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PRETTY CONDUCT.-We have it
from what we regard good authority that
one day last week, gentleman, who had
an obligation to the amount of $500 to
lift, at one of our Banks, rendered the
Bank that amount in Rail Road paper,
which they refused to take. He then told
them that he would pay nothing else.
They told him they would protest the
note. Agreed said he, drawing from his
pocke. three hundred dollars in the mo-
ney of the indenlical Bank-he deman-
ded specie for them. and said if you do
not receive my Rail Road notes, | will
proceed to a magistrate and issue war
rant OH each note have in my posses
sion on your Bank. They hesilated not
long, seeing the man so determined, but
brought forward the note which was paid
by the Rail Road orders just refused.
Will not every one act thus? 1t is time
for the people to act decidedly. Make
them resume at once.


Daily Argus.