OF MISSISSIPPI BE-


WARE
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We have reason to believe that Jacob
Barker, the money king in New Orleans


is conceiving plan by which to raise the
value of Union Bank money very SUD-
denly, tor The purpose of releasing a
large speculation. To this end ne has
been buying up an immense quantity OF
the Bank, and has taken an sssIgnm' ut
of bills receivable from the Union Bank at
Jackson, with the view Of attaching. at New
Orleans. the cotton ofthe planters in Misses.
sippi. who are indebted either as principal
or surety on said bills receivable. The
courts of Louisiana, it is understood will de-
eide that the holders of these bills are ."-
ttled 10 par funds, and the cotton 'ts- A
will be applied to that. purpose iLis
would prove very Injurious TO many Of our