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TO CONTRACTORS.

- VIII be Jet out TO the lowest bidder, a
LAFAYETTE DEPOT, Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, ou the Ist day Of August, the
Lsveeing and Bringing the bottom or VOL
river, between Lafayette Depot and Macon
By order OF the County Court Of Fayette
county. Nh. ISBELL,
". L N. EDISGTON,
T j. WALLER,
WM. JOHNSON,
STERLING FARLEY,
InIr Il I'm rlrr1 r,rnrni--l...-..-
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Fearful Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, July ia car
riage containing a family named
Gregory, from Iowa, was crushed be
tween the depot platform and the
iOur o'clock train from Camden, for
Cape May, at Woodbury. station, yes
terday afternoon. The husband, wife
and niece were killed, and the re-
naming occupant had both legs cut
of p - r
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DIR. Wolf, of Zurich, and other
European physicists are setting on
foot movement In favor of the deci-
NAL division of time.
In Cincinnati, the citizens of one Of
the school districts have sent all their
teachers on trip to the Mammoth
Cave, and pay al the bills. q
A Russian millionaire, just dead in
Paris, was famous for having once
given a petit solsper with parrots
tongues stewed with truffies.
The Chicago Adc01ce, religious
paper, declares that Charles Dickens
died of "oyerwork and the habitual
use Of intoxicating liquors.n
Pnlygamy was not part of the Nor
mon religion originally. 1t was not
until 1852 that the practice of q plu-
rality Of wives was at first recon-.
menced,
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Nan Rssideaf N0tjea

No 2-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby County, Tsnnessee-S. Apple SLad-
man vs. Henry w. Stedman.
IT appearing from AFFIDAVIT in thtz cause
a nOn-resident OF the state Of Tennessee.
II is therefore Ordert q, That he make his
appearance herein, at the Courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee on or before the
nrst Monday in septem Der, I57e and plead
answer OF demur to Compartments bin, or
the same viii be taken for con fessed a. TO
him, and set for hearing exparte; and thai
a copy OF this order be lisilsti once ! wees
for four successive weeks, in the Mem phis
Daily Appeal. This July Is, ls.U.
A Copy.-Attest:
NJ. b. L STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By GEO. AALLEKY. Deputy G.. and n
p H TnOrpa- : al FAR caTu n FtT-
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HERNANDO HALE SEMINARY.

TVHHE next session OF this school win begin
u On FIRST MONDAY IN SEPfsMBEl.
The classes will be four viz: A Primary, an
Intarmedlate, q Grammar and H1gn LASS
Terms as follows, for hYe months sesslo 2,
payabIe In advance every half session: Rr1-
mary, So 5at aIEsermediate, SIS Sramn mar,
So High. S20-Wtth 6 cents monLa al
dffionaI Tor Incidental expenses- Assis tani
Te0eher. ESPECIALLY OF Classic Languages, Mr..
w II FoUrR. Refers to Col. J. 7. Leath and
Hon. John Johnson. MeInphls.
4. o. RENNER, Principal
EIe 70. Box No. IS, fernando, Miss.
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NOTICE

I -ETTERS testamentaTy having been
- granted j. J. Bailey and n. ". smith on
the estate OF DR. A Rowiett, deceased, al
persons knowing themselves Indebted
. the estate are req 1ested to make
pay ment 70 me at once; aud al persons hav-
log claims against the estate are requested 10
present tnem, properly authenBi Gated, 70 me.
withln the time prescribed by law cr Jh -
will be barred. N W SMITH
IuIv IS. $50 IivI7l ColIIerViIIe Tenn
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Female Regatta at PIttsbura.

PIrTsBURG, July 17.-A female re-
gatta took place on the Monongahela
river Saturday afternoon. The con-
tsstants were Misses Lot. MeAliee and
Maggie Lew. The former wen in 1854,
one mile. There was mach enthu.
siasul, but very little money changed
hands. The defeated scqler says she
will row again. -~.--
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AT PRICES WE DEFYcOMPETITION
Desirable Building Lot on Iessamine
lnsvs1q Street for Sale.

ssr Lot q, Block 81, on south side Of Jessa-
mine street, second lot east Of the residence
Of Jonn Ovsrton, ESQ, and in one Of the most
desirable ueighborhOods In tue city Is N cur
hands for sale, WITH IssrRUcT1oNs TO oFsEK
o,w.r r-rurcz,rrrrs TO AN IMMEDIATE PuR
cx1szz, RoxsTER. TREzEvANT&Co..
"a Real Estate Exchange.
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ssrman Msstiag al St. Louis, Etc

ST. LOUIS, July IA mass meet
ing of Germans has been called, to
meet tomorrow night, at the court
house, to espress their sympathy Tor
their brethren who are n0W Ip the
field against France, and approving
the course of Prussia. s..s 5, q.
General Thomas l.. Price, q very
prominent and well-known citizen Of
this State, died at his residence, in
Jefferson City, last evening. at.s- =
About three hundred end fifty more
Chinese arrived to-day and Lett for
Tennessee. F
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FTHE partnership heretOfOrs existing be-
Il tween A. simon and J. Buxbaum under
the style OF 4 SImOn & Co, Is tots day dis
solved oy mutual consent. j. BuXbaum re-
tiring. and A Simon sssu n ing all liabilities
and is authOrized 70 collect az debts.
j. ~ XBAUM
lYIT A SIMON
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A German traveller in Asia Minor
writing from the village of Ciplak
near the cite of Troy, states that he
believes he has succeeded in identi-
flying the remains of the palace o
Priam.
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The Russian army is soon to be re.
viewed, and for that purpose is to be
mustered in thirty-fOur camps in va
rious parts Of the empire. AT War.
saw alone over 1000 men will be. in
camp,
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Z JEWISH ORPHANS.
Exhibition at the Jewish Orphan Asylum at
Cleveland, 0hia.

CLEVELAND, o., July 12.-The sec
Ond annual exhibition of the Jewish
Orphan Asylum, at Cleveland, took
place to-day. There were present a
large number of friends of the institu-
tien from this city and abroad. The
school room in the west end of the
building was neatly and tastefully
decorated with wreaths of bouquets
and evergreens, presenting a very
attractive appearance. The children,
of which there are IS boys and 81
girls, ranging in age from five to
thirteen years, made very credita-
bic appearance. The examinations
were conducted by the teachers, oc0u-
pying both forenoon and afternoon,
and embraced various branches of
study in three languages, English,
German and Hebrew, all of which
are thoroughly taught. The prompt
ness and accuracy of the children in
these languages seems little less than
marvellous, rejecting the highest
credit upon them and their instrue-
tors, The English branches were au-
biography, arithmetic, geography,
grammar, philosophy, etc., and also
penmanship and drawing. Books con-
tanning specimens of penmanship in
both English and German, from all
the pupils, averaged by classes, were
shown for inspection. They showed
remarkable proficiency, considerably
greater than the average of children
of these ages in the public schools.
A large number of specimens of his
tory were also exhibited, which were
excellent. The exercises were inter-
spersed with well-rendered music by
the children. There were also on ex-
hibition many beautiful specimens Of
embroideries, knitting, needle and
crochet work, neatly wrought, which
are greatly to the credit of the girls
and their teachers. The result of the
examinations was gratifying and sat
isfactory in the highest degree to the
friends of the institution. a number
of prizes were offered for those &C
quitting themselves most creditably.
----z--.@- 49,
a Congress of Geographers IS to be
held at Antwerp in August.
Fordham, the English Jockey. has
an income Of $50, 600 a year.
The SarrseeRia plant is the new
French remedy for the smallpox.
A practical man wants 10 make a
lager beer vault of the Mammoth
Cave. tsla.s "a isa.. ss-a1ia % l--s
A good deal Of the false hair worn
by the ladies is cut from the heads OF
conviets.
The adoption of the New Oonstitu-
ton iH Illinois secures minority repre-
sentation in that State.
French and Spanish wines are
gradually displacing, ale as drink
among the middle classes Of England.
An idol, carved out of limestone,
with Iineaments well defined. was dug
out of the earth at Madison, Ind, a
few days since. So ~ F@
The revisers of the authorized yer.
sion of the New Testament in Eng.
land are hard at work and making
| satisfactory progress,
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PatrloiIe Iisrmans-sun Straks.

New YORK, July 1.-THE Ger
mans Of Newark, at a mass meeting
held to-day, pledged their support to
Prussia with money, and, if necessa-
ry, with men.
RESOLUTIONS were passed calling for
4 special session Of Congress to form
4 defensive and offensive alliance be-
tween Germany and America, and
that the resolution be forwarded to
the general Government and to the
Government of Prussia.
Eight cases ofsunstroke occurred to-
day, two of which were fatal.
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In retiring from the drm OF kreiz a Pro-
FeDzaie, I heartily cOGmend ny Successor
and late partner 70 the cOnddsnce and good
VIII Of our laJs patrons aad friends.
-.-..-.-. ..s -.- PHIL. r. KREIG.
. AiaflDf \ yQue - -ls-0 fwlT
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DIsPEHsARY.
NEW ADVEsTIsEMEhTS.
WAR! WAR!
MhenNIc NnTIcE

THE stated convocation of Memphis 2
Il Royal Arch Chapter No. a5 u. DNAE
will be heid on MONDAY evening./N\
18Th Inst, at o'clock, for dispatch Of busi-
ness.
All R A N. Is fraternaIly invited
By order OF H. J. LYNN, II. Z. II. p
II. Q. sTEEvER, Secrefary. fyiT
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Fran New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, July II. Wag-
ner's cottonseed oil mandatory, on
Magazine street, was destroyed by
Ere this morning. Loss $100,000. In
sured for $55, ,0o0 in the Home Com
pany's Office. .aa sts
A. d. Grief, an old merchant, died
suddenly this morning. q q
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Agreement or contract, other than
domestic and inland blllEo lading,
AZ 4 those specified in this sehed-
ule. any appraisement CT value or
Jawao.- or for any other purposei
for every sheet or piece OF paper
anon which either OF the same
shall be written q, ,..4.............s........
prOUided, That il more thitn one aI'-
praisemenJ, agreement, Yr ooh-
tract shall be written upon Pne
sheet or piece OF paper, five cents
for each and every additional ap-
praisement, agreement, or con-
tract.
Bank check, draft, or order for the
payment OF any sum OF money
whatsoever, drawn upOn any
bank, banker, or trust company,
or for any sum exceeding $40
drawn upon any other person or
persOns, companies, or corpora
lions, at sight or on demand.........
Bill Of exchange linlandG draft, or
order for the payment Of any sum
of money not exeeedidg 500, 9TH
srwise than at sight or on demand
ssxcept bank notes issued for cir
.cuiation, and checks made aud in
dended 10 be forthwith presented,
and which shall be presented 70
bank or banker for payment), or
any memorandum, check, receipt,
or other written or printed evil
dence of any amount of money to
be paid on demand, or st time
designated, for 8 sum not exceed
ing ........ ...-..-...--
And for every additional 500, or
fractional part thereof in excess
OF 500
And on prOmisory notes, when l9e
amount thereof exceeds S16o, on
every additional SlG0. or fractional
part thereof. f......s.....-.
Blll Of exchange lforelgn), or letter
OF credit, drawn in but payable
out of the United States, II drawn
singly, or otherwise than In q set
of three or more, according 20 the
custom of merchants and bankers,
shall pay the same rates of dutY
as inland bills of exchange or
promisory notes.
If drawn in sets OF three OF more:
For every bill Of each set where
the sum made payable shall not
exceed Sl0O, or the equivalent
NuGECOlf III any A0ASlkh baAANASy
in which such bills may be ex-
. pressed, according TO the standard
] of value fixed by the United States
And for every additional 500 or
fractional part thereof in excess
OF SlOO ...-.,.. -,
Bill of lading or receipt lother than
charter-Partyl, for any goods, mer-
chandise, IT effects, 20 Be exported
from q port or place in the United
States 70 any foreign port or place
Bill of sale by whicB any ship or yes-
sci, or any part thereof shall be
conveyed 70 or vested In any other
person or persons when the eonsid-
Grafton shall not exceed S500.......-..
Exceeding $500 and not exceeding
tltJVo
Exceeding $1,000, for every edition
al amount OF $500, or fractional part
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Protest.-Upon the protest of every
note, bill Of exchange, acceptance,
check, or draft, OF any marine pro- =
test, whether protested by no.
tary public or my any other off,
Ger who may be authorized by the J
law of any State or States to make
such protest ....!.. .........
Provided, That when more than one
signature Is affixed to the same
paper, one or more stamps may be
affixed thereto, representing the
whole amount of the stamp re-
quired for such signatures; and
that the term money, as herein
used, shall be held to include
drafts and othor Instrument given
for the payment of money: Pro
Vided, That the stamp duties inn
posed in the foregoing schedule
(B) on manifests, bills of lading
and passage tickets. shall not ap-
ply to steamboats, or vessels ply
ing between ports of the United
States and ports of British North
America; And proUided, further,
That all affidavits shall be exempt
aNa
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chiesas.

CHICAGO, July l8.-Flour active; spring sx-
tras, s5 to 8 80. Wheat is active, excited and
5@51ze higher, 81 l699l l65<, cash, closing easy
81 lS5z69I 20 to seller for IIly. Corn active,
and to SIC higher, at 81 to. SIC. Oats. 4oc.
Barley, Inactive; held firmer Highwtnes,
96c. Provisions active and higher. Pork. SO.
LARD Ice. Dry salt shoulders, LIZ; short RIB
middles, l51zc. aF. .rUE a
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THE CHAMPION

IS ADAPTED ESPECIALLY TO THE WANTS Oh
FARMERS AND LABORING MEN
All who have tried it speak Of 1t In the high
est terms. Its durability has been well tested I.
IL is made on a new principle and Outlasts
two pair OF ordinary shoes. We warrant
every pair we sell.
To our customers who seek economy and
style In Boots, we recommend the
-EUREKA.-
For such as wear Shoes, We have those
made by Burt. NJ Mulliu, Garfield q Jones,
and Emerson. for Gentlemen; and by N0urse,
Oliver, Miles, and FarnswOi tn, for Ladies'
Also, a most complete assortment for Misses
and children.
Tasty Goods-LoW Prices-Wh Wholesale and
Retail lfyl6I JOS 3 LEVETT q co.
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NOTICE.

TTNHE par.nsrship hsrstofOrs existing be-
Il tween kreig a PrSgeuzaie, Barriers ard
Hair Dressers. Al No 57Iz Jefferson street. -
this day dissolved BY muruuf consent the
business wul be cOntinueI A. the Old stand
by Mike, where he Will be glad 10 see ls Old
customers aud many new ones.
PHI J. EREIG
MiKE PROVEN ALE-
Iuue y ls7J
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LONDON, July l8, 2 p.m.-Consuls, sl5z.
American securities, fat and nominal; '62s,
So; SIS. IS; '67's, S5; l0-40s, "a. F.ss.. II .
. I,TvFRPooL. July l6.-Cottou market heavy;
rniddltnz uplands, sgd; Orleans, sd. Sales
7OO0 bales. california white wheat us 81 red
western No. q "a ade32s l9d; western flour 25s
Corn, No. 2mlxed, 34s. Pork, 1O5s. = .--,.r 4
Much excitement In the markets here and
4
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thereof
Bond-For idemnifying any person
for the payment of any sum of mo-
uey, when the money ultimately
recoverable tbereupen is $1,000 or
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Cincinnati has the second highest
spire IN America. l.lIL.a
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Cigars, manufacturers OF, whose an
nual sales do not exceed 5000,
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Agreement or contract, other than
domestic and inland bills of lading,
an 4 those specified in this sehed-
ule; any appraisement 81 value or
damage, or ior any otnef parlosei
for every sheet or piece OF paper
upon which either OF the same
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Hungary for France

LONDON, July 17.-Telegrams from
Pesth states that chiefs of different
parties in Hungary had met there and
adopted resolutions sympathizing
with France, and declaring that every
victory for France would be victory
for Hungary.
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ST. LOUIS, July 16.-F1our drmer; fan saper-
| fine, 81 Sod so. Wheat Is ARA and higher;
new No. q fall, 81 H9l % Corn drm; mixed,
S5c. Oats. 49a52c. Rye, 7EgS9c. Whisky, s6,a
Bacon hrnA st l414 4sI7119lS9lSzc. Lard, l511
L dalgo T-I =
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Bill or memorandum Of the sale or
contract for the sale of stocks,
bonds, gold or silver bullion, coin,
prOmissOry notes, or other securi-
ties, shall pay stamp tax at the
rate provided in section ninety
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sblts OF cUulI&Cts .---s-.ss ...s.'..ss'-..s- .
Chewing tobacco, line cut, plug or
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Cigars, manufacturers Of, for each
$1,000 in excess OF S5000',-...........-. 2 90
Cigars, Of all descriptions, made OF
tobacco or any substitute there
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Dlstilieryy having aggregate capdc-
ity for mashing, ETC., 20 bushels
grain per day, or less per day.
DistilleTy in excess of 20 bushels Of
grain per day, for every 20 bush
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Distillers of brandy from grapes,
peaches and apples exclusively,
producing less than $50 bbls. an
nually, special tax $50, and 81 per
bbl. Of 20 GALLONS.
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French loan Taken 10 a few HOurs---Di
HfissaI Of SaIems, etc,

PARIS, July ia loan Of six
months treasury bonds for five hun
dred million francs was taken up in q
few hours. The credit fanciers and
the Bank Of France made efforts to
monopoliHe the entire amount.
The Prussian government has given
stringent orders not to permit the
circulation of any French proclama-
tions to the German population.
Great numbers of French circulars
are being distributed throughout the
German States aersra TEsa.
Private subscriptions for the army
are now opened al over France, and
money and other gifts are pouring in,
Tho emf hI1siasrn L. ntzarr1. b 81 MINI.
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silver bullion and coin, prOmis-
sorry notes or other securities, for
each Sl0O OF the amount Of such
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HAalBURG, July liking William
sent the Chamber of Commerce ofthis
city a grateful acknowledgment Of
the patriotic address Of that body.
He regrets the sacrifice which the
honor Of Germany exacts, but win do
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NEW ORLEANS, July l6.-Flour, advanced; !;
| scperfne, s. 25 /; double x, s. 75; treble x,
/ s6 .. Corn, irmer; mixed. 95e9sl; yellow
| frmer; prime, s2za8; choice, s25. Hams
/ 24s<c; other meats unchanged. Cotton dull
/ and nomtnally lower; middiings. H54c; sales
g709 bales Sterling, q. Sight, q premium.
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Imitation wines and champagne, not
made from grapes, currants, rhu-
barb or berries grown in the Unit
ed states, rectihed or mixed, 70 be
sold as wine or any other name,
per dozen bottles Of more than a
pInt and not more than quart.
Imitation wines, containing not
more than one pint, per dozen
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Where the money ultimately recov-
arqble fheraunnr ewcaafia Sf0n0

interest ia the property or accu-
mutation ofsny Incorporated COM
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And Tor every additional 500, or
fractional part thereof in excess
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LOUISVILLE, July le-Bagging, firm at 90@
301zc- Flour aetivei extra family, s. So Grain
quiet; wheat, 81 10GI 20; corn, 81 10; rye, 81;
oats, 6ie- Prov yLsiOns quiet but higher; pork,
$50. bacon, IA 1ss9T75z9 e; bulk meats, 1919
lg549l71zci hams, s. c.. S1zg24cs Lard Ec.
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Compounders of liquors, special tax 2
Distilled spirit, every proof gallon.
Distillers producing 100 bbls. or less
40 gallons Of proof spirit to bbl)
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Tobacco, dealers in leaf tobacco
whose annual sales do not exceed
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Insurance, Marine, Inland and Fire..
Each policy of insurance or Otner
instrument, by whatever name
the same shall be called, by which
insurance shall be made or re-
newed upon property of any des-
criptiOn, whether against perils by
the sea or by fire, or other peril of
any kind, made by any insurance
company, or its agents, or by any
other company or person, the pre-
mum upon which does not exceed
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SPECIAL TAXES LICENSES EXCEPT AS
NAMED IN THIS TABLE, REPEALED TO
TAKE EFFECT MAY i, 1871.
Stamps, distiller's, other than tax
paid stamps charged 90 collector,
each d
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$40 and not exceeding S40............
Exceeding $50 and not exceeding
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Banks on amount OF notes OF any per-
son, State Bank, or State Banking Asso-
alton, used and paid out as circulation, 70