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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-26
NUMBER 2Sl.
CLOTHING &C..
STRAIGHT LINE CLOTHIN q STORE.
80 on MAis STREET, BEIwEex vIRsT Asp srcosp. On.
0UMBERTS e GOTTIEIB '+otf

RE receiving their Wholesale and Retail Cethipg Es
IA sablishment. . large assortment OF READY MADE
superior quality and ed in the most
styles lot Of Cloth Goats all szes
ror black and blue French and Esfsh Cloth Dress Frosk
and Sack Goats Sanet Cashmere Coats brown
and OyEReoATs Of every syle price, quality and
color VESTS sad PANTAL00NS Of the most be sutifAs
shirts Cndershrts and Drawers Gloves. suspesssn Cal
and SACKS HATS and CAPS ofevery style and cheaper
Trunks and ysiises Carpet Sacks. with large
fancy articles and Furnishing Goods all Of viii ss
on the Straight Line Plan. cheapias the cheapest
ALSO--Tbe largest lot Of CHILDRRN'S CLOTHING evof
Drought to Evansville Call and octzst
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J. r. CIR Tsp,

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
'9 -..r Fosters Building, Up Stairs.
r. CRISP. having removed his ONCE TO Fosters
u building will be on hand all times, to take
acknowledgements of Deeds, Mortgages, &C., and attend
all business required Of him Justice Of the Peace
febg-U
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ne

Messrs. sTrARSs & MARVIN Gentlemen: TcIir Safe
went through the IRE. il contained all orr books and
papers. which came out in good Order The safe from
appearance must have been red hot. We trusted our
all in IL. Very respectfully, yours, $50,
BROWN & GRANT
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NATcHEz STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS

or,.n.. ,na ,,.,, s" VI u I - APni :, ls54.
with their contents, except the books papers con
tanned in our Safe were destroyed by fre on
the morning of the 10th March Although Safe had
been for several bouB In extremely hot Ore before
We could recover it, and being first discovered was
in red heal; on being cooled with water, we removed
dollars, without the slightest damage injury 10 us
Being fully convinced by this the entire secu A
of those Safes we have procured another of the same
description from the same Agent viz-Richs Fire proof
SAFE sold BY Mr. Isaac Bridge No. % Magazine Street,
for valuable papers in case Of Ere. =.
~ PRICE WALSH a En
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4o4 PACKAGES OF NEW FALL GOoDs.i
MORGAN. KEEN d PRESTON,

In the best assorted stock Of FOREIGN and
Domestic Dry Goods. Notions. Boots. Shoes Hats
CAPS, they have offered TO the trsee.lr
We wish notify all close prompt dealers
will them to pass by our
IS passage ey and Al Is per 400 lbs freight
We TO stop this going the river and have
accorin gy sold this fall who usually buy in
Cincinnati and Philaiephia. -
We need scarcely add these times that cash buyers
fecy home in and that
Louisville Bkers here shave Indiana State Stock Bank
paper from 10 70 Is per cent. t.-iit
As sur stoct rate fresh healthy
specially invite dealers who give good call in
and exariin Q for themselves. - - now
NKTHJTE LIMB AND CEMENT
w 100 bbls hite Lime; 50 bbls Cement for sale by
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JoURNAL JOB OFFICE.

!. JOURNAL JOB OffICE.
W. invite the attention Of the pnbc 10 our sape,o
f.ei,is, for doing Jos WoRK Of all Kids WIN S
s d.psssh aal cheapness Oar sock OF ,So peii
C.,d. &c is constantly receiving new add,uons, wn
ssvs m. latest styles Of Types, Borders &c &C. ,os
vorkin- up this stock to suit any order IN VIC"
EuD = WELLS PATENT POWER JOB rnnes'
svs,.h ve ARC enabled tn do work cheap, fas' anu
- rood. We have also ordered .---.,.
PyTENT DIAMOND JOB PRESS
so,hs execution o. small and fine work an an elexa'
Thc.e with our facilities aud me assoI'
= Ienr oftypes, enable deity competition. "ena'e
= :" RULING MACHINE
% '. in the country and the only ohs ID
- Fv.nsvie by which enabled 70 40 All Anus"
.,. - - RULED BLANK WORK
usates. style Orders either by letter or per
=. 81. "a are respectfully solicited from -
, tss s,i-- COUNTRY MERChANTsss.
lar Hsudbilis Bills Ladng, &C., &c ne wors VII
4. sxecuted and sent home promptly, anu cha'se'
" A. We hays reduced our nrices atey IN man, 1c
'-st,as Of work. while the prices OF ma,erai anu
20 Ssye rome up our terms for JOB "ork are h'"'"''
Cash on pELIvKRY OF WORK.
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NEW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
NAV STYLE OF:PAINTING

4II INV STYLE UF.PAINTING.
NHT b. BANNERS would respectfully announce TO the
w citizens Evansville and vicinity that
rnen,Iy located Evansville. ana will int oduce
STYLE commonly known FRESCO-PAINTING. in all is
He long experience in his profession in the
decoration of Walls Ceilings. etc. OF Public Budings
Dwelling and Steamboat and the
satisfaction all who may desire his
Fancy Lettering and Sign Painting done the shortest
sce Persuns buildings in the city would well
give Mr. trial in his art He may be found for
the Apollo Hail. or at kapplers on Main street.
near the Canal -tf' feh7-f
KNTJLDEIl's CREAM CHEFS E.-25 boxes Just d
w per Charleston, Tor sale low by IT .
febN s. E. GILBERT CO.. Sye. 4ea: Water.
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F I X E FIR Err FIREyyj
MORE TRIUMPHS OF 80
AICHsS LAMA n DER SAFESf

II y The FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES HAVE JEST mn
received by the mails They form additional testmont
OF the superiority of RIcHs SALAMANprRs
zoe FIRE in CHARLESTON, s. C..
CHARLESTON, April 20, 1884,
Mr.. L. M. HATcH. Agent for Rich's Saania pder
Dear Sir: Finding Il impossible to our safe du
ring the late IRE. which destroyed store in Hayne
street, and having taken out our books we mi into Il
several papers TO test it. We lad to acknovIedss
that u fully sustained the high reputation Of your saes
The OF these papers more than we
pected when we Witnessed the heat Il was sub
''' COURTNEY ,TENNssrn &c.
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ra ~ NOT So
XWTHEREAS. ruror has been circulated that 8. EMBICB
intends retire from the Dry Goods business said
imposed have from the fact Of his
sold goods cheap the this notice will inform
his and the Of mankind that Is by
ton of quitting the business but the IL
will be his aim the present to his business to
such will enable him sell Goods his
much lower than heretofore So mote
il be. "a .r.- janl2
ono first rate Poplar Shingles in store AND
y for sale cheap to close consignment by nnos
el6 PRESTON bhOS.
HtHOICE family Butter to be hadat ,oov,e
NyNNy BAGS. 500 iarsehrs "a bush; for s :.Ic y
VI Janis WA kEiLLi.
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PARE AND THROUGH TICKETS.

The 0mnibus Line calls for passengers at all the principal
Hotels and leaving oce No 223
street. Fifth and Sixth six doors south Of the U
States Hotel oce Broadway
and Front opposite the Spencer House. directly
bank. they will call in any part Of the city. III IA
ecl5 IL II. HOWELL. Conductor.
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s,.,a.s csras making six lines or less eight a'nA'' p
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price. -. ,....a,,,,, nav .dvsr-
q tissrs. cents per line .ss;
I'd A,.s~.eins eandidates' names H. aAd - ." per
t,.,.i far All time weeks from election
Cut, charged double the same Dimensions
Aa,.r,,smsns 70 be kepson inside charged % PSF
N,rri...s D..shs Religious notices Published
vithsut charge. ,..a an,
changed till ordered OUT
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ordering not deiayable for the Legal
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-03-30

MP AND To I'VE have already men,
toned that Rev. DR.. Matthews tx. ny was
nominated by the democratic State conven-
ton, Chrough the committee appointed,) but
not without consid rable opposition. We are
now informed that the contest between DR..
Matthews and another reverend gentleman
was very close and exciting, and that Dir. M.
succeeded by majority OF six votes-his
competitor being also Know Nothing Will
the people believe the locofoco Remuneration
against Know Nothingism is sincere when
they see the democratic party voting for men
that faith for responsible Offices! Out upon
such hypocrisy!-Lou. Courier.
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HURLEY'S SARSAPARILLA!

UNHIS truly extraordinary preparation having effected
u cure In every instance wherein 10 has been used aud
those the malignant and inverate character
standing for despite medical superorte
all other preparations Its mode of composition and
process deliberately and scientifically combined Is
c noorety and the faculty and the public generally
destructive agents which commonly important
tem when less expensive medicines remain undeteed and
will be found pefmanent and redical cure in
Dyspepsia or /.
Indigestion. Scrof-
ula or Kings Evil, Az =.
fectors of the Bones. Syrhi-
lis. Debility, Habitual costive-
ness. Erysipelas Pulmonary Dseas-
uirrities. Fistus. Skin Diseases,
Diseased Kidneys. and
great and powerful Tonic
purifying the Blood.
and invigoratng
thee entire
system.
It's extensive throughout the country IT. he certificates
every received should than satisfy
plicty relied with matter how deep
tbs affection what duration the suffering
take bottle aud IL relief be not experienced take
more fact. and obvious
(part) Sarsaparas occasionally greater credit than
carefully prepared and genuine medicine assert CON-
SrsUP SARsAPARLA be the hest. Firstly Is
made Of the best root in FORM carefully
chemically combined and times than
Secondly the active being
extracted by powerful tincture made especially
this the performed and daily evidence
in truth justify the assertion.
For ale the msnufactory seventh and Green
streets. Louisville. Ky. also by g.
KELIER FARSsLEY Co., Evansville Ind.
A. W. NORRIS. vincennes.
DR. HALL. Golconda. Ills.
DIR. J. W CANTON. Owepsboro, Ky.
and BY druggists throughout the United States and Canada
Price One dollar per bottle.
mil 3sod&eowf
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XNyAR with the SYSTEM Of building Procure youf
w Carpenter Work ready made seasoned lumber and
save 30 per cent. ~. Il ~ ..l.L ~
- HiNKLE GUILD & CO., 3s5 WEST FRONT ST.
CINCINNATI OHIO.
Door, SASH and Blind Factory, Pfamins Mil snd Lsm
Der Yard. = -
Our Factory 60 by $50 feet ain stories high with mach
Aery Panel Doors SASH ventian Panel
Shutters Door and window Frames. Manss Base. Plaster.
Moudipg Weaherbosrd white snd yellow Pine Flooring,
and Planned Boards for the inside finish Of Frame Brick
Houses. Our work is framed in tho ~ made
by and peror other FACTORY hand work be-
ing thoroughly tested Drying House. Sash Primed and
containing several scrss Of ed 200 feet Of
than any other establishment in the West Orders filled for
boards framing timber and joints description. We
packing lee chests she baths.
Country Merchants win ind 70 their kssp oar
Kansas and Nebraska Portable C0teases, containing
two which be up and taken down In
few hours sample be seen at our fsctsry.
0nr bin from 10 TO 70 cent below Louisville prices.
> So Our Bill Of Prices be seen Ut this efhes.
mi 2fdImW
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RIVER ITEMS.

River falling al all points ABOVE nearu
from Yesterday and here. Weather bright anu
milder than Tn. day previous.
's The Mississippi was falling at ST. Louis
last Tuesday, with ten feet water in the channe'
,tCa;ro Three fee, water on Lower Rapids
!. and falling with ice running thick and weather
very cold.
s't The Bulletin has been consumed oy hre
The 81. Louis News of Tuesday evening says;
ssff dispatch received by the Captain OF the In
SONAR states that the steamer Bulletin NO .,
4, was destroyed By fire sixty miles ABOVE Vicks-
burg n does not state when the catastrophe &C.
cured or give any other particulars; but comes
from reliable source. and may be depended up
on. The Bulletin was bound from Memphis TO
New Orleans She was owned and commanded
by Capt. C. q. Church and has been one oil the
/. most profitable and successful steamers ever
built
81. Since the above was put in type we have re-
ce;yed the following dispatch in Louisville pa
Nsw ORLEANS, March 26.-The steamer Bull
tetin was burned on Saturday below Lake Pn'vi-
slence with zoo bales of cotton. Thirty-Ihree
passengers and portion OF the crew are lost and
missing. Among the former are J. b. Williams,
"a of New York; Mr.. McCaushe and lady, oil NORM
Carolina The officers were all saved The
boat IS TOTAL loss one Is pdiudiiy
The illinois and Missouri rivers are both
reported falling with bad navigation in the lat
ter.
a'r - The fine and fast St. Louis and Louis
vile packet Crystal Palace arrived here yester-
day morning from the former City, with great
many passengers onlboard. We thank her clerk
and Mr.. Andrew O'Riley for papers of Tues
: day. r,l.... rf iBt
"A deck hand named John jackson was
- drowned off the Crystal Palace directly on her
- arrival al ST. Louis. He had shipped al Madrid,
Ohio river, and had wife living at Cincin-
natl.
The Fanny Bullitt was here yesterday
from Louisville on her.way down South She
fs took on large addition to her freight here.
- e. - The New Lucy is reported hard aground
in the Missouri river. and wster falling; so she
= will be likely to s ay there till 'next RISE"
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Terrible Exp,os,en.
PROTECTING EsrABLisnxESr Blown Or.
TWO LIVES LOsT--sEvBN MEN INJURED

We learn from the New York Times tina,
the Pyrotechnic Establishment of G. A.
Lilliendahl-whose place of business is at the
corner Of William and Spruce streets, New
York which is situated at Greenville, Bergen
Point, about four miles south Of Jersey City,
near the Morris Canal, was blown up at 2
o'clock yesterday afternoon. One person
vas killed, and seven men so severely
burned that some of them will probably
die.
The building was about Is feet by 80 in
size, and two stories high. 1t blew up with
a loud report, and column Of smoke and
dust, in which the fragments Of the building
mingled. The ruins instantly took fire,
and it was with great difficulty that those
who came to the rescue could extricate the
injured from the ruins alive. Water was
brought from the canal in pals. kegs. &C.,
and the flames were entinguished. Eight
persons were taken out terribly burned and
some of them, it is feared, cannot survive
their injuries.
The following is correct list of every
person in the building. at the time of the
accident:
Henry Kinder, (boy) killed.
Louis Lorner. burned severely, (has since
died.l
E. nil Brehm, buraed severely.
Ferdinand Baur, burned severely.
Charles Kleine, burned severely.
Jacob Nicolay, burned severely.
Ferdinand Frundt, burned severely.
William Htters, slightly burned.
Henry Gassman, slightly burned.
George Ochs, uninjured.
This man worked near the door, and ne
soon as he saw the fire. ran out, but in his
fright closed the door after him, to which
cause may be attributed the lamentable loss
of life and injuries to the men.
The remains of Henry Kleiber. a lad l3
years of age, were found within three feet Of
the door, and burned to crisp. His legs be.
low the knees were entirely consumed.
There were usually fourteen persons al
work in the building, but the moment Of the
catastrophe there were but ten persons
In u.
It's not positively known how the explo.
sion was caused, but it is stated that the two
boys, Leibe and Jossman, and two other
workmen, were striving at their work 10 see
which would fill the most rockets. and it ]:
supposed that friction was caused by their
work, which was the means of blowing up the
building.
The clothing Of some of those who were
burned hung in strips upon them blazing with
fire.
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Proceedings Of the City Council.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March %, 1855

49, WEDNESDAY EVENING, March %, 1855.
Council met pursuant to adjournment
Present. Councilmen Steele, Scantlin, Ste.
phens, Elliott, Hart, Raleigh, Hunnell and
Mentzer.
The Mayor being absent Councilman
Stephens was called to the chair.
A communication was received from John
Ward. City Marshal, stating that he was Sc.
!. verely indisposed and could not attend the
meeting-ordered filed.
Ordered tina, James Scantlin e. Son, be
, allowed SIS So for stove pipe, elbows, &c. for
3, council room. and fixtures for pnbiic cisterns,
as per bill flied.
Ordered that Geo. H. Todd be allowed the
sum of s33 So. balance due him for salary
as clerk up to the first Monday in April,
I. 1855. a-2s 1-f j
-. Ordered that Geo. H. Todd be allowed
the sum Of ten dollars for making and exc
Z cutting deeds to lots in Oak Hill Cemetery
20 Mrs. Adelaide Loagbothau and nine 9th.
,ers, as per bill 6led. .fe -
Ordered that cash order be drawn on the
City Treasurer, in favor of John r. Walker.
School Treasurer, for the sum Of FIVE hun
.dred dollars. on account Of appropriation for
public schools for the year 1854.
r. There being no further business. Council
adjourned.
q. 4. Attest: GEO. H. ToDD, City Clerk.
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A GREAT VICTORY OVER ALL lINIMENTS
Il HE CHI A N c. Flu!
CHINESE EMINENT.

NHiS Superior is
public with the confidence that
rative qualities excel other lnimen Its
is certain SAFE and uniform falling
nal application appropriate All who have tried
il infabe in the following diseases Rheumatism
Bruises Sweed Limbs Weak Joints White swelling Pains
in the Back HIPS Sides Breast Face other part
the body.
Ii is external remedy in Bruises. scalds Cuts etc.
The usefulness this inestmabe chemical
to the human species. but is equally
wherever applied the diseases that
domestic animal Horse Among the many diseases and
accidents occurring the horse which
may be named the folio ing vz Cuts Bruises Chaes
Scratches Cracked Heel Strains in the Shoulders Sweeny
Spine. PASTOR JOINTS etc.
81 For further particulars directions bottles
TAKE NOTICE..
Many and made all the ordinary ni-
ments of the day. Of their offensive smell
:psighty stains often left the skn-a wonderful
which has been verified the establishment
found chemists delight patients that in
addition to its SURPRISING curative effects the
jul and perfume to of the skin
which be applied Ii and glow
which lasts for many hours and leaves the veivetr sones
Of healthy skn instead Of the cracked and chapped
anss which is common result of almost all other articles
used for that ladys toilet supplied
with who knows qualities in this respect To
realize its Agreeable odor need but open bottle
try for yourself. Wholesale and retail agents.
KELLER, FARNSLEY co. O.
Main sire Evan lie Ind
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Class No. 2, value 80 cts.

Agricultural Blk, Mt Ster
ling. go. ....
Blk OF Fort Wayne, For
Wayne ..-.... 1885,.
Blk OF Rockport. Rockport
Blk of South Bend, South
bend ........ -. .....
Blk Of Perrysville, Perrys'le
Delaware County Bank,
Muncie .................
Elkhart County Blk, Gos.
nen...... ...........
Great Western Blk, Terre
haute ...........s......
Huntington County Bank,
Huntington .............
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CLASSIFICATION
AND VALUE OF
INDIANA FREE BANK NOTES.
By g. COPELAND, Banker,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Class No. --- Par.
Blk of Indiana, Michigan

Blk Of Indiana, Michigan
City ....................
Brookville Blk, Brookville
Bk ofSyracuse, Syracuse. a.
Blk OF Elkt,art, Elkhart. 90.
Blk Of Rockville, Rockville
Blk Of Goshen, Goshen. -.
Blk of MI Vernon, Mt Yer.
non. ...........s
Blk Of Salem. Salem......
Blk Of the Capitol, Indiana.
polls. $1,000.
Blk of Warsaw, Warsaw. :. 4.
Pk Of Monticello, Monti
cello .........sss
Blk Of Paoli, Paoli. 5000.
CanalBk Of Evansville, Ev
ansville. .......... s..
Crescent City Blk, Evans
Cambridge City Blk, Cam
bridge City............ .
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TELEGRAPHIC!
Reported expressly for the Daily Journal.

:
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PITrsBURGH, March 90, NJ.
River 4 feet inches and failing; weather
clear and cold. t'
AIBASr,N. Y. Marches.
The senate refused this afternoon 10 re-
consider the vote fixing July the 18th as the
day the liquor law shall 60 into effect.
TRENTON, March %.
The air line bill was defeated in the Sen.
ate BY IL 9. The governor vetoed the
charter of Bank of Newark. It is reported
he will veto all new bank charters. The
Senate amendment to the temperance bill
before it's passage was stricken out and the
bill passed as it was first reported.
New YORK, March 90, NJ.
Flour triAe higher, 1000 bbIs good Ohio
sold a: S957a975; Southern is better; l,4OO
bbls sold at 80 lSa9 50; wheat firm; white
Penney lvania S242; corn trifle higher IA, OOO
bushels mixed sold at 97c; beef firm; lard un-
changed; Ohio whisky soc; stocks are dull
and lower; money unchanged.
New YORK, March 80, p. NJ.
Capt. Moody and crew, of the ship Fanny
Giffney, have arrived at this port from st.
Thomas. They report the total loss of their
vessel at sea, on the 9Th, which had left
Liverpool with salt for New Orleans. She
was abandoned 20 miles from st. Thomas
and sunk an hour afterwards. Valued at
$4,000.
QUEBEC, March 90.
Reading of bill introducing elective prnci.
pie into second French Legislature, carried
in the Assembly last night, so against I6
The measure is regarded as step to the
election Of governor, and consequently
warmly supported by annexationists.
HALIFAX, March 29, NJ.
No signs of the Asia yet.
PHILADELPHIA, March 90.
New Orleans papers of Friday are receiv.
ed. A large portion Of the town of Sanders.
vile, Ga. was burned on the oath. Over
40 houses were consumed. Court House,
Post Office, Masonic and Odd Fellows Halls,
Central Georgian printing Office and every
store in town. Total loss $4,000.
NEW YORK, March 90, p. M.
Flour firm, sales Of $500 bills good Ohio
at 94la9sl, and $500 bbls Southern at 9ls
9s7. Wheat firm. Corn triae higher with
sales of $1,000 bush mixed at 97. Pork
firm, with upward tendency; sales Of 1000
bb!s at 1450 for old mess and l637al65O for
new. Beef triAe higher. Lard frm.-
Ohio whisky 3Oa3O4. Groceries unchang.
ed. Stocks steady. Money unchanged.
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Indiana Reserve Bank,
kokomo.
North Western Blk, Bloom.
deld..... ..............
New York Stock Bank Vim
cennes
Tippecanoe Blk, Winemac. /.
Upper Wabash Blk, Wabash
Wayne Blk, Logansport go.
Wayne Blk. Richmond.
Wabash River Bk, Jasper.
Wabash River Blk, MELVILLE
Wabash River Bank, New
C0rydon.................
Kalamazoo Blk, Albion....