Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

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iers-eiihsr ihe lawyer who attends to the
case, and hands US the advertisement, for
publication, and never asIerwurd inquiries
whslber his ellen. has paid for it, or else
some Of the officers Of The Court, who neg.
lect TO enter IL, or cause il 70 be entered
among ihe costs, Or allows the case 70 be-
settled wi.hou, ll,hese COSTS. As ss0on as we
can find time we intend 70 examine into This
anal.sf carefully, and ascer,air9 what cnn be
done loward ,he COLLECTION Of these fees;
but hegeaiies as we salt. before we shal be
more careful. .-s4s, s,aeM Sae ,9..E ,aasoD
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BIZ THE INDIANA Free, BANKS avery strong
prejudice exists among The monied men Iof
this place against The paper Of the Indiana
Free Banks. We have always thonghl, and
ts.ill think This prejudice is no, well founded
We believe that The paper ofmosrof these
banks isas good as tha, Of o,her banks,
which Il allowed 70 circulrts freely. The
following which, we clip from an exchsnge
Imay be taken for wha,i. is worth: u ..ssq
I, The merchants and business men Of lndi-
annapolis held a public meeting on,a.he 25.h
uk., and received the repnn Of acommi,iee
J, appointed 10 wait taupon the Auditor of State,
70 ascertain the security &c, faJhe' various
banks Of thu. State. " The Journal of the
9Th, has a.able .giying,,he nhmes7of these
banks, and The amour, Of stocks deposited 80
, secure their circulation, with lhe States from
, which these stocks are issued. The table is
valuable as an exhibit ofihe stock Of these
banks. The largest amounts are the :lndl
ana s per cent The next are the Virginia
Esix per cent There are bu. 1865 'o
! Ohio Stocks on deposit. Alltbe,6 pef'ceht'
ars'receised at par. The Pennsylvania 81
are receivedTat SO 20 So per cent 'esf4 7"t
The Auditor states some important facts
Z which we give in his own language. II II
} the conclusion of this letter, iransnii,,lne
the above named liable, TO The committee: v
@"The rapid and constant retiring Of The
notes Of these Banks daily for their securi;
lies, renders it Amos. mpt ssible for me, L
: give you as full andclear a report as should
desire. We arc cance ling from 80 TO 5O'
!, 600 collars daily for The different Banks who
are Withdrawing their securities, thus fnrn
ishine iha! amour, Of Exchsnge. and less
efing ,he same amour, ofcirculalion. '@'7
4 ""Had time been given me 10 furnish yoi
, d list Of the names d The owners and stock
! holders Of the different banks, thus showing
the Individual Liabilities Of the parties,
S have DO doub, il would have been mucl
n mo,e satisfactory u ,ihe People. s''sioe .,.,
!. ~. seems 10 me, from careful exalnina
:, lion OF The securities, y you Cannot but dis
> cover that our Banks are well secured, AM
!. viii any kind oi tforbearance on the par
J, Of ,he public, they would be socn all full.
q prepared 10 sustain The high position the
!, have attained under 4 run upon them ur
, paralleled in lhe history Of Banking IL N
United States h, 1.n-3 ..,..ss !, !; III
yo,,JoAN[ +, W DUNN, Auditor Of s!aie."''
p aaInaddliion ao,,hs above, we have ,haafo
d lowing from Lords Cincinnati Bank MOI
o Reporters. ,,..a..,t
u 4 INDIANA, STocK NorEs.-The .no.es Of III
e above named banks are al aiheayy discopl
d IN Cipcirnali; lhey are, being bough. by OF
3 Brokers, al from 10, 10 per cent. idiscopn
7 10 Indiana they are Bankable-i,hey r a.
v now AT q discount in Louisville, Ky. tn
v unsettled state Of affairs owes its, origin
's The acts of our City Bankers and 70 II
Il scarcity Of currency caused by those acs
" As we do no. wish 10 discTedi.g banks whic
y are well secured, we. continue our qnou
9 ZION as heretofore, looking daily for q chang
{. ri, cannot be worse, In lakinglhe Indian
Q. no,es. our numerous pa'rons in yations,s ,se'
= lions will be- governed BY these remark
q In lhe event Of a failure, WHICH in n no ca
y 2, has ye. taken place. there could not pro
" ably be loss Of more Than from 8 TO
a per cent. TO the bill holder. saii.w aqa:a
s. The nCinciuna.i Commercial says, in n
y. gard 10 this currency: aD a"tas p 9n
3, q A gentlemen n. who has recently returht
- from Jour in Indiana, and who had an o.
ce ponunity Of ascertnining the sediment Of II
Va people. assures US thu, there is a firm dele
al mina,ion 10 uphold .he Sla,e sock none
:. u The business men say that they will n
ro paironize parties our Of the SIate who VI
10. no. receive their money. 7lf LouisyiD
So metchanls receive II, they will do the
J, business in louisville, instead OF GinciRna
=" 'aiAn effort is now being made in Louisvil
- to efecta satisfactory arrangement. Shou
al Indiana Stock money be received there
ny the Wholesale merchants, while it, is not
&c. CINCINNATI confidence, at least in Indian
ba will be restored, and Cincinnati business W
- suffer ~ -,il .@st'2 a2.-.' III - til-'i 12
m 2Indianians have considerable State prid
we and are jealous Of their currency while th'
wo believe it has good basis. 1t may be W,
u, for Cincinnati to consult their interests, I
- they may be compatible with her ownin 7
y. ference to this currency question. y 'S,I' 7.
'sd The Cincinnati Gazette Of Tuesday NOR
wo ing has the following, which is Of interest
ty those holding notes Of the Banks named:
,ds With reference to the Connersville Ban
u we learn that the circulation has been ]
~ daced to 100000. Depositors have be
al paid in full, and there is $50, 900 coin,
ION the Bank. Holders of this paper shou
lhe not sacrifice it, as the probability is it v
ae all be redeemed. We heard of sales
Kentucky Trust Co. paper at SO cents
." the dollar, but this is an unnecessary sac
lld fee, as it is probable go cents on the doll