A RELIC OF THE WAR,
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 "HARrFoRD, 1st Feb, 1915. "The Ph1nix Bank promises to receive of the bearer this note oi ONE DOLLAR in payment for a. ny deht due this bank or. to pay the same in spe- cie two years after the termination of the present war. > '. "GEo. BEACH. Cashier" .9N. KNox, Pres" A gentleman from Connecticut showed US the note of which the above is copy. We offered to buy it, but he would not take ten dollars for it- Geo. Beach is now President of the same insttu. tion.- 1homPson's Reporter. .... Early is the Field, ,-The Washington corres- pondeht of the Herald says that very importsnt news has arrived from Tennessee. The Democrat. c members of the Legislature of that state recent y elected, intend, as they convene, to hold caucus and resolve to address letter to President Polk, requesting him to offer himself for second term. Reu. c. T. Torrey.-A correspondent of the Hallowell (Me.) Standard. who lately visited MT. T. in the Maryland Penitentiary, says that his fnement is undermining his health; his eyes are disn, his voice hoarse, and his spirits depressed ], and it is feared he cannot live out the period Give years) for which he was sentenced.

 Mr. Senator Preston has returned to his home i'd South Carolina, with his state of health materially l amended.

 Snow to 2 considerable depth now covers the Caiskill Mountains.

 The Small pox is presailing in every part of Bal l timore at the present time. There cannot be less than 200 cases. though in light form. and seldom proves fafak

 Railroad iron we shall not have to go to Europe for soon. The Montour, Iron Company's Mills at Danville will alone turn out 10000 tons annually.