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"No MORE AGITATION,,-wHYs

The Richmond Enquirer answers the above
question by saying that, as the government in all
its branches is now in the hands Of the Democratic
party, there is no further need to sgitate the
slavery question.
more candid admission that agitation has
always been resorted to by the "plunder party" for
the purpose of obtaining possession of the "spoils
of Office" could not have escaped from the lips of
any indiscreet partizan. But the fact is no new
thing we always knew that when the Wings we're
placed in power by the people, the Democrats
raised hue and cry about slavery, and attempted
to make the people Of the South believe that their
slaves were to be set free, that servile war was
to be wsged, and the very old boy kicked up
generally and what is more, these demagogues of
| the South were believed by pretty large portion
of the people Of that section. The moment how.
ever, they get the Offices, they are as quiet as a
child that has been crying for piece Of bread and
butter, aud has at last got it.
i No more agitation" is the word now and we
heartily echo 1t, for il Is one of the cardinal max
inns OF the American party. Without negroes and
foreigners the Democratic party could never get
possession OF the Government
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16
MASSACHUSETTS,.

There is to be three cornered contest for Gov
ernor and other State officers in Massachusetts,
this fall. The Americans, determined not to be
absorbed by the Republicans, have re-nominated
Governor Gardner for Governor, Alexander De
Witt for Lieutenant Governor, and Mr.. Clifford,
formerly Governor, for Attorney General. A good
ticket.
Mr. Banks is the Republican candidate, and the
Democrats intend having one of their own.
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WHERE DID THEY GET THE MA
RINEs? a$La t4 Naa. g#H

The Americans have constantly asserted that
there were, on the morning of BLOODY MON
DAY" bat a very few marines at the Navy Yard,
and that the 10 who marched up to the
poll in the Fourth Ward, under the command OF
"spiain Tyler, were not all men who belonged to
u. -rine corps, but were men taken for the
the ma the workshops at the Yard, or men
nonce out Oh -"apire Club, Of Baltimore, who
belonging 70 'ne - e. The time being, as they
owed the Americans grudge, 49,, 1 ,sas,ld
the opportunity which this circumss.
give them, of seeking bloody revenge.
1t was attempted in the late trials 70 snow lhe
fact, that there were not as many marines al 'he
>-srd as appeared in the marine UNIFORM IN lnc
- Ward under the command of Captain ~
49,. If course the upright judge who pre-
ie,' oue occasion, ruled out all such testi-
mony. @
Esy or two conversed with
we nave "i'iiiii d : I'D "a soon rely upon as
man, whose word we wo, w - .1'A ~ -
that of any individual in the c.y WY ino, ,eo
us that he was at work at the Nav. ara bl' 'nfee
or four days previous to Bloody Nj 'udaS that
is to say, the latter part Of the preced.ag week,
and be knoscs that just previous large lumber
of marines had been sent off from the Yard; tL,at
not more than eight or ten-possibly fifteen, were
left and that no new recruits came there up to
the 2sth day of May, that is to say, the Friday be-
fore "Boody Monday"
Now, did those new recruits all arrive on Satur-
day. If So where did they come froms
We affirm that there were but very few marines
at the Yard on "Bloody Monday morning; but
at one o'clock Captain Tyler had command of one
hundred and ten men in the uniform of United
States marinesl Where did he get them? Let
the question be answered.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16
THAT INFERIOR PAPER.

The Superintendent Of Public Piinting's atten.
ton Il 50 occspied now with the States, that he
has not bad time to consult with the Secretary Of
the Navy, ex-senator, paper maker and contractor,
so as to enable that distinguished functionary to
inform us how many thousand reams Of that cheap
paper he furnished, and which was accepted by the
said Superintendent, at sc o6 ream, to Congress.
II Is troublesome question, we know, but the
public have right to an answer.
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aa See first page.

G5Y- Our thanks are especially dae TO those
gentlemen who, with hearts glowing with Ameri-
canism have generously aided us by their personal
efforts, aud by their cheering sympathy and en-
enlargement A kind word and helping hand
have magic effect upon one who is struggling
to keep his head above water.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

MUSTcrPAL ELECTION AT LEAvESwoRTH--St
Louis, Sept. 1.-THE municipal election at Leaven
worth, Kansas, on Monday resulted in the election
Of the free-State ticket by 260 majority. The
Constitutional Convention convened at Leayen-
worth on the It'll inst.
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Cardinal Maxins,

ID The reserved rights Of the States must be
respected. -. -. -. ~
enforced
vented ~
teed
9Th American interests must be promoted
Stb An American nationality must be cher
ished.
sth. Sectional agitation must be terminated.
9th. Foreign paupers and criminals must be ex-
GUIDED tA
10. The naturalization laws must be amended.
18th. "squatter sovereignty" and alien suffrage
must be repudated
18th. Americans must rule America
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

An Irish plasterer, named Patrick Traston, re-
siding at No. 1913 West 9th street, New York, is
in custody for cruelty beating his wife, and causing
the death Of bis child, only three months old
After beating his wife most brutaly, he hauled
her down fight Of stairs, by which she was badly
bruised, and the chiId-which she had in her
arms-was killed.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

APPoNrED.---Mr. +. H. Stickney, of Maine, has
been appointed to gil the vacancy in the second
class (sl,400 per annum) clerkship of the Third
Auditors Office, made vacant by the late removal
of Mr.. George w. Hail.
John B. Meek, Esq., Of Pennsylvania, has been
appointed TO second cass-$l 400 per annum--
clerksbip In the Pension Bureau.
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AGENTS FOR THE AMERICAN.

For First, Second, Third aud Fourth Wards, Henry
johnson, residence 400 street.
For Georgetown, The Embodyment)
For Sixth Ward, John Little. lfai
For Fifth and Seventh Wards MORTIMER SAALL-
WOOD, No. 374, North Capitol street between b
and G. Fl iss5. s.@
Henry BOYER, Agent for Alexandria.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

In Western and all other brands the decline IS
from Sl.20 to $i.60 per barrel
Is IL not about time that the decline commenced
here ? Our loaves of bread are small, less, least
Mr.. Caleb Gushing and Sidney Webster have
formed partnership in the legal profession, in
Boston,
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

VALIDITY OF TITLE.--The Secretary of War
having referred the question Of the validity Of the
title TO certain lands in Georgetown, purchased for
the use Of the Washington Aqueduct, the Attor.
ney General has decided that the deed from Chas.
Albert and wife for the lands 80 conveyed vests a
valid title In the United States.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16
nECLINEIN FLOUR

The following table exhibits the decline In the
prices Of flour in the New York market within the
last two months
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

New York, Sept. l5.--Flour is firm at an ad-
vance of FIVE cents on State and Ohio, but prices
are unsettled. Southern is steady AT IS 50aS5 80.
Wheat has advanced; sales of 900 bushels ;
white $l.43 red s1.32. Corn is buoyant sales
Of $4,000 bushels mixed 75a7sc.
Provisions have a declining tendency. Mess
pork S25, 75as26. Chicago repacked beef Sl7 Goa
$lS. Lard is quiet at IL IL cents
Wbskey has advanced lc. Ohio csc.
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Market.

BALTIMORE, Sept. l5.--Flour is better; Howard
street and Ohio IS rs cash; City Mills s. so on
time, So cash.
Wheat is firm; red 81 0laSl Is; white 81 %
asl 3d. Corn is better; white and yellow 25a27c.
Whiskey is firm; City % l-2a24c. Ohio 25c
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

FROM CALIToRNIA.--The steamer Philadelphia
from Havana has arrived at New Orleans, bringing
the California mails Of the S0th ut., transferred
to her by the steamer Central America for New
York.
The dates from Havana are to the 9th The
yellow fever was on the increase there.
The news from California is meagre
Mr.. Stevens, Democrat, has been elected Cover.
nor Of Washington Territory.
The British minister at Lima has been murdered
by six Pcruvians
The Costa Rican government has decreed the
expected Walker expedition piratical
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

REMBRANDT PEALE.--The venerable Rembrandt
Peale, of Philadelphia, now in his sotb year. il
sojournng near Boston. This distinguished artist
is the only painter now living to whom Washing.
ton sat for bis portrait Mr. Peae's fret visit to
Europe was made in 1909, when he painted Thor.
waldsen.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

Nor Much AFTER ALL.--It is often said of
Franklin, as If It were something wonderful, that
he "sought the lightning in the clouds and i'm
prisoned 1t on earth" This is nothing. We know
a man who, every night that he stays out after
his wife goes to bed, is sure to catch thunder
~ Y P;caantns ~ ~.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

Samuel Byas, a Nova Scotia sailor, sailing out Of
Ellsworth, was taken with bleeding from the nose
at that place on Saturday week, and before medi-
cal assistance could be procured, he bled to
death. iH .f =
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

1t is not generally known that West Point ID
now the headquarters of the army, 1t having been
removed from New York about month since.
Gen. Scott has his Office in the Academy building,
where he transacts all necessary business.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

Among the items of expenditures Of the city of
Boston, for theyear ending April 30, 1857, ia the
following Food for squirrels, $ss a."
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

BEHIND THE TIMEs.-A North Carolina paper
says: There are great many people who live
in ignorance for the want of newspaper. Last
winter, while travelling between this place and
Raleigh, we met man who conversed inte-
gently about farming, but who had not heard of the
death of John @. Calhoun or Gen. jackson. He ex-
pressed great regret at their departure, and could
not imagine what the country would do without
them. he was told that General Pierce had kept
things pretty straight, when he asked "Who Is
Pierceg"
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

The wife and daughter of Thomas Hastings,
Postmaster at Dobbs' Ferry, were instantly killed,
Monday on the Hudson River Railroad, by being
run over by the cars while they were walking on
tho track. bNt1f
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

Sunday wasa joyful dayfn Gloucester, Mass in ar
rivals of fishing vessels. One after another they
came in all day with colors flying, and with fares
from 500 to 200 barrels. About thirty.fye thou
sand dollars worth came in. M
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

FoREIaS IxPoRTs.--The value Of the imports at
Philadelphia from foreign ports, during the past
week, was $497, 1885, making total since January
lst Of SI4,69l, l98 The value of the exports to
foreign ports last week was $69, $780,
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

WIDowHooD-Ther are 95ls2 widows In the
the Empire State, but the State Of Widowhood.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

DEATH OF THE OLDEST PERSON IN ILLINOIS,
Mrs. Catherine Donnelly, whose death at Wood
nounced in this paper, was one hundred and eleven
years of age, and was probably the Oldest person
in this State. She was native of the county Ty.
rome, Ireland. She was the mother of twelve
children. Notwithstanding her extreme old age,
she retained the full use of her faculties to the
last, and until very recent date was able to move
about the house. For the last fifty years she has
restricted herself to one meal day, and that was
always partaken Of after IL o'clock in the day
-Chicodo Journal Sept s.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

The choice for successor of Judge Curtis, In
the U. 8. Supreme Court Bench, Is said TO lie be-
tween Nathan Clifford, Of Maine, and Judge Gil
christ, Of H.
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"Pm living on hopes" said young clerk.
Capital idea, while provisions gre high an
swered young lady.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

The STATUE OF Mr.. WEBsTER.-The bronze
statue of Daniel Webster, by Powers, has been
shipped at Leghorn for Boston, and may be eI-
pected to reach that port in few weeks. It Is
eight feet high. The head is taken from the bust
modelled by Mr.. Powers from life.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

Messrs. Carpenter Ide, Of New York, straw
goods dealers, have suspended. Their liabilities
are large. 4y
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

man who registered his name at Niagara Falls,
az w. T. Allen, of New England, threw himself
from Table Rock on Saturday.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

ErrEoTs OF WAR.--During the Mexican war, a
company icy of 100 effective men shipped from
Detroit. The company went to Vera Cruz. OF
these 10 were cut Off in the forty days before Vera
Cruz Five more persisted afterwards. The small
remnant Of 80 returned from the campaign, and
went into quarters at Detroit. Of these, 10 have
since died and of the Is living, not one is capa-
HE of doing hard labor
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

The deaths In Newar k, N. j., last week, num-
bered S8, decline Of ii from the previous week.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

STEAMER JAMES L. CATHcART.-Th This steam canal
boat made another successful trip to this port dur
ing the early part of last week. She left hero on
Thursday evening with ninety-three tons OF coal,
dra wing only ortynine inches Of water instead Of
four feet and half as marked. She 10 fully able
to carry ten additional tons with four and half OF
water Cumberland Telegraph
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

A new feature in church service was introduced
at Portland, Maine, on Sunday, by Rev. Mr. Steb-
bins, (Unitaran.) He invited bis whole congregs-
ton to participate in the celebration of the Lords
Supper, stating that this would be the course that
he should hereafter follow s, ARTIST;
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

w. B. Williams, the printer who cut HE throat
the other day, at Albany, N. T., died on Monday
afternoon.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

While number Of young men were cunning for
Reed birds, near the Lazaretto Philadelphia, yes.
terday, at one and half o'clock, load fred from
a gun in the hands OF Mr., Ellison, entered the
breast Of Mr. Edward Jenay, causing instant
death G,, n KAN
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

Caleb Gushing, late Attorney General Of the
United States and Sidney E. Webster, late Private
Secretary to President Pierce, have formed co.
partnership, and are about to open law Office in
the city Of Boston y
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Later by the Persia.

The London underwriters Of the Atlantic cable
offer the company S6 IL per cent, and relinqush
all claims for salvage.
Eleven more regiments are under orders for In
dia
The Court OF Assizes at Paris has condemned
Ledru Rollin, Mazzin, and Others to deporta-
ton
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

The largest factory at Ballston spa mas Deen
closed owing to the great advance In the price Oh
cotton.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

A mail bag has been found in the Appomatox
river. 1t belonged to Chattanooga, and contained
mail matter for New York. It had been cut open
and robbed, and contained nothing but three
bricks, with which it was sunk
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

SYNOD or VIRGINIA. ---This religious body met
in Lewisburg, Va, Sept. I'd. The opening SER
mon was delivered by Rev. VIM. Fl. McGufey.
Rev. Michael Osborne, Of West Hanover Presby-
terry, was chosen moderator, The next session is
to be held in Charlottesville. lSa
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

ARREST OF A POSTMASTER AND HIS DEPUTY.-
Henry Reinback and Louis Reinback, Postmaster
and Deputy Postmaster at Franklin, Illinois, were
arrested on Monday, charged with robbing the
mail They have been suspected for some time,
and on Monday last decoy letter was prepared
at Jacksonville, which led to their arrest The
testimony is said to be conclusive
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

Two men have recently disappeared from New
ark, N. y, under singular circumstances. One is
named J N, Baldwin, keeper of coffee and spice
saloon and the other Samuel B. Soden, carpen-
tar.
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

Ex-Governor Alexander Ramsey has been nomi-
mated by the Republican State Convention at St.
Paul as their candidate for the Office of Governor
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

Col. Charles A. May, U. s. Army, recently in
command at Carlisle Barracks, has been relieved
by Col. Crittenden, and left the place. Before his
departure public dinner was rendered him by the
citizens of Carlisle, which he was compelled to de-
cline by other engagements 5
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-09-16

EVERYTHING is coming down, down, down
merchants, provisions real estate, stocks, sugar,
and beef The poor, Of course, are glad to see
all come, but the rich only want those things 70
fall that they buy and consume. They rejoice to
see -four, sugar, beef, and potatoes, come down,
but fairly weep when stocks and real estate fall.
Their newspapers cry up confidence in real es ate
and stocks, aud cali upon everybody to help the
banks and sustain bank prices, but they would
have as great jubilee over the fall of provisions
as any body.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-15
DessrahIe Favms Ter nale,

nNR Of tAs lest and mott desirable farms In
~ Hancock county, Ills ;, will b sold 81 great
easgai., no asrss. situated on The Leading road
from Hanileen 70 Quincy, miles from the forns.
cellar, an elegant barn and other out houses. we'll
watered. nearly oil under fence and In good state
Of calMvseTsol with the largest and most prod not
Ire orchard Of choices kinds Of fruit ID the country
Another farm Of is4 acres. feur miles from
Ksokuk, 8 miles Of Warsaw, VITA good frame house,
barn, out hsildings. Ans orchard ST. farm we'll i'm
proved, With good proportion Of prairie and tim
bsr, easy Of ~ good roads to either Of the
Aboys msAtloasd places. The 6rst farm mentioned
was fttsd up In ans order, home for the owner,
BAT loss Of hnith requires southern climate. The
abovs will BE- sold low upon moderate terms.
Also, $50 acres on String Prairie, we'll i'm proved,
With sood paynssts, and will b. sold very low.
Also, we'll Improved Farm IA miles from Mel
rose depot, containing lis acres, - acres timber
Also, : farn containing go acres, 80 acres i'm
proved, bolaAcs heavily tnbeYed, miles from
.prsod SAMPLE ! RANKIN.
PEEAHE EXAMINE
OTIS 10, II, and II in block ~. old limits. fine
- y situated on Ath street, directly opposite the
resdsnes o. Mr. Chittepdsn.
lot ID, block ~, old limits, corner 5th and Ce
dsy strssts. VAluabiy located. Terms moderate
Works.
West I Of lot 10, block se, Main-st.
Lots and ,, block -, on All ssswssn Bank and
Timea.
lsf.s. Of 10. 3, block 5, opposite po.totsoe.
" in Mason . Lover Add.
Part Of Lot. and 9, block la, old limits.
Lot 70: 2, block ,is-
Lots, 7, William Add.
road for sale By SAMPLE RANKIN.
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ban NO NOx hkCklVkD.
~xhs sstss Of the following Banks are .etrs-
ss:y:d u ~ # the Bankers in ihis sity.
1sie V1ty hAnk, Psansyivaaia.
Messe ossaty Bsak, Ysnnsy Ivaaia.
1eesnA GO. 1sAk. NJ. Clemens, AisA.
Atlingeoa 1aAk, " ashisgt b. c.
lasaaae 1Aak e Isan.. AsrifsssAsss, Team.
ssviae sAak q IaAissa, Csaaenvills.
1sak = IAst 1sassnss, kaensine. fsan.
9salssi - q 1sssaDea, NASHVILLE, 20.
v.aem - MeaAan1s, -, 0fssasseus ], MAJ
Asaafestarsss' "a MssA. Dsak, colsnbss. Geo.
Planter aad NssAaaiss Bssl, bslssa, Geo.
xarnsss nAak. Wisk ford, y. 1.
Ellsworth esak. Ellsvossh. Ne.
Wooster Baak, DAnbury, Conn.
ksnavhs BsAk, KsnswhA, Va.
1snk 81 the Republic. Providence, h. I.
Lancaster Bsak, Penn.
Canton bAak. Sosth China, Nsins.
c =. 70 81 BsisisA North A.ssis.. Asstrsai.
hesk Of KAst Tennessee, Nashville.
khode Island Central, RI.
Baak Of HaliovelI, Maine.
rrovinsisl Bank Of stAnstssd, Canada.
E E.:e.1s' S..1' I:: sss ,. ..,,.;
zinosrmsn - Canada.
comasrc,ai Perth, Amboy, NJ.
lsdisna state Bask, Bloomfield.
0rs0srcy Baak, Lafayette.
shawnee Bsnk, Atttca.
Stock Security Bank II Danviiie.
Rar.ers SD Asshaaios hank ,InAiAAapolis.
Huntington No., Huntin 4ton.
New Castle Psnnsyivania.
Hancock bAak, Ellssovth, Ne.
-. kssS OF ispsAxA rnxE EAHKs TAX On A m
fsncy q ID. Banking Hoases in this city.
BANK OF the Capitol. Indianapolis.
nsnkof EikhSrt, klkhArt.
Bank ofUoshep, Goshen. 49,
Bank of indiana, Michigan City
Bank Of Mount Vernon, Mt. Vernon.
bsnk Of Monticello, AonticeIio.
Bank VI Psoii, Psoli.
Hank Of Salem, salem.
bsak Of Rockville, Rockville
baak d syrsssss, syracuse.
Bank Of WARSAW, WsrsAv.
Csnhridse City Bank. Cambridge City.
Csnal Bsak, Evansville.
CrssceutCity Bank, Evansville
Exchange Bank, 0reencastls.
YayetteCosnty Bank, Connersville.
Farmer Bank, wsst6eld.
Hoosisr Bank, Logansport.
Indiana Bank, Madison.
Indiana Stock Bank LAporte.
Indian Reserve Bank. Kokomo.
Kentacky stock - Calurhn.
Lsgraags Bank, Lima.
nsressnss' ead 1echAnics' Rssk, New Albany.
N-i.4 W. Stock Bank, Evansville.
Prairie city Bank, Tsrrs Hasts.
PArks Co. Baak.
Southern Bask. Tsrre Hsute.
selen Bank ,Ssism.
Tippscapoe Bank Winnamac,
Trsdsrs Bank ,Indianapolis.
cuaasHcy.-The following Banks, heretofore
'aroSn ese. are nov taken currency In this city:
cumberland Savings Bank, Nd.
0rocsvs' Hank, Boston.
Commercial Bank ChieAeo.
Lecanssh Bank, Michigan. S per cent dis.
khods Island Central, 10 per cent. discount.
Ottawa Bank, Ottawa, Ills.
S0sRsscY.-Ths following Banks are thsovn out
Tor the present. but holders are advised not TO suer
nschof shAvs. In Chicago the discount Asctu-
alcs from 10 70 - per cent.
stock Security Bank, Danvills, Ills.
Peoples Carni,
Prairie State Washington, Ills.
RusAyills Rushviii. !"
= The following are taken BY some Of our
Bankers - currency
Brookville Bank, Indiana
Central Bank, Indianapolis
Tippecsnoe Bank, Logsnsport