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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-15
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Sabr ron jtnem Su srceC Gudntitatrn grcrufte
mp pirlrs SAla6tpirb nah ben 6ili6sn Mdtt.
ten perIGidt. @m 20. Stunt nabm gum Seiipsl
bas Damrftprt equator" 25 Scnnen Sabat.
100 Barrels Miebl. 90 GOunsn orlh:rpsnrr
9Baarsn, al Stad 9lineuiet, 900 S6aufe unO
t76 S6rtinr bort meg. auf Dem Steamtr
,WinncIUta" puroen am 23Isn rsiTelben McnatS
prrIGifft 5000 Suf6el 9afrr uno 800 fstts
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Barrels Mebl, 40 Saucle Girr. 81 S6dC Bcae,
5000 9uf6el Safer 230 Stid NinsCisb unO
25 Gcnntn lcuilisr 9padrtn. Das 8inrpieb
tpmmt srEBtrntbeilS pOn 8srtudy unb Slnpis.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-15
Die amerifani(d,e t1Iarine

beIisbt mad sinrm Ssri6ts aus nsunSstn auf per-
f6irpsnen Staticnsr bsfiubli&en 8atr3eusen. ndm'
LID idr baS Siilfsnssl6wnber S&iffe NIT $40
Ndun /; fir bdS SiOIse @slHwabsr 5 nit 900
Mdnn ; fur bas @sIHwabr I'm Wlittelmfer nit
800 Wann fur bas SrafIianiiHe 2 nit 660
Mann fir pds SRinciI6s 8 NIT $50 Mann.
Quserbem IN auf ben Sesn Gin RrisssiGiff unp
"a Sur SdilrnSsrmeluns pber anoern Sweden
beurbsrt. GS finO 10 sinisni6iHe, Is 5rssattsn.
10 S9aluppsn, 2 Briggs uno 19 Ddmpfer, bon
penen bele Srar rntwsprr rrpartrt psrpsn potr
nod niGt pcaenpst linp. Die anJabI Der Sf'
Feisre N 1908.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-15
llfrinNrrunntn Der Gunfitntipn.


8ei ber @abl I'M ndbifen October
irerben bic SGrser bieIeS StaatS aufs
aefprbert, ibre Stimmen in Sesus aui
ipi6tise @erbeberunsen gu Der Gpnitis
tuition bieies Staats obSu9ebcn. Sc
finb pier 9eranberunsen Scrsei4lasen,
ltnb auf cine tebe berielben fpa an unt
fir lia lelbit abseitimmt tssrben. Sit
finb:
GrfeuS-@ine @erdnteruns in
9eSug auf bic grbstunS elmer BfTentli'
den S1ulb,
3weitens-Sn geSus aIf bic Gr'
ribtuns neuer Gaunties.
Drittens-6inlidtlid Der @iit'
tbeiluRs bur9 bic 0elessebuns, ippbe
bic Grpabluns Der 8spreientanten burd
ein,elne Difrifte sprseialasen III.
s-Sn 8e3ug auf Srei'
briefe unb Sneprppratipnen, fpCrin Sprs
aeIblasen pirb, Der 0eiessebuns 0e'
malt Su seben Sreibriefe Su tptOerrufer
cber au5ubeben, ipenn rS ais nptbpen,
pig anseleben pirb.
'GS Iinb bies ipi6tise 9erdnterun=
aen, mnb Elm ieber Stimmgeter IplltG
bieIelGe tppbl iiberleger, cbe er Irinl
St;mme abaibt. = Die Sprsei1la9enG
@erdnbrrunSen iinb uuf Der 4trn Seitt
Der beuagsn 3eituna Der Sdnse mad,
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-15
erDr sefunntt gteOntr 0jeors Sumner be

6rDsr tsfannts 8sOnsr @rors Gunner bs'
bauptst. baB oas @abrunssmittsl, Saleratus sc.
naHnt. bic 5dupturiaGe Der l4le6ten @siunbbrit
Der Qmeritanr isi, neil lie es bel ibren Sadwer.
fen gu tdufs ssbrau4m. CT bdIt es fur Elm
t6rtli4es Gift, unp es fclltr, ais M5rbrr bes
Rntss uno 3erii5ur bes Mannes psrmieorn per.
ren. 90 pisI il iitrissns F6sr, eae ale bic BE-.
tanntsn tiinRli@sn SrribmittsI na@ ibrr &smi.
I&en 3ulammsnlsbuns unb llnreinteit HIGts taus
bsRy eur9 8isrbsfs uab Ssugtris Grs
feet rsrbeR.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-15

UF2tus Der 8rabins GaSette eriebeu
mir, ba6 baIeIbf elm SutIber, Hamene
Scbn Sterif, Dcr einisen Sasen aui
Die 8rI6uIbisuns verbaftet pCrbsn III,
AT SerIbirbrnrB 3eiten bas SleiiH BON
frspirtfn Sbirren i'm Marft psrfauft gu
bubsn. Gr 1T an bic Gpnrt dberbanS
ben lpprben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-15
6prinabaus beraubt. .

ginss Na&ts In pUrisstsr gBo&e wurts bas
Sprinebaus pss pm. amus Sraurr In Goie-
brcctplls 9aunl6ip, Ssrfs @aunty. erbrOGtp unb
odraus cine jismlid,t Guantitdt GeiaGsu Berautt.
Ssmsrfsnspertb ID. oab oirlss Sprinsbaus In BEN
trBteu flint Satrsn rsslmieis jtpes Sabr UNI
pisIeltf i3sit bsraubt purpe. ~
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-15

~ SaIfAe 5 Sbulernpten auf bic
Spnesbale Sanf inp nruIth in llmlani
ge1sst pprben. Die Etiquette baraui
iteGlt rinen Wann, 9lmtps, Stab, etc.
Spr-aIio gang oerfbieben BON ben d6s
ten. Nlan fri aber tennpb Sprlibtig.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-15

O0pn Otifflin Gaunts, Sn., ipirr
sefdrieten, bab etpa Der brittle Sbril
Der Wei;enernbte, lit jenem Gaants,
bur9 bic Wiebeln ;erfSrt fei.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-15
me Fem, men lie bin 2

Siebsn 0liaiOnsn StrctbUnnsts purOeH pcrt.
Sss Satr In Granflin, 9aH., prfsrtist mb faii
ttsn 70 pisI In 6Ortcrp rntr unfsrn bascn Iissrn.
hfft Gtant,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-15

U Nab ben burd bic 9lrabia ers
baltenen ytadrt9ten BON europa, tpa'
rem bic Getraibe<prcife immrr nod biz
ndrnIiden. 0ian bate ater einen Sc
banfen bas Iie Iinfen miibten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-07-15

OSn Sancaiter Gaunts buben bic
fen Srmmer bic Wtprrbrenner i2pn Stele
3ebdube an9eSiinbet 1t. nieber9cbrannt.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-02-06
HOUSE.
Fire at Chelsea.

We learn that serious fire occurred
at Chelsea, VI, on Saturday last. George
Leslie Esq, of this place, sends US the
following account oft
This Saturday morning, at 4 o'clock
the Orange County Hotel in this viii
lage, was discovered to be on fire, and in
an hour the building was nearly consumed
The Hotel was large one and, as the
County Court was in session, every room
was occupied, and there were nearly one
hundred persons in the building. And
as the fire originated near the centre of
the building and was not discovered until
about the time it burst through the roof,
it is certainly wonderful that no lives
were lost and no one seriously injured.
Perhaps the narrowest escape was By
Hon. j. P. Kidder, whose room was en-
veloped in flames when he awoke, and
who only had time to escape, carrying
his clothes in his hand, and leaving be-
hind gold watch worth 5000. The
Court and nearly all the members of the
bar were boarding at the house, with
several lawyers from adjoining counties,
and nearly every room they occupied was
cleared by them of most that was valu-
able. Judge Underwood saved most all
his effects. The Court has adjourned to
February 10th, when ample accommo-
dations will be provided for all visitors.
Another house will be opened on Mon
day next.
The heaviest loss falls upon the owner
of the premises, who will lose some $4,000
not covered by insurance. The entire
insurance is $4,000 in the Vermont Mu-
tual. Mr. Merrill, the lessee, will lose
probably $3.50, and of the boarders. Mr..
Hyde about $3.50; while the help, many
of them, lose their entire effects.
The night was still and the cold so in
tense that the flames all tended toward
the center of the building, thus rendering
1t an easy matter, comparatively, to save
the many buildings which were about the
hotel IN every direction. Probably there
has not been so favorable a night for such
a fire during the winter and had there
been wind, the village must have suffered
severely."-Aurora.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-02-06

a REMARKABLE OLD LADI-
Connecticut paper gives the oI5u
account of a remarkable Old ladr
died in that State last week:
Mrs. Abigail Rudd died in IN
on Tuesday OF last week. She VI
the one hundredth year Of her az 8
probably the oldest person in the Coz
if not in the State. Her maiden i
was Abigail Allen, and she was ngz
in 1870. She was born in Molr7-.
Up till within a few weeks of her (
she has always been the sole hoa;e.az
other son, who manages a large fan.
She drew a pension in conseqoe,s
the revolutionary services of hel
band, who has been dead many Yes
She was remarkable for her grsa. L
DRY. 1t is but a few years siaa
would repeat verbatim Millions Pan.
Lost. The Bible she would repsa ?
fectly. She would give a history Of
country, especially the days Of the B
olution. She retained her faculties z
the last, and often said that shs
ready and prepared to go whens7s'
summons came,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-02-06

Mr.. William Reddon, Of Mimic, e
da, was frozen to death at bis owl q
He attended the election at HarrislA
that day, and on returning home r.
the door locked, his wife having sa
a neighbor's house, and it is supPas-
sat down to await her return. Ms
however, not expecting him to 10
that evening, remained at her sons Do
over night, and on proceeding h'a'
the morning, found her husband lya;'
the door, a corpse.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-02-06
e. E. B. Kelley. q we'll known 20

IL L. B. Kelley, a well known veter-
an and native Of Norwich, Conn, died
IN mat city on the 4th inst, aged "a
ears' Few men ever passed more ro-
lH'n'ic iiie' From his early boyhood he
was sailor, and there are not many sea-
POafts on the globe that he was not fami-
mar "l'n' and no commercial language
una. ne mad not at least smattering of.
In nis prime he was man of herculean
strength.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-02-06

& The Vermont temperance Standard
has changed hands, and is now published
by Messrs- Davis 81 Green. 1t has drop
ped the sober adjective Temperance, and
Is hereafter to be known as the Vermont
Standard, and will be a political paper.
devoted to the pure principles of Repub-
hcanism. May it prove as efficient in
warning against human bondage as it has
been faithful to cry out against the sin of
drunkenness.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-02-06

A GooD DAIRY.-Mr. D. Calder
wood Of Greensboro, has made the past
season from his dairy-consisting of sew
en- cows and two two years old heifers-
1900 lbs. OF butter, besides using what
milk, cream and butter, it was necessary
his iamily-consisting Of seven persons
70 have.
Mrs c. has made her butter and done
her homework alone. Brother dairvmep.
let Us hear from you.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-02-06

great battle for the public of S. Carolina.
He had seen Mr.. Brooks bearing the
trials of the seige of Vera Cruz, as an
officer of the Palmetto Regiment. Ever
exhibiting all the characteristics of a
true man and a soldier, under all cir
cumstances, never morning came here
hut he made his salute to his old Com
mander.
Mr.. Campbell said Mr.. Brooks meri-
ted the confidence of his constituents,
because he was the faithful advocate Of
their policy, sentiments, and the jealous
guardian of their rights, interests and
honor. His relations with the deceased
were such as enabled him to know and
appreciate his virtues.
After brief recess, the corpse was
brought into the House, and, in the pre-
sense of the members of both branches
of Congress, the President and Cabinet,
the Judges of the Supreme Court, Mr..
Buchanan and others, the Rev. Mr..
Waldo, Chaplain of the House, deliver
ed brief discourse, making an allusion
to the deceased, from the words of our
Saviour to the thief on the cross "ThiS
day thou shalt be with me in Paradise >
the object being to justify Christ in that
declaration to the penitent, and 10 show
the necessity of repentance.
The House shortly after adjourned,
and the remains of Mr.. Brooks were de-
posted in the Congressional Cemetery.
Friday, Jan. 80.
SENATE.
The consideration of Mr.. Houston's
resolution touching desertions from the
Navy, was resumed, and again postponed.
After the transaction of some unim-
portant business, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
The consideration of the private cal
endar occupied the attention of the
House during the whole session. Adj.
Saturday, Jan. 81.
SENATE.
The Senate was engaged in discussing
the Indian Appropriation bill. Among
other items, 100000 are appropriated
for the pacifcation of the savages in Or
egon and Washington Territories.
In the debate, Mr. Hale animadverted
in strong terms upon the conduct of Gov.
Stephens of Washington Territory.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The House, with little debate, passed
bills providing for the admission of Ore
gon and Minnesota as States.
A bill for the relief of the inhabitants
of Kansas was reported by the Commit
tee on Territories. The bill abrogates
the laws passed by the Kansas Legisla-
ture, and provides for new election.
Adjourned.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-02-06
Central Americao, 'S !

central Amerieo, 81
> WASHINGTON As Jan. 8o.1t Slll
Herald oOrrespondence.) NJ ~
ting Committee had before \ ny
Mr. Close, a member Of h, l-'e
who proved We to be a know ~ /,
Messrs. WEIGH of Conn.,, and C IN
New York were furnished VIII p,..'
the testimony against them. =. %
portunity offered them to erDr,, -
appeared to-day before the =,
and were confident of a sno,s
tense.
1t appears to be conceded,b,,.
will be made against Judge "a.
New York, as Mr.. Paine say,
Inferred" and Mr.. Edward, ~,
The witness Sweeney, wbo y
against Mr.. Welch, lef. Som. ],
for New York, and telegram, H.,
he will be here on MONDAY VII
tional evidence. The Invesdgs6o,
mittee are prosecuting m after, ., :
as possible with view Of making Il.
port next week. They bar. :.
members of Congress who ara i,.r'
that they will shortly be CALI :,
answer the charges made againsS.~
Advices have been received \
last steamer from Aspinwall at t.r
trail American Legations here. TN, 4
Rica and the Rivas government,
aragua have amicably arraDos
boundary question, and all other
in dispute between the two ,e,s
The territory forming the southen
of the San Juan river is cede3 M
Rica, and that river is made the A.
line between them. The right q,
is to be made the subj ect Of Jon. o.
1t is also said that two Comnia,
have been sent to New York 70 "a,
new sale of the Transit route. P,s
Rivas has obtained abundant DD4.
the old Accessor Transit Camps,r
much to blame for the advent ofFs
to Nicaragua, as the Morgan and c.
son Company is for supporting hia.
The confscation of the boats a'l,
perty of the old Transit Compaa7 b
Rivas-Walker government, viii b.
tanned by the present Rivas admins
ton, and the whole thing sold to
new party.
Senior Molina, the Costa Ricaa
ister here, viii leave for New Yo1
day or two, to meet the two comnz
here.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-02-06

G. High above, and far beyond all
Sarsaparillas and renowned discovsr;o.
are the great healing powers oftbe Beech
Drop or Cancer Root, as prepared in The.
celebrated " BACH'S AMERICAN
COMPOUND" 1t seems. to take hold
OF disease with a power never before
known. Read advertisement in another
colGmu-
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-02-06

ANNOUNCEMENT OF Mr. Bs''D
DEATH IN THE HoUsE-OTS'l'
REMARKS OF Mr.. SAvAGE-AH' .
Observation-Disclosures, Jan r. ;,
galleries of the House of Repre-
tives were packed to-day by a dsR
terested crowd of spectators, VIZ ?
assembled to witness the proceeda'
regard to the death of the Hon. f'''r
S. Brooks.
The decease of Mr.. Brooks vs. >
nounced to the House by bis c0l''''
Mr.. Keitt.
Speeches were also made by 5eD, ~.
man of Mississippi, and Me'sF'' ".
man of North Carolina and Camp
Ohio. ..
After the speeches had been n1a'
Savage of Tennessee voluntee'Sl
offensive remarks, euIOgizing DR. 0, y.
for his attack upon Dir. Sumner IL
of the Republicans left the hoD'. ~,
the arrival of the corpse. DR. D -.
friends G.el deeDIv burt. President ~
and Bfr. Buchanan were ooih o.
Dir. Buchanan dimes Win ~ ~
dent on Saturday, and goes h0'H'
day. r.
Gov. Wise is in toTn.-D
s1L
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-02-06

Hive last week threatened TO
"pltch into" this individual and = Law him
Out, butas he seems to dread it so much.
We think ne has endured agony sufficient
10 punish him for his temerity, and shall
therefore not do so. Our better nature
has triumphed.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-02-06

e. Mrs. Reston, known in history as
the heroine of Matagorda, on account of
the devotion and fearlessness she dis
played IN relieving the wounded at the
commandment ofthat place by the French
IN 1870 died in Glasgow in December
last.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-02-06
e. At the MAYORS omoo Oh,

q Al the Mayors Office, ClOnmel.
Ireland a man was charged, in the graph
&c language of the constable who arrested
him. with thrashing his wife, walloping
his grandmother, and beating his chill
dren. The prisoner simply defended
himself by saying that he was reasoning
with them
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-02-06

ss The man that couldn't stand If any
i0iiger mas taken seat, and now feels
quite comfortable.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-02-06


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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-02

QuIcK TRI1.-The Jsanis Deans which lefl
81. Louis on Sunday morning, nads The
quickest trip on record, beating the great
trip Of the Lucy Bsrtrsn some years ago,
and that Of the Die Vernon, Of . later dsts.
She arrived q our lsvss shout af-pass three
o'clock, yesterday morning, having nsde the
run in ssvsntssn hoars and thirty Ave min
usss. She made three landings on the route,
had . heavy side viad, ssd stopped her an
ginss three times In consequence Of her run
ming Of. Itsa 6ns trip, and establishss Ne
character Of this fsyorits boat - the fastest
In She line.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-02
Rickey a. l1lpss1s
REAL ESTATE
&C. So &S
INvEsTING rs,


b Hs 44s
rAirA ssrsss, BET. Maia 4 xsAassa,
OFFER For SALE
Lot Z, Blk II, corner ID aad lsiosAsaa.
Lots bad ., Bn llb. corner s,h ssA RiAgs.
Lot Z, BIZ ~, sef. 7sh and rtonasas.
fleet By leo, - Main. ~, " iith aad iSsh.
Lot II and ! Of Lot II In b : lss, corner 9th ssd
Lott, Blk 81 In K. Add, on Carol. bstwess 18th
and Eth.
70 BY 81 feet on 7th st., near Main, rear ends Of
lots and 9, Blk ~, with frame dwelling.
Lots, In Blk sS-very eheap--tsrns sasy.
Lots s7A BY ssA H., corner Of i1th and Dss
Hoines SITS. Very siisibly located for rssidsn-
css-terns easy.
20 BY rs feet 5th street, between Main and JOHN
son.
20 feet % the west side VI Lot 3, Blk 30, johnson
IT., 3st. "a and Ath.
A number u Lots in Mslrose, s miles out, on the
K, f. d. 1 NJ. r. X.
few very desirable building sitter on the Nissis-
sippi, in the bsautifai towa Of ConsmA
Undivided half Of Lots s.. and 10, Blk g, In
Kilbosrnc. Add.
Lot In Blk 40, Kilbourns's Add.
Lots and In Blk s, Aasons Add, near araad
Avenas terms very es4y.
DWELLING FOR SALE.
The late residence Of Col. Perry. the plankroad
near 10th st.
Brick house on Exchange street. between 7th and
Sth--sr,oms, basement, CHAR and cistern--xill
Be sold very cheap.
Lots in Blso, with btick house containing II
rooms.
Brick hose on Kxchangs-s, b 7th and sth, with
sreoms, basement, collar and cistera.
Lots 4, ands, bksa. in ki.bourne's Add.
Lots snd Gin bk lis.
Lot Q in block ".
Block 20A and s lots in block EOS.
IL Ave acrs let's near Aontrose, admirably adapted
to gardening purposes. Tsrms-One fifth saSh,
balance In annual payments.
Lot in block IL, corner Of Dss Moinss street and
Lcyse.
Lot !, aad Of lot To- bioel IS, in Masons Lower
addition.
Lot 4, block FOL ,on MAin-st
Lot 10, block ~, Johnson-st, between ID and 9Th
70 BY lao II on AAin, be,we,n Sth 4 Oh. sts.
Lot in block 3, corner of Water and Ixchsngs sts
Lot in b. It's; Lot 4 in block SO.
~ BY $50 ft being ends Of lots 10, II and D.
In block g, froatinE Fifth street.
80 BY 80 feet, corner Sd ADD Btondeapsu.
twostory brick dwelling on the corner Of sth
aud Bank streets, vita good cistern, cellar,
barn, &c.
VERY DESIRABLE FARMS!!
$50 Acres near Summitville, 80 rods from Plank.
rood. 475 per acre.
esV Acres on String Prairie, lG miles from ksokuk
admirably adapted 70 Agriealurej
o4o res,-bection rs, Up 81, Il. 8 west,-i nil,
from Charleston. {: Houses, > wells, = younl
orchard $50 acres under cultivation. Very low
IL all sold together
20s acres on Plank Road, ii miles from keok uk
with 800 fruit trees, good log house. ZOE ssrei
under cultivation; soil Of great fertility.
febe dom
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-02
BAMEs NOT RECEIVED


ssi.sd By aay 4 tas Baaksrs in this city.
Warren Cea.sg BsAk, isnnsy Ivania.
Aasonb 90. Daak, ~. Clsnsns, Ateh.
AriiAgtos Dask, Wsshingtos, BIC.
1xsAaags hAsk u Tsna., Asrfrsssbore' ,Tsnn.
6svings haak - ks1iass, CenasSsvilIs.
Hsak u .ast 1s.nssss. kaszville, Issa.
gsaeral nank e xs4aeeees. MaeAyills, Jssa.
vAinsF: - nseshasIss 1enks 0Ss6I5 6sss. ~
Valley baak, Ma4sfysswn, ~.
Aaaafsstssssss - Mob. nauk ,oslonbass Gee,
Pisa.srs sd AssAsaiss' nssk, bassss, c..
r r,.. Is.i. wssafora, H.
Wooster Baak bAahssy, cosn
KaaAwha Daak, xanavks, vs..
.enk q he kepahlie, Providence, =. I.
LAssastsr RAnk, Pesn.
Canton baAk, osuSA CAipa, Maine.
Bank VI British North Aneriea, Montreal.
-. Vsrnon Bank, Providence, r. I.
haak q East Tennessee, Nsshvilis.
1hods Island CsntrAl, Ri.
Hank Of HAllowell, Maine.
PrSyinsisi Bank Of 6tsnstsad, Canada.
.xeAaass Hank, Bangor, Maine.
Lfnasfnan q Canada.
IsAiaAa State Baak, BloonAsid.
0raasssy Baak, Lafsystts.
6havass hank, AttieA.
Stock Ssserisy Rask Of Daayills.
xarnsrs 'Aad AsehA.iss,is. ,Iadiasspoiis.
Nsw Castle. Pennsylvania.
Hancock Bank. EiiswortA, Ne.
- LTsrov ispfAHA rnss HANKS tax - q n
fsasy st he BANKING Housss in this city.
kank of the Capitol, Indisn polls.
1aAk VI Elk hart, KlkhArt.
1aak of0oshsn, Goshen.
Baak Of indiaaa, Nichigsn City.
BAak Of Nosnt Vernon, Mt. Vernon.
1eak Of Aontiesllo, Aoaticsllo.
Bank Of Psoli, Psoii.
Bank Of Salem, Bslsn.
1aAk sf aoskvilis, Rsckvills.
Baak sfSysaSsss, 6yrssuss.
Bank II warsav, Warssv.
CanhsiAgsoity BAak, osnbridge City.
Caaai bsak, kvsnsvilic.
Crssssatcity 6aAk, Evansvills.
kxchangs Bank, 0reepeastle.
Professionally Bank, ConnersvilIe.
IArnsrs Bank, WsstAsld.
Apssiss 1Aak, Logsnspost.
ledisna Hank, Aadisos.
Indiana Stock Bsnk, LAporte.
ladian Reserve Bsnk, Kokons
keptseky stock " Columhu.
Lagrange Bank, Lins.
Msrse.ass ssd hsehsaiss' Bask, New Albany.
N.f. Va Stock Bank, Rvsasviils.
rrsir's caty Bank, Tsrrs Hsste.
Paske Co. Hnnk
gosthsrn baak, Tsrre Hsats.
Salem Bank Salem.
IiSpscasoe Bank, Winnamae.
1rsdsrs' BAnh, Iadiaaapolis.
/. Ousssscr.-The following Banks, heretofore
sAsosn out are taken ~ currency il this city:
cumberland savings Bank, Nd.
0rDcers' Bank, Boston.
CommsrciAl Bank, Chicago
Isssnssh baak, Aishigan, per cent .dh.
Rhode leland Central, 10 per cent. dissosnt.
Ottsws Bank, Ottawa, Ills.
CunRsscv.--1Ae following Banks ere thrown ost
Ter ths but holders are advised not to suss
1senof asa.ve. Iachieago the discount Avets-
oees from 10 10 - per cent.
stock Security Bank, Danviiis. Ills.
Peoples Carmi.
Prairie State Washington, Ills.
kushvills Ru.hytife
Ths foiiowing are taken BY come Of our
Gksrs - currency
yrookville Rask, IndianA.
Central Bank, Indianapoiis.
,IiPpscasss Bask, LOgasspert.