Banks listed with notes on counterfeit or altered bills
At least a dozen banks including Bank of Cleveland Bank of Circleville Bank of Chillicothe Bank of Massillon and others show marks indicating counterfeit or altered notes. Several entries note no sale failed sale or no purchase by brokers with stars and dashes for status. The list cites bank names locations and scattered annotations about securities and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of Cleveland
Bank of Circleville
H. Lawrence
H. H. Warren
Bank of Chillicothe
Perworr
Bank of Geauga
Painsville
Bank of Gallipolis
Gallipolis
Bank of Hamilton
Hamilton
Bank of Massillon
Massillon
Bank of Mansfield
Mansfield
Bank of Marietta
Marietta
Bank of Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant
Bank of Norwalk
Norwalk
Bank of Sandusky
Sandusky
Bank of Steubenville
Bank of Sandusky Bay
Bank of Wooster
Wooster
Bank of West Union West Union
Bank of Xenia
Xenia
Bank of
Zanesville
Belmont
St. Clairsville
Cincin
Whitewater Canal Co
Clinton Bank
Columbiana
N. Lisbon
New Lisbon
Commercial Bank
Cincinnati
Commercial B’k of
L. Erie
Cleveland
Scioto
Portsmouth
Dayton Bank
Dayton
Exchange Bank Cincinnati
Farmers & Mechanics
Chillicothe
No Sale Farmers & Mechanics
Steubenville
Farmers’ Bank of Canton
Farmers’ Bank of N. Salam Franklin Bank of Columbus
Franklin B’k of Cincinnati
Granville Alexandrian Soc
German Bank of Wooster
Geauga Insurance Co
Haimilton & Rosay
Jefferson Banks
Kirtland Safety Society
Lebanon & Miami
Brig. Co
Expg. Co
Lancaster Ohio Bank
Lancaster
Muskingum Bank Putnam
Manhattan Bank Manhattan Ao
Miami Exporting Co
Conneaut — Mechanics
Saving Institute Columbus Oe Iohio Life Ins. & Trust Co
Owl Creek Bank
Mt Vernon _ Orphans’ Institute Bank Fulton no sale Stark Co. Orphans’ Institute
Fulton _ Urbana Banking Co
Uirbana
Washington Bank
Miamisburg
Western Banking Co
Western Reserve Bank Warren
Westn. Rea. Farms
Brig Co
Brighton
Zanesville Canal & Mans
Ohio Post
Geo. I. Holmes
Mail
Ohio
Lawrenceburg
Indiana
Messrs. Peak and Roberds
Green River
Gen. Pike
Greg
Speech of Mr Woodbury on the Revenue Bill debate
In a Senate exchange with Mr Clay, Mr Woodbury argues that duties on tea and coffee are unnecessary for revenue. He contends expenditures can be trimmed to meet current needs, projecting a surplus with land sales and a smaller loan, and urges exempting tea and coffee while preserving lands. He cites past spends to shrink current costs and warns against inflated projections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay
Kentucky
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Tam
Senate
Treweiry
Will Hepes
Lee Ee
Priate
Gates
Army
Eigil
Ewing
House of Representatives
Civ
Ted
Platfon
Treasury Department
Mr. Calhoun
Cape of Good Hope
Woodsary
Prices and tariffs influence consumer goods and production
The speaker argues that tariffs affect overall prices by shifting costs and that price changes extend beyond tariffed items. He notes capital costs and production advances can lower prices, citing cotton, woollen, and iron as examples. He urges keeping tea and coffee free for the public while safeguarding the Treasury.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Circleville
Eos
Cleveland Circleville
L. Sandusky
Calumhne
Canton
New Salem
Columbus
Granville Wooster
Kirtland
Neosale
James Means
BR. Coffee
D. McGow
Stenrenville
Salto
Harreis Sali
J. Wmechan
Dike & DO
D. McGoowan
Jayne
Crouch
Gee Cavendish
Dike & Dougherty
D. Alegoman
Haldsome
Bonney
Horrice
D. McGowan
Ith
D. McHiowwan
Dn. McGowan
D. Metitin
Metithyy AN. Aly
Levi Garret
Vv 1
Wet eWan
Joly
Peal
Cobo
Sorinson
Sealenmeiile
Ee A
Ee Een’ Wien
Ems
MR. Woodbury
Caer
Hig
Trea
Buchanan
Éome
Si Ives
Fedantion Seton
Axiberti
Wrigat
S. Houmes
Senate of Ohio
Hamilton Co