MORE OF THE sUBTREAsURY.
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The Editor Of the Petersburg Intelligencer de-
scribes the Subreasury established in the Cockade
town " as being by no means g patent asbestos
iron box, with blunderbuss well loaded and
: cooked inside, SO that if any who hadn't the
hang of it attempted to open it, he would get
= load Of slugs in his bread-basket' but simply "a
leather travelling trunk, with straps to match
just such a one man would take on aunt to
the White Sulphur Saratoga, and bought, no
doubt, at one Of the Petersburg shoe and trunk
stores That's the Petersburg Sublreasury.''


1t is placed (says the EDITOR in the Exchange
Bank-not ON deposite-but the safest place
our collector can find. The bank is not respon-
sible for apicayune of the money, that if man


TO take the said travelling trunk, strap it be-
hind his carriage, and cut out to parts unknown,
the bank might snap its fingers in Uncle Sam's
face and tell him to go to----any place that is
mentionable to ears polite"