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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1857-06-03
COM MUNICATI0NS.
For the Chcraw Gazette.
CHESTERFIELD CouET House, s. G.,
May 26th, 1857.

MY DrAr SIE:--prrsuant to previous Notice, |
visited Chesterfield C. H., and presented the :lams
OF the Bible cause iu the Methodist Episcopal
Church, on Sabbath mornn: and afternoon Of
the 18th inst Immediately succeeding the after
noon sermon, (auI in the a ,Sence and sickness "f
49, r.-.. ~... =. sao Ch.e} }r.eli Distinct t.DIe
Society, DR.. Alexander Williams the Rev 5mp
son Jones, Of ;hc Methodist Episcopal Church,
called the Society TO order, when the constitution
was read, and the names Of several p":soms On
rolled as nec mco'Jcrs OF tEr Society. i collcc.
ton was then taken up. ami The amount rcmlttcd
through me for the payment Of books, to the
National Bible Society.
The Rev. Mr.. Jones being Invited, gave an in
trrc>ling account of his labors in the distribution
of the word Of God among the Ioor and destitute,
v,ih;n the bounds Of his circuit. The Rev. Mr.
DAVID, Of the Baptist church, has also been en-
gagged in the work Of distribution i'll Chesterfield
District. We Irjoi"c at the oucccss Of these brclh
rem, in their voluntary efforts 10 spread the word
OF Lie among the destitute, aud the Socieiy will
coml.mur 10 prove Il hl'ssngt 10 the surrounding
country. The Society. h"wcyer, a''dS I'll" 2"'I.i
60 oreaiioa Of the Cherow Bible Society, 10 cmn.
BE i mor. t~t'q 10 rtrr, ON the gr'M ""k o!
BjLIc GshjIntioa, III Chesterfield Dislric,.
The Society resolved 10 meet soon again, 10
hear sermon from Rev. Mr.. Jones, and to make
further arrangements 10 carry on the work cor
tcmr!ri"d by the Society.
The following officers were then chosen for thc
ensuing year: DR. Alexander Williams, Presi-
dent; W. a. Mulloy Secretary and Treasucr-
Er"utirc Committee Rev. Mr.. Jones. Chairman {;
DR.. \. Williams, r.. ". Eohcson, ". H. Craig.
y. \. Mulloy, Jon. c. Chapman
Tie meeting was closed with prayer and the
Apostolic hcncliction.
am, Dear Sir,
Yours Truly,
EDWIN \. BOlLES,
(,.D. N"p.I,"f.Uhtnt Eijic Gf.tjys, :. r.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1857-06-03
Scarcity and High Prices of Provisions.

Scarcity and High Prices of Provisions.
We have on several occasions, referred 10 the
great scarcity Of provisions in this section Of eoun-
try. And 90 SO now, for the purpose o: directing
the attention of the humane and charitable to the
condition Of many Of the poor Of the town and
district, by consequence of said scarcity. While
the neceS.ares OF life are thus scarce and held at
such cXhorbilnnt prices The poor must suffer- for
their labor yields no more HOW than when every
hing was plenty and cheap Indeed, the plttance
now earned 10y the most untiring toll, will scarce
ly secure bread TO many poor families in our midst.
They mus, they 10 suffer, and if relief, by some
means is not afforded, almost # not quite, starva
ion must orsae Corn N. nj at ONE DOLLAR
AND a llALFA BUSIIEL! aud bacon at EGGlE-
TEEN CENTS \ POUND! Can the c"asclcss Ia
Dor Of feeble mother, keep herself and three or
four helpless little children from starya,ion,at such
prices IA thesel y ID that there are such moth.
ers and children among us and in such condi.
liun, there can be not doubt. Shall they be
permitted 10 perish in u civilized and christian
community Is there no one who will step for
ward and suggest mode Of reetl
Nest Of our sister towns have their charitable
organizations lor the relief Of the inligent, and
why shoulI not ours; Let lis suggest, then, the
formation Of such a society at once. When organ
lied, lis committees would soon trace oLt the suf
fcreis and relieve their wants. 1t is well known,
that charity fails of its noble ends, when misli
.cced, which is often the case. when guided by
the impulse of the moment. Hence the value o.
Ss y s s27 .,., ~ crude '',d ,,,,..,;on. $,
with tho hope that wiser heads anl more aetv"
hands than ours, will be enlisted in the noble
cause Of relieving the suTerings Of suffering hu.
manty.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1857-06-03
Treason on a Small Scale.

The United States Marshal for the Sou;l IA
District Of Ohio, while attempting 10 arrest a r
son on the charge Of harboring fugitive sla'c
was himself arrested by the Sheriff. and carr,,!
TO Springfield, where writ Of haJors coyp"s v:is
issued by United States Judge. However he
case may terminate, there is one thing pretty or
tain. and that is that the oostructors Of the ,he
execution of the laws cf Congress will 60 UNI II,
ished
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1857-06-03
Texas Item.

The Democratic State Convention Of TcAa, mel
at Wou, on the 4th ult and nominated Hon. !;
H. ErNHE!.s for Governor ana Hon. FRANK J u.
BOOK for Lieut. Governor These nominations II
being in consopaucc with the wishes Of Gcu :, i
ll"r>roH, he has come out Oh his own hook, al
rrocGms his intention 10 CANVASS cvcry c"uh
in the State.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1857-06-03
Kansas.

We have the gratifying intelligence from Il,
far of Territory, that all the prosecutions agla:
the lawless traitors aud murdcrcrs who ro,c,. II
blood there about year ago. are mol pros: -
LANE and his frec-bootcrs are let loose 10 a.:il
dcvIs,ate the Territory, without the fearful lc
stralnt OF the law.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1857-06-03
Massachusetts.

The Traitcrous Legislature of this abolition
State has. it appears. been toied in their last at-
tempt at treason against the rights Of the South.
Resolutions were passed 10 aid bleeding Kansas,
to ia" tune of 100000. The veto Of the COVER
g'r was iat"rrosr!, aal the Jgitat"rs have failed
- carry tie h.,l,ura ovc: that veto. 30 far 80
good. iijrt VIII i.naticism be thus jaillcI lime
will ,lnclu,c.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1857-06-03
CIlERAW GAZETTE
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CHERAW, =. q.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3rd, 1857.
CIll;IsAW, =. q.
Ice Cream Saloon.

1t is quite refreshing these hot days, TO -,
into GHAffT's Ice Cream Saloon, and take a gl,.
If any one doubts our word. let him st ~
~ ;!c exTT :nn'"4 nnl i 4, i,,.i2
"vre,,, why srs none Of odr TuSfiucss1
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NNR- AsSA =
MISS MARY Blu

MISS MARY BLU
Subject 10 thy loving sway,
I succeed imperial Mey,
Surely none can mourn her fight,
Gazing 81. uly tr9w o. light.
e..ne that s'ony mellow glow,
Springs young nymphs can never KNOW
Gold ale all their brightest rays
To tie hight that round HE plays
Hsy. ye sazsd upol the nioor,
In the sarhi:e sky OF June (
With what goddess stepe she moves
Qucv: y: '"e:iaS starry asvN<S
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1857-06-03
Death Of Senator Butler.

Most of our readers are already aware Of the
death Of Senator BrTLER. They too feel. in al!
its intensity, the sa bereavement our beloved
State has sustained in HE death.
We shall cffer no eulcgy upon the merits Of the
great departed. The history Of his worth is writ
ten upon the hearts Of his whole people, Its not
within his family circle alone, this great bereave.
ment has fallen but throughout the length
und breadth of our whole country, :he sable hab-
liment Of mourning is spread. Among the many
gratifying tributes 10 his memory, We select the
following from the Washington Star us one not
the least pleasing:
Outside ofhis family circle none will feel this
bereavement more keenly than the people Of
Washington City, 10 all Of whom he was well
known, uad by eli of whom he was as arGently
beloved as any Of this Capitol's permanent resi-
dents. His heart was ever in his hand. High
and low, rich and poor, white and black-for all
he always had a kind word in store, and in
familiar intercourse with those around him, here
his impulsive and generous nature never failed to
run in the mood OF overlooking kindness OF heart
lie was, in season and out of season. without the
slightest regard 10 politics, the ardeut friend OF
all who deserved the friendship of u gentleman Of
his remarkable mind, attainments and character
There was less selfishness in his nature than In
that of almost any other man ever in public life.
Hence, in n measure his so great PEI sonal popu
larity here. So far as the material interests ol
Washington City are concerned, as well us the in.
lueucc Of l. bright genius. extensive learning and
|llIsly eul.i&9ted social qualities upon oecie'y ~
20 r,.clUT metropolis, the 'vacUum created by
his death cannot ue filled from his own any
other State, in our day aud generation"
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1857-06-03
AUGUST.
Miss ANNIE J. JORDAN.

! pre- lido .'orzthe sultry hours,
When pale %mner's dropping flowers
Faii uro/her lAnguid head;
j ths GSon.tide shadows spreai,
An3ihe thunder's spirits call
covered hall, I
- the biyj,.t love they 3sag
(Ligh thing from their sounding wing
|O'cr my bounteous cooling showers,
liIow they make earth's dying powers;
'Greenness, fresh less, they restore,
Faded summer blooms once more,
And the fond eye lingering turns
To where my native planet burns.
SUMNER CALLS AUTUMN.
MISS MARY 8. BRYAN.
Fare ye well, q rustling sound,
Steals across the, rastling ground,
Midst the sere and changing leaves,
Autumn comes with golden sheaSes.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1857-06-03
JULY.
Miss S.AILIE wADpIIl.

Miss SltLlE WADplIl'
sitter I ,hiLe empire share.
Summers haud.mails trio fair,
June, July, August hold
Dominion on o throne Of gold.
But ], July, claim superior glory
Famous in my country's story.
beheld the blazing scroll
Of freedom's pstrio, Sons unroll.
And Columbia halls my name,
l'lrs, upon the list Of fame.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1857-06-03
fGdIrcsiON NcwS.

RrcmNoND, Va, May 2s.--lhe election
returns for this State show Democratic
gains, with The exc ption Of in the eighth
district.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1857-06-03

Hell garlands form our mystic bower
The offerings lie beneath our feet, y
Above the rose and cypress sweet.
And every thing in tuncful measure,
Adds to our joyful share Of pleasure. .t
For YOU who twinei his,,wreuth fer me
Culled over each flower blade and trsA
And you who placed it on my brow,
lsk for blessings Oh you now.
May Joys ike these forever rest
In every heart, and all be bleesej ~
In every pata and every way,
As YOU have made your Queen OF Ma
yALEDICTORY.
MISS cLAKA McEAR.
Your Flcral Majesty will permit':he rnost !St'sl
OF your subjects 10 congratulate you Oh this your
coronation eve, and also TO express the ardent de-
sire, that it may be the beginning of joyful 'u'
ture both 10 your Majesty and each one of Ihe
tbrong which surround you. May your whole Eie,
80 to speak, be one continuous Mav-day; and ak We
all, may it be your happiness to dwell in dat
spirit land, where the winter Of time comes BOT,
but spring is ever blooming, and sprLg zePErs
ever blow. And may each one of this youthful
band ever hask in the sunshine and SMILES Of anFo
ha.ion May their life be strew0j with unallU,ed
she lives, to know 10 bliss than that which viSni
gives; and when she dies, TO leave lofty name,
"a light, hand marked on the elf of faYo." "
And now, 10y your PERMISSION fair Queen, 4eg
leave to tender thanks to the ladies and n IL,
men present, for their polite attention
ing and especially the gentleIpsSu -
+Tfeuvur 70 prJnr TY NE truths So ally a
pronounced. lis our Queens gracious I'ley ',,
that the Orator should be crowned. Thoug'3w ""
bring thee no glitIering gems from the hGl{ al
some mighty monarch, knrel and receive Ills
laurel crown from the hands of This childish ls-i,
WHO will ever wish YOU success in what"v"rsl',-
tion i'll lie you may aspire TO- ind now ladies'
and gentlemen, have one more task 10 pcrftm,
and very pleasing one tCo and that il to ing.m
YOU that We have saved the best wine for th.iast,
Hoping that whate, er imperlcc,ion YOU may lave
discovered, during the exercise Of the eye,Iry
may, in some degree, be oblitrratcl by its witty
ing effects; for while our Queen has been rcceiNng
the honors due to this bright and glorions lay.
her royal household mas been preparing bal,,act
Of which our invited guests are cordially in J. ci
TO partake; and if your anl'cipation- Of the c,n-
ing have not been realized by this feast of rc,l N
and flow OF soul, We hope they will, ny par!aLI z
of the more substantinls to be found lllis eve -
in our Banquetting Hall where
Cakes candle, and cUstaris. every thing w.
Inviting you warmly TO step in ami eat,
With this invitation hope you'll comply, y
l'll make you my coEgcc ani Lid YOU good h
The Flower S:rewcr, Miss Mary {. Steele, l,e
scended from the throne, walking before the
Queen, followed by the whole party in rroc2sj,n,
marching through, several streets In the c---.
ing, there was quite pleasant party at the Aci ..
my, where much hilarIty prevailed.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1857-06-03

ADDRESS TO TIE ACDlFNCt.
TuoM is !SGRAM wApswUR7H.
Our thanks we would gratefully tender.
To the ladies and gentlemen too,
And their patience we'll ever remember
So long us remcmbrupee is due.
Since morning frat peeped in the shutter.
And our faces first fel; the cool air,
We pupils have been in dutter-
Our hearts all pitpat,ing with fear.
Don't say We are dull and we're prosing
But praise US n little we pray,
For who'd ever think Of proposing,
Aught else in this bright month Of May.
Then join in our mirlh giving measure -
Drive dull care and sorrow away.
Let nothing but gladness and pl lrasurc
BE heard OIL THIS merry May day.
DO you see all our fair maidens of Honor,
Our Crown.bearer, Flora and Queen,
And our Seaons so snug in each corneri
They're the loveliest ever were seen.
Now do no, 60 home in rniter,
- Becau-etiIcrr'- no rnictcr AMI meat;
We offer not biscuit and butter
But have VOC not had :ine treat
Still q desrrt We have on the table
An address, (aud pretty one too,)
AS we are taught TO give place TO the ablc'
We bid you kindly adieu.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1857-06-03
AUTUMN,
MISS MARY BUCHANAN.

Spring, gay and light hearted maid,
Thinks orno,hing but dressing and flowers ;
admit lha. she has quite a sensation made,
BY displaying her beautiful powers.
Summer speaks Of her gentle, genial ray,
That It's she that gives plenty and peace !;
But Autumn usurps her conquerIns sway,
And bids all her praises to cease.
To Autumn, to Autumn, the world is in debt,
For her bounties so lavishly given;
She bestows 70 the needy without regret
The choicest blessings Of heaven
These are my offerings, rosy checked peaches.
and apples for you,
You cannot refuse to accept pray,
Quite treat, should think,
In this bright month of May.
Then do not detract from Autumn's fair fam
For she holds that her honor is dear;
She delights in her own familiar name,
And that is the Fall Of the year"
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1857-06-03
SEPTEMBER.
MISS FELICIA long.

TheSsild astor au5 the goll,n r"i.
Iu DER beauty adi their l&imc..
wisiyihe sunlightOu their mingled leavce,
In the bright September time.
In copse and glen by the wood.path green,
And in every lonely place,
The astors bloom aud the golden rod,
Like smiles on natures face.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1857-06-03
DECEMBER.
Mss MARY L. POWELL.

The whispering foliage song no more
Along the air is sweeping,
But hush, twill chorus Us before
The spirit leaves are sleeping;
December's breath awhile shall be
The cradle Of their melody.
The flowers no more their varied hues
In charmed union mingle,
Yet book the eye more richly views
The flowers in beauty single,
And old Decembers breath shall be
The perfumest tints right blazonry.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1857-06-03

MISS ELLA ELLEEDE
February! February! know you'll call me fine,
Without came to See YOU, theYe'd lt no Eal,u.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1857-06-03
OCTOBER.
MISS ANNIE wESTEEYErT.

MISS ANNIE wESTEEYEtT.
Now brown October comes Ger hill and dale.
Mists curl upwards from the sheltered stream.
Pipes through the chilly woods the rising gale,
And all the plain glows with the sunset.
The grapes in the clusters, hang down upon the
vine,
The rudy apples in the orchard glow,
BY every sound and every sign,
But autumn's matrons Of the years We know.
AUTUMN CALLS WINTER.
Miss MARY BUCHANAN.
But here comes Winter, she is hailed every where,
Her Christmas gives pleasure and Joy;
She boasts, too, the bright, the happy new year.
To those who their time we'll employ.
WINTER.
MISS l. wEsrERvELr.
have no flowers Of spring,
No sheaf of summer for my garland gay,
Not cen the brown leaves of autumn is seen,
A hearts ease perfume in their soft decay.
But here are my offerings,
Winters evergreen covered with snow,
And though it's received with the same smiling
face,
boldly confess il looks out Of place.
But who Gao disputei in truth may say.
'Ts very strange GIFT for our fair Queen Of May
Buds, flowers, aud truis all look we'll together,
But snow should Dot come in such bright sunny
weather
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1857-06-03
JANUARY.
Mss ELLA HILL.

The month Of January would drop word or
two,
And hopes to bring her claims to everybody s
view.
Although my reign is cold, give to all good
cheer
The first day Of my being is the happy, bright
New Year.
The world is glad to see me-, set all plans anew.
And claim from honest debtors, whatever may
be due.
And sure am all present will give me ample
praise.
For wholesome, cheerful weather, ani very pleas
ant days.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1857-06-03
SHrrcnhrr of Walker.
EDWIN \. BOlI.ES,

I.... :Nnre,,nl.n.h.nt Ai5lc ed.ass, $. e
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FEBRUARY.

MISS ELLA ELLEEDE
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1857-06-03

If all men would pay as much attention 10 their
own busines, as they do 10 other peoples, We
should seldom hear the cry of hard times.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-23

6eln, nass., was one Of the places
shas saoesd most during The late snow
oeos0s. IAe saov - % dssp in The strssts
eass paane eeuh sot Be drokss oat sovs ss-
jovea5 ~ =, WITH oxen; and nos = asi-
=! OF ens vessiag sort, savs man, was out
daring tAs vheIs Day. h tovn vas never
nnss Saise On The 0abbaAA. Sales has
sooeoans q naos Tor snow seofms. IL
lit Z vas literally buried In 'sths great
nov! which, however, inpartially buried
..o.. TIE a1srsh spirs rs.s.BIsd sis I :.
tic ieicle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-23

AND

INvEsrIno AoENrs,
rAirA strsss, bss. Main 4 yeAnsen,
OFFER For SALE
70 By lSs II on Main, between StA 4 9Th SIS.
- BY loot o. Exchange, between Fad Asa sts.
~ II - Hisst IT., bet RxeAangs ard naak sts.
Lot II blssk 3, sDsner Of wsass aaa Ezehsags sts
20 - = fset - Third, bet R1ehaage sad Bank St.
Lots asd In ,. 11s; Lot In h,scA -.
- y $50 a., hsine rear end~ Of lots TO- II sd Il,
In block -, frosting On Fifth street.
% BY a. feet rear ends Of lots and s, block ~,
with frame dwelling.
Lot !, in block los, with two tsnsnsnts thereon.
Lot 10, slssh -. IN Kiihssr.s's Addi,ien.
Lots and q b,ssk III; Lots I, aaa g. blssk -.
Lot 3. block -, IN Kabou,es Addition.
Lot :. Mock ., in n. Pa Assvsa Adli.sss.
Lots aad ., block ~. In Rssvss' Abilities,
5 4
Lot :. and pan Of lots 81, s,ssk Isi.
10. 10. block l1s, win svossssy ssiel dwelling.
rooms.
Lot 10, hlosk 3, II Ktibossns's Addidou--Asable
Asisk Asuss. sistsrD, psnp, aid other senvs-
aisness--lev for cash.
20 BY loo feet on first-st., bet Main and the Al
ley, In block 10.
loby 50 feet, corner Sd aud Bionassa sts.
. Lots and Is IT,, corner Of Exchange and I'd st.,
With good inprovsments-vsry valuable.
A too story brick dwelling on the corner Of sth
and Bank streets, with good cistern, cellar,
barn, &c.
three story brick store On sth, between Main and
johnson sts.
Lot .. block II, in Estes Addition.
Lots and 9, In block las.
Lot ILL., In block lss. improved with one story brick
Aoass containing rooms, cellar, we'll Of water,
lot fenced.
Lots and in block iss-can be bought on very
easy terms.
Lot II, In block ls3, with two story double
house, SIX rooms and cellar eaeh-reuts for
$50 per annsn.
Lots !, and g. block las, corner Of leth and joins
son sta.
VERY DESIRABLE FARMS!!
$40 Acres. -, Up. 81, \. 8 wsst,-l niis
from Chaslest.n. 3 Houses, wells, Q youus
orchard; $50 aesss under cultivation. Very low
II ell sold together.
200 acres on Plank Road, ii miles from Ksokuk
Nth zoe fruit trees, good log house. 100 acres
under cultivation; soil Of great fertility.
ieO Acres Land, on the Piankroad, 8 mile.
from Ksokak.
febe-dss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-23
WOONf WONn /

b. PRICES Yard Il the place to get what yos
~ want In this line sawed and split TO suit o. 10
sawed and spii1 tust - you desire. Orders, Will
the pay, left ct Baldwin 4 Kvsns', corner g MaIs
and lth stsssts, will b. attended r. vithsst dslsy
Good nsassrs wav4Anted. I shall sosa have ! ii
II dry osk, ard sons hickory for tAsss W. lin
good WOOD 1hoss Wishing s 10 ~ - sosas q 80
fo1ntsin Asad Tor coal, shall 900 have tn Mr.
II fusl los thess Who Uss u. These viaAan9 -
voo6 Lsnhsr can b. s1pplisa b. sa1ltne q .,
WOOD Yaed, nssr M 1soknk ! ~. ~ ualne.
1ailread Depot. Lanhsr sawsd v esass.
Jaa. :. ,sf-d1n ID. PnICE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-23

- LisS % lBsAnA Hnas DAHKs taken - Car
sshey st The baking Hsssss in this city.
hank Of The Capitol, IsdiAasPolis.
BAnk Vt 8ikhArt, klkhn9t.
BAak of0oshen, 0osAao.
1Aak Of lsAiass, AisAieaa City.
0aak u nsans vsrnss, NJ Vernon.
Bsnt q Mansisslis, Aostiesllo.
BAak e Pesli, Psoli.
Baak 81 oalsn, oelen.
Daak = 1sskvills, Rockville.
neas ses2sssass, eYssssss.
beak & Warsav, Was1sv.
Ca.l.iAec iY -, cs.hraAss City.
G s..s:::s ~! sss .. ....:,.l
YaystssCosney 1aak, Ceansnvilis.
HArnsss' Dsak, WsstasiA.
hoosiss 1aak, ksgAasposs.
Isaiana Daak, AaAisou
lnAiaaa 6essk naak, Laposss.
In11as Reserve Baak, Rokous.
Ksaeasay ssssh - Colsmbus.
Lsgsaags Raak, Lima.
NsssAents' sd Mechanics Bank, New Alhaav.
N.Y. W. Stock Baak, Evaasviile.
Prairie City n.ak, Tsrrs Hasts.
Pa9ks Co. bask.
6easAwa Bank, TsrrsHssse.
Salem Bank Sslss.
Tippscanoe Bank, WinnAmse.
Trsdsrs' Bsak, IadiaaspeIis.
BANKS NOT RECEIVED.
@The notes Of the following Basks are net re-
eeised y ssy Of t.s Baaksrs in this city. :
Erie City bank, Pennsylvania.
Warren County Bank, Psnnsy lvania.
Aaee0b Co. Bank. NJ. clsnsas, Mich.
Ariiagtos Baak, washington, b. c.
ExeAanSe Bank ofTsnn., II urfrsssboro' Team.
ssvias. Bank Of Indians. Cesaeuvills.
Bsak Of astfesssssse. Knoxville, Tenn.
CcntrAl naak Of Tennsssse, Nashville, Tens.
Karusn' esd Merchants Baak, 0rsensbors. Nd.
Valley Bank. Haeesstowa, Nd.
Manufacturer sad AecA. Baak, Columbas, Geo.
rlassss: .sd AssA..iss' Bank, Dalton, Geo.
Ellsworth Baak. Rllsvorth. Ne.
wooster LAak, DAnhuYy, Conn.
KAnsvha DAak, KsaA.ka, Va.
bAsk Of the kspsblie, Providenee, R. I.
LAneastsr Bank Penn.
Canton baak ,Sosth China, Maine.
hsak Of British North Auerics. Montreal.
1t. Vernon nenk, Providsnoe, RI.
Deak q East Tsnnsssse, Nashville.
Rhode IlandCsntraI, RI.
Bank Of HAllovsil, MAine.
Prsviasaes baak Of 6tanstssd, Canada.
Exeter New Hanpshirs.
os:..s:,.i S:s:s. A.s.y. NJ.
indiana STATE Bank, BioonAsld.
0rAasesy Dank Lafayette.
SAsvnssnaak ,Astiss.
Stock Security 6eak Of Dssville.
Dfookville lAnk, 6so0kvills.
Osstsal 1aak, Inaiaaspolis.
kasusn aAa Mechanics Bank ,Indianspolis.
1ippesenoe nsak, LoeAaspoet.
Hsnungton 10, Hnntington.
Craasscr.-TAe following Bank, hereafter,
tAsovn out are nov taken ~ currency II this city
New Csstts, Psnn.
Cumberland savings Bank, Nd.
0focsRs' Baak, Boston.
CO0nsreisl Dank, Chicago.
Tsssnseh Bank, Michigan, sper cent .dh.
Cuaasscr.-Ihs following Banks are thrown out
Tor The present. bat holders srs advised not 70 sulr
nseh Of shave. InChisaso the discount 1uctu-
stss Iron 10 70 81 PR cent.
Stock 6seafity uask, DanviIls, Ills.
Peoples CArni,
Prairie STATE WasAington, lis.
Rushvills IushvilIe