
Johnston. Payment of the 5000 check was
then stopped. Johnston alleges that he paid
the 5000 to Sheriff in Delaware as part paw
ment stopped. As the Judgment had not been
satlSned, the property was sold, and Dr. Brad
way not only lost $3.50, but all his original in
Vestment OF $4,000. Johnston alleges that he
W OAAO DeldWarC on aC-
count OF the judgment, and that the money was
then attached by his creditors. He was held
In u ,O0O bail to answer at court.
MIR; johnson is we'll known as a verv oxten-
slVe real estate dealer in the Southern section
OF this State, the founder of the town of Lin.
coin, In Sussex county.-Ed Times.
m ---~~~~
The LATE HOMICIDE. remains of tbo
late te; j.. Pusey Smith were deposited in the
", Wilmington and Brandywine cemetery last
Thursday afternoon. The funeral was noted
Tor the number Of persons in attendance the
deceased having very large circle of friends
ana acqualntances. 1t is reported that Wr s
caves cav r., property worth from $50, 600 to sac
1eO. This is fortunate as Mrs. s. is somewhat
u an invalid, and at times entirely loses tbo
power OF speech. Pratt is confined in the nr;sD
IN at New Castle, and appears to have become
lulte composed, He takes his meals and rest
u the proper time, and entertains the hone If
peedy release from confinement. II is said
nat he has ilntimated an intention to plead his
'Wn cause; but this may be mistake as he
las had an interview with T. +. Bayard. ESQ
gho may possibly be retained as counsel by
nm, 1t Is stated that Mrs. Pratt has disnos.
d OF her household goods and secured board
t New, Castle, so that she NAV be near her
husband, -RepuLLtcan. '''''' n'f
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08

Banking house of John DIoIear & Son, VII
mi9gton, Delaware, u, S. 5-20's Ia-4o's "
and 7-3O's bought, sold and exchanged 4 4
constant supply Of all classes of Government
securities on hand and for sale. u, s 7"S0'S
converted into 5-2O's without charge. Drafts
on On, England and Ireland issued at lowest rates
Oflce No. COZ Market Street. '0' '1'0'
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ISI .sS,I CARPETS in PHILADELtHt,
A,mo., AND WHERE TO BUY THEM. 1'1-i
~ HiIlosI % every one has heard of EyANs' Cnr..C
PET STORE where you can buy yonr p,,0 ChhAr LAR
from @ osnSr establishment art make your seIec,on,
.'o'n one oi The largest and finest stocks Of
ne,s. G,1 iHREEPLY INGRAM. STAIR and RAG Ia,
we are selling Carpets two yards Nd I We;
cer'o;n without examining our Iop prices. Az hs
oef'aih 'hat you get into the right store "NO Oo
mre am ., JOHN NJ. EVANS,
'"'O @n No. 3l7 N. I'd ST., above Vine
a"u uirectly opposite Wood ST., Phil,d'a
,hELMBoLD'S FLUID EXTRACT RuCu,i :.
IN Taste and Odor, free from ali iDurios
Pernes' and immediate in its aetIon u''O"S pro-
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08

CONFERENCE HIsToRIcAL SoCTETv -Attbo
1IsS TI session q OF the Methodist Conference an
historical III Society was formed. The following m
ssGGs Prsa;Gst and IsymeR were selected for officers
Vice Presidents-Rev. B. H. HNe5, Nad,all - d j. u
o. W. Early and Joseph Parrish, NJ D. D''
Rev UorGEeSR%Tndlng = % Secretary and Librarian
Ireasurer-Dayid H. LoudensIauer
Curators-Rey. j. w. Thomas Po,, D. Iol
Dickerson, Rev. A. Wallace. Rev iSVY Wm OT9op nsI
Myers iuuler' refer H.
penoar ManageFs1Mi T iMi4%isters-J. %J Ruth, E. I. D.
CoppkPe CpkPef' n l. n "A. ESernIey, J. /, Chaplain, c.
house! no J. 0Niel, I. j. QuigeS' S /. I. GraceV %
W. Rink, W. Merrill. [ayncn0Israei Il M ii S%oiI SS'o
fREGss, Ras, s., Ro, Rfy J. Moore, 3. i. Vest James
pA Ron. j. hfy f W;lsmodsl y SshO6eld & Rev B Haywood
T. Clements, L: Dawson, NJ. D.. Sy"T'uSI 8 y NIL i.
bourne, Il. L. Thompson '' 0' l. NH
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08

n STEAMBoAT.-We understand the steamer
s'oaa, Capt. j. Prior, will commence her u- rsnn-
iar trips between Smyrna Greek and Philadel.
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08
SMYBNAs DMhO
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON MAY 3

1HE "fthES' rs pablished epery Wednesday q
'erH'0R' by dos. H. HoEFEcKER. Editor and Pro
Prist0r, az Smyrna, Del.
TERHS-SuPsCRrrrrON,-one year, saOO in aa.
Ua"ee, or $3.50 if not paid till end Of the year. No
Paper discontinued until allarrearsare paid-Onl,
at the option Of the Publisher.
,OiU beinserted at therats ofSeuen
Cents line for the first insertion; subsequent in
sertiOms 81 cents. A liberal discount made TO
quarterly, ssmi-annHgl and yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08

SHERIFF FSALE.-Thefa farm belonging to John
y. Henry, situated below Delaware City, was
struck off on Saturday afternoon, for $3S, 600,
subject to a mortgage of $4,000 and some
back, interest, Taking about 100000. The
purchaser was Mr.. Colburn, formerly resi-
gent of Delaware City, who removed to Phila-
de!iphia and went extensively into the sale of
Gazette
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08

The ODD Fellows. Oaa EoIlom,
throughout the State celebrated their thanks.
giving day. At Dover, Philodemic ToJra S,a"H I;S-
tened to an address from Rev. HenrU ToIoIa j.'
1gri IN the evening, at the M. u. Church % The
aIduEess was able and appropriate, cred;table 70 to
the speaker and gratifying TO his 'SaD.e a"ator W
Ihe music on the occasion was eyoaTon. a.
apthems being. rendered by yolnnta%na .ono 1ro
the Presbyterian, methodist and En;scoOaI %
cn2lrs, accompanied by the organ Api'00p"i
Amlty Lodge, of Camden. and Mornol;o
Lodge, had procession in the farmor fnwn Ur"
l,larched l Sa to the NJ. E. Church at lof O'Clock
A. NJ, under the direction of MarSIol 81 IroIA tSo
day, Bro. J, T. Jakes, and GstenaJI Itai ta VI cne
Gel5gnt sha. sermon BY Rey, s. r Gardper m pastor
competent leader, sang some annrOnr;ota rlUm vI q
pieces accompanied by the thrilling music Of
th IN excellent melodeon. At the concIus;on of Of
mo ;%Ordqlng service, visiting members were
brethren, and at p o'clock, p M tbo OaLnGEn nnaan
aSSenoied Se at the Lodge room for sociaI eniov- %
tnonS. Ia 5ne evening at O'Clock thew ago;n
oS,S~"h aJplGu @ at the Lodge and marched to the
t;pn Mnere was In waiting Large ooncreca. GA
olon vi cltIzens and visitors. T6a everc;ses
oSHsIsteo OF selected music and singing bv tbe
eSnolr; prayer by the Chaplain r HagEsoSS ny t tae
I9"e9 py ~ an a. able and instructive address hy q
nago m, q. W v; Sharp, on the origin growth tnc.
UJss, a1e future prospects of the order onJ
"nicn uiu honor to the occasion. @
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08
consumption Curable by lIv.
SChenck's Medicines

To CURE CONSUMPTION, the system m =, ho
prepared SO that the lungs will heal To accom- n.
'S 'ne liVer and stomach must first be cleansed s.t
an appetite created for good wholesome (ood which
oy .hese medicines will be gested PROPERLY and ga
leaI'hy blood madei thus building up the cons,,,;on
SCHENCKS MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse tho .,ona
"ch oi all bilious or mucous accumnIa,,ons and h.,
using me Sea Weed Tonic connection. the anne,;,a
SCHENCK'S PULMoNIC SYRUP ia pp,,;,ion.
wen as medicinal. and. by using the three remad;s.
all impurities are expelled from the system. and .,
wholesome blood made. which will repel aI d,seo,a
II patients will take these medicines aceo,d;nr
Fecllons' Consumption very frequently in its Ios, .,.
ylelds readily to its action. Take the Mills f,oos
70 cleanse the liver and stomach. II doe. mo-, c'1
'ha1 because the bowels are not cos,iva ,h. 'O'O"
required ior sometimes in darrhpa thew Ors nao... %
y. inc stomach must be kept healthy and "oe'''
o created to allow the PulmOnic svrup 10 81 appe
rSpu rSp'aI"y organs properly and alay snv i,,,',,"
soH al 'na' is required to perform perm.nsn,
~ p'e'ep' taking cold. Exercise abou, ~. ,o,.
,ama :. possible eat all the riches, iood-tst mso,
' anO' IN iact. anything the appetite cravs. nm,
ouia'e "eII 2dw
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08

John MOlIear d Son, Bankers, No. COZ Mar.
get Street, are paying the highest market nr;ce
1or 10. Gold, Gold Coupons, Silver, and COMPOUND
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08

John McLear & Son, Bankers, No COZ Mar
ket Street, buy and sell on commission Della
ware Rail Road Bonds and Stock, Delaware
state Bonds, Farmers Bank Stock, and all
9tner Bank Stocks 10 the State. Theyiissue
drafts on Philadelphia and New York payable
in gold or currency. ~ f'''''''N
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08

FOUND DROWNED. .--Qn Friday week the
body Of man was picked up by some fisher
men floating in the river Delaware, below
Delaware City, supposed to have been drown
ed. The deceased was thought to be a soldier
OF the garrison at Fort Delaware who has been
missing for some time.
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08

rectors tUaffos.IIhe af IN annual election for nine n;
ISoOIrs of the Bank of Smyrna as vg beld 'ne ~
af On thursday last and resulted I;,e !; a. tne
sMlecI9n M OF the following gentIemoa ~ 'he re-
9oockly, resident, Daniel Corb;t 81 layers iNcr
q 1GeHan, n. b. Smithers, James + Il Up. p. fid-
George Davis John Mustard Edw..Se =, 0Saempents,
JohR Z, Stockly. The officers i'owsfa os .E Beck,
are VIM. NJ. Bell, Cashier; n II r G1. SGe Bs1k ",
er; Nathaniel +. Wilds, CLERK Wn WWolt, Lell-
stand that . semi-annual dividend : - u1uer- Ter
cent. for the last six months was % deci..ol u per
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08

THE RpHpISG ASSOCIATIONS -Tbo n.
mond State I4oan Association beld ~ y. pla. e,
monthly meeting on Monday evening 10. H. nrst
Ssap. Carr Office, when the first paymsn, aSs az az
81 On eac1 share of stock was paid in s nCa 81
s0 was ieaned g three different parties at 2o' ou
be fttIp premium The payment hereafter viii viii
pas been taken. A'too shares
shares, at 81 each. '"o' Sa'eu 20 ll5
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08

Splendid spring Cashmere suits made to or.
re aer Tor $25, by Baggs & Cotton, Merchant
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08

The largest stock of goods in town at low
prices, at Baggs & Cotton's, " ~"
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08

a. 4 READY AND CONCLUSIVE TEST o1 AZ -
esnes o. iELMRotp's FLUID EXTRACT Ruc .o - pep
Dispensatory. ~ 'ne United Sto'es
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08

Sza'oOo was subscribed to the stock. This is
Jus1 She-nat the sum required, it is stated by
ton of the road. ''' ~
A convocation of Episconal ministers f,on,
the entire Eastern Shore. was held IN tha
Church at this place ON Wednesday and Phurs.
day last The object was to discuss the pro.
prlety OF dividing the diocese of the State OF
Maryland, so as to entitle the Eastern Shore
to BISHOP. Those present were unanimous.
ly In favor OF the step.-SGhisJuy Ne,o Era.
ABOUT VOTTNG WTFH The NEGRo.-Tbe
New Orleans Ptcqyune has the following:
" We have urged our people to no longer in.
dulge In any false squeamishness about accent-
ing t4e negro as with themselves a voter and
to indulge In no hesitancy as to his comnetancI,
ana guallhcatlons. Whether we vote or NOT
ne VIII and those who refuse, from the most
raise OF al species OF pride, to vote also viii
deserve; II they do not have it visited imam
them' the execration of all those who be;ng oh
straclsed by Congress, are dependent unon tba
reSoilte promptness Of their fellOw-citizpns for
salvation from further deprivation of their no-
tural rights. ~ 'nelt ia
Inc man who would refuse to plough his
lana with mule because he preferred q horse
anu cOuld not get one, or to permit a carnenter
TO mend his broken table when there was M
caDl1et maker near, or to walk the same street
" Smlch sT Dlack lhan uses, may well commit such
loliy' ouch man ought perhaps to have no
vo!e, i0r he has no discretion. But man who
Is indifferent whether black man or white
one mas dug the ground which grows the yege-
tables, or white or black cook prepared his
meal, ought to have no weakness Of the stom-
ach, because, when hs puts in his vote, a black
man ballot has gone in before his, or another
one puts IN one just after.
1t Is rldicu lOus for any one to pretend that
ne Is lowered or disgraoed by going to the polls
with T.! negro, when he crowds in at the general
delivery with him to get letter at the most
Ohlce. Is it because the negro is exercising
political influence aud control by his vote? You
will surrender this altogether to him and those
who remain ut the South only to despoil Won,
md to work him as means to enrich them, |
selves, II you do not vOto. You must either
'lve up the control Of all your affairs to the
lecgro and the Radical, or exercise Jointly with
nm tho duty of suffrage, There is no time
cit your reflective Judgment. 1t is now or
lever. II you don't step up to the polls and
ecure share in the government of the State,
{, can be so organized that you never will be
llowed." "''' ~
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08

Inc regular Spring term Of Court for New
easfle County convened on Monday. II"
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08

Iyr,nn yWn NoN.RETENTIoN or INCONTINENCs =
badS, irritation Inflammation or ulcera.;on ~ -,
stone Is kdneys diseases of the PROSTATE gands
posit and an calculus. gravel brick dust De.
dropsieal swelpgs, N'''' Kidneys aud
USE HEIhRoLD's FLUID EXTRACT Bucp,
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08

ana Jdpheapest h goods in town for ladies' oen.,.
INV D0ss Wear'aen Of Raggs & Cottea !. 4'is'
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08

TAKE NoMoRE UNPLEASA NT - -
REMEDIES for unpleasant and dangero,,.o oNaAfE s;s
WASH, IMPROVED RosT
Smyrna times., 1867-05-08

oe eEENFEEBLED Elst q DELICATE CoNsTTTTFT7oNS
OF noih sexes, use HELMBoLD's ExTa.cr d. ppOnIoNS,
to sleep well. 'iNss' and enable you
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BOARD OF AUDIT.

The Board Of Audit mel yesterday al noon MI. MAR
tindale presiding. The other members present wsre
Messrs Barnes and Stewart.
Tho case OF Horalio s. Harris against the city was
called but the claimant did not put in an appearance
The case OF E. NJ Haggerty was next called. He va
Clerk OF the Board OF Councmen and a. an expense
OF $3.50 for contingent expenses while dshareng the
Clerk Of the Board and for extra services rer
dered clerk. The claim was made on resolution
passed by the Common Council authorizing their pay.
ment The Corporation Counsel said that the common
Council had no legal power 10 pass such resoiu'on'
The case Of Charles Heath Was next called, but thsrg
The case Of Hugh Hyland was the mex. called. The
Corporation Counsel sad no not aware that tnefs
was such claim, as no had received no notice O! u"
William A. Hefrings case was the next but IN 'n's
there was no appearance.
The next was J. H. Horny, but no appearance.
/ The that Of William Hayes. The Counsel o.
the Corporation said he was not ready to 60 on with the
Tho counsel for the claimant said that had BEEN
afforded the Corporation Counsel to on with the case
already and he urged that II should be procesdea WIZ:
which required investigation, and that the amount u
the claim ia ST. 900.
Tho case of F. W. Harris was next called. up Ino
claimant was sworn. The amount was $40. ne tesu
1865; that his salary $500 year. and that tor the
| time he there, from November, 1862 until tne
office was abolished he no ro for FOR the
mouths that he not paid. Tho Corporation Counse!
said that of the clerks in that depament were
for four months and that they were employed wtnouy
proper authority He asked that 1t might be adjourned
until all the the same roll could % considersds
| The case was then adjourned.
The case OF Thomas Flynn was next called up. This
WAS claim for saecpng Essex Market from March.
1866 TO January l. 1851 at $50 month, and that %
was only paid at the of $50 per month, thar osp8
the old rate allowed by law The Corporation Ocunse.
said that the Common Council had no authority 70
nav $50 MONTH though they passed ordinance 70 40
| it. The decision was reserved.
The cases Of Timothy Kendrick and Patrick Mcmahon.
similar ones the last disposed OF IN IKE man
| ner and the Board then adjourned.
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1ss FARMERS AND CITIZENS BANK. WILLIAMSBURG.

No details relative the Affairs OF this bank have DO.
veoped tho report In Sundays HERALp
further than the directors have held Two meetings.
ose on Saturday tho other last evening, at which, 10
said they resolved on sons'o Washington and giving
selves which they assert could be done without any Of
tho expense and delays which invariably attend Official
action The people Of the District still continue TO com.
plain OF the hardship % and onveniences enialed
on them by tue closing OF tho bank and radesmen ana
are now only carrying business by res0rting
mixed and confused system Of borrowing al
round.n
The German Savings Bank had deposited in The Far.
msrs and Citizens Bank twenty thousand dollars instead
OF fifteen thousand ~ previously stated but continues
business ~ usual owing to the action OF the drectorss
who have made up the amount deposited that there
may be no deact whatever BY which their dsPosi'
tors suffer.
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the MECHANICS AND TRADERS BANK FAILURE.
TO ran splroR OF rHu HERAL

TO fHB BDIr0H OF THH HkkAbv' 49,.
GnpEyrorxr. Sept ., 1851.
In your Issue Of ths date In reference 70 sne hscA.a-
cs' and Traders Bank, Of 6rssnpont you 3ase the
close Of Jour article that The depositors we're N sAte
OF the most blissfu gnorancehas me door were snus
against thsm and no further sxplanson snoroea tnem
closed ~ ALL and every explanation tnas me circu9-
stances Of the case admitted Of vas AFFORDED. ~ puos
ushins tah yea WIN obaiSa !ossS vS ~ nSepceIaZs
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nav IN conclusion. that submit this report, con
scious OF its many mperfections and that We deem
but suggestion Of sreas wor. Una. ie' osi0'e 'n'
S'~'' S''As r. L wADswORTH,
J. 8. LOvELAND.
z. G CLARKE
NJ b. DY0rT.