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PLENTY OF GOLD IN GEORGIA, BUT NO ONE WANTS IT-GREENBACKS AND GOLD AT PAR. [BY TELEGRAPH 20 THE HERALD. 1 ATLANTA, April 17, 1878. The Citizens' Bank, one of the strongest in the South, last Saturday announced through the papers its readiness to pay out gold on checks or draits at par. A temporary run was made for gold, but it soon ceased, and on Monday much of the gold paid out was returned as ordinary deposits. Since then only occasional calls have been made for gold. President Brown says the great majority of his customers will not take the gold, but prefer greenbacks. On Saturday a gentleman deposited $2,000 in gold at par, and that deposit nearly satisfied the demand for gold A large amount of coin heretofore hoarded has been deposited in the banks hero with greenbacks. Any of the banks will pay gold to any one asking it.