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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-11
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


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The great entrsi Route, connecting the Az lahtie
cities WITH tic Western Northwestern, ana South
western States, by utnGons ksilNas direct. This
road also connects at Pittsburgh With daily line oil
isRmers TO all person the Northwestern LSkes; ma
siug lhe direct cAsapsst ana reliable route ~
which Freight can be forwarded to and irom he
Great West.
Hates between Philadeiphia and pittsburg,
First lass Boots .ShDe-, Dry.i enn =. 700 :.
Goods gin base,i Fufs, Feathers, s~c.3 49, wv
second Class. 90 book a. Station
cry, Dry Goods On ealesJ Drugs and *. ,tooa
Medicines, Hard ware, Leather " COL -
6r.
third Glass. --Auvlls, Baggingl
Bacon, Pork EtB bulk Gas, stesi,t e5c p 100 .
Sole Leather IN bundles Ochrr. Sc.D
Fourth class ...Conee, Fish ,ta-)
con Pork packed Lsrd& Lard Oi,S SOC = 10 L
hemp, Iron, lead, nalis, soda ash, &C.
FLouR-sl per barrel until further notice
GRAIN-5u els. peri0o bs Until further notice.
COlTOS--S2 per bale, mol exceeding Juu los,
vel BIT until futher notice.
UTIn shipping Goods fro in any point cast OF Pill
delphia be particular 10 mark packages s.eta ssM
ss{eania Raiirsad.n All goods consigned 10 tho
gents for this Road al iIade phla piiisburg, VIII
be forwarded without detention.
FRKisEr AsrsTs- Harris, Nomly Co, Mem
yhis Tenn, Il. r Sass Co, ST. Louis, j. ). MitcA-
ell d Son, Evansville, Ind; Dumesnil, Bell q Bar
dock, and Carter s. Jewsti, Louisville ny. r. Ms
drum, Maids. n, Ind; sprglnan a Bio wn, and irsil
4 Co, Cincinnati; N. u. Graham & Co., zaaesviilt
O.; Leecb d Co., - knby st. Bostons Leeeh & Co.
Aston House, \. York; ! William ST. and Batter
Place. New York; 4. ] sneeder, philadelphia; Ma
grsw koons, Baitimofei Geo. C. Fronciscus, Pii.i
burg,
Ii: II. HOUSTON, Gsasrai FrsigAt sg,at, Pk,ia
II. J. LoMBAER1, Sap. yiltsOn9, Pa.
pennsyi wanna Railroad.
Three Daily Through Trains between Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh .-fitt MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadeiphla Tor Piusburqai ~ a. NJ and
Pittsburgh Ter Philadelphia att a. NJ. The iast line
leaves PhiiHdelphaat r. A. and PiusUurg for Phil
adelphia st r. NJ. TIE NIGHT sXPRkSs train
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at II P M. and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia at II r. NJ
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the
Railroads 10 and from 81 Louis Mo, Alton, Galena
and Chicago, III. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis.
vine, Ny; Terre Hauie. Dayton, Springfield, Belle-
fuHlins, sAGdasky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus,
Zanesyiiie, Massillon and Wooster Ohio; also, with
Inc steam packet boats from and to New Orleans,
81. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through tickets be had 10 or from either OF the
above places. AZ.
For further particulars see handbis at the differ
ent starting points. Passengers from the West viii
mud this the shortest and most expeditions route
Phiadslphia, Baltimore, New YORK or Boston.
THO'S. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, PLila.
j. MEsKiMES, Agent Pas ssngcr Lines, Pitts.
phia. Nop2d SIS dly
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IT.. messsge Of Gov. Herbert, Of Louis
ihe -snts the finances Of the state as
lana n.sltby coalition. The receipts Tor
in . NE, sers si s77 ,es6; expenditures, :
the yea asIsnce in the treasury, Soss, 3se
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BROWN q McpoNArp

aying opsned their Tailoring Establish e Mt Q
Brady Street, bet. Cd Il Sd Street oors above
The iowa Book Store, and Ia wing re eeived large
ma well assorted stock Of Cloths consisting
sine res, Doeskins sstinets Tweeds, Beavers, Vest
lngs Satlns, Veivsts, DC. e.. feel CO nfdeHt from
their experience In the business that they pro.
duee nrst class garment, and at Hs reasonable a
price az any other Tailoring Establishment IN the
city, would invite the Inhabitants of Davenport
vicinity to give US cali.
Cutting done and warranted to 1T IL pfopcr,
made up All orders III receive pit atte tie
BROWN MCDONALD.
Ea,, ~
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kock felauO.

NJ b. OSBORN g. co.
LAND, STOCK AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
Rock Island, Ill
Attend to the payment of taxes and ali other matters
connected with Land Agency in all parts oil Illinois
and Iowa. oHcs on Orleans street, near Cuort
House.
Cheap Lands,
w or Sec "a town 60 range w 100 aeres
w qrsee Is - W 100
situated In Cedar county. Also
5 w or sec ~ town 80 range + 90 -
N or sec % Gown 80 y :. 4E6o
] Sc or sec &c - sUN - 4ESU 80
t w qrsec . SON .s 4Es0 IS
ST W ar see 20 - SON 4Es0
W Sc or sec "a :. son 4EeC
In Scott county, offered for thirty days at great
bargains by their WHO are deie rmned 10 sell
Apply TO NH. OSBORN g. CO., Land Agt
Rock Island, Illinois
We have also some City and Country property In
Rock Island county Hhibh are offered very cheap.
Jan IS d-wu
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EEW YORK HARNESS STORE

TIAs been renewed frcm Brady to Second Street
four doors East oil Brady, where shss be pleas
ed to wait all who wish good articles in the harnss
line The assertnentfs the most complete ever sfer
cd here before. Great pains taken TO please.
Kespslwayso Annd Collars, Brides, haiters Cards,
Br ushes. Curry Combs, fiy-Astis Of ever! kind IN
lheirssason. leather iy -Aett-alss.
Whips and Saddles "a abundance. Whips from IS
etsgpwaras: saddles from 90, 90 10 $500.
Allwors warrantediob be ssrecenmenced.
G. w HiRSPs.
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M0LTNE PAPER MILLS.

I,HEsubXcrtbers are constantly making variety OF
i Printing and Wrapping Papersatthcir Millin No
line, and will Cash for any reasonable quantity OF
good clean cotton or linen rags. ourtrave agent
A. o. Churchill Will call on the Merchants through
eentraliowa and pay them In cash paper for their
rags. WHEELOCk FERGUS
Moline, June 30th, 1854.
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Notice,

DOCK Island Bank hos made arrangements TO use
IL limited amount of the notes OF THE Manuiac-
turers and Mechanics Bank of Columbus, Georgia; ;;
and tbs same viii be received deposit or In pay
mentor Exchange or Coin, the us the
issues OF the solvent Banks of Virginia, Kentucky
Ohio or Indiana. Nj. Is. OSBORN. Presr.
X. Island JuDel3 d&wlf. y. II. MANN, Cashier.
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MARBLE WORKS.
NOTICE.

l'hr Post ONCE has renewed, but the News Depot
Il remains In The old Post Once room, which las
been neatly fitted up where shall keep as usual the
Eastern Papsrs, Books Of Standard Literature. Els-
GAM illustrated Works, Cheap Publications, Maya.
zines, school Books, Stationery, Choice Fancy Goods,
Ne,, DC.
nov l-dlt JNO GIIIETT ACT
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PlRMERs! saw AND GRIST MILL MEN!
The Best Mill ever offered 70 the Public 10

Dsveop0fl Azs lbih .i55i--Mlb-l 49,.
PlRMERs, saw AND GRIsT MILL MEN!
The Best Mill ever offered 70 the Public 10
FELTON'S PORTABLE MILL
(WHICH has taken the First Prsmisa at all the
w state and County FAIRS where has been ex.
hibited AID Gefa Meta! at the 5nsricaH Iastitsfs,
~ Y Cts. This truly excellent 2i!l, celebrated
ALIKE Tor simplicity Durability and prsetlcability
patented Jany FL. 1855, stands uhrSFaedt Inc large
nutn Der OF these nis sold and thetT increasing de-
maud forcibfy declare their merit lover 1900 having
been sold in the last six monihs). ibey admire
bly, ada pied for grinding Corn, Oats, heal, barley,
Cora the spices, DC, whh raj lnig and per-
fectpn uEtnoS O before.
SO. = SID gftuds from 10 bus. 81 meal, or 10 to
IS s2s ~ feed Fer hour with from TO horses, and
other Nos. q propOHloEats amount. They be
pra.slisd b. horse. steam or water power, and are
Ee adapted to irregular uIoush, hence al a ny
cost they can be attached 10 any saw mil.
MEAL SELVES attached 70 these mills, thus rem
dsring then Tie only trgig prseuedtis m.i farmer
cf u have.
References can be given where these mills have
been in use rs months without ether receiving
needing dressing. and likewise where they were In
troauosd four mohtAs ago ioF grinding Iron OR.
His an established fact that all mills using knives
geedn but nessrsgrs afef," and that all corn
and eob crushers OILY crack the corn and cob, and
that neither reduce ias feed 10 desired hnenes.
" be used with profit. Bat the
FELTON, MILL,
stth out knives. and with grincing surfaces hard
ten pered steel will affect IL, is pabe OF grind
iug TO nv degree Of neness, and Of cot
the I'm ness Of Val. These facts justify us ia
ran ling these mills " give entire sat.siactlon.
For fnrther Information and mills and rsht apply
"a NICHOLS, LOuMis A. Co, Office La Claire
House, Davenport, Iowa, or Box COS P.o
dec 81 -dwif
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C6ICAGU AMI hUCA lSLANO 0AAbnVAp
Rse ~ s7lI3E FL -
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
IN and after Monday, Jan. i4th, and until further
I notIce trains will leave Rock Island asfoiiows:
Ist Passenger train, Sundays excepted, al 80 a d
A rive al Chicago 1T 80 u
end. mail Passenger Train al u ~ "
Arrive Ut Chicago, - ~
Sd Freight, with Cd class cars, al 50 N
Arrive at Chicago at III 10 ~
Trains arrive al Rock Islanddally, Sundays except
ed, az follows
Isl Passenger trainat ~
End do a. AT 20 ~
I'd Freight with 2d class ears nj 40 ~
All trains this road In direct connection al
Chicago with trains both the Mich gaa souihefH
and Michigan Central X. X. TO and from Detroit 10.
Iedo Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati, rittsbu rgh,
Dunkirk Bnfalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, NEW YORK
Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington. also al
La Sale with trains the Illinois Central Road-
north To Gaiena and south To 81 lons and a'ro 70
which place tickets can be procured OF ;. >. SIZE
VEINS, Ticket sgt. n. X. Depot Ri.
Passengers reminded oiihe necessity oil giving
distinct directions TO the destination OF their bag
gage, also 10 procure tickets before taking theif
seats in the ears the conductors collect fares only
10 stations on the line of the Chicago and Rock liahd
Railroad. JOHN r. IhAtf, supp.
w. II. WHITMAN, Assf Snpt.
Rock Island, Jan. Is, 1856.
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TIE VALUE or LirE-BoArs AND SURF
cAls.-The value and humanity Of the use
OF the life-saying apparatus adapted to res
cue persons from the dangers OF shipwreck,
10 illustrated BY the case of the Echo, los,
near Rverhesd, Long Island. A cores
pendent of the n 7. Times says:
the snip struck iast after daylight In
about twenty minutes time E man appeared
on the beach, and the crew hailed him with
10Y as their deliyerer, for he looked as if he
had come TO help. 1t proved 10 be John
Foster, Esq, the captain Of the life-boat.
The boats crew, faithful, fearless band +,
followed him close The surf was beating
against the banks, but withou, hesitation
they got out the hfe-boa,, which was al
most Immediately stove. They then
brought out the Afe-csr, and attempted TO
get line to the ship. Two or three at
tempts with the rocket were unsuccessful
the mortar was then tried, no; one Of the
crew retiring below, but gazing aaxiously
into the mouth OF the gun, as If q cannon
ball from gun cred BY friends could not
hurt if i, should accidentally fall on the
ship instead of going over it. No accident
happened; the third ball fell in the right
spot, taking the line right across the chip.
A hawser wa. soon fastened 10 the vessel,
the other end being held by the inhabitants,
who had locked to the shore to render as
sistance The Iife-car was strung upon
the hswser, aad one By one the crew were
safely brought TO shore. Fearing the last
man might be too weak to haul the car
back TO the ship, the last time it went off a
note was put in il, directing the two re-
msiEing ones to get in the car together, and
they did SO. As they emerged from the
car and looked back to the breakers through
which they had come, they were full Of
gratitude TO their preservers, and could hard
" refrain from embracing the little car
which had 90 efectualiy embraced them"
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DrU Lam her.

U,RoH aoo,ode % 100000 feet Of Lumber at Dor
man &. Co 20 old yard, Scott and Fourth SITS
one square Of Goes q Davis Planning Mill, near
iy opposite the Court House. The subscribers have
hand the la rgest and bes, assortmeu OF Seasoned
steam Sawed Pine Lumber 10 be found in this market
We keep constantly on hand Dressed and Undressed
Flooring, sidiag. Fencing u and inch clear stud
Rived and Shaved Shingles Lath and ali other varie
lies Of Pine Lumber which offer as low any 9th
er Yard In this eisy.
noyIdrtf f. FOSTER * CO.
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TFITON Mill,

10000 Acres Of Choice Land
NOR sale 90 liberal termsin lots TO suit, In Scott
II CLIFTON and Pow counties. Apply 10
jules LYfANCk.
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EsensOr0i.
FRUITS. &C.

A FRESH lot OF Lemons, Oranges. su, css.,,.
" ASc. just received bs >""''ss
pee sSdai NJ. II. HElDESHkIREP
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LuMRER! LuMRRR!

A T the Rock island SAW MILL, near the Boat
IAY.rd. The undersigned would inform the inhab-
iIsuts Of Rock Island and surro "ndiBg country that
they have now on hand I'd are constantly manufactu.
ring all kinds II Building and Framing Lumber, Fen
cling. Lathe and
BROOM HANDLES.
Call and leave orders which will be promptly a,ten-
ded TO. MEAD, SMITH * MARSH.
Roek Island, Nov l5-dvu
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pfp 0esss.
Immense Stock
OF
Fall assss " itstes. Goods.
AT
Burrows & Prettyman's
NEW STORR.


NATk are now teceivfng and prepared to ernieione
w sfthe most extenslSe and complete assoItnehs
efGoodseysr before brought 20 this matkst'consis-
/ ng OF staple aud Fancy
DRY GOODS,
sak Goods xshmere, Broehe aGd Bay State shswis,
VelYets, Ribbons and THINNING
stsyery variety aud Price, Ladiesaps Aisss.
DRESS GOODS
IN every i q arinent-lAce and hmoroiisred ooos'
AID full assortment of
Nietls sres, Sattinets. Lnsess, Fiannsss sNe
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Alafsea.sortment9 vi &c nts, L aides ana Misses
Heets, Shoes and Ruhhsrs.
Afarge and General Assortment Of
Rsady-Hade Clothing
-ALSo.--
Groceries, Salt, Crockery, Hardware,
And in fact gene raj variety Of Goodsis nsito
Do found in any Store West ofthe Mississippi.
Wesre determined toseH Goods ct the towestCash
Prices aud 10 DO this wesre eompeitsdto 90 away
MN me credit and big prcnt system. We shall
nav ssnfor sill Kinds Produce and se,the fsrmerh bis
foods stthe lowestcash Prices. By strietattention
10 sand making ourselves nsefuftothe Farm
ing community We hope 10 inertia continuance o!the
nsne of the Farmer'sFriends.
BURROWS s PRETTYMAN.
nxxeuporf. Oct Goth iS55-dw-tf
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Railroads.
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
ws;;;2 s31sz

.EEg5Ss1
ON and after Monday. January ssis, 1890, Aha M
I III farther nstice trains Will leave Davenport
FOR Muscatinc and Iowa City, us follows: =,
lSt Passengertrain daily lsundaAs exc ~ ~ n, ~
md Freiy al Train with Passenger Car aua'd r. "a
Trainsarrve 1t Davenport daily, tsandsSseSeep'edI
a. follows: - A.
list. Passenger Train al ~ - ~
end aF rai light Train with Passenger cars At
taehed al r. -, ~
An Trains out of Davenport Will make eoaheeuoo'
with Muscatine and Iowa City. :.
The Passenger Train arriving al Davenport al IL
A. N. connoe's with the Rock Island Mail Tran
which leaves Rock Island for Chcagoa Ill IL 10 \. ~
Passengers are reminded OF Inc necessity oisnms
distinct dir ctions as 10 the destination OF their bag
gage Also TO procure tickets bsiore taking 'hei'
seats In The ears JOHN l.. HENRY.
nay Suppl.
Master of Transportation. Jshso do'h
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Qbifago.

FAxOE CROSBY.
MANUFACTURERS. IMPORTERS q DEALERS L.
Paper HRnE1nES,
Borders, Fire Board Prints, Views, 6totpary
Ornaments, Mouldings and decorations Of
every Description. ALSO,
WINDOW SHADES CURTAIN FXTUHFs,
Wholesale and Retail, 81 kandoph 81 CHICAGO.
81 Law Buildings, Wisconsin 81, Milwaukee.
Being the largest House Of The kid W est of New
York city. We offer superior advantages 10 mo
Trade than al. other Establishment ID the West.
D.. L.. IAxoN. oct Idly .. 4. CROSBY.
FOSTER HOUSE
Corner OF North CLARK aud kiHze sts.,
ChtCaEo, Il1s.
Del Idly Nj Il. HAXIkk, Proprietor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-28

COVE, were asked on yesterday by
stauneb DEMOCRAT, if we couldn't throw some
light on the dodge of editor of the JeffeTsonian
in reply to the charges of political ha,leqninis1l
made by the Evansville Journal; to this we
have to sly, that When the sign gets right so
that the Jeffersonian can stand the operation
of tapping and come off with his life VIC mean
to apply the instrument, and having. cleared
away the tumors and other impediments, will
expose such political deformity as TO move
even the heart stone of the most depraYed old
liner in the land. We can do it SO nicely, that
the party won't know their mouth-piece. It
will all come around in due time. So look out
lokies! for the politician as CHE wAs.''
Fort Wayne Times.
VIII not some friend send-us copy of the
Jeffersonian containing that dodge? We
should like to know ho,0 he attempts to doe &c
around or out of those charges. IF he tries to
dodge our statements, we shall give him a dose
of 1.-The docdIncnts." No lodging will rescue
him from the disgrace of his present position.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-28

OF 4 correspondent of the Evansville
journal complains that there are not fifty per-
sons in Yanderburgh county who comprehend
the Nebraska bill; whereepoh the editor re-
spends that he has written and published fifty
columns on the subject. Who'cah wonder
after this ayowal, that the Yanderburgh feo-
pie don't understand the question?
N. A. Ledger.
A very good hit, if you had only stuck to
facts We also said we had published the bill,
and had copied from other papers as much as
We had written. We published the bill and
t:ok our position against it just about thetirhe
the New Albany Ledger did the same thing!
The Ledger stigmatized it Gas a violation of
twice pIghted faith.'' We do not know that
we vert quite this far, as we only called it a
Violation of solemn compact. The Ledger
has been whipped into the traces since. We
should think its editor would never again say
NEBRASKA Bill"
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PosEY COUNTY, Ind.)
March oath, 1856. {

EDITOR OF ENQUIRER:
DEAR SIR:-Happening to be in your city on
the day the news Of Fillmore and Donelson's
nominations arrived, l was rather surprised
and somewhat mortified to see flag suspended
from the cupola of the Young America Engine
House, inscribed with the names of the Know
Nothing nominees. My object in writing this
is to know whether your fire engines are polit-
ical companies or not and, suppose they are;
from the Know Nothing flag waving over
them, | suppose if the HoesGFof an Old Lime
Democrat or Wing, or German or an Irish
man or any other foreigner should get ON fire
these K. n. Engines would not put the fire
out This my dear sir, is bad state of things,
but perhaps your L. n. Council, in their anx-
iety to have Americans rule America do not
let the Democrats Wings or foreigners pay
any city tax to support these fire Engines
IfthiS is the case of course you could not ex-
pect much favor to be shown by them, when
the house of an Old Line Democrat an Old
Line Wing, Dutchman, a Frenchman, an
Irishndf or anyother foreigner was being con-
sumed by fire.
hope as no person but know nothing can
have the benefit of your engines, that ydur
amiable know nothing Council does not levy
any city tax on anybody opposed to their or
der.
The only threat we ever heard sympathiz-
ing foreign born man in Evansville should
not have the benefit Of the fire department in
case of danger by fire, was Gavitt's declaring
to Dick Raleigh that if>his house was burning
down not drop of water should be thrown
on it by his (Gavitt's) company.
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Terre Haute, March Oath.

TERRIBLE CAsUALTY.-We learn on Satur-
day that a most fatal accident happened upon
the Great Western Railroad, on last Thursday
evening, about 10 O'Clock As a train, freight
ed with Cattle, was going from Springfield to
Decatur when about middle way between two
Places, slide of the track occurred, by which
sever cars were mashed to pieces A Brake
man was killed, and the owner of the Cattle
had his 4gg mashed and broken near the thigh
twenty-five Of the cattle were killed. and the
cars bfoken almost into fragments Our in
'formant states that the Scene of the wreck was
AWFUL to behold Isrfee Hzute Jour. 24tE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-28
WELL H. WALLER City Clerk.
Correspondence of the louisville Democrat

MEssRs. EDIToRs: The "Firemen's and Ne
chanic's Insurance Company Bank" of this
city, closed doors last Saturday Failure SUP
posed to be bad one. Cause not definitely
known. Supposed to be in consequence of
pork operators getting their hands too deeply
into its vaults. Funors that It will resume
business to-day but net credited. Cur other
banking institutions are as sound as any IN
the country, and there need be no alarm in
consequence of this failure. Particulars will
transpire in day or two. Depositors have
confidence they will lose but little.
Yours, &c, HOOSFER.