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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-01-11
WILLIAM G. LOVE,
COUNTY RECORDER, White Pine
county, Nevada.

A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND AFFIDAyITs
n TAKEN Deeds, Mortgages, Powers OF At
tOrney, Declarations Of Homestead, Leases,
Liens, and other instruments of writing. drawn
with care. Conveyancing in all its branches at
tended to. OFFICE Courthouse, Hamilton,
Nevada. ~janll-tf
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-01-11

Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover pre-
vents the hair from turning gray, and return
gray hair to its natural color.
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Pimples on the face. Eruptions, Blotchcs.
Scrofulous diseases and all sores arising from
impure blood, are cured by DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery.
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When watchful wives in Louisville see
their husbands feet coming around the
corner they light the fire and prepare
tea, for they know that the good men
will soon he home.
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MORTALITY IN SALT LAKE CIrY.-The
deaths for December are given ut 4s I;
and for the year 1872. 537.
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DifD.

sHERIFF-In Unionyilie, New, January 3, Mrs.
Amelia II. Sheriff. q native of Washington City,
L.. c., aged 90 years.
WALES-In W~innemucca, New. December 20,
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Wales, aged 90 years.
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WOODRUFF Il ENNoR, Notwithstanding
bad roads and dull times, keep their
lines running right along, with the regu-
larity Of a chronometer and the prompt
ness of a tax-collector. Others go and
come, business changes take place, the
skies darken, and the storms beat, but
the business Of w. & E. knows no
change, except at intervals Of about II
miles they change tired for fresh horses.
Their motto is, In God W.kE. Trust
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WILLIAM L.

COUNTY CLERK, WHITE PINE CoUN-
- TY. Nevada. Acknowledgements and aihda-
Wits taken. Conyeyancing in all its branches.
OFFICE Courthouse, Hamilton, Nevada.
iauil-tT
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Agent for Robinson District.

WARREN PARRISH, in the Postofice, Mineral
City, is Agent for The White Pine News. Will
receive subscriptions and Advertisements, and
orders for Job Printing.
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THE NEW AppEAL.-Bro. Mighels con-
centrated his genius, talent, and long ex-
perience, last Sunday, in tine issue of an
enlarged form of his Carson daily, which
is always fresh, attractive and profitable
in the reading. This enlarged sheet is
from new type, from Faulkner's Fonn-
dry, and is IN excellent print. We trust
the support accorded will be abundant to
enable Robinson & Mighels to proftably
maintain their present fair proportions.
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Nem TosDag.
RANK-cLoslNc NOTICE.

VNHE BANK OF CALIFORNIA. HAVING DE-
l. TERAiINED to close its Agency at Hamil-
ton, Nevada All persons having business with
said Agency are hereby notified to present their
accounts for adjustment, on or before FEBRUA-
RY LIST. 1873. All persons indebted to said Agen-
cy will be required to make payment ON or be
fore same date. JOHN A. PAXTON. Agent.
Hamilton, Jan. 10. 1873. janII-3w
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ADVERTISEMENT for The News must be handed
In by noon of Friday.
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WILLIAM TIMSON,

COUNTY TREASURER. OFFICE AT
" A. g. Gordon's store, Dunn street above
Hamilton. Office hours from 10 a. IN. to 4 p. n.
~jan1l-tf
, 1873-09-26

in tho short interview tho roporcr had with him. Thd
foason for hs doing VIVA very satisfactorily ox-
pp1nei 10 tho Reporter yoater1ny M caks OF mis-
}akep ilenuty 1Ind tho railroad rrcallcnt jccn nH-
htlrcd hat thu reporter represented TI,R Tn1nHr ho
would have gal1y made Tho statement TINT ho Buiae.
qucntly dill mako Thinking however, Tint ho nljeht
bd addressing nttacho OF notoriolhly ,urnlifut
morning paper In which caHo lic would l,ayo bcon
acan1alous1y misrorrcscntol, l,u spoke yagnoly
Tho Illinois cen.rn III place Of tlschnrging ita etn-
p1oyca on the ground that it's freight business Ia ss-
pended, n bcgtnntNs e end awaiting II within tow
daya rush Of tralo which Will lax II Severely Tho
country which feeds tis road IL now crnlnned with
gran waiting to 10 n,ovo md tho prospective iraio
viii 10 in,nctec-n,oro than It eyur hnn been. TIM
present srlngrnoy ia merely temporary. spccio Ia
It's way from Liverpool Willis cirrcicy IL coming In
largo quantities fron, New York. rho carrying cara.
city nf tho road IL to lc severely taxed, and additional
facilltlcs inperativcly needed. 1nBcad therefore,
Of achargnB employees, tho ron Is takin9 moro, and
tho work Of preparation for tho Immediate future ia
being foycraAly pushed. Moro nro being con-
arlctca and tho shops have orders to turn out now
car every dny. Tho enrorhuoua hnndB aro be-
Ing Utilized III various ways. nnd by thu tflno tho
monoy ART vea to move tho grain tho road will bo IN
readiness to mect tho demand. h1r. Novel; regards
tho outlook ~ most cheering. !" llere ia grain
Il In the East and nhrea, and must send thctr money
to getit. And 1t will como rauriug in here In
quantities. understand another half million arrived
here today, whuo moro will come daily, havo no
doubt.h
Mr.. NOVEL; did mot o1preas h.s opinion ~ to the
Efaom Of tho banks in tho stop thoy Ind tahon but
Thought tho publication OF 1t i aensatioal why Was
calculated to Cause unnecessary excitement and mug
nifty tha prevalent dtsruat.
, 1873-09-26
pES MO1NES.

DRs MorsEs, H., Sept. 25.--Tho moneiary panio
creates great deal Of interest, but not dangerous
excitement. The general belief to be TINT cool
ness md camncss tho part Of thu people for fow
dnSs will bring things out right. There is general
disposition to treat tho bauls with frIcnlnesB and
ronadenco. No inclination has been developed to
mako run any Of tho banks hore, aud al of them
arc In quiet and safo condition, doing
al thelr rcgular bna!ncss without excitement
Or Interruption. Tho action Of the Chicago banks to-
day il vcry generally commended. Our business men
Will sustain tho DtB Mofncs banks In kc action II 1t
becomes necessary. Our bankers arc confident that
the panlo will end speedily, mud without serious injury
to any part of the country. There In this city two
National Banks. Two private banks, md two hasings
One Of tho National md the two private banks arc
owned by B. +. Allen, prcslden! Of the Cook County
Gaional banB, Of Chicago Public confidence has not
be:n disturbed In single ono Of cur banks and, but
tor tho temporary stagnation in the grain and Bock
srade nothing out Of the usual course Of trado would
bo noticeable here. General business is better hors
now thau 1t has been for three years. FarMess arc
buying moro than usual, aud paying cash for al
kscy buy. The eamo feeling Of confidence which ia
Exhibited hero seoms to be shared by Ill tho larger
Elites aud towus Of Iowa. The State Ia full Of good
grsin, and feel certain that 1t will all bring good
prico before spring.
, 1873-09-26

Speefat pis'atrA 70 Tho CAteuyo Tribune.
WARRINGTON D. e., Sept. 25.-ny tho purchase Of
bonds as ordered oil last Friday Night, the Goyorrs-
1nent has put out nbont fl3,60o,0oo of grcenback
currency which. according to tho Treaaueers financial
statement Of this attornoou, leaves currency
balance In that institution Of about s, ,2s0, 600.
Altogether there were purchased during tho four days
following tho which tho order was given ST.
192650 In bonds. at average Of fraction over 10
per cont premium. It Bcpms after all thoro was
LIMIT rLAuEp
upon tho amount Of bonds that wero to DO purchased,
mud, having reached that lml, no more wGro bought
when offered for aalc Yesterday It Is quite eyldont
that the currency thrown upon tho market by
tho Government has had benehcial effect
on Now York, II not elsowhere, mud
from Indications to-day tiero will not likely be, for
sono time at esst any further order scn for tho pur-
ehaao Of moro bonds.
11@K TnEAsuAx'a MONTHLY pnoaRAMME,
no fur "a buying boula III concorned, has
not been carried out for about three wecka,
tho orlcrs to tho 6ul,-Trcaasrer Ut
New York having been virtually II not actually, ro-
yokcd aomo time aRo. The programme for no1t
month, which will DO Mado public Oh Monday, will be
materially different from thoao Immediately preced-
Ing It. Tho probability Is TINT the Same amount Of
gold will be Sold but smaller amount Of bonds will
be bought.
Prominent Treasury officials ns1art That tho reports
which continue to 10 made in cersalu quarters, tend
Ing to show that worry bad condition Of affairs e1lstH
In financial circles, have for their foundation Au almost
cntlrely hotit4oua basis, and arc
HApK ron brEuuLATfvE puRVoaEs.
Bpooulatora holding Government 80 honda aro most
anxious and po1sIaont In te!s appeals to tho 1esi-
, 1873-09-26
rAtEAEO.

CHICAGO YESTERDAY ltEcE1vED THE JUDAH KlH9,
and tho traitor lu the household TINT betrayed hor In
tereats, her business, aud her reputation Into tho
hands Of the Phistincs Is TINT newspaper sheet which
is nothing II not sensational and inaipid when not
weak. Tha Chicago is not crueied by her foes IL no
merit Of tho Chicago 1tmes For days the banks Of
tic city against gigantic odds, had bravcy md suc-
cesBfuuy struggled to maintain their standing md
Holvoncyt oven when financial wrecks wero floating
FROM tho Eastern Ocean, frcighted with frantic aud
drowning men, and threatening By coutact the STD.
biltty Of tie staunchcst,
For days after failures mud suspensions in tho Emit
cities The Chicago banks held brnvely sud rn,-
IT, paying out millions Of ollarsi In cash to sstan the
business Of tho city and Northwest. Despite of gen.
eral confidence in their integrity anl Hoiynncyt many
Of tho nervous and apprchenByo withdrew their cur
rency from Tho banks md locked up in Idle aud un
productive security tho demands from country cor
respondents for advances on ccrcnle rushing to this
market were largo md urgent. For days the Greatest
bankng-hou1cs III tho nation'a grcatest money mart
had practically abandoned Ill currency payulcnts
and by
4 BonT or SYNDICATE UNION
through their clearinghouse had established fc-
tttouH representative Of capital based On COL
lateraa, which called certificates. Chicago
bankers wero not prepared to 60 to thla
extent IN ussumed values, and were resolved to
hold full faith with tle public possibilities pcg-
mitted.
Tho readers of yeRtetday's TRIBUNE notet the fecl-
ing reported In these columns, without sensational
headlines, In account ef Al interview with pro.-
neut banker, as follows:
tTho banks must Act In uniHon for aef-protcction
which tho socurity Of epoh!torA anl tic g,,aral-
runcy 10 country bankera shipments Of produce
uss refiso large payments Of crrcnuy at Tho conn.
ts ES al t 9 sss fs e. ao Yan
House, an then only a1ancea oa setes! by CURRENCY:
, 1873-09-26


Eptcfai Dfspafeh 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
ToLEno, sapt. 9S-ThD financial tidal wavc laa ut
length reached this r1ace. The first rirptes
III lhe slackeutng ur of business on 'Ohnnge, which
proceeded worry gradually Until today, when oil opcr-
nsions except aettlcneus camo 10 stan-sttl. There
will hardly 10 nryth!ng Of resumption Until nattore
aro arranged u Now York, that drafts and e1clhnXo
nil! DO Lpnored. The bahk1 hero fiavo virtually re-
fused to aeoaat any paper bs drawu hT grain f'oia
on Nov York. Eyou tho direct buyers and cxportora
clal,n thu. tleir sterling bills are not
ho,,orci, md tho result In there is
nothing Icft for tho coniaaion merchants hero to do
but to at dawn and walt uut tho lobris Is cleaned
sway sufficiently to allow tho restoration OF communal
catu1t, Thoy express confidence that this will bo
brought about
IN EIGHT on TEN pArH.
Ncta business Of various kfnls Hnera next in pro-
portion to tho graiu bnatness, at least tho Objects
moro porccptihto. This c,aas Of merchants report
groat paralizauon VI trado in tho last two days.
Kraus l. Smith, prominent firm Of Gcrmnn bhnkcra
here, announced their failure aftor business hors
thla cyen1ng, and made an assignment, including
tllclr personal and privnto properly to Coghtn. Ow
Ing to tho laoncsa Of the hour 1t IL impossible 10 OBJ
tain Idea Of tho FIRMS asaeta liabilities, but 1t ia
goueraiy bcfiovod that It eau pay evgry tfoiar Thu
housoa Of tho partners btelego1 By crowds Of
oxcitu Germans, who Will not DO satisod by my
treaties to whit until an examination can be n1ado Of
the drnla accounts, but fnstst having oxplana-
tlon bcfore leaving. It Ia supposed by thoae who
should know that tho failure In easisod by se-
yere losses suffered by tho firm Soma throe
yeare ago in tho failure Of Potter Lonk, tho ieautng
brewer Of tho city, and that IT has becn struggling
crushed 1t. There is suspicion Of my other bank
In thu cttv.
, 1873-09-26

LONDON, Sept, 25.-0no hundred aud c!ghty-a
thonsand pounds in bullion was shipped from Liyer
pool to New York today.
Tho London Daily tetrs believes tue financial panic
In New York will possibly lead to a resumption Of
specie payments.
LONDON. Sept. 2o.-Tho Dat'u Telegraph, In another
artfcIe the American crisis, says It cauno bc too
strongly enforced that there Is nothing radically ut-
aouud here or In tho United Statcs Tho great maBs
Of capitalists 1a not affected by the trouble IN Now
York,
Tho Dolly Nera remarks that In the nbsenco Of
system Of long Credits tho materials for panic among
American trnuinB houaes DO not exist. It beeyes tho
worst is ovcr.
1t ia said TINT bullion to tho amount OF c5o0o Will
be Withdrawn from tho bank, to 10 sent to America BY
naxt Saturdays steamers.
, 1873-09-26


DATES-At thDtr homo. 48O North Dearborn Sept.
2s Mary Hizshoth vito Of Ell ltate,, Of ~. city.
Saturday morning At II O'Clock. Hur(aI at Qtacoand
Cemotory.
tisn1, Henry Fullpr agod a6 yoars.
GRANT Sept. a5 Maraaroth Grant,. aged 81 ycars.
Funeral Sunday, Sept 2 at 30 o'clock her lata
fcaldenGc, % South Jnl1eEsnn.st.
ff Phiiadophia papors please copy.
9AHDNER-At Kcnsingtou, Ill.,, ou tho 18th inst, Of
consumption. Maroa T. vito of p. g. Gardner, AHod n
ybnrs md 10 months.
~ poio1an. Ws., and Zancayfic, O., psposs please
COPY.
sT0pk1Ng-Ropt. ii, Florence Iaabelto, youngest
DAUGHTER Of tho Res. Dr.. and Isabello Stocking.
Remains taken East.
HQCKWE1I-Qn Wednesday eyoniur, Sept. a. Goorea
8. Rockwell, sKeh i8 years.
Friday, at p. m.
McrARTllY-0a tho 2{th inst, Jerou,la}, afcCnrth,
Of tho late Dens MCCARTHY ateredoru eceasSd I'D
Anne McEa.thy.
Funaral from hs !ato rcstdence No. "a Duo L1and.
Az, attloctook friday Sept. 26 Carnagca to Calvary.
0I1fFoKp-;At Evanston, ILL.,. Sept "a, 1t 6p. NJ,
LeAn1sr Clifford ag8d 6a years,
Funeral Friday, Sopt. II. at p. m.
, 1873-09-26

Special Dis3,ateh 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
p1r1snuRan, Sept. 25.-The lnancial hurricane haa
blown ovor far this city ta concerned. No
failures occurred tolay aud confidence sec1ns to bo
returning In right good earncst. The Security Trust
Company, which suspended OF Monday, and tho Law
saviuga Bank Which closed yesterday have not
yet resumed, but there js ample eytdence Of sufficient
security to satsfy oil depositors. James r. Brady
Co. havo not yet made statement but It is expected
that they will on Saturday Monday. Money to-Iay
eaater an procurable tho streea at from 10 to
u por cent on well endorsed paper.
, 1873-09-26

Spsefat Dispateh to Tho Chitago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, seps. a5.-A quiet feeling prevails In
financial circles, mud thora ia changc whatovcr to
note. Thu bonka continue TO pursue conservative
policy, aud conhno themselves to promptly mestipg MI
legitimate demands mado on them, making advances
grain produce. Business IN bseaastusa Ia very
light and whoat saca limited to settling dcroncoa.
Tie announcement this morning that tho Chicago
bnnks had suspended currency payments for tho
present caused good deal Of comment, but tho
tractou received BY bankcrs In tho afternoon nayed
whatever excitumcnt had been caused,
, 1873-09-26

S,t..ft,f f,f.,.,tch IL, ri. RI fr,,,a -

Srectaf ut.Iasteh to Tic Ghfruso Tribune.
DAynNronr, H., Bopt. 25,-rhu uowH rnceired to-
day In regard to tho financial panic creatcd profound
fee]ng In Davenport, although thoro but little
citeraent aud no extraordinary run ou tho banks,
which havo been transacng business uaual all 1ay,
Tie news Of tho suspension Of Chicago banks came
hero worry much e1aggcrnted and assumed great mag
uttuio, Grating fcoing Of fear aud apprehension
lost the suspension might aIoct tue banks Of tlis city
thoy being unalle to draw their balances III CHI
cago. hut nll 0nr bauka have ample funds
Gil hafd 80 ~ to Fen,!ex sNspen-
sion Of business unnecessary. There will
10 no closing OF doora Tomorrow There cannot be
the slightest danger OF tho faura Of any Of tho banks
Davenport having the largest banking Institutions In
lows. The capital Of o three National aud two sav-
inga banka amounts to over o0o aud thoy neyur
were III D Aouudtr condition than to-day.
, 1873-09-26

NEw HAVEN, Conn.,, Bopt. 25.-The managers OF the
savings hanks ot ts city have voted 1t prudent to
uiro notice Of the withdrawal Of largo deposits but
continue 10 pay Bmali bu.na lsihaaa thus fur.
There laa bean no run upon any OF
tho savings banks, the National Banks, tho
Stats Banks tho trust companies, Or private banters in
the city but til" of The savings banka has bcen
alIoY to urula~. ..;rowers aud deposiors alike.
, 1873-09-26

BALT1MoRE, Sept. 25.-ThO officers Of The associ-
ated banks Of Baltimore met ibis afternoon and re-
solved, III view Of the present financial satson not
to pny out money checks except what may be re-
qulred for legitimate business purposes banks to cor
ufy all good checks Which may DO used in business
transactions. 1t Is confidently believed hero
that tho banks In tl4is city werc mover
In moro sound condition than at
present, and their action this afternoon il recognized
prudent precantion against any panic. Tho mer-
cantio and commercial interests Of tho city while ex-
peioncing to degree tile general pressure snd
tightnesa In money, regarded as being On aafo
knd sound basts Trade Ia very limited Tho foeling
Today, sympathizing with the favorable dispatches
from New York. is mitch better than for several days
previous, and It Is confidently expected that business
-Giu soon revive.
, 1873-09-26
THE FINANCIAL SITUATION,


90 savings banks can rc1nlro nnd 1t VIA coar ut
i o'clock that regnAr r,,n Of Formidable tinet,.
mems Ind commenced, 1t waa judged boHt to
'snslnnd payment nnt tho Excitement should l,syo
aafn1niahet anu Tho loora rosod nt 11so r. slitz h
oo private bankers on arlawod street, closed their
aoofe' tl!orc being something or rnh oil them, md
1neS aoin8 honothtnB In tho way OF savings busI-
Ncss There arc
NO OTHER susrTHsfoNs
anu towards the close Of tho AFTERNOON tcro syas
Gamer foolin8 Other links here aro in strong con-
aton' aud feel confident that they cannot 10 forced
INTO sabpcns'on. Tho City uaul email coucorn will
70 INTO hqu1uatlon aud close up lis b,,sincas.
, 1873-09-26

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, 1873-09-26

SAVANNAH, aa., Sept. 25.-The run on tho Savannah
bank and Trust Company have ceased; that on the
Bank Of Georgia continuod up to tho hour Of closing
Dot, thought to be fully able to eot all Demands
Tho other banks proceeding usual, and the OK
citement IL Diminishing. 4 meeting Of tho Chamber
Of Commerce. to couador tho state Of AFFAIRS 1s called
for this evening,
, 1873-09-26
FORT WAYNE, IND.

SFse}dl Di1pa|eh % Ths Ch1t0Yo tribune.
onr WAINE Ind :, Sept. 23,-The financial outlook
In thIs city favorable than Ut present.
and fears entertained OF panic hcro. Business
Is being conducted in tic usual manner, anl money Ia
Plentiful. rho banks report themselves fully able TO
ustan my run on thom which might b. made. Mono
of them havo been Affected by tho failures In New York
or elsewhere up to this date.
, 1873-09-26

NASHVILLE, Tcnn Sept, 25.-TAe National banks OF
ta city tssc aud poAed the following pacarlH this
morning: In Wow Of tho monetary crisis and sus
pension Of tie Now York md tho banks Of ohor cties
mud nlso in view Of ts wofare Of various friends
mil customers, 1t IL hereby ngscod by tho four Nh
tona Banks Of this city, that we suspend currency
payments Oh MI balaucoa exceeding $500.
At largo and full meeting Of the poard Of TF'o this
afternoon tho courso Of tho bankH was unanimously
npprosed and resolution adopted that tho merchants
aud business Of tho city would contin,fo to dcpuH
1t With aud mid tho banka by evcry means In their
power. general good feeling prevails among busl-
moss men, md there no symptoms Of panic
, 1873-09-26
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ch,.oJ ,,na.,.,. 1ssn 49,. III, c,,y hands tlot
hnvc tco,, 1,o,,o,,.
1rho ,,,lIft,os ~
,x, ..,o,, .,.-,ov,r
rorh ~ +,ts c .~, ..n, .,a ,,v I'm fopontro,1or
of Nm rurr..,.,, =. ~ ,n,rlv or o,,,c.
4. Mn oDo on tho d,y ~ +ho nusnensInp
tbo s.,nn nfy,cn, ea.,nn,c, the liabilities of ts cnn
ccrn "a ubol. fdoo mn mr. s7no mn
I.rrsr
, 1873-09-26

AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept. 25.--Thc National Exchange
Bauk the Morchanta' and Planters National Bank Of
Augusta, aud the Planters Loan and Savings Bank
havn suspended Tho on tho banks has been
heavy, especially this morning.
Cotton is coming In freely, but there is money to
move it.
, 1873-09-26

bnnkB occaeoncd ltto o1cltcnlcnt at hrat, but 1t
soon subsidized. Quiet anl confidence Is being ro-
stored. Tho general fcolinB Is that tho Chicago
sanka acted wlaely. Tho Burlington banks
aro strong, md Mt present do not
seem to fear Tint any pressure Will
disturb thom. Ther0 Ia n lItto nerVouancsB among
merchants ait, other huslnega mon, but no Indications
OF paulc.
, 1873-09-26

sEtMA Ala, sept. 25.--The Selma Savings Bank sus-
pended to-day. The assets believed to be ample to
pay all ta aohts and liabilities and to save tho capital
stock nearly entire.