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DANDRIDGE BANK.-Persons holding notes of this institution, will see by the subjoined extract from a letter addressed by the Cashier to a gentleman in Nashville, that they need not submit to any shave on the same, but can have them exchanged for notes at par in that city by simply remitting to the Bank. "Enclosed we send you $15, in return for the same amount of the notes of this bank, received this morning in yours of the 29th ult. We suspended specie payment when the other Banks of Tennessee did so, and in the meantime we intend to resume in other currency, whenever our notes are presented. We hope no man may lose a cent on the notes of this Bank, for the Bank is fully able to redeem every dollar, and the stockholders are perfectly willing and determined to do so. "If the banks of the State were prohibited from putting their notes in circulation remote from their own offices, and required to pay out nothing but their own issues, redeemable at their several counters, it would prevent 'wild cat' operations, and improve the currency of the State. With respect, &c., W. R. BRANNER, Cashier."
