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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15
NGlnN0Y'o

Y.B. PALMER Esq is authorized 10 act az
Agent for The CotUMBIA DLaUcRAr,' and re.
ceipt all monies FIR Subscription, and AaveytiS-
ing at his Agencies ia
Ph6hdelphia No, 90 Pine-sfrea.
Netc YORK " l60 NaSsau-iireet
Boston lG Sfgte.Sheet
BaHimore S. z. cor. Ball. and Colreri-sfs.
Observation-Disclosures and 1radcSmcn mag find
ii to their adUanfdgeto adrertse in this pGIGrcS
IL is Tie onty one published m tie County seat
md has greater circulation in tie county Ma',
any Othey paper published tcitlin sHhmts
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15
OF THE B.aNKEUpYty

FRUITS OF THE B.lNKHUPYLtS
From q statement prepared Tor ConS,s..
At The DepslImen, of Slate, i. sppesr, H.,
% 29l persons have sresdy, been d,.L.,
eed from the psymen, oe their debls, un1,.
The Bankrupt law and there are 4 4Gs
pIicaliOns sull pending. Only 76e aooI,
cslluns, in all, have been iefused hv t..
cnurs
The whole amount Of debts returned =,
wing by Bankfupls, so lar, is $40 gai-
Gl5.! and The whole amount Of n,oo.....
surrendered only. @l3 697 30T. So h, g.
Dwenly eight lhoussnd, two hundred ,rd
ninety one gentlemen. Were in deJt fo,,
hundred millions Of dollars more non
hey were able 10 pay!! atd all this i'm
mense SUN has been wiped ou, BY H.,
Bankrup, Law. The mere costs Of nm.
cecdIngs IN these cases, is OUer haF aop
hon cf dollars, being $6O2 322!.- We b,,,
here the 'esOIls Of one Wing measure, Il,
The sp0nglng out Of Iour hundred uill,c,,
Of dollars from the drber account of III.
g.orlcus credit system. Add to hi, IN.
hundred millions for deSls on spplica,io,,
Undetermined, debs unrelurned, costs, and
nsceIanles, and We have fce A,pd,sj
million Of doiGrS, a sum sufficient to nav
the debts OF all the states aud support hs
General Goyernmen, for years. In ,bs.s
facts We have too, one clue 10 he te.uI, q,
the Election in ls40. nero wers mo,,
than Miriy thousand bankrup,s, deepIy and
directly Interested in The success Of H.,
Wing party. FAey felt no doub,a 6er,,
zeal, aud labored arduousIy to ,rausr,r III,
reIns OF Government INTO tine hands Of Fed.
erAIism. And they received lheir reward
IN the Bankrupt act, which Mr. Clay de-
dominated, link in The chain Of WLi,
measures, and which he labored success.
iuI'y so pass at the extra session in 1871.
And for whom was his measure intend.
sd' Not for NE email Gtsu, rot fer Hs
unioFiuns,s tFadesman. For these tl.,
State neUlvenl laws were suiiicienl. 4
was intended for spectators, The very class
upon whom collection laws should be mos.
stringent and unyteding. The deales in
fancy stocks, tho operators in swindirs
banks, he children. Of Gcl,ous capital in
general were 'he recipients Of ils benefits.
Over one million Of creditors, according 10
lhe official siaemeni, have been neeced BIZ
this law: from just obligations 10 T. HON
Nhe spendIhrilt and Speculation have besn
forever released, and prepared to run
d new and unleUeEed career Of exraqag1ucs
and fraud.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15

We are glad 10 observe the Indications OF
harmony among the Democracy of this
county. There are 10 causes for tissrn.
s'on and the desptrc'e, onsaughIs of Fed
era''sm, do bat knit more firmly together
'he party Of principle The violence of
'hs opposing party will be qset nopera.
'i7s for mischief. Bie recolIeu tie various
names II ha9.asSumed and ,he varied phase
4 attack ii has adopted within lhe las, 90
years. Il can neither bids it's history no,
disguise hS present objects, Ts history
Is one continued series OF charpes-ofshi(
lng attacks; I's present purpose is The sc-
qu'Temsn' Ut power and place, lis asrul
appeals and It's open violence, have hereto.
lore been disregafded. and they will be a.
ga'o--ior 'he Democracy Of Colombia are
neither 10 be frightened nor cooked 10 an
'VaRa9AmsAt Of the principles Of lheir filth.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15

CoPf, Woys Account Of his ChGrgs.-
The NsS Orleans Bee contains the follow
lrg th~acItnSuc account tlom Capain
May Of his fsm0us sh4rge Of tAe Mexlcan
battery.
Having had the pleasure Of long con
'ersa'ion with Captain May We fnaly ssk
ed him TO give NC Description of ms
charge hatwe might get al the exact Gar
hculars. The gallant Captain twisted a
bout has long beard evidently someeho
connsed and alter considerable hesitation
sad: why you see, the iaclisany of Ms
boys would have given their lives 10 have
he'd Me chance 80 have charged the batter.
ies, only was the lacky one in getting the
order. Alter Me old man gave lhe order
rode down The road, my men following Of
course, where we met Ridgely: he biazed
away and let me pass aud We usl rode o.
vs: Ihs guns, and lhsIie oil sbouln.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
AUGUST IS, lsl6.
LATER FROW THE ARMY.
OFFICE OF rue PIcAYUNF.

Sturdy, Aug. /, lSl6--lo, y NJ
The brig Entresssrio arrived at N,
Brrscks this moroing, seven days frcn
Bfozos Sanliogo, with Capt [Grn.
Desha's company Of Alsbsma Volon.
lees', who have been ordered 10 New
OrIeans 10 be mustered out Of service
according TO instructions from The WsI
Department.. Six other companies
ftUm Alabama, all the Louisiana Volun.
teers out Of vice by the ssme author
,hority. Col,.Peyton andFesherslon's
Regiments are not Recognized by the
Department as being ia The service O'
all.
When the Empresssrio lef, most OF
the regular troop. had gone to Camsfgo
where it is prob1ble all ere by his Dime.
unless Gen. Taylor has been detained
on accoun, Of the wiihdfswal OF 90 ma
ny volunteers from the army, TO make
new srFagem0nts regarding the DISPOSE
Iion Of The remaining ones, he has join
ed the regular army ere this aCamsrgo.
The Texan troops were about taking
up their march for Mier.
Several fno artillery companies had
arrived from The ssaboo,d before the
Empessafio left.
Geo. Smith had proceeded with lhe
81 and 4h Regiment Of U s. Iui5nlry
up 10 Csmargo. commencing with his
rank as Col, in the army, Ii will be re
solicited that Gen. Smith tss been sp.
ported Col. ia the new Regiment oil
Mounted R'femen, and it is upen hi.
commission 90 such that he now pots.
Gov, Henderson was lying DAGGER
ously i'll alMaDamoras al the latest dates
very little hope, if any, was entertained
Of his recovery.
No news had been received Of the
whereabouIs Of the MEXICAN army. Let.
ters had been received al Mstsmoras
from The City Of Mexico, which stated
that Paledes was to leave that city to
join the army. The !o,h ulimo was
The day assigned by these letters for his
departure for The seal Of war.
Brig. Gen Himer was 10 be left in
command at M4tamorss, where regi.
menl Of volunteers was 10 be slslionedi
sod The forts gstTisoued by artillery.
More extensive hospitals had been
ordered TO be erected 81 Point Isabel lor
the accommodation ola large number OF |
sick.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15

II millionaire for California. -- We
learn that among 'be privaJes Of Capt Sic
vensor's regiment for California. are eevsr.
.al yoHRg men Of splendid fortunes. Ont
ol Ihem Is 'he proprietor Of large proper.
" IN The Interior of New York, and cole
heir to other estates, the whole valued q
a million aud half OF dollars. They tTies
10 obtain commissions, but laiirg Ia lha
'ccey enlisted as privatcs NsO YofI
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15

Steamer Ragdyr Sunk, -LoSs Of
GovernmentSi0rss. The steamer Ran.
dor, Cepl. Douglas, bound from 81. Lou.
Is lOForlLcsyeUworlh,wilh cargo Of .
bout sixty tons Of Government slorc,
aod several smalIerIcls Of lreisbra,ruck
stump when seven miles above Baon
VILE, and just al the mouth Of Lamin,
I'ver, and sunk almost immedialeIy II
within Elk inches Of her boiler deck
The boat and cargo II is lhougtt vii
prove total lossj the lslier being most
Iy for goyernmenl, was, Of course, in
sured.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15

Wha an unnatural, ineonceiVably crook
ed iver mus; be Me Rio del Norle? Az
officer, Who ascerded it wish the advance
of Cen TsyIo.'s forcea as fat as C4margo
wrIes--I think more Than one psrsun had
a hand in making this r.vei. From sp-
pesrsnce, II has baen done BY committee
Of rsns.horn, srrew-auger and spb0n.mer
each going on his own.hoo5. Sjphor
some imes running across screw -auger't
line, and rams nora twis,ing t,o both; and
The result Of their productions i"e riv.r as
II now is looks like double bow.kno,
which salors make 70 laslen The ends Of a
col Of fope.'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15

Beth houses of Congress adjourned on
Monday last until The first Monday of De-
cember next, the appropriation Of s2 OOO,.
ooO' for nego'Ia'irg a peace with Mex
leo was defeated in 'he Senate, by Mr.. Da
VIs' Wing from Massachusetts, speaking
upon the subject for ihnl express purpose
until the hour of adjournment As i. was
evident 'haI he was counlenanced in hi.
course by The Whig senator's, the respon
Slo''l'y OF the continuance Of lhe war With
Mexico rests upon their shoulders
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15

Oar neighbur If the Dany,Ile Demoora.
denounces tie late act establishing The con.
sttusional Treasury. lie must certainly
oe ignorant of lie character and operation or
hypo critical IN HE advocacy # pyo,ec.
uoU. Fol the direct and natural result o.
the independent Treasury system, ia to
give force and effect to pTote ctve du,es
Neither e0phisuy nor defamation, can
bauer down this evident truth. IN times
Of speculation with an expanded currency
protective duties become imperative and
useless, state Of blosed paper cur.
rency. invites excessive importatione; iei
swollen prioes. conse quenI upon such
slate, allow The importer 10 pay the dUy
sad sulI sell al profit. Further by resort.
ng'mainly, to The currency Of ths consliu.
'Ion, we secure circulating medium, Ihas
is comparatively unauclualng in amount
and as consequence, prices are steady ana
sure, We avoid expansions and conlrac.
nonS ia 'rade--the gambling of speculation
and the bankruptcies that follow alter it,
HE sNernalions between fictitious prosperio
~ and grinding depression. Steady prices
should be darling object with all pfodnc.
ing Industry, but withou, an unluCtualing
currency II is impossible to secure them,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15

Mislake- man at Dover, ". H.
"ss recently served by an srolhocar
w,!h glass full Of oil OF iaaSey 10,
WINE blIlers. 1t WIS only by mere
chance that his life was saved.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
CHN.4L COliAfISSfON NER,
WILLIAM B. FOSTER, jr.
RCnlOYak.

rhp Office of The 'CoLuMBr. DGMocRAT
ass been Removed into the new Buck
Building South side Of Main slitet, fe "
1oute below Market.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15

MontefCy--The Mslsmoras Revillc
mentions one incident connected with
the history OF Monterey, in NuevoL Leon
which is-aot generally known. The
streets oI that city were paved by A.
merican prisoners, taken by the force.
Of Gen. Arredondo from Mins's unfor.
iunate expedition Of 1916, and cemenled
with their blood. These men, whl
had nobly periled their lives 10 obtain
lAe independence Of Mexico, were Ia
ken prisoners, and after being kept al
hard labor in The streets Of Monterey
for months, were taken out and sho,
BY order of The government. There j,
but one survivor Of he expedition, The
senior proprietor Of the RevilIe, fion
which we obtain he fact.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15

Senator Sempe. Of lllinois, says the
correspondent Of the Newark Adveui,
ser, iSto be appoiojed Governor Of o.
'gonTerri'ory,on The aIrivaiof the prop
sr time FOR making salI appointment
which will be after the enactment oil
She law for the establishment there ol
Territorial Government.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15
THE PENNSYLVANIA DELEGA-
TlON,

IL 10 a well.known iaot, that, with sins
gle honorable exception, every Democratic
representative in Congress from Pennsyl-
vania voted in favor Of The tGriEcf ls42.
This course was dictated alike BY public
duty aud their instructions, and we have
reason to kHow that, but for their sacred
regard to the later, they could have SCOUT
ed concessions Of paramount importance TO
our State interests. The opinions Of ,he
Legislature were, however, couched 10
phrsseology too plain to be mistaken, and
deeming Them obig giIory, our representa-
Iiyes implicitly obeyed lhem. 10 this they
have deserved, and received, the plauds OF
all honorable men.
WeB,.now, msnj Of these gentlemen -
we mean, Fnot 10 be MISUNDERSTOOD mary
of the Demoeraic portion Of ,hs Pennsylvs,
nia delegsuon--wIIl, at the coming election
be candidates for ressIscuon. What then?
Will oUr exclusive Wing Tariff friends, par
excellence, honor any one of these disllns
enishcd Democrats with their suEroges!
They have done all hat could be expected
ot Them TO sustain the Tariff OF 1912, as it
was, and have Only been prevented from
securing Important concessions TO The Iron
and Coal interests, by their il-considered
Instructions and now, when they submit
IN account OF their stewardship, we shall
see whether the Wing Tarifiites are ready
TO cheer and sustain them. Fhey sIege
hat the Tariff question is the Asions rod,
devoUring, swallowing, and d,gerting all
the minor ones, and if they are sincere in
!hs assertion. they cannot escape support
ing those who have heen found failhful in the
hour of trial Will they do It. or will !hey
give The lie TO their professional We shall
see. - PsnntyIvaHian.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15

several State Elections al the Soulh sud
west have taken place within few days
past Ue have not, however received sul
hc'en' rs'nTns from any of ,hem by wbisa
We can arrive al The result.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15

A wesIIhy gentleman of New York dis
inguIshed for his voluntary benevolence
includes amongst his liberal donations (feW
Of which meet lhs public eye) e35, 900 for
me erection CT a library building for the
Princeton Theological Seminary; S5, ,3CO
TO stereotype ons work FOX lhe PresbyteIi-
Board Of Publication. and s4 900 for anoIh-
er; Sl5 900 for one Mission Chu,ch in
New YORK, and several ten thoYsaad5 10.
wards others; 81 0GO for one missionary
SC. The gensleman uuly
thinks that charity begins at home and
mis- IargesS is mostly bestowed.on domes.
'ie objects. So he makes proper as well
az a genetous use Of his wealth. - Boston
Transcript.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15

On The 5ih inst Mr.. Atchinaon, of Mis-.
soori, was elected upon tho e,h ballot
speaker pro TEN Of The Senate Of lhe Uni,ed
States.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-15

N'nlS|er 10 RuSS,a.-lt is rumcrej
that H. J. lngersol is TO receive The 9,
"'''"''r' + Minister to Russia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

In The steamship Cambria for Lsrepool-Mrs Wilisms'
Msss-s Nstbanet c. POOR (ocsrer Of despatches) w m
G,ovtT 3 smith r 3 Peimer DR. F. II Gray Rev W.
Dean. Of Boston j. Giles. 8 Cornell, of Providence E.
R, Lyman a. AppoId. Lewis swtzer r 3, 3 Feio"s'
D. - sweren,e - Allen. Mr.. Van Vost w
Tar j. r Moorwood, Geo 5. soven aud son. VIM Bit
J Wolff J. Gsrsed. A. Rindthor Of New'York; Prince
Joseph Napoleon Bonaparte Mr meillard Louie Y. pan
erschel OF PHILADELPHIA Rev. Thomas Spencer ana
VIE = H. E. Paik, OF England - Fox. OF Ireland
John Birks of Montreal; <. Morton of Canada Wes'
Lieut. D. srndt Belgian army; Geo Morr1s, OF bueno'
For Halifax-Messrs E. w Jackson, of Chelseai F l.
Do Wolf of New.York; Thos. NJ Cieur. OF Halifax;
w Pickman aud Thos. w. Colin. Of Nova sc"tia-0'
Total d
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
shio Nebraski, Watson. Marseilles Boyd Hncken ;
Maryiton Edwards liverpool. Taylor &c Merrill
BarSs Calisto Higgins BarOadoes, Nesmith & Walsh
Manic Lane Rio dc Janero Siakeu Z; Ironsides Lady
Falkland Baker London. 5 Wnsow.
Brirs.G B Lamar. Richa.daoD. Galveston. Grower &
Nelson; Forest Yaunec Norfolk. Buck 81 Peters Viz
GINA Jordan New. Orleans, J Eiwell & Go.
Schrs Sarah Charlotte, Newbern NC; Compliance,
Lewis, Boston; Nassau. Thackcr. st Thomas. w w
Plat; Porpoise Drake, South Amboy; VIM Wright,
Widen Richmond, Platt Sc Person Frances Fowler,
Philadelphia
Sloop Helen, Keen, Nsw.Bcdford.
ARRIVED.
Hamburg ship Stephan, (bef0re reported) Roufs 81
ds I'm Hamburg with ndse to Schmidt & Bachen 2Ith
Feb off Nantucket Shoals. spoke whale bark United
States. from a cruise OF and for Westport. Tho has
experienced very wsather during the passage
lost quarter boat and received oher damage Was tow
cd up By the steamer Hercules ~.
scnr Havana, Mcrshon. I'm Providence RI Ia ballast
70 master.
SAILED.
Ship Union New Orleans.
Bark Hecia, Port au Prince.
Briggs Harhinger. West Indies Clinton Savannah /;
Cerib Demerara Alabama Bermuda Croton, Mobile !;
Rober, Bruce. Balize Hond. aud others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

Citizens Bank-...........ct
Con.& Farm. 5'k OF B alre,d az
Cumb. BIZ Il Allegheny. !.
Farmsr.'6'k Maryland
Fsrm&Mech BIZ, Fred -ds
( FARM : M.rch- B's B9!r e.,
/ Faru.& Planters Bank
r1.5~rick County HANK
uHr.,.,ov-n Beuk..-.-- --o0
Ne9ine Bank OF Baltimore {;
Si@cha,,cs' Bank of Dalte.do
Mercants' Bank...........co
Mineral Bank. .......-.-.l
Paiapsco Bank. 30
Salisbury Bank .....,.....5
Union Bank OF Maryland. ,
Washington County Bank. +;
Western Bank. 800
Westminster. Bank of.....l
DIST. OF COLUM.
Farmers B'k OF Alexandra Z;
Earrn.AMech. b <, Geo'i'wudC
Metropolis, Bank ofthe- dc
Patriotic Blk, WeshingtOn,dc
Potomac, Bank ot.......dc
Union Blk OF Georgetown.d dc
Washington. Bank of.....dt
VIRGINIA.
-ztR,.-A u an
Farmers Bank ofNirginia-dc
Merch. * Mechanics BIZ. ?
\. W. Bank Of Virginia. ..dC
Valley, Bank ofthe........
Virginia, Bank of....,....dt
NORTH-CAR
I P'So tine State * Branches, /.
c Fear. Blk OF x Branctes.dt
Merchants B'k, Newbern. dt
/ sOUTH-CAROLlNA.
Camden Balk-......-...-.i,
/ Charleston, Bank of.......dt
Commercial Bank $500 d.
Georgetown, Bank oi.....oc
Hamburger, Bank Of. do
Merchants Bank..........l |.
Planters l. Mechanics'B'k Dc
South-Caroliua. Bank of..dC
S. Western r. Z. CompanydC
State Bank Of 5. Caroiina.dC
Union Bank OF 5. Carolina. dc
GEORGIA.
Augusta In. K Banking Col.
Augusta, Bank o:.........dC
Brunswick, Bank OF do
Geo. RI s BE-. Co. Athens. d.
Do Branch, Augusta.d dc
MarineSFire lns. B'kSav'h,d C
Mechanics Bank ,Augusta.d
aIiI,edgeviile, Bank of....dC
Planters Blk, Savannah. do
s.. Mary's Bank of.'''dC
! State otGa. B'k ofSavR'h, d.
LOUISIANA.
1 Canal < Bee. Co. y. OIL. !;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04
DrD GOODS .

DEMOyAL.-mANNlNG u PRGCaARD, Importers
Ia and Jobbsy- have removed from 81 BeaVer-st to No
50 Pine-streei (be;wcen William Sas s's) where they
offer .als OF Faucy .ui SPPis Dry Goods
consistrg in part OF
Rich Organise Gingham Musiins,
TevIed and plain Scctch ard ftench Ginsngm5
Printed Lawns. Bazotues and Ba-eges,
New e.! styles Printed slcus.rhne de lanes
Alpaca aud Orleans cloths ~ every variety,
Drap Etc, BOmhaznes gHf Groom Coaiinfs
Cambria Isronet, Hiiusook Null Swiss
Check striped aud f1Hcy ifus,iu-
Linen Canhric Hdkfs lineu SrseingS aud ShiruGyi
Linen aud ,rnasS Table Covers nnt NAPKINS
White ard CRIMSON Porgs- hdsts
Printed Pung.e .ud BaniAaa Hdkfs.
Rr Baege aud Six SEaIyls Harege Sc,ri-, -
To which hey invite The attention ofcy md country Pus
AZ lTNisSWos'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-04

lCrItOl I'm Sphe ~
CITY Bank of y. Orleans; 90
Ca Lirht L Big co. NO 90
Louisiana. Bank Of, y. o. GO
LOUISIANA state bk, y " 10
Me-. s Traders Bk, y. .. DO
Tn.on BIZ, Louisiana. NO. co
ALABAMA.
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Bank OF Mobile ...... i
OHIO.
Bank OF Steuoeuvlile..". Z
City Bank, Columbus -. co
City Bank, Cincinnati -. do
City Bank, Cleveland. go. 90
Circ!eville, Bank Off,. do
Clinton Bank, Columbus. DO
Commercial Bk, Cinc.n'u. co
DAYTON Bank. .."---.....d DO
Exchange Bank. Colun.. DO
Far. L Nee. Bk, Steub'ville 60
Franklin Bank, CINCINNATI DO
Franklin Bank, Columbus. DO
Geauga. Bk OF, FaihsVl,le' 9o
Lafayette ba1k, S.hcih l. ~
Marietta, bann OF ;'.'''''' 40
Massillon. BANK o.. -; a az
Mount Pleasant, Bank Of. DO
SorwaiK, benE oi - 10
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SardusSy, Bank off,. 10
STATE Bsnk,.......:.......d 40
West'n Reese bs, w arTtn 40
Wooster, Bank Of ........ co
Xenia. Bans Of 49,. 90
Zane-vllle. Bank Oh 90
INDIANA.
State Bank OF Indiana hnt
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