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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
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~ s. .SEk III. tHE a So w. 4 II
Flcar--The market Is unsettled, tsa
sales of ~, 500 lbbls. at s4Ia5@sl0
for CINNAMON 10 good States SOulksn
S525E9Sb5o 50, Hheat-Prices have
yancet. Sales Of 135 500 bushels Il III
@l3Tt cents for white and I2O9ia5 d.
fol red. COMPLIES have declined
day Sales Of $500 bushels mi1sds
10 cents at the opening Of THE harkxLb 81
falling off at close to G8t cents
CArrLE MARKEr. -Beeges-Pt cs
have declined 56c.-sales Of Spool a
to-day at S7@s10, ard premidm,d Il
SIl. The market closed dull. She
Prices have declinedAsales Of lGM
head al q so. closing dull. SAN
have declihed-salss Off 90 lead at se.
75@S7 for corn-fed.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13

TlE RHaAiSs. or Hon. III. S. LIE
GARH Tiie remains of the lato Hon:
lIlGII4 SiWIToN LBGARE, Attorney
GENERAL during the administration
0 fTYler, passed through this city YES
terday afte rnoon, for Charleston.
TheY are under the charge oftMr.
Rr9HARB EAnoN, of the Gliarlcbtor
A magnificent monument Is to be
.ereeted TO the memory ofthe deceased
bib Magnolia Cemetery, Charlestoa.-
I.LtY th5Qfg Courier, 9th aaSt.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
Prom WaShington.

The Secretary Of the Interior recently
invested nearly s1.ooo.ooo in state
stocks Of Virginia, n. Carolina, Tsnnes.
see. Illinois. Missouri and Pennsylvania
III trust for various Indian tribes. All bu
$4,000 Of that amount has been draw
from the Treasury. The present tint
has been chosen for the investment to at
ford relief III the money market.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13

Ht1Bfos CoNFEkENcE.-Tbe Hos
tot Conference Of them. I, Church
Will epinmeiice in Marion on Thurs
DAY. theI22d. instead Of Wednesday
tahe list Of October, as heretofore APP
pointed. The cliangehas been occa.
stoned by circumstances which whl
prevent the attendance of Bishop
Aaarflly on the day first appointed,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
IGaRal Aeross the hthmus Of Panama.

WAsHrEGroE, Oct. 5.--Gommddore
auldfng reports to the Navy De
partmentI that he has made i! recon
noissance Of the Isthmus of Panama,
and finds it well adapted for an inter
dceanic canal, the highest point 81
lind td oyer come being only 2SG
feet The estimated cost for the Ca
nal 10 be 80 feet deep and 900 feel
wide, including an harbor and i'm
proYIement at both ends of the canal,
il only eighty millions ofdollars.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13

sisodLAk CAsE-The. papers are
publishing astiauge account ola no:
man %tF IIprican, Warren county, n.
5YY, wlrd Ids been sick since ,she 2Dth
of SeHtember last, during III of which
time she has not eaten any food
lndec{l kincesthe 2Sth Of june, 1855,
she lids not eaten more than enough
FOR single meal.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
MRs. ANNA CoRA RrpuiE The

alias. ANNA CoRA RThGHiE The
New York Eosa1iag sa!5s;-
An article has been recenfls going
tire rounds ofthe papers which states
''that Mrs. Richie fforiaer Mss Mo-
waite i to appear again dnn1 die stage,
owing to her husbands loss af far
tune
We are authorised W d friend sf the
amilyto state that the above isatter-
yuntrne in all Lifts parts, and can have
had its origin only i'll tlAs malicious
brain ofthe inventor.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Ritehie have been
passing the summer at tle residence
other father, samuel @ Ogden, Esq,,)
in Astoria. Mr.. Richie having fdr
some time been an inYaliN, owing TO
the fracture Of one ofhis4sgs; but BE-
ing now perfectly recoSersd they in.
tend returning to Richmond in two Oh
three weeks, when he Win resume his
editorial duties.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13

MAN s TABBED:.---The Farmvilie cot.
respondent ofthe Lynchburg Conriel
regrets to learn that Mi. Richart
Raihe was stabbed by Charles Allen
The wound is ssaaid[to be dangerous
Both tho gentlemen belong to Cum
berland county. i
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13

MISUNDERSTANDING Clemens, tile
woman who was committed to WytAe
county Jail week before last for tile
horrible crime Of intanticide, passed
her examining trial on Saturday last
and was sent on to the next term 81
the Gircait Court.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13

Nor sd BAD.-The Georgia papers
tell the following with characteristic
JUNCTION: Alady, formely / resident
in Georgia, very much discontinued
with Mississippi life, and longing to
return to her native land, was shout
ing Ut camp-meeting last year, and
became IN exceeding happy that she
exclaimed, .Glory to God, fael
IKE Z aoas IN Georqg!m
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
GeOrgia Election.

SAyASNAH, Oct. 7Brown's Glenn
1ocratic) majority for Governor exceeds
ten Thousand. Six democrats ID two
American are elected to Congress,
beilgEa democrat gain Of one.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13

The President ofthe United States,
whose recent indispositioR kept him
tor q few days at his country resident,
lis now much better. Hecame to the
city Yesterday, and transacted bust
ness atthe Executive mansioA.-Nal
tionM htelligeaeer, 0ct. 6tS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13

THE SoReno CANE DAEGEERotts
F~oop.-The Columbia Southern
Light learns, through q highly re-
spectacle source, thattwo gentlemen
Of that city who planted ana ted tile
.Sorgho cane to stock, regarded 1t as
a dangerous food and resolved to
abandon lis cultivation
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13

Hen PEicEs FOR 4 CnnD,-Wm IN.
{. Cory, q. benevolent old gentleman
of Huron. Michigan, recently bought
a little blue-eyed child from herdruuk7
en- parents fdr $4,000.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
4 Contrast.

DuFIfg tne PAe9Oits q -
and bank difficulties throughout the
Union, it is very gratifying to every
soutllerner to observe the difference be:
tween the Northern and Southern por-
lions Of the confederacy. Whilst, at 1.-THE
North. banks are ~suspending and break.
ING, large mercantile houses are falling,
men Of reputed great wealth are turning
ont To be bankrupts in fact, whilst bust.
ness generally, at the North, Is Frustrated,
thePeople ofthe South are enjoying.
comparatively speaking, their ease and
comfort. The crops Of tile Southern
States, this year, are very abundant. and
are commanding high PRICES. Cotton.
the great staple article%of our commerce,
is very high. Tobacco is high and album.
dant-Whea also. Tte Southern people
are An agricultural people, aud as = sen:
eral thing do motive beyond i~heirincome,
When clropsare short, and prices are low,
they adapt their wants to thsa e~xigeneies
Of the times. They, speculate but little
ID fancy stocks DO not run wild by
specializing in town lots and cities drawn
out elaborateIy On paper. They are sat sat-
isfed with things &loW and spre"-they
are eopteuted with making an honest lily
ing In an honest way. How stflklnsfy 40
they contrast With the people # i Che
Northern States
The Northern people as . body are g
set q traae'nens Their. chiei character
lstlcs are thelf readiness u s 20 a make oar'
gala--to enter lntoa sPecuiatlon-to BUY
and sell, They area busy, active, rest
less, trading peppie-always on the alert
ior 2 pargala-eyer ready @ max e puf=
chase and Always IN hot pursuit 81 the
sAlmlgtty Dollar" They are 2 people
who are fond oi show ana dlspiay-they
nave great afabatlon tolife ~ magnltlcens
houses se and ride U me. carriages; and
many "a "a them are not very eonscaentious
aeoutehe manner q curing money 50
afs acquired. ne characteristics q the
Southern people are honesty, trugalIty,
economy and an attachment 70 country
Zig. The people Of ~ the 'f Northern 'o'frthern ri. States
#hoEeEer are greggarlo us-they like TO be
together. and grouped IN cities, where
they can exercise their, wits IN trading
and N oFer-reachiugg each other u spec
u%latiols..
What has caused the present dertangged
condition Of money matters throughout
tlIe Union? Have the fine crops Of the
South caused it {? HaV = the frugal habits
Of the farmers and planters caused it ?
No; but | thas been brought about ply the
Fspecuiatlons Of Northern tradeslnen-by
men trading on borrowed capital by
Northern merchants dealing il ''fancy
stocks" BY the free,soilers Of the North
and abOlItlougtS Sellinp toWn4lOtS in the
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13

Oysters brought from Virginia last
year, and planted near Segnine, :
FONT, Princes Bay, or other places
I'M New York bay, have grown a
fourth " larger since they we're put
down, and command high prices.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
J.. M. BENNETT
--HN----
Observation-Disclosures K;np 4,

~CoMMUTED.-GoYenor King has
committed the sentaace Of Nv Meal
the first settler and orieinai
owner efthe land on which Albion.
orleans county, stands who was SEN.
Fenced to be hung On the 90 oil Octo,
ger, for firing the house ofthe county
superintendent. McAHister is 7SI
years of age.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13

Mr.. IA Pitman, Of Mount Olive,
Shenandoah county, Va, raised the
presentseason twenty-seyen bushels 81
potatoes IN a square of ground 81 81
so feet. |
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13

Judge Robertson, Of KY. formerly o.
the Supreme Court Of the United States,
preparing : learned paper On the bred
Scott. case.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
MiSsouFtans In EanSas.

EST. IoUIs, Oct. 5s-The Quindara
'Chi4owHaatn says that nearly D thoDs-
ana Missonrians have entered Kansas
lahdbb near Weston. Evidence ofcon.
cektdd action along the whole border
- bdconiihg apparent. 10 VIOLENCE
is a~pprehendcd.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13

FIlI.Ep wirH WLp PIaEogs.4the
WOOD near Lynchburg are filed with
wild pigeons. There have not Bse3anl
Any lse imlmence focks, snehTas
passed. AVER there some wears ago,
bat small, isolated tlocks are found
here $na there in every woods in4the
heigHbprhood.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13

10 THE SHERIFF. nRKAsAwItA COUNTY, ehhh4s.
NTE command YOU that you suDInon ~
wv Coal River Mining and Msnutsssunss
Company, ifthey be found IN yonf esvsM an,,
TO appear before the Justices Of our Dvas b
Court for the county of Kanawha.at hntss n
be held in the Clerks Office thereof, Oh 4
first Monday id October, present nlopu.s
answet Gilbert H. Morgan of a plea o. a asa
pass on the case in assumpsit-damsge 49,
And have then there this writ. VITA
AIHxAxDKR w. QeARRmR, Clerk OF OH ~
Court, atthe Court House Of said county =. X
Sd day or October 1851. in thess2d yea g "
fotndatio A. ". QUAhhtle
October 8, rs 7-notwt
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13

The American Capitol when fnl
ished will have cost $1o, 900 and
will be the finest building in Tho
world.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13

DEAps-Mr Eli Rider, former publish
e of The Wytheville Iva. timds, died on
Thursday last, in the53rd year of his
are.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13

Ia MEETlaa has been called BIZ Mrs.
SILLY RGndleton, aud other ladies Iof
.lBarkesE county, Va to carry olt
thss suggestion Of Mrs. MagEuder, ot
Washihgton, that the Women Iof
America raise a fund for thewiddw
ana datghtor Of the ate Capt. Hegn.
dah
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13

MoD FaAHEE sALARY.-The organist
lot the Second Presbyterian Church,
in Alabany, receives the moderate
salary of AZ 200 . year for his servi-
chs b INE 8##I@H aI8# B1 8As
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13

Gen. John Henderson, formerly
~. >. Senator from Mississippi, died
ht Pass Christian, La, Dn tie 18th
inst.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13

There was a slight frost il this ricini-
W few nights since. No damage If any
consequences wax sustained 10 the crops.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
Pay Your state Taxs important. Letter.

It WILDE seen By thetfollowing letter
from the Auditor OF Virginia tothe
Sheriff Of Spdtsylvania County.
(Which we copy from the Fredericks-
burg Herald) that notes Of the indie
pendant and othef non spetie paying
Banks, will be received All payment
Eof State Taxes, IL paid prior to the
proclamation Of the Governor. Inas.
much as this State paper may be is
Isned at any tispe4 II behoves all who
Hare indebted TO pay up at once il
funds which will bedeemed uncurrent
and accordingly bes rejected BY the
Sheriff after the reception ofthe GOV.
Iernor 5 proclamation to that effect:
tT8a#EW@ 49, #E BN##FE T#&sE IEtHs EE 49, lF .L&s E-tE&
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
|AUDIToRs OFFIcE,
Richmond SEPT. 20, 1857.

I#+RE .%E RORft -05 FL
z. B. FREvcu, Esq-Dea sr:-
Your dispatch ofthismorning was lie,
ceived at the time was engaged Il
making arrangements for the reve-
me payments, The Banks here where
the revenue is deposited, refuse all
suspended Bank nptes except they be
Of the branches of Bank of Virginia,
Farmers Bank, and Exchange Bank.
Rather, however, than make pfocla-
nation, the GoverlorwiIl provides an
other depository, and they will be re-
ceived in payment bfthe revenue here
lin some shape or other. All money
now8on hands, and all moneys OF any
bank in the State, will be received
until proclamationbe made.
Yours, &c,
E8F@Y tE#E& &@#t M=A#T AT IN T~1TaNTNHTzrr II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
Rareirn NtNML

-NAd1F E7HlEl III .lL1L - .MI3
ARRIVAL OFFHEa N1AGAkA,
HALIFAX, Oct. THE steancf vi
aoara arrived here this morning at G
O'clock from Liverpool, with dates to
Saturday, the. 26tlAalt.
Is ENGLAND!
Tie fourth Of October assappoint.
ed TO be observed AS aIdlgy of hntnll-
iation and prayer on account ri tile In
dia troubles. 53 #
The Patrie says that It'd only object
Of the interview Of the Emperor Of
FRANCE, Russia and Austria is the
promotion Of amity between Franctl
and Russia.
foundations in the sonthi Of France
have caused immenced amagea and loss
|of life. The vintage been most
labundant.
SPAIN, \.
The conference for The settlement by
meditation, of The Mexicap question
will be held III London.
RcssIA
A fire lit st Petersburg had burnt
170vessels. The Czar las approved
a project fer the PARTED bdlition 81
serfdom. a lroclamatic p wall be- is,
sued on bis return, nvihg the ow,
ners to arrange for tbe Liberation oil
their serfs. IT3
INDIA.
There is nothing later from India,
but the arrival oftllegoFernmeu t dis.
patches was momentaiilY expected
Numerous. fRgitives from ths mutin
Gus districts if India hadf arrived d,
Southampton. They Fe Srightin
accounts Of the condition of Calcutt;
and the upper provinces f India.
JAZZ detachment of French troop
from China had arrived at Cacuttat t
Hrotect French interests at Chandler
nag9re. #
CHINA.
Adyices from China say that TIL
American corvette Lhyapt, iii orde
~ asenge the pillagiusg i !an Aneri
can Ship by 1 gang of pirates, ha'
burned d village on tlla Island III For
mosa, where the pirates resided.
1t was rumored that Lord Elgf
would soon be apppihtedH Governor
Il GnnaraE of4 TnHta HUk <#E
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-10-13
THE COMMEMORATIVE OF "a.

P~endleton sol--s3n25 -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-09-19
rs Cross "A Know Nothing!

Within the past few days the Meas
has several times asked this question, in
regard to Judge RANDALL, and while adj
hitting that ne could net positively aver
that he ecos one, it thought it very "sus-
picious" that he should be supported by
Messrs. KENNEDY, LecKwooD & Co. 1t
now appears that this suspicious" circum-
stance attaches to Mayor Cross, and not
to Judge RANDALL. The american Of
yesterday, X. n, now National Demo
crat" organ, contains the following letter
from Mr.. KENNEDY, "eiefining his position
and announcing that the Rnow Nothing,
as a party supporl Cross"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-09-19

WESTERN LAND SPEculATIoKs.-
holders Of large bodies of western lands on
speculation are sickly set Of follows
The chances are that large portions of the
late Iowa, Minnesota and northwestern
Wisconsin entries will be in second hand
market far below Government prices
Their air castles, built on land monopoly,
are having their foundations washed away
by crashing crisis Of their own begetting,
for it is conceded that the present bank
crisis is caused by letting so much money
out to land pirates. Poor fellows! Who
will sorrow for them!! We have always
held, upon basis of calculation that must
stand, that the losses far overbalance the
profits on western land specalations when
such speculations are attempted by non
residents. That there are some accidental
profits to few nonresident land holders
we admit, but in a large majority of cases,
there are heavy losses. All that is good
and great and wise joins in perpetual con-
spiracy against nonresident land mo-
nopolist. This is the great secret never
taken into account by the poor deluded vic
tim who offers his money in sacrifice and
himself to disappointment.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-09-19

AN INSTANCE OF Coon LUCK.-A late
California paper relates the following in
stance Of coed luck on the part of two
miners:
Two men were cut Of money, and their
credit having failed with their landlord,
they concluded to go on prospecting
tour. They started with tive days pro
visions, and after proceeding enc mile and
three quarters, becoming tired, they stop
ped rest, when eve of them washed
a pan of earth from the surface in belle
of water, and got good prospect where
upon they commenced sinking hole
and struck the ledge in about four feet,
and washed out a pan Of earth on the
ledge, and get five and there. quarter
ounces of gold. This was done about
nightfall, and the two lucky HomBRNs re-
turned to town and purchased provisions
for week. They went off in the night
and remained eight days longer, when
they retained with eleven thousand do!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-09-19

WHEAT-The cost of transporting
wheat over The M. & M. Railroad from
Prairie du Chien, Boscobel and Muscoda
to Milwaukee is now only Is cents per
bushel. a. this charge for transportation,
Wheat viii sell at Milwaukee prices, less
Is CENTS on The bashel. When the price
is $500 per bushel al Milwaukee, it will
he worth 65 cents at the stations along the
west end of The road. The rates for trans
ror.ing cera, oats, de-, will be in proper
tier, we suppose. 1t vas formerly urged
tas ar u Il. n Railroad rates of trans
rcri ID 9oulc oe fixed or high or mo-
naro = seale-,here being no competi-
tor for ae freight transport of this part of
the Sac; but, at the rate fixed for carry
ing wheat, he presumption Of monopoly
Is silene. We believe the NJ. & NJ. Rail
road COMPANY intend 10 Ak their rates re-
ga"diag he ia,o' ests Of the business of the
county as well as heir own Interest,"
Pc tap~, howevo-, hey find that the low
e. iaair scale Of charges, the greater will
be their net income, in which case less MGR
II would fall 70 their favoa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-09-19
THeMpsoN's BAKK NOTE REPORTER

This long time past regulator Of the cur.
rancy, counterfeit Detector and Reporter
has changed hands in The grand fubadub
of upheavalt in New York. Mr.. PLATT
ADAMS, whem Thompson SO highl" extels,
and who has in fact for e long while con,
Quoted the Reporter. is now the nsineinal
proprietor-to WHOM Subscriptions, money
and communications should be sent
THOMPSON is breke aad Breckenridge Oil,
stocks and all, are flat at the bottom a
nong broken banks, I'D stills, sheep sheers,
wooden mould boards and leghsrn hats
The Reporter is generally reliable-per-
.haps the best Detcctor of counterfeit and
worthless money Of any one published
We have taken it for several wears and
shall continue. Send $1,O0 for the semi
monthly, or $500 for the weekly, to Platt
Adams New York city.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-09-19
Windham, Portage Co., Ohio.

A PAIR OF ExrRAcrs.-Ths democr at
ic party are, we repeat, the only friends OF
"Free Kansas" They would have Kansas
free to form her own constitution-free to
make her own laws-and free to say what
shall be her own institution Monmouth
Review.
SECTION IL. If any free person by
speaking, or writing, assert or maintain
that persons have not the right to hold
slaves in this territory, such person shall
be deemed guilty Of felony flaws Of
Kansas, page COS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-09-19
Money Market.
Milwaukee, Monday Sep. l4th


During the past week the closeness Of
the money market has increased rather
than diminished, and news of failures of
banks and individual suspensions reach us
from all quarters. The unqualified dis
trust of every kind of securities on the part
of capitalists readers it impossible to OBJ
tain accommodation on the best paper
Banks are unwilling to discount, and out
side parties have the same caution. There
is undoubtedly enough in the bank vaults
for all legitimate purposes, but till conf
dence is restored capital viii not be pro.
ducea. With the abundant harvest
we have this season, it cannot be other
wise that, on the shipment Of grain, money
should be found to make purchases, and
that whatever may befal the east, our far
mers and merchants will be able to stand
firm. AS far as our railroads are concern
ed, they are doing good and profitable
business, and we confidently except that
some arrangement will be made to restore
them 10 their former positions. So long
however, as they insist on quarreling a.
mong themselves such result will be i'm
possible, for if one fails others will be af-
fected in proportion.
We publish list Of banks lately broken
or discredited; for tho present we would
advise no one to tosch them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-09-19
BROKEN OR DrscKED1rEp BAx1

BROKEN OR DIScREDITED BANKS.
Bank Of Nerwalk, Ohio,
Bank of Tecumseh, Mich.
Dandy Bank, Conn.
Niagara River Bank, N. Y.
Bergen Coonty Bank, N. J.
Sackett's Harbor Bank, N. Y.
Wooster Bank, Conn.
Ontario County Bank, N. Y.
Tiverton Bank, Rhode Island.
Farmers Bank, Wexford, Rhode Island.
Warren County Bank. Penn.
Bank of Middletown, Penn.
farmers and Drover's Bank, Waynes.
burg, Penn.
Oliver Lee 4 Co.'s Bank, Buffalo n. Y.
Reciprocity Bank, Buffalo, N. Y.
Bank Of North America, Seymour,
Conn.
HOLSTER Bank, Buffalo, N. Y.
Niagara County Bank, N. Y.
Mechanics Banking Association, N. Y.
Bank of Kanawha, Virginia.
Cumberland Savings Bank, Md.
Hugenot Bank, New Palz.
Bank of South County, R. I.
Bank Of New Jersey, New Brunswick.
Bank of Lima, New York.
Bank of Orleans, N. Y.
Cecil Band, Nd.
Hagestown Bank, Md.
Bank of Hallowell, Me.
Warwick Bank, R. /.
Henesdale Bank, Penn.
Bank of West Tennessee.
Shelbyville Bank, Tenn.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-09-19

RT The Office of the American Ex-
press Company was robbed Of $l5 1000 in
gold and silver last week. AS the office
and safe were locked this morning, the
thief or thieves must have stolen the KEYS
from the house of H. A. Douglas the a.
gent.
1t was an act Of the most consummate
daring. The party, whether one or more,
went into the sleeping-room of the agent,
took the keys out Of his pocket, went and
accomplished the robbery, and then threw
away the keys, as coolly as il there was no
dander about it.