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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-30


Gross ezspinsd by Mr. Dayton Before heard the soA q
female voices calling stop them had aot ss.d a sss m
when saw them picked the pistol " very ths Isay
cannot tell the exact distance am issnn:e e 49, e.
the gutter open and The blade considerably bsst s
the knife lay within foot Of the body thi,l yes .ss s
how Cuevs went Out Of the house that night OF vho went ws
Mira hahs Mrs they esse TO ~ once sad were
tinE % g. seat. .,asd them they s:s , ssss
SAINT some Of the fact. oa them be- sesI ..s
ss they -. sf sss y ~ az
there great crowd and thought 80 aos
improper ,1s for .sis caevs s.a been sa1s.. 80: -
William phiihp., sworn--I .m 9 .s.ehsria Pab.Is
ks po.isiOn Il assistant ..sSSsr IN H. for.ovsrs .ss
NJ II e.. :ssI s .s's e. M 3
possessed Of pistol; think be len the school vess-
Cross examined By Mr. Dsytos-It vn double hssssie1
pistol tks, be had Tbs Cus,s PISTOL wS bare she.n e ~
ness bot be unable 70 sweGh. ys the iSssr<S ssax
session. fsr BE- Used % so. $50 :s,.,1 sc,s
produce his pocket; be- "a .ot c.ny easess,
AF b s;s sts. po ri .s- II. S.".
relied pistol and shout the size Of the ens shown M
Miss Etbalinds Tompkins swsrn-l an NE sseef o.
Mr. Edward Who s..a.is:d rec 8. : sss ~
S.nins Of the Array vent ,. i.rss: ny s.,.o.os
.o"n aer .tsd BY Ioiss Of sos. sp cs..s.s
down the sdswsli my wnaow VS. ~ osesS So,esf
i q ID o.
Lss heard ID. .trns beard tss ss ~ T.. ~ ~
.op. ss.s the fenss encAa .g as rs.s, ia ssss
r. az The parties ro .ssh :sS.s 'ss - 'ss@ -
-, M zane toward our f1s, eee 1890 - 10
length se ~ 1T On nv dIess and hssi 81 vs4 asva
=: =: :s:i bear: a.: Sss': S%s' hoe &
isJ vben be could not find the psto As - 4s 49,
s ,hs door spl started and look 61 IL; tkbk
CO. t1., VI not lighted with ths, nsAs IN somssy
h p,rylsid Cuevs and my sisters IN the Atlantic 0sfdso
that psh vhe there Cneys wss .sns % The s<s Of ~
oct when my called his attention the fst he 40
is,ps his pistol from nj. belt; hsd him have the aR
before t.-on the Fourth Of July and before ths
s.w him firing In yard of No = Washington
bad him have pistol sns ere last s>has Cseva
lsft our house sone that night
Cross examined by Mr. Dsyton-fke choking sou.d ;hss
heard from the parties the sidewalk Ms pr, - rs
cling water; upon he bed the tunes my rsoD 49,
and the foo Of the bed 10 next the Window cannes t
many bloVsI heard struck; the bo~s sounded 1850 se
cane; sme Of them struck the irtn fence csn
whipping dGrsnva, heard tbe lady say. yn yss TO-.
from The time heard this surfDs sound asul - 80
port Of the pistol miabt have been anntsi y
four minutes; DISTINCTLY The psfsne ~" ~
TO yate the fash Of the yssto ApS - ~
psk, b, TIE bach door and ,AIosfb the bssh sJ isA -
,is.sT him out
Adjourned 70 ocIosk this mors'ss.
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MGR sIONAL.

In the United States Senate on the 18th
Mr.. Gwinn gave notice of his intention TO in
troiuce bills authorizing the construction Of
Northern, Southern, and Central Pacific rail-
roads and bill securing the right of preemp
ton on California lands.
The Submarine Telegraph bill was passed
by the House with this amendment:
Citizens of the United States shall have the
right TO use the line for all time, instead Of
fifty years; the company recognizing the
equality of their right to its use, and OF the
lines which may az any time be connected
with its terminus at Newfoundland; proyid-
ing it shall be the in power of Congress, after
ten years, TO terminate the contract Oh
years notice.
The amendment requires the concurrence
OF the Senate. The House then went into q
committee of the whole on the Tariff ques-
ton.
Campbell, presented bill and explained it
was that reported by the committee Of
Ways and Means 1t last session, modified by
adding various articles to the free list, leaving
the item OF wool, with proyiso that all values
of ID cts, or less Or Scots, or over, per pound
st the port of importation, shall be duty free,
leayin.. the intermediate kinds at the present
duty oi 80 per cent.
Lead, hemp, iron and sugar remain as they
are. This bill would reduce the revenue six
millions, directly, and probably from four to
six millions indirectly, by the facilities it
would afford to the manufacturing interests of
the country.
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walkers Position in Central America.

correspondent of The New York Herald
senies the statement made by the last steamer,
that Walker was manufacturing cannon and
rife balls, an account of which we published
yesterday. He says:
al know of no iron which he could make
use of in his cannon foundry, except an old
Yankee stove, belonging to DIR. Cole, Of Rivas
which he stated to me had been broken up
by Rivas's people on account of his sympathy
for flibusteriSm. Besides there are no iron
mines in or near that dilapidated city,"
The account Of the mounted rangers under
Walkers command is thus disposed Of:
''As to the 1900 men and $50 mounted
rangers, there were not on Dec, 8. n dozen
mules to be found in the whole department
Of Rivas, except those in the hands Of Generals
Canas and BosQuet, Of Costa Rica at that
place, then in their possessions; and it, after
losing so good men in relieving Hem ngsen
at Granada, who had about GO left out Of his
force $50. after a siege Of 10 days, he had 500
left at that time, when concentrated at ST.
George, and the enemy were on all Sides and
in possession OF the lake steamers, how long
think you, in tropical country, with cholera,
yellow fever, dysentery, diarrhea, vonito, &c
would it take to decimate and even eXtinguish
his small force? The schooner said to he in
Walkers possession, was caved in at Onetepe
at the time the natives of that island attacked
the sick and wounded under General Fry, and
was after a previous inspection by myself at
Virgin Bay dock. entirely decayed and rotten,
which facts were acknowledged by her captain.
Besides, her tonnage was about 20 tons, and
not 80 tons, as reported by Captain Hunting
ton of the Sierra Nevada, one Of Garrison S
agents The enemy had also driven off all
the cattle in the department of Rivas. and We
can expect no facts in regard to this closing,
melancholy and tragical expedition until the
: arrival Of The steamship Columbus, belonging
to the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, which
on her way down from la Union and Realejo,
touches at Punta Arenas, Costa Rica, and upon
the arrival of the Illinois, will, feel assured,
end the melancholy drama which has been
played in that afflicted State of Nicaragua
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AN APoLoI. I'd THE EVANSVILLE CoAL.-
We crave the pardon and forgiveness of the
many million bushels Of black diamonds lying
esconsed beneath the soil near Evansville. -
We have done those precious bits Of bitumin
Gus fuel the greatest injustice. in having at
tributed to the Evansville coal the horrid
stencil that recently assailed and sickened our
city. We understand that the real cause Of
the miserable AMI offensive gas was the refuse
matter from the porkhouSes, that was used in
conjunction with the coal.
Such being the fact, we take pleasure in
making the amenie honorable to our friends in
the Crescent City Of Hoosierlom. The
Gas Works use Evansville coal exclusively,
and we are personally cognizant of the biilli-
ant, beautiful and indorous nature Of the
lights with which the good people Of that
place change night into dayton jour.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

THE RIVER was slowly receding yesterday
with water enough along the Indiana shore
above the city for first class boats. The river
is rising at Pittsburg, with about eight feet
water in the channel. The weather yesterday
was rainy, and we have every prospect Of a
rise at this point
OF The steamer Gov Powell left for the
Wabash river yesterday morning. Capt Sc
monn is fast redeeming this misfortunes of
last summer. She will return on Monday
with full freight from GRANVILLE.
OF The T. C. Twitchell passed down
night before last for New Orleans. She took
a large quantity Of tobacco and other freight
from our wharf.
o. Mr.. Charley Chur chill, so well and "a,
yorably known among the business men Of
this city, has taken charge of the Office OF the
WA. EaAes. With Capt. Ashley on deck,
and Mr.. Churchill in the Office, the Eayes will
gain for herself an enviabse reputation.
OF The Denmark passed up yesterday from
Nashville. with a full cargo Of cotton.
OF Messrs. Howard &Brown shipped yes.
terday to Pittsburgh, per steamer. Denmark
4i5 boxes meat, 200 casks bacon, lCO tierces
lard.
SINKING OF THE JONI BELL.-From the
Louisville Democrat we learn that the steam
er John Bell was sunk recently in the Ouch-
Ia river, some four hundred miles from the
mouth. She was in fifteen foot water, with n
prospect Of her hull parting.
The Bell was insured III Louisville and y.
Albany for $4,000.
OF The W. A. Eaves arrived from Green
River yesterday loaded to the guards. A man
fest of her cargo will be found below.
o. We arc under obligations to the Ex-
press Company for continued favorS, also to
Mr.. Chas. Wells, now in New York for late
New York papers.
CrT- The Gov. Powell brought out on her
last trip from Wabash 500 blocks Of black
walnut for re shipment.
o. The steamer Yorktown, recently sunk
at Cincinnati, will be raised in few days
The Paul Jones which for forty eight hours
was in danger Of sinking ON the Falls is ailoat
again.
OF The passengers on the Northencr, on
her last trip from Memphis to Louisville, have
published card highly supplementary to the
officers Of that boat.
o. The Rainbow did not arrive till late
Thursday night. She returned to Louisville
yesterday with fine lot of passengers.
or Capt. SPOTS Of the steamer Niagara
has contracted with the boat builders of New
Albany for new boat. She will bo about
the size and capacity Of the Baltic.
OF The Lafayette papers say that their
city was 'washed out" by the Wabash on
Sunday last. No very serious damage done.
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Fii.t. CANPAIsAl
HAIR ARE AT WHOLESALE.
A SEW ASD VERY LARGE VAIL STOCK.
- EyrI~T -

OltAO. -. w Fills,
-vTHfLST haas for tAe geuerous patrons
w public, snee he opened in Evansville. would
appriss interior Merchants from Indiana Illinois
tieky. and city Also thathe asnow nshelve
IN she Heaviest rs0ck Of Hardware and
aiery (hy oncthrd) that he has offered Eyans
VILE market sale. Many Goods purchased rednc
"a by hin. during depressed state the markets.
East In Engani and by porting tdrec from EUROPE
his orders Goods hled
works, he only able (decidedly
Offer aud sell Har iare low
afngi the Goods. 20 cash or rood tiue layers
Mretan Traders fee,;hg assured At he then
full fcsce.
Amcar the article, (asuost innustasls) com prisnS
stock he nsues .he following TO the trades
IrO h1xes scs-Wes. Ltpnsootts teveretts and Cslrs
500 doEcr Pocket HALVES Gully assorted;
do
~ do Steel shears md Scissors;
100 do IaEots ard Strors;
Sp00ns--fro1 rittania and German Silver;
81 iozen Coffee MIls. al grades; .
3p0 40 Files and Rasqs. all kinds;
100 lhs Bras Kettles. turned bottoms:
20 I've Saiirons. assorted;
dozen Butt uingsa. do;
i5lo screws. <iunl Z poip.ei;
50dazsn Doer Socksand ockets;
100 DO Aururss
go 10 Carry Clmhl and Horse Car1e;
20 pairs shovel and TOMS. iron and hrass hsaasi
eodoren Saws. IRAN MN to Eey-hoie;
25 10 Stetyarls an Scale Beams; o..
so 40 sres' faud other i-anlsl Shoveis and SPsaes
6 eieks Pump Chain aud Fixtnrss;
. cases Japanned einware fnliy assorted.
Wins aud Lashes Brushes Combs. Needles spectacies
Port Nsnnac4 aud Fancy riware generally tozefhor iii
heavy FOODS viz: Chains Dog Tror Strap ages Tea
ties. HALVES ADD Riddles and ~.
Gun tsIrrcIs aud t;riO EriEsisszin<s,
aEd Cooper Tools, window Sash. etc ets.
CHARLES 5 WEI Is
oct2 Main street. "a door below Branch Pant.
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In the Senate on Thursday bill increasing
the salaries Of the Governor and Judges was
lost.
By consent Of the Senate, Johnson intro
duced resolution declaring lie Roy Woods
Senator from the county OF Clarke, and as
such entitled to all the rights and privileges Of
Senator.
The resolution was introduced because
several Republican Senators were absent. An
exciting debate followed The chair decided
the resolution in order and an appeal was
tiken. Pending the vote the Senate adjourned.
In the House the bill for the protection of
wild game was passed. The Apportionment
Bill Of the House was taken up in the alter
noon and was lost for want Of constitutional
majority The Temperance Bill was taken
from the table. House being in Committee OF
the whole, Mr.. Davis in the chair.
Mr.. DENLY endeavered to have the word
"malt' stricken out. so that beer could be sold
without license. His motion to that effect
was lost. Without coming to any decision
upon the subject, the Committee rose, reported
progress and asked leave to sit again.
The House then adjourned.
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A STORM AT LOUISVILLE On Wednesday
afternoon, the city of Louisville was visited
by storm OF wind and rain, which unrooed
houses, destroyed fences and frightened the
inhabitants considerably. Several houses
were completely blown down.
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OF There is balance in the treasury of n
Albany amounting to S2,54S.

AZ The munificent end which Hon. Ed
ward Everett has placed in the hands of the
Directors of the "Mount Vernon Ladies' Asso-
ciation," is likely TO DC greatly increased by
the income of his lectures on the Life and Char
acter Of Washington. The fanl now in trust,
from donations or Mr Everett, amounts to near
$4,000 He further says: ito this fund thus
held in trust, shall add whatever else may,
at any future time. come into my bands from
the repetition OF my Grafton"
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o. Mr.. Ham. Smith, gave US an excellent
lecture last evening, upon the philoso .,hy of
industrial Statistics, and applied them to the
Lower Ohio, AMI particularly to the pecu-
liar advantages Of our city. We will notice
at length on Monday.
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o. The Coroner's Jury in the case OF the
murdered Postmaster at bingham Mass. have
brought in their verdict, convicting the wife
Of causing his death by administering arsenic
It is said that she attempted to poison the wife
ola neighbor with whom she was too intimate.
The prisoner evinces no concern about the
matter, and is apparently a hardened GRIM
inal.
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Receipts by River.

PER STEAMER w. A. EAVES-Frcm b. Green TO
EVansvie-e hhds. 10 iacco, boxes mereaudise. 400
ibis. pork, John ;. MitedCl & Coz lCn Dbls pork Ia
hhs. tobacco, Crane Cock * 60; i9 hls. pork. 2Od
bbs. -four, bills. beef. bills. lard, 10 lhds tobacco,
Howard q Crown; bbis. ronr, }. z. iiltot; ba IS
feaih rs, Bemen g tcle; packing fur, u Maghee
& Coz head cattie J eoops cl0&ens bags feathers,
Owners Oh board.
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CO. widow woman, living in Salem, In
diana. lately became the mother of child
She eudeavored TO coTer up her guilt, and
killed the Child Its body was discovered and
the mother arrested. She subsequently, es
capped and has not yet been heard of.
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OF The Governor General Of Canada has
issued his proclamation summoning the Pro-
vncial Parliament to meet at Toronto on the
Goth Of the present month.
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p. G. O'RILEY 4 CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
Ell u IA Q TX - NJ ~ 9,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

~, :, BAvISo fitted upa mammoth 49,.
81 " NJ Boat, tho largest on the ~. -
ohio river the mostsubstantal manner We &c pre-
ourcsre, eth
ar by RIVER. RAILROAD OR CANAL
without exposing the inclemency ofthe weather any
property and be paid Esccciv
ing storing and Forwarding and also to the sale OF any
Produce consigned TO and all orders promptly fed.
PIG. O'RILEY returns his Sincere thanks to his
erous friends for their former patronage and respect
duly recprocatcd.
Store Room, vellsupplied, will be kept forthe
of Boats and their orders carefully dled
mh3-dNwly +. II. O'RlLti * 10.
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ThoCounty Commissioners have evinced
their good taste in surrounding the Court
House with young trees. In short time they
will all materially to the fine appearance Of
the building.
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o. a man by the name of Dominic COM
mitted suicide in Louisville on "Wednesday,
by blowing out his brains with pistol. lie
left q family.
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Ill LIABILITIES !.

sl.3O7, sos -
LIABILITIES.
The amount ef Liabilities due due to Banks or
other creditors-nothiug.
Losses adjusted and dus-nothing.
Losses adjusted due $685.
unadjsed contested and Saitingl ,Ee x.a On
Proofs. -, .................-
irg. &e.
Agents fnrua'e take risk exceeding SO GOO
The greatest insured IN any city. or
village. varies.
TIE aoun. allowed TO be insured block
iateniOn Is to limit the loss by any
TO siO.oo.C0.
The amour. Gifts capital esrnirr any other
Sta security for losses therein; the pt or
ear OF this Company thus de- stpd. Z
Charter Act of Incorporation az
the a Ged in April. 1855
THO. A. ALEXANDER, Sec'y
Subscribed before ths 9Th day January
1851. HEN RY FOWLER. Justice OF the Peace.
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HTA Goldfish was sold in the Boston mar
ket the first week in January last that
weighed one hundred and one pounds. This
is probably the largest Goldfish of which we
have any account.
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port of GuansuilIr.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

FRIp.Y, Feb. 81.
RAINBOW from Louisville TO Henderson and back
TIC, MITCHELL, from Louisville to n. Orleans.
MESSENGER, from st. Louis to Cincinnati.
RETURN, from Wabash to Cincinnita.
DENMARK. from 81. Louis to Pittsbury.
KATE sARCHEr, from Cincinnati 70 wabash.
SOUTHERN ER. from Louisville 10 ST. Loui,,
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PITTsBURG, Fen. Is. NJ.
River eight feet two inches, and rising slowly.
Tho weather warm and clear.
WHEELING, Feb. IS. NJ
River nine feet nine inches, and rising
Weather warm.
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OF We see it stated IN the newspapers
that Maj. Heiss made $4,000, while conect
ed with the Washington Union, and subsc-
quently lost $4,000 on the New Orleans Del
tn
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AUCTION SALES.
SALES OF REAL EsTATE.
DIZZY GOODS AT AUCTION!

EUSr received and will be sold at auction
60 tion Rooms. regular sale days large AMI
raj Of Dry Goods Notions and fancy articles
sons:tinF in part et Brown snd Bleaehei sheethg and
Shirags Sanets. Uisimeaes C0atlg Flaunes Blankets
Jeans. Hosing. Gloves MitS. Spool Threads. Lincys
Merines. Shawls, Suipsnders. de-. &c.
ALso;Tables Pocket Cutlery yeweiry and Watches.
Cloths and Hair Brushes fancy soaps Razors Pins Needles
Accoreeons anda variety of fancy art c too numer
Gus to meltion. WOOLSEY & NELSON
tnc
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rULBS, FLOWERS, SEEDS, Roots.

y. PENNINGTON
IA II Teas. --,~
Extra hne Young Tyson,
IMPERIAL and nr,rx -
In and packages by the pound srt srs
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EAR. .PENNIS lrOS having pirchasci the stock Of
IL Medicines opened tor safe by Crawford Bell few
months since. desres call the attention Of the public
parcalary Of phy aud merchants coming TO this city,
20 make purhase this assortment which will be
receiving additions
whieh will he sold low afforded any
other establishment the West No. 3, Washington Block
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aDMiSssTH SALE

ADMINISTER .ToBs' SALE.
an Friday. Feb. 25th. 1857 will soil auctisn the
" C)ar H)ase door, part Of lots and IN Llcs;on an
Loekhars EnlirseUeat Improvements. two story frame
Dwelling Houses. Stable and outb9usss.
Terms. one foash cash. balance in g. and II nonths
with Interest. EDWAKD BURTIS,
Nm. ArCuESON.
fsl7-tis Admrs. of Thos Ieadtn n. dec'd.
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BANKS OF OTHER STATES.

The notes 81 the following Tennessee Banks are re.
ceived deposit fro the customers OF this Bank,
when offered In sums OF moderate amounts:
Bank Of Tennessee; Union pnnk Of Tennessee.
Planters Bank Of Term Bank Of Nashville.
I.awTcnceburg Bank.
II p Exchange on New York-buying = to - pren.;
selling premium.
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AUTHORIZATION PRIZES.
s. go FRIES amounting S2Oi 600
Whole Tickets sIo; Halves IS; Quarters s2ls.
Plan OF Ihc LOTTERY.


The number from to 80 co., ponding with those
the ticScs ;rintet slips
eneircied wi g 40 tGtes and pileed in wheel.
The III prizes similarly printed and enciTsled
placed in another wheel.
wheels then rcvolvei. ahd number il drawn
eel nunbers and the Prize Is
ro the other she. The number and prize drawn
opened and exhibited 70 the audience aud registered by the
issOaers the priz being placed against the BEL
The PsOn Is repeated Gntl the prizes drawn
AUTHORIZATIONS PRIzEs.-The two preceding and The tw
succeeding numbers tho drawing the FIRST - prizes will
entitled the IS prizes according to the
scheme.
The 900 prizes $40 will he determined by the last hFure Of
the numler that draws the SnOO PrEs. For example II
the nun drawing the 5000 prize ends with No. then
tickets where the amber Will be entitled
the nunher ends with No. 3 then all the Tickets
o.
Ceraeateso Packages will lie sold the following rates.
whehis the risk;
Certificates Package Of Whole
4" 10 Hall so
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bank OF the capitol, Ind
annapolis.
Bank Of ElkhaTt. Elkhart.
Bank Of Gosh IN, Goshen.
Bank of Indiana, Michigan
City.
Bank Of Monticello, Monti
cello.
Bank OF ~. Vernon, Mt
Vernon.
Bank OF paoli.s Paoli.
bank of Roekville,s Rock.
Vile.
Bank of Salem, Salem.
Bank Of Syracuse. Syracuse,
Bank Of Warsaw. Warsaw.
Bloomington Banks Bloom
ingion.
Rockville Raak ,Rrookville
Cambridge City Bank Scam.
bridge.
Crescent City Bank. evans
vile.
Central Bank Indianapolis
Canal Bank, Evansville.
Exchange BS.tGrcenrastle.
Farmers Bank, WeStfeid d.
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Fayette County Bank. Con,
bersville.
Hoosier Bank. Logansport.
Huntington County Bank,
u Huntington.
Indiana Reserve Bank, at
i Kokomo.
Indiana Bank, Madison.
Indiana Stock BIZ. IapOrte.
Indiana Farmers Bank, 'ai
franklin.
XIV. Stock Tx. = Columbus.
Lagrange Bank,% Lima.
Mer. and Mech. Bank, y.
Albany.
I v. Y. aud va. state Stock
Rank, Evansville
parke co. Bank.+ Rockville
Prairie City Bank Terre
Hautc.
salem Bank. Salem.
SOnihern Bank OF Indiana
Terre llauie.
Tippecanoe Bank, Win
niuac.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-21

Those marked thus ., have complied with the provi-
sions OF the General BANKING Law Of ls5J.
The Crescent City Bank does purchase uneurrent
Indiana Free Bank money. Tho notes Of Indiana Free
Banks either received at par or not at ALL The
Bank will receive. the following rates, the Notes of
a a