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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-27

TEE FIRST NAr1osAr BANK.-We vefc In
error In saying yesterday, that the First Nahonai
Bank hat suffered by tho defalcatlon OF MI.
| Charles Calm. This bank is interested 10 very
limited extent, and is far more than ooVereo O'
/ the securities in It's possession.
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anrtion GaIes--snture Daus.
By A. C. MeGILLEVRAF,
Auctioncer.
DECREE IN EQUITY.
WILLIAMS VS.. STRAIN, EFT AL.

Will be sold on M0NDAY, the 9Th day Of Decern-
Der next, in front of the Old Customhouse, as
IL O'Clock A. III. precisely,
All that LOT or LANC, with the buildings ana
improvements thereon, situate on the east side
Of Anson street. In the City Charleston, near
Calhoun street, measuring and containing IN
front on AnsOn street 10 feet, same on back me,
by 1853 in depth, he the same more or less. But
ting and bounding on the north by Land now or
late - Ellsworth. south by Lands or A. Won
Dohlen, cast by lands OF -, and west oy An
son street.
Terms-One-third cash; balance in three equal
successive annual instalments, with interest as
the rate Oft per cent per annum, payable annual-
ly, secured by bond or bonds and mortgage or
the premises. Buildings to be insured and policy
assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. noVLI eIntnsmo
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RuRoPBAN CARaoEs.-The Bark Annie Kim
ball. Captain Stlnson, was cleared for Liverpool
yesterday, BY Aessrs Street Brothers Co., with
Is bags sea island and 2s1 bales upland cotton.
The beautiful lot Of ten bales Of South Carolina
growth which took the prize at the Columbia
Fair, Is on board this vessel. Aessrs. r hure d
Co. cleared the British Bark Iris. for an English
port, with 1870 barrels naval stores
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UNITED STATES CoURr-NovRMBAR TERN,
1860, CoLUMsIA. S. C.-The Judge gave notice to
ne bar ct the session Of the court on Thursday,
Sae 25tA instant, that he viii call tho issue docket
peremptorily on and after Wednesday, the Slst
November, and that, in the meantime. he would
take up any business on the civil dockots by con-
qentt
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A SPLENDID PUHP.-By reference TO an adVer-
tiscment in another column, it will be seen that
Mr. J. L. Kitchen. Of Pitt County, has obtained the
exclusive right to sell Baldng's patent glass
submerged doubls-acting force pump throughout
the States OF North and South Carolina. He is
now getting ready to manufacture these pumps,
and will furnish them to the public in any section
The reputation this pump has obtained over oil
others is sufficient evidence OF its merit. The
great virtue in It is that it has no friction, and If
worked in well in which there s no sand the
packing will last fifteen years. and 1t Will never
get out OF order.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-27

rHBNnw performance last
night vas decidedly the best yet produced, and
elected rounds OF applause The programme was
brinafui OF fun and the laughter continuous. To'
night Is positively the last and the opportunity
for enjoyment should not be neglected.
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:. ALDHRMANlC ANrIcs.-It is stated that at
feosnt meeting Of the Commissioners Of the Aims
house nn Alderman, who had never been sus'
pected of morphine tendencies. became highly ex'
slted. and comported himself In an unseemly
manner toward the inmates Of the house.
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By WARDLAW g. CAREW.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTSl

viii be sold in front OF the Old Postolce foot Of
Broad street, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, on TUESDAY,
the 7th December next,
Three LOTS on East Bay, directly opposite the
new CustOmh0use, and TWO Lots on Market
street, in the rear Of the above.
tive value, being situated In the most Largely fire.
qucned thoroughiare of the city, With The Market
on one side and the Cus,omhouse in 'front.' and is
a most admirable point for the erection OF stores
and warehouses.
The Lois will be sold ut public outcry at the
time specified. unless previously disposed OF at
private sale, and may be treated for az whole
until the 7th of December, on application to-
WARpaAW & CAREW who will furnish all In
formation as to dimensions, &c
Terms made known on day OF sale. Purchasers
TO pay w. & C. for papers.
rOvl3 g.uf? tuthSS
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TR1Mr1 CauRcH.-Ths improvements that
were commenced on this building some time
aimee are rapidly approaching completion. The
interior has been remodeiled and modernized
and the red brick of the exterior treated to q
cream eoIored tint AL repairs are being pushed
forward rapidly, and the edinoe win soon be
opened for public worship.
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Bs1aHr DRuMxsR.-The raid Of the detec-
Hves on the nomadic drummcrs has caused that
fraternity to be on the alert and to invent plans
10 slude the vigilance Of the detectives The lat
Ter. are, however, up to most OF the lodges, and
sneS unfortunate drummer Is soon brought to
grief One OF this class, who paid recent visit
70 the city, was forewarned, and procuring L.
sense pinned it on the lapel Of his coat where he
bore Is proudly during his stay.
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RETURN OF DR.. H1cKs.-Dr. ". W. Hicks,
TIE associate pastor OF St. Johns Lutheran
0urch. has returned to the citr from visit to
Lexington Courthouse, where 10 assisted 1t the
ceremony Of laying the cornerstone Of Luthe
ran Church at that place. The attendance was
quito large, and the occasion very interesting.
Considerable interest is felt in the establishment
o( the church, and the cornerstone will soon be
crowned with stately edifce.
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IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS AND FARkHEs--
The special attention of our agricultural readers
Is called TO the advertisement OF General f. P.
Alexander in snother column. announcing the
reduction Of tho price Of Dickson's compound,
and Offering to exchange 1t for cotton seed. This
enables the farmer to Use go pounds OF this val
uable fertilizer ut tho same cost az forty bushels
of cotton seed, and with more certainty OF good
result than IL he used 100 bushels OF cotton seed.
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fHn PLANTERS AND MECHANICS BANx.-We
ase authorised to say that the Planters and Ne
saanics' Bank Of South Carolina is redeemhg its
biIis ss its ONCE
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Auction Sales This Day.

j. &W. Knox will sell ct IL o'clock, on Sui
Hyan's Island, farm. stock and implements.
VIM. Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at bis slere'
mirrors furniture, &c.
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Anrtiom GaIes--@ @his Dan.
BY j. & W. KNOX,
AucaionoerS.
T1ARM ON SUILIvAN'S ISLAND, SIT
4 UATRD A SHORT DISTANCE ABOVE
THE SITE OF THE M0ULTRIB
HOUSE

VIII be sold THIS DAY, the 27th instant, ct y
O'Clock NJ, OH the grounds
A FARM now owned by Nr. j. Touhey, formerly
the property Of Mr.. Henry Donohue containing
seven acres under good cultivation, inci0sed 0y
good picket fence, having q comfortable D"ellhS
and outhouses attached; also q good well OF wa
ter. Bounded north by back beach, south by
front beach, east by Lot Of Mr. Powers, anu West
by that Of Mr. Bruggeman.
Terms-Half cash; balance in six ana Twelve
months. with interest, secured by bond and mort
gage Purchaser to pay us for papers anu
stamps.
Boat leaves for the Island at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
Returning at O'Clock P. NJ noy27
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BUsINEss K0TIO OES.

AN EASY, COMFORTABLY FITTING BooT OF
SHOE, as everybody knows, Is one OF tho most
desirable things in life. Er. j. steiber, boot
maker, OF Broad street, is rnastor OF the seoret
of making well-1tting boots aud shoes, which arc
as pleasant 10 the wearcr when first pus on as II
they lad been worn month. hr. Sieloer. be-
sides his specially OF making shoes to ORDER has
large assortment ready made, OF the latest style
and finish, including the scal-skin gaiser, which
is, lust now, the rage az the Nor th.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-27

CHEAP PApARs and copying books, fine note
paper at 81, 81 Is and 81 SO per rcam Pine letter
paper at So 60 and So per ream. Largo stock OIL
ways on hand Also job lot of copying books,
letter size 70 by 11) 600 pages, slightly damaged,
at SOC and 75c; ia good order at ST. Also nnc
stock of those writing papers which took the
gold medal at the late State Fair.
WALKER, EVANS & C0GsWBII4
noy27 3 No. Broad and No. 100 East Bay.
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THH CHEAPEST YET.-The NEws JOB ohoe iS
now printing bill-heads in tho best style and on
apo paper at 81 so per thousand. Merchants. think
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-27

A NOBEL EsrABLIsHHENT.-Weln invite the at
sentipn Of the friends OF THE NEWS In the city and
tarcughout the State 20 the excellent facilities
which our office enjoys for the prompt execution
Of oil kinds Of Book and JOB Printing. FHlly pro-
ud6aRsth new type and machinery OF the latest
ana most approved pattern. and having large
ana carefully selected stock of cards, envelopes
ana papers Of an qualities, TEE NEWS Job ONCE Is
now prepared to Ill orders for every description
Of plain and ornamental printing 10 the very best
manner, and at rates at least as low as any other
establishment In the Southern States Can at
THE NEWS building tup-stairs) and examine our
soale Of prices and specimens Of our work.
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THs NARIsEg's CHURoH.-Therc will DO service
In the Mariners Church. Church street. to-Inor
row, Sunday, at halfpass 10 O'Clock in the monr'
fnC
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Boots, ghoes, &r.

THE BEST IN TIL e CIT Y.
If you wans BOOTS AND SHOES, OF the best
make and latest styles, goto
st Ell B E RS,
no. Al Broad street. near Church street.
Always on hnnd a large assortment OF Gentle
mems Boots, Caters ald Shoes, OF various pat
A narfect as guaranteed IL made to order.
Attention is espcclally invited TO the supply OF
new and fashionable Seaskln Caters, now 10
popular at the North
nov27 stuth1mos NO. 81 Broad street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-27

NnorHCrsD Cou0Hs AND COLDS Few are
aware OF she Importance Of checking cough or
common cold" in its 1rst stage; that which in
tho beginning would yield to . mild remedy, If
neglected, soon preys upon the lungs. "Brown's
Bronchial Trochcs," or Cough Loscnses, afford
in stnnt relief
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A S ST IN e. E'S SALE.
IN TUE DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE DISTRICT or SOUTH
CAROLINA-TN THE MATTER OF
CHARLES PHILLIPS, BANK
RUPT-IN BANKRUPTCY.

by virtue OF an order TO nc directed. issuing out
ofthe District Court of the United States 5or M
the District Of South Carolina, will sell at Public
Auction, at Timmonsvllie. in the County OF
Darlington, Oh the first TUESDAY In Decenl-
be- next
All the Real Estate ofsaid Bankrupt, consisting
OF FIVE Let's situate In the business part oI salo
tsyn. On one of which there is St0renouse
and Dwelling House; on another good DweiHng
House, AID on another q good Building suitaDie
for either store or dwelling. with Dut ntlle I'M
proyr,ncnt necessary. Pats OF the Lots will be
exhibited on day OF sale.
Tcrms-Onc-half cash: the other hall payable
in nnc and two years. 10 be secured ny Donh ana
mortgage or the premises. Purchasers 10 pay Tor
Also. III ihc sa:lc :ime and place, and on day
nam ed above, xiii sell all ne NOTES AND
NtY,O;JN - hc.nr.iur TO said KankrIpt'S Estate,
s.nIr,toly. 10 tac highest bidder for cash.
uo"20 -, JAMES NJ. hHo"N, Assigned
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-27

BUSINESS ENvELoPEs--THB NEWS Job Office
is now prepared 10 furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on his
auuainnaa
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A QUEER SToRY.-The Augusta papers men-
ton the arrival, in that city, OF lady-Ee woman
from Charleston, who was laboring under some
mental arrangement. She was taken to the
city hal, where she gave unmis.akable proof that
her reason was overthrown. She gave the name
of Toni, and that OF Marie Rosa 0sstch, and said
thns she had resided In Charleston for several
years, but had been abandoned BY her husband
In September. The Chronicle says: ''Shc claim
ed TO nave been Catholic, but said that
ale priests in Charleston had treated
hse very badly sad turned her out
Of the church. She professed 70 have some
eors OF holy spirit In her whIoa gave her authority
oysr all ordinary mortals, and announced her ln-
scntlon OF founding anew church, In which the
priests should All be Masons, and snail take unto
ithemssfyes wives, With power to fx the latter II
they dld not conduct themselves properly. Her
husband, she said, owned fruit store In Charles
tor. hut was now absent In Jacksonville and the
otore was IN charge OF his nephew. When In
fovmed By the chief OF police that he would send
ner back to charleston on the O'Clock train, she
scanned much alarmed ss che prospect. saying
ths. she had, many enemies In that city. who
would send her TO the renitentlary. She also
seemed to be Afraid lest some one would shoot
her, taxed one Or our "midess hammered" police
officers with au Intention OF this solt and asked
she chief to go wkh her to the oars and see that
aonea the passengers had pssola- She Is o res
pectahie ookin VI oman, with three bright LOOK ng
child en-, and.excl ed mu h p ty IN the breasts OF
ia SOFT hea ted Police. she was placed ON she
afternoon ira aud sent bask 70 Charles on to
her trends"
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By r. M. MARSHALL & BRO.

DE!D STREET BUILDING LOTS.
Il
On TUESDAY, 30th instant, at IL O'Clock will be
sold at the Old Postoffce, Broad street,
That LOT OF LAND on Reid street, next north
west corner Of Hanover and Reid streets, measur-
ing 40 by 100 feet. Also, the Lot adjoining to the
west, of same dimensions.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay US for papers
and stamps. n0v25 thsmtu4
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"A GBMurN. CHRISTMAS Box.-One OF the
largest and most perfect music boxes ever made
has been received by Mr.. Won Santen, and wilibe
ra1ied shout Christmas time. Since it has been
On exhibitlon his store is crowded with visitors.
and the siiyer-toned instrument has already be-
eorae toHn-talk. The list Is hiling up rapidly.
ana the fortunate winner can have an opportunity
of making Christmas present not to be despised.
ne box Is valued at $500, and the chances are put
down at the low figure of 50. The rafae will be
conducted on the plan Of the Havana lottery-the
tickets are numbered, and an equal number Of
blanks are taken, on one OF which ts printed
emusic box.n These are put In separate hats and
drawn BY two little boys, the number drawn with
the printed ticket being the one that wins the
prtzs. The box was manufactured at Geneva,
Switzerland, and has celestial voice. nine bells,
Cute and picofo fife attachments. II plays the
following beautiful airs: Romeo and Juliette,
Waltz; Muette de Porto, Overture; March de
Fsnst; La Trsvhta, Parigi cara; Grand Duchess,
Quadrills; Rrnani Involami; Home, Sweet Home;
0uiiaume Tell; o MashiMe-
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ONE or DICKENs' or Seott.s Works Is present
ed to every annual subscriber to the XIX Cen
tury. oc0
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No restrictions on travel. Only sound lives in
sured.
Loan Of portion of premium allowed when de-
sired.
Dividends declared annually. Last Dividend so
per cent
All forms of Life and Endowment Policy issued.
Attention Is especially invited to the Ten Year
Non Forfeiture and the Return Premium plans.
Insurance by the latter costs the pocy-holder
ONLY THE INTBRBsT UPON Ills ANNUAL PREMIUMS,
for the Premiums themselves are returned al
death In addition TO the full amount OF the Policy.
This Company Is chartered under the Laws oil
the state or New York, and lt Invites the closest
scrutiny into It's condition as exhibited In Official
reports OF Insurance departments Of New YORK
and Massachusetts,.
SPECIAL AGENTS IN rHB STATE AT LAR6E-A- j.
NORRIS, J. B. WILKlE, J. NJ HUTSON, Q. A,
DESAUSSURB, q. G. STBPHENS, J. J. HACKEY
r. p. CAN'T, 5. II. SYDNOR, ID. K. M0UZON, G.
d. RHODUS, L. o. STEPHENS.
REPEHENCHA-H. 2. LAUREY, ESQ.,, Z. n
ALEXANDER, ESQ.,, RICHARD CALDWELL. ESQ.,.
NJ. IA. NATHAN. ESQ.,, MesSrs STOLl., WGBB Il
CO., Mcssrs. II. COBIA & co.
DR.. W. N. FITCH, Medical Examiner.
LOUIS sHBRFEsEE.
Agent for Charleston, s. c..
OFFICE No. 40 BROAD STREET. Second F'oorl
nOv22 18
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BY. FRASER MATHEWES.

TEOUSB AND LOT IN CANNON
III STREET
At Private Sale
HOUSB and LOT No. 73 Cannon street, north
side near Rutledge Street City Railroad. House
contains five rooms aud pantry and dressing
room, gas and water works; also clstern, Kitchen,
carriage house and stable, all In good repair. Lot
measures 45 feet front by 200 deep.
nov18 tbs
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Jnsrranre.

Jnsnranre.
II N S u r +
IN THE
SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITY
COMPANY,
OF HBW YORK OITY.
President ROBERT l. CASE; Vice-President, THRo.
R. WHBrMORE; Secretary, ISAAC H. ALLEN.
General Agent for South Carolina, W. HUTsoN
TowNsSND, Aiken
ORGANIZED IN 1862.
Assets, December 81 1858. s., ,S54,67o 90
Amount insured in 1868 ii, ,5ol 339 w
Claims paid .......................... 143,639 90
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fertilizers.
nIO SONS COMP UND.

y n . y mo y = III y " ~
OFFICE OF THE DICKSON FERTILIZERl
COMPANY,
AUGUSTA, GA, November IL. 1859.
Having on hand fair stock Of No. PERUVIAN
GUANO, and hope low OF being able to keep up
the supply, we reduce the price OF
DICKS ON'S COMP UND
TO sIxTY-rIvE (se5) DOLLARS PER TON OF
1000 POUNDS, PoR CASH,
And on TIME till November I, 1870, to S75 and
Interest, for approved city acceptance drayage in
AL cases 81 per ton. DlCKS0N'S COMPOUND
also will be delivered, free OF charge at any depot
in South Carolina in exchange for Cotton Seed at
the rate of 100 pounds Of the Compound for Is
bushes (33 pounds eachl OF Seed. Bags for seed
also furnished free Of charge.
Address e. P. ALEXANDER,
noy37 Columbia, s. O.
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Ilisesllnneons.
NXT A R n I N G
A SPLENDID PUMP FOR SALE.

Having purchased the exclusive right for the
foctnre and sale of A. BALDlNG'S PATENT GLASS
SJJBMERGED DOUBLE-ACTiNG FORCE PUMP.
/ hereby forewarn, under the penalty OF the law,
any person from infringing upon my rights In the
same I would be pleased to confer with parties
wanting them. The price win range from $40 to
$40 according to the depth Of the well, for No. 8
yard wells, throwing 80 gallons OF water per
GO gallons. price given on application. This pump
has no friction, and the packing will last for
ffteen years in q good well. Directions will 40
company the pump for putting Is up, which can
he done In 30 minutes I will receive orders OF
Tsrboro. Scotland Neck, and Farmvilie, N. G. All
orders addressed TO me at either OF the places
named will receive prompt attention.
noy27 R6D6O }. j. kIfChEh.
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CITY AFFAIRS 8 ,
Meetings This Day.

Tyre Lodge, at Z P. a.
typographical Union. at1P. n
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RI NOTICE TO PERSONS DESIRING TO AT
TEND ABOVE SALE.-The Steamer EMILE, Cap
tain p. c. Lewis, will leave Commercial Wharf on
MONDAY MORNING, the 9th December. at O'Clock,
for Georgetown. Returning, will leave George
town on WEDNESDAY MORNING. Sth December, at
@ O'Clock noyl3 stuth9
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-06-25

gers. Mr.. S. S. Fleegel was employed
by the officers to act as a decoy, and
how well he managed his part of the
business, the sequel shows. He got in
with the strangers at once. and drew
from them all their plans. Every
thing being arranged, the two with
Fleegel, started in the direction of the
Springs, a little before sun-doWn.
When they got near the Arandale
| House, one of the strangers went into
field and caught horse, but as the
animal did not appear to suit his taste,
he let him go again. The party halt
ed at the Springs for short time, and
there Fleegel had the first opportunity
to send word to the officers of the in
tentions of the scoundrels. From
| thence they proceeded to the farm of
Mr.. John Shoemaker, of this place,
and took therefrom thirty head of cat
tie. One of the party espied horse
in field close by and he at once cap
tured him, made a hickory bark bride,
and rode him off. The horse belonged
to Mr.. Geo. a. Smith, of the "Grove."
The cattle were then driven, at brisk
rate, in the direction of Cumberland,
where they were to be sold next day,
by a ''par' who was waiting for his
thieving confederates. Buttheir game
was speedily spoiled. Sheriff Steck-
man having received the word sent by
Fleegel, he, with deputy Huzzard, of
ficer Defibaugh, and others, started in
pursuit and Overhauled the party at
Mr.. Samuel Doors, about eight miles
from town, where they were luxuria-
ting on crock of milk stolen from the
spring house. They were arrested,
brought to town and lodged in Jail.
They had a hearing before Justice Mic
odemus, next morning, and were re-
manded to prison, where they will in
all probability remain till September
sessions. These audacious adepts-for
such they no doubt are-had various
projects on hand. If they had not sue
ceeded with the cattle, they had made
up their minds to look after the inter
ests ofour banks and had covetous eye
on the County Treasury. Their nefa-
rious business has been stopped for a.
while, we hope.