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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-30

To Robert Rcd. J. n. Hiatt, Lssndsr Haehlns,
11aae VAnsrldAl, Davisson Dsnmirs, =. r
6ee1er, Caroline Resder, Abraham HoAglanA.
Friedrich HaAn. william Oleghorn, B. =. Ham
ilton. job. LadlsZ HAIRY 1altca, /. ,. Malt
A. Pattenon, Anbs, 1rsahls Block, J. g. Trim
BILE, James D. Naudain, Dcak ! Iebort:
THERE II nov on lls IN the olIes Of he Clerk
1 Of the District Ce.st q Lee Cosaty, Iowa, 1t
Fort Madison, the petitioA q samuel Beeinan 81
Lodging that on The 18th day u January, 1S, 1ebt
Reed and Hiatt Ha1bine executed - plaintiff
their three pronissery notes 4oe 11,eoo sasA, and
one Tor 81 900, drawing tsn Per cent interest paya-
BILE annually and sxssutsd thar .ortgsss deed y
Iowa, IN which oil the other attendants hays sub
seQuently become interested. One Of said notes has
ssn paid and the sseonl and third and intsrsst On
the fourth ~ dus and unpaid. Plaintiff asks for
= jndgment 3os tAs amount dns and IN order for
the sale ct the property, a1d the sxtinguishnent
OF the interest Of al the defendants IN tke and "a
sold. Unless Jon appear and answer said petition
on or before the seoond day Of The Nay term ls5p)
q said Court judgment Will b rsndsrsd against
RANKIN, MILLER ! ENsTER,
Jan. 81, 1850. Plaintiffs Atty.
mehl0dlm
To George W. Lemon, s. g. Burbridgs: asd Oscar
T1HERE ID now on Als in the ONCE Of the Clerk Of
l the District Court Of Lee County, lows, q Fort
Madison, the petition Of Rx, Hals Co., repro
senting that Lemon = Burhridgs, Wis; George W..
Lemon and 8. g. Burbridge-exscuted thar two
pFomissory notes December 4th, 1856, TO 7. r. d.
W. Ford, and ezecutsd - security for the payment
OF the same, their mortgage dssa a lots oas and
two In block nins-nine, 10 the city 81 Ksokuk |;
that said =. B. = D. W. Ford endorsed and dsliv-
sred said notes to plaintiff and that they ars new
the holders OF said notes and the said meftsags,
and that Oscar n. Burbrid9s has suhssqusnt
mortgage on sAid property. Band petition asks for
judgment against Lemon 1 Burbridgs fer IS zoe
and an order Of sale Of the property, and Tor gsn
eral relisf.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before tho second day Of May term (lS5o) Of
the prayer Of the petition.
RANKIN, MILLER ENHTER,
March II, 1859. Att'ys for Plaintiff.
mch1 6dlm
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OMNIBUS NOTICE.

sAh UAS!buS will call for pAssensers--rsin
@ .hins. dsy q night-in any part Of tho city.
All ofoe1 ~. VII =. =: Tswksbury, 1t the BAIL
House; VIII teesive prompt attention. leave yosr
ordsTs anA procure ticket, and you can real a.
snfsd thAt Jon Hiil b. called for. Ordinary Dsr.
gaeo efoe. Tickets 10 cents.
r. E.--HAving the largest spring wagon In the
city, I nm III 2 prepared 70 move Pianos and Fur
nituse % the sh0rtcst notice.
leh1l6em w. s. WINS.
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Ao'ai am capital and surplus. $3ss, 80 .ss

ASSETS.
Amount Of Cash hand and in hank 4 10 asa Is
Bank Stocks, viz: La shares RAM ns
Commerce in New York and So shares
81. Nicholas Bank, market yaluel... rs .eoa 90
% bonds and mortgages, hrst hen on
property in the cities OF New YORK.
Brooklyn, lmostly dwelling house.l
worth In each case from 50 10 100 Ger
cent more than the amount loaned
thdfeon...........-... ............... lQa lbo 40
Loans on demand, (secared by geod
ra ssoGk. :. collateral 77,7so.oo
fntsrs". p.sm'u 8SS.l8
ys' que .........-.-.--.-....-.. 1,ss7.oo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-03-30

STEEL HOOP ExPANDION SKIRTS:
M different makes and sises-the hoops az 6ne
~ Watoh Spring 6t4si.
| Steel Hoops, and Round and wrapped Cans. !.
sept77d p. d, FOSTER.
EIRE8H GROUND BUCAWHEAT FLOUR
i fsb31d COLLIkR6 ROBRKTHON.
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avn - ~ pxk0 oAo
ASST
Anesnt q CasA In hank
Ane10k q 0a9A hAaAace
n A1nA e Aesnss, and
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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-14
An outrage upon mi county.

We have been astonished to learn that the
mail route from here to Obcrlin, which has
hitherto had a tri-weekly mail, has been entire
ly discontinued, and that for a couple of weeks
the inhabitants along the same have been left
~unsupplicl with any mail accommodation ex-
cept in those places which are situated on 9TH
er mail routes. The post Office along the route
are Orange, Polk, Perrysburg, Sullivan, Hun
tington, Wellington, Pitts6cld and Oberlin.-
This mail is the main one for some ofthese
places and for others the sole one. There
is gross mismanagement in this matter either
here or at Washington. The discontinuance
of such an important route rs this is clearly an
outrage upon the inhabitants depending upon
the same for mail matter.-Ashland Times.
@@ we condemn this dereliction as loudly
as the Times. There is indeed "gross misman-
agement in this matter, either here or at Wash
ington." But we can assure the Times and
the public concerned, that it is not at Wash
ingtoh. The dereliction as ,rith the Republi
can contractor acho refuses to erecute his con-
tract. Let the Times go on with its denuncia-
tisns of its political friend. We shall make
no issue with it on this point.
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To.Sub.cribcrs 10 the Union.

The Mount Vernon Banner, one of the old
esd Democratic journals in the State, describes
our condition, when it says:
efNever, since we have been in business in
Mt. Vernon, have we been so much in need of
meney as at present. During the past month
our receipts have not amounted to ten dollars,
although our expenses for that time were oser
one hundred dollars! 1t is evident that we
cannet carry on business if this state of affairs
continues much longer, unless we can meta
Z morphosc ourself into a church organ, and live
on wind"
Our cash receipts since January of the pres
emit year, on subscription, have been but little
e moro than sufficient topay for the blank paper
upon which the Onion is printed. We cannot
! endure this much longer, and We appeal to our
subscribers to afford us some aid, if it should
be only a trife from each. We do not like to
.sd1tn, y but the clanior of creditors having Just
ciain.s against us compels Us to make this ap-
neal
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why Continue to salsisy.

The Times is yet reiterating the falsehood
that we copied and endorsed an extract from a
speech of Mr.. STEPHENS, of Georgia, in which
the rc-opening of the African Slave trade was
advocated. We will notinsult the intelligence
of our readers by another-denial of this mis-
cradle fabrication. As before stated, it is on
w. a handful of fre-eaters at the South, and
their disunion Abolition allies at the North
who should wish for a renewal Of the Slave
trade, in order that they may have more niger
and more agitation. The old stock in trade of
these politicians is about exhausted, and they
see plainly enough that they must revive some
thing, or they will very soon be utterly "gone
in -
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~ ziP4RTITTON NOTICE.

nLIVER Evans, Elmore Evans and Rebeeca
~ Evans, viii take notice that a petition was
filed against them on the 18th day of September, A.
D., 1859, in the Court of Common Pleas within and
for the County of Ashland and State of Ohio, by
Johnston S. Martin and Elizabeth Martin his wife,
and is now pending, wherein the said Johnston S.
Martin and Elizabeth Martin his wife, demand parti-
ton of the following real estate, situate in the Coun-
ty of Ashland, and State of Ohio, and more particu-
larly described as follows the north half of the
north East quarter of section number thirteen, in
township number twenty-five of range number six
teen of the school lands belonging to the Virginia
military district, containing eighty acres more or
acres, ten acres heretofore sold by Lewis Evens in
his lifetime, to one John Miller; and that at the
next term of said Court, the said Johnston S. Mar
tin and Elizabeth Martin will apply for an order
that partition may be made of said premises, and
dover assigned.
JOHNSTON MARTIN,
MARTIN.
Fulton & McCombs, Att'ys for Petitioners.
September IA, 1859. Owls
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Dcmocrntic Nominatiou..

Among the nominations made by the DEM
ocfatic Party for the Legislature in certain Dis
triets of che State, we notice the following:
PUTNAM AND HENRY-Dra VANCE ROBE,
of the first named county, Is Che Democfatic
nolminee for Representative. He had w good
men as competitors for nomination-Messrs
BRowN and McCLURE-among the best evi
dehces of their political worth being that they
have laid aside all personal feelings, and engaged
heartily in support of the ticket. DIR. RoBB's
election is certain, and he will represent with
ability and fidelity the sterling Democracy Of
his District.
ALLEN-rhe Democracy of this county
have nominated Thomas K. JACOBS for Rep
resentatiye. We have known Mr.. JACOB
about twenty years, as one of the most stead
fast and reliable Democrats of the North lest
The Democracy of that county have often tes-
tilted their confidence in him heretofore. He
is very justly one of the most popu ar men in
Allen county. Mr.. j. is a brother of our ex.
%cellent Democratic Treasurer and neighbor,
JOHN JACOBS.
VAN VERT AND MERCER.-In this Repre-
sentative District, ALEXIS J.. P. SNYDER, of
the latter county, is the Democratic nominee
for Representative. Mr.. SNYDER is a man of
rare ability, an active and infexible Democrat,
and will faithfully "follow in the footsteps of
his illustrious predecessor" Hon. c. P. EDISON,
who represented the same District, and was one
of the most useful and efficient members ofthe
last General Assembly.
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mai. Geo w. Uric.

q This gentleman who is well known to the
people of Richland, having been elected Coun-
ty Treasurer before we were shora of our terri.
tory, has been nominated by this senatorial dis
triet for member of the State Board of Equali.
zation by exclamation, having received a large
majority Of the votes of the Democracy of
SRiehland and Ashland at their primary cleo
tions. Maj. Uric, besides having pre-eminent
qualifications for the office is of sterling
Integrity, answering in his Democracy, and
faithful as a public; seryant..ShieM ana
6sepA The Democracy of both counties will
heartily endorse. by their votes, the compliment
which the iSaiea SO deseryedly pays Maj
Uric.
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Northumberland Ashland.

The Republicans in all parts of the State
. have taken extra comfort in hcfact, that at the
Democratic Convention for the Senatorial Dis
tri t, composed of Riehiand and Ashland, there
= was strong manifestations of dissatisfaction on
the part of a large body of the Ashland dele
g CATION, because OF the re-nomination of Gen.
wsJAMEs CANTwELL, of Itichland. They pro-
a1fess to believe that a Republican Senator will
sTbe ensured from the District on account of the
Fl disafcction in the Democratic ranks. With
them the wish is father to the thought, and
1.-THE Joy with which they publish the Democat-
sic difficulty, reminds one of the efforts of the
drowning man to catch at O straw We have
nor been apprehensIve OF any difficulty in the
II District referred to that would be SO serious as
Ito cause MS to lose . Senator. There is too
: much good solid sense. honest democracy and
- genuine patriotism in both Richland and Ash
g had, to permit a breach to occur by which a
Democratic nominee for Senator will be defeat
ed We hope to be able before long to inform
s oar ~neighbors, who ave heen-sa.rejeieed at
the Democratie-rrOubl in the District, that
5-tnu Democracy in both counties is united thor
4uoughly, and in compact solid mass is pressing
Ion tire Republican column, with the certainty
aofannrnlsua triumphin October Ohio States
4 man.
sd B6-We might ELL our. columns with articles
in the same spirit with the above from our
Democratic exchanges in different quarters of
Ohio. We could also publish a respectable
yofa4ae-respectable in sicze, VIC mean-from
z our Republican contemporaries, rejoicing over
the follies and divisions in this Senatorial Dis
t:ict but we dc not Ike to make profert of
the errors of friends
We can assure our friends of the Statesman,
however, that the clouds which recently chung
upon our house are rapidly passing away
The condition of feeling among Democrats is
greatly improved, and daily improving. 1t is
now Gear to nearly all, as it was to us from
g the beginning, that the opposition to the Dem
ocratic nominee, Gen. C~ANTwFLL, and to the
Democracy of our sister county, were the re-
suit mainly of misunderstanding. The exulta-
tons of the enemy have also done much to
arouse the Democracy to a sense of the conf
mon danger The Republicans will find they
have counted without their host-that the
Democratic party here, as elsewhere, are too
devoted to their principles, and to that organi
cation by which alone the ascendency Of those
principles can be established and maintained,
10 peril all for the sake of mere local or per-
sonal considerations We regard, therefore,
the reelection of Gen. CANTwELL as ga
fixed fact" Our colored brethren have shout
ed before they were out of the woods.
LA- LZA re-
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NOTICE.
Andrew Wierman, Plaintiff

John Wierman ct al Def's.
TOHN Wierman, John Smith and Margaret Smith
81 his wife, VIM. Wierman, Elisha Barton and Sc
villa Barton his wife, all of Ashland County, Ohio,
and George Snively and Eliza Snively his wife OF
Allen County, Ohio, and Cyrus L.. Shinaman and
John F. Shinaman, minor children of Hamlet Shin
aman, deceased, of Macon County, Illinois, will take
notice that a petition was filed against them on the
Common Pleas, within and for the County of Ash.
land, State of Ohio, by Andrew Wierman, and is
now pending, wherein the said Andrew Wierman,
demands partition of the following Real Estate to-
wit:-lot number one hundred and eleven in An
drews addition to the town of Ashland, Ashland Co.
Ohio, and that at the next term of said Court, the
said Andrew Wierman will apply for an order that
partition may be made of said premises, or for such
other proceedings as are authorized by law.
WM. b. MCCARTHY, Atty. for Pltf.
Ashland, Sept. Z. 1859. 6w14
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NIGGERs VS.. FoREIGNERs.@The Cleveland
(Ohio) Herald, a leading Repubiieanpaper Of
the State, has the following, to which the at
%tention of our naturaliked citizens is directed:
eve unhesitatingly aver, that ssSEVEN-
TENTHS OF THEFOREIGNERSI IN OUR
LAND, WHO BOWIN OBEDIENCE TO
THE POPE OF ROME, ARE NOT AS IN
TELLIGENT AS THE FULL FLOODED
AFRICANS OF OUR STATE-WE WILL
NOT INCLUDE THE PART-BLOOI s."
Comment on the foregoing is unnecessary.
Our readers can make their W comments.
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uevivaf or the slave trade.

Aside from the Abolitionists of the North,
ard the fre-eaters of the South, we know of
but one politician in the Democratic party who
is troubled-with this gorson of re-openins the
Slaye Trade. No man knowsb better than Judge
DoueLAs, the restless politician alluded to,
that NO bod of Democrats, respectable in
Inimbers, ever contemplated the r~cvivafo Of this
1r4de. The whole 5clamor on the subject is the
ofspfing Of diseased ambition.
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B3rIn Mazzini's recently published mani
festo, he claims to know that France is acting
under a recent treaty with Russia, by which
the dismemberment of Turkey, and a war with
England, are inevitable. He urges the torma-
ton of a league, composed of all the European
Powers, excepting France, Russia and Austria
to resist the cncroaehments of Bonapartism and
Imperialism. "5
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SHERIFFrS SALE.

Simon Hively
vs.. In Partition in Ashland
Samuel Hively, Henry
Engle, James w. Me- Comfy Common Pleas.
Calep ct al.
DURSUANT to the Command of an Order of Sale
E>en Partition duly issued frem the Court of
Common 1leas of Ashland County, dated the I'd day
of September A. D., 1859, and to me directed, l
will sell at Public Auction on the premises ON
Saturday, the Sh-day Of October, 1859.
between the hours of ten O'clock, A. NJ, and four
o'clock, P. NJ, of said day, the following described
lands and tenements, situate in the County of Ashland
and State of Ohio, to. wit:-Being the Southwest
quarter of section Thirty-two (32) in township TWEEN
ty-three (23) of Range fifteen {15) in the district OF
lands offered for sale at Wooster, Ohio, containing
one hundred and sixty acres, mere or less.
Terms of sale-one third of the purchase money
cash on the day of sale; one third in one yenr, and
one third in two years from the day of sale; defer
ed payments to be securedby mortgage on the prem
Uses. Appraised at $500.
]. ]. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
September 5, 1859. 14tspf-$5.
NOTICE is h hereby given that the subscribers have
IN been appointed and qualified as Executor and
Executrix on the Estate of 3. B.. Clark, late of
Ashland County, deceased.
81. W.. r. S, CLARK, Executor,
S. p. CLARK. Executrix.
Ashland, Sept. Z, 1859. 3w14
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Rennisorl desires the PeoP1es Money
to be Deposited with the Bankers.

The Cincinnati Commercial has been vainly
endeavoring to get Donnison to keep close on
the State Treasury question, knowing that his
avowed preference for the old Bliss, Breslin,
Gibson way of keeping the peoples money
would take votes from him by the thousand.
Dennison's education and interests are such,
however, that he instinctively pitches into the
Sub-Treasury system of Ohio, and boldly advo-
Gates the old system of lending to banks all of
the peoples money. This is not strange since
he is himself a 6ank director and q bank IT.
torney. Yet an hone t man who had personal
knowledge of the defalcation of Bliss SO many
years ago, through this very system of depos-
iting, certainly ought not to deceive the peo-
pie by advocating the safety of such a system.
No greater outrage could be prac;iccd upon
the people of Ohio, than to again return to the
old system of lending the money of the State
to bankers.
To show some of the fruits of the old system,
and where the peoples money went when the
bankers got hold of it, we give below a list of
losses by deposits with banks and bankers, ta-
ken from the report of the Treasury Invcstiga-
tinr Committee:
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NOTJGE

TNO the legal voters of School District No. 8.
Montgomery Township, Ashland County, Ohio.
You are hereby required to meet at the school house
in said District, on Saturday the 18th inst. at .
o'clock, P. NJ, for the purpose of electing three
school directors for said District; one to fill the un-
expired term of DR.. J.. B.. F. Sempsel, resigned, and
two to fill the places made warrant br the expired
terms of Mr.. P. B. johnson and Hugh Burns.
HUGH BURNS, Sec'y. of Board.
Ashland, Sept. Z, 1859. 2w14
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SHERLFF'S SALE.
Pierce Brothers & Flanders,
In Ashland County
Common Pleas.

VS.. In Ashland County
J. w. Boyd, A. NJ. Boyd and Common Pleas.
George Winbigler.
DURSUANT of a writ of Vendi Exponas duly is
sued from the Court of Common Pleas of Ash.
land County, in the above case, dated the Sd day O
August, 1859, and to me directed, 1 will sell at Pub
lie Auction at the McNulty House, in Ashland Coun
ty, on
Saturday, the 24M day Of September, 1859
between the hours of ten o'clock, a. NJ, and foul
O'Clock, P. NJ of said day, the following described
goods and ch~attlos, to-wit:-one new open buggy
seized as the property of the above named defend
JOHN J. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
ByJ. G. Brown, Deputy.
September Is, 1859. IEtspf-S3,00
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S493,5S1,93

Here is q total of $685. 81 ,93, all of which
has been locked up in the hands of bankers fer
years and most of it absolutely lost forever to
the people.
How any man seeking the votes of the peo-
pie could have the impudence to stand before
them and ask them to vote to again put their
money in the hands of thieves and robbers for
safe keeping, is past comprehension, except up
on the theory that a man who unites in him
self the characters of a bank director, railroad
president, bank and railroad attorney, would
have the impotence to propose anything that
would subserve his own nterests.-Ohio Eaqzc.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

YTJHE undersigned, Commissioners of Ashland
county, will offer for sale the building of a
bridge across the head waters of the Mohecan creek,
near John Stoner's, on the old county line, on the
23rd day of September, 1859, between the hours Of
twelve o'clock, NJ, and four o'clock, P. NJ. of said
day.
t-HH WM. s. STRICKLAND,
sairsta s.s z< JACOB LIMERICK, F.
81 JOHN BERRY, r
= .r.r Commissioners.
September II, 1859. 3w15
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DANGEROUS Commemorative fire.
quently notice such announcements in regard
to bank bills. The most dangerous counter
felt in circulation now is Republicauism.-
CAiRicothe Advertiser.
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Gbf AsblanS Qniun
ASHLAND, WEDNESDAY,, sEPTEMBEa Il. 1850.
Democratic State Ticket.
FoR GovERxoR

TnR GOVERNOR,
RUFUS p. R&NSEY, of Cuyahos. Count,
-.- LlErIsSANT uovERSoR,
WILLIAM II. SAFF0RD, of Ross County
- srncs M THE srrRENE corRT.
HENRY WHITMAN, of Fairfield County
&4 AspIroR OF STATE.
q VOLNEY DORSEY, of Miami Count
TREAsUnER OF srATz,
WILLIAMBUSIINELL, Of RichlandC County
- rs sT srcnKrARr OF STATE,
JACOB REINHARD, of Franklin County
f53t BoaRp OF rUsLIc woRks,
? JAMES TOMLINSON, of Washington Co
uoMaox SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
CHARLES N.%ALLEN, of Harrison Count,
SENATORIAL TICKET.
g@ . 7259sse7a ron SENATOR,
h aosF JAMES sGANTWELL.
ron STATE BOARD OF EouALIzATIeS
GEORGE ". URIE.
ASHLAND CO.. DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
roE REPRESENT TIvEs,
JOHN TAYLOR,
GEORGE MCCONNELL.
ron coA4IssIoIEs,
HOLIDAY AMES.
ron ISEIaNARY DIRECTOR.
JOHNSON s. MARTIN.
-fss FOE coRoSEr,
b GEORGE w. CROZIER.
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Neu advertisements! I,

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN have been duly appointed and qualified as AID
ambassadors of the Estate of Thomas Wiley, late Of
Ashland county, Ohio, deceased.
~ $50 JOSEPH WILEY,
-, ,74t. re- WILLARD WILEY.
September IA, 1859. 3w15
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Loss by deposit of Bliss with Chit
tenden, banker, New York S4S,S2S,2C
Loss by deposit of Breslin with
City Bank of Gin. 79,S11,95
Loss by deposit of Breslin with
W. w. Cones & Co., Bankers, Al. 1876
Loss by deposit of same with
Commercial Bank of Toledo 26,271,2s
Suspended deposit with Beckle, a.
Banker 5o,7s5,4s
Unpaid loan to President of 81 %
City Bank of Gin. 21,342,5s
Unpaid deposit with Ohio Saw
ing's Institute, Tifin, 12,565,Se
Invested by Breslin in stock of -
Marion Bank, 10000
Invested in Elkhart Co.. Bank,
Indiana, 5s,2OS, &C
Invested in Central Bank, Ind. 30,000,0(
" Delaware Co. Bank " 100000
" Savings Bank, /" - 17,s00,0t
Unpaid deposit by Gibson with
Kimball & Co., Originally e.
30,000,00) 100000
Investments in Seneca County
Bank, 51,OOO,0(
Investments in Elkhart and
Newport Savings Banks, 100000