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Application 70. Patent.
NOTICE NO. olo.
L. :. REGISTERS OFFICE,

L. =. REGISTERS OFFICE,
EUREkA, Nevada, July II, 1881
q Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the Eureka Consolidated Mining
Company Cpostoilice address, Eureka,
Nevada has this day filed in this office
a diagram, together with a notice of APP
plication tor q patent from the United
states, under act OF Congress approved
May 10, 1872, Tor sos and 40 feet of the
lupita deposit or lode, and the mill-site
pertaining thereto. the mining claim
running too and TO feet nOrthwesIorly
and III and $40 feet southeastcrly from
the Iupita shaft, Situated in the Eureka
mining district, Eureka county, state of
Nevada, n described In the plat and
field notes on file in this office, as fol-
SURVEY No. 40, LOT A.
beginning AT a post whence the highest
l0.tt al Euly Hi hears =. 3lAi degrees
". 50 feet tine flagstaff in the town of
tureka bears N.i3 deg. 80 min. T.. 1850
feet thence running ;. - deg. +. Isl and
10 tnet, whence the lupita shaft bears
:. oil deg. .2lo ieet thence y. t5l deg.
L. 81 feet thence =. To deg. +. 81 feet, to
the northern orncr OF the Elliptic
ground; thence :. TO-. deg. w. Isl feet, to
post ON the northeastern boundary OF the
sentinel claim thence y. 81 deg. W. 336h
feet, the northern Ornc of the SCnti-
mel claim thence =. 40. deg. w. 153 feet,
along said sentinel survey 10 the eastern
corner OF the Al Last survey thence n.
. Geg. w. 40 and 2-l0 feet, to the north
rru corner OF 1.-THE Vt Last Survey and the
eastern corner OF the Lookout survey ;
and ihtucc y. b deg. +. 2Go feet, to the
place Of beginning containing 3 acres.
Also h following described piece or
parcel OF land, aS part of the above min
lH- CIalnl as ii mll!->lte. and upon which
TIA" company has erected reduction
works:
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Apple tion for Patenr.
NOTICE. NO. .-}.
Is. EEGIsTEEs UFTCE.l

W. -.
is. REGISTERS Officer
EUREKA. New, August 18th. 1870. >
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
simeon WCuLau po>tutilGC aturtSS
Inr,cy Nevada hast this day Med i'm this
Office n diagram, together with Il n"tl't
OF aprliCatiun Tor patent from inc / ui'u
States. under the Act Ct congress, ap-
proved May 10Th, l>.I, .rr tittruh nun
dred I.5uOl linear feet of the Arctic lode,
the same running iuN feet suUihgas'lr Fly,
andlluu feet uurthwC>terly from the Local
ton monument. with surface ground iNV
feet in width, situate in tur.E MINING
District, Eureka County, state al \rNit-
da, and described in the plat ana Loid
notes, ON file i'll this office, as
L. :. sURVEY. No. IS.
beginning at a post marked No l tt.
:. survey. No. 3, whence the section cor.
ner common to sections >, %. :, ). /
26 ". Il. Is T.. NJ. u. NJ, bears :. - deg.
j min. W, 2,94i trct. post Va. 81. ut survey
No. 81, made tor simeon Ntulau, on the
Garrison lode, bears y. u deg. = min.
W. III feet, and tn center ot the mouth
of the Arctic tunnel hears =. 45 utS. T..
l,l16 feet thence running y. o. deg. l..
400 feet, to post marked No. =, l.. =. sur
yCV. No. Is: thence =. 81. de-. r, I.Hut
feet. to posi- marked Ne. s, l.. =. survey,
No. s.: thence :. o. DIS. w, fNA It. Ia
post markyd Ne. 4, / =. survey, No. -;
and thence \. 81 o'g. W, i,1tt feet. To
post No. l., tn" place ut beginning, con-
from the true meridian. with a magnetic
variation of l6l deg. last,
This claim is on surveyed land, in /. u
y, Il. Is l.. VI. l.. NJ, agu Is bounded en-
neither end by any known claimants,
the nearest mine j. the Garrison. This
-. - - ga So 1r..I-T r.4n.r4 ] - -,
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SHlstGlangOus.
SE4ERlEE'S SALE.

STATE OF NEVADA,,l
COUNTY OF EUEEKA.
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Applic alton fo,
NoIlCE NO. 90

TE1EIREKA, Nevada. DoFFrs,
NoiICE Is HEREBY 'upe =, ls
the Richmond Mini GIVEN,
Nevada tpostoifice addrna,s NGCnIs1
reka County, NeyadaI bs, tureks
cation Tor Patent Tor fave nave nade !
R ,l nno nan (5Olhl lineaNI Oiadted
mirnm9nd lode, bearing sii Sl let d
minerals; the same Jeinr1i , g and
ana one and a hall tanis I'VE hur
from Inc southeast sids solthtas
nam incline, situated in rul he ID
district, Eureka COUNTY YEA Nd
described in the Mat any Ne'aas' /
ME In this Office as follow ned nOe
U. $. SURVEY. no. =,
BEGINNING at a rost mo. Vi
surNt! NO. 81, maze ior the I Tr No+l
Soiluated company, uron ~ hGfrka
loue the same being the M e NAM
corner OF said claim. uosl hOh)
summit OF Ruby Hin, TbGiaihs hts1
most southerly corner ot "ss Is al0|
maze Tor the Eureka Conso uuisey I'd
pany on the lookout ldoiusledQ
nor'nWeSt corner Of the Naelts
ing Works bears n. t2s, d.in,ohdH(
iett, ana the flagstaff in F%urs.ee LEE W
US degrees +. 1854 ten,eAa otau
nlng thence, first, \. All and
~ X feet second, S. Is dec u Utgfts
third. ;. 5iA deg. Z. sui !. m.%e I
n: Ss deg, +. 300 feet, TO the 'p pIss, il
ginning, containing $50 sc, pisce o.
expressed from true meridian .C
l6h deg. East. ''ara
The claim is on u~nsurveyed ,o,,
Is bounded on the northwest snc,
ana southwest by the RicbmS' lOnl
Company OF NeVaaa, and an ' ~ NJ
east by the Eureka Consolida,,aIde T. i
Company. "''u Nj
This claim is recorded in roo,n
i5o, OF the Mining Records of I !.
Mining District and a copy " VI ~
tee and diagram can be tounf r1 ~
the hosting works of the mine tVs''
jeH CYRUS i. HORN Roof,
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10 II Stockholders of the Sou,h
Eureka Mining Company:

RI VIRTUE OF \ WARRANT IS.
- StEbto me on the Fourteenth bay
9i August, \. h, 1873, by the Honorable
T. J.. Jnachlmsen, a Justice of the Peace
IN n Tor the city and County of San
Idncisc0, conierring upon me fun pow
80 antue OF lhe statutes in such ease
"hu provided, To call a meeting OF
Ine Stockholders OF the south Fureka
inning company Therefore, | do here
" glSc notice, that a meeting of the
of the South Eureka Min
M ,"iApan will be held at the Office of
No. 400 California street,
HI,H'"tfs' III II City and County OF San
. I"nciSco, at y o'clock, NJ. on Saturday
'A' ''ih DAY OF August, 1878.
~ I. +. CRONISE.
ing Company. auiStd ~"
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

DHENIX SILVER MINING COMPA-
L Ny Location Of principal place
of business, San Francisco, Cal. Loca-
ton of works, Eureka, Eureka County,
State of Nevada.
NOTICE is hereby given that at a meet
ing of the Board Of Directors held on the
fifth day of August 1873, an assessment
no, ~ of twenty-five (25l cents per
share was levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporation, payable Immediately
in United states gold and silver coin, to
the Secretary, at the office OF the COM
pany. room % Hayward's Building. il9
California street, san Francisco, Cali.
fOruia. .
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the llth day Of
September, 1873, will be deemed delin-
uuent and advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on the SECOND DAY
OF OCTOBER, 1873, to pay the delin-
uuent assessment, together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order OF h Directors.
JOSEPH MAGUIRE, Secretary.
Office Room % Hayward's Building, No.
4l9 California street, San Francisco, Cal.
auq-td
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NOTICE NO. Oh
|. $. Orr,c,

r -. LAND 0FFICg.
LVREkA. Nevada, June rs, ia
Office is HEREBY C1vrx
~ the Richmond Mining Con,
Nevada tpos tOffice address. FuraEa~
reka County, Nevadal have made
cation o patent for six hundred
lineal feet of the TipTop lode, bearnvI
Nerand other minerals; the same n
six hundred feet northwestern frnm
southeast side of entrance TO tbs M
mond mine, known as the main nv
Top incline, situate in Eureka !,
ing District, Eureka COsnty Vs,.Y
and described in the plat and field nj
on file in this office as follows, viz.
L. :. SURVEY no, 65.
beginning at the northeast corrsr|
Patent survey No. "a, made for the M
mond Mining Company of Nevada
the Richmond lode. a post marked ri
mOnd y. Z. corner. ard Tin TopSFJ
ner; whence the Tip Top shalt besr]
II degrees W. l40 feet, and The tlasstas
Eureka bears n. t5 deg. is min. i. l|
feet, and running thence, first, y. h
deg. ". COO feet second, $. So deg, w.
feet third, :. 3iA deg. +. Goo ieet tOua
n. IS deg. +. 80 feet, to the place of
ginning, containing S93 acres. COur
expressed from true meridian, variati
1th deg. East.
This claim is on unsuryeyed land,
is bounded on the northeast, soulhw
and southeast by the Richmond Min
Company of Nevada; on the northv,
not known.
This claim is recorded in BOOK B., n
$50, of the Mining Records Of Eur
Mining District, and a copy OF said no
and diagram can be found posted On
Tip Top shaft.
je27 CIRTSF. HORN, Rpgists
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cation for Patent
No .>Dl
u s. LAND OFFICE,
W.T. I9.f-~F VT 7
EUREKA, NEv, August l, 1884,

l. :. LAND OFFICE,
EULEKA, NEv, August |, 1884,
Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, TIN
~ the Richmond Mining Company,
Nevada pOstOflice address Eureka, n
reka county, NeV.,) have made alplG2
ton for patent Tor fifteen hundred H,ay
linear feet of the st. George lode, Otaflj
silver, lead and other minerals, rulnlnI
northeasterly from the northeast Ou1
Diary ofthe Lookout claim patent "
Ney No. 43), with Il width Of rs feet, sly
ate in Eureka Mining District, hufiS]
county, Nevada, and described ps ~
and field notes on file in his oiIS
follows, viz;
U. :. SURVEY No. 66.
Commencing at a post in stone MOn3
ment marked st. George, ), W. colo |
being the n. W corner CT fateII suiS
No. As, on the Lookout lode; WhehC Nv ~
entrance to main incline OF lhe " nt y
mond mine bears :. to degrees W.
feet. and the flagstaff on man sute.
the town of Eureka bears n. q ues;,
min. T.. 10 $50 feet; ana iuhs sa
thence, first, y. 3iA deg. " low " %l
thence, y. 81 deg. f. DO leet sh Idn Y
34A deg. r. 1850 feet thence % W. All \
2l5 feet, to che place of beginning, y
tanning 6.9i acreS Courses eApisfSIs
from true meridian with variation" u"
deg. +. ,ordS an
This claim is on unsurveyea iahu' Biz i.
is bounded on the southwest .! lnS = AN
mond Mining Company OF Ne ."ntbss
the Poorman lode, and on tne sVs Winir
by the Eureka Consoliaa'eu ~
Company. Dock F nal
ia, of the Eureka Mining heeor' can
copy of said notice n GiaSrn If 50
found posted on the ;. W eoi"O
st. George Patent survey. pocistpr
amp CYRUS +. HORN, hesi'N
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European Notes.

RKiEAsE or FEErAS PRISONERS ASKED FoR.
DUBLIN, Sept. 29.-There was large meet
ing 81 Drosheda yesterday In favor. OF the re-
lease o. the Fen!zn prisoners. Several members
of Parliament were present and participated In
The proceedings.
VESSEL WITH THE CHOLERA
on board arrived at fiyerpoC, this morning.
TIE FRVrrLEss BoNBARDMENT OF ALICANTE
MADRID, sept. 2s.-1he tnsurgent frigates
Numancia and MendeE Miner have left ALT
canfe for Cartagena. The commander OF the
Numancia admits that there was serious loss
OF life on his vessel during the bomb srdmen OF
Alicante last saturday. II = generally believed
that the failure Of the insurgents 70 capture
Alicante viii cause the immediate surrender OF
Car'seeua, thus ending the intransigente in
surreCtiCn.
ELECTION OF lord MAYOR OF LONDON.
LosDoN, Sept @.-The election for l.ord
MayQr OF London took place 10 day and re
suited in the choice o. Andrew Lusk, an Al
dermAn, and also a member Of Parliament
COMMUNICATIONS ny TELEGRAPH
cable between Hong Kong and Singapore l.
interrupted.
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return their deposits, and petition the court to
revoke It's order appointing receiver, in order
70 give MI Ruff an opportunity to resume bust
ness. Others proposed that they petition the
court to dismiss the receiver and all
Mr.. Ruff TO 60 on and pay OF his
creditors in instruments, from time to time.
Ihe meeting this afternoon is preliminary,
however, and will determine what action, il
any, is advisable under the circumstances Mr.
Mattingly, who is hard at work at the bank,
says he is progressing slowly, owing to the i'll
ness of Mr.. Ruff and Mr.. Zimmerman, but tina
as they are better, he hopes to have their assist
ance tomorrow, in which case he will be pre-
pared with statement of tho condition of the
bank by Wednesday. He cannot, of course
give any Official opinion as to the result of HI
investigation, but is inclined &c the belief tina
deposltors will lose little or nothing.
THE CONTROLLING COMMITTEE
of the Associated Banks met at IL O'Clock thi
morning, but beyond informally discussing the
situation transacted no business. They NEE
again at O'Clock this afternoon to certify bal
ances. Their duty is to judge OF the value o.
the assets Of the banks of the association depo-
sited with them, and upon these securities 10
issue certificates amounting TO seventy-hve per
cent. OF these securities; to settle differences
between the banks, and TO act generally the
same as the New York clearinghouse commit
tee. They receive government securities at
par, and all other certificates at fifty per cent.
OF their face value.
OF TEE PRACTICAL VALUE OF THESE CERTI-
FLED CHECKS
there does rot seem to be any we'll defined idea
among business men. Some say they are ready
10 receive them in trade, but will not give cur
rency for differences, but another certified
check. One merchant on the avenue saws that
he will accept any check offered at its face
value, giving certified checks for differences in
return, and besides will, on large trades, throw
of ten per cent of the price of his goods. An
other says he will gladly accept ali checks Of
fered in return for goods, and where the differ
ence is small will pay in currency. Some are
undecided as to what they will do, as the che ks
are not in general circulation yet, but say they
are willing to accept them If the same system
should prevail here as was adopted in New
York.
1t is generally conceded that public cont i.
dence is being rapidly restored, and that in a
few days the money now slowed away in bureau
drawers and old stocking legs will find its way
into the banks again.
Good News from the North!
Secretary Richardson to-day received the fol-
lowing dispatch from Assistant Treasurer Hill
house:-"The feeling this morning is quiet and
hopeful, and the impression is that the worst il
over, and that the situation will begin to
mend" prominent New York banker also
telegraphed: presidents attitude approved.
Everything looks more cheerful"
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New York Notes.

FUNERAL OF A. ACTOR.
INV YORK. Sept. &l.-ThOmas n. DeWaiden
the actor and dramatic author WAS buried yes
tercsy IN Greenwood. His funeral was attended
by large number OF the theatrical profession.
SINGULAR DISCOVERY AT SING SING PRISON.
ON Saturday last \ distillery an successful
operation by a convict named John short was
discovered in the quarry grOunds AZ Sing Sing.
The mash was a compound OF bread. corn, To-
matOes, sprles, POTATOES and carrots. The
keeper Of the still had reali red six hundred dol
lars by his enterprise, and IL IL said some OF his
most liberal patrons were keepers, VITO had alsc
aided him in constructing his dissillery, which
Was composed OF an iron kettle with a worm
made Of half an inch gas pipe, aud old barrels
for mash tubs
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AHhirs Out West.

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 29-The family Of Mrs Sill.
vey, living in Lexington, MO-, we're poiso ned
nine had been put BY Q colored boy. Three
members Of the family are not expected to
live. The poison was given to the boy by Q
negro who haA grudge against the family.
COL. M'KENZIE.
who raided on the Kickapoo Indians in Mexi-
90 sometime ago, has arrived here from Fort
the Kickapocs have left Mexico for the reser-
walton In Kansas. The other part Of the band
has gone still further into Mexico, but il l. ex-
pected they VIII return and cause more trouble
on the border,
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ClNSINNATi, sept, IA special dispatch
IRON Brenham, Texas, to-day, saws a FIRE there
lsst night consumed two and hall squares OF
buildings in the business portion OF the city.
among the losers are Thomas Dyer r. H A.
bott, +. Bush, MesSrs. Wood a. Co, Warner K
Brother, selhaster s. Bro, &. MsrIuetz, Buck
Leney, II. Frank, and q. \. Parker, all mer-
chants. Several bar-roOms, ten-pin ALLEYS aud
restaurants were also burned. The loss u not
vet asCertained.
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SUICIDE OF A WALL STREET MERCHANT
Samuel G. Sheppard, a Wall street merchant,
committed suicide yesterday at his residence,
No. 66 West 35th street, by shooting himself in
dscertained from the coroner it appears that Mr.
Sheppard, who is a partner in the firm of las
E. Ward & Co., merchants, of No. 1l3 Wall
street, has for some time past been suffering
from melancholia. Yesterday afternoon, about
O'Clock, the servants in the house heard a re-
port Of pistol proceeding from his bedroom,
and on going in were Mortified at seeing Mr.
Sheppard living on the bed with the upper part
of his head blown away. Doctors were sent for
but the unfortunate man rapidly sank and died
afew minutes later. During conversation he
said that be had been kept awake all night by
Katie was dead. Mr.. Sheppard, who is report
cd TO be very wealthy, was widower, and re-
SIDED with maiden sister.-M. Y Post. 9Th.
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HONDURAS REBELS TEAR Down THE AMER
lcAN FLAG.-The British steam sloop NiObe
arrived at Jamaica Saturday from Omoa, Hon
uuras, bringing the following intelligence -
General Estrabas' troops after assassipating
detachment Of Palacios' force, which, under
nag OF truce, approached the fort, sacked
Omos, and Imprisoned all the British subjects,
gutted the consulates OF America, England
Spain and Portugal, tore the American Tag TO
pieces, and sacked the merchants warehouses
ana safes, leaving them perfect wrecks. The
Niobe soon after arrived, and demanded the
surrender OF the imprisoned foreigners, ana
explanations for the outrage. The authorities
were obstinate, and refused 70 accede 20 the
demands of the commander OF the Niobe, when
bombardment followed until a flag OF truce
was hoisted, the prisoners surrendered, ana
compensation guaranteed"
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ANOTHER NEW PLANET.-Professor Henry
received telegram from Professor Forester,
director of the Berlin Observatory last evening,
announcing the discovery at Dusseldorf of a
planet, seven minutes right ascension, seven
degrees and hfty-three minutes north declins-
ton, tenth magnitude, small motion south.
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BRITISH CLASS DIsTINCTIoNs.-At the re-
cepuOn Of wllkie Collins at the Lotus Club
literary society in New York city, on
Saturday night, remarkable scene followed
the introduction Of Charles Bradiaugh. He re-
ferred somewhat pointedly TO the fact that class
distinctions in England were so great that this
American club had given him on a foreign soil
The first opportunity of his life TO meet a conn
tryman whom he was 30 glad 70 honor, and
even TO say word In his praise. "There i no
ne an equal privilege"
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THE FINANCIAL TROUBLES
THE MONEY sTRINGENCY.

Letter from President Grant-what
the Government will do The Forty
four Millions of Reserves to be
ury - Conference of Washington
BANKERS - An Association Formed
and Relief Measures Adopted.
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The YELLOW FEVER has broken out in Cairo,
III. Only or fatal cases have occurred, and
these are confined to those whose business kept
them on or near the river. There were p yellow
fever interments in Memphis, on Saturday
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COLLECTOR CASEY, of the port of New Or
leans, and his family, are the guests of Pres
dent Grant, at the Executive mansion.
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WORCESTER, Mass, Sept Sl.-Elizs Hal.
who shot her husband at New Worcester last
evening, was arraigned this morning, ana
pleaded not guilty. She was held in SO. 900 bail
10 appear for examination on the lst proNimO
The wounded man has recovered from the
shock, but as the ball cannot be found he may
yer die.
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WON'T DROWN HIMsRLF.-The Secretary o.
the Treasury Friday received telegram from
some disappointed New York inancer $50
drown yourself, /" to which he replied, 81 will do
no such thing" He still lives.
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The BOARD OF NAVY OFFICERS to examine
officers for promotion and retirement will meet
at the Navy department on the first of October
after recess of several months. number of
cfhceTs OF high grade will first be examined ,
among them Captain Spots and Captain Bryson
for prOmOi N 70 the grade of Com lores,
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TROUBLE AHEAD FOR KANsAs.-About 400
Kickapoo and Potawattomie Indians will soon
arrive from Mexico, and settle upon their re-
servation in Brown county, Kansas. These In
dians are some that became dissatisfied with
the treaties of 1884 and 1868, and went to Mexi-
CO, where they have since maintained them
selves by theiving raids into Texas.
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Gov. KELLOGG, of Louisiana, had an inter-
view with President Grant to-day.
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First National Bank statement

Editor Stdr,-You published on Saturday the
receivers statementofthe condition OF the First
National Bank, which, while not protesting TO
be mathematically correct, is supposed TO be
near enough for the present uses. Now, what
want is that some actusry should snalyze that
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES not having the necessary
capacity in the opinion Of financial men-and
let us know what IL means. Here is what appears
on Its face 20 the common herd: that the bank
as Z as regards The pHbiic II solvent, but the
government has put its paw on the carcass and
stands guard TO prevent anything going out,
while drawing everything Unlike the cave IN
the Old story, the tracks sll point one way
Now. how much does the bank owe the govern
ment, just as the statement makes II appear
l. :. deposits, secured, sc. ,1s2 as
Circulating notes Originally $4,000
bow many have been destroyed,
&C., can't be told $4,000 90