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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-02-27
State of South Carolina,
EFIELD DISTRICT.


EDG GEFIELD DISTRICT.
Nv ORDINARY.
TTLES D. MINIS, Applicant, VS.. Frederick
VI Erele and his wife Mary, Polly Overst.cet,
Susan Sheppard, Richard Gregory and biz wife
Margaret, Andrew Yonce in right Of bis wife Tena,
deed, Elizabeth Yoncc, ulia Youce, Eliru Yoncc,
Margaret Youce, Allen Yonce, Ellen Yonce, Ma
tda Yoncc. Gabriel Yoacc, Abrum ionce AID
Sarah Yonce, in right of their mother Tena Tonee,
deceased; Caleb Lights ard his wife Nancy, Levy
Meyer and his wife Ruth, Elizabeth I1uiet, vii
liam 1Iuiet, David Huict John Ergle in right Of
his wife Rosa, deccased Artemus Erglc, William
Ergle, Ruth Ergle, Tilman Erge, George Fripp
and his wife Dolly. Eliza Ergle, Mary Ergle,
Amelia Ergle, Samuel ErG!c. Daniel Ergle, Han
nah Ergls and Louisa Ersle in right Of their
mother Rosa, deceased John ioncc and his wife
Sarah, Defendants.
It appearing to my satisfaction that William
uuiet, David IIuict, Cn!eb Lights and bis rifc
Nancy, and George Fripp aud his wife Dolly, De-
ferdnnts in the above stated case, reside beyond
tho limits Of this Suite: 1t is therefore ordered
that they do appear and object to the division or
sale of the Rcal Estate Of Mary Ann Huet, decd,
ON or before the fourth (lth) day Of February
next 1861, or their consent tu the same will he
entered of record.
W. F. DunIsoE, o.x.D.
Nov I, 1850 1t IS
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OlLIxG LEArHER.-Ihc Scientific inner.
iica. says that oils should not be applied to
dry leather, as they would invariably in.
jure it. If you wish to oil II harness, wet
it over night. cover it witha blanket, and
in the morning it will he dry and supple;
then apply neat's foot oil in small quaint.
ties, and with so much elbow grease as
viii insure its disseminating itself through.
out the leather. A soft, plant harness is
easy to handle, and lasts longer than y
neg glectcd one. Never use vegetable oils
on leather, and among animal oils, meats
foot is the best.
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Who Wants to Move to
RK ANSAS?

EsERSONS who 1.-Two in Georgia, Alabama and
II South Carolina, who aro too busy and have
not time and money to come to Arkansas to look
and buy lands before removing can avail them
selves of my services to ENTER LANDS and
HOMES for them hcre-ghere the lands arc good
and level, and will average from 500 to 900
pounds seed cotton and Is 70 80 bushels corn per
acre, upon the following terms: By sending me
Drafts upon New Orleans or New York, 81 rs per
acre for as much lund US they wish entered, and
my Commissions to DO included in the Drafts. My
operations Of this kind, will extend only to CAL
hOun county, in which live, and to lands within
from 3 to Is miles Of Ouachita River, which Is
good navigation and accessible to the best Groce-
ry and Cotton market in the world, al things con.
sidered. will DO thoroughly acquainted With
the Government and State Land Laws, and will
have pluts Of every Township and Section within
Is miles Of the River aud will thereby know
every aero of Public Land subject to entry and
will here inform the people in the old States, that
there are plenty lands belonging to tho State,
dcuominated Swamp and Wet Lands, subject to
entry at 50 and Is cents per acre, determined by
distance from navigation as to price, miles and
less ut IS cunts and over miles 50 cents. will
also enter these lands ut same rates, per acrc as
the other. AIN holland Speculator and have no
Land for sale for less than Sic per acre, and am
planting in and my whole interest is in this coun-
country settled up by good, industrious and re.
sponsible Souherners; and secondly to have
them avail themselves Of tho benefits Of new
country and good lunds at cheap rates, before
spectators come and get it oil. IF any doubts
should exist to my sincerity and responsibility,
1 refer to the following highly respectable ard
responsible firms and individuals
Address me ut Post Oak, Calhoun Co., Arkanaas.
RATES OF COMMISSION:
From 40 to $40 acres. cents per aero.
From 800 to GAO ucres .........20 cents per acre.
From GAO to 1000 acres and upwards, Is cents
per aero.
REFER To:-Thos. Ragland Co.. Reda, prce.
& Co.. Redd, johnson { Co.; Harrison / Pitts !;
Hatchet L McGehce, Columbus, Ga, Hon. C. II.
Mccall, Hon. Seaborn McAlichael, and Jack Kemp
and others, Bucna VISTA Ga. Z. II. Walker, ESQ.,,
Forsyth, Ga. Rev. Joseph T. Turner, Georgia
Conference, Lumpkin, Ga. A. C. Spain, Esq
Sumter C. H., S. C.
ISAAC T. ROBINSON.
p. S.-Land warrants are just as good as tho
money to secure Government Fl Is Land. A fee
Of 81 for every 40 acres located upon with war
rants ia charged by the Land Officers. Many theu-
sand acres Of SOC. and 75e lands, known as State
and Swamp Lands, arc as high and dry as any
Government 81 rs land.
Aug. l, 1850 sm 40
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,


Citation to prove Will ia due jorm oi lar.
VETIEREAs JAMES sEALY and his wife
wv Tempe, have this day filed their petition in
the Ordinary's Oalcc for the District and State
aforesaid representing themselves ns being heirs
st-uw and distributes Of Barbara Clark, decd,
und praying that paper purporting to be the
Inst Will and Testament Of the said barbara
Clark, deed, lnts Of said District, may be proven
/" in due form Of lam," AMI it appcaring to my
satisfaction that James Clark and Jnckson Clark,
heirs-at-law, two of the Defendants in the above
stated case, reside from and beyond the limits of
this State. 1t is therefore ordered that the snid
parties, together with all and singular the heirs
and distributes of the said Bnrbara Clark deed,
do appear Mt the Court of Ordinary to he held for
Edgefeli District, ut Edgefcld e. H.. on Wedncs-
lay the 9th day Of March next, (iS6l,) to show
cnusc if any they can, why the petition should not
he heard, and that the Will of the said Barbara
Clark, decd, should not be proven "ia due form
Of law."
Given under my hand at my Office, this the
9th Dec. a. D., 1850.
Jan l3t %
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agricultural AtaOlng.
From the Southern Field and EireSide.l
The pluw.
By Il. e. KENDALL.

Warriors deeds are Sung in story,
Men 10 mortal idols bow;
iier"ts claim their need Of glory,
Wills We sing the modest Plow.
Faithful. simple, unrretendinS
Herald of the coming grain,
What without ,hco, toll upsndin.,
What were dew, OF sun Or rain
What without thee, broad plantation,
ilii!s and va!es. and richest land,
E:,: :, scene If dcsplation,
Worthless ;s n waste o! sand?
Eldest horn nf E:;ral Seience,
I'ioncur of comfort, PLEASURE, W alth,
Must efficient farm appliance
Giving yis"r, nerve and health.
a; the earliest dawn Of morning.
Lo! the sturdy l.l"wmnn hes;
Mating <"n. of birds his warning,
AZ. Aurora paints The skies.
Eound and round the vcrdaut talluw,
joyful chanting rural song;
Over tillnck. through The hollow,
I.ays his furrnw. straight along.
SoLicr task than welding sabre,
llarlins lance, or lroring shield,
I. the march of rl"wman's labor,
From the f'iresa!e to tho FIELD.
Dev".ecs of fashion, riches,
Have tL,ir <l,rin.s ut which they bow ;
BE oars, ,n,hcr, i'ulruws, bitches,
Iill We homage 10 tic Plow.
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MALoSE's MIXTURE voR TIE CouGu OF,
CoLD.-Takc one cup Of ilaxsced, soak il
all night. Ii, the morning put in Il kettle
.wo quarts OF water, a handful, split up,
"l liquoricc root, one quarter of a pound
of r;lisins broke in half. Let them boil
till the strength is thoroughly extracted,
then add the faxsccd, which i,as been pre-
viously soaked Let all boil about half
an hour more, watching and stirring that
the mixture may not burn. Then strain
and add lemon juice and sugar to taste.
Take any quantity, cold, through the day,
and half trnnblcrfnl warm at tnight. Tie
above is most excellent receipt.
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VAcc1SAHNG Tub GRAPE FSE.-A
French horticulturist, Col. de Golberg,
claims to have discovered mehod of
preserving grapes from mildcwing, by vac.
cinstion. He placed one or two seeds of
the nidcwcd grapes in the vine. \ clam
my matter was formed in the interior Of
the incisions, and the grapes entirely cs-
capped the mildew; while one vine which
was not vaccinated, lost every one of IFS
GRADES
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
TN rO1fMON pLEAo

VNHEREAs, an inquest of Eschsat hath been
w returned to this Office, whereby, it appears
that Charles McGregor, late of Edgeivld Dis
;rict who WAS born in Dunbarton, Scotland, and
died ON the twepty-6rst day Of May, in the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred aud fifty.
spvcn, WINS seized and possessed at tho tmo of his
Leath Of a Lot of Land, containing ene-half
Acre, more or less, situate lying and being in the
corporate limits Of Edgctcld Village, bounded on
the North by Lot owned by Rev. P. II. Lynch,
On tho East by Lots owned by Thomas P. Magrsth
and George W. Laudrum, and the Public Street
leading from the Court House to Pottersville, on
tic South by q Lot owned by James A. Doaor,
mud on the West by public street Immediately in
the rear of the Court House, and Lots owned by
William ]. Ready, +. L. Smith and Rev. p. n.
Lynch without having in his lifetime made any
disposition thereof, and without leaving any per-
.ou who can legally cluim tie same. Now in
pursuance Of the directions Of tie Act Of Assem-
bly,, in such case msdo and provided, the Heirs Of
the said Charles McGregor. or others claiming
under him if any there be, are hereby required to
appear and make claim within eighteen months
from the date hereof.
Witness my hand at Edgefeld Court House, this
fourth day of April, A. D. 1850.
THOS. G. BACON, cc.P.
April II, 1850 If IA
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
~ rOUUON pLEA,

IN COMMON PLEAS.
II0L0MAN RANDALL. who is in the custody
LII Of the Sheriff of Elgc6eld District, by vir.
tue of Writ Of Cupias ad Sati.faeiendup, at the
suit Of James II. SweaIengin, having fled in my
Office, together with n Schedule oath Of his
estate und effects, bis petition to the Court Of Com
mon Pleas praying that hc nay be admitted to tho
benefit Of the Act Of the General Assembly made
for tho relief Of Insovcnt DebtOrs 1t is therefore
ordered, That the said james II. Swearenein and
all other Creditors to whom the said Holoman
Randall is in nnywise indebted, be and they are
hereby summoned and have notice to appear be-
fore the said Court ut Edgcfcld c. H. On Tues-
day the fifth dny Of March next, to show cuusc If
any they can why the prayer of the petition afore-
suid should not be granted.
S. HARRISON, C. C. P.
Clerks Office, Dec. 8, 1860. Sm 4s
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ADMINISTRATORS NoTICE.-.All
Gregor decd arc hereby requested to present their
demands, properly attcstod on or before the 2lst
Feb 1861, on which day final settlement ill 10
made in the 0rdinary's Office. And all those in
anywise indebted who fai to pay up by the lst Of
April 1885, ni!l Le sued withoutrespect of persons
A. RAMSAY, Adm'or.
Feb. % ly. Z
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SAUSAGE MEAr.-A correspondent of
the Germantown Telegraph says he has
used the following condiments for season.
ing sausage meat and can recommend
them as superior: 10 SO lbs. of meat, put
i ID. OF salt, or. of sage, 4 oz. OF pep.
per, or. of SUGAR, J or. of saltpctrc.
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CIEICKElsING 81 SONS
PIANO FORTES 3

YgyHIS is one of tho OLDEST Establishments Of
d the kind in the country-and they still
maintain their supremacy in the Market having
been awarded TllIRTY-ElGIIT PRIZE MED
AIS, over all competitors, for tie superiority Of
their instruments exhibited ut various Fairs in
this country and Europe.
They have Ind an Agency in this City for about
thirty years, where thousands of their PIANOS
have been sold to tho ENTIRE SATISFACTION
OF EVERY II CHASER. And to protect their
wel-meritcd reputation us manufacturers, and the
public from being imposed upon, it has become
necessary to publish that every Piuno made by
them bears upon the "namc board" "CII1CkER-
ING, BOSTON" in the old English and Roman
letters, and upon the "soundng board" "CIIlCk-
ERING & SONS, BOSTON," with the number
of the Piano.
JACOB CIEICkERING is not relation of
theirs, and has no business interest with them.
I have the sole Agency for Augusta Of Chick
cring 81 Sons, and l.eop on hand full assort-
mcnt Of PIANOS for sale at
Factory Prices.
And WARRANT each ono to give entire salts
faction.
Call and see them, and their superiority will be
so apparent that you will be sure not to Luy Of
pEDLARS or TRAVELLING AGENTS.
CHARLES CATLIN,
Sole Agent.
P. ST. have n fine Stock Of ST0DART Pr
AMOS, and Of other good Makers. Also, GUI-
TARS, TIOLINS, ACC0RDE0NS, MUSIC, &C.,
&C., for sale low. All orders promptly attentee
to. c. CATLIN.
Augusta, Fob 27 If
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Charleston and Liverpool
SAILING PACKETS!
REGULAR LINE.

yHNIE Undersigned beg to announce that they
IL have made arrangements for line Of SAIL
ING PACKETS between the above points, by
which every facility in regularity and speed will
be given to shippers.
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LAMPS AND GIL.

yEyIE sulscr;h"r. havr just received '#rg" and
beautiful .s>,.r:m"ni .f PASSAGE. rAE.
LuH pnl TA";.E LAMPS. "r The llc>i styles.
NIL cl,rau ,l<", ",.r l:Hrrrl Frrs!, KEROSENE 4
uiL. C. ". 4 i. u. HODGES.
Dec II u ~
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Steam Mill Notice

ENRON this date GRINDING may be done
N every day ri my Mills.
have procured L competent and experienced
Miller VII" will cndcayor to give Ill full satisfuc-
tim.
R. T. MINIS.
June If ~
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LISAMEST FOR SpRAISs AND BRuIsEs.-
A raw egg well beaten. half Il apint of vim.
cgar, an ounce of spirits of turpcntinc. u
quarter of an ounce Of spirits Of wine, and
quarter Of an ounce Of spirits of cam.
phor; these ingredients to be mixed to-
gethcr, first lissolviug 'he camphor III the
spirits Of wine, then put the mixture in a
bottle and shake for ten minutes, after
which it is to be corkcd down tightly TO
exclude the air. In half al hour it is fit
for use.
PuTRu SORE THnnAr.-I has been It's.
certained BY experiment that good fresh
yeast, taken internally, iSa sovereign rem
rdy torputri'I sore throat. gives ALMOST
instant relief.
CocoA.Nur CAKE-Oncpolnd Of sugar.
one half pound butter, three quarters nt
Il pound flour. five eggs, onc.halt Il tea.
spoonful soda, one grated Cocoa nut
GcllcSSce Farmer.
STOPPING CRACKS lS SrovHs AND FrR.
S,cEs.-Takr grnd Slated lime alid the
cilldcr> ON 4. a.blackInlhS snvil block, siit
,hrongh Il coarse >civr, mix with the white
Of eggs To !. thick PASTE, and it will last 4
long time. Lime and cin1crs equal
quantity.
roMAkE I'IsE COPPER -Pula sufficient
quantity OF coffee into the pot and pour
boilm. water OH it, stir it and place it ON
the fire. bring it to Il boil, and As soon IL
four ar five bubbles have risen, take it oil
the lire and pour out Il tea cuptlll and re-
turn it; set it duwu for one minute, then
pour gently "vrr The top one tra-cu'tni of
cold w,rr. ic' it >iaad onr ninur longer
:nI ii Wi! hv bright al;,l Iil,'. The rod
wiz In its greater density! sinks and
Garlic, s!r grounds with it.
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State of South Carolina
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.

IN ORDINARY J.
NM a. RANSOM, Guardian Of his children
lVHs Sarah Jane, plridns and Luther Ransom,
,uinurs, Applicants, VS. Abncr Bushnell and his
wife Lucretia, Mary L. Timan, Willam q. Cole.
man, S. S. Boycc and his wife America, Middleton
AIoseley and his wife Elizabeth, Susan A. Ryan.
Stanmore B. Ryan and Bcnjainin &. l.yan, Def Is
It appearing to my satisfaction that William G.
Coleman and Middleton Moseey and his wife Eliza
beth, two Of the Defendants in the above stnted
case, reside beyond the limits Of this State, 1t is
therefore ordered md iecrced, TINT they do mp
near and object to the division sale Of the Real
Estate Of Sarah r. Gallman, decd, nn or before
the 2lst lay Of February next, or their consent to
the same will be entered Of record.
W. T. DURIS0E, 0. L. D.
Dec ;, 1860. 3m is
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PIANO FORTES

rLANO TURTLES
from the celebrated manufactures of Raven Bneon
L Co., lIazclton Bros, and A. II. Gulc Z Co., New
York, for whom they uro sole Agents. These In
struments having already won such fur-fumed &C.
lcbrity it is only necessary for to repeat that for
strength, durability and finish, together with pocer,
depth, speetncss and sotmess Of tone, they chaenge
Forte, would do much better to call and select from
lnrgc assortment, than by dealing with Pedlars
and agents of inferior makers, where they have no
choice and have often to pay higher prices sur n-
ferior Instruments, than fine ones of superior
makers can he bought for.
Every Piano Forte sold by US is warranted in
every respect, so the purchaser runs risk what
evor Persons ordering from u distance from Us
can depend upon getting GOOD ARTICLE, as
We mako it point to keep goods Of the best quality
and such as we cun recommend and warrant in
every respect. Their
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FINE PIANOS.

NJ USIC, DC, &c.
VEyIIE subscriber, after returning thanks to thes
Il friends in Edge6eld and adjoining Districts,
for hcir liberal patronage during the last ten years,
would inform them that they still continue to keep
on hand large assortment of
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-01
IVCsAk = lNNTMU.MEy0TA
90 NJ q DRTs
THE Third CONCERT

DAVENPORT ORluES1RaL SOCIETY
XNILL TAKE PLACE AT METROPOLITAN
~ Hall, on Friday evening, March lst, on
which occasion they will be assisted By several
PROGRAAME-rAsr vrEsr.
lsr. Overture, "Figaro's Wedding, = Mozart
80. :. ......... Orch estFo.
%. Bass Solo-"M Moorish Ssreuads."-F. Kucken.
30. Overture -"MarthA'-Fiotow Orchestra.
4rH. .Duett--"tiunter's Morning sosg"-
+. hucken.
5rH ClArinet,e solo-fr "Dsr Freyschuts"-
j. SchuleY,
sra. Violin Solo-variations from somnam-
buia"-.. Miss Alice Hir,chsl.
7rR. Overture" Zampa" "-heroid.. :. .Orchsssra.
PART SECOND.
SrH. Overture :" Iphi yenis'- g uck. Orch sstrs.
srH Basl ;,olo-.The Union Forevsr"-compossd
and sung by MIR. Winklsss.
ions. .............J j.. Strssser
llrH. Quartette = Vocal.
l2TB. Piano Duett-Ovsrture, " John Of Paris"-
Boieldieu.
18th. Trio--.R Roderich vich Al Alpine"
liTa. Overture-"The Barbsf OF Seville
Noss'ol....... OrchstrS.
ny request the popular song Ct "Dixie," will BE-
sung at the clio q Of the Concert
Tickets 80 cents, or three for 81, to be had st
WALLACE'S JEwEIMY STORE.
Brady street. between Fourth and Fifth. Doors
open.at Z, Concert to commeoce 1t g.
fry26 Dat
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co nj Nj E KCI AL

DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE DAILY DEMOCRAT AND NEwsl
Thursday I've, Feb. 2S, 1861. !
The weather continues mild and the roads are
so soft that teams cannot get in from the country
Business is very quiet and receipts Of grain very
small. The expectations Of brisk Spring !busi-
ness is becoming very general.
Flour Firm at 4Ov@4.25. Shipments 100
bbls.
WHEAr-Unsstled and varied in price from 72@
76c. The ruling prices are 74G75c. Receipts
2,SlS bu. Shipments 800 bu.
BARLgY-In active demand at 30@3Sc for prime.
Receipts sss bu. Shipments 4so bu.
CoRN--Steady at lSc for ear and 19c for
sheiled. Receipts 53l bu.
POrAroEs-Shirmen's l25 bbls to New Or
leans.
OArs.-l6Gl7c.
DasssED Hoos-Nothing doing. Nominal at
$450@525.
HAY-Dull at S4.00G6.00.
COAL-From wagon l0c per bushel Coal vd.
ley coal &c in yard Henry county coal 1Oc in the
yard.
WooD-Hckory $500; Oak sA0o per cord.
PouLrRY-Live Chickens $l.25915O q dos
Dressed e@Sc y h. Turkeys, bO@75c dressed
do. S@10c y b.
BUrTER.-Plenty at 12X@l5s.
LARD--l0Gl2tse pfb.
AAxs-New Sugar Cured .1l@121c per lb-
Common la@I,Hc per h..
PorAroEs-l5a25c y bushel.
TukslPs. .-2o@3oc per bu.
CBEsss--Herkimer Co. l39l7c per lb.; Wes-
tern Reserve II H@12hc.
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FINAHcIAL--Nessrs. Nacklot 4 Cor
bin we're throwing oct yss.ssdsy aotss Of The
fal.eving banks. What resss will Be good 70.
morrow ~ are not supposed 10 keev- Ihasa
vho have any Illinois or Wisconsin funds viil
not mics The figure mach if they should &c,
rid Of Il:
American Exchange Bank. Raleigh. III.
Bsuk Of Raleigh.
Bank Of Aurors. Aurors, ILL.,
Bank Of the Common y saith. Robinsos, IL.
Corn Exehangs Bank, Fsirfsld. Ill.
GRANVILLE Bsnk. GRANVILLE. III.
Southern Bsnk. . g
Nstionsl Bank, Equality. Ill.
State BANK Of Illinois, Shawnsstovn. III.
Railroad Bank. Dscatsr. ILL.,
Bank Of Quincy. Quincy. Ill
Bank Of Southern Ilsinois Bolton, Ill.
Edgar CouDty Bank. Paris. Ill
Bank Of Belvider-. Bslviders. III.
Merchants and Drovsrs' Bank, Joliet, Ill.
Prairie State Bank. Washington. III.
Grand Prairie Bank. Urbans, III.
Frontier Bank. Benton. Ill.
Bank Of Chester, Chester. Ill.,
Bank Of Pike County. Griggsville. Ill
Farmers and Trsdsrs' bank. Char. .sston. Ill
Cit,xsns' Bank, At Carmel. III.
Morgan County Baak, Jacksouvi vile. III.
Bank OF Eau C airs, Wisconsin.
Artie Bank, Wisconsin.
They throw ont also the notes Of the
Lagrange Bank. Georgia.
NsrchsDts' Bsnk. MAsoo. Georgia.
They throw out this morning the
Bank Of Elgi0. Ill.
In addition to the above notes on the above
nance d banks, those Of the Bank of Nspervills
and Rseds Bank will be thrown cut by them
this orning.