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ALL WORK ARRANTED
to give satisfaction. Charges reasonable. Work
done promptly.
n II KINNEY
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In short our stock of goods is now the most
complete ofany we have ever had. In Sc
iecsing this stock of goods we have spared
no pains to meet the wants of our friends
and customers, and having bought
them at VERY Low PRICES, we pro-
pose to sell accordingly. We
extend to all an invitation
to call and see our
Goods.
SKINNER & DREW.
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THE FARM AS 1T SHOULD NOT BE.
A slovenly dress, shabby pate,
The fences down, broken plate,
Pigs in the garden, weeds very high,
Children unwashed-no bacon to fry
Lots of great dogs and yawning tom cats,
Windows repaired WITH dozen old hats,
An empty barn-not a spear of hay,
Cows in the clover, horse run away,
Things soldby guess, without beingweigh' d
Bills coming in and taxes unpaid
Pipes and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Drag in their train, as all might expect,
All sorts of trouble to fret away life
But worst of the whole, an unhappy wife.
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D R E s S G O o D s

4 nave variety too great to enumerate and
uouotieSs sufficient to satisfy every one both as
toprice andquality.
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Lungs d
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coughs,
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the year
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lead to 4
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speedy i
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stages OF
valuable
lief. En-
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Sticking Mouldings, and any general job work
IN his line
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

! Threshing Machine, double shaker; ]
winnowing mill, new cutting box, l Nc.
Cormick reaper. ] Hubbard mower, grain
drill. corn shelter, corn planter, spring
tooth rake, roller, 2 fax brakes, Z cult.
vators, three-horse eultiyator. plows,
hnrrows. corn forks, single and double
shovel plows, triple, double aud single trees,
lot of old iron, = wheelbarrows, cross cut
saw, mattoeks, picks, crowbars, grind
stones, axes, forks, shovels, hoes, lot Of
grain bags, cider presses, Hickcock's pat.
ent; lot Of corn brooms. Also lot Of new
chestnut posts and rails, boards and planks,
Blacksmith and Quarrying tools.
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting Of bedsteads and bedding, three.
ply. ingrain and rag carpets. straw mating.
stair carpet aud rods. window blinds, look
ing glasses wash stands, tables, chairs,
rocking chairs, wardrobe, sideboard, cook
ing stove and apparatus, ten plate stove,
parlor stove, queensware, crockeryware,
buckets, wash tubs, whiskey barrels, meat
hogsheads, sausage cutter and suffer, spin.
ming wheels, wool wheel, ehurn and stand,
barrel copper kettle, iron kettles and
many other useful articles.
Potatoes by the. bushel, Bacon by the
pouno, pure Cider Vinegar by the barrel.
TERMS.-All sums Of SIS and under
cash, all sums above SIS credit of six
months, purchasers giving note with up
proved security, bearing interest from date.
No property to be removed until settled for.
BsAsSale TO commence at o'clock, A. NJ.
+: II. oRENDORFF, =
Administrator.
j. Vim. Esrhart, Clerk.
march Its
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Insligibility oi Mr.. stewart.

The Baltimore GoSeite Of Monday,
says There appears to be hitch al.
ready IN the Cabinet appointments. Il
has been discovered that MIR. AT.
Stewart 10 Ineligible under the eighth
section Of the law creating the Office of
Secretary Of the Treasury. That Sec
ton provides, 10 brief, "that no person
carrying on the business Of trade OF
commerce or transaeting
any tasiucss 10 the Treasury Depart.
ment ether than what shall be allowed
by law shall be permitted to assume
the Office of Secretary of the Treasury.
II, in violation o: this prohibition, he
undertake the dnties Of the office, il is
declared that "he shall be deemed gull.
~ Of high misdemeanor," aud, upon
conviction, shall be mulc,ed ia the pen,
atty Of three thousand dollars, ''and
forever thereafter be incapable Of hold
ing any office under the United States
Mr.. &ewart is well known to be the
largest dealer 10 dry goods in the Uni
ted States. For many years he has
been carrying on in person the vast bus
mess he has built up, the profits OF
which during one year of the war, Us
returned to the assessor, were over four
millions of dollars. His mercantile
operations alone render, therefore, his
acceptance Of the portfolio Of the Urea
sury Department mani estly impossible
in the face OF the provisions OF the law
on that subject But there is also an.
other obstacle alleged. which would
seem to be equally difficult to overcome
lie is said to have, at this time, suits
pending against the Treasury Depart.
ment, growing olt of customs duties
which he has paid aud the legality OF
which he contests, to the amount of
some four millions of dollars
To get over these difficulties Presi-
dent Grant seut message to the Seuate
on Saturday last asking Congress to
exempt, by joint resolution, MIR. Stewart
from the operation of the law ir ques.
ton, and Senator Sherman ut once in
troduced a resolution TO that effect aud
endeavored to obtain immediate action
upon it. MIR. Sumner promptly object
ed, and the resolution, in accordance
with the rule in such cases. went over,
1t seems probable, however, from
what transpired yesterday, that the
message of President Graut will either
be recalled, at that Mr.. Stewart will re-
sign and thus leave the President free to
make another appointment. The whole
matter appear, to depend upon what
the result Of the consultation was which
Mr. Stewart had with various Senators
yesterday.
A Washington correspondent says
that President Grant tcld Mr.. Blaine,
Speaker of the House, that Mr. Stewart
had concluded to resign the Massachu.
sets delegation would Withdraw Mr..
Hoar, and he would appoint Mr. Bout.
well Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Statistics of Slaves.

vTSHE undersigned, Commissioner for The
Il purpose of making Statistics Of Slaves.
under the provision Of the Act OF Assembly
of 1867. Chapter 1883, will attend at the fol.
lowing times and places to receive applica.
tons Of former owners Of slaves, to wit;
Finksburg, Monday, March cad Carroll.
ton. Tuesday. March 29d, Westminster.
Wednesday and Thursday, March 2i.t and
25th; Hampstead, Friday, March, Goth;
Manchester, Saturday, March 9th Silver
Run, Monday, March 18th Taneytown,
Tuesday, Slarch 3Oth Middleburg, Wed
nesday, March 3lst Unioniown, Thursday,
April LIST New Windsor, Friday, April "a;
MI Airy, Saturday, April Sd; FrankHnville,
Monday, April 5ih; Freedom, Tuesday md
wednesday, April cab and 7th. :
LUTHER WELSH,
Commissioner Of Slave Statistics.
march IL, lS69,-3t.s
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NO. 1927 EQUITY.

Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Maggie A. Little by James l.. Little her
husband and next friend and others.
rs
Jacob and VIM G. Rinehart, administrators
OF John hnehart, decd, and others.
nRDERED this 9th day Of March. 1859,
~ tia, the sales made aud this day re-
ported by John J. Baumgartner. Trustee,
Ito sell the Real Estate of John Rinehart.
deceased. be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause TO the contrary thereof be shown on
or before the 18th day of April next; pro.
vided copy Of this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed in Carroll county,
once 10 each Of three successive weeks be.
fore the Sd day OF April next.
The Report states the amount Of sales to
be $ii35.25.
JN0. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Tes,:
maii-st JSo. b. BorlE, Clerk.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 all persons
IN who have taken stock in the Carroll
County Agricultural Society, thai the FIRST
payment Of one half SO subscribed, will be
due on MoxDAr, the 9th day OF Arnil.
proximo, and TO enable the Society 10 pro.
coed 81 once 70 the preparation Of the
groands,. a., prompt payment Is earnestly
requested. The money can be paid to the
parties on whose lists subscriptions have
been made. i
A general meeting Of the Stockholders
vill be held al tho Court House, on AosDAr,
eth day Of ApHfs 1859, at 10 O clock, a. u.
By order.
JN0. 4. SMITH, President.
wv. A. McKsILrr, Secretary.
MALT
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District Court O. ffhs tinted Stats, for The
district Of Maryland, in bankruptcy, =
III the matter of John ID. Armour, Bank.
rupk iss9
District Of Maryland, ss.--This Is to give
notice, that on the 9th day Of january.
1860. Il Warrant of Bankruptcy was issued
out of tho District Court OF the United
States, for the District Of Maryland. againss
the estate Of John d. Armour, Of Sykes
vile, Carroll county, Maryland. in sand Dis
trict, who has been adjudged a bankrupt on
his own petition that the payment of any
debts, and the delivery ct any property be-
longing to said Bankrupt, TO him, or for his
use, and the transfer Of any property by him
are forbidden by law, and that meeting OF
the Creditors Of said Bankrupt, 10 prove
their debts. and to choose one or more AS
signees Of his Estate, win be held at Court
Of Bankruptcy, TO be holden ut No. y Mar.
ket street, Frederick city. Maryland, before
B. r. M. Hurley. Esq, Register In Bank
ruptcy for said District, on the 18Th day Of
March, a. d. 1869, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
WASHINGTON B0NIFANT,
U. s. Marshal for said District.
ma4-2t
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Comptroller Leonard. whose tern. Of
Office expires in January next, has writ
ten letter to the Hagerstown Free
Press declining TO stand for re election,
Mr.. Leonard has proven an efficient aad
conscientious officer.
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Alternatives, lTonIcs, etc.

HELMBOLD'S Compound Fluid Elk
IL tract Buehu; Ayers, John Bulls and
A. II. Balls Extract Of Sarsaparilla; Ken,
nedy's Medical Discovery; itosadalis; Lon
don Blood Panaeea; Mrs Cos's Indian
Vegetable Decocfion; Hoahand's German
Tome and B,,tersi Mishler's.. Biiiers; zin-
Bitters; Sehmenuer's Yeast Powder, Sta
nonery OF all kiedsi best Coal Oil. Lamps,
Fixtures and chimneys, Gettysburg and
Congress Spring Water. for sale BY I
mar IL Hopper q Wii,mer.
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Town Property for Sale.

vUvHIS valuable properly is
il located Ia the ccntrs Of A
Westminster, adjoining the - ~
NJ. 4. Church The improye
ments are q Weather. boarded Log and
Two story Brick Dwelling. with dry. cellar
under both buildings; milk house, through
which water from pump constantly hows.
;ce houye. full wood shed q good stable,
garden. with. hot bed aud choice fruit. No
ground rent on the properly. Also Six
Building Lots IN Court Street. For further
information apply 10 81
ALFRED n. BLAsSE, =.
mai-t on the premises. w
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PUBLIC SALE.
BUGGlEs, WAGONS, HARNESS.

4 broadtread wagons, in good repair
new fllng'top buggy aud harness, rock
away buggy. ] trotiing buggy, basket
sleigh and bells. wagon bed with bows and
cover, stone bed, one horse wagon, cart
and harness, pair hay carriages. o sets
front gears, sets breechbands, set one.
horse gears, wagon brides, housings, col
lars, wagon saddle, plough gears, set of
wagon.bells, fifth, log, standard, COW. halter
and breast chains, slretchers, jack screws,
&c, &c.
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lcE:-0ur citizens took advantage Of
the late freeze aud succeeded in filing
their ice houses with ice from three to
four inches thick.
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commissioners Notice.

fItHE County Commissioners for Carroll
i County will meet at their Office, in
Westminster, on the F,asr MONDAY OF
APRIL, 1869, for the transaction Of
business.
BY order,
march li-4t Clerk
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Notice 20 Creditors.

NO. 1908 EQUITY.
Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Margaret Patterson Us. Mary c. Patterson,
Administrative of Elizabeth Hines,
deceased, and others.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors
~ OF Elizabeth Hines, deceased, TO file
their claims against said deceased, properly
authenticated with the Clerk Of tho Circuit.
Court for Carroll county. on or before the
18th day of May next.
j. J. BAUMGARTNRR,
mall-it Auditor.
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Nev Windsor nenk kopnery'
M robbsry Of the New wipdsor
Ienk ! fsa weeks since, s1d The recent
locovsry 81 large amouat Of the bonds,
uud nlso large amount Of the grcea.
backs, isqpits suggestive affair. The
PARTIES WHO had The bonds IN possession
xe{<r48 Hssn named Weaver and Nc.
Qsads. The Baltimore San Of the l..
inrt.At. says;
stNf.l tscadae vflbs balance Or the sto-
Ia bonds. l1s nluhry IN freenbarks taken
Il I'D time, and even the disposition Of the
slIsred thie<se he public have not been nj.
vise3 cE h il understood, however, that
the rsmainder 81 ne honda, some Sal, 600,
nrn0unt Of bark and railway certificates Of
isr!sfsred STOCK s.olen from the bank; have
III been recovered and returned to the in
stisption. The mode Of resovery Is known
only 10 fhc detectives and the bank officers,
and khoy are reticent on the subject, the
former being satisfied with the way 10 which
the job was worked up and the liberal man
ncr n which they rs4s paid for Il. and the
latter only too glad 70 recover the lost funds,
minus the sum necessary 70 "a them. The
general supposition, however, is that the
men arrested 10 New York, and from whom
shelost funds were recovered, were not &c
is.iiy " p-f'lss wno roboed ne bank, Al
the transaction The oficers Of the bank
baying recovered thcirstolen property, moth,
ING more u heard Of The alleged thieves"
m. -. :. =. - g.,.
,;.sv. v Z ,,.:--s s $3.50 ~,
a;sss !. = s....... 1870 = aaa 'osaes = az
~; 4 ~ ~ ~ 49, .svs.''us .,, 49,
s..s assts;s -. sss ss ss' fsou VII soIae
~ rrs.s;I;nl $500 " Y: ,ssa,s y i
$500 e Ass. su5,n'hs
s,,,.t ,hssscs =. * .;s's .'ssi', y
Z. az ,h..s s's, ~ 'hsn
as,s.Ss.s 49,, 49,. ~, 49,. wss. = , W.,
,sr.i,,. !, IA. II 800 ~ e.s' saa Z
49, $3.50 ~ s-a'e Nps ~ 'he
$500 -s,S q q y, !. 1919 sss = hAss ossu
.rs3 w .''o. ~ IS. 49,, sua rrneess
~ ~ S as'er.'ses wing uoae
s n. n; NV mu1n '1sy
~ \ NJ , h.s - = 'ssa'n = nJs 'o'a
~ $50 Desn s'us'ue'ap's, a.
- $50 \. S'e 80 y y fuile Joy
= s'.is 80 ~ 'slss'. II, = maeh y lhsI
$500 sss = my u a'a no' axe mucn
49, - y .s = :.' iums ps'eeuses
G ~ = s Y, hus l US y ierre.iug
1917. s..s 1. - Y ny .as', operations
'rS'c'y 'rr~ Y tcNvsck httteics iont, Nbu
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yTTIsTAR's Baisam Of villa Cherry,
w Jayne's ExpeotoFant, Halls Balsam,
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, Ayers Cherry
Pectorai, Upham's Meat Cure, Wilbour's
Cod Liver OIL and Lime, Burnetts Cod Liz.
e. ~, anil other preparations for Coughs,
Colds and Consumption, for sale by
Hopper q Wilmer.
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PUBLIC SALE.

/ will sell at Public Sale, on SATURDAY,
j. MARCH both, at 2 o'clock, r. NJ, the
1SxA VALUABLE BRIoK House.
.gtM and Lot owned by r. c. Mathews,
.NtM- situated on the Plank Road, lead.
ing from Westminster TO Ffizzelsburg, and
house is story and half building, with
basement and cellar There Is also a good
Stable and Slaughter House. The Lot
contains 40 perches Of good land.
Terms made known o.: day Of sale.
JNo. + STR0BEL, Agent
mal1-ts for X. G. MATHEWS.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
IN will be made to The County Commits
s.ioners, after thirty days from the date
hereof, to alter or change that part Of the
old Baltimore Road that was heretofore
changed. The proposed change will be 10
60 from io0to $50 yards further down the
Turnpike Road, and then run with a straight
line through the land belonging 10 the Car
roll County Agricultural Society, to the
original bed Of said Road,
81 et R. MANNING, sa
mall-5t and others.
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rnail-it

Estdt IF John Oreado.f, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Sub
~ scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters of Admins.
traiion on the Personal Estate Of
JOHN 0RENDoRFF,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said Estate are
hereby warned to exhibit the same within
six months from this date, otherwise they
may be excluded from oil benefit Of said
Estate. Those indebted are requested to
make immediate payment. ggaer. ID
FRANCIS II. 0RBNDoRFF,
alI,-4t 9E Administrator.
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Ace OF THE Presidents The
youngest man elected President is
Ulysses 5. Grant, who will be forty.
seven years old on the 22d OF April.
1868. Washington was 81, John
Adams was 81 Thomas Jefferson was
81, Madison 50. Monroe So. John
Quincy Adams SO, Andrew Jackson
over go, Martin Van Baren 81. William
Henry Harrison 81, James K. Polk 40,
Zachary Taylor So, Franklin Pierce as.
james Buchanaa IS, Abraham Lincoln
nearly 81, when they we're elected.
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Estate Of Robert II. 7o1son, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given thst the subscri.
IN Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters Of Admins.
tration on the Personal Estate of
.al 4 ROBERT II. T0WS0N, F
late Of Carroll County, deceased. All
persons having claims against said Estate
are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
in six months from this date, otherwise they
may be excluded from al benefit Of said
Estate. Those indebted are requested TO
make immediate payment.
DR. JACOB SHOWER,
mall--4t Administrator.
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Graad Coacerf.--A Concert will be
given in Odd Fellows Hall, on Ito
morrow Friday evening, March 18th,
at Z o'clock, for the benefit Of the NJ
P. Charch of Westminster. The pro
gramme viii consist Of choice selections
Of Instrumental and vocal music. The
concert wns proposed by the leader Of
the National Greys Band, to be held
under the auspices of the young male
members Of the Church, assisted by his
band, the Amphion Orchestra and &c.
complishcd vocalis.s, thus offering to
the public variety which cannot fail
to entertain and please. The attractive
ness Of such musical entertainment
viii at once be seen, aud the object is
one which no doubt all will be glad to
encourage.
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LIABILITIES OF THE COMPANY.
Losses by Grereportsd a adjusted . Lass 90
Total cash and in vested assets 8 rs. 696 rs
Add premium note capital SS6,SS0 81
Gre sss6. 2id o.
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Business Locals.

Notices under his head TEN CENTS
per line for each Insertion H
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ID ATcHELOR's, Halls and japanese
ID Hair Dyes for sale by i &
mar II va Hopper d Wilmer.
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Ht0uBS. Hair and Tooth Brushes, for
~ sale BY Hopper q lpihnsy. :.
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IT loud RENNAT, for making Slip,
i Junket, &c, for sale by
mar II u.s Hopper g Wiimsr.
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Orphans Court Proceedings. Jacob
Powder. Esq, Chief Judge; Levi Bsf,
augson and Hanson r. Webb, Esqrs,,
Associate Judges. Joseph \. Parks,
Esq., Register cfwills.
Monday, March lst, 1863. Will Of
Elizabeth Cover, deceased. widow Of
Tobias Covero admitted to probate, and
letters ,sstanepsary granted to William
Gilbsrs. her executor. Letters Of Ad-
ninistration on the personal estate Of
John orendorf, deceased. granted to
Francis II. Orcndorg. Guardian ae-
counts settled by Eli Wolfgang for his
children Jonas aud Lamsnda. GuaT
dian accounts settled BY Samuel Spur
rier for bis children Deborah, Mary aud
Henry. A. +. Orendortf, Admiuistra,
tor Of Peter Hamburg, deceased, re-
turned Inventory Of personal property,
and obtains orders to sen and netify
creditors. Summons directed 70 be Is
sued to Baltimore county for the wit
nesses to q later viii Of Noah Brown
deceased, lately discovered at fowson-
town, and now before the Court for pro
bate, returnable March Is, 1869; aud
for Susanna Brown. widow and Execu-
trix, and Daniel Stall, Administrator
with the former win annexed of said
deceased, which was admitted to pro,
bate, January Eth, 1865.
Tuesday, March 2sd.-David J..
Roop, Administrator Of Amos W. Roy
err, deceased, settled 81 and inal account
Benjamin and Christian Bankert, Exc.
cutors Of John Bankert, deceased, settled
their 80 and final account Of their ties
,ator's estate win of Mary Mace,
deceased, (widow Of George Nace, ad
mitted to probate, and letters granted
to Elisha Brown. her Executor. jas.
W. White, Administrator of George
Mort, deceased, returned lists Of sales
and debts.
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TOBACCO Antidote for sale by
Il mar II Hopper q Wilmer.
Garden seeds,

II ANDRErH'S, Sinclair's and Shakers
IL Fresh Garden Seeds. for sale by
mar II Hopper d Wilmer.
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CASH INVESTED ASSETSOf COMPANY.
U. $. registered $40
bonds $1,000 90
Franklin bank stocks,
(lf7 shares Rtparl 2,7l2 so
W. N. X. X. bonds, Wash
county endorsements 500 90
Interest A dividends an
tieipated on investln'ts 1929 Is
Int. in part on prem. note
capital to March l. 80 800 90
Int. in parton prem. note
capital to March |, 10 sos 90
Office furniture aud safe 500 90
Bills receivable BASS 30
Cash on hand March l, 'd2 l,st7 90
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Secretary of State B. Washburos
If IlIinois. s.
Secretary Of the Trsasury--A. r;
s:cwart, Of NeY York
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merce, and the flow and reHow Of It would
have no material influence upon our commerce,
domestic trade, or on property. Though we
ere emancipated politically from Europe and
European influences we shall not be fnan-
cially until we have established permanently a
monetary system for ourselves, adapted to our
own life and circumstances, and not subject to
be disturbed by few capitalists or the Bank
Of England. For the present the wisest course
is to let the currency alone, except to make it
uniform legal tender one, and to make
banking free, under proper securities, to all
who choose to use this for their circulation
In the future we may find statesmen who can
establish monetary and currency system
metallic. paper or mixed-adapted to our own
life and institutions, and that will not be con-
trotled by outside influences or a moneyed
Qligarchy at home,