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List OF Ind. Free Gamks at Par.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

CORRECTED WEEKLY.
Bank Of Indiana. Michigan City.
Brookville bank, Rockville.
Bank of Syracuse, Syracuse.
do Elkhart, Elkhat.
do Rockville, Rockville.
do Goshen, Goshen.
do Mt Vernon, Mt. Vernon.
DO Salem, Salem.
DO The Capitol, Indianapolis.
DO Warsaw. Warsaw.
do Monticello, Monticello.
DO Paoli, Paoli.
Canal bant OF Evansville, Evansville.
Crescent City bank, do.
Cambridge City bank, Cambridge City.
Central bank, Indianapolis.
Fayete county bank, ConnerSyille.
Farmers bank, WeStfeld.
Gramercy bank Lafayette.
HooSier bank, LoganSport.
Indiana bank, Madison.
Indiana stock bank, Laporie.
Kentucky Stock bank, Columbus.
Huntington county bank, Huntington.
Lagrange bank. Lima.
Merchants * Mechanics bark, New Albany.
n. York x Virginia State stock bk, Evansville
Prairie City bank. Terre Haute.
Southern bank. Terre IIaute.
Salem bank, Salem.
Savings bank OF Indiana ConnersyiIle.
Traders bank, indianapolis.
indian Reserve bank, kOhomo.
4 For the future we shall omit those that
are not current, as there about many
prices upon their issues as there are shaving
shops 10 issue them.
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Advance Pay.-A few more numbers
Of the Banner viii complete the first months
OF the present volume, after which those who
have not paid their subscription, Will be charg,
ed - 90. Our terms are as low rs we can put
them, and our circumstances require that we
should strictly adhere TO them
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New Bl1nks.-Deeds, Mortgages and
Quit Claims of an approved short form, and at
a very short price. are for sale at this Office
Also Blank Notes neatly printed and for sale
at the same place.
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Humphreys Specific
GAN AL l. ANDS

NOTICE is hereby given. that the Ca
Y nal Land Office at Logansport. Indiana,
Will be discontinued on and after the Isl day
of August, 1853, and the books and papers OF
the same removed TO the Office Of the Trustees
of the Wabash and Erie Canal at Terre Hau'e.
Persons indebted on account o. lands East or
West of Tippecanoe, or who may wish TO Pur-
chase unsold Canal Lands, Will please make
application 10 the Office at Terre IIaute, either
in person or by letter.
BY order o. the Board of Trustees
]. II. HAGER. Cik-
July 26, 1853. lgt4.
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Aseney.-C. s. TIBBiTs Esq, is our au
thorzed Agent to receive subscriptions and
money due us, in Starke county. If.
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Won CAN'T MISS HT-For every
u thing in the way OF Groceries, you VIII
find at PACKARDS.
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EY'Extra copies OF the Banner, IN wrappers
ready for mailing, may be had at the ONCE 'oi
cents each.
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F2l tie aZEtl3'Z.eE.

WHEAT At the highest market prices,
w taken on subscription 10 The Banner,
delivered at the office. July. Sj5.
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ALL THE SUGARS!

TOMMON BROWN Sugar. Coffee Sugar,
" Crushed and puverized Sugar, all in the
market and ready for customers at the lowest
figures. at PACkARDS.
june 2S. l5tf.
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SI37,422.O5


Debts due the company, secured by
Bills Receivable, amply secured pay
able at bank, Il6,4l2.l2
500 shares Hartford and New Haven
RAILROAD company 100000
l05 do Hartford and Providence r
r. 10 per c.. preferred and
Guaranteed, 1926 90
I07 Boston aud Worcester r II, 1005S00
80 Connecticut River. l4,0O0.0o
80 Connecticut River Co. $4,000
100 Stafford Bank ms paid in 1000 90
SO Eagle Bank Providence RI. $4,000
800 Phoenix B INK, Hartford, 33.6O0,OO
30S Exchange Bank, do I7.556,0O
200 Farm. and Mech, do S5,60O.00
$50 Connecticut River Bark $3.50, 90
200 lrtford Bank, 25, 400, 90
lis State Bank l5.1O.IOO
- Bank of Hartford County 1876. 90
100 City Bank ii. 900, 90
300 Union Bank NY, 1920, 90
100 Broadway Bank do 4,l60 90
100 Peoples Bank 100000
100 Hanover Bank 10 900 90
400 Mechanics Bank IL 900 90
100 B INK of America 1920 90
loo INK OF North America, l0.500.00
$50 INK of the Republic IS750.0O
so B INK of the Commonwealth 5000. 90
loo n. Y. Lite ms. and Trust Co Is 900 90
loo United States Trust Co. 1l,2000
Total. 1886, 53O,23 !
The amount ofliabil,trs due or not
due to inks or other creditors-nothing.
Losses adjusted and due-none
Losses adjusted and not due $50, 4,97 /
Losses una liuS'el and in suspense
waiting further proof cr contested, l2fl1I ~ !
All other claims against the company are small
for printing &c.
Agents are instructed to take no risk over
900.
The amount insured in any city, town vii
lige is not fixed, but depends upon the cbarac-1
ter, material aud construction of buildings.
the width of streets, the supply of water and
efficiency of the fire department. and other cir
cumstances.
Tie amount insured in blocks of buildings also
varies; The intention is 10 mitlhe loss by any
one fire to less than $4,000.
The Act of Incorporation is the same as fled
in April, 1855.
THOS. A. ALEXANDER, Sec.
State of Connecticut,
Hartford county. }ss
Hartford; July 5th, 1855.
Personally appeared Thomas A. Alexander
Secretary of the Aetna Insurance company.
and made oath that the foregoing statement
by him subscribed is true according to his berf |
knowledge and belief.
HENRY FOWLER, up.
August 3, 1855. 21ti. :
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GAN DAT ES.

TTThe usual fee of ; to subscribers, and
81 to Inconsistencies, is charged IN. all Ca eS'
for announcements.
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Insurance Agents Certificate of Authority.
State OF Indiana.
To expire 3lst of December 1885.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
IndlanaDolis, July II, 1855

AIDllOR OF STATES OtFlCE,
Indianapolis, July II, 1885
NyHEREAS, THE ETNA INSURANCE
w Company of Hartford. Conn. has file /
in tn s flee, n sworn statement OF its condi-
ton, on the LIST of July 1855, the act of its
Incorporation and amendments, properly GER
tilted 10, and its writ, n Instrument, nomina
ting its Agents and authorizing them fully and
unreservedly to acknowledge service Of pro-
cess in the event Of snis.
NOW. THEREFORE,, in pursuance of the
requirements OF act to amend an ac', ell
titled an act for the incorporation of Insu
rance Compa MES, defining their powers and
pr escribng the du:is So approved March 2d,
1855, having presented satisfactory evidence
to me OF full compliance 10 the requirements
and specifications o: that act, I, Hiram E. Tai
bot. Auditor of the State OF Indiana, DO certi-
fy that CHARLES III. Reeve, of Plym nth. as
the Agent Of said company, is authorized to
transact the business of Insurance, As the A
gent OF tie said Etna Insurance Company. of
Hartford, Conn in this State. until the 31st
of December. 1865 10 the cxent that lie may
be commissioned and appoin. ed by the said
Company.
In witness whereof J have hereto subscri
bed my name and caused the al of my office
10 be- affixed, this nth day of July, A. ID,
1855. Ii. E. TALBOTT, State Auditor
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STATE OEENDIAN4.
Ss'AsskE COUNTY.

Starke Circuit. Court, September
term, 1855.
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Statement of the Aetna Insurance Comp, of
Hartford, Conn, July l. 80. as required by the
laws Of the State of Indiana, relating to Age ats
of Insurance. Companies, incorp GRATED by
any other State. passed in 1855
The name Of the corporation is Etna Insurance
Company, located al II ,rtiorl Connecticut.
The capital Sock IS $780, 900. and is paid up.
The assets of the Company are:
Cash on hand, and in Phoenix
bank. s65.63O,25
Cash in the hands of Agents, l37, 1871
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-31
q Recent 1lmbliratio tie.

JArAF AND AROUND THE WoRLp; account of three
visits 70 the Japanese Empire with sketches of Madeira
". Helena, Cape of Good Hope, Mauriteus, Ceylou
ssingapore China, and Loo-choo By ]. ". spaldpg,
Of the United States steam fgate Mississippi Eight
Illustrations. New York. Redfeld
ThetaTG icoga for SO many years shining as
an unexored light in the eyes Of the wordhas been at
last partially opened to science and learning by the skill
of American Sailors and the enterprise Of the American
Government The legitimate pursuits of the Japan
expedition are already in print this incidental to its
original object has but recently been spread before the
world, The author was connected with the American
expedition to that region and has chroneled in clear
and gbls manner all the matters of interest that came
under bis purvsW has added to the knowledge Of the
world new chapter and turned leaf that was hitherto
blank Considering the few facilities enjoyed for acquir
ing knowledge 1t must be confessed that the work has
well DONE and that the world is under obligations to
the worker.
The PRIVATE LIFE OF AN EASTERN KIso New York,
Reddeld.i zFUH -E'5
The taste Of modern writer's Of romancetends oriental
y-Kalooah, The Bsrber, and now The Private Life of
an Eastern King. Regions unexp lored and unmapped
are here made common and familiar as Alabama or
South Carolina The style of the country the character
and pursuits Of the people, their progress in every depart
ment Of life Is clear that painted in Atlantis or the
story Of CULVER and the Liputians 1t would seem to
us from hasty glance at the volume whose title is
indexed above, that Mayos hand might have had some
thing to do with its composition The locality the peo
ple the scenery all his and il conjecture mis-
take be mistaken only for compliment by the real
writer.
Mr. j. Morgan will please accept thanks for copies
of the fore-named volumes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-31
FACTS FOR TEE PEOPLE,

5ysi j
Let none of our readers fail to peruse the
article headed as above, to be found in another
column. It proves conclusively two or three
propositions LIST That because Benedict Ar
mold was native traitor, all natives are not
necessarily tinctured with treason. ID That
because Lafayette was glorious patriot and
friend ofliberty, it does not follow that all for
signers are patriots or friends of liberty. sd.
That because some foreigners and adopted citi-
zens have shown themselves as true as steel, and
have rendered good service to the country, it
does not follow that this nation would have baen
any thing at all but for the skill, intellect and
self-sacrihc'ng devotion Of the natives of the
soil s5 a5s s#5 =,s,.sse-ssl, zrez5
We opine the examiner after truth will come
to these very same conclusions. after reading
over carefully the article to whic b we have re-
ferrci. Again, We ask for it an attentive Pc
ruaal 5 559 h. IA 4s5 h.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-31
pRooLAMAr1oN OF rnB MAYOR

Quite lengthy and excellent proclamation from Mayor
Lewis appears in another column We would like much
to see Its recommendations universally observed Thsy
are good, even in times ths most ordinary.
The Mayor seems however, to labor under the impress
sion that there likelihood of fearful row next Mon
day. We think his apprehensons not we'll founded We
don't believe there will be any difficulty At all events
are sure OF one thng-the American party will create
no trouble Like int will the members thereof set their
faces against violation of the public peace and thew iii
work with unceasng energy for the supremacy Of the
laws Of the State and ordinances Of the corporation
Americans always discourage infraations of thu law
troubles or riots but they always strike back when
stricken and WOO be to the owner Of the hand chat dis
honors them with blow
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-31
STRANGE CONTRASTS.

The contrasts which the political world presents seem
very Often nexplieabe to outsders-to those who only
upon the surface and have not the opportunitv n
knowing what Is going behind the ourtan-ybo arr
not aware of the strange bei-felowship sometimes
brought about by conjunction of extraordinary oircum
But these contrasts and conunotions are no.
thing new. They old the creation Of parties
Of any and every description, have existed through ali
time, and probably will continue to exist until the mil
leninm day arriveswhen parties shall be no morewtep
politicians will TO trouble and the weary psople
will be allowed some rest.
But the conduct of the anti-Am ans Of Louisiana
affords the strangest the most wonder
full tnconsstency-eyer known in the annals Of politics
Of warfare OF Of other description CONFLICT we have
any knowledge Of 1t is much out Of the usual order
Of events 80 unnatural that only imagine that
mortal fear of impending discontinue has brought
our adversares sort of insanity which we trust will only
be temporary. 3=
For instance The iAntes charge and have continued
70 charge rom the opening Of the up to the
emit moment that the Americans were opposed to Gath
olics In vain, polluted to the name Of that
noble and rreproachabe Catholic-CHAHLEs DEnn,osy-
which heads our State ticket practical and triumph
ant refutaton of the and calumnious charge In
vain, we referred to other names our ticket demon
srsng, absolutely, that the allegation waa as ttar,,
void Of truth though 1t had come directly from th
lips of tho Father Of Lies himself In vain we pontad
to our platform Of principles which emphaticay ignores
and repudistes religious intolerance. All was in vain
Neither cur nominees our acts, or solemnIy promn
gated principles sufced to check the wild storm of mis-
representation Our opponents po have that wa were
hostile to Catholics notwithstanding had given every
proof In the power Of to bring forward to tho con-
trarJ 80
anu al th,s .ime fg nave been protesting unbounded
% SET themselves up as especial
defenders OF faith not asfaied or endangered-when
80. Y ssfaae S3'aoi'es rom their
,,ant We. oo,.arnaa M OF emolo-
~ ~ sns'-Ameiioahs' nave gwen
aou.'spa 'ne canaioate for Lieutenant
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-31

as- A band Of glorious American patriots,
while passing up Camp street last evening,
halted in front of our office and gave the
"orescent" twice three rousing cheers. Thanks,
gentlemen, for the compliment Would We could
have been with you IT would have been far
more pleasant, We assure you. But our aching
eyes, head and body, had another task to per.
form. and SO the qualification was denied us.
Go on, gentlemen! Yours is as noble cause as
that which led our revolutionary fathers on to
victory, and is worthy equal sacrifices.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-31

GS- For obvious reasons, which every re-
sponsible gentleman win readily understand,
the junior editor Of tie Crescent has no reply
70 make to communication which appeared in
the Courier Of yesterday, headed "To the Pub
lic'' Neither would he have replied TO it IL, in
stead q an unWarrantable use of his name, the
same parties had coupled it with disgrace instead
Of falsehood. When parties SO using it are
worthy Of notice, solitary monosyllable will
suffice for truthful and explicit answer.
VIII the Courier oblge us by copying.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-31

ALLEGED VIOLATION or rHE NEurRA,,rv
LAws.--it VIII be remembered that some.ims
ago the American schooner 9. 3, Fcote was
chartered 70 convey number Of shipwracks NJ
fusaIan soldiers and their arms from Simoaa
Japan 70 Petropoiowski. This matter has
been MAIDS the subject of legal investigation Il
ne Y. : District Court for the Northern Dis.
sIic. Of Louisiana, as violation of the neutral.
~ laws. Nothing will be the result. Have
nor .ne frenth and English chartered several Of
our nness clipper shipsl We never heard that
anybody objected ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-31

FALL AND WINTER CLorHING.-Alfred Nun
roe Co., No. 81 Magazine street. Of Gravier have
just received from New York. by the ssanshp Grenada
fresh supply Of fall and winter clothing, manufactured
expressly for them in the North They have also very
complete assortment Of childrens clothing and India
rubber goods which are afforded at the lowest and most
reasonable prices. --.s
We can safely recommend our friends and readers in
search Of good articles Of clothing reasonable price,
to patroniSe Munroe s. 90. See their advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-31
nA- The Circulation of tha Blnnd il instI

esteemed the greatest ordination Of Divine Providence
ing engine the heart Ills driven TO all pars system giving
vgor and strength 10 the complicated machinery man. This iv-
ing hocd whether wake aos orky through the ar
mes and rsurns ao through the veins How that
should be kept free from all mpur and many
are Repeating essential the perfect health
the Liver and Nerves generally primary
and Jaundee Indigestion and all the hasng feelings
Dyspepsia which makes life burden would
rapidly follow suicide hIhero No would suffer
long he ia Ah ehan bottle celebrated German
Bsers by Dr. c. NJ Jackson Philadelphia they rae,
fail Taeaaelng o&dAw In,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-31
AMERICAN MEETINGS.

The following meetings will be held by the American
party of Louisiana in the parish of Orleans:
PUBLIC MASS MEETINGS.
4th On Canal street. junction of Bourbon and Caron-
delet Streets Saturday. Sd November O'Clock P NJ
Hon Duncan F. Kenner Hon. Randell Hunt, John W.
Price, George Eustis Jr Gypren D. Dufour Capt Chas
D. Dreux, Col. Dick Stewart, j. j. Michel NJ A. Foute
Hon. Theodore G. Hunt, George B. N Wales and other
distinguished American orators will address the respective
meetings. oil 2dptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-31

a VoIoE FROM DRsoro.-A correspondent
writing from Logansport says. "Every thing is
gong on charmingly in this parish Randell
haAt made a telling speech on the 10th in
Mansfield He increased "Sam's" friends by
many votes, some Of them men that never ex
pected to see on our side. Our little box. ont
o. 40 votes, will give tho American ticket IS or
40 yotes,' '
The work goes braveiy on!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-31

aaF 1t is supposed by many that the Assessors
for the city Of New Orleans are elected by dis.
triots. Such is not the case; they are elected
by general ticket-are voted for all over the
city-and when elected they form a Board of
Assessors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-31

LAKE sHoRE Packet CREOLE. From and after
, :, this steamer will leave on TUESDAYS.
.ass saays and Saturdays, under the winter
n sensaale, for all the Gulf shore villsgss-say
~ oSsan springs, Biloxi, Mississippi City, Pass
onrissian and Bay st. Louis. Sac adysrt;sss
ment for hours Of departure.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-31

Yesterday asneon o. hafpast o'clock Mr. JoHNTE EQUrN
assd years nsye Bordeaux France and twenty
years rsiiden, Of this city.
siisnda and AMI the memherao The o. o. F
NJ and Fire Department ta of which socistiss ha was msm
bef) are respectfully Invited attend Afternoon
osoei from his late residence M.risry
streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-31

~ MAIIs--Some bags Of mail matter, due
last week, were received at the Post .ofI;oa 80
'sruay--our latest dates being from New YORK
q ~ ~, Baltimore of the 2sd, and Charles
son q .hs 10Th inst II Is believed thers Will he
% mail this morning from beyond Mobile
WIEN the Africa's letters will be received i, :
'auseton Tor Mr. Postmaster General oampbell
and bis contractors to answer -:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-31
CorroN.-For tha tmantv .faa. ,...... ~.

coTros.-for the twenty four hours ending
At O'clock last evening. the receipts Of cotton
4 Msre: ~ the !. G. Wallis, from vicEsburg
assS bales; W. W. Farmer, from vicasbur -
sios Capitol. from Waterloo, So; oupelousa I.
lfem Washington. 245 !; Laurel Hill, from Bayou
Ssra, 276 bales. Total, 22s9; and since Sat-.
arday morning 81 $40 bales.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-31

PENNANsHIP AND Book KEEPING. New pupils
will be received daily at Dobears writing and
ing establishment No. Jog Canal street. Special hours
ladies' gentlemen and children Citizens and STRANGERS
are invited to call and judge for themselves He guarau
tees success to ali his pupils
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-31

sAzERAc BRANDIEs.-By reference to an ad-
yertissmsnt in another column it will be that W. H.
Lsvereh Co. No. "a Old LeEee the sole agents In
this city for the celebrated Sazerao brandy Their stock
comprises all the various qualities and grades which they
sell on New York terms and prices.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-31

Moonr's smRrs.-s. N. Moody, corner of Ca
nal street and Exchange Place has received another in
vooe of those cheap and splendid goods which have been
SO much admired and highly praised heretofore They
came direct from New York, by the steamship Grenada
and well deserve the attention Of purchasers. sss the
advertisement