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Georgetown weekly news., 1855-02-08

Gov. OF UTAH-Col. STEPToE, of the e.
S: Army, has been appointed Governor of
Utah Territory. 1t is presumed that in ac-
eepting of this Office, Col. STEProE will re-
sign his commission in the army.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-02-08

THE PER DIEM OF OFFICERS & CLERKS.
The Sacramento Union, gives the follow
ing table, showing the different per diem al
lowed officers and clerks of the Legislature
by the bill passed on Saturday and by the
law now in fOrce.-
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-02-08

WESTERN PRoDUCT-The following,
showing the receipts of the principal articles
of farm produce at Detroit, and brought
over the Michigan Centeral Railroad this
year as compared with last, will be found
INTEREST,"
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-02-08

An extraordinary surgical operation was
lately performed which killed the patient
The physician is doing WELL
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-02-08

TURNING LATHE.-The undersigned begs
leave to inform the citizens of Georgetown
that he is prepared to do all kinds of Turning in
the best manner and at the shortest notice
NJ. A. W00DSIDE.
Georgetown, Oct 10, 1854. l-tf
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-02-08
BLACKSMITH SHOP FOR RENT

THE Blacksmith Shop at the old stand of War
ren & Co., situate on Placer Street below War
ren's Hall. A full set of tools will accompany
it. Apply to NJ. Warren.
Georgetown, Jan. A, 1855. tt II
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-02-08
@tOrgtto@n ANbettistmtnts.
N EV ADA HOUSE.
GEORGETOVVN.
1T. w. NTcNox,

15Ar THE proprietor of this extensive Ho-
IV511SES tel take pleasure in announcing to his
lliSE@7 patrons and the travelling public gener-
H-z71a ally, that his House is still open for the
reception Of Boarders and Travellers. Having
lately improved it with
GOOD BEDS AND BEDDING,
neat and airy Bedrooms, and Private Rooms for
Ladies and Families
The TABLE is furnished with the best in the
market, while the BAR contains a good assort-
ment of LIQUORS and SEGARS.
In addition is a STABLE for the accOmmOda-
ton of Horses and Teams. The Stages for Sac
ramento City arrive and depart from this House
every day-also from Placerville, Kelsey's and
Spanish Flat-rendering it great convenience
to the travelling public
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-02-08
LIVERY STABLE.
WILLIAMS & DE TURK

T~ DESIRE to return their thanks to the
GS citizens of Georgetown and vicinity for
taer liberal patronage, and hope to merit a con-
unuance of the same Horses to be let on rea-
sonable terms. Also, the best of attention given
70 stock left with US bookkeeping.
Oct. 10, 1854. TT
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-02-08
BUSINESS CARDS.

A DAMS & CO., Express Agents, Gold Dust
N Shippers and Bankers, Georgetown. [See
advertisement. l-tf
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-02-08
Llight at HOnac.

The heart that answers not gushingly to
the following description Of an Eden-house
must be depraved indeed =
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Kansas Election.

We have not had time this week TO col.
tcct the facts connected with the recent Kan.
sss election, and to comment upon them, as
we had desired to, and must dismiss the
matter to-day in very few words. II APP
pears from all accounts, that on the day of
the election, ian army of voters went over
The frontier Of Kansas, from Missouri, dis
tributed itself in dctachments among the
different districts, obtained the victory,
elected the pro-slavcry candidates to the
legislature, andcame home again in triumph.
They came back like conqucrins army
to old Rome; their return to the town OF
independence was triumphal entry"
The principle of popular sovereignty,
which we with the democratic party gcncr-
ally Of the north had so earnestly contended
for as the natural right of the people of Kan.
sas, has thus been perverted by base men,
into machine to accomplish their unhal
lowed ends. If the boon is not to inurc "a
the people of Kansas alone, then we have no
hcsitcncy in saying it is worthless and should
be withdrawn.
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CHICAGO & Rock ISLAND r. R.-The great
increase of travel has compelled the supelin
tendcnt of this popular road, to place an.
other daily train upon the track The
trains now leave Chicago as follows:
First passenger train leaves for Rock Isl.
and at 0 A. VI.
Second passenger train leaves for Peoria
at Or. NJ
Third passenger train leaves for Pccris
and Rock Island at ] | Pm.
Passing Ottawa three hours and 45 min
ntcs after leaving Chicago.
The return trains to Chicago pass Ottawa
as follows:
Night train at 12.5NM.
Peoria train at 1850 AN.
Rock Island train at Las p. NJ.
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And at the same time in the second ward,
one alderman instead Of aid NJ. Miller, 4 res.
idcnt of the new 9TH ward.
The council then proceeded TO the cleo
ton ofjudgcs Of election, with the following
result
LIST ward, John F. Blake, l.. b. Dclano,
and Thomas Russell;
2d ward, ]. H. Frcdcnburgh, Henry Green
and u 1hornc;
3D. ward, II. W. Hopkins, F. X. Slack, and
p. X. Leland;
Attn ward, j. L. Skinner, II. W. Gridley,
and Harvey King;
9th ward, Martin Phelps, b. j. Lownsbu'
~, and Q. d. Whitman;
9th ward, John u. Etz, John NJ Quinby
and {. Wagner;
9Th ward, c. Fields, b. Woodbury., and
&. Mace.
The council then adjourned
4. L. CouHTsEY, City Clerk.
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TRANSATLANTIC TELEGRAPII--Th follow
ing Is despatch from Halifax under date of
the 9Th inst.
Previous to the adjournment of the Leg
islaturc, an important charter was granted
to Mr.. Charles Archibald, Messrs Brett, aud
their associates, of London, which is destined
to facilitate the construction of the trans-A
tic electro telegraph, to connect the wires
OF the Nova Scotia company with the sub
marine cable from Ireland We I'M
derstand that the capital necessary for this
gigantic enterprise is already subscribed,
and that the work will be pressed forward
with all possible expedition. The proprie.
tors entertain no doubt of complete success,
and expect to open direct and instantaneous
communication between London and New
York as soon as the fall of 1858
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COR n PLAN Il T. II
RANDALL IL JONES'
IMPROVED DOUBLE CORN PLANTING
MACHINE.

MYTH this machine one man, without team
w can plant from ten to twelve acres per day
with as much ease as one or two by the old mo-
ihod, and far more accurately az Il rops both
rays perfectly.
1t is a simple combination Of sheath and tongue
being struck into the earth as one solid piece -
make 5 holes Of Uniform depth in the soil elects
the required number OF seeds. and drops them as
the tongue rises, leaving the sheath III the earth
asa lining or protection.
The seed Is as gently used as il dropped with
the fingers. The whole is done by simple move
ments OF the hands IN one line downward and up.
ward. There are no springs or joints las in 9th =
ers; wearing in the grit, the sheath and tongue
being al that work IN the ground.
1no rovs can be planted Nth tbiS as fast as
one NTH single maohints. ], only weighs eigh,
pounds. Il will plant any width, depth or mum
Der or kernels required
1t may be struck down without planting. thus
by sinking near the hoes, covering I'd pressln g
down the earth as efiectually a. il done with the
hoe in any land whatever. tbs IS not needed
eIerpt nhen The land is uery ret and hedry
II las taken large number Of preniunS at inlis
Retail price is uniformly $40. Sold Ottawa by
J. G. NArTtNGER,
ST. A. d. BALcONBE.
AGENTS wanted TO canvass every town IN La
Sale county Immediately. Call upon. OF addfe =
81. A. ID. Bacomb-, agent, at the Farnam House,
or, If you fail tosee either of the above address
RANDALL g. JOKES, Rocktoo,
apnI IA 3ts WiDaebSeo CO.. us
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CHICAGO PREss.--Thc Chicago Democratic
Press comes to us to-day in an entire new
dress making it by all odds, the handsom-
est, as it always has been one of the very
abest of the Chicago dailies. None but
those who have had a thorough schooling in
the business can realize the amazing amount
of labor, mental and physical, that is re.
- soy y"v. siiect as the
Chicago Press. The world from China to
California is rakcd for news, and not the
minutest item is suffered to escape, while its
columns at the same time teen with able
and profound essays on every conceivable
subject of public Importance, requiring an
amount talent which few have any concep.
ton Of
We arc debtor to the entire Chicago press
in a hundred ways, and to none more than
the Democratic Press We depend upon
them for all our news, and a liberality by
which we believe the daily press of no other
city is characterized, they all award TO us a
free exchange. We know that in all their
business relations their conduct is marx |
by the same high toned libcraity. Although
differing widely with most of them in pol.
tics, we never permit ourselves to doubt the
sincerity or sterling integrity Of such MEN.
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An ACCESSION TO THE CHICAGO BAI.-We
arc gratiiied to announce that Judge T. L.
DIcKgY of ottawa, has taken up his resi-
dence in this city for the purpose of engag.
ing in the practice Of his profession. 1t has
been our good fortune to enjoy an intimate
acquaintance with Judge DIcSEY for nearly
twenty years, and better lawyer, an ADLER
or more faithful advocate, u more generous,
warm.hcarted friend, or more courteous
gentleman we have never known. We re.
gard him as valuable acquisition to our city.
both in the capacity ola citizen and pro-
fessional man Of large experience and fine
ability. Judge DicKEy, as will be seen by
the card Of the firm, has formed partner.
ship with Messrs. Mather & Taft, old and
popular practitioners Of this city.-Uhicngo
Press.
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CANAL CLAlMs.-The commissioners ap.
pointed under the recent act Of our legisla-
ture to hear and determine in reference to
claims against the state arising out of the
construction Of the Illinois and Michigan
canal, meet as will be noticed by an advcr-
tisement in our columns, at Springfield on
Monday We understand it is not intended
to hear oral testimony at this meeting, but
to examine the proofs on file, and to arrange
the claims in order, with view to their
more minute investigation at meeting to
be held on the line of the canal.
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PAGE Il BAcoN.-Thc second suspension
oil this Banking House in st. Louis was an.
nounced ten days ago. The rcverscs in Cal.
iiorna brought on this second crash. The
firm have now made an assignment to Daniel
hoadIey, Of all treasure and property which
has been forwarded to New York for them
between the 10th of March and the 9th of
April, to pay in full all drafts drawn from
the 9th to the 10th of March, these parties
having come forward to aid them in rcsum.
ing business, and with the surplus, other
drafts to be paid pro ruto. IN.
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Ottaua frte Traotr
OTTAWA, APRIL II. 1876.

The indisposition and absence Of one Of
our hands, and an unusual outdoor pressure
upon our attention, has deprived ms Of near
" all means of cdiorializing this week.
We shall he differently circumstanccd here
after. There are several subjects upon
which we had intended to enlarge, but the
world itself must occasionally succomb to
an uncomfortable concentration of circum-
stances and cxigcncics.
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TIE NEW York LIQUOR Law PASSED.
Tuesday evening last the Temperance Bill
so long before the Senate Of the State Of New
York, passed that body after an animated de.
bate, by vote Of 81 to II.
This bill, which has passed through such
long and severe struggle, was drawn up
by committee appointed by the Temper.
ance convention held at Auborn last Septcm-
Der. 1t is in some points (more particularly
in the part relating to the method of search
modified from the bill of last winter vetoed
by Gov. Seymour, yet it is in essential par
ticulars the same.
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New Side Walk.

Notice is hereby given that petition will
be presented to the city council Of the city
Of Ottawa, on Tuesday evening 18th April,
1856, for plank side walk on the east side
of Clinton street, from Main street to Supe-
rior street. All persons interested therein,
will please take notice and govern themselves
accordingly. I. X. COURTNEY,
April II, 1866. city Cierh
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SOMETHING ron THE CuRlors--A WHITE
PRAIRIE CHICKEN! Our young friend d. NJ.
Crabb, northeast of this place, recently
captured alive, srhito prairie ,tom,. It is
truly curiosity, having a pure rhite coat,
and resembling in all other features, our
common prairie chicken. As this new Wis.
liant seemed somewhat lonesome being
alone and confined, a partner was brought
him, and he now struts and crows as Justify,
as though he was "lord Of all Inc SURVEYS"
We think that this singular bird, will puzzle
the thinking faculties ofour. modern ornithol.
ogists, --WDoaough Ind. 40
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At least one.fifth of the whole number of
sheep in this section have died from the scar.
rity of the winter and scarcity of provcnder.
An unprecedented number of cattle have
also persisted the past winter. Hay is ycry
scarce and high. In this county hay com.
mands from So to $40 per ton, and in tho
middle portions Of the State from $l5 to $40
nor ton
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MARRIED--In this city, on the evening
of,he 10th, by Rev. Cogshcll Mr.. b. STEVENS,
of Bristol, and Miss NJ. j. SowDER, Of Ottawa.
The above notice was accompanied by a
liberal quantity of delicious cake, for which
the fair bride has our grateful thanks.
MARRIED-In EnriviIl-. March 18th, by ID.
Barber Esq RUSSELL Bti-.. Esq to Mrs ELIZA
f. fETrERPLACE, all oiE,rlville.
On the 9th inst at the residence Of Hon.
b. e. Cook, by Rev. N. X. Whit,lesey, Mr..
JonS SPIcga Of the state of New York. Ia
Miss MARY daughter Of Rev. Chauncy Cook
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Latcr-.Arriyai Of the Washington.

...H. new 1Ofk, Aprll IL.
The steamship Washington with four
days later news from Europe is coming up
the bay.
The Wanna Conference is unsatisfactory.
The allies propose conditions disagreeablc
to Russia
The Washington arrived at her dock a.
bout half past seven o'clock with 1870 pas
sengcrs. ... Ia
Odessa advises to the oath state that the
Russians, in spite of repeated attacks, main
tanned their positions and their guns play
upon the lines and part of the camp.
The weather continued vcy fine.
The advanced batteries of the British were
making considerable progress.
According to dcserters information, the
news of the Emperors death had not been
promulgated ut Sebastopol. . ..t
Prospects for converting Sinopc into n
port and erecting extensive land and sea for
thca,ions at Sebastopo were considered ia.
vorablc by the British Government.
| Omcr Pascha arrived at the allied camp
on the 1Ith.
On the 18th the Russians opened fire from
the heights of Balaklaya. The English as.
sisted by Gen. Knows, routed them,
On the 18th the Russians attacked the
whole line of the Allies and were driven
back with great loss. ...,..
d. The alliance between SARDINIA and The
Porte was signed ON the 14th. - -
Preparations continued 70 no male nj Oon
stantinople 10 receive N,noloon ''
In the meantime both Emncror and rm
press are to visit Queen Victoria on the l6tl
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GREAT RAILROAD EXoURsIoN.-Wo some
time since stated that the members of our
Legislature had been invited by the dircc-
tors Of the Illinois Central Railroad Compa.
many Ia an av""-..:--- ----- - g. 'V""' III
May next. If the following from the St.
Paul Pioneer of the 2Sth ult be correct, the
invitation and excursion are much more ex-
tensive than we supposed:
ave learn from letter received by the
last mail, that the Illinois Central Railroad
Company are engaged in making prcpara-
ton for Railroad excursion, on scale sur
passing that Of last summer 1t is intended
to come off May next, on the completion of
the Illinois Central Railroad to Dunlcith, OPP
posite Dubuque. Three thousand invita-
tons are to be issued-the rout Of tie excur-
sion to be on the Company's roads from
Chicago to Cairo, thence to the Northern
Mississippi terminus at Dunlcith, and thence
by steamer TO st. Paul. ...
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REVISING THE BIBLE.-An organization
that has been some three years in existence,
commenced its third anniversary yesterday
morning. Its object We believe is to revise
the bible, as it is ayerrcd that the union of
the different sects can never be accomplished
until they all read the bible alike. r.
Every one must foresec the almost end
less difficulties that will meet these gentle.
men in the outset of their movement, in as.
signing to each word rendering perfectly
satisfactory to the prc.conccived scctarian
notions of the representatives Of every sect.
The English language is perpctually under.
going changes and notifications of different
kinds. New words are substituted for old
ones, and new expressions arc arising
from local causes, and those changes, modi.
fcations and introductons must continue to
60 on. If the translators expect, therefore,
to keep pace with these verbal revolutions,
they will in order to adapt their bible ia
current comprehension, be forced to reduce
it to an annual like the Boston Almanac. or
q monthly like presbury's Detector-
| Louis Mirror
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If small boy be called lad, is II prone,
to call n bigger boy laddcrf

The N. Y. Tribune quotes the delphic or
acle in relation . Louis Napolcon's projec,
Of going to the Crimca; "lf Crusus does
pass the Hays, he will destroy a great en-
pre- The Inference is, not that the Rus
sian Empire will be IT. danger, but that ''ths
nephew Of his uncle" had better look out for
breakers at home,
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JOLIET ELEcrroN,-Thc election in Joliet
on saturday resulted in the choice of the
anu hnow'Nothins ticket by decisive ma
jority. ....,
N D"Ellwood was chosen Mayor, and A.
c. Van Aukcn, Marshall.
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ST. Louis ELECTION The election of May.
or IN st. Louis on Monday last, resulted as
follows; King, 4,2l6; Lightner denton
Democrap a,lls; Hogan. (Whig) 2,O32.--
King was not heard Of as a candidate until
the day ofclection, and it is thought that
ubiquitous invidual "Sam," chad finger in
the pic"
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The San Francisco Chronicle regards the
stories about gold discoveries upon Kern
River as mainly Oft humbugcous character.
The fact that no dust from that region
has been brought into San Francisco seems
to confirm this view of the matter
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Prairie Lind for Snlc.

OD0 ACRES OF strictly prairie land, situated
DIV in sec p, town 81, rnnge A, II miles south
OF O.tawa, one mile from timber, and three from
Goa beds. Ii is surrounded by improved farms.
aud has good stock water. II forms ridge Of
land, one mile slopng TO the south It will be
sold for cash or on time, or exchanged tor lmpro-
we'd real estate in Ottawa. X. l.. GRIZZLY.
Ottawa anil If ls55-tf
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DlED-Ofold age, at the residence Of Mrs
Danforth, in this city, on the 10th inst,
James Smith, aged 50 years Mr.. s. was
born in Virgin in l776, and removing thence
when young, resided in Pennsylvania until
1916 when he emigrated to Peoria, in this
state, whence recently he came to Ottawa.
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NEW ORIrANs Anril

Lexington has won his match. lie ran
four miles in seven minutes and three quar-
ter seconds.
The telegraph for the press, received last
night, states the time differently and is,
most probably correct. 1t was extraordn-
airy time however, min lol secondhand
is still the greatest running upon record.
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CHICAGO AND Rock ISLAND RAIrRoAp-
The earning, Of this road for the month of
March were s93, o37 o., against $74, 6s4 20
for the corresponding month of last year
Increase Sls,358 a. 1- lH''.
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Last Saturday morning, ut Dunlicth, in
this county a wrctched, a German shoema.
ker murdered his wife in the most shocking
manner, by cutting her in pieces. He Is
now in our jail awaiting the action of justice.
---Gdtend Gds, 10Th.
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Socrates, when asked his opinion Of the
king Of Persia, and whether he Judged him
happy, replied "hc could not tell what to
think Of him; because he knew not how
much he was furnished with virtue and learn.
ing" |
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Dwelling for SaIC,

4 HOUSEand 4 lots well fenced with Osagc
n Orange hedge on three sides. q fine collec-
ton OF fruit trees, grape vines and shrubbery,a
good cellar under the house, and an exceen, we'll
OF water. Situated west Of the side-cut, within
Is minutes walk OF the court house
For sale cheap for cash Apply TO
Ottawa april II, l555-2n' ). FREEMAN.
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Farm for Sale.

VNhc subscriber offers for sale his Farm, ST.
i tua,ed in the town OF .Nanlius, Lasalle coun-
~, three miles north OF MarseiIles, and eight mirs
east OF Ottawa and within three miles Of the cana
and railroai and on diFectfoad TO Ottawa, con-
tanning 200 acres, 30 acres under good fence, so
acres under the pow, and 10 acres OF timber.
The land is all in one body There are three good
springs thereon that never fail and a comfortable
log house q youn, bearing orchard, and ten acres
ofwheat on the ground ANY person wishing to
purchase y i'll p.ease call and see Tor themselves.
Terms reasonable. sp 10 DAVID LoRIHG.
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Guardians Sale of Real Estate.
GreH .iuraction,

DY virtue OF n decreeientered by II G Cotton
ID udge OF the county court Of La Sale county
and state OF Illinois, AT the March term, 1855, on
the application Of Benjamin F HELEN, Guardian
of Isabella VI VI MAXIM infan, heir OF John r.
". NJ Maxim, deceased. will sell al public ven
due on the 25th day May next, on the premises.
the following tract OF land lying in said La Sale
county, and described and knownas the uest halls
Of the northeast quarter Of section 35 in To,ra-
ship 80 north, Of Range Beast, containing 80 Acres
This tac, OF and IS well improved, pleasantly
situated, and very desirable location T farm
er, and but few miles from the s,y Of Ottawa.
All persons desiring choice taTm will do we'll
to examine SAID premises be fore the day Of sale.
This farm will be sold Tor cash, or OH credit
to be determined on before the day OF sale by said
guardian, subject to the widows dover
BENJAMIN +. ilELLEy, Guardion.
HOLSTER Cavalry, sos. april IA,
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EIANk OF OTTAWA

SIGHT EXCHANGE AND DRAFTS on
New York, Boston, Chicago, St. Louis. and
Philadelphia. Also, on England Scotland and
Ireland, IN sums OF one pound sterling. and up
wards, and LONDON drafts, available in Ger
many and France.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITES.
GOLD AND SILVER COIN bought and sold
at current rates.
Collections made in oil parts Of this state.
Foreign md domestic bills ofekchange, drafts,
and certificates ofdeposit bought and sold. al the
highest cfirrenira nui9 Geo. s. FISHER, cash
On and after Monday, January s;h, 1855, this
bank will be open from $ A. ". to ~ VI, and
-trUru +. 1t. 10 T.. n. January 6.