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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-16
LINDSLEY'S ADVERTISEMENTS S.
THE GREATEST
Building Association

AM offering for sale at low figures, twenty Build
1 ing Lots in the eighth Ward OF Nashville such
terms that any procure himself complete and
convenient home The lots front the hUrreesboro Turn
pike Wharf, Franklin and Maple streets, and ad
mirablY situated for private resden 'es
CiaboTne's Omnbusses have completely revolutonizet
part the city which with other
being made such the extension Of Gas, and water in
that direction will add greatly to the value Of this prop
eTty.
The terms such wl allow each p-rchaser immedi-
aely t. put up his build ngs, the purchase money will
be required until the 9TH Of January 1852 he interest
only paid annually until that tire. Can
July eft A. V. S IINpSLEY.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

JOVen's Kid Glove Cleaner.
JOUVEN's KID-GLoVE CLEANER.
JOUVEN'S KTD-GLOVE CLEANER.
JOUVEN'S KID-GLOVE CLEANER.
JOUYEN'S KID-GL0VE CLEANER
% cents per bottle.
25 cents per bottle
25 cents per bottle.
rs cents per bottle.
25 cents per bottle.
rs cents per bottle.
Is cents per bottle.
IS cents per bottle,
One bottle cleans so pair.
One bottle cleans 50 pair.
One bottle cleans 80 pair
One bottle cleans so pair.
oder proceeds from The preparation the glove
be Immediately after it is cleaned. With piece Of
flannel, apply a small portion Of the preparation very
lightly and the dirt win instantly disappear II the
tice used by the RidlOve Manufacturers OF France
impart that purity Of finish and sOness for which their
gloves justly celebrated 1t cleans kid slippers and
white and cOored kdgOves elegantly. 1t is also
ceent article for the toilet and for identifying the
pexOu, removing pmpes, &C. far exceeds in excel
lence any Of the thousand and preparations usually
old for that purpose One trial. at the tTng expense Of
25 cents will convince that the article all that it
claimed to be- Try bottle of it for 25 cents and
wish 10 be without it. 1t be obtained Of all
Druggist and dealers in Fancy Goods in Nashville and at
wholesale, of the sole proprietors, CLARK co. 1856
BROADWAY NEW York. liberal discount 70 the trade.
inferior article in the MARKET buyers will be
careful to that the Of CLARK Co. is each
bottle which they purchase. tiune24-Sm.sl
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For ReMt.

! COMFORTABLE Dwelling Lower Market Street,
n the Square, for the balance Of the contains
rooms besides kitchen ard vants' room Pos esson
given immediately. portion Of the Furniture will be
sold eired. House be rented by good tenant the
ensuing year. Apply to
/ junelO A. V. s LINDSEY.
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THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY.
AND BEST BARGAIN.

Am now Offering at great sacrifice, that valuable
l Property, College Hin, Immediately opposite the
University, long occupied by the late Dr. Toost The
sixty Market street. with the front
College. The House is large and tomUodous, and the
whole at the price offer IL Is a great Bargain.
Caibornes' omnibus has practically moved College Hin
right the Public Square, any wanting resi-
deuce convenient to business would DO we'll this
properly. Gallon Avs. LINDSLEH.
Apr. 80, 81 BEU.
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4 EoDERN STYLE OF SCHOOL FURNITURE manu-
M featured and for sale by JOHNSON, No 49O Hud-
son St., York. large supply kept constantly on
hand Circulators forwarded on application as above.
june24-6ms
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION, by which much suffering
misery in families may be avoided sent to married
men, and those contemplating marriage. Address inclOs
ing four postage stamps, Dr. L. F. PR0BARr Box 1908,
New York City. Liune24-Sms.I
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Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad

E5azSsS7 ESs7ESzss Gssss 49, ALI
ESsSS SsSsss5s e =
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAIN.
DEPARTURES.
Leaves Nashville every morning T:45.
evening az 5.
Chattanooga . morning az $3.50.
:" evening g:2J.
Arrives az Chattanooga every evening At $50.
% morning at $50.
at Nashville g evening 4:2O.
at " morning G:4J.
The Day-Trains meet at Tu'ahhma and both connect
with The train for Manchester ard MCNnnvillc. Passen
gers for Beershebl SPRING points and near
the McMinuyie Railroad should take the DayTrain s
the connection by IL az Tullaho1a is direct.
march24 II. 7. ANDERSON Superintendent.
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NEAT RESIDENCE IN EDcErIELD

rs now offered fir sa'e a bargain. The Lot -
4 fronts e. feet Woodland street and 40 IL.
Minick. II House contains four good rooms good LII
cistern, sc. The house IS new, built brick and The
situation one the best Edgeded. Win be sold low.
Apply A. V. s. LINDSEY,
uLel3. So ColI.Ee street.
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VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FoR SALE.

AM now Offering for sale, on rsa-o1abe terms, the
House and Lot az the corner of DAD and High sts,
formerly owned by the late Martin New. Appl to
A. v. ,. IlNDSLFY,
juy8 80 College street.
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y. j. BEECH,
SUCCESSOR TO BEECH, BAKER CT,
No. 90 College Street, sewanee Building,
NASHVILLE, TENN.


- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BBALER IN -
~ Drugs Medicines Paints, Oils, Turnpentine ~
- Putty Glass Glassware, Dye SUITS Perfumeries -
Fancy Article Supporters Trusses Brushes Cigars Seeds
Fishing Tackles Instruments Teeth, Medical Saddle Bags
Medicine Chests, Game Bags, &c.
A GENCY FOR PITCHES BRACES and
"A Family Medicines, and ali the popular Patent Medi'
cines Of theday april1e ]. J. BEECH.
CALVANIC CTNATTVES, for the OF
" Rheumatics and Nervous Also, Galvanic
Machines Of rheumatism, Paralysis, General
Nervous Debility, sc. apriI10 j. J. BEECH.
DANNINsssS Justly celebrated BODY SUPPORTER
ID BRACE long and familiarity known as the Best race
and admirably adapted the physical wants Of delicate
females afflicted with general debility, curvature OF the
spine falling of the womb loss of appetite dyspepsia &C.
For sale by april 10 J. j. BEECH.
lust 81 ECEEVED.-1 cask Potash and case in
- assert ed Sizes convenient for Soap making
april 10 J. ]. BEECH.
ATUSTAES - in boxes assorted sizes and in bulk. A
WI superior article of WbeaeYs london Mustard,
Rice, Flour, Geetne Starch, Tart Acid Super Carb So
da Cream Tartar, Pepper, Spice, Cinnamon. Gloves,
Mace, Nutmegs, Fine Teas, Chocolate, Salad Oil, &c.
april 10 J. J. BEECH.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
lot In South Nashville College street, beyond tine
Il Medical College fronting 90 feet, being the Lot
which Rives Carpenter shop formerly stood. For sale
cheap. Apply to A. Y. =. LINDSEY,
march26 80 College street,
FOR SALE.
A VALUABLE LOT in South Nashville, corner Of su m
n mer and Oak streets, fronting 1870 feet Summe J
17u Oak street. VIII be sold a blTgan
The Gas b-iug carried u h0ut Cf this Lot.
Apply 10 a. v. 3 LINDSEY,
march2D CAB Sc College street
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Express Notice.

TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
COLUMBIA. VAYNESHOIIO JACKSON,
LAGRANGE AND MEMPHIS.
CtPLESDID -Four Horse Coaches from Franklin 20 La
, grange connecting az those points with the Railroad
Tuscumbia, Florence and Montgomery, Ala, and
Aberdeen, Columbus and Canton, Miss.
The Four Horse Cosch Lines 20 these points, all IN
excellent order making close with the Railroad
al ~ ankln, Tenn.
Express Train leaves the pepot at --
Pulaski and EIkton,
IND al places thr ,ugbout the Southe country.
We have running, connecting with the Rail-
road At Franklin.
Passengers for
Pulaski and EIkton
Wllfhve NashviIc the O'Clock, P NJ. Train. Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
Accom- WODATfON LINE
Leaves Nashville daily az o'clock p NJ. connecting At
PrBnFin With Daily Four iorss Coach Line Columbia.
For at inoTraticu through Tickets. sc, apply 90 the
General Railroad stage and Omnibus Ohce, No "a Cedar
street, opposite the rOst ofce.
~ omnibusses siiloa for passenger in Partofihe
city. mar7--f
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TENNESSEE & ALABAMA RAILROAD

EISzSzszl EIfskygs7 ESzg eEz 4SlI
sas5 S1SsJ- 49, ~ go q q g s3s
ON and after Wednesday Apri LIST 1871 Trains will
~ run follows:
GOING SOUTH.
MAIL PASSENGER. FREIGHT PAssESGER.
Leave Nashville SEQ am Sasp M
Arrive at Thompson 80 a. m. $40
GOING NORTH.
Leave Thompson $50 a. m. 900
Arrive at Nashville 10. IS a. m. TSs
Passengers from Nashville by the Morning train breaks
fast at Franklin.
Stages connect with the Trains at Thompson's.
Through Tickets for Memphis Waynesboro', Jackson,
TuScumbia Florence, Pulaski and Columbia can be pre-
cured at the General Stage Office. the veraudah
Hotel, Nashville W ON PERKINS
marCh2I-tf Supe~iutep8eut
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.
EAHE ONLY so
@
TINE THROUGH 25 HOURS.

-
'l'RAtNS run through from Stevenson 20 Memphis and
L make close connection with Trains the Nsshviis
and Chattanooga Ralroad Stevenson Through tickets
from Nashville to Memphis sold for $l2. Time through %
hours
No STAGING
Passengers should leave Nashville on the o'clock p NJ
Train, which arrives at Stevenson 25 H. NJ and con-
meets with Trains for Memphis No delay except chang
ing cars. G. l.. ANDERSON,
TcJsf A,aTt
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09flSG, GATHERING and AT kais Of Fin sheet Ison,
- and Copper WorE doae in the most sorknan-sfke
@s1asf, aad a. The shortest NOTES -
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DRUGS, ETC.
NOTICE,
RAINS & BROWN

Nashville, June 24tb, 1851.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-09-30
From the Ohio Statesman
'ea THE. CONGO CREED. adj

|. Article the, st.-NEaRo SUFFRAGE AMP AMP
OETIcE HOLDING, AND CONSEQUENT Mt ANAL Nal
GAAMATloqlNs.a GA. AATl!oqlNs.ai sgsd .batosuLs sn Is is.s
SAs far As the, right Of suffrage yor any
other right of eitizsnship is CON fonscsrned s!i hs
the negro) should be placed On an |! i equal, Y
ity.eyitht The rest Of mankind m a,77l[ an,77l[ Ohio
State journal July g, IS5za ss adv .a4s
1.-The luegro Aisr asheasenlys institution,
and ii is God-like in man TO elevate him to
an equality with the white, ,"-IJoshna r.
Giddiugs' speech, Republican State, Con-
yention, ilS5 7sh ssdD is.1aa sal 8
inIf,4becaased standqp for ,heieqnality
ofbihe negro, socially and politically, with
the white man, dheyscslla me "a negro-wpr-
shipper, let them do it. l shall perser
we're to the end."5ESpeech Of. Mr. Wash.
burn, at the Republican rati6cstienimeet-
ing in Lorain county.zAug %, 1857.
Il know negroes in this town. blaeklas
! the ace 4of spades but that is. not SO
black--butshlhck as the heart Of the in.
yentor of this new doetriner7who are as
we'll qualified 10 xate asnine tenths of the
white men who will deposit their tickets
in the ballot-box next October" "-CR B,
Warden, Aug. la, la5 Il in q speech to
the c Delegates of3iheg Rlsek Republican
lCoRYention, sat ColamAps. bsissle4g
81 emBracesaith pleasure this oppor
ltunity Of declaring my disspprobation o
Z SfFrrt .zff =
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ECIAL OTTO E S
DIR. Roback in Cincinnati.

The most brilliant success seems to have al
tended the practice of this celebrated Swei'sh
Professor since his residence III Cincinnati.
The most desperate cases of dyspepsia, scrofuia,
liver complaint, rheumatism, and cough arere-
ported by the sufferers themselves to have
Welded to his Scandinavian Remedies. These
medicines. it appears, act chemcaily upon the
blood purging it from the elements of disease,
and curing an infinite variety of disorders, by
cutting OIL the supply OF morbid matter which
forms their basis. Testimony to this effect.
which cannot he impeached, is proHerea TO all
who are hard of belief. See Advertisements g
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Settlement Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that settlement ac-
IN counts have been filed in the Probate
Court of Monroe County. Ohio, by executors,
administrators, and guardians, as follows, to
witt s.;.s,.... it...is ~.
Jared Hawkins and Robert Jackson, execu-
tors of Joshua Hawkins estate, final; !.
George Cline, Sen., administrator of Samuel
Stewart final; ,,....5.-;,, E..,s F.'T3 J. + ijs
Michael A. Wilson, guardian of the heirs OF
James Stark deceased, final; -. .Ss-s.-, !
James Young, administrator If the estate ol
Charles Turner, deceased. final.
Said accounts win stand for hearing and ex-
animation before said court, on the 18th day
of October, 1857. In the meantime they are
subject to the examination of all persons in,
terestpd therein.
WILLIAM STEEL, Probate Judge.
By L. SHIpLEY, Dep. Clerk.
Sept. Sc, 1S57.-3w. .s.,.,,.-.,.., +,
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rINHE undersigned are making arrangements
l to carry on the business of msnuf scturing
GRA We STONES, TOMB STONES,
MONUMENTS, &c, &C.. s - g
EITHER OF AMERICAN OR ITALIAN MARBLE,
when desired. They hope, by strict attention
to business and moderate prices. to render sat-
isfaction to those who may purchase work of
them. They will also be prepared to furnish
work in Free Stone to all wishing it. e
ALEX. POPE,
DANIEL NEUHART.
Sept. 80, 1s57.-1y.pd. rs - es.|,
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The Bank Law

au b. The Bank Law.,.YiHlgG owl
We publish the Bank law this week to
the exclusion of almost every thing elsesin
order that our readers may know its pro-
visions and vote upon it understanding
ly.esdTAereIs-e manyjpersons, deslrons oi
reading it, laldpif therea are any who's DO
not IT wish TO read it, it j. gratifying to
know that there is no, law compelling them
: ilI,i5Gfsfl sd3 IBOg nj ,ssIItss, ta9ftI s{sa
TO. doiso.i3 ban 1aj adj e3 dsgT ybaa ~
This law is the same with slight chan,
ges that was submitted 70 the people last
fall, and defeated by an overwhelming ma
,jority. The Republican Legislature how
ever sir seemed determined not to be disconr-
aged; at tribes in their efforts in behalf Of
bankers. and have presented itagaip; and
it is fair to infer that they would continue
to present it every scar whilenthey are in
maa n5IlH aSUSi % pa ssdose1" ,9h ba
We consider wholly unnecessary ne s. to
give, the, Esrronsi why his law should he
dvfeated as ofteuas eris misunderstanding
people Every man who handles money
now-a. v days finds rsasohs in abnndanes.
u ssgU.,' 9HT1 8tif bis rot U01 ,ef s9u
Banks WHICH ops day are regarded sia rs fll hhe
soundestp in the reup,fy,al ore next dayican-
ceiling their debts by paying gtwentysiss
cents on the dollarn Every day brings
intelligence ce II fsrles new bank explosions. Z"
- S,iiicG G6fSiIf 9TT3Sah pQ3 ,s!Ettfa79 339a
Gold and silver don't explode. ,,a;f,4a.,
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- ass---------
that clause in the; Constitution which de-
niessto portion of the Golored People
tho right Of suffrage. Salmon +.
Chase. A a
1.-THE exelusiono of colored children from
the schools is, In my Judgment, clear
infringement. of the Conssitusioa-sadu
palpable breach of trust. NJ Salmon Pc
Chase. .lIlf; r..
Il come here to announce no new :
Platform OF other topics rely os=myz'
past declarations of opinion, from WHICH
I have seen no cause to swerve. ASM-
mon T. Chase, at Columbus Apsastl3xs
1897. xw 4rr rx.y,
"I soant 1t acknowledged slsdt doldys2
people hare rights and prsrileges schich they
hace not now Gov. Chase, at Cincinnati
August goth, 1857.
.eTo 40 alter Or amend the Constitutiou
If this State as to strike ont the word
.white" in the first section Of the fifth
article. 8 go z Z !, 9 7 2 =
..To 40 alter or amend the first section
Of the ninth article Of the Constitutier y
TO strike out the word !" white" ID that
article .s-...... s.a.ta,..s
"Also to repeal all laws, ana au parts
Iof laws, which make dls.lncucn on ac-
count OF c"ior. BACK f'p hep9oican Ie-
titi"n TO the last Leg'slature, lro" Dut'sl
county. .a;..6a.ts.4e.4.ss - .r.,,F.s 10
Il loathe from the bottom Of my soul,
any man ~oo refuses $, 20 any.ulns W ~ nu",
snape' al tue r,sh's anu p''sn.sss .o
elailnss i9r nlmsei'. l's Eng" ,ss no e
low no olacS, h9 wnl1ss77ap 0ss7 ~ a[s eressee
Ipy is' one uou l., ~, WV -, - :. ~ =
same pr'V"eges D.t -
Co'u'nous' august 2, ihSIs'.ss..sa
The Committee conclude their iabers
10y submltt'ngtwo resolutions; one recon-
mendlng an amendment 70 tne ConstIto.
lion, by which the elective FRANC hlse shsti
be extended to coiored men -Tl ReRnD-
]iicah Senators Canheid, Brown ana LAY.
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II Notice!!

4 IL persons whomsoever are hereby notified
IL not to sell goods or any thing else, TO arr
person for me. unless they produce my writ
ten order fort same. and if any person hold
a note against me, he W i'll please produc it il
the course of ten days.
.si4s.s1 y. 3u sr. .ags. NICHOLAS ROTH.
Sept. 80, 1857. ia ,i-uA
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Samuel Glover BYa virtue tn Of ,s.,1l' a man,
John S. Hsald, ct al from the Couitof Com
mon Pleas OF Monroe county, Ohio, l will offer
for sale at public auction, at the door of the
courthouse, in said county, on
Saturday, the 3lst day Of October, 1857,
between the hours of ten O'Clock, A. NJ, and
four o'clock, P. NJ, ON said day, the following
descr bed real estate, situate in said county,
to wit:
Lot number eleven and fractional lot npn,;
ber twelve, in the town of Clarington, Monroe
county, Ohio. lfs,ls
WILLIAM OKEY,4
Sept. 80, s2s5 Mas. Con-. NJ g. 9. :
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Aup,roR,s orrIcs, WoopsrrsLD,

.a AuproR's OpRIcE, WoopsrrELD, ~
f-5 Monroe Co., o., Sept. Is, 1887. 49,.
certify that the foregoing laws has been
compared with the laws published by author-
ity in the Ohio Statesman, and found to be cor
rect. JOHN S. HOLIDAY,
Auditor NJ CO.
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~ THH FlsHING CREEK KNOB MEET
1NG-An error occurred in announcing
his meeting in our last, it is corrected
this week.
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q sa ~ q /
SEC. so. To carry into effect the provisions
Of this act, VIM. w. Scarborough, of Cincinnati,
Franklin 7. Backus, of Cleveland, Hooking IL.
Hunter, of Lancaster J. X. Finn, of Columbus,
and Samuel Forrer, of Dayton, shall be and
they are hereby appointed commissioners, and
they, or majority of them, after taking an
oath diligently, faithfully and impartially to
perform the dnties assigned them by this ac'
. certificate of which oath shall be filed and
carefully preserved in the Office of the secreta-
ry of state, shall constitute board to be- desig-
mated the board Of bank commissioners; which
board shall continue until the organization OF
the Bank. Of Ohio as herein provided for, and
thereafter, the duties which they are required
to perform by this act, shall be performed by
said bank. and if any of said commissioners
shall refuse to serve shall die orresign, his place
shall be filed by the governor.
Said commissioners shall meet in the city oi
Columbus, at such time, within thirty days
after the adoption of this act, as shall be ap-
pointed by the governor, who shall notify each
member Of his appointment, and of the time
and place of meeting; they shall, when met
appoint one of their number to be their presi-
dent, who shall, under the order of the board
sign all official documents; and they shall
cause fair and true record of alltheir official
proceedings to be kept in book to be provided
for that purpose, which shall b. delivered by
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NEW MARBLE WORKS.!

Sept. 80, 1857.
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terms thereof, or by special Endorsement,
ment, payable solely to such branch, and
no such evidence of debt shall be assigna-
BILE except for collection, or for the fol.
lowing purposes ..;..#s..is.,4, -,
First-To pay and redeem the circn-
lating notes of such branch;
Second-To pay other liabilities OF
such branch; and after such liabilities shall
have been discharged;
Third-To divide among the share
holders on their stock. se
No branch shall Issue any certificate of
deposit, order, draft, bill of exchange, or
other evidence Of debt, payable in currency
or in anything less valuable than gold and
silver coin, except receipts for special de-
posits; nor shall any such branch keep any
accounts in currency or In anything less
valuable than gold and silver coin. except
accounts of special deposits. 81 80
No branch, shall be permitted, in re-
ceiving payment at its banking house sor
other place than where the same was pay
able, of any note. BILL or other evidence
| of debt, due to such branch, and payable
at place other than its banking house,
to receive in addition to the amount OF
such debt and the legal interest due there.
on, any sum whatsoever as premium. ex.
change or damages: Provided. Nothing
in this section contained shall prevent
such branch from receiving the damages
allowed by law upon any bona iide bill of
exchange, duly protested for non accept
ance or non payment
SEC ~ All transfers of notes, bonds,
bills ofrexchange, and other evidence OF
debt owing to any branch, or Of deposits
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0uc VI Oduhb NV Va WHO A1eotSt
Fifth--The amoun, due to depositors;
Sixth Tho total amount Of debts and
liabilities offayery description, and the
greatest amount since the making of the
last previous statement, specifying the
time when the same occurred, as exhibited
by the weekly statement of the branch;
Seventh-The total amount Of divi
dends declared en- the day of making the
statement;
Eighth-The amount Of gold and silver
coin and bullion belonging to such branch,
and in possession at the time of making
the statement, designating the amount Of
each;
Ninth-The amount subject to be
drawn at sight. in gold aud silver, then
remaining or deposit with solvent specie
paying banks in the cities of New York
Philadelphia, Boston, and Baltimore;
TeHth-The smount then on hand, oi
bills or notes, issued by branches of the
Bank of Ohio, the amount issued by other
banks of this State, and the amount issued
by banks not Of this State; aes
Eleyenth-The amount of balances due
from branches of Bank Of Ohio, the amount
Edue from other banks of this State, and
the amount due from banks not Of thi:
State, excluding, in the latter case, de-
posits in the cities of New York, Philadel
phia. Boston, and Baltimore, subject tt
sight drafts, payable in specie;
Twelfth-The amount on hand of bills
tbonds, notes and other evidences of debts
discounted or purchased by the branch
specifying particularly the amount of sus
pended debt the amount considered bad