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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-14
MISGEI. .I.i3A lN.Is0 0ITSI.s;;...l
TERMS

E9,. NGu Course tncludtng az Departments Of Boot
t15GneS ~ e'''aF''eey 90 ..o
For @ -
TIE PRoPR1EToRs take gfea. pleasure In expressing
which haVe hs rgsr ohf sF @
81 G G9pS9 a ~ s and smae. them to
Gspidly iperessng demand for GrGctet c0presn-
experience OF the Principal In heavy Banking aud tOuier-
Gial Houses assisted By educated aud accomplished gentle
SoT M @ kSo IS nsTSGtSn BY oral AerGiss
BY tlis drlIe, the DESK indiCi
Gy step, until he has mastered the whole routine
an GpprsnsiesstiS n Sos tos z 'S ssy ne d
eR Rfc .Ss IN M and eveOps
In addition to our engagement accomplished Assist
topics. 80 'tS''l's s SA S'Ai
Our Of instruction extended to patcuariz
sTS, 59t y sSr8Gss every tng connected with DUUBLE
its Scientific ncPlesecsures upon History,
3Rg S'o5y 0 h%nGns Men, cUsrgta G
Political Economy, Mercantile Law Ethics Trade Part
nerShip, &c.
THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
Il opened for the reception ofIdes No Institution In
!es Union mpArtSA more thorough Interesting
In conCusiO would add that We shall put forth our
best efforts merit st eminent degree the hat
tgIi1g reception with which enterprise has met
course ttt any
other similar Mercantile COlIsgS. -
Among the many recommendations, give the follow
We the underagne take pleasure In testifyug that We
are personally acquainted with Mr. Grangers ability as an
Accountant and Teacher Of book Keeping, which Is e
highest order. He has had great experience Ac-
S9untGn in heavy Commercial and Banking Houses, which
gives him superior facilities in impartng Practical
kgO.esd0e or Book Keeping, and thorough COMMERCIAL
]. J. ALLEN, Ii. D.,
President Of Farmer College.
L0RIH ANDREWS,
~ President ofKenyoi College,.
To young men who wish to acquire a "BWSfn Educa-
Ton We think II affords facilities very seldom qualed-
Mr. GRANGER has the EnoWl
edge aud npneSs teaching, added practical Counting
Room experience, and feel confident that graduates
his College viii be fully competent TO keep the cOBg
ctted set of Books.
A. P. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
j. JANNEY, Secy Board Control, State Bank OF O.
J. EPARM, Book Keeper at d. 7. Woodbury..
D. oVERp1ER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
H. 2. MILLS, sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
tC!B. MASON, Book Keeper at J. II. Riley Co.'S. j.a
~ For full particulars, send for circular.
GRANGER d ARlESTRONG,
z ts4-Iv PrUpriCtors.
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ZOE sxs roRk-tnr rar.
80 sr I.:::: y s mss v91ss
Port OF New York, Veterinary no, 1851.
CLEARED
s s!se1s sss huisss Rev o5s,,as sssSS
Bsk MAJ Queen, Goldsmith, DE- Cove and a mArts,-B
ssrs sesvs,, DO Beeman. Bermuda AMI Nassau, NJ
s = ff Pei is..,rsp. POr,sua- W Dslsno
srs BEING wsye NIFTY L.rog Soat
scbe . n pelier A-,os vasaah-ee-aaisn A Teim&a
sesr smlth, wysi, 6s.lis.on M;Trssay sos : g.
ssh, crsnsAs- Mos RcAmoae-c n Piersoa.
sT Cover sa' sss. s' ssr gs7cni ssssa
s ssss sS ssstsS sssl Cromwell
ARRIVED
Steamship Nashville. Ewsn Charleston with mdse ssd
passengers 70 spoaord riesion The detained
slp Fsnny sSHenry 'ofPsl.eers. suih Io.do. is
os,s 3 x Alburs Crossed me Banks IN lat ss sag 20
&c the s E & @ = ssa Srs
Lonely isI irs@ ne NAN FcIs y.5s Gvcrsoss
Sis .S, o 5 "a u.,,, u,mDr,r - s.,.
gss.s :. .s,ss ~. "a scsa On
s. "a irSvsSs c s5 Srcsss s inst
sssa. ssF Nv as % S S,s $50 s S'fs rs
Y% Ss. ' Hr; asf h' s,s., H.. s
-sS n.,sI .sSis. Z JANE. Fiissery: -.
- hss 1a n1s sos @sss.s staH
teras surpg gale vss n COMPANY with bns rhurs'on,
,snr c.ia.s 1u:.on Charleston IL days with cotton,
schr A Iehosset Brewster Wilmington sdsys.
sthr ID G Hu,tz Haih OK, Wilmington. days.
ftssntr wssseheser, CLARK Providence.
Steamer QuiDebsus. Ho'un, Norwich.
@1Ov
ship Harmonic Dosne Dom o,Ssov Dec u.
rrGs Vermont. Smith dsys rom Janaca, via Hey West
by pilot boa, Ds.id Mitchell
sris Leonard Berry, o. Prospect and others.
sAUkD
steamships Borusss Mann Hamburg; vgo Or, Hsvre.
wind during the dag, 8, hsbt
TeIegrspbic Marine Report.
Arr steamers Palmetto Philsdelphis Western
port HYork
Herald Marine Correspondence
KEY WEST. Feb 6-Tbe wrectng vessels OF this distrc
have been occupied the past fortnight ntsvng the cotton rom
1hep have brought 500 bales ~ dry cotton, and
hundred wet The remainder OF the cargo
Will Re saved all IN damaged stsei About 1908 bales wet
vl be sod public sue,ios in fey Gays ey ne MAJ
eide the chip sayng the accidentally took ire and with
I4 bales burned the waters edge The toroa was
NJ 1q6 tons butt At this place and error yes
sci every particular. the was valued HsO1VO fhe total
Ibs .sbr Eosene.sh Cap, Rogers from Poso. with
1ofied cargo andse bound 10 Mobile ran ahore At
Ioo re let inst N heavy gse of WIND She drove
iorn oYfe cargo she was tsEen 90 the 80 by the wreck
srp badly injured IN her botum leekne and with fore
fcoi acre houeh into his port ee VII be repaired ss soon
pssbe ard unih her voysee Capt Rogers has consigned
ibs sehr FRED sburer shurer having bee. oshos For,
les were slis "a she gYi "a al ( . persaoela
lie cWgo CT hs sctr W.c-hae here 10 oirsss ron rev
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY plY.
roo LATE ron CHARACTERIZATION.

NGASON1C--1HE MINERS OF LAFAyErrr Iopap
m No "a, and are hereby summoned 70 attend Z
special committee OF the Lodge be held Gothic ROOM
ODD Fellows ual on Wednesday, 18th inst at N o'elork
NJ 10 attend the funeral of late brother WIN K Ta~tr
BY order W. IRVING ADAMS. secre.,rr
no BUSINESS NEN.-A YOUNG MAN WIFI, ExPE
Tenced IN bookkeeping alsO IN business GENERALS wishes
place m snme sblshet horse ren advances seve
thousand dollars desired, Address p box ls0 Herald Office
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aAgITIMf INTELLIGENCE.

AIsAsAe roKk-sun rar.
srrr..........- Oh soon l 81
81 HrsH vArrk s.......Cve %
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BALTIMORE, Feb les ly-Arr brig Norfolk, Emery, ne
marars schr George Luf Ires, Boston CD sssmer Jss
whitney, Howe Boston, SID jos whitney Hoven
Boston Locus Point french, FSors, Georges Creek Ga
BOSTON. FEB lt-Arr steamer william Jentias Haicst.
ley Palermo: Achilles apedtsn London Glen Pre-
Apalrch cola briggs Aparco (ortg Meade Oporto via New
York; W fscter. Mayo. Cape Hsytien; schr KoesutA
CSker, NYork Cid ship Ina Russell Williams, NOrieaas
barks sprrgbok MAYO Cape Good HOPE Quincy do
and mkt; Lyman, Dwyer, Charleston hay state Howee
Baltimore; brixs rphre tBr Clark oenaiv wiaa
Cenfseos scbr A Roe Baker, Ntork.
Feb D-Ar Br seamsho Europa, Leich, Liverpool a
the city about sPM; sbp Oroondstee Dsey, shields brig
ME. TeleTrapbed ship Roger stewart Mobile; bark
PrscilA FIN h0reans signal for bark Sid saturday sinA
kwoN Nh moderate b1ks sprngbok Merlin and from The
roads mot vousy) Bridge Sunday, wind sW light,
banks Laura Ahssun, Phlena brig Uranus ard from The
roads hsvrs snshored on saturday ships Hspswei Erie;
.CHARLEsToN, Feb BAT steamship Isabel Rcips.
John u Jones, Mis- do In The Roads schr Lewis Ncfeas
from Nyork. Below scbr Pocshon'ss Bultley from NYt.
In the ong six fhips before rted ud ysrdsy brig
somers Watson ~ Jaee de Cuba; schr Record, King
GALy Este ON Jan T-Arr brig Annaudae. Hswes Cam
schr Nancy n Hesgsn, Dow, Havana
PENSACOLA, Jan D-Arr briggs o O Clary: Phtbrock
Conh in Aspnw ALI reb brig Billings. Coit NOrieans
SAVANNAH, FEB ll--Arr ship samcee Frost Hsvrs Csd
ship scotland Mesrns Lverpoo brig John Pierce MELVILLE
Hsvsrs; schrs Borden, Brsktman, do; WIN Lombard.
irb|srr shIps Ben Tomond Rhodes Greerock H,sh,a,S
Chief aurdivsnt Liverpool Ola bafks Schools Coemsn
Boston; londonderry orr. Torrence Androsssn.
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"a o. bris D.uis. 3 po.ne weave. Csrdsna:
ss hip s.s sDs S1sss s5O,
we'd Psddosi ss.nss. and DO SIN, Sea eeis B...ov
Cilriuests schr Hssht Bourne mobile e,h bark STA,
esgss fS.s.s Nh bar. w vSOsos hns, brig;
hsvener. Smith, Bcson orscu Adams, York Stern NJ,
HltIrAr. FEB 7-cld schrs vueue SEAMAN New yors "a
IdNls Hart do lCh, Alert, Remke Philadelphia; Telegraph
MrIsoSrsx Oct 2o-Ar ship Edith Rose, crowea Sydney,
sirasz,s Jan 7e-Arr barss ochis Devereur Portland;
2ch WIN Henry Young; Csrcenas btiTs Paragon, ns,ch
s Peu.so Fss ss oSsncsep scssn.
@ e g. Css.sr' t s ns.,. pIs sS ~.
& BdyE an S sou DSs Esssn 's s s
Lucy Atwood, Padoocs, sssniss
Esnsip Providspce s,sr Anthem Jcss.lyn. feIas slst
s "a bar. s.sY Rsad sass S.s
Phs big Ihurs,en Besls Boston Ans Iorey so En-
Egdergs Haskell coresn: schrs Nets Crane, Chsres'on
sisrlsmio Jan GAR brig Mszsiian Tsbe,t' Boston.
PoRr srArs Jan lo-In port schr Alice Mowe PIKE from
81 Jleo ps GINA Jan 94An schr James wilson. Usher.
sseu., Dan @-Irr banks Tbeo Curtis Ednouds, Nyork;
Fab -. Mar Barney, Disteys Ms,sn,ss g.,
8 JSss.Si isza.E Bis. SIs, sfIssIs: New ys,l
ish schs Lcss S aee'Os New Yc,s 18th erf' Arsye
schenck IL Sssursr Baimos and cid ,h FOR Pernan6u.
waredsie Bailey PefnsmbucO Siih gladiator, saer, New
York
TriStpap Jan PAR bark Isska, Norris 81 Thomas Cana
ed ~ fv Ceufeos 9th schrs Orients Chase do; Anna
Gardner. Harding, Boston 1ah big Minnie Miller White
Npchas. schr Howard McDcugd Charleston soth, big !
Mears TIerr'cs 81 Ihoas schr John grin PARK DO and
sd Feh an for CHenfuegoa) 30h bark sophia uup,n n
Thomas eohr Ouictstep kichariscn Bermuia sid 9th
bark Joe Fish, N9ork. schr Governor Ober do.
TrvR srrawsrfr FUpor. AZ BosroS1
kyrwrPf, jar ~ cid John IA hyerson Latham NVorF.
hLrxsSpRiA, y. Jan lq-sh Kitty, Galee Egors.
fryrn nov o Passed Cato Burr nom Nara for Roaon
18Th tsnisgo tsnes from ,foaghogfoo for do ISM Hou
Krsman frcm Mhnls ios Do Arctic Lane tom Canton Cor
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ths- Emlaecr Alexander has got back to st.
Pe'essburg. that the Commons have passed the
jew BILL aad thai the funds closed chat day at 90
Speculation has been exhausted in predicting
tie oftc. of ne telegraph on commerce, civiliza-
ton and society. OF its workings in the former
we cannot in truth yet form proper judgment
il will ra.utaliy put an end to one kind of specu-
lation, namely, that which turned on the Auctua-
tons OF cotton aud corn in England; but il will
promote Others, by making us more directly part
ners in the commercial movement Of Europe; our
Exchange, Tor instance, will become liable TO he
affected By risings in the Peninsua crop failures
on the Voigs, and other events which hitherto
have never Troubled uA
One change "a email one-that vii, certainly
be wrought by tie telegraph. will be dimiuu-
ton Of our interest in transatlantic steamers
People vii! no longer ask each ether what steamer
next due, for it will be matter of no ccnse-
quence to these who have neither friends nor
goods on board. The names of the steamers, their
speed, and iheir reputation will become matters
Of comparative indifference. They will cease to
be btare,s Of news and will Only be Carriers of
property and human lives
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-24

THE War FEELING ~ SPAIS.-If VIC may Judge
from the tone Of the public journals, the war
spiri! against Mexico is becoming quito strong in
Spain, notwithstanding the mediation d Franco
and Englaod in the question. We publish else
where several extracts from the Spanish journals,
by which II will be seen that the government
contemplate sending $4,000 men to Cuba, aud
that the accepted mediation Is not overplcasing
TO Spanish pride. Negotiation at the point of
the bsyonet is recommended. and it is argued
that no fears need be entertained for the fate of
Cuba, az Spain can place larger feet in the
Gulf Of Mexico than the United States can. The
Mexican Minister is accused of using insidious
negotiations" "dcccitful and pcriidious projects
OF arrangement" while the government OF Co
monfort Is said to be shameless" and Mexico is
styled "the slippery republic The journalists
are, in fact quite savage in view Of the shor. de-
lay that has taken place. Now, We have had fos
years accommodating and just claims against Spain
for injustice 20 our citizens, but not the slightest
regard is paid by the Cabinet Of Madrid to the
repeated and urgent representations of our Minis
ter there. His official notes have either remained
without reply, or have received merely an official
acknowledgment of receipt, without any reference
whatever TO the questions at Issue. In view of
these circumstances, we have come doubts who
Their the Spaniards do not Judge the Mexicans by
themselves, and that perhaps the epithcts they
apply so literally to Ilairagua, Comonfort and
Mexico might with truth be applied by us 10
Spain. We hope Mr.. Dodge will study the pre-
vailing tone Of Spanish comment upon Spanish
diplomacy, and apply little Oft in his labor TO
obtain justice for cur citizens sho have claims
upoo Spar.
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RoIHscHu-D AND TILE FRENCH RAILROAD d.
r,rLTEEs--TBE LAWYERS AND rHE NIws-
rarERs.-1he action brought by 10 called
deputy jsior in this city against Messrs. Towns
bend and Galbraitb, the lawyers employed to
defend Grclei, PaIot and The other Frcrch rail-
road defaulters, some mon;ls ago. has again
brought that remarkable case before public at
tention. The action in question is for damages
in consequence of an alleged assault by the Two
gentlemen Of the law upon the person repse-
scniing himself 10 be a deputy jailor. Tho
answer Of Mr.. Gaibraish, which we published on
Saturday, shows conclusivcly, however, that not
witbstsnding all the violent denunciat;ou in
dulged in by some lawyers aod newspapers in
reference TO the circumstance, Mr.. GalbrSits,'s
sole connection with Il was TO interfere to pre-
vent breach o! tho peace. In that be acted
in The capacity not merely of an officer Of t'e
law, but Of coed citizen. The complainant
was engaged in what Mr.. Galbraith considered On
Illegal act, and il was only for the purpose Of
preventing worse corscquences that were likely
70 arise from such act in the shape OF violeocc
and breach OF the peacc that Mr.. Cabraith
'NflN' aiu w WIZ PN''~- w.
firm manner that nc did.
The fact is, however, that In the whole OF thai
remarkable case for the extraditon of thes
Frenchmon, who made free with the stock Of tho
Great Northern Railroad Of France, there was
much more than met the pablo observation II
was the conviction OF ,ono Of the best iegal
minds of the country thai the case Of these
French ftigtives lid notfall within The Operations
of the extradition treaty. Butfacts were invent
ed and legal princip.cs scrc subjected to a vast
amount of stretching 10 afford even shadow of
cxcuc for making The treaty applicable 10 them
Baron Bothschild Was known to I've more liberal
with his gold on that occasion tbau that mises.y
millionaire y won't 10 ~. Everybody who aided
in The slightest degree in procuring the warrant
Of eS'ledi'en was handsomely rewarded Cor u.
AID 90 ~ ,ais ,ihtn expenditure e,aons law
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H-tardsy-korspg,o vsrcasi and warn hsrnoOh- warm
ana pie.sa1l: nSh., clear and cccl.
Sunday-Cesr and PEASANT al dsy.
son5sy-tveroas; and cool al cay
Tussdsy-Ovescsu and 90 ! Al dsy.
wedDedsy -nornins oiou az siternou cloudy and cool
bghi, coo- -.,
fbSossJ cloudy; afternoon, cloudy ami cool
blht, COOS, -. -
frdsy-ss,nbg clear AFTERNOON, cloudy. n'fhi clear
and orri
Aaiu rdsy-sofnlnS cloudy
1Ae Rev. Easesio Kincaid delivered discourse
yesterday Ia the new Baptist church corner Eighth
sVerae s1j TAiI'y fourth street. on the missioDa
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BLEEDING KAiSAs-BiEEDING Nrw YoEK.-
Massa Greeley, having recently lost heavily on
his mining end other stocks, is busy hawking out
over bleeding Kansas" Has he not tear to
she'd over bleeding New York; The asls Of
the last infamous Legislature have increased our
State taUs over Tire millions and added TO our
city taxes over one pNon. Have The people OF
New York not blcd enough To extract tear
from Masps Greeley Cant Kansas take care OF
herself2
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04
IMPORTANT TO THE DEAF
~ DE-. MCLEOD. Of Scotland.

Proprietor Of the Institution for the Deaf ST. Louis oy
III AS Arrived IN CHICAGO, ILL. AND NAY BIZ COZ.
utec ~ 0 Dearborn street, stairs, aoors south
0i the Post once. Early attention is desiTed. dTl
Noise In the Head, all dsch
ii0m tne Ear, Mouth or Nostrils entirely removed -
IMPORTANT AND TRUE f0A' - V@i
nave son nsteen years OF age has been deaf and
IIo tne age OF TWO years, the effect scarlet
neehs OF DE- AcLeed,l brought him. and in three
unoer Ms hands he began give signs hearing and
expiration Of weeks he could well, and III
Ispicy learning TO speak. make statement
IS ST. P. ZOO ss 81 ,as sn aicted community
have been suffering with Deafness and many Of the s
oesfness from my infancy, which about
ny-nve years; my deafness distressing that
couo rest night, for relief N
tneeisve. A. length permitted DR.. Mcleod
oi tns nnrmay OF this city. Trembling between bops
submitted my case to this gentleman. Beyond
my expectations, short course Of
men Dy Dr Mcleod, In the enjoyment of perfect
tDs eno my nead Is Tree from all those
wnicn formerly made life burden Any person wishing ~
see me- can and at residence, No. ITO Fifth
Cincinnafi, o., Jan. 1855 MRS EMMA CUANDLER /.
nave oeen oeaf ip both for many years whIch
my MIND that lie itself, at times became
puIoen, ana almost unendurabie me. am now one A.
the happiest men living have been restored TO persset
1eanne Dr Mcleod, Ear Innrmary Fourth srI
IN his nrst examination Of my ears be
tns ~ ne would gve me hearing ~
une me powerfully did the sound come 10 my esrs
70 partially stop them with cotton cr1
ef Rsrthenfs. 70 ~ ~ ~ ~ 1s ~ sssem.
st Louis July II, 1855. ec sssambost Psrthenis.
Z fa q
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04

REMEMBER, That the Infamous laws of the Kan.
sas Legislature are still binding, and are being
every day enforced notwithstanding the opinion
of Gen. Cass in the Senate, that they are s'a dis.
grace to any civilized nation.'
REMEMBER, That this Border Rufian Legisla.
elected by the Kansas people, still rules that ter
ritory with a rod of iron.
RExExBRE, That it has just passed an act-and
Governor Geary has signed it-inHicting the
punishment of DEATH for all resistance to Terri.
torial authority or laws.
RExExBER, That the U. S. Senate have refused
to remove the villain Lecompte, though request.
ed to do so by Governor Geary.
REMEMBER, That Geary-the best of Pierce'a
Governors -goaded by insults and abuses, by
public murders and private assaults, by being ne.
elected by the President and abandoned by his
own party, is compelled to.resign, to be followed
probably by weaker and more corrupt man.
REMEMBER, That under the new regime, the
Blue Lodge Legislature have provided for an elec-
ton in January, at which time they can have the
polls under their exclusive control, by only en-
forcing their own bogus laws.
REMEMBER, That the U. S. Supreme Court has
just decided that negroes are not citizens,
''that they have no rights which white men are
bound to respect" but were everywhere recogni.
sed as property by the Fathers Of the Republic
thus aiming at the liberties Of America the
deadliest blow that has been struck, since King
George tried to conquer the colonies, and Arnold
to sell his country for gold.
REMEMBER, That the Democratic party of Min
nesota approves Pierce's treacherous admnstra.
tion in toto, endorses Buchanan in advance, and
stands shoulder to shoulder and neck to neck with
the slavery extentionists. -
REMEMBER, That the eye Of nations is upon
us that the Free States silently, breathlessly
watching our course.
REMEMBER, That whatever we can do to place
our new State right ON the record, before the
world, must be done on the First of the coming
June. Let US be ready to meet the issue!
Shall we enslave ourselves az well as Kansas
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04
MONETARY QUOTATIONS.
CofYecfed hr Hff,9elps Erchnnns Rnzk 1Cki,,d-sf

ST. PAUL, April I, 1857.
Themsney cose as severely stringent
think, - It was two weeks since.
The line OF discounts kept asow possble though
lar customers moderately supplied by the Banks custom
ary Indications favorable Immediate
sumption navigation, and anxious already turning
in the direction Of the first bedt
Exchange the East and Gold, supply Land
Warrants, scarce and slow sale. :.
We are inclined believe that the panic With regard to
Western Banks sbsdng, leaving the with their
heads above water. The affairs Of the Zimmerman Bank,
Canada, which has for time been dsrepue,
materially by Of Nj. Zimmerman
informed that the Erie City has again resumed
The people Of the State of Georgia resolved, public
meeting, that they will not receive money the fo
lowing Georgia. any others that not
bsnkabe at the City Augusta Bank Coum
bus, Columbus Bank Of Middle Georgia. Nacon Cherokee
and Bsnkins Dalton Interior Bank, Gra;
ManufacturerS Bank, Macon; MerchantS Bank, Macon;
Southern Bank, Brainbrfdge. s
THE LATEST BANK rAILulHs.
Valley Bank, Nd, Aug. I, 1855. Ha
State Bank sssketts Harbor, N. r, Sept > ls5s. Now
redeemed st par By the Bank Comptroller.
Bank of the Republic, IL, Oct. 9th. ~
Manufsetwers b Mechanics' Bank, Ca, Eoy.I.
Canton Bank, China, Me-, Nov. i7th.
Lancaster Bank, Pa, Nov. 18th. gA krf
Bsnk Of East tennessee, Nov. 2lth. na
Erie City Bank, Pa, Dec. ~. fs
DoUBrFUL BAxxs: E sc 40
Ixchanse Bank Bangor, Me-; Bank Of HalIoweu, Me-;
South Royson Bank, VII Exeter Bank, n. H.; Provincial
Bank. Canada; Rhods Island Csaral Tvsron Bsnk, 4 Ii
Hum Bank. wiekfords =. l.; Warren o., Pa; hank Of
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Minnesota weekly times., 1857-04-04
THE PRINTERS EPIrAPls.

Here lies his FORM In Pi
Beneath this BANK with RRiARs overgrocn:
How many CASES, tar unworthlsr LIE
meath some IMposIS0 STONE! "i
No COLUMN POINTS our LOSS
No sculptured CAPS his history declare;
Although he lived follower of the Cross,
And member Of the EAR.
The golden RULE he prixed, s
And left II as u TOKEN OF his love:
And all mis- deeds, CORRECTED and REVISED,
Are REGIsTERED above.
The cory Of his wrongs
The PROOFS Of all his PI-ety are there,
And the fair TITLE, which to truth belongs,
Win PROVE his TITLE fair. .1
Though now In deaths EM-BRAcE,
MoULD-ering heap our luckless brother lies;
He'll re-appear on Gabrels RoYAL-CHAsE,
And rRIsK-IT to the skies.