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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-06-29

The longer the Democrats look at the
Cincinnati ticket the less they like it.
Whatever else was successful at Cin-
cinnati, there is unanimous agreement
that Grantism was disposed of forever.
For the first time in several years the
Republican party presents solid front:
There is not the shadow Of bolt from
Hayes and Wheeler.
The mud machines may as well be set
aside. There will be no use for them in
the coming campaign unless the demo-
Gratis are little more foolish than usual
at st. Louis.
Ihere are some Democrats in Missouri
VINO think the party ticket ought to be
this: For President, Gov. Tilden, of New
York; for Vice President, Gov. Hardin,
of Missouri.
Col. Forney tells the members of the
Pennsylvania delegation who ssstood by
Blaine while they did not desert Hart
ranft," that e'they are the seeds of ro-
bust present and gigantic future"
The worst puns on the Cincinnati ticket
to date are the following, which an anon
ymous contributor sent to this Office yes
terday: "Make Hayes while the sun
shines, and before it rains Wheel FER
in"
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee announces that he
is not pledged to vote for General Han
cock at st. Louis, as report said he was,
Like all the rest of the Delegates, he is
in favor of the man who has the best
chance of being elected.
What's in nameP The Republican
candidate for Congress in the With Iowa
District is named Sapp, and his Demo-
cratic opponent is appropriately named
Bolter. There is an opportunity for the
Introduction of a series of very bad puns
into the canvass.
The Hon. Alexander H. Stephens will
probable be honored with right to seat
in Congress so long as he lives, no matter
whether he is able to occupy it Tor not
The Augusta Chronicle says: ''The indfz
cations are that the Hon. Alexander II.
Stevens will be returned to Congress
from this section without having any
| opposition, either in the Convention or at
tie polls. His health is improving rap
idly and we hope to hear of him in his
seat before Congress adjourns."
The advocates of the Tilden and Hen
drieks combination claim that the Gin
cinnati nominations make their ticket an
absolute necessity They argue that il
will be impossible to defeat Hayes in
Ohio, and that the only hope of success
lies in carrying Indiana in October and
New York in November. With Hen
bricks for Vice-President they say Indi-
ana would be secured, and the effect Of
the Republicans carrying Ohio would
thus be balanced. With Tilden for Pres
ident they claim that they could carry
New York in November and thus win tbs
battle
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-06-29
News Items..

Mr.. Spurgeon, it is stated, will visit
this country in Autumn.
H. NJ. Look, of Pontiac, Mich, has be-
come insane and been sent to Kalamazoo.
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher win de-
liver the Fourth of July Grafton at
PeekskiIl, n. Y.
A man named Thomas Beggs was last
week run over and killed by the ears, at
junction, near Detroit, Mich.
A monument to Luther is to be erected
at Ersleben, Germany, his native town.
The emperor has given 5000 marks to-
ward it.
The discount on the trade dollar yes
terday at San Francisco remained un-
changed; on halves it was from Eve to
six and quarter cents.
Commodore Vanderbilt has placed 3
special car at the disposal of the COlum-
bia College boat crew to carry them and
their boats free to Troy.
Pere Hyacinthe and Madame Loyson,
The London Times says, have left that city,
and are the guests of Mr.. COwper Tenn
pie, NJ. P, at Broadlands, near Romsey,
Hants.
Vanderbilt University, at Nashville,
Tenn, has received another gift Of $780,
600 from Commodore Vanderbilt. The
total amount given by him to that insti-
tuition is s., 900, 900.
William Adm, who killed his wife, step
daughter, and Mrs. Benton, last Decem-
Der, was hanged at Cleveland yesterday.
He maintained to the last that the deed
was not premediated.
At Flint, Mich, yesterday afternoon, q
man named Jerome B. Blakes, a deaf
mute from Ionia, Mich, attending the
Deaf, Dumb, and Blind Institute, was
run over and killed by a switch-engine.
a large quantity of coal Oh the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company's dock was at
tached Wednesday, at the instance of II.
B. Berry, of that city, on the claim against
the company for sos, 900, alleged to be
due him on breach of coal contracts
running over term of f1ve years.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-06-29
sketch of vvtlltam 4. wheeler.

--=
William A. Wheeler, of New y orkss the
Republican nominee for Vice FTes1dentz
of therUnited States, was born June 3,
1919, in Malone, within the county which
he has since represented in both branches
of his State Legislature, in Censtitu-
tiOnal Convention, and in the Lower
House at Washington. He is now in his
fifty-Seventh year. He received COM
mon school and academic education in his
native town, which was followed by a
course at the University of Vermont, he
| being connected with the class of 1912.
He entered q lawyers office and oomplet-
| ed tho seven years study then required
| before admitted to the bar, and began the
practice of his profession in Franklin
county. Erst8 za
He had been practicing but few years
when he was elected to the office of Dis
triet Attorney in Franklin county, the
election being the first held under the new
Constitution. At the close of his term of
office he was elected to the Assembly. A
reelection to the Assembly followed, and
for time Mr.. Wheeler retired from pub
lie life. He became first the Cashier Of
teen years, and at a later date be-
came President of the Ogdensburg and
Rouse's Point RAILROAD, continuing in the
supervision of the road for, eleven years.
With the rest of his party he passed into
Republicanism, and reached the State
SenaGe IN january, 1895, TO take MS seat
in the first Legislature fully controlled by
the Republican party. Robert Campbell, q
Republican, was at the time Lieutenant
Governor, and Mr., Wheeler was elected
President PRO TEN. Through the sessions
of 1858 and 1853 Mr.. Wheeler served in
the State Senate, and in the fall of ths
: last named year he was elected to sea-
F in the ThiFty-seVenth Congress.
In April, 1867, Mr.. Wheeler was elected
to the Constitutional Convention, which
met in June, when he became its Chair
4 man.
p The fall after the adjournment of tn
2 Constitutional Convention Mr.. Wheele
was nominated for Congress in the Seven
h teenth District, Franklin and st. Law
= renee counties, and elected TO the Forty
: first Congress, in which he took his sea
in the March following. He was eleete
: to the ensuing Congress, in 1870, with lit
q tie opposition. t5es8 ID sssl s.s ss5s..iz
Including the present and still unex
pired session, Mr.. Wheeler has therefor
"a had over seven years continuous servic
"a in Congress, beginning March 4, 1869. a
unusually long term of service. a--.s.-
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-06-29
ohio Items,


The Perry county peach crop promises
well.
Athens county fair September 2sth and
goth.
Seven thousand dollar fire at Jackson
last week.
The blackberry yield in Athens county
promises to be abundant.
Citizens of New Lexington are endeav-
Oring to suppress billiard saloons in that
town.
A new Odd Fellows hall is to be erected
at New Lexington. 1t will be 4S by 20
feet.
A Centennial liberty pole, las feet high
was raised at Columbus Grove on satur-
day.
The corn in the SciOto bottoms near
Portsmouth has been greatly injured BY
the cut worms.
There were lO,OO5, ,5l9 bushels of coal
mined in Perry county during the year
ending April, 1876.
An owl was killed in Washington eoun-
tv recently, which measured four feet ten
inches from tip to tip.
More corn, says the Logan Republican,
has been planted in this county this spring
than was ever known before.
Hon. Alex. White, an old and promi-
nent citizen of Hooking county, died sud
denly of heart disease, en- the 18TH INST
The commencement exercises Of Kenyon
| College, Gambler, and the Ohio wesleyan
University, Delaware, occurs June 2Sth'
Mrs. Goddard, widow of General Charles
r Goddard. formerly of GAINESVILLE, died
at Charleston, West Virginia, the 18th
inst.
The recorder Of Vinton county is in
trouble for attempting TO resist the Mar
shal of Macarthur who undertook to arrest
him.
A Grange Supply house has been organ
lied at Rural Dale, Morgan county, with
a capital Of s., 900 divided into shares OF
So each.
On Thursday last, says the Aiddlepori
Republican, the Daley Salt Works ship
ped the last barrel of Salt they had Oh
their premises-the first time that theil
sheds have been entirely cleaned out fol
many years.
, The Middleport Republican ssys Farm
f erS report fine prospects for the Whea
4 and corn crops of Meigs county. Ther
2 has been plenty ofrain in some parts {
/ the county, though in other parts 81
: early potatoes are suffering TOR want {
rain,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-06-29
Romano. os ne Rebell,on.

The Indianapolis Herald says: 'fSixteen
years ago wealthy Indiana polls gentle
man had daughter who was the pet of
the household and a society belle. A
young man, son of another prominent
citizen, wooed the daughter, and falling
to find favor in the eyes of the father,
projected and carried to a successful is
sue an elopement. The young people
were married and located in Texas.
At the outbreak of the war the young
husband enlisted in Confederate regf-
ment, and the wife, disguised in male at
tire enlisted in the same regiment and fol-
lowed her husband to the field. During
one of the engagements in which the
regiment participated, the wife was
wounded by a minnie ball, and the hus-
band, still ignorant of her disguise, help
ed to carry her from the field. In dress
ing the wound the sex of the dashing
trooper was discovered, and she was dis
charged from the regiment and came
| North. The husband was killed in sue
ceeding engagement, Her relatives nev.
er forgaYe the marriage, and refused tC
| recognize the wife when she returned
The father still lives in a neighboring
county, and is counted one of the wealth
lest citizens, while the woman, poor anC
broken in health, lives in 3 miserable lit
tie house in an unfrequented alley of thi
city,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-06-29

A Mexican who claimed to be a snake
charmer, recently attempted the capture
of large rattlesnake, near Corpus Christi,
Texas, As the snake lay coiled up, the
Mexican made a grab at his neck, but
caught the reptile too far back, the snake
turning his head and fastening his fang
in the second joint ofhis fore-finger, from
which he dangled until shaken loose by
the performer, Simple remedies were
used at once, but the finger continued to
infame, and the flesh to drop off, until
amputation became necessary to save the
Mexican's life. The snake eharmer has
retired from the charming business, to
the more eongenial Mexican avocation of
a monte dealer.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-06-29
AL.tt1e Cloud THat WAY Crow.

The Pope's toe is beginning to casts its
baleful shadow over Ohio politics. The
Dayton journal has made discovery and
throws it out in this shape:
"HOn. VIM. E. Fink, the nominee of
the Ohio Democracy for Judge of the SUI
preme Court, is devOut and exemplary
member of the Catholic Church. The
people may determine what would be the
result of submitting to him question vital
to the interests of the Public Schools"
This is not much of q compliment to the
judicial honest and integrity of q man
supposed to.be At to occupy a seat on the
Supreme Beneh,-Daily Enquirer,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-06-29

The New York World gives it up early.
1t declares that unless its party can, carry
Ohio and Indiana in October, defeat is
certain. That seems to be generally adj
mitted, but Democrats in the West know
that there is about as much probability of
Ohio and Indiana going Democratic in
october as there of the rebel debt'being
paid in full at that time. The World should
be careful about its admissions.-C CiReiR'
natl GdSeste
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-06-29

A prominent lawyer recently gave the
following definition of the law: ''It is
simply an effort to SHIFT the responsibility
of decision, The jury of laymen, befogged
by the pleadingS, make up their verdict
with the understanding that if there is
anything wrong about it, the Supreme
Court, composed of lawyers, will make
it all right. The Supreme Court settles II
according to law, with the understanding
that the Iaymen of the Court of Appeals
will adjust the equity. The Court of Er-
rors orders new trial, and it comes hacl
to where it started, and begins again with
the jurymen. 1t is simply a mill that
goes round aud round and gEinds up th'
property of the fools.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-06-29

We learn from an English contempo-
rary that, Notwithstanding the many pre-
cautions taken by eminent safe makers to
prevent the possibility of any fOrcible
opening of their Indispensable manufac =
lures, the skillful and:sscientific burglar
has lately adopted the method of destroy
ing the works of safe locks by powerful
acids, the Introduction of which, it is as
serted, renders both the copper and iron
of the works soft and plant in a few mo-
nnnntS
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-06-29

Brussels has the largest ice-hOuse in the
world. The roof covers an area of Is, 1000
square feet. The walls are double, and
filled with moss and saw dust. There are
nine seperate ice-chambers, each of 80, 900
cnbic feet capacity. There are galleries for
storing meat in hot weather, capable of
holding 1900 quarters. A million tons
of ice have been stored in the building at
one time.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-06-29

Woman's pluck receives a notable illus
tration in the case of a HOlyOke, (Mass.)
widow. Her husband had been sick two
years and had died, leaving her two child
rem and debt of $4OO. She went to work
in a mill and never lost a day. Besides
doing her weeks work, she took in wash
ing for two families. Her children she
placed in school and has paid their ex-
penses, asking no help from any one. By
honest hard work she paid off the debt Of
$40O and besides supporting and eduea-
ting two children, has put by $40O against
a time of need.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1876-06-29

Boston Transcript (Rep.l> Gov. Hayes
is kind of PrOvidential dispensstion as 3
Presidential candidate, as nobody else
could have been nominated whose success
would have elected the heartiest admira-
ton from every other aspirant.
, 1876-10-21
by TELEGnAPlI,
FOREIGN CITIES,

Apeesal Dspqsch 10 Ins tribune.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 4l-ll 4. M.-FLouA-Eo. ], as,
fp. =, 13a.
s-wheat-wintct, No, i. d Cd; apFinR, No. /,
o. lod, No. 4 u I'd, white, No. l. lus W; No, = lQs 5l
club M. !. ios III, No. !, 1oa 3d. cor1-No. !. 2sl
NJ. = gSs I'd.
FHov141oNu-rerk. 77s ol. La.A, 4aA
LtyIaroot. Oct. 90-a p, IN. Weather dull.
nREAnArrsFs-Suppty lGhL fluur-No. /. 25a Cd
No. :. :as ~. Whsat-WlnteT, No. !. To- adt No. !.
IN VIZ sprlug No. losi No. = 81 ID; wlhle, No. l.
ltA Sd; Nu + to- Gd club No. !, ligs Nv, . iun w.
Cofh-No. J. a7si No. :, 9U4 u.
PRusssoss-Mcss pork, us.
LxskKu OlL-37s 0dtf:ss.
LtrK0pu0L, lct. .0-Latcat. = COrToH - Ett14Yt
m!lling uplsnhi 1b'IGl; OEleans, sid; sales 10,
GUu bales, speculation and s1putt, lou, American.
d aou; &a!cy ot tho week. ii, tu OF which exporters
tvos 4Up; speculation took 4.O00 total stock actual
cse!nsted 2a3, o0o; total lu,pors. s op American,
l4.oU; actual export, inuuJ; amount afost, l72.uO:
American, ~ oUi forwarded fEom ships aldo direct u
RtInueEp, 1Q4O; American sRIct, a.aU
u1xADATuYss-NheAt-lt -ltccefpts tor the palt three
d1ys, H. o qts.t American. 8.Oou; CalISarniA whItu
wheat Aversgs its edatas adt club. los Dk.ls; No.
" NJ tred Western spriAk o. 4lGslus, No. 10 No.
rsd Western wrtsr 9s4t9s 3D. Flour Western canal.
!lt G4Gaa& I'd. Corn-WcsteEn mixed, 1Gs GlI!7s UAts
Amertcan-ssaas 81. barley. Amssirau+ ~ I'D. Psa4,
Canadian, SIS I'd.
CLUyxM sxEu-Amefiran, EOta34.
rkt,ylAioSs-MeAs pork 77s- rrtne meas beef, ~.
American lard. lBa. cheeaet AnG American, aSa Hseou
long clear, f1s U1i short clear, All,
rALLuw-F1ne American. 4ss I'll.
FkrEuLIuA-Splfta, 1oa: trnned, t6a GdatloA
LlSskEn Olt-.ss VI. ..
isxslS-Cum mon. u: pale. ~.
6rIAiTA TUArKSTlS1-2AG ID.
, 1876-10-21
REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments were 6lcl for racord
Friday, Oct. 20:

The following Instruments were 6lcl for racord
Friday, Oct 20: -
CITY PROPERTY.
Oakley ay. i:E1ss II of A1auia Ut. I. 1szoo H.,
k.s.i ks IT, Il IL iia,o;si It, t. 3;ai$; 'so
naysa Y. :1a Il 81 GJsy Il I. i:xii3ii
cS"s'sraiai ass sf' i: ii iiooa.nsass iosd 80
I. a!ixi;. e. 'iatsl Giy ll.....:.,.:.,.. 1ooo
Houston q, ik! III Sf i'iv'sloa Il. I. :ixtsd
1,oyns 6 s.:ei 10 sfE. y Ey;fs1;c Il. + 900
Arter ussS ~. .ss Fit ii u anayss It nwi ""
lU Il. rI,hnE ~ Twenty. .tHIrd It, illtrl G,ct,
~ tktrS u. Newell to chastcs i,cnu:d,
Tweniy.hlxtll 1t. 15i u.Iutt " VI ItutIer st, nj
2jSi.a blur datttl tlct. li."............, 4OO
Ashley IT, VI II nor 1tohey Al, (. a4tItDfL
N, improvements. dated Aug t......s..:. aooo
II, Ef, !uxI:ts IT, dated Oct. ..,.......... :L0
aotrtl Or clrf LIMITS EaTHIH 4 RADIUS DF SEVEN
AtLEs o. TILE CHGEt.HoCsK.
Ill 4, viii? eff)xtHl It n1jotnthG IN stkIsAn
~ tJosah \. Lombard 10 El!aha H. l'orkins).
~ ua!Ga &C. uc. It, ~; III, aAUo
uaswooi av,. COZ of EIlis az, Il I. iii si3Utt,
pfsss HsH iSai.sar. asii ii Il 3f i:o3x &, x
i9O e. VIII In!llns. dated t,st. l7.....:.. i.oo
lDlY 1tt fl:D. Etnsc u. hccDr VI Flfty.kixth
y. Vt: toU1tS2H It. ana other property dated
walisce Il. 3is II 81 fiiticiii Il. $s
iafN III II, dated oct. Observation-Disclosures, Sn3
wEsT uf CITY LIMITS WITHIN A E.tniEs oP SEVEN
NILES or TIE CutHT-IluCaE.
Fullerton nv, u # c of Leady st. u +, sUxiaa
, 1876-10-21
aud interest.
tlY TELEGRAPH.

10 taf NEJeIH Ak&HElutkA fTfJ4t
NEW Your. Oct. :U..-flold weak, Openiug at
ll0a, tscli1ln: 10 ITO, aud cipa{A3 nj 11O,s Cur
tytng rutcs to u. l.o1nB w1T. also tnads as,
uosrrnnicnts wets weak and luwer III sympathy
Atth gold.
IiaroaA bonds woro Irregular.
stnts securities were 4uIet.
Thr stock market opened strong. snl priccs al.
vanccd i to ., with the greatest Improvement II.
Delaware i.aeka~aunn Il Western, Lnle. Shore,
New Jcssuy Crhtral. and the Granger shares. Al.
ter the rrpsrt from London about MI nentsicu tho
nlnr;tt was wenkes and tlcru WIS II 1cens Of e
TO Va. tbe lutttr in Delaware, L,ckawunnn j.
Western. which, utter advancing to H04, fell uft 10
TIN. New Jersey Central rusu from 49,. IL :sl4t,
ana declined to VITA. t,elawssu i lludsun
advanced tn T51;. and afterwards fell of to ~.
Maria j. Essex was rteAdy II u;,e2UaH. New York
Central atyanctd ~ lo;', anl, Inter, leclinetl IL
lul4 Lake S'tofu rotu fro.i, tts IL Gla. on large
transactions but subsequently rrActcd 10 i1!sQs
down III lu4i. Southwestern cuH,Inui nuiyAMceu TO
4nM AMI v,rfesel 10 " 4, with ,hu latest salcs 1t
M iii s G Il a Il rss' sstet IT,, s
lis '..i, %' ,na a'rs rse'ns sss's| As !!sa !s
lr;,: u ,g::. Western tnioa lausea between ~;
anA r., Mrhi:a' !snssul s"sc u An anil after:
wa*u rveuSsry u ,.V.tj III psiera. Tle improved
feeling "a' 'red "n telegram" fun Detroit that
Lad brrn rs'n~.tt@,t nnrE une nInnaE EelHeEt. ex.
c.'fi Ihc Inns r'nMIEg osrt thu Srw inrk Central,
W. !. @:s understood that tllc.e would also coii.
hul!'iale viii shr new nrsIni1atiun aud That dc.
ciueI unit EnIiosn, Id ,ancc waul.l be made in
1.rls,'sts. Tins h lootd apon ~ .',c Ut the hut
1trt.s il, tbs rcttIrar,, II r y.liroa,i war, which
ln'ny !sle'r l4as 9lteAdy been settled, Except
so,n1 lillr lufufn,alit,cs. Like ehore adraucel
lrutu :o2s tn uoti Michigan Central from. Az; 10
~, S"rtl'wssl.sn @ soas!on tF9m 81 te A'+t. pre-.
1u.s.. st. Pau! common fru:n sU. u 30, preferred
fun 0os+ T. ", psiawaIt. lackawAnna y West.
a7s. 10 ~. aid Wentsrn Union trou. sO;i 10 II,
Yransat!ions were lu1 4to @ @s,a.st. 9f which ,ooo
o0a 81. raul., 1.OU0 Erie, uu, coo Lake Shore,
V.Gn Mteh!san Central. sS .log S SDciawars l.aeka'
Muley .nlsLrt easy; J. to 4. Prime mercantile
paper 1Gp1,
t:nstuut receipts, $.G1. 900. ......
Ths Assistant Treasurer lisburscd Sa.l, 1DO.
clcarinss, SIS, QUO. Upu.
nsy gouds imports for .hs week. 81, AIS. 0oo.,
Sterling weak: ucina! buslutss ta3 Tor sixt,
says; 4sS ier sight,
, 1876-10-21
"A Decrease in the Country Move
ment for Currency.
Moderate Activity III Disc0,tnts.--
Tho Clcarfi1gs ST., 100000.
The Produce Markets Less Active
and Generally Weak.
An Important Downward Turn in pro'
visions and The Leading Cereals.
The Markets Very Sensitive to War
News from tho Old World.
FINANCIAL.

Thh nnw of currency II HE rauntrv has pcFceph-
bly, slackencd, an,, lis daily volume is much below
tile average Of Tho cH,avs eIll,n. witt last week.
The hanl:c.s lnfnrmr.l by their correspondents
that the what crul, III shN districts frn1n which
moet .f tho aytrra cnrpr II not heavy, ana th1t
Oh this ami nlrr ccnnut* hr farmers arc not anx.
fuua rs keEd their s'ut 10 utarkrt. The dccetaac
IN the 0rrvs tor crrcnry aprarA IL he the result
Of more c,s seHc,rsl Differentiation in Thu In
ter'Dr to wait i.r higher priers, M attitude 10
which t',t war news len'lp encouragement.
.'rhG otfcrIn". Of piper wr.a (nir. There In no
apparent reduction IN the applications from
tho country for rciiscuuntt. nnh these
wilt nu tiuMhi continue tittsal If lHng
aA the ,novcment Vt currency tags. Tho city
supply of commercial and miscellaneous i'arcr is
improved, but there cannot hc said " be anything
1nuro thau Il ,nu,ierate denlund tot accontn1dA.
tiona. Complaints Rse agaln heard of slow col.
lcctions.
Nasrs Ut Discount nre I1D pc, ccut ~ regular
customers. Special tutes nrc maIlc in arccIal
cnac+ Dnsinc.s on tic street IL dull Al p.r cent
md upwards.
New fnr1t exchange wAs sold between bapss at
7GcGk3t, 10 per ST, 100 discount.
The clcatinya wrrr 81, 10i|, t'uu,
NEW YORK NATIONAL uANks.
The following ia MI abstract NJ reports made 10
The Comptroller u the Currency showlng the con-
ditl.n u the National Isanks IN tho City uf New
York nj the clusc nf business On Monday, the I'd
day OF October, 1870: