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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-13
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Advertisement
That SPERM WHALE AT BARStN'S MC>IT #,

-MUcH Money, nucH TROUBLE, Nrch riSsEVtEaScI Nuch
ENERGY, HrCH DETERMINATIONS mVCH EFFORT We d--d 20
secure ttis WHALE. " here sho D.ows!" WHALE! z
WHALE. The Maseum bAs brrI--l-d 10 "HALE Nos
Or NEVER" 80 the WHALE. The W"aLr WI soon 20
zone.
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TINTED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-AUG. l2-
Before Commissioner sTGLLwELL

W.iman n ceserter from Hamburg ship, the Sir
Pols, p. s,.esel a4d committed to the Tonhs "hue
Dpu,y Marshal Horton conveying the prisoner TO the
III nhs one F.rcock BsLr boarding a.ter nteiered
ai e,:ueG hun from c-er who, however, a;ter eyins
5- aur started pu:sui: Of the fugitive whom he
bssQaeu bsoi was arrested ana ooahd over tVf
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CAxs BEETisc.-Great preparations are being
,.ade for me Animal Camp meeting of the ae:h'd g
Ecrecpa Chr ch, wcich to be held ssan in Snhiins
agoc6s, about 6 mile wes, OF Port Chester 1t will
.ommence on he 25tl nS.. snd expected TO exceed
I'll the preceding ones nasmuch as il IS the only one
rat will be bed TIE prosent year. Noless than three
lsodred :ents vii be ptc ned for the occasion.
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rHr CoMnIrrKr on NuIsASors OF the B''ri OF
iI-a,L met yesterday afternoon. The c'mpaht
,oins, 10 trpe factory IN Pitt street was o'+1n7se'
~, puranco having been aba.ed. The Camnt.ee
joorned til Monday, in order to give the proprietor
TIE soup boiling establishment IN twenty seYenth
zee, Asarrg, LIS place having been complanei Of
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Ocean ~,eaBsvs
t,os, l,v.rrool Tor N.yYors...AaS 1
Pas.euxers Arrived

In ,ch, Bm L. Rihard.os from HIyaoses y. IA. J.
IN sSip X Ya,J.ngtoe, from 81. F'""e'' II C'rsr.
+. II Bunk.
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urcg y.rss..............rHI rHIS DAY.
c.,l, Uoo. 4 80 Gov leland ): - He.i Gsts -
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COI-pT or COMMON pLFAS-SPEcI.L TERH-AUG. l2-
B.fCf- Judgs BRADY.
solomon Rich sgt. Henry j. Myer-Ofder setting
ss3e inquest. ~ -. o,
that inquiry issue.
Ths ) y. PerAmsut tho City OF New ork sst Jacob
Isndsr, t-UIdei yacstiBs Judgment
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Tn. 55w.nr.f fen VI. wrens cr;aa- prepared ~ 'h-
stesu er Afsf.: =. ~. O.a.,. ,,,,
N " CorrOs-rwo .ses 81 wed IN Ne~ Olesus ouI
Va, h.z N.s,s pr.. thA .7h IT r.skins ~ - ~
AZ ha. ror, In psh bale ~a' 'e;rYed rom m -,
here ste>fner ia " % ~
l,v ess., ,'ric I'd ndriins -ci sop 60 ~ lne
- .nd zen ba, van ius IL e 9Th snd streus' -.
ed ~ sasanr 81 year on tin OF Ascu't
Th. k cpEs Is ssi.utn- Of The upVe ne.t ~ ; No
a. c. The Of Sci emetT set ss compared WIKI '"' f
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horse and The stables Of Hs'bou Livi s"oo, -
tie sn Cornty Hotel drive TO Jamaica aid 81, e o'
has rot been heard Of The proper, }. valued ST *'''
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iArrarf Isn nIsni

BELLe-BELLs. .-MENEELY : celebrated BELLS
OF all dssc,i ip,ion. for ssle az Factory Prices. By
FAiRB,NHs Co. Agents No i39 BtOijvsy
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A CRaLLrSGE The Republican, published IN
Pser ,a- that ihOriiy afa: late DeEOcritic Rst.ha
80. Meeting b. \ Wooiruf of that cry invited Lc.
r. y Shep-,c q N-~fofk one of - ."s.ef- o1 h- '
,.;oo o oalc d.,H,.io. L- poiUi- ia -bse bot
to- Dtr.oorauc parties 40 reply, hsSeVer,
las get bcea received and doubl: :ss none will BE-.
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JHE ~ BIN PORTABLE ! tA>-N Oftk- Jp.-tO
PARTIEs SFEKINc RU,INrss We r-rsto3 tas,
No ihy-siuaIt safer pro6'-t- h.I Cour'Y
Rights Pasn% See the si.sT;.1elIsu a.os,
q
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III. F..-t Annual -r o! he Ilul,erdon County Ag-
rcai sac.,ty 5 e .c h!t iho l7th s:h. AID 70
teuas'on. scoi list VI premiums -
clefs6
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Id " INIELLIGE'VCE

~ P.iAik COCRT-sPrcilL TgRn--Ausust i2-Bcfore
JuS.e Davis.
Sarah N. Ncwcomb ag;. Wr. n. Newcoma-M,r-
ria fcru.izc
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Srr,1IsG CA1r1r-Alcx. Sanndors. a ,nidile.ag Z

STEALING CATTLE-Alcx. Saunders, 'niGcle-ag
by Officer R0s' o.: the Third strict Police
Court charged with having the 6 inst ster sDi driven
away frcr Bulls Head For fourth street rrr heal Of a.
cattle, valued taj the 'ooer'y WOt I'll and h
psI Of No. go Houston street Tie sccsed. IL ole2e l.
confessed 10 having driven away tha cae wtOui La kuos
edge or of 'he aId Jus;ie Brennan he'd him
@ " ait examiI sou.
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BROOKLYa BOAEp OE

BRooRLYH Board Ol kDCCATIoN.-A .peC.a
reeiTe OF to borr. oi iuesuon hed t.t snns Mr
Anthony offered resolutions s&res,ise the .pec Of
Boec cor the memory # lie late james Sur5ock ssmh II
the bCaiG vho has die since the l ee'n. t-r
coence ~ith = bersa II ~- s9e Judr- Copa a.
maze some relh.k IN Shch Ae iees .-4tl
Judge h ckWeil 81 ~. 6-;s-. -. u Vi
Murdoch who hss l-e nerb. Of th Bos; or may y9a
The 7, solut o-s W. e unanimously 1dcpses
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v-OGicer Dpnn and Thnrn

ATTEMPTFD SrICIDE.-A G~rnar, who der ined
siy bis name ae Yesterday rn-rg '1A foat OF
pr-rsrng commit .nrde hv shooting him
self He had 'he rnuzzle his month hen OF
Kiely 'ha Third u AID Police hin cusoiv He
exhibited sigIs Of being dera ged AID placed charge
DR. Covil at the CITY Prison,
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CaUTioS 10 LIVERY STABLE MES.-On Saturday
e. ~sLSIsssse ,egGeDsnly sIPesIiDs Isa rsw'a
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-13

L,NnIORD ANp TINtST DUIItlLTfg>.-A man
nniY.d John Usnshaa snG vi, .rsdg t-Isrn.t
house, Moth ~tcouc s-sef, I-a Seve ga
before Ca-ry q the ska Ds',
Of yo-ny bca'ur the OF ih- brL Ph iD H.-.
The comp suant presented pc-r-r - lrd "a
tucc bsGly bfc and blseAeae1 Ii safec at
dsy "a, catered he bsrsck, ai q
ieciiBg sil, On rent ga eaten o.e ta~
where is Dealt ~ for iLe e'a Hss' II.u
treat hut deciuy 70 furnish re Dos-i
eered OF the hoG,e sAcf'y aver - re- Ht- -a
over eau water b. the laldsdv srd then tea % e ~
he husbend, while crowd VI enAns looAcd on aPfo'nty
The showed that the sad be.nE ai-
comp nsIt had assaulted iauahan and Accordingly the
WIS dismissed
CaUrioS 10 LIVERY STABLE MES.-On Saturday
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BITTFy BY \ HORsF A hoy twelve sosfs % age,
named James Dolsn. while aassinI Wbinsfou MAKE
y.rd4y morning had The 4 haad b.
vic'oua horse which attached The al
after ded Al the Station.iiou.s by d surgeon
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HIGHwAY KoBRrRT.-A man named Tho;na
Hughes ~ Ock.d 6or sid robbed hour
morning in Mercer s.reef Sc-rg street csniqr
Tared Peter Bepnsn srss'ed "ha'red w'h b-ne 81
person who perpe.IH'ed the deed I'D to await 81
examination.
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COFFe E-Alkinis nave ruled quiet, out are b'. oa',s
lO bass Ro ae Ii.c !ss ever ng OoGss Native Ne
o,. a Is 1issc. and - mats Jays ~ lftc.
~ m -coits Circu,A- for steamer Of A3gast l., says
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The clipper sbil Unosuntsd - - regis.er) tbs
moIrg taken the Sectional Dock FOX repans she "a
have copEeT stFped, De uk.e, SId rewy colpe'sd
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TVFk y III =,
rTp,arda TOD6s. hcsil
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-04

f<y The editor of the Democrat still insists
upon it, that the nomination of Fremont by the
Know Nothings, at New York, and Fremont
letter authorizing them to vote for him if they
chose to do it, constitutes Fremont Know
Nothing We ask again. the editor of the Dem
ocrat TO tell us, whether the fact that he organ
lied Know Nothing Lodges in Salem, and the
Buchanan men of this city voluntarily chose a
Know Nothing for President of their club, makes
Buchanan and all the rest Of them Know Moth
ings.
We believe the Know Nothingism of Clayton,
Pratt, and Pierce, of Maryland, of Benjamin OF
Louisiana of Mason of Virginia, of Adams OF
Mississippi, and so on, is not questioned They
all go warmly for Buchanan, ana Buchanan
don't object Is Buchanan not Know Moth
ing according to the logic of the Democrat
A party that has Know Nothing for its
leader in this city, and a Know Nothing in
charge of its organ, attempting to put down its
opponents by calling them Know Nothings is
rather a broad farce. We fear such chaff will
hardly catch our naturalized voters
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-04
d / f ID
August 4h, 1885, at his residence, in Pleasant Prairie,
Kenosha Wis, DANIEL STEVENS Esq in the 9th year
Of his

August 4h 1856, at his residence in Pleasant Prairie
Kenosha Co., Wis DANIEL STEVENS Esq in the 9th year
Of his age.
Mr. Stevens was of the first settlers in Wisconsin, hav
ing resided here upwards of twenty He born il
Vermont removed to New Hampshire, and married there
In 1872, he removed thence Wested Chatauque Co.
" where he resided until his removal the then Territory
of Wisconsin,.
Here being amongst the first settlers matter of
he took an active part in all the affairs directly bearing
the Interests of the embryo State and amidst all the
ctcment that naturally amongst pioneer pop
uation it gratifying to his friends know he
er lost the respect of his fellow citizens and continued
the last to exercise honorable influence among them.
At his request discourse delivered his une
raj by esteemed friend Elder Lohrop numer-
Gus and respectable audience in fact the greatest
ever known to attend such OCCASION and when We
consider the very busy time of the year. every
attended had to leave the harvest field speaks Language
stronger than any USE the universal respect in which
he was held.
He is gone from amongst He leaves behind large
circle OF friends TO deplore his absence In his family
w1dow-who shall estimate her loss fill the
her heart!a son. j. L. Stevens well and deservedly
spected by all who know him. and daughters the
vile OF our much esteemed fellow citizen b. f. Hatch Esq
the other widow residing in n. Y.
"But is he dead ?-no, no, he lives!
His happy spirit flies
To heaven above, and there receives
The long-txpected prize" Com.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-04

~ Not long since, we had visit from one OF
Buford's famous Border Ruffian regiment, sent
from South Carolina into Kansas to subdue that
territory. We wish every one of orr readers
could have seen him, that they might have OBJ
tanned a lively idea of the manner of men seek
ing the conquest OF Kansas and the future d.
rection Of IFS affairs. No genius short OF that OF
a Dickens or IIogar.h, could convey an accu-
rate picture of him, Naturally, we take it, he
was neither very bad looking or very badly
disposed Individual but whiskey had wrought
out its very worst effects on him. Hair as black
aud long as that of an Indian, evidently for q
long time entirely untouched by a comb cover
ed his head and hung down to his shoulders
On top of this shock was crushed down one OF
the most battered, dingy I'D wool hats, it is ~
sibe to conceive Of. His whole wardrobe fl o.
his head to his heels, would have been dear al
- cts; and we can imagine possible use his
shirt could have been put to, except by chemi-
cal analysis OF it to have determined the charac-
ter of Kansas soil. He was about here for sew
er;l days, but we believe was not sober during
any moment ot the time. lie claimed to be, and
probably was, a journeyman printer, and there
fore especially entitled to our charities. The
last visit he paid US, was to solicit funds to re.
deem a very small and very dirty bundle, he had
/ Just pawned for glass Of whiskey, which OBJ
tanned, he left in ardent spirits, swearing that he
was opposed to all sectional parties, Ire went in
/ for tho Union, and the whole Union, and there
fore, says he, Hoo (hic) rah for (hic) Boo chic,
cannon
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-04
Hunker Congressional Nomination.


At the present moment of writing, We have nc
further intelligence Of the doings of the Hunllel
Congressional Convention, assembled at Racine
on Monday, than that JACKSON HADLEY, is tho
nominee for Congress.
Mr.. Hadley is an Alderman in the goody city
of Milwaukee, and one of the Senators from that
county in the Legislature. He is smooth-spo
ken man of good address, and popular persona
manners, and good personal habits. He is in
dustrious in discharge of his public duties, clear
headed, toleraby ready in debate, though moi
a fluent or very forcible speaker.
In national politics, he is Enthusiastically oht
Of the Democracy. lie will dispense you any
amount Of smooth speech against slavery and
slavery extension and all that kind of thing and
vote right straight with 'the party" every time
Voters may calculate with confidence that this
candidate will come fully up to their standard
in opposition to slavery every time, so far as
taik is concerned, but when he votes at Wash
ington, will vote the Democracy that prevails
there, beyond question.
In state politics, he is one of the Barstow
stripe of Democrats, and his nomination we pre-.
s"Hio was tiiuiupli Va ttiat IdctioH re was
last winter the head and front of the Legislative
support of Barstow's usurpation. and sustained
it vigorously to the end.
In short he is one of the regular Buchanan
democracy.
He is a fair man for that party to nominate,
and We cannot calculate safely on majority OF
moro than fifteen hundred against him in the dis.
trict.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-04
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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-04

wonder if Fremont was there when our othe,
brother OF the Tribune D. Telegraph applied for adj
mission, sent in his initiation fee and black bal
ed. Wonder if this brother seen him when upon a
second application he was in due and ancient form
initiated INTO high and responsible Office of the or
der. Wonder ii lie was of those who ocd the print
ing of the order 10 their brethren Of the Tribune &
legrapb.-Come out with il and NO will wonder
again. ''-henosha Democrat.
Wei, we will out with it, and say:--If by ''our
other brother the editor OF The Democrat means the
present senior editor of the Tribune and Telegraph
we constrained to pronounce his Instructions
generally and particularly false, expressing at the
time the opinion that knetc they falst
when he made them. We don't know but it may be
de practice of the X. n. lodges to black ball ap
plcant for admission on one appca ton and "init
ate him into high and responsible Office at the
next; but as we never organized any lodges, never
applied for admission into any, and never had any
connection or communication with any, arc
ignorant Of the practice. Weare told, in the case
of our brother of the Democrat, that he organized
his lodge, made himself President, delivered fam
Gnticatholic speech, and pocketed contributions
II pay the expenses Of n delegate to State Lodge
al in evening; and very possibly there may be
such remarkable practices he alludes to. Mr.. Da
vd Smith, respectable and responsible citizen Of
Salem, states the essential portion of this with re
ference to our brother of the Democrat over his owl
signatures and If there Is any person who knows Of
the senior editor of the Telegraph, having any
hection with any lodge, seeking any, ever
having any communication with any, except to posi-
lively refuse to have any thing to do with it. we
give him cheerful consent to come out over lis
own signaturs and tell all about it.
In the mean time we trust our brother of the Dem
mocrat, will continue to bark at that hole. There
may be a Fremont in it after all.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-04

- We suggest to the corps of brethren (the
executor, Post Master, Fat Boy, and all,) who
do mp the editorials for the Democrat, that thew
should have some understanding with each 9th
other, and not all pitch IN on the same sub
ject. Any one of the numerous articles OF last
week on the subject of pulpit politics. was sufi-
GENTLY "crusher, the balance being simply a
waste eftaent and genius. In cause like that
of the Buchanan Democracy, there is great ne.
eessity for outstanding all the resources
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-04

. The Democrat makes Il strong point in IA
vor Of FREM0NT's know Nothingism, that Geo.
Law and some other individuals who ars sup
posed to be X. Ms, support him. Well, Clay
ton, the man who introduced the first Know
Nothing amendment into Douglass Nebraska
blk Davis, the man who introduced the one in
to this last Douglass bill Pratt, Pierce, Benia-
min and other distinguished Know Nothings,
support Buchanan. OF course this makes Blu
chanan a Know Nothing according to the logo
Of the Dc'Rocrdi.
On the other hand, Greeley of the Tribune,
Bailey Of the Era, Bryant of the Evening Post.
even Gerrtt Smith, and hosts of others who are
wei understood rs uniform opponents Of the X.
Ms, support Fremont Is not that good evil
dence that Fremont IS not Know Nothing.
Don't every candid and honest man clearly
perceive that the Slavery question has absorbed
all other questions; that Know Nothingism has
nothing to do with the present strife; and that
there is just as much evidence to prove Buchan-
an know nothing as Fremont.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-04

- A correspondent of the Democrat who
commences his communication The Shanghai.
Black Republican, Woody Head, editor of the
Telegraph" &c, sc, is deeply afflicted BY the
"disgTacefu proceedings on the part of Minis
ters OF the Gospel, We should think such 7
mild "'"'ab'e. gentlemanly individual, as he
proves himself would be peculiarly sensitive to
everything affecting the efficacy OF the pulpit
If we know the correspondent in question, and
we think we DO, the Ministers Of the Gospel will
ba very much restricted in their topics if thew
are compelled in the pulpit to avoid allusion 70
his favorite weakness. They will be Obliged TO
ignsre Religion as well as politics.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-04
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Don't he ineredulous about the many diseases named to
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the aforementioned diseases but many not
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Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-04

The People Of the First Congressional District without
gard past political differences divisions, who np0
the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise 20 the Poy
OF the present National Administration the Extension
Slavery the Territories in favor Of the admission Kan
sas State, Of restoring the action OF Federal
Government to the principles of Washington and jefferson
and in favor Of the election OF JonY c. FREMONT and WILLIAM
L. DAYTON, as President and Vice President Of the United
States are requested TO choose three delegates from each
Assembly District, to meet in Convention Court House
In the City of Racine,
Thursday, the nth day OF September mex.
at II O'Clock, noon for the purpose Of nominating cand
date for Congress, choosing Presidential Eector for t
District and to transact such other business may bt
deemed necessary
1t s further recommended hEt the whole People of the
District meet atthe time and Pac. inMASS CONYES-
TION, at which distinguished speakers from abroad will be
expected to address them the great and important ques
lions OF the day. Let there he GyaHd Rttiy
Wh.1I. PETIT, G. LATHAM SIIOLES,
w III. WATSON, {. CLE3fENT,
W. d. BACON.
Milwaukee, Aug. L. 1856. CdagresstonaJ C5,,nmfaee
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-04
NEW YORK Sent

NEW 1OHh sept. j.
l here were no new cases of fever reported al
Fort Hamilton yesterday, and it is remarked that
nearly all the cases have been of mild type and
readily yielded to medicine Capt Baker, of the
steamer Fashion, states that only three deaths
have occurred among the crew of his vessel AT
the hospital on Governors Island there are seven
cases OF fever under successful treatment. No
new cases reported since Friday.
Advices from St. Domingo to Aug. 9th, state
that the Spanish Consul and Gen Scovia are
taking measures to control the action of the Do
minican government in its relations with the
United States, and it is said he has succeeded in
inducing the Minister of Foreign Affairs 10 recall
for correction the recent treaty negotiated with
the United States Commissioner, Ellis, on the
plea that it contains some errors of form and
language, but the real object is said to be to sup
press the treaty in accordance with the demands
Of the Spanish Consul. Mr.. Ellis is at
Washington.
A dispatch from Washington states that the
Administration is exultant over the passage of
the Army bill, and that the President would
shortly make visit to his friends in New Hamp-
shire. 1t is also stated that orders were issued
on Saturday evening for the unemployment of
all the recently discharged workmen in the Ma
tlonal Armories
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-04
OF KENOSHA.


One the first organized under the General Banking
ofthe State
VIII give immediate attention TO ali Collections and bust
ness entrusted to Renittances made for Collections
day Of payment.
Land Warrants, Gold and Silver, Uncurrent Notes
bought and sold.
Draw direct in sums to Eu on the principal points
Great Britain, France Germany Holland Switzerland Nor
way, Sweden, &c.
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
s B. SCOTT. A CAMPBELL.
Cashier. Pr1stfeas
KEsosH. March LIST, 1856
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