si tFrom the Ohio State Journal.


DEPOSIT BILL.
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The bill @tO regulate the Deposits of the
Public Money having received the sigma
ture Of the President, and beidg conse-
quently law of the United States, We
give i a place in our present number, for
the purpose Of making our readers ac-
quainted with its provisions. AS we have
heretofore tuken occasion to observe, il is
not precisely such measure as we should
have preferred, or as was demanded BY the
people, who had right to expect a more
equitable; as wellas quicker return Of the
funds created by their labor and their en-
teFprise. But, imperfect and mrdy as the
proposed distribution unquesionably is, It is


nevertheless-if not inierfered with by
one If those tricks Of legerdemain not IN


common ii these days of chicanery and
