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New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

pxs a9 oS hale. Cc 81 pkgs Ashes ssS ees flOop zE ~
49, Mat iO0 ha 500 bush Ose tp onsa n,r o'
r. Bssrs Mrs 9S bass Corn Mea oI s ss s
Sp.d Peraeuw istbi SiUts rnrcsnae Sc oos ,st Ia p
70 -nS MI. Pos Beet lS pkgs Cut Meats In Pas
- so pkrN Better pigs Cheese ~ pkgs Egg o.
3, IA .kss Lard oil dressed Hogs @ hhA NhAy ~
W. ~ bales Hoy Leaher lis HIDES e @ s9uuss go s
ahhis Tohacco ]; hnN-> .ud cA,es IYnaSoo ~ "As'
.nks. Starch IS a PrauutS % bales sponge
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04

'L.pxLrH. F,h aCvuoe uues,gged Flour 9nchsuged Su.
Hy ss9 % % Pe"s'l,aaa Do - i5i s. % Indiana and
a% 'T s 3 % .ss% S Ss' cor S'S' fir 1f
e.%s.a New m s ia JS' sgs, & r y S y P to
Sod Rean rySeDe,Sd & .1 4 Ts,, % ss, Mess Pork sa 500
. 10 sa M1s 10%9.y sss a, H. s
IS asas6i d. F1aIs sc ssas9; Civ Mills Sapersoe 45a
2 DO * t' ga s. s. d. f. s IS o. ss5 s :. y g. Ts9 ~ Ws " ;S
H IS Wheat esl ald sreh1age Prime Choice MARYLAND t,d
ss, ss 5atsc Ry. ysy du sJa9Sc Pork quiet
& b ae; Ham,. s ' Lao. Sf qa c;a5 s. Se' wsy ~ S ds
oTsTt1, YeA a-coton steady, Midilur 23ic Flour uu.
4Insea whest unchanged Cora active 95c ncks Oats
.ady At ee in .Aks Se gue, At CSC Ba' quiet Tobacco act
pc. 5s lard Ic,S7S Hl%'1c.a1ss,sd aud packed. i5S
6.EIso IeN 2Fosr .sy and uosh,ps.d .,l go bill. at
s7 for da; bush Wb'e Michigan at
c Ry. aS aaS Pa y a @ S as a: a: % r 3D. so rTs od f a IS
fqupboed prc. hu Feed unchanged Shorts s90s2O ship
ssI FfsS-Foat 70 boston %; tO York &C. Absay
TotEDO Flour dali Wheat lowers Regular
wbs Mebgsn 81 IS Aaber Michigan 81 o. Ne Red ~ ~
s. m.l,.-IoDn Flour. Wheat 1900 Cora
o. ~ Dressed Hogs
f So f s. s, = s's q, 3d. receipts , 81 s a S''i % 5
Y slse PSri 4le Bulk M,a..~SbcGldeTs ME- iSai5ie
cseS1T Is& aFssr tal ,pS gss,sgst & Wheat ssl md
bd unchanged Cotton aq sed unchanged Tobacco fr@ ind
- Live Hos. du and lo~.r at s2sass Dressed Hogs
e %e5l rese'gIs CO., Mess POE in good demand at go 25i
idasc for Clear Ria oi4e for Clear Bacon dali Shoulders.
S o9 E S'sa .n " ss CIT ss SS ssu. @ a1%s s1s.
3ldl1c l30%c Ltrl dull l5 Kettle leO Exchange
ssI at t0i0 discount buUDK; par selling
LoU! Feb aIoseco bn ard unchanged Cotton nominay
Sc Fourieu grades wanted Snpe6ue 81 2b 50
tt "a ~ IS, pOnhe Extra 50 sods5 2S Treble EItTs
b. 1885 IS Family S6d 81 So Wheat easier; No Spring
- s3c No Red Fall 029sl O6 No Red Pail s I2i9
O. CornBsu Fdss wantod Mixed in bulk 14976e Yelew
EG17c; White S3de8e Oats quiet <805c In bulk; 53056c
cted BsreyNosbirE doing Rys dali a; Sc WHISKY steady At
b declining Pork sra S27 So eash; S26 So bHIer
th March Dry Sated Meats quiet Shoulder lO1c Clear Rhs
t lii quiet shoulders. 2ie Clear Rib Sides
aSc sides 66l6le LArd dali sod nominal Cattle steady
sas 81 for Pair to ruoe ss9 &c 50 for Choiee Live Hogs oas
Sea- Choic- SO So ReeepS-22OO bbs Flour $50
bsh bush CSrn $500 bush Oats 200 buSh Rye 100
bsld H0gL
BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET-PKb
Css-Reoeps 50 head making 5000 head this week thipmeut
The market Inactive with nearly total deadlock hote
except Of tc from last weeks
stttat HcgsReceps $500 head The
market GRO yesterdays quotstoua SheepReems
fair Western and 697i for good
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
10 MILES COMPLETED.
ONLY Z lie MILES
TO FINISH TEE WEOLE LINE.
PER CENT GOLD,
First Mortgage Bonds,
DanyiIle, Urbana, Bloomington and
Pekin Railroad Company
of IIlinoiS.

THIS road VIRTUALLY COMPLETED. there remained al
latest sdviees. bait u mies Of be laid and the line will
be opsne throughout about Feb t the rails for Its completion
the ground Trains rubniag the Completed and
the earnings considerably the ahpons OF the Company
se'eushbs Of the bonds already taken By uvoO aud
the active demsud will absorb the balance
Tue road Ia aoO me length and the Ony Rasi sus West
line connecting the ces fro which derives Its No road has
been built having valuable consops East aud
West A. Pekn with Peoria Burogton Onsha; at
DsnrIs With the Toledo Wabash and we.srD Ind.nspo. with
the PsBuylVsna Central Baltimore and oho all the main lines
Ea making through direct Illinois indiana hoB
HewYori Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore, Peoria Bupgos
Quincy Omaha and the Far West Among advantages therefore
claimed for the road Its position. directly
travel aud In the track the great movements Of from West,
to gast
THB LOCAL TRAFFIC very large as the road pa,
through Of richest snd popuons Illinois,
which for baug up several Of prosperous
railroads country LrOgh the immense local ae eoOibud
then.
SECURITY OF THE BONDS.
The whole smouu, Which he sold less than so per
mile ou which sboa. $4,000 per ns ha. the total
liability Company for interest tse. W he onJ $4,000 a
god really insignificant when tie Character and location
Of the road considered In addition to the security furnished BY hrst
mortgage upon rosdy Of ses' railroad III miles Ia
length tie e been further secured by consultation Of
this line Indianapolis CraWionvle and Dan'is Road making
hundred m that the boR are not
only First Morgsge es, hau $500 pr mile ts III spo
nile. bat have been the Consolidated Company under the
name OF tie po Bloomington and Western Railroad Company
VALUE AS AN INVESTMENT.
The popds py sRvEg PER CENT GOLD, coupons being paid
ep,upua w. Apr October the Farmers Loan sad Tn'i
Company SewIorL The Bonds Siso be registered At the
hGGerS option.
THEY ARE FREE OF INCOME TAX.
THEY ARE CONVERTIBLE into stock and the stocks Of several
Of the principal Of Illinois, such The kOel Island lsos Central
Chicago Alton. Burlington aud Quincy li sold at 'He sc
Bord. fro i.bo,s par a, nearly per cent MS prrf Of oo"
vao e bond. o sioet Of Coapaay par, greatly .~ered
n<ir value, and should be highly appreciated
PRICE %
ard accrued interest currency Gold Coupons, GoVeumsai' and all
marketable securities received in Ielarge the highest market rates.
free Of commission We forward Bonds By express, free OF charge
Paph containing Maps and Circulars relating to toe Road u'ns
ou application by the undersigned Financial Agents Of the C'mPas
TURNER BROTHERS,
pankers, IA Nassau-st, New-York
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
SIAM " SoUTn CAKoLiNa, COLUMBIA Jan, 70 III,

eoIU.Sv CHICAGO ASD CExrRAL RAtwAr CosgAsr|
No. 81 BrosdSay. EEw. YOkk, Jas. 28 1870 )
COUPONS on the SECOND MORTGAGE
" BONDS oftbe COLUMBUS "a SksIsAL I'M M
11WAY COMPANY The PiHST MORTGAGE BON o. tae
0LRDo LOGANsPORr AND BuRllkGTOs RAILWAi C0hP4 is
nd lie FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Of the ClNClNNAll AMI
uCAGO AIR LINE RAlLROAD COMPANY due Ieb J. o'o WI
y P,n1 b. L. SMITH President
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
Situatiuus 1alant,S -frmalts.

A SITUATION WANTED by German
~ Girl 10 do general houseEorf cook washe and iroaer
Cltv reference Apply at NJ" Fr.tst corner Bo"ey
NXyANTED-A Situation as COPYlST, by a
w Lsdv who writes PLATA aHd rapid hand Address CoFlSI
station d Post.Onee New. ! crk
XNANTED--A Situation by respectable
yoapx LADY as SALESwOMASins store Address MIN ME-
Box ITO, Tribaus Office
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS constantly
9uod a Mrs HLDs GERMAN INSTITUTE l27 sorfelsst.
between STATION and KVBglon.sG
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LssIsoS spAIsGs RAiLRoiD Cospasr,l
REwYORK. Jan y. 1870.
pLEAsE TO TAKE NOTICE that "a meeting NEE ting
4 oe,t. StasllolI,o OF "TE LEBANON kPhlh1b hAlLhoAp
Sovp. ~ ~ h, Red al he ofet ssd C0npshy FtittAys
ssrn.r o.; ~spiyI,Lsl re City o New YORK os M ~
A.. S - Fsyu,ft no 0e0et 10 which bseug VII pe
aer. sbt into betsesu TIE Directors oi
1,By 90 hs.1 Of Tbs aud shtsnd Ehfos
e. H. Of ssii ard Railroads sad yots ~ Ds
k bs1eat ts a.oBtVr or feeb's eooT $500,
&c Board ofD.feri0is - - 80.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF TRUSTEES,
on T1ig SliS r5s MINING Assoc AION Nh be lel ~
ko Lsnyu o. WKDAEsDAl Feb 10 i6l tdetsn tbs lga"
~ ssd selCck ? H. Fsf Visss'' " '' -
New-York tribune., 1870-02-04
ftnautial.

DROGRESS of LIFE INSURANCE COM
PAEIExSa Of Policies ISSUED tbe i've largest Nsv-loTk
CoEpsneT during toe spt yean OF their existence: -
keNiOTk tlB noptb ..slOol
Manhattan "a meutb>l..., sS5 Equitable 7 monthsl. oSs
Kbiek-rhvcter t10 nOuthS) ..669
lsBURY LIFE INSURANCE Go. g21 monthsl 2, 600,
hSrn nearly Ten reliable CANVASSlNG AGENTS
NAME for hi City and vicinity ASBURY LIFB ms. Co,
8O5 Broadway.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION of 10 DIRECT
Il ORS Of tbs SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY viii be
ts5 Depot SnhSs Of Porytbitdst on TUkSDAi'
Be- 1870. ffOia y to HENRY s. hOORB secretary
0TTioE OF THE HEW.YORK FIRE Insurance Co..
NEw.YoRk, jan 90 1870 !
ELECTION-Thc ANNUAL ELECTION for
H. tsenty6ve Directors Compshy also for three Inspectors
81 Rsetoa Ne be Of The Company No n Wall
WEDNESDAY tbe 9Th day February, So The poll will be
sIso al u II, and close al p N. - .,a, . .
0TTIcE Kansas PAcYIo RImwaI Co. Brosdwsy NewYork
THE GOLD COUPONS of FlRST MORI-
Il 0AGE BONDS UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY CO, T. b. tnov
EIns Pc Kawsy Feh 1870 viii be paid and after that
wv DABEEY. MORGAN & Co,
50 EIehsnteplaee
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN JEFFERSON.
Special to the Southwestern.
JEFFERSON, Texas, Augu

JEFFERSON, TEXAS August 26, 1870.
To the South Western
fire broke out in the establishment of A. D. Tuis,
this morning about two o'clock. The following estab-
lishments were burned out Towers Usery; He'll
bron; Benners; Pitcher; Russell 4 Co; Nichols !;
Bloomingdale; Tullis; Birge; Nichols Co.; Lowen-
thai; Watchholder & Jacobs; Ney Bro; Britt
Motley; Stemein Eldcidge Bro; Dodd and several
small shops, watchmakers, &c. Loss two hundred
thousand dollars insured for hundred and twenty
six thousand dollars; mostly by Cotton Bros. Steam
fire engine did noble -service-the city would have
been burnt to the ground but for the same. Russes
building was occupied by Pitcher; Dodd; Nichols
Co. Five or six large new brick buildings burned
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B Y 7 Ell E G r A p II .
Foreign and Domestic Markets.
For the Southwestern

LONDON, Aug. 27, noon-Consols cit. Bonds 074.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 81 nooD.-Cotton opened dull
uplands 85@sd. and Orleans 95@s4d.; sales 5000
bales.
LArER-Cotton dull; uplands ST and Orleans ssd.;
sales 5000 bales including speculation and exports
New ORLEANS, Aug. 27.-Flour-superhne and
double extra scarce treble inactive and demands for
exports Sc 25@$6 30. Corn dull-mixed S5; white
92c. Oats s0@s5, white 92c. and easier. Bran csc.
Hay frmer prime S26. Others unchanged. Cotton
easier; quotations nominally unchanged; sales 42o
bales; receipts III baies No exports. Sterling 1924
Sight exchange 4f9c. premium. Gold 1l64.
New YORK, Aug. 27.-Stock very dull. Gold 1l6 J.
Money 4@57Pct. Sterling los. Exchange-long lOss.
Bonds l12; Louisiana's, old II and 64 evee 6's
II and SIS SC. Cotton dull and unchanged; sales 800
bales; upands 194 and Orleans 204c.
New YORK Aug q, evening-Cotton dull and un-
changed; sales 400 bales; uplands l9&. Gold ll64@
1l6s. Governments unchanged.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

New YoRK, Aug. 25.-Nchoas secret special en-
voy of the Spanish Government, is here to consult
with the Cuban leaders upon terms of peace through
out Cuba 1t is not certain whether the consultation
will occur here or in Havana.
New YORK. Aug 26.-Gcn. Ryan, the Cuban leader,
has been arrested the old charge of having resisted
the officers when previously in custody, and for voat
ing the neutrality laws
MEMPHIS Aug. 26. - Mann Edward Freeman,
young merchant, and Edward Hamilton, yound law
yer, fought just the Mississippi line, at fifteen
PAGES, with derrngers Fired simultaneously and
Hamn was shot through the body and died in ten
minutes. Seconds for Hamlin: Capt. Dabney Sales
and Major Thomas Sanders; for Freeman Capt. Chas.
Wadrdge and Major West Shea
New YORK, Aug. 26-Cuban adyces to the Eve
ming Post states Spanish column recently had an
engagement with the insurgents in the jurisdiction OF
Santa Perta. Spanish loss six hundred in killed,
wounded and missing.
The Voz de Cuba confesses that detachment OF
forty spaniards were surprised and twenty were
killed. Same account says twenty-five escaped.
Diario says the district of Sagua was invaded by the
insurgents under General Ledra
Court of Appeals office of collector of taxes and the
schools at Puerto Principe closed. This is sup
posed to be step towards Spanish evacuation.
Coastng steamers from north and south arrive daily
with sick and wounded.
New YORK, Aug. 26.-Special to the Courier des
Etats Uuis: PARIS, Aug. 24.-Cannot speak OF move
ments. Mcmahon, upon whom depends al hopes OF
the country is silent. 1t is believed that the con
auered at Woerth will gain brilliant revenge Great
battle imminent, because seek it, but because
the enemy is in a position making battle necessary.
Some talk of peace in diplomatic circles but except
under crushing defeat the Frerch will hear nothing OF
it while the Prussians on our soil.
New YORK, Aug. 26.-The Times special from Paris
day says do expect specific intelligence for this
side for several days great strategic movement IS
in rro1resa Ill corresnondpntS imDrISoned; place
no reliance in the lying Prussan organs in London or
the journals receiving Prussan patronage in New York
The military situation of the French is better than ever
since the commencement OF the war.
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VOL. XIX.
Il L r M S:

The SourH-WEsrERN is published weekly, at FIVE
D1LLARs per annum THREE for six months payable IN
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SIX months.
CLUR RArEs-To Clubs of five, and upwards, to one
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dollars per copy for year;
ApyERr1sEMENTs inserted ct the rate of 81 SO PER
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subsequent one. Eight lines or less, constitute
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24-Large number of assistant
assessors South and West dismissed.
Geo. Wood, Chief of Navigation Division, is dead
WASHINGTON, Aug 26.-Ackerman decides that he
has nothing to do with the conflict between the State
and Federal laws regarding voting in the States. Par
ties must appeal to the The question at issue
involves the right of Contederaes to vote in Missouri
Senator Abbot and ex-senator Clingman of North
Carolina are here.
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I. II. MUTT. NJ III
MUTT & LEONARD,
ATTORNEYS AT LA W,
Shreveport, Louisiana.
WILL practice in the Courts Of the parishes OF
w do, DeSoto, Bosser, Claiborne and Blenvle'
and in the Supreme Court of the State. [jy12
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Merchants who visit this city for the purpose OF pur
CHASING goods would do well to examine the large and
well selected stock of boots shoes and hats at No.
Texas street J. B. Lewis proposes to sell cheaper
than any other house, and his goods are always fresh
and Clean and pnt up il good order.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, Aug 25.--Louisa Murray, as prinei
pal and Ellen Foln accessory, were sent before the
criminal court, charged with kidnapping Dgbys child
Bail $4,000 each
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FURNITURE of all kinds in great variety, from the
Il best to the cheapest. at reduced prices:
Fine Furniture, unrivaled for beauty aud substan-
tial workmanship. Carpets, OilCloths, Window
Shades Looking Glasses and Picture Frames, all sizes.
UphoIsters' Goods and Children's Carriages.
iau5 d6w1yj
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Obituary notices, marriages, pubic meetlngs, caroS
of thanks etc. to be paid for advertisements
TEg DaILY SourH- WESTERN will be published on
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the Weekly making its on to tbe
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he
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-17
IpURLIC-No. l12.i

AN ACT authorizing the establishment of water
meters for the Potomac water, the laying of an
additional water main from the distributing re-
servolr OF the Washington aqueduct, and for
other purposes
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Renre.
sentatives of the United States of America in Con
gress assembled, That i'll order to prevent unne-
Cessary waste of Potomac water and in order to
more fully enforce the laws of the corporation of
Washington and Georgetown in relation to the
distribution OF the same the engineer officer in
charge of the Washington auuetuCt is hereby an.
thoIlzed and empowered, after giving notice, to
shut OH the water when such notice shall be disre
garded from any places where waste of water is
occurring
SEC. q And be it further enacted That the use of
Potomac water for mechanical and manutact uring
purposes or for private fountains street and pave
ment washers; shall be allowed only when, in the
opinion OF sad engineer, it will not be detrimental
TO the general distribution of water in the two
cities.
SEC. g. And be it further enacted That the supply
OiWater TO all manufacturing establishments, hotels
livery stables, and other places requiring a large
quantity, shall be determined by meters erected and
maintained at the expense OF the consumer: and the
said corporations of Washington and Georgetown
shall charge and collect for the quantity deter.
mined price not exceeding three cents per hun
dred gallons.
SEC. a. And be it further enacted That said en-
gneer officer shall cause TO be furnished, and laid
from the distributing reservoir of the Washipo tOn
aqueduct to Capitol Hill, in the city of Washn ZION
along such route as he shall determine an iron
main of thrty-sx inches in diameter connected
with the present mains at such points as he shall
direct and that the entire cost thereof shall ba
borne proportionately by the corporations of Wash
ngton and Georgetown and in order to provide for
such cost the said corporations are hereby empow-
cred and authorized to increase the present water
rates and water taxes to such an amount rs NAV hv
them be deemed necessary w. "' "
SEC. .. And be it further enacted, That for the
purpose OF enabling the corporations aforesaid to
carry OUT the provisions of this act, it shall be
competent Tor them to borrow, in such proportions
as amey may deem necessary, a sum of money not
for the city Of Washington, and forty thousand
0ousgs for the city Of Georgetown, redeemable
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-17
Pillows of stone,

Rev. DR.. c. S. Robinson, in one of his re-
cent letters from the East to the Christian
Union, says:
A word may he said about the hardship
! of stone pillows, and about this Eastern
habit of sleeping. The climate throughout
all Southern Palestine is not only warm. but
sunshine tends peculiarly and excessively
to sunstrOke. 1t drives to drOwsiness al
most irresistibly. Whenever one of the ma
tives has an hour of waiting, he invariably
sleeps, as the readiest method Of disposing
of his time. In the parable those unfortli-
nate virgins may seem exceedingly common
place, who fell INTO slumber when a we'd
ding was on the way. l admit they We're
foolish to sleep even until the cry was
heard, "Behold, the bridegroom cometh."
But they did just what most people do when
kept under pressure in these regions.
Then, as far as cOnveniences, you are to
remember that stone has these two advan-
tages: it is generally cool, and it is free
from vermin, and, furthermore, it is almost
the only thing for eleyating ones head which
can be easily found. No stock of old trees,
no fallen trunks remain in this country:
these and such things are gathered at once
for frewOOd. There are no hillOcks of
green grass. And when you recall the sort
of head covering to be worn by all who de-
sire to avoid dizziness and danger, that is to
say, either turban or the folds of a thick
band of muslin around the temples, you will
perceive that even in the historic instance
Of Bethel, Jacob did not have SO terribly
hard time of it as would at first sight appear.
His pillow was on his head, and cool trag-
ment Of rock made him no mean bolster.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-17

withdrawn: and the circulation SO. withdrawn
shall be distributed among the States ana lerrlto
riesshaving less than their proportion, $sO q ~
eIualize the same. And it shall be the duty OF the
Controller of the Currency, under the diection oI
the Secretary of the Treasury, forthwith 70 make
regusition for the amount thereof upon the banks
above indicated 5 herein prescribed. And upon
failure OF such associations, or any OF them, 10 re,
turn the amount required within one year, II snail
he the duty OF the Controller of the Currency 70 sen
at public auction. having given twenty days no!ce
thereof in one daily newspaper printed in Washing
ton and one i'll New York city, an amount Oh ooho2
deposited by said association. as security 1or sam
circulation, equal to the circulation to be Wlthdra"n
from said association and not returned III colnph-
with such requisition; and the Controller o!
the Currency shall with the proceeds redeem SO
many of the notes of said banking association, as
they come into the treasury, rs Will eGuai the
amount required and not returned, amt Shall pay
the balance if any, to such banking aSsOciati"n-
Provided That circulation shall be Withdrawn
under the provisions of this section until after me
tifty -four millions granted in the first section staN
have been taken up.
SECTION :. And he it further enacted That a1teT
the expiration of six months from. the passage OK
this act any banking association located III any
State having more than its proportion OF Circulation
may BIZ removed to any State having less than It's
proportion OF circulation under such rules and re-
gulaions as the Controller of the Currency with
the approval of the Secretary of the Treasury may
require Provided That the amount OF the issue OF
said banks shall not be deducted from tie amount
of new issue provided for in this act.
Approved, July II, 1870.