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BEINGS COTTON GINS,
Cor Second and jackson Streets,


DLANTERs on the rivers where good Gins
1 are not accessible, can be supplied with
large sacks for shipping seed-cottOn to my gin.
All cotton fully insured against fire, while.
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THE Arkansas legislature will meet
next Monday in adjourned session. The
principal business 10 be brought before
it will be an amendment to the present
financial law which will admit Of the
States hypOthecating its bonds in order
TO raise money necessary to defrsy the
ordinary snd current expenses Of the
government. 1t seems that the capital
lists Of New York, who have been sp-
preached upon the subject Of State
loan, prefer to advance on hypothecated
bonds rather than purchase bonds out
right. There VIII also be railroad bill
introduced for the purpose of compelling
railroads to pro rate, and topunishing ali
attempts at discrimination against the
interests of the people of the State.
These measures will call for the utmost
care, and demand all the ability that
members can command, in order to sat-
isfy the public. There is to-day no more
peaceful and industrious people in the
Union than those OF Arkansas, and if
they can but enjoy few years Of close
economy they will be able to raise them
selves out Of the present financial rut
and into the clear condition of solvency
and light taxation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-26

AN EXPRESSION of CHARLES L. Frost,
Of New YORK city, derogatory to Cover
nor Houston, of Alabama, having gone
the rounds Of the press, we deem it due
Governor Houston to publish the fol-
lowing letter from Mr.. Frost, which we
take from the Limestone (Ala.) Ne20S::
lion. Georges. Houston, Governor of the State
OF Alabama:
DEAR SIR-Our mutual friend, Butler Dun
can, OF this city, has called my attention to q
photographic report" OF meeting held in this
city OF the "bOndhOldcrS and creditors OF the
Alabama and Chattanooga railroad COM
pany," and of which l was chairman, in
which the following language was said to
have been used by me: "a more rHScally set
than the govern or Of Alabama and his clique
did not exist" Now, my Gear sir, here take
the greatest pleasure N stating that the report
of my remarks were not correct as reported
] was speaking of the ex-governor of your
State, MIR. X. b. Lindsay, who forced the Ala
TupJcy, and not of the present chief executive
of the state. And therefore diSclaim any
intention of casting reflection upon you In
the business. Your high character would for
bid the association of your good name with
any Of the wrong-dCerS who preceded you.
Most respectfully, CHAS. l.. FROST.
Mr.. Charles l.. Frost s, we think, un-
happy in his explanation and apology.
Ex- Governor Lindsay occupies high
position in the popular esteem in Ala
bams, and is regarded as a gentleman
above the possibility Of such conduct as
Mr.. Frost intimateJ him guilty OF.
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demptiou agency he made separate
bureau in the Office Of the secretary OF
treasury, under the charge Of q superin-
tendent, who shall give bond for the
faithful discharge Of the duties. Second,
that the FIVE per cent. redemption fund
shall ne kept in the treasury, but sub
ject to the checks OF tue superintendent,
and tba: they be payable in currency or
drafts on New York, Boston, Chicago,
81. Louis or other sUb-tressuries. Third,
that banks or others sending national
bank notes for redemption be required
to prepay the express charges to WASH
ington, aud that for all other expenses
Of this agency the national banks shall be
allowed to deduct from their next semi
annual return of tax Oh circulation the
amount Of any assessment that may be;
as also in their next return the amount Of
assessment heretofore made. In all this
there is an apparent continuance Of the
jobbing that has always characterized
Grants administration.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-26

THE Springfield Mass Republican,
8 national bank organ, maintains that
"a nstionsl bank cannot break. II it
does, its paper becomes more valuable
than before" This is not ;rue, SIS our
cotemporaTy, the american, shows. The
State Of Tennessee knows that a ma.
tionsl bank can break, for did she not
suffer from the breaking Of Rutter's na-
toni bank at Memphis? And ought
not Rutter and Judge Poland, Republic
can members Of congress, and others
VINO are liable, be made TO pay wLa9 is
due to the State from Rutter's bank +?
And did not Cookies national bank at
Washington break? And lid not Ex-
President Andrew Johnson lose thou
sands Of dollars by its collapse? The
Springfield Republican ought not to for
get to remember when it treats o; tie
responsibility Of national banks. We
can't down this wsy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-26

The Chattanooga Commercial RE-
publicsD) says Senator Key twill not be
found raving like lunatic against the
national bsnks.u To which the Nash
villa american retorts that "his Demo-
cratic friends do not expect this of him,
but they do expect to find him standing
like man of sense witt. the Democracy
Of tbs State, and advocating the abolish
ment Of the odious SYSTEM of national