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The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-03-07
AFFAIRS AT BATON ROUGE.

Business at the capitol is going on bravely.
On Friday and Saturday last, not less than one
hundred and fifty of the revised statutes were
passed by the lower House. This thrifty dis
patch, We imagine, may be accounted for on
the ground that several quibblers about words
were absent who ever hang asa clog on the
wheels OF Legislation, and no useless discussion
was had. The revision of the statutes is a
huge undertaking, and time will not admit the
finishing of them this session, unless the Go
vernon calls an extra session for this particular
purpose. This, it is said, he will do. Many
Of the members are already heartily tired of
their stay at the capitol, and wish to return to
their homes. The extra session, if called, will
not be very agreeable to some.
Much work is done by the Legislature which
properly belongs to the courts-the emancipa-
ton of minors and slaves. The process by
which these cmancipations are obtained in the
courts are so cumbersome and expensive, that
the applicant prefers throwing the burthcn
upon the State than to shoulder the trouble
himself A reformation is much required in
this particular. If all this kind of business
was confined to the courts, it would save much
time and money to the State which should be
devoted to matters of greater moment
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-03-07

RELIEF FOR LIEUT.. SwEENEY.-Thc bill for
the Relief Of Thomas w. Sweeney, now a
lieutenant in the o. s. army, and who lost his
arm at Churubusco, while serving as an officer
with the New York volunteers has passed the
New York Legislature unanimously. r...
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-03-07

DEATH OF AN EpIroR. Francis T. Porter,
who for. many years past filled one of the cdi-
torial chairs of the Picayune, died in New Or
leans on Wednesday last. He was brother
of w. T. Porter, the principal editor Of the N.
Y. Spirit of the Times.
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-03-07
GIN TON, L0U5SlAMAs
WEDNESDAY, MARCH I, 1855.

- CANDIDATES SPoKEN oF.-We have heard the
name Of F. Hardesty, of East Feliciana, sp0-
ken of as a candidate for the Office of the Au-
ditor of Public Accounts; and that of Col.
Bealc in connection with that Of Secretary Of
State. Both excellent men-one Wing and
one Democrat The American party always
divides the spoils. Who seconds the nomina-
tions?' 's-sti' ~
We take the above from the New Orleans
American Exponent, Of March 8. The sug-
gestions made suit our ideas precisely, and we
venture the assertion that, If the whole State
of Louisiana was ransacked, no two gentle
men could be found that would give more uni
versal satisfaction to the people, or would be
better capacitated to discharge the important
and intricate duties appertaining to the Offices
Of Secretary of State and Auditor of Public
Accounts, than would Maj. Beale and Mr.. F.
Hardesty.
Maj Beale is citizen Of the parish of East
Baton Rougc-is a lawyer Of no ordinary ,ac-
euirements, and has always commanded the
respect and confidence of his fellow citizens.
Anything that we could say to our readers
hereabouts in connection with the claims of
Mr.. Hardesty, to any Office within the gift Of
the people Of Louisiana, would be waste of
words. The people of East Feliciana-all
classes and conditions Old Frank, and
they all know how to respect a gentleman pos
sessed of all those amiable qualities, both of
mind and heart, that are sure to win the at
tachment and esteem Of the many.
Mr.. Hardesty has held several very impor-
tsnt positions both of local and general char
acter, and he has ever been found diligent
and faithful public servant to the interests of
the people. No milk and cider political bab-
Ter, but an energetic and intelligent operator
in whatever trust he may be found.
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-03-07

~. A bill is before the New York Lcsisla.
turo to incorporate a company, which is to
change the Crystal Palace into crystal market
house, to be located ON the site of the present
Washington market,
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-03-07

New LIFE BoAr.-The New York Evening
Post learns that new life boat has been in
vented by II. Verdcn, Esq, which is capable
of being folded up into small compass, so
that vessels can take an adequate number of
them, sufficient for saving from shipwreck the
crew and passengers of the largest ships 1t
is made chiefly Of India-rubber, and the boat
so constructed as to have the capability of
righting itself Immediately on the water if ac-
cidently capsized. The plan has been patented
by the inventor.
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-03-07

about to be relieved, and is ordered home N
riinored, for some Western post of import.as Y
either in Utah or Kansas.
Melendrex, the anti-fillibuster, Comma,
Of Lower California, has been sojournns
San Diego for some time past, the guest ofh]]
Juan Bandini. He has published a man;t1
against all robbers and disturbers of the nas
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-03-07

~ a Western paper, speaking of newly
elected Senator, says his ignorance is so dense
that the auger Of common sense will be longer
in boring through it thanit would take boiled
carrot 70 hcre through the Hocsac Mountain
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-03-07

eB- A Wing State Convention for the pur-
pose of nominating State officers was to be
held in Hartford, Conn.,, ON the 2Sth ult.
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-03-07

sB The on dit has been current in the
capitol for a day or two, that Mr.. Buchanan,
Minister to the Court of St. James, was about
to come home, and that Mr.. Slidcll was to sue
coed him. This is said to be based on private
dispatches from Washington. 1t is intended
in fact, that Mr.. Buchanan's resignation is al
ready in the Presidents hands, and that Mr.
Slidells resignation as Senator and his appoint
mcnt to succeed Mr.. Buchanan are hourly ex-
pected. We know not how true or proximate
to truth this may be.
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-03-07

During the last six weeks, 159 deaths FIT
scarlet fever have occurred in New York eli
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-03-07

~ On Friday last says the Boston Tn
Weller, while several persons were standing up''
one of the piers at Spickett Falls, Methusa
watching the progress of the ice, four mn
were accidentally thrown into the river, and
went down the falls. Daniel Gleason, Henri
Hatch, and John johnson, escaped by clingiH
to the roots of some trees, but the fourh
Thomas o. Crumment, was drowned, and Bis
body was not recovered.
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-03-07

- Mr.. j. E. Murdoch was to appear d
Hamlet, in the National Theatre, Washington
on the evening Of the 22d ult
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-03-07

LATER FROM FLoRrDA.-The Mobile Tribune
Of the oath publishes letter from Warrington,
dated the 23d, in which it states: at is pri-
vately rumored about town to day that large
body of men are concentrating at the east end
of St. Rosa Island, supposed to be portion of
the Kinney expedition or fillibusters. Rumor
says that the four steamers lately arrived here
have something to do with the transportation
of this large force A better location could not
have been selected
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-03-07

A few days ago the sword of General Jack
son used at New Orleans, passed through Chat
tanooga, Tenn, en- route for the national arch.
ives at Washington. 1t was broken in two
pieces. .-. ...
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-03-07

1t is said that Minister Dodge has engaged
Professor Dimitry of New Orleans to 60 to
Madrid aud speak Spanish for him as Secretary
of Legation.
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-03-07

y
of Cinnamon in San Francisco on the night
of the 9th inst One was killed and several
others wounded.
Disclosures are daily being made of money
extortions by Chinese secret societies. The
Herald says that the Chinese are daily becom-
ing nuisance in San Francisco.
Tue INDIAN DIFFICULTY ON THE KLAMATH
BY the arrival of the brig j. S. Cabot, Captain
West, (says the San Francisco Herald from
Humboldt bay, we are put in possession of
further intelligence respecting the late Indian
disturbance on the klamath river. We obtain
our information from Mr. Francis Campbell, a
passenger on the above vessel, who was an eve
witness to the whole transaction, and one of
those who escaped from the Indians. His two
partners were slaughtered before his eyes,
The cause Of the disturbance is as follows
1t appears that portion Of the whites had
traded off some firearms, to which some of
the others were opposed, and afterwards en-
deavored to recover the possession of them.
A part of the Indians at once gave up their
arms, and those who did not comply with the
demand were ordered to do so before the OK
piration of four days, or else their camps would
be set on fire. The specified time having tram
spired, and as there were from forty TO fifty of
the Indians who would not give up their arms
the whites proceeded TO carry their threat into
execution, when they were attacked by the In
dams, who killed five and wounded two of
their opponents. The following is list of the
killed -Chas x Proctor, Of Prpctorsville. Vt
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-12

own laws, in our own way, on all sub
jects not prohibited by the Constitution
of the United States, we acknowledge
the existence Of similar right in the
people OF every other State and Terri
tory in the Union. know OF no other
principle but this. upon which we can
stand with safety and honor. IL is the
chief cornerstone on which, under God,
the security and perpetuity OF the Union
rests. III we cannot maintain this po-
sition, there is no hope of peace and
harmony in the future. Whenever
we abandon this stand, we shall lend our
influence in invoking that worst Of all
political calamities. dissolution in feel
ing and sympathy Of the members Of
this great confederacy-t thus transform
ing the moral and fraternal ties that bind
us together, into mere CALLING and OPP
pressive physical forces.
Our only hope OF perpetuating our in.
stituiions in all their original vigor and
purity, rests upon the adoption Of that
system Of legislation that throws the
several States and Territories OF the
Union more and more upon their own re-
sources, and confines the action Of the
General Government within the limits
defined by the constitution.
Ardently desiring to cooperate with
you, in all that will advance the interest
Of our beloved commonwealth, and look
ing to tina; Being who, alone, is able to
guide us in the paths Of wisdom, you
have my warmest aspirations, that all
your proceedings, at the interesting and
critical period in our history, may have
tendency to increase the strength and
maintain the honor OF our State, and
promote the happiness and prosperity Of
the people.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. a, 1855.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-12

q" - Farmers ~ Mechanics linda lis
f'f Gramercy
" Government Stock, Lafayette
/" Hoosier Logansport.
." Indiana, Madison
:" Indiana Stock. Laporte
I" Kalamazt
+" Kentucky Stock
Lagrange
Laurel
N. Y. and Va. St'k Evansville
Prairie City
h Z" Southern, Terre Haute.
Traders Indianapolis
=" Of Syracuse
4" Merchants Il Mechs' n Albany
Savings' bank, Connersville.
Bank Of Salem (south)
Salem Bank (north)
Bank Of Paoli
{" Perryville
Huntington County
Western, Plymouth.
The last four are not placed on the
first list by the Bank Of the Capital,
indianapolis. and will probably be
thrown out here, soon.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-12

ALSO
AZ tho same time and place, the undersigned
will sell on the same terms, nj public auction:
No Q. The " Or OF the " or OF sec i2, town
10, range - IN said county, being part Of The Nc
Mullen laud. Abouttwo and a quarter acres are
cleared, the remainder Is tmbcrcd.
No 10. The Q az OF the n W Or OF sec i2, tewn
10, range i2,-parto OF the same iand-on this tho 70
IL about one acre cleared.
No ~. The W Of the n W or sec 10, town 70.
range lo-a part OF the srmo land-about i7t acres
clearcd-it has also on II a log dwelling house,
barn, we'll, and hop garden.
No ~. These OF the or sec 10, town TO-
range ~. On this LOT there are about 1871 acres
cleared.
No 10. The west half Of the ar soc II, town
~, range ~, noar John q. Hammonds.
No II. Tho n W OF tho ar sec 20, town II
range ~.
No Is. The W Of the az sec 90, town II
range n.
No 10. The ne OF the ar sec %, town Il
range n.
No ". Tho Of the or sec Q0s town II
range n.
No -. Tho sw OF the n Or sec 20, town n
range n.
No 70. The Of,hc n ar sec 20, town II
range n.
No 20. The Q OF then W or aoe %, town 4
rSnge III.
dec S0 1T GEO. HOLLAND.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-12
ELECTION NOTICE,

~ The stockholders In the m, N. T., r. and
Rockville Turnpike Company, will take notice
that an election will be held nj tho school house
In the town OF New Trenton, on the nrst Monday
In February noxt, for the purpose OF electing
sovon Directors, 10 serve 70 the ensuing year.
j. u. CASE, Sec'y.
New Trenton, Jan I, 1855. 3w
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-12
AssIaNEE's NOTICE.

DICHARD TYNER HAS MADE ASSIGN
n mont Of his property, effects, notes, accounts,
aud claims 10 the undersigned.
Tho Books are row posted and tho accounts
ready for sottlement-lhey arc 10 be found at the
dwelling house OF Abner Mecarty, 10 whom pay
ment must be made.
Tho notos are 10 be found at the onico Of Geo.
Holland.
Payment Of those claims must DO mad0 forth.
with, without distinction OF person-dolay cannot
DO allowed.
Creditors must and wlllhayc their doney.
GEO. HOLLAND, ,..,.....
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-12

"a THING OF BEAUTyis JOY FOREVER,
Why wiiipoople. endure pimplss on the shu.
man face divine or eruptions ofany kind, when
iiisa fact 80 we'll known, that Or. 0rysoffs, Fei.
low Deck and Sarsapariiia eieansos The skin from
alllmpurily, removing pimples, sores, and Bloich-
cs, leaving the Affected parts as healthy, smooth
and soft asthe nesh OF babe. tits realty price,
less to all that wish the rosy beauty of childhood
II causes all sores and poisonogs wounds 10 dis
charge all infested matter, and oradicaies every
impuriy from the system.
hdoes u work mildly but ereciualiy. giving
conscious beauty and blooming heaiih In the place
Of ugllness and soul-sickening disease.
NTSoe Advertisement. 49,. ~.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-12
Hard Times!!

All persons indebted 10 the undersigned, or TO
N. d. Gallon, by other note or book account,
are hereby notified that immediate payment IL
expected, and viii be required.
N ID, GALLON Il SON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-12
STATE STOCK BANKS.

The following is correct list Of
Of Banks, the bills Of which are taken
on deposite at the Brookville Bank,
EE-and received for taxes by the
County Treosurer.-E T
Brookville Bank
Bankof Warsaw
. of Indiana, Michigan City
of Goshen
Mount Vernon
of Monticello
of Rockville
Elkhart
Of the Capital
Crescent City
Canal. Evansville
Cambridge City
Central, Indianapolis
Fayette County
I" Farmers West6eld
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-12
NOTARY puRLrc..

NOTARY pUBLrc,.- -l.tlr. ....
IN Ihe undersigned having been appointed by
the Governor n Notary Public. VIII give his
his friends may favor him with, ADD BY due and
careful attention 70 businesshe hopesto give gen
eral satisfaction. fats a. 49,
Having pumberofthe mostapproved forms 70
Deeds, Mortgages, Quit-Claims. &C.. on hand,
those wishing Acknowledgements taken OF Doods
sc, made, VIII dowoll 20 give him can.
juno WIN. II. MoCLEERY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-12
To the Public

THE ORIGINAL, ONLY TRrE AND GENUINE Livor
Pills are prsyarcd by r.. Is. Sellers, and have his
name In black wax upon tho lid OF each box, and
his signature on the outside wrapper--ALL onrERs
Are eouSrKRFKgrs, or Hase Iml Ca liens.
X. 4. SELLERS & Co., Propretors.
Pittsburgh Pa.
Sold By M. w. HALLE, BrIokville, Ind.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-12

a by gwen bat the andersisned has taken ou,
letters OF Administration on tho estate Of William
Ames, deceased, late OF Franklin county, Ind
Persons having claims against the estate, or In
debted to II. are notified 10 make imms diate set
Element. The estate Is probably solvent.
doc Is wv LAZARUS ". HARDING.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-12
A WORD TO THE WISE

will say to those who are indebted 10 mo by
note, or account, that Iwill receive
CURRENT STATE STOCK Al PAR
until tho 18th OF January next, after which Il
viii be nj my option 10 do 70 ornot,
A. II. WOOD.
Laurel. Dec. %, 1854. 3w
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-12

WATCH AND CLOCKS-wm. DAwsor
w tenders his services to tho citizens of Brook
Vile and vicinity, In the capacity Of Watch and
Clock Makerand repairer-making and mendlng
Jewelry, sc. Long experience and strict punctu-
ality are hts recommendations. Shop three doors
Northo OF the post Office. jy 1850 sI-tf
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-12
WI CHALLENGE COMPETITION.

The subscribers would respectfully ANNOUNCE to
the public, that they are just receiving from the
eastern market In addition TO their usually heavy
supply, large and well selected stock Of
MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDRENS'
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Suited 10 the fall and winter trade which they In
tend selling at such rates as TO challenge eompeti
ion with any house In the state.
we therefore say TO persons visiting this mar
ket motto be so hasty IN buying As 10 make your
purchases before calling at our
CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
for we are now enabled TO offer, being an this
branch oftrade exclusively, the beet assortment
OF goods ever opened In this Market and VIII sell
them chea or than can be bought elsewhere.
We are not insensble OF the fact that where
man has regular place OF dealing. where can be
found articles In our line at fair rates, he can not
be persuaded toleave it unless great indbcene nts
are offered, knowing this we have cut our prices
down TO such figures viii Insure the sale OF any
garment he may take the trouble to price before
buying elsewhere.
oct2o-A TYNER & BAKER.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-12
IT will Never be Without them,

SALTroRK, Vermlllion co., H., May 9, 1850.
Mr.. sellers:-IIaying used your Liver pills,
Cough Syrup aud Vermlfnge Ia my family for more
than three years believe | am Justified In say
Ing TO the public that they are decidedly the best
family medicine now IN use. I wi never be
without them unless they cannot be had at any
cost. In this section Of the country they have
saved hundreds OF dollars In DOCTORS bills. I
would recommend the Liver pills In preference 10
anything else, FOR an enlargement Of the spleen.
Yours Respectfully, JAS. ASHM0RE
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-12
NEW ARRANGEMENTS


THE Undersigned bogu leave 10 Inform tho cit.
IL izeds OF Brookyillo and Vicinity, that he has
opened shop In tho building formerly occupied
by X. W. Hubbard, on the west side OF Main street
south OF the Public square, whore he viii furnish
10 customers all kinds Of
CABINET AND CARPENTER WORK.
intend 10 keep on hands lasgo assortment, OF
CoFFiNS OF the best style OF workmanship and
made OF the beat material. at prices which cannot
fail 10 suit.
A HEARsE will DO In readiness at all tines,
without The accompaniment OF drunken drivers
and runaway horses. Also, Window Sash, Doors,
poor-Frames, and all kinds OF Carpenter work
done 10 order ut low prices. Terms Cash.
dec rs 50 SAT- JAMES MARLATT.
NyOTICE IL hereby slven that tho undersigned
IN has been appointed ADMINISTRATIVE with tho
will annexed OF the Estate OF Philip fclsz late OF
Frpnklin county, deceased.
Said estate issupposed 10 be solvent.
dee 3w SUsANNAH FELsz.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-12
SELLING OFF
a r. G. o S r. .

vnRINo DESTROYS oPcLosiSG OUR BUs:-
u ness IN Rockville, we rave determined TO dis
pose OF our entire stock at PRIME COST, for
such funds as are at par In Cincinnati. The as
sortment Is large and well selected; consisting OF
all such articles es are usually kept ina wen sup
piled store. We have good assortment OF clo-
hing, suited 10 the season. Also, a large supply
Of boots and Shoes OF every description, and OF
Hats and Caps.
nov 95 ID. PRICE & Sun.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-12

The Goods must be sold and most attractive bar
gains can be secured.
Country Merchants nro invited to examine the
Stock. which Is very large, well assorted. and OF
the choicest quality; 10 whom we promise Induce
ments 20 purchase.
Biacksmlihs' will nnd Il 10 their intcres TO "lay
4" thelrstock 81 Iron wheu thoy can use estate
Stock money"
Centlemanly and accommodating Clerks will be
In attendance 20 sorve you with dispatch Of all
times, nj the "Old Grind Stone Corner.p
dec IS SO 80 3m
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-12
BIx0KEN BANKS.

The following is a list of the broken
Banks, which are not taken on depos'
tie ut the BrJokville Bank.
ISDfANN'
Atlantic Bank,
Bank of Connersville, Indiana.
Of Rensselaer,
Of Fort Wayne
Farmers and Mech Rensselaer,
- Farmers Jasper
Indian Reserve
North Western, Bloomfield
New York Stock, vincennes.
Public Stock, Newport
Shawnee, Attica
State Stock, Of Marion
State Stock security, Newport
Wabash Valley
of Albany, New Albany
Of Albion
of Bloomington
Of Coyington
4" of North America, Newport
of Rochester
Of South Bend
+" Exchange, Greencastle
Green County, Bloomfield
Delaware County
Of Bridgeport
" Auburn
- az America
(" Merchants Lafayette.
E" Great Western, Terre Haute
/" Merchants Springfield
Public Stock, Newport
Wabash River bank, Newyillo
Tippecanoe bank. Winimac
Wabash River. New Corydon
Bank Of Rockport, Rockport
State Stock. Knox
Steuben Co. Angola
State Stock, jamestown
Bank of Attica. Attica
Perry Co. Bank, Canuelton
Wayne +" Richmond
Wabash River Bank, Jasper
Traders Nashville
State Stock, Peru.
Elkhart County bank, Goshen
Northern Indiana Bank do.
Drovers' Bank Rome
State Stock. Logansport.
Orange, Poseyville
Wayne Bank Logansport
Upper Wabash bank, Wabash
ILLINOIS.
Belvidere Bank
Bank of Rockford a..
Bank of Elgin
Bank of Ottawa
Merchants and Farmers Bank
Dupage Comfy Bank
Rock Island Bank
Bank Of Napierville
Railroad Bank
Uniou" Chicago
City
Phoenix +"
Farmers
Merchants and Mechanics {"
ONO.
Savings Bank Ohio.
Clinton Bank, do.
Massillion BANK, Ohio.
Bank Of Circleyille, do.
Citizens Bank. Cincinnati.
Ohio Saving Institute, Tifiin, Ohio.
Bank of Norwalk.
Urbana Ins.& Banking Company.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Knickerbocker Bank, N. Y.
Eighth Avenue Bank. n. Y.
suffolk Bank N. Y.
Lewis County Bank. N. Y.
Bank Of Hollowell, Maine.
Brunswick Bank, do.
Ship Builders Bank, do.
Bank of Milford, Delaware.
Kentucky Trust Company. do
Newport Safety Fund Bank, do.
Erie and Kalamazoo Bank.
Farmers d Mechanics B'nk Memphis
Sackett's Harbor Bank, N. Y.
Bank of Saratoga Co., do.
Farmer & Mechanics Bank. 0swego
Farmers Bank, of Onondaigna, N. Y
Drovers' Bank. ogdensburg. do.
Bank Of Carthage. do.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of Ken
County, Maryland.
Cochituate Bank Boston.
Bank Of West Killingly, Connecticut
Merchants Bank, Macon, georgia.
Bank of Ellsworth, Maine.
Bank of Washtenaw, Michigan.
Empire Bank, n. Y.
Bank Of Oshkosh Wisconsin.