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Auditors Notice.

EN the matter of the sale of the real estate of
Z Daniel Christie, on motion NJ. Hasson appoin-
ted Auditor to distribute the proceeds among the
creditors.
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APpE rs.

fHfAkE NOTICE. that the appeals will be held
Il for Cambria county, for the year 1856, as
follows, 10 wit:
Allegheny township, at School House No. in
said township, on Monday, the 1Sth day Of Feb
ruary next
Ciearfeld township, at the house of John H.
Douglass in said township, on Tuesday, the 18th
day Of February next.
White township, at School House No in said
township, on Wednesday, the 20th day Of Febru-
ary next.
Chest township. at the School House near r.
J. Proudfoot's, on Thursday, the 2lst day Of Feb
ruary next
Susquehanna township, at the hopse of Matthew
Conrad in said township, en- Friday the 2:t day
of February next.
Carroll township, at the 5 hool House IN Car
roltown il said township, Saturday the 23d
day of February next.
Biackl!ck township, at the house of Adam Aea-
kin in Belsaao, OF Monday tie 18th day Of Feb
Tuary next.
Nun-ter township. at the house of
in said township, on Tuesday the 2oth day
Of February next.
Washington township. at the School House near
the Foot Of Plane No in saidtownship, on We'd
nesday the 9th day of February next.
Summitvie borough. at the School House iu
said borough, on Thursday the 2sth day Of Feb
ruary next.
Loretto borough, at the School House in said
borough, OH E44'-"y tL-S ZGtI dag OI NSbIudis
next.
Ebensburs borough, at the Court House in said
borough, on Thursday the 18th day Of MarcE.
next.
Cambria township, at the Court House in Eb-
oH.burg. on Friday the 14th day Of March next.
Summerhill township, at the School House in
Jefferson IN said township, On Monday the 18th
day of March next.
Eichland township, at the house of Jacob kring
in said township, Tuesday the 18th day Of
March next.
Conemaugh No 8. at the School House near
Singers il Conemaugh township, on Wednesday
the 18th day of March next.
Conemgugh borough, at School House NJ. ] il
said borough, on Thursday the Goth day Of March
next.
Johnstown borough, at the Mansion House in
said borough, on Friday the 2lst day Of March
next
Conemaugh No. /, at the School House, in
Cambria city, in Conemaugh township, Oh Satur-
dap the 22d day Of March next.
Concmaugh No. >, at the School House near
John Hedrck, Esq, in Conemaugh township, on
Monday the oath day of March next.
jackson township, at the house Of Henry Ra-
ger in said township, On Tuesday the 25rh day Of
March next.
JOHN II. DOUGLASS, !
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D b IS DE COUNTY AND
STATE F..O3i COLLECTORS.
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NDIaGE.

FsNHE undersigned having disposed Of their
D stock and business to VIM. Il. Gardner &
Co., would hereby notify all persons indebted to
them by note, book account or judgment, that the
same must be paid Immediately. The books will
be left at the cd stand until the 18th Of February
next, where those interested will do well to csl!
6. I. LLOYD - co.
Jefferson, Jan. o, 1856.
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4 true extract from the record GER
TxE&M fled January 23d 4. .. 1856.
PNN MILTON ROBERTS, Pro.
Tne I 'nmissiouer above namej hereby t.-.-
notice To all interested, that he win attend to the
iuties Of the above appointment, at his Office, in
Eoens6ur.. on Monday, the Ieth day Of Lar5i
next, st seven o'clock. p. n
4. Q. NI-LLIN, Comm'r
Ebenshurg. Jan. %, l85G-3t
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NJ SUTLIFF would again inform the citi-
4 Ee zans OF Ebensburg and ail tie rest Of
mankind, that he will again visit this place. with
large collection Of Books at the next iern Of
Court.
December &c, 1855.
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i'oi-''9''''Lt A~'-o N'f|'i
i I5T OF GRAND JURORS to serve at March
d 4 Sessions. Io5t.
JOIN j. --.le, t.,sc-,-at H-ls u, James ".
Adams, James --s.-r- Augustine,
adams, IeJC4 3I. u e.., joan
Bradley, Pat tx % D-.-.., james
Cover, Jacob Owens, Charles
Custer, Epnraim Powell. James
Dunlap, Joseph Stevens john
DUug glass, James Swank, James n.
Egln, John Tickerhoof, Henry
Flick, Charles Tesh, Frederick
Flick, Francis Ieeter, John
Houck, Joseph Weaver, Emanuel
list OF TRAVERSE JURORS TO serve at
l. March Term, 1886.
FIRST WEEK.
Alexander, r. S. Hoover, John B.
Angus, Abraham Hay, T. ".
Broo2baHk, John Itci, John
BendOn Henry James, David J.
DilestciR, Charles James, Thomas 7.
Buck, John kuster, Frederick
Byers, Abraham King, Conrad
Blddleman, john Little, Edward
Barnes, Charles McConauShy, James 2.
Bender, Jacob Leayy, Michael
Cree George Mciride john
Cubaugh, Daniel Mcconnell, francis
Douughe, Patrick Mckenzie, >El.es-cr
Diver, C1rneas Plumncr, E t-tI
Davis, james j. PeGJn. y lhn
e der, Richard PruUd;.ut, u. j.
Edwards, Robert Pringe. John
Forsyth, John Riley, john
Ficlzes, George Ream, Elias
Farren, Daniel S5rayer, Adam
Foster, Henry Shoup, Michael
Gallagher, George w. Sinclair, Gordon
Gougheuour, SdInI d. Thomas, Jacob
Gilman, Jacob Wagner, NJ. ID.
SECOND WEEK.
Ashcraft, Richard Jr. Hogue, Joseph
Brallier, Daniel S. Haynes, Napoleon
Baldwin, Joseph Hoffman, David
Benton. John Hawk, George
Barnicle, John King, Samuel
Cobaugh, Paul kneppcr, John Jr.
Costeiou, James Luther, Levi
Carl, Casper Longenecker, A. r.
Cohick, Levi B. Maxim, Adam
Callahan, Amos Nipps. John
Clark, Demetrius !. Orr. William
Callan, Thomas O'Friel. Francis
Dawson, Jerome Parrish, Edward
Everhart, John Paul, Isaac
Evans, Isaac Piper. w. *.
Evans, Morris J. Ramsey, James
Evans, Evan r. Is. NJ Sharp, John
Flanagan. John Singer, Jacob
Fulmer, John Slick. John
Fresh. John Settlemoyer, George
Gill. Joseph Shorten, John
Galbraith. James Warner, John
Garman, William Walters, Henry
GLASS; William Farabaugh, Augustine
Ebensburg. Jan %. 1856.
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$3.50 81 S., ,926 80

1896 larnes Doyle, Allegheny township, 81 10
Enoch Reese. BLscklicd - rs so
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gosgce to Tre.dasseers.

TRESSPASSERS are warned not to drive
| through. or lag down fences on my farm, or
they viii bs dealt with according 70 law.
THOMAS KAYLOR.
na-cv,La % IS55
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RECEIPTS s. EXPENDITURES

Os Oaus5rta C5oity from tie 1871 day Of Jqrsssa-
~, 4. d. 1856, to the LEI! day Of January, 4.
2 1886
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y o ", m IN q a. q Il

Denr Comet-In The common re-
cepticle OF al manner Of falsehoods-
the public press, I find the following
slanderous item, which you will oblige
me 10 nail 1t once to the counter,
before it gets extensively circulated,
to our prejudice:
3" Hoops are hegining TO be regard
ed with suspicion in New York, where
it has been discovered that female shop
l'f'ers wear, under their ample skirts.
sacks fully a yard square, and suspend
ed around their waists by bed cord
This is the receptacle oftheir theft pro-
ceeds."
No donbt sir, that some "fo'ked
rad'sh,' claiming to be gentleman,
is the author Of the above SANDER ON
the institutions Of our sex. Pray
sir, anal USE the claims to truth, which
the above paragraph presents. How
could any gentleman know that female
"shopliiters, .as he calls them, secre'e
stolen goods in this manner and how
could he know that, they nre fully a
yard square Why sir he should be
Immediately arrested. and put to the
iu1uisito,ial rack, as an accomplice to
the greatest Of all crime, in the eye Of
a Just worId-Petit Larceny. But
sir, the report is false, false as the
man who utters it, il untrue, and for
TINS ! ask yon, in the name of the
suffering fragment Of The weaker part
of humanity, TO hammer it out, ms a
f|at and unqualified imposition Hoops
sir, ar" cool hoops are comfortable
hoops ave chaS'e aud respectable = un-
less the wind gets under them, and
then the responsibility Of its action is
shifted to the shoulders Of Mr.. Boreas.
Woman, though the weaker vessel !,
vet she has some inalicnaf)e rights
left, upon which The eland"rons hand
of man must not shoH not be laid.
As you are the only editor, in this
latitude, who dare take our part,
against the iron rule Of tyranny pub
lish this, and whilst it goes forth to
the utmost confines Of the universe in
the very bead of the Comet, allow mo
in behalf OF the down troddcp, to ten
der you the thanks of
CYNTHIA, who is one
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An Hour A DAy.-Andrew John

An Hour A DAy.-Andrew John
son, the precedent Governor Offences
see, at the age Of forty vas a journey
man tailor, and could neither read or
write. Sensible Of his Ignorance, he
made his wife read to him while he
was at work and she at leisure. An
hour each day sh" taught him his let
tiers and the use of his pen. He con-
startly improved his one hour every
day, although very poor and not able
to spare the time, and little over two
years ago, at the age Of forty, he was
elected Governor, of Tennessee, by a
large majority.
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q A letter from Vienna mentions
the death, o. the 18th ult., Of Baron
Sina, the banker, who was one Of the
largest lasded proprietors and one Of
the richest men in that part of the
world, The deceased, who was seven
ty-three years Of age, is said to have
left property to the enormous amount
.6f 40, 900, 900 forms (s2O,OOO,0OO>
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WHY Nor SuccEssrua-Thc young
mechanic or clerk mar,ics and takes
house, which be proceeds to furnish
twice as expens'vely as he can afford,
and ,her his wife, instead of taking
hold to help him to earn a livelihood,
by doing her own work, must have a
hired scrvant'o help her spend lis Inn
tied earnings Ten years af'erwar1
you will fud him struggling under a
double load Of debts and children,
wondering why the lack was always
against him while bis friends regard
his unhappy dcs'l'u'ion Of financial
ability. Had they from the first been
frank and honest he need no' have been
50 nn'ucky. The world is full Of peo-
ple who can't imagine why they don't
prosper like their neighbors. when
the real obstacle is not in banks or
tariffs, in bad public policy tor hard
time, but 10 their own extrava gance
and needless ostentation.
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Kansas meetings continue to be held

Kansas meetings continue to be held
by the Northern fanatics. Detroit
has raised $4,000 to aid the free
State men. and Chelsea, Mass, $500
for the same purpose. The Hartford
lines wishes to know whether money
will keep the free State from retreat
ing when the pro-slavery men 90 at
them
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AMoRous FlREAMs In Newcastle, Pa,
Samuel Cannon, has been fined ten dollars
for kissing Rebecca Ross, against her will
On paying the fine and costs, Cannon was
discharged. We suppose he was loaded
with grape" at the time Of the occur
renee
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CoNNEcTlcrr | ,SITED STATES SENA.

VONNFNTICIT I NITED MATES SENA-
1on.--We Supreme Jmlgeship :
Hartford, June I The Senate Of this
State have revoked their action in cleo
ting Hon. Jas. Dixon. United States
Senator, in consequence Of the House
not appointing Ex-Governor Dutton,
Supreme Judge. as had been antici-
pated by the Senate. The matter is
to be further debated on Tuesday pex',
to which date the Senate stands adj
journed.
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bio Notice.

PRISONS holding Policies in The Afu,mnl LfEs
/"sn,"nce Company, NJ Ne,o Erk, Of which the
undersigned has been the Agent for Baton Rouge,
VIII hereafter remit the amount Of their premiums
IA they salS due 10 the agent Of the Company,
in New Orleans, Mr.. THOMAS A. ADAMS
Junel Its GEO. A. PIKE
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SEVERE SENrE>cE.--Three men
convicted at Tolcahuana, Chill. of set
ting fire to the ship George Washing
ton, of New Bedford, Mass, received
one hundred lashes each, and were
sentenced to the chain gang for thirty
years.
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ramiIy Hrooariaai

A GOOD supply on hand, to which I
n would solicit the attention Of my old
'r'ends--new ditto. Terms and pri. Is as
moderate as any JOSHUA BEAI.
DRANl-Fresh Bran from Young Ann
- erica Mills, on hand and for sale BY
lnne2O. JOSHUA BEAL.
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LtcHr ARTILLERY We SEQ with
pleasure, that our contemporary and
friend in Lafayette, calls for meeting
Of persons at his office, favoring the
formation Of a light artillery company,
in this city. The notice says the
company is to be composed Of twenty
men.
"rhe uniform will be neat, light
and cheap, consisting Of black panta-
looms and rcd flannel shirt. The times
are sadly out Of joint, and we should
be prepared for any emergency. a
military friend has promised to drill
the company for us during its infancy"
A very good movement, and in the
right direction. We mean no dispar-
agemen. in this. to the "BIoody Elev-
enth," Tho town is barracaded with
an impenetrable line, when Eleventh"
can be marsha|ed into battle array {;
but it is fixed proposition in the phil
osophy ofhydranl;cs, that large bodies
move slowly Hence the necessity of
the Capitals having some one or more
volunteer companies. Here are the
Barracks to protect , for half the
time Uncle Sam has scarce enough
men stationed. to keep ont the rats
and bats. Then on the other hand,
we have the P'n'tentiary In the
contemplated Instruction there the
other day, when the building was on
fire, the Eleventh" it is true, was
we'll represented by squad under
Con Hcale, but before they could be
brought into line. the danger was over.
A|ack the day. In years past ere
the fgura'lvc plan assumed the pro
portions of n place, we had two mill
'ary companies. Then we use TO have
Eighth Of .Januarics and Fourth OF
jules; but. they have all gone now.
The music Of the scrpants. and things
has all been blown out the gray fan
tailed coats have been eaten by the
moth, and the tooth Of time, has posi-
lively changed some of the heroes, Of
that day, into dust. Where is the
records Of the meeting Of the Band ?
Where the history to tell Of the day,
when the Grcys, and tho Chasscurs,
were expected to meet in mortal com
bat in Lafayette, and all Red Stick,
was shaken to its centre. Alas, the
great deeds Of hat glorious day, are
fast fading from the memory Of the
Oldest inhabitant and when they do,
then will they be lost forever.
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Serp A CARp.-ueutlemen should
never be without cards. The prac-
tice Of the past two centuries is the ar
eu'neut to be used in support Of the
institution and the necessity for them,
is mere apparent now, than at any
former period. A Gentleman now
may write very scholarly hand Of
pcthcoks, for letter, and when he
comes to his own autograph, will
make such 'grond .four'sh' as tho
French call it, that no living inter
prefer Of the h'ereglyphics Of Thebes,
or the scratchings Of the Az'ics, can
tell what it is. A lawyer should new
or be without his cnrd-for more rea-
sons, than because they can be had at
"three and holf" thousand, He
may loose case by not having his
card. out Of which he might realize
enough to pay for ten thousand cards.
Thus. the .fecit Of Hazel Brown, Atty.
at Law, might be taken Cor = Green
Smith, rs readily as for his own proper
sign manuel A commercial house
should never write a letter without en-
closing card, because nearly all we
wot Of, are similarly situated with the
firm Of ISLAM Bang h Co.." who
have studied sundry tlourishes Of semi
circles, ovals, and oblongs, which they
throw about the firm in order to make
the name hard to counterfeit. Not
that Slam 4 Bang would loose any
thing by the counterfeit because it is
= we'll known point Of law, TO the
youngest Phi|istine Of all. that the
genuine concern is never held respons-
iblo for the base counterfeit Il were
as just to hold tho vvritable old Dr.
Jacob, responsible for the spurious
molasses and water of s. II Town
send, which everybody knows, m,N
burst tho bottles.
Have cards gentlemen; send them
of literally, and when they get out,
go to the printing office whose politics
do not offend you. and get more Of the
same kind.
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Suenss'on Of j. W. Fowler, ds,eosed.
STATE OF LOrISlANA-Secon Dis.
trict Cont Of the Parish of Orleans
Ia the matter Of the Minors Of J. W.
Fowler. decd - No-l.
by VIRTUE ola commission, issued
- IN the above. and 10 me directed
from the Hon Second District Court, in
and for the Parish Of Orleans. and State
aforesaid will by vi'tne Of said commits
sion, offer at public sale, in front of the
Court House door Of this Parish, in the
city Of Baton Ronge, on
MONDAY. the 21st day Of July, 1854.
at ! ! o'clock, A. NJ, Of said day, the proper
~ hereinafter setforth a,~s described, be-
longing to the succession Of Joseph W.
Fowler. late Of said Parish, deed TO wit:
Lots Nos 4, s, 6 and = Of square No 10,
all having front Of sixty teet by one hum
dred and twenty feet in depth Lot No.
3, in square No As, having a front Of sixty
ieet, by one hundred and twenty feet in
depth Also, Lot NO. 3, in square No. 20,
having font OF sixty feet by one hun
dred and twenty in derth all Of the above
Lots are situated in that part Of the Citvcf
Baton Rouge, laid ont by the late Es.:Y,e
Beauregard
On the following terms and conditions,
10 Wit
One third CASH. and thu balance on a
credit Of one and two Yeas from the day
OF sale. with mortgage retained on The lots
sold Unit the full and final payment Said
notes 10 bear eight per cent i terest from
maturity until paid aud nede payable at
the Parish Recorders Office, in The City
Of Baton Rouge. II. V. BARIN.
June 19-7ts-w. Sheriff.
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\ Docs. TAKE FRIENDLY ADVICE
War has been declared on you The
City Marshal and bis assistant have
been ordered to kill you, witlou,
question. Collars will not save you
II you would take friendly advice and
20 into the country, until Sirius your
unlucky star, passes over, then You
might escape. But no, in this respect,
you are much like your relative pro-
noun, man. You prefer to stay in the
crowded thoroughfares, and indulge in
all the intemperancc and vice Of the
town. when the country with its balmy
atmosphere, and sweet breath Of the
south. invites to ease and contentment,
Strange infatuation. The fire fly is at
tracted by the light Of The candle, and
although he has been in" and had his
wings singed-a although he secs his
friends and relatives all strewn about.
dead, and in dying agonics, yet he
cannot be made to break away; but
must stay and enter madly into the
jaws Of death. Would that society
could do without large cities and one
horse towns, then there would be no
need Of the annual visits Of epidemic
messengers Of death, to wipe out the
accumulating offensive account, Of sin
against heaven.
Go into the country. dogs; or stay
and go into the capacious receptacle
the tomb Of the Capulets,' where
dogs Of all character horses, mules,
monkeys, and asses, are mixed up to-
gether, occupying all space and no
space. Dogs, withdraw your caudle
appendages from mid-air and leave
town, for DOW that your day has come
the only day you have in the year,
when people are afraid to kick YOU
you are to be killed by law.
@ Motto the advertisement Of JAMES
opAM. today
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At New Orlesns Priossi
= CASES Lscour Matches, best quality.
- For sale at New Orleans prices.
Iune2O. JOSHUA BFAL.
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Il" Engineers Il the Fire Department
or IA TDN ROTCE

A $ AGENTS Of the Manufacturers. we
~ offer at Factory prices INDIA RUB
BIER BETTING, HOSE and PACKING.
Also, Oak tan'd stitched and cemented
Leather Betting
Description as follows:
3py India Rubber Betting, from 2 TO 10
inches 4 ply India 9 /" G 10 20
Hydrant Honse India Rubber / 10 u
inches, Warranted 70 stand pressure ot IS
HIS IN sqr. inch locomotive Il Fire En-.
CINE India II Hose y to 3; warranted to
stand pressure Of rs lbs 70 sqr inch Pure,
Plain and Mixed Packing by the H. Oak
Iand., Stocked, and Cemented Leather
Betting, from 2 to 20 inches wide.
n orders for the abcve goods filed at
shortest notice and fully guaranteed by
lnnl7 BARBEE & BENJAMIN.
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Spfrial Notirfs
60 REWARD.

RANAWAY from the undersigned. on tho
A. morning Of the 18th inst, the boy
GEORGE, aged about 10 years, s feet 81
inches high, Of yellow color. He has .
scar on his right arm. J. J. ODOM,
june20-3ts. Tailor.
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O0e -, Ctf0StMg FOelR ne,
L1NfEl LlMEif
WITHOUT regard to emolument /"
Received and to BE- received"
1000 Barrels Western Rock Limel
None Genuine /" unless purchased of
iune20-y. JOSHUA BEAL.
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CRACKEkSl-Fresh Soda Butter and
~ Boston Crackers, at retail or by pack
age, by june2Ol JOSHUA BEAL.
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HALF VoTrs. There has been
much speculation as to the meaning of
the halt votes recorded in the proceed
ings OF the Cincinnati Convention
The Buffalo Commercial lldrcytiwy
explains the matter ~ follows: We
presume this apparently queer result
was arrived at in this under the
rule upon which the convention was
constituted. every State had twice as
nnny delegates as it was entitled ,o
cast votes New York, for instance
having rty-livc votes in her epctori-
al college, was represented by seventy
delegates in the conven'i"n--thi,'y five
softS, and the sam NUMBER of hards
Every delegate in The convention was
therefore entitled to half a vote, and
no more. When any individual dele
gate differed from his colleagues. and
desired to manifest his independence,
in the most signal manner, he voted
alone, or IN opposition to majority Of
them, and his vote was designed by
the figure ]
THE FREE STATE HoTEl. AT LAW
KENcE.-Thc FREQ State Hotel was
built aud owned by the Emigrant Aid
Society, it was built for fort lis
walls extended three and half feet.
above the roof, with four port holes on
each sid, large enough to admit the
mouth ofan eighteen Founder. These
port holes were bid from view by a
thin coat of rlas'eriug, that could be
easily knoe keel vut. This statement
says, the Lecomp:on Union. can be
verified by several hundred witnesses.
hnnsas U9roM.
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Liquor.l
on BARRELS EXTRA WH1SKEY.
~ ~ Quarter Cask Domestic Brandy
Just received and FIR sale by
June2O. JOSHUA BEAf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-06

BANK OF FLoErNcE.-A corrcsroE-
dent, recently a resident If this city, in
Writing 10 " from Nebraska, says that he
.sslw a sign over wiadow of the hotel,
marked "Ihc Bank of Florence" and had
the curiosity to go in TO see etc:
We give this "a one Of the evidences Of
the rapidly and energy OF develop ment of
the tre,seid,us forces at work in the West.
Towns, cities, village, spring up as by
magic. People DO not, and in their haste
will not wait for the construction Of ele.
CANT buildings, before commencing ia BUSH
ness, bu: throw up and occupy Temporary
,hantice, to serve them until more cndurin :
structures ca4 be erected. Messrs Cook x
Sargent have contracted for III" bull = %
a massive and costly Bank Building at Flo
renee, which viii he up as soon as money
can cause il Ia be done. * " II he a cost
" building. aai as our fellow citizens. c
x : do nothing by halves, our next news
VIII probably be-, that a building, costing
$50 ,0nh. stands proudly forth as the depos
tory Of Cook X S,r-rnt's treasures.
These entcrprising citizens have cci h.
ri'y for solidty and business integrity
ihrouglo1 the whole Northwest, thai is
we'll deserved.