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This rsportlshoys steady decline the amount Of liza
biltiesi since l64S From l64O to lSa3 the decrease
amounted to 81 9a0Ol9 80; and from S40 t. l645 the
ofIiabes have been reduced l26 o. This
Shove that something has been done towards Iqudana


the indebtedness OF the company, but the
very slow that the assets are decreasing In value


the accumulation interest the liabilities il constantly
adding to the amount The assgnees the Bank are anx
bring the business Of the concern 10 focus the,
made several proportions 10 the creditors and Their
Is at present very great probability something being
done to wind up its rs and enable the institution
business again perfectly free from any of tn
dimcuities under whice now abors. The assignees


giving them stock Of the company in payment for their
demands They say to the creditors destroy your de
msnds against the Bank and take much stock for them


bringing all the creditors into the stock company,


sung each make Ds much possible out Of the share
tna ia! to them from the OF the bank The ab
tiles Of the Bank the 18th of February s45 amounec


20 s2sos 70 H. and the assets to $662 e97 65 Of which
Se'i9l lsl 9s were in bills, notes, MORTGAGE, &c an
81 the cost Of the railroad The asixnees pro
pose admitting the creditors to interest these asset
win the present stockholders upon their giving up Their
capital based upon and made OF the assets the old
concern An arrangement Of this kind will give those in
dsoed to the present company opportunity settle
their debts more avorably than otherwise all they
give having no liabilities of its pressing hard
to compel sacrifice OF its assets to meet them tho
rough investga alton into the affairs of the Vcksburg Bank
and Railroad Company, convince that
promises must be made both sides to bring the
to close The value of the bills notes and mortgages
held by the bank depends entirely upon giving time io
pay men and extending every accommodation possible to
those indebted. forced settlement would destroy 6
great part of their ultimate value reduce the
OF the bank very much The railroad and all its sppur.
tenances beyond the reach Of the creditors OF ht
and already pays about per its cost with
the immense expense attending its operation We
statement showing the receipts and running expendi
lures OF the road for several years