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I'm Extraordinary t1tAl Of spu.Stck.
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IMH'alfz0W0 G., ~ I'Ftts.
Tho following experience Ut GAIT Il. G. Cole.
man OF tbs American rifle team was ottaiuel
from \ meipbor Ut Lls family, and Ut cuutsu IL
authentic 1hv Cal tam, Boo1' afsrr Ecttipg out
vi essnt ot la1l, wa attacked with d }A eutl4r
kind VI sca. slcktasa wlrl is very rate it aHec..
ia; llut .uure tAnu ons il hundred passengers.
ln-lsal VI developing ia tho ordinary tolm Of
lurs!L!s naEsos. 1t Affects tla blaln, pIthlueluY
d,r...u,. xn4 Ill tAo tyuptolna Ut b;a!b frre:.
Il :i:o ut rLtuaus III ,!H cousi.ti, l:nl lts
tnasaua land, or even FOOLS lAul Orcuxt. hu
ua1y leeoses, but . recovery fru1n this diaease
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t5tia1 i"su,Ifrh u ! he Lhle3,o iribuhs.
E'sthL' H., Oct -!tu aIaYM OF llro was
e eli Ills i'u. uin.: Ut o'clock. which proved to
II Ill liAalu dntiin. huuso IN tho East part
VI 4lsu c.J, "ldaL VIII ohtiscly Consumed. I-oEs,
4-y- Tao al41lu was sxaiA sounded II ~
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AAnoMKr, Champaign TO-, Ill. Oct. IA Gre
bfoku tIt III thu busiuoss part u aIahouot
about l"'eIock this moTtiny, completely Destroy
i.t3 ano ha.dwaro slore, two tly goods Htoroa
Etsi uno drug sto"e. The losa IL lbout &C, 0tU.
H. psin'iaA loreys ars: Startling l. Curtis,
EH,l',ar.: .,nl btoyo desIsra, elu0U,; INSURANCE
':4,sh. l:sttly iu the 1iutne. Ut New lurl, tho
,4.'. itr ltsls l,rutanrc. J. ". Eguurt. build
liz. :nH. L. j. Full; lpss ~, 1U1 fully lc-
tHs,d 4. 4. LewelIeu. dIng stors loss, c;,.AU0.
l.:.rlaan, tuiimg, @i.aoo. ). Z. rittnAu,
T.; --.;i,o s;hro; un1Eat;e, Sl.tN0. Auuiue Il
!, II, :."t.n,c,@; uuna;;e. SSu9. Tho tic w1s
IL: l. e, =. ..,l .AtIJt:lu.y.
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RECKLESS caR.sMAsHEns.

HECKLE5S CAR .SMhSHER5.
Special Hfspateh II Jas ch'c11a Irihnnf
Alr,S. ILL.,, Oct. s.-Ihis morning tho ocloek
froight-train on Tho Chicago Il Alton 1aoAd, 30
ing cast, when ncar the city ilnlts With nn es1.
ginn iii front anl rcnr. broke in two. and, in
backing mp to mako connections the cars catno
together will. such foraa aa to throw Two carn
from tho track down THO eml,ankment to thu
river, completely demolisl,iug them.
!Gixtlaf DisDuah 10 The thitnoo TRIBUNE.
FAIRBEny. ILL.,. Oct. B.--Tho Toledo. Fontin Il
Warsaw tsoatI suffered damaging accident hero
yesterday. Tho1 pArt Of freight-trsin WAS
permitted to rnu back down = gtAde and dash
npon an engine coming np with nnothor train:
Tho cn',npsn and carr were bah't smashed md
pitched httont. One car was lrokrp into kin
dlinga. TIM coffco and several barrels Of sugar
which It contained warc Immediately arI,roptiat-
cd by tic industrious and yiruous residents uf
thu immediate vicinity. For wonder. no ono
MaA killed
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TRfPOLt.

our CONSUL. TAEE8 COURAGE.
MALTA, Oct. 9.-aEr. Vidal, the American
Consul 1t Tripoli, has returned to that city.
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THE WEATHER..

WAsnISo1oH, d. c., Oct. OIL q. n.-For tho
Lover Missouri snd Upper MasEssippl Valleys
aud Upper 1.alo legion. high but slowly falling
barometer, hsglor tsmposature. increasing cloud
ilso=s, and occasional rain
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
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SPAIN,
/ 4 n :

SPAIN
BAN REnASTIAN.
HESpArE, Oct 8.-Tho bonlbardmont OF fan
Sebastian wna resumed by tic Csrlists yaster-
day,
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VcEKSsTo"N. Oct. 8.-Etxhmht,!pa Wisconsin.
itou4 ~" York. Rud Al8srlA. fson New York,
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At fNbFAS1TOLI3. -
1SpsAsAroI1s, Ind. tet. H.-Fhc Nod-Stockiug
1,aso-Eal Clul, Of Cincinnati played Lho Capital
City Club of .IIn CITY this alLotnoon TIM former
winning by a scuro ui Ii to t. Time Of tho game,
two hours ansi ten minutes. Tho Capital City
Club is nlado up Of amateurs.
At KALAMAZOO MICH.
5p<et7t D,snatrh to Tie C:.tnla Tribune
Kalamazoo. 3licl,., Oct. 8.--Jho third t;amo Of
baseball bulwcon tho a1utunls Of johnson and
tho kalAtnnzooA Of this placc catno of ut the
fais grounds tllis afternoon. Tho result was
tic each hasing 4 score OF .,
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HANFIU!I5N VI. ATHLETICS.
8ptciai nupaLth to 1hs Chicaan Tribune.
rn1lADELrntA. Oct. B.-Thn fifth catiio be-.
tween tl1o Athletics aud Ilartforls Nns played
this afternoon. a.,A resulted III dcrisso victory
for tho lattor by a scoro of 3 to !. Tho tlnldIng
Of the two nines wnA nenrly perfect, hut two
men reaching fret haso OIL erroIs. anu those ny
solitary run by Halra throo-baso Lit, baitnd worry
feebly. making ouly th,eo clean hits: Tho Hart
fortls punished terribly lIrEruB pitching, tnak-
Ing fourteen c!can hits ant u.rsinS Elk OF their
eight runs. Mrvey unlpired.
jnninrs- j .
fIatlfor,ls q ! u :f~~a
Athletics ..,,.,.,,,,.,,.u o 0 OIL
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Report Of the Condition
OFTnE
GERMAN NATIONAL BANK

nEBOunUEB,
Loan. 1 ;nisoounss..al,32t!.93533.S4 533.S43
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

''The Leading American Newspaper. y
THE BEST ADVERTISING. MEDIUM.
Daily, $40 year. Semi-weekly, S.. Weekly, $2.
Postage Free to the Subscriber. Specimen Gopie 8
md Advertising Rates Free. Weekly, in clubs OF
80 or more only 81, postage paid. Address Tho
Tri bune, New York. may 20-1yr
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DARING BANK ROBBERY.

WINTHROP, Me, July 23.-The
Winthrop National Bank was entered
by burglars this morning, and the bank
vaults and safes of the National and the
Savings banks therein were forced. 1t
was a bold operation. The safes were
blown open by nitro-glycerine, as is
supposed, there being no indication Of
powder. There were three distinct ex
plosions, all of which were heard by
several persons. The robbers left
within ten minutes of the last expio-
sion, which was so severe as to blow
out all the windows in the front part of
the bank and cause a general smash up
inside. The contents of the lrain safe
were SO badly mutilated and SO many
fragments were left behind that it is
thought the amount realized by the
robbers could not have been large.
Theecapital stock of the bank is $780,
600, and the amount of the deposits in
the savings bank was about 100000.
The safes of both institutions were
rifled of their entire contents. The
standing ofthebank the directors saywill
not be impaired. A dispatch says four
men have been arrested on suspicion
near Bethel. As the distance from
here is about forty miles, it is doubtful
if they could have got so far in the
time they have had.
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Nequ Embellishments.


VIRGINIA, TO WIT:
Y In the Clerks Office Of the Circnit Court Of
Shenandoah, u uls Oath ls75-In Vacation.
VIM. H. Triplett,. .............,. .Complt.
Against
Geo G. Wedderburn Virginia Wedderburn, Dewitt
C. Lawrence Trustee for Virginia NJ. Wedderburn
and Mafthia b. N. Kendig. ........... Defendants.
In Chancery
The object Of this suit is set aside the deed exc
c,,tet to Martin H. N Kendig by VIM, Triplett Of
AT. ths-day of June 1876. and Of record in
Deed DO TX No. 49, 81 and that executed by said
Hd;o Al, Isabelle v his wife of date 9Th June 1877
nj ~ 70 .or,I In Deed Book No. 49, page sc, to
Dewitt c lawrence Trustee for Virginia NJ Wedder-
hurn on the gl,1und that said conveyances were
procured by r. and are fraudulent "a, and void:
at &c 10 ;nIa bita uts of this State-.t is ordered,
do a ns5e a St what
necessary to protect the'r interest that copy Of
this order be published il s9e ess
and COPY posted at the fr,nt door Of the he Court
House Of said county, on the lirst DAY OF the next
county court GEO. W. MILES, &C. Z. >. u.
. Copy Tese. n ~ q ~
w. W.p.q. GEO. W. MILEE, Vi ~ w. % W
July 29-4w.
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DISASTROUS EXPLOSIONS.

Iowa CRY, Iowa, July 23.-Last
night one Of the cooking tanks in Close
& Sons paper mill exploded, causing
the explosion Of four others, and utterly
destroying the stock in the stock.roolns,
the engines, and more than half of the
mill. OF the men in the mill FIVE We're
killed; China, the fireman Gilmore,
the foreman Smaller and Tierney,
laborers, and Herman Becbtel, a work
man in -four mill near by, who had
stepped into the paper mill moment
before the explosion. The bodies OF
Chiha, Bechtel and Gilmore were
blown FIVE hundred feet across the
street and. over the houses, and were
recovered Tire bodies of Tierney and
Smaller were either buried. in the rub
Dish OF blown into the river. The
mill was worth S25O,000.
C1NcrNsATr, July 23:-A dispatch
from Newark, Ohio, tonight says that
twenty. two persons, of whom sixteen
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were boys, were badly burned in the
explosion yesterday, and twenty seven
persons, of v HON eighteen were boys,
slightly burned. Willie Frey, the boy
whose hands and feet were severely
burned, died to night Of his injuries.
This is the OILY death that has occurred.
The accident was caused by the free
use os infammable fluid, which was
used in saturating the building for
testing the fire extinguisher. The
fluid ran from the building into the
street, where it was accidentally ignited,
and the flames spread so rapidly that
the crowd was overwhelmed by them.
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TO WIT:

|VlRaIslA' TO WIT:
Attic rules held in the Clerks Office Of the,
CIRCUIT of Shenandoah, for the month of July
1875.
q. A. N adenboush Gomplts
James d. Rush and Alberta his wife; i. C.
Beemis and Elizabet + his W life and Sanl. Lam
i caster and Sarah j. his wife Formerly Miller
and daughter of Jas. l.. Miller decd. Defts..
= mChancery, Upon Petition.
Tbe-6bject ofthrs suit is to, ascer tain, the
amount coming to said Defendants in suit of
NJ oses Walton admir-. de bonis non with the
will annex ted of J. W. Miller dec d against D.
IL. Ralston Shelf, Com OF w. Mck. " artnan
decd and others, De fts pending iu.the Circuit
Court of Shenandoah county, Virginia, and to
attach and hold such part of the same as may
be necessary to pay the several sums alleged
in the Petition to be due from said several
Defendants to Petitioner.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that, all said
Defendants are not hh abitants of this State
1t is ordered, That the sal. de fendsnls do an
pear here W thin one month after due ppbli, a.
ton hereof, and do what is necessary to o.
tect their Interests that copy of this ordt be
pup in some newspaper printed in ood-
stock, once week foS fons successive eks.
and cory posted at the front door OF the
Court House ofsaid county, on the first ay Of
the next Circuit Court.
GEO W. MILEY, C. c. csc.
Copy Teste
W: ". pa. GEO. W. &lLEY G. c. c. =. C.
July S-4 W.
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VIRGINIA TO WIT.

u IL WI
In the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court OF
Shenandoah, July End lS75-Is VACATION.
VIM. Il. Triplett Complt
AGAINTT
Joseph F. Quay Trustee ofMatilda Ii. Quay
Tomas b. Quay and Matilda H. hiswife and
W. 9. Tompson Defts.
+. In Chancefy.
I he object o f this suit is to subject the
separate estate of Matilda II. Quay, in
Shenandoah county, to the payment OF SIPS ,ot
with interest from the 9TH day of April lS75,till
paid and due said W. H. Triplett by Single
bill-and the cost OF this snit.
1t appea ring Ivy satisfactory eTidehce that
the defendants Joseph F. Quay Trustee, and
Thomas b. Quay and Matilda II. his wife are
not inhabitan is Of this Stae-lt is ordered,
that the said defendants do appear here within
one month al ter due publication hereof and
do what is necessary TO protect their INTEREST,"
hat a copy of this rider be published in some
newspaper printed in Woodstock, once week
FOR four successive weeks, and copy posted
at the front door of the Court House OF said
county, on the first day Of the next county
court Geo. W. Miley, C. c. c. $.
A COPY, TESTE.
WINS. l. Bro. p. q. Geo. w. Miley C. Co.'S. C.
July S-4w.
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iHS5 TO Puo'iS'oiob, q Y h1'O iSetoOh W
believe, are opposed not only to county
Superintendent but also to the public
school system. Were, the Register
actuated by an honest desire to inform
his readers upon the question,we would
suppose that he would .endeavor to
ascertain the truth of his statements
before be gives them TO the public
"For instance, he says among the good
paying places is that of county SUPER
intendent of schools We do not
know precisely the amount the State
Of Virginia. pays for the luxury of
county superintendent. The State
|. Superintendent does not furnish the
information. There was no necessity
fora confession of ignorance upon the
subject, for the entire article, being a
compilation of rnisstatements gives
sufficient evidence of the fact that it was
written by one whose ignorance OF facts
could not be doubted. A reference to
the annual report of the State Super
intendent pages 29-32, will cons
vince the reader that there was no ex-
cuse for his attempting to justify
Ignorance by q false statement. The
State Superintendent furnishes fuU in
formation upon the subject and gives
the salary of each county snperinten-
dent separately and the entire cost
which does not reach $4,000. From
that report the Editor could have ascer
.alned that the whole salary of the
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Twill also buy any amount Of
RACK OAK BARK

that is propery taken and Gu, ed and PAY CASH FOR
IT, at tho rate s. PER CORD of 1913 feet measure
Winchester, So 90 Cars when filled at any point.
acknowledgements peeling the bark as
soon as the sap starts the Spring aud in taking it
peel as much Of the tree possbe-even the large
Iimbs-for the young tender bark is the best
Tbe outside of the Bark must always be kept up,
whchwil prevent its curling, and it must be loosely
piled so to allow the air to aass freely through il,
and perfectly dry It, The outer OF rough side must
always be kept up, in order to protect the inner or
leshy side from the weather-whch being til part
used must be kept bright and not allowed to mo uld
dr get wet. which Injuries its color and strength
q x GERMAN SMITH, :
Winchester, Va.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF REAL AND
Personal Property
at Orkney Springs oil
TUESDAY, JULY goth, 1875.

viii offer at Public Auction the real
and personal property belonging to the
estate OF VIM. seymour decd. One hotel
with l-2 acres o. land, also one track
containing 8 or 10 acres more or less lying
Immediately in the vicinity of the Springs.
TERMS OF SALE:
One third III cash one third in II months
and the residue in "a months with interest
from day of safe, the purchaser giving
bonds and approved security and deed Oh
trust to secure the deferred payments.
W. NJ. SEYMOUR,
June l7-tds. Administrator.
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@ Reported
J. F. SAUM & CO.

-,f General Comemsissioae Merchants,
..g25 La.A em~e
Price l.Irent baseL upon actual Sales at
! Wholesale of ARTICLES IN good condition
I his day. -.-t
WASHINGTON, D G July % 1875.
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;, !, ass y. $4,000
Bushels Of Wheat
WANTED BY
w, Is. Baker e CO.,
WINCHESTER, VA.
WINCHESTER, VA

LEARNERS having crops ofwheat OF good
/ quality for sale " i'll send sam pies by mail
o. otherwise to us, a ud ma me lowest price Mt
which they will sell it delivered on the cars al
nearest r. K. sta ton to them.
July 22-2m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-30
How the Spectators Received
the News IN Philadelphia.

Especial 10 Tue Tflbune'I
PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-The news Of
the failure Of Duncan, Sherman 4 Co.
created nm extraordinary furry In the
stock market of this city. There were
plenty Of alarmists, who predicted re-
currcnce Of the disastrous events that
followed the suspension Of Jay Cooke &
Co. Under the Influence Of the contagi.
Gus fear Of general panic, gold ran up
by rapid jumps from 1921 to ll0s. Near.
II all the leading stocks tumbled CORES.
pondingly. Pennsylvania R.R. went down
from 81 to 90, Reading from 66t TO 54i,
Lehigh Navigation from 50i to 49i, Fa.
vora6le advices from New York, and the
belief arising from sober second thought,
that the failure Of a single banking.house
could not, in this season Of dnll times and
limited credits, have widespread conse.
quences, caused the market to rally al.
most as fast as II had declined. No fail
ures were reported in the city. The
Philadelphia correspondents Of the
firm are understood TO be fully able 10
sustain their losses. Before the close Of
business gold went back TO 1881 and
stocks recovered considerably, giving In
dicationS Of regaining yesterdays prices
tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-30
Eric I,niIMnr NInttcrs.

NEW YoRK, July 2O.-On application
Of Receiver Jewett, Of the Eric Railway,
Judge DonOhnc to-day granted an order
empowering him to settle the suit Of the
Jefferson Car Company, to compel the
payment Of $l0,b0O per month for the
use Of rolling stock. The Judge permits
the setllcmnt on these conditions The
Erie Company to pay the Car Company
$500 900 in twelve monthly installments,
pay the costs Of the and to surrender
the stock Of the Car Company. The Re.
cpivcr Is allowed to cancel the contract
between the Company and the National
Stock Yard Co. The Erie Co. to purchase
the outstanding stock Of StOcky x Co. in
the hands Of one Robinson, at the rate Of
$4,000 worth Of first mortgage bonds Of
the company fur 3,f23 shares, and buying
i,S22 shares Of the stock Of the company
held by Mrs. james Fisk, Jr., for $4,000
worth Of the first mortgage bonds Of that
company. A contract is also to I've COM
plctGd with Robinson whereby the Erie
Company il to obtain the property at
Eleventh Avenue and forieth street, sub.
jcct to rent Of $2l $40, on paying one.
liflh Of the profits Of the business to Rob.
inson. The petition il on the suits against
the Erie Company by the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company, J. Bancroft Davis
and the trustees Of The fifth mortgage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-30
Thc Monntnln NIcndow TrInI.

BEAVER, UTAH, July 20.-Spicer oc-
cupicd all the morning addressing the
Jury for the defence. lie stated that the
theory Of the defence was to he that the
cmigrnnts by their own Corn Creek 80 en-
ragged the Indians that they sent runners
ahead gathering help from other tribes
till at the Meadows they murdered four
or five hundred; that the whites did sell
supplies to the emigrants and treated
them well; that Lee had no military or
church office, but was simply former to
the Indians; that on the grounds he tried
to protect the emigrants and wept when
the massacre was proposed; that not Lee
but William Bateman went with the flag
Of truce; afterwards Lee went TO Corral
and STAYED two hours, believing the
treaty was bOnaide; that while in Corral
lIaight, lIigbee and Klingersmith were
plotting to kill them; that what the
whites done was done through fear OF
death at the hands Of the Indians who
threatened that il they did not help to kill
the Cmigrants they would kill them.
Samuel Pollock swOrn-Ezra Curtis,
Lieutenant Of the militia, called him out
from Cedar City to 60 to the Meadows;
was told to save the emigrants and
bury the dead; took guns and spades and
lay in camp in sightOf the emigrants; saw
no one but the Indians 10 were shoot
ing from various points; next morning
Lee arrived and more men and more In
dians; q flag Of truce went out and the
Ian
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Especial to the N. Y. Tribune.
SARATOGA srRlSus, July 27.-Commo.
iorc Vanderbilt is not dead, and for a
man in lis sd year shows no sign Of fail.
ing and little disposition to die. lie
doesn't go TO the rnces, because not so
strong as iormerly-noLhing more. Pres.
itlent Chaplin Of the Boston 4 Albany
Railroad saw him at o'clock to-day, and
in answer to telegram from New York
about the CommodoreS health, Mr.. Chap.
in telcgraphed, "IIuy Chaplin 500 Central" /"
lie says tie Commodore was never better
since he hns been here than at present
The Commodore says that he predicted
tho failure oi Duncan, Sherman 4 Co. a
year ago.
Wall street men who nrC here say they
have expected II for some time. They
don't think II will amount To "much Of a
shower" Conservative and retired cap.
italista say that they are aslounded that
II a house like this proves To have been
honcyCombcd, the public will suspect ali.
They think II Ia only the beginning Of
trouble and look for disaster. The tele-
graph was kept pretty busy, and many
brokers returned to the city.
SARATOGA SPRiNds, July 27-p;3O r. N.
Commodore vnndefbiltls Il play ying point
euchre, and Ia holding big hands Tor an
invalid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-30
4 Few Remarks From u SOjOur.
nPF,

WHEELING, July gNth, 1873.
Editors Of the IHtellIgeuCer:
What kind Of a newspaper Is this you
have here called the RegiSterY
ltis certainly u register Of anything
but facts. In its editorials to-day II
states that "during the last week wheat
has advanced four shillings, or 81 90 per
bushel in England. A most extraordinary
advance, to be surcm
Italso informs us this morning that the
firm of Martin &. Burne Il Co., Of New
York, have failed. think the New
York directory will fail to show that
firm.
Yesterday we were told that the fail.
ures Of Duncan & Sherman Il Co., caused
n very active business in foreign ex-
change; while the fact is that almost no
business in foreign exchange was transact
ed.
II also mentioned yesterday the firm Of
A. 4 W. Collie 4 Co., Of Manchester,
although there is no such firm there
Again today il statea that Rolhschilds, Of
Paris "gavG early notice that they would
mot honor the drafts OF the firm Dun
can Sherman & Co., IL they ever attempt.
ed to recover the monies which were
paid to-day at their house before itS
" failure"
am much surprised that The Roth.
Childs should make such threat; but it's
In the Register, and must he 20.
am afraid the Register is much better
adapted to abusing the Presidcntot the
United States, and advocating wild cat
money, than to publishing anything
which resembles common sense
SOIOu RNEn.