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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-06
HaFpeF's Weekly.
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Notice, Of he Preo,

N'eosV ~ NFN~'
The Weekly IL the abiest and most powerful
illustrated periodical published in this coun
try. Its editorials are scholarly and onVinc.
iHg, and carry much weight. lts iIlustratlons
prepared By our best designers. With . cir>
culatIon Of 10000. the Weekly 10 read BY al
least halt million persons. and its influence
as an organ Of opinion 10 simply tremendous.
The Weekly maintains positive position, and
expresses decided views on political and 90.
cial problems. -LOaisviilS Courier. Journal.
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TIE Boston Herald asks
what sort Of a Christian is he
who makes early prayers
and neglects TO sprinkle ashes
on his icy sidewalks Verify,
he is no nearer the kingdom
than he who scatters orange
peel about in the summer.
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FARM FOR SALE.

&4T!!:;::;: 4: :::;:: !; 4: ;;::;:; ;::::: s
containing $50 acres. 80 acres IN grass aud
balance in timber. A new two-steTy frame
house, barn. smoke house and other neceesa.
ry ont>houses are among the improve vements.
The iarm lies ueh, 10 we'll uatered, fsnsinR
and everything connected with II IN COED re
t2ssp R.s. WILCOX Hamass, ohis.
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NJ. s. c. l.. IL. TIME TABLE.

On andafer Sunday, November Sd, ISIS
trans will run as follows; The ~. Louis
Express runs dailyi all other trains daily sun
days excepted.
fhe Fast Lane and Express will stop only
al LoVsland, Greenfield, Chilli.othe, Hamdeh,
west Will stop al Blanchester, also, Other
rain 4 atoD At ALI stations
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WILLIAM TODD, formerly
known as the "boy-speaker'
from his knowledge of parlla-
mentary rules, is the private
Secretary of Vice President
Colfax. lie has grown some
what since he was the boy.
speaker Of the House.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-06

THE employees Of the United
Sta,es Mint are now engaged in
melting down a million one
dollar coins, to be converted
into double eagles, and this is
said to be merely a first install
ment of twenty millions soon
to follow.
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EXTRAORDINARY INDucEMEN rs

are offered 10 new subscribers
For IS SO the publishers will send, or any
bookseller or neWsdealsr will supply, the
magazine for one year, and the twelve mum,
bers OF Vols. Ill and ~, containing the be-.
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All NtatNVb9t
QATNH Eaa.

AALk3Al
The Zalsski Accommodation going east
leaves Chiliicothe Al 8 Goa. M, RaYsyllleI ~
Rlchland Furnace, s 10, Hamden MnVe 70
--depart rs, McArthur,0 IS, Vinton 10 3d.
Zalsski 10 IS. Going west-Zalesgi 4 OOp IN,
Vinton. 4 80, McAtthdr 5 90, Hamden, arrive
s 3O-depart s so, Richland Furnace, ~,
Raysnlle, 8 so, Chillicothe. 9 IS. n
Trans on the PORTSM0UTH BRANCH
will leave Hamden at 6 Is am. and 90 0p m
arriving at Portsmouth at II l0A m. and COP.
m. Returnlng trains Eill leave portsmouth a.
al ll:I5 Am. and 20 pm.
Trans connect q; LoVeland for all points on
he Little Miami Railroad, and At the IndlanaP:
oils aud Cincinnati Railroad junction for all
points West; al Athens, with the Columbus
4 II. Y. r. e., at Parkersburg, WITH me b. :
Y, r. R. W, ". PEABODY
Master Of transportation.
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ExPsRrEScE will teach any, man that
it is advantageous to patronize those
who advertise in newspaper
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TRY IT! TRY Ir!

For Is cents we will send the Weekly Even
ing Post for two months, or for 50 ceats we
will send the semi-weekly Evening Post for
the same time. Specimen numbers sent free.
Address, WM. c. BRYANT co
3loct New York.
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ADVERTISING reminds people of
things they had been wanting all
along, but had forgotten all about
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Who was tho straightest
man in the Bible9 Joseph, for
Pharaoh wanted to make 4
ruler of him.
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Single copy. one year, $500; tve copies,
one year, $3.50; ten copies, one ye ar. 5000.
Those subscribing now for one will rs>
eeiye the paper until January I,
0rwe will send the followingp ideals 10
subscribers, in connection with evening
Post at the prices named:
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DEAR SIE-Allow me in my
own behalf, to inquire If you
consider advertising really nee.
'ssary for . man to do, in order
that he may be successful in bu-
sinesa Hoping that you will fa.
Vor me with the information
sought for in Q short time, for
which you will please accept the
thanks Of yours truly.
]. F. VAN SHoRT, ,JR.
Il was God who commanded,
"Let there be lighs'--knowlsdgs
and progression.
1t was the Savior who com.
mAnded his deciplss to 60 into
the world and preach the truth
to every living creature. To ad.
vertiss new ideas, new principles
and new theories that mankind
might receive benefits. "Hide
not your light under a bushel"
was another order from those
lips, which moved only to bene'
ft humanity.
If q man would deal with the
public he must lot people know
where he is and what he wants
or has TO offer. The man who
has a store, places a sign thereon
so the one who would pass b.
may step in to purchase goods.
That is an advertisement, = sign
which iS only seen BY those who
pass that way. An advertise.
msnt in q newspaper is . live,
travelling sign, going from house
to house-from town to town,
from State to State, always Civ.
ing information. We notice 10 o
paper before us that watches are
made in Elgin, Illinois, and as
they are said to be the best
manufactured in the country, We
would purchase an Elgin rather
than o Swiss watch. In a Mag
aEine printed in London We no.
tice an advertisement Of Wilcox
& Gibbs Sewing Machine for
sale there and feel pride at this
evidence Of American thrift, in.
ventive genius aud energy. In
another London Magazine just
picked up we notice en- avertise.
ment Of HOlloway's pills, then
remember that by advertising
in this country over twenty mill
ions Of dollars worth of them
have been sold in this country
within twenty-five years. How
long would it have taken the ma.
ker OF those glObules to have
sold that amount Of medicine
BY going out with a tin trunk,
knocking at door after door tc
inquire Of some slip-Shod SER
want girl, or half scared old lady
"Would you like to buy a boz
of physic!" ~ don't know!"
One fact Is before us. A mar
csS not succeed in business now
a-days if he does no. advertise
The man who advertises forces
himself and his wares before ths
eyes Of the public. As the pub
lie reads Of him, thinks Of him
remembers him, it can not vel
think Of another at the same
moment, therefore buys tn.
most of the one who advertise,
most. OF course much dependl
upon the mode, manner and
style Of advertising.
A nan named Coblsigh in
Morrison, Illinois, was one day
presented q pair OF OK horns, .,
joke. He at once called biz
the Ok Horn Clothing Store
The novelty Of the name helped
it to popularity, till now th'
man and his store are known al
over the west, as people say
"What a funny nam e." and tn
owner has made Q fortune from
the trade folio wing his advertise
ment.
Helmbold made q fortune ou
Of his Buchu, not because th,
medicine had merit, but as b.
always said, because 1t was we'll
advertiaad Than tha noor fal
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TERMS Or SUBSCRIPTION.
BEMI.WEEKAY.

Single copy one year, $3.50; Ave copies, one
year, 100; ten copies, one year, $50; twen-
W copies, one year, 5000.
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Consumption 4 Rheuma,i,m

Immediate relief and . permanent cure
guaranteed IN every case. Particulars sent
Tree. Addiess Clinton Medical Institute. la7
Hast 18th ST., NY.
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Trees! Flowers! Bulbs! Seeds!
Nursery Stock, Fruit L Flower Plates
Address F. K. PHOENIX,
BLooMINGToNNURsERY
ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.

900 acres; 2ist year; II 9rsenhouses.
Apple, 900 yr.. $40; ~. $50; ~. $40; ". eoI
AcatAloglies, 10 cents. SAuxAm
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II the Urinary SrFa.; SaSSoisS; Sss nd sS.si q
keat0res the APpeSise.
atrenG1hens the system: a.
Resforer the Weak anil De ttated.
Causes the Heed g D1aenN
nssnavea DVaneDsia and lndiEeation.
PreventS MAlaFtOus foVeRsi
olives tone % yOar system.
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Dr. Cox's Hive Group eyHup has
been known and used by the medical profession
over 100 years, and as Iemeay 70, vC,os ,h.c S.e
any other Cough medicine ever offered 10 the
public, II 10 known as the Compound Syrup OF
SQuills, and formula may be found In every
medical dispensatory.
Dr. Ransonis Hive Syrup ana
TOlu, In addition to the ingredients for Cox.
Hive Syrup contains Balsam Of Tou, deeoetionof
skunk Cabbage Root and LobeliA, . combination
that must commend II TO every one as superior
remedy for Group, MhoeRlng Ce1S.2 ~
COlds, indeed for all affections Of the Throat
and Lungs where Cough Medicine is Necessary;
This GyruP r. Carefully Prepares
under the personal direction Of regular Physi-
clan OF over twenty years practice, whoee s,gnAr
ture Is attached to the directions on the bottle.
Hts saste is very pleasant and ehiidren
Every fAmaly should keep II IS ready
remedy for Croup, Colds, ETC., among the
children.
D. RIxsoA, Son & Co., Propr's. Buffalo, n. 7.
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gencer, Wltn CnrOmO 70 Z1
TO each subscriber 10 the Event ng Post and
Christian lntelllgencer will be sent the beau.
tiful Chrome, The Cleaners.
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CROOKS WINE OF TAR

n. Re. -, ysas. e.. SSo,.s sr = sfs -.
Crooks wine Of Tar 70
have more merit than
ever offered 70 the pub.
lie. It is rich In the
medicinal qualities OF
Tar, and uneQualed foi
diseases Of the Threat
and LangA. performing
the MOST RKhARKAnH
cures. IL EFTEcrUALLr
cures all COughs and
COIds. IL has cured 90
many cases Of Asthma
and brOnehitis, that IL
has been pronounced @
specific for these com.
plants. For Rnlns In
the Breast, Side %
Baek, GFaVei OF ktds
ney disease. Diseases
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-09

INTEREST ON THE STATE DEBT.-We
publish the following notice of the second
auditor in relation to the payment of inter-
est on the state debt for the benefit Of our
readers:
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, !
SECOND AUDITORS OFFICE,
aH RICHMOND, June Z, 1873.
Notice is hereby given, that the interest
on the public debt for July |, 1873, as pro-
vided by the act OF March 10, 1873, will
be paid here, on and after LIST July next.
The sterling interest will be paid in Lon
don by Messrs. Barring Brothers & Co.,
agents. .w
And the board constituted by the act of
March 10, 1873, to consider that question,
have determined that the unpaid balances
of interest for January and July 1872 as
provided by the act Of March 10, 1872,
shall be paid also, on aud after LIST of July
next.
Where stock has not been funded, the
old bonds or certificates must be presented
here, in order that the interest paid thereon
may be stamped on such stock.
Those who do not apply for their interest
in person are requested to send their orders
through parties outside of this office, as
official duties forbid my personal attention
to remit money or as acting attorney for
conversion or transfer of stock.
ASA ROGERS,
Second Auditor.
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MONTHLY MEETING OF THE METH
oDIsT SUNDAY-ScHooL UNIoN.-The
regular monthly meeting of the Methodist
Sunday-school union was held in Manches-
ter church yesterday afternoon, Z. L. d.
Walford president, and Charles P. Rady
secretary. The exercises were commenced
with singing by the Manchester school,
and prayer by the Rev. John Jackson.
Highly instructive and feeling addresses
were made by President Walford--sub-
jet: "Sunday-school Cause and its
Value" Secretary Rady-subject "For-
giveness"; and by Rev. W. B.McGilvray-
subject: "Theoretcal and Practical Teach
log In the Sunday-school.o
1he reports Of attendance in the schools
showed that Broad-street school had the
largest average for the month. The large
crowd in attendance were treated to seve-
raj sweet songs by the Manchester school
at various times during the meeting. The
next meeting of the union will be held at
Union-station church the second Sunday in
July. -
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OFF. CLERK HOUSE OF DELEGATES, I
my Slim

hlCHAoND, VA, jUHe 4lH, 1900
DY AUTHORITY OF An AIT or AS
ID SEMBLY, approved April 2, 1873, it is
lawful for the Circuit Court Judges of this
Commonwealth, unit. the times tor holding the
terms of their respective courts shall be pre-
scribed by law. to fix the time for holding such
terms. The terms of the thirteenth and four
teenth circuits have been fixed rs follows:
THIRTEENTH CIRCUIT.
Rockbridge county, 10th February, May and
September.
Augusta coun y, LIST March, June and Octo.
Der.
Highland county, 18Th April, August and No
vember.
Bath county. Goth April, August and Novem
Der.
Allegheny county, 25th April, August and
November.
FOURTEENTH CIRCUIT.
Roanoke county, LIST Mondty in April. August
and November.
Craig county, End Monday in April, August
and November.
Botetourt county, 3rd Monday in April, Au-
gust and November.
Floyd county. 4th Monday in April August
and November. .......
Montgomery county, LIST Monday af or lli
Monday in April August and November
Giles county, End Monday after 4Lh Monday
in April, August and November.
j. BELL BIGGER
Clerk of House of Delegates.
lie -dsw&w2awlm
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BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK


NEW YORK, June 9.-Money sac.
Gold 117aall7s. Governments dull and
steady. State bonds dull.
Preparations for the Obsequies of the Late
James l.. Orr.
New YORK, June S.-A meeting un-
der the auspices of the Grand Lodge of
Masons was held this morning at Masonic
Temple, Deputy Grand Master W. Elwood
Thorne presiding. The following addition
al arrangements were made regarding the
proposed obsequies to take place in this
city on the arrival OF the remains of James
L. Orr, late United States minister to Rus
sia. Owing to the absence from this city
of General Charles Roome, Grand Mar
shall of the Grand Lodge, Henry Clay
Preston, Past Eminent Grand Commander
of the Grand Knights Templar of the
state, is appointed Grand Marshal of the
procession. .
r. w. Deputy Grand Master Thorne
named the following distinguished Masons
to be pall-bearers at the funeral M. W.
Christopher g. Fox, NJ. w. John L.
Lewis, M. w. Clinton F. Paige, M. W.
James Gibson, M. w. John II. Anthem,
M. W. Isaac Phillips, M. W. James Jen-
kinson, M. W. Nathaniel M. Waring, NJ.
w. John j. Crane, M. W. S. II. johnson,
and Rev. Robert Mccoy.
The funeral will take place on Thurs
day if the remains arrive on Tuesday, and
on Friday if they arrive on Wednesday.
OHIO.
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Teiegraphic Summary.

Tie report that there had been success
full negotiations to accelerate the departure
Of the German troops from France is pro-
badly false.
Adviccs from Guatemala to May seth,
state that tie President has issued deer, c
granting religious liberty in the state. A
number of Protestant churches will be
erected.
The cholera has disappeared from the
country adjacent to the river Danube.
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JORDAN ALUM SpRINGs.-Thisf favor.

JORDAN ALUM SPRINGs.--This favor
ite summer resort, of which John W.
Cameron is proprietor, situated in Rock
bridge county on the line of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad, will be open for
the reception of visitors on the 10th inst.
Maj. G. B. Luck, who is so well known to
the travelling public, can be found at the
Jordan Alum, as ready as ever to adminis-
ter to the wants of its patrons. Surely
these springs are destined to be in Luck,
with such a popular manager. =. -
The hotels and cottages have all been
newly furnished and everything pertaining
to the comfort Of the invalid or pleasure
seeker has been done, making this one of
the finest watering places in the mountains
of Virginia. The medical properties of its
waters, consisting of alum, chalybeate
iodine, &C., are too well known to be com
mented upon by as. For further particu-
lars concerning the Jordan Alum Springs
read their advertisement to be found in
another column. ak. fz--E .gr -.-sa.r ..a
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ELECTION OF SUNDAY.SCHooL OF.
FICERs.--At meeting of the teachers of
Broad. street Methodist Sunday-school, the
following officers were reelected for the
ensuing year: Superintendent, e. E. Par
ham assistant superintendent, George L..
Bidgood /; secretary, S. 7. Beach assist
ntsecretary, William j. Riddick |; treas
urer, w. F. Richardson; librarian, s. Ed
ward Bates; assistants, j. G. Downward,
w. Holt Richardson, jr., and F. I. Bates ;
choirister, j.. W. Turner organist, Mrs.
d. In this connection We must mention
another unexpected 1--WE doubt not and
pleasing incident that occurred in the Sab
bath-school in the morning. Mr.. William
Willis, ir., on behalf of the female infant
class, presented, as slight token Of their
esteem and affection, a beautifully-bound
gilt-edged Bible to their teacher, Miss Jen-
ME e. 7&
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EXPENSES IN BANKRUPTCY-IMPo
TANT ORDER OF THE UNITED STATES
DISTRICT COURT.-The following order
has been issued from the clerks office of
the U. S. district court for the eastern
district of Virginia: SIT is ordered that
that no constructive travelling expenses
shall be allowed to asignees in any case in
bankruptcy nor any travelling expenses
in any case, when the order desired could
be obtained by mail, and no case where the
assets coming to the control OF the
assignee do not exceed the exemption
allowed the bankrupt, shall the allowance,
over and above the original deposit OF fifty
dollars, exceed twenty dollars to the
register, fifteen dollars to the assignee, and
ten dollars to the clerk, and expenses
actually and necessarily incurred"
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THE INFANT BRIGADE ON DRESS
PARADE SATURDAY AFTERNOON
THIRTY CARRIAGES IN LINE.-Satur-
day afternoon thirty colored nurses, each
pushing q child's carriage, containing from
one to two "dear sweet little babies" from
six weeks to two years old, formed line
and moved down The south side Of Broad
street to the Capitol Square. The sight was
really interesting and exhibited a grand
display of baby clothes and babies.
Mothers will no doubt take extraordinary
pains to have their babies gotten up in the
ue,y best style for the next grand parade,
which is soon to take place, when it is ex-
pected that their will be at least two hum
dred carriages in line, as they will visit the
Capitol Square and pass in view Of his ex-
cellency Governor Walker. ..r...
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MICHIGAN.
steamer and wharf Property .,rne,

Steamer and Wharf Property Burned.
DETROIT, June Sat 1880 this MORN
ing a fire broke out onthe boiler deck ofthe
steamer Meteor, leading at Buckeyes dock +,
foot of Second street, and almost instantly
the boat was enveloped in flames. She
was partially loaded. The captain says
there were four tons of blasting powder on
board. ....
Grummon's and Buckley & Co.'s ware
houses are now in flames, and although
there is but little breeze, the fremen seem
unable to gain any control over the fire,
which will soon reach Jefferson avenue.
--LATEST -.. r
DETROIT, June SIS p. M.-The
steamer Meteor was burned, and the pas
sengers rescued with difficulty. 1t is be-
lIeved that none are lost. The boat was
valued at $50 900. She had on full car
go for Lake Superior ports.
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FIRST AFRICAN BAPTIST CHURCH.
A large congregation was in attendance at
the First African Baptist church yester-
day. Rev. James Hamilton, of South
Carolina, preached at IL o'clock a. M,
and after the sermon the pastor OF the
church Rev. James II. Holmes baptized
seventy-eight converts. In the afternoon
the right hand of fellowship was extended
to eighty-three persons, and five were
received by letter. The revival which has
been in progress for some time is still going
on. The Sabbath-school connected with
this church is in fourishing condition.
There were more than seven hundred
scholars and teachers present yesterday.
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M MEXICO.

Trouble Between the United States and Msxi-
CO Observation-Disclosures Expedi ton De
nouHced as an 0utr0ge-R eparation to be
Demanded of the United States.
New ORLEANS, June s.-The Mata-
moras Voz Publica, the government organ,
in an editorial headed "Iuvasion. severely
criticises General MacKenzie's expedition
into Mexico, in pursuit of the Kicdapoo
Indians, denouncing the act as an agrees
sion upon a nation that is too weak to re-
sist, and intended to serve as pretext to
seize additional territory. The govern
ment of Mexico is urged to exact immediate
reparation for this violation of her sove-
reignty; and concludes by saying: "1f it
is not complied with, it will be found that
the Mexico of to-day is not the Mexico OF
1896" 1t is supposed this article reflects
the sentiments of the government, and was
received from the city of Mexico by tele-
graph. 1t is put forward to test the feel
ings of the people of the frontier Mexican
states. r....
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Financial,

TRANSACTIONS ON WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, June wall street is
very dull to-day. Gold has been firm at
1l75allS, with rates on gold loans of } to
s for carrying. Sterling exchange is quoted
at 109B and ll0s. respectively, for prime,
with the rates for business at sa3-l6 below.
The trade imports for the week amount to
$G,3S2, 23l, all of which is general mer-
chancise except 1886, 1923 dry goods. Mon
ey is very abundant, borrowers ON call be-
ing supplied at 4a5, and prime mercantile
paper selling at 7a74. Government bonds
are strong and higher to-day. Southern
state bond at the board were nominal. In
the stock market tranactions have been
small except in Pacific mail and Ohio and
Mississippi, the former having fuctuated
between 3Ss and 4of, and the latter be-
tween 3S4 and 39s. Otherwise the fluctu-
atoms have been inside per cent.
BANK STATEMENT.
The following is the weekly bank state
ment: Loans, decrease, $540, 900 +; specie,
increase, $500. 500; legal tenders. in
crease, $975,700 net deposits. increase,
$6,339 300 circulation, decrease, $l3, 900,