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QUEER RurFIANIsM-One thing which has tended
TO produce the present state of things is the impu-
dence OF tbs banks and their organs 1t has to
such pretty pass that man who happens TO prefer
specie to their paper, and asks them to cash thei1
netes, is considsred guilty of crime worthy of the
state prison. In the following singular paragraph
from a southern mercantile paper man is called
rufiian, wretch scoundrel, for exchanging his paper
for specie They couldn't vituperate more or say any
thing worse had he committed half dozen marders.
instead of doing fair business transaction Here
GENES the novel paragraph


NOVEL TRIcK.-A rutfiaa-we cannot call him
otherwise-a stranger in our community, collected
thousand dollars OF the paper of one Of our down
sown banks, received the specie for them at the csun-
ter and shortly returned with an offer TO sell il back
TO the cashier al o premium Of q per cent We call
upon all our banks ~ beware Of such scoundrels-
call upon our citizens TO visit with their severcst
measure of punishment such heartless ruffians-and
we warn these wretches themselves that on the first
renewal OF such fraudulent acts we will expose their
names, characters and occupations to the scorn and
vengeance ofthe whole community.