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United States Notcs.-Our readers are aware, that most of the $5 United States Bank noes which are in circulation, not signed by the President of the Bank at Philadelphia and countersgned by the Casheir. But to the trouble of signing so many notes (of5 and 10 dollars) Branch cheqhes, or what some papers call bills of exchange, are lrawn by the Presidents of the respectire Branches, ad altered by the Cashiers of such Branches respectively these constitute large portion of the United States Bank circulation of the Western country sc.

 This form of their paper has given rst to curious in Cincinnati, at the present sessonofthe Court of Common Pleas for the county. Tht Cincinnati Advertiser says, that Ia person indicted for hav ing in possession counterfeit notes, purpoting to be of the Bank ofthe United States with nte to utter the same. His counsel it appears took exception to the indictment and moved to have it qualhed on the ground that the articles called notes wee not notes, but drafts-that they were not documsnts for the payment of which the Bank was accounabIe they being simply cheques drafts drawn by the Presi- dents of tie Branches upon the principal Cashier at Philadelphia, and no one but the drawer responsible for the payment The case was argued before the judges, and the appeal made to the Court, to have the indictment quashed for this nformaty, but itwas agreed to leave the whole to the jury The trial, therefore, went on, and the prisoner was convicted and sentenced to the pententiary. But his counsel, we have understood have determined to bring the matter before the Supreme Court by writ of error or some other form, with the intention of having the prisoner discharged sent down for new trial. .- Richmond Compiler.