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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1856-08-30

Another of Pierce's Consuls-A Mon
archist is Representing America
1t will be seen by the following petit
ton to tho Mayor of New York city, that
Mr.. Binda, the Consul of the Pierce Ad-
ministration at Leghorn, co-operates with
the tyrant Pope and his officials in send
ing prisoners for political offences-repub'
lican crimes--out of the Papal States into
the United States, to make Locfooco yo-
ters in this country IT, his Honor he
Mayor ofhe city Of Ne~ York
We, the undersigned, respectfully in.
form your honor, that we are natives OF
the Papal States, that we were forclbly
expelled for political reasons that we
were escorted by the Gensdarmery through
the papal and Tuscan territory to Leghorn
and that by the joint action of those two
governments we were shipped for this city,
on board the Victoria.
We further complain that the Ameri-
can Consul at Lcghorn Mr.. Binda CO.
operated with the authorities at our en-
barkation, and that he deceived us by in
forming us we could procure employment
here at two or three dollars each day
Finding ourselves entirely deceived on
this subject, we apply to your honor to
oblige the Papal and Tuscan Representa-
tives in the Uuited States to provide us
with means Of subsistence till We eau learn
the language and procure work.
Giuseppe Agosti, Luigi Bennett,
Gaeteno Pelli, Angelo Fraboni,
Pietro Gol6eri, Nincenzo Scola,
Lorenzo Panzanolta, Cleto Barreta,
yincenzo Gallassi, Valentino Socca.
New YORK, July 80, 1856.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1856-08-30
KNOXVILLE WIG.
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
sATURDAy, AUGUST 30, 1890.
Y FTIT FIl' " FT''N Wv VI
MAYNARD AND POLK.

Mr.. Editor The discussion between
these gentlemen al this place has just
closed, and | hasten TO congratulate the
American party through your paper, upon
the result
Mr.. Polk led off for an hour and half,
laboring to prove Mr. Fillmore an obo(i-
Zionist, and speculating and guessing at
the probable result of the triangular race
for the Presidency. These were the ma
terial upon which he spun out his time,
aided by numerous very well told and well
acted anecdotes, which it was sometimes
rather difficult to apply, lie then called
upon Mr.. Maynard to reply to his argu'
mcnts and to discuss the principles that
he had advocated,
Maynard briefly replied to his charge
of abolitionisln, scattered il to the winds
upon Democratic testimony and proceed
ed to disscct Buchanan and expose bis
Federalism, his antislaycry procbvlties,
his low wages doctrine, aud showed that
within period Of eight years past he has
solemnly declared against "squatter sover-
eignty"-and for it.
Polk makes a poor argument, does not
seem to apprehend the difference between
a conjecture and a principle, as he pre-
scnted and discussed the proposition "that
Fillmore had no chance Of election as
principle involved in the contest. His
forte is in telling an anecdote, and even
IN this accomplishment Maynard e &C.
cidedly superior to him, and turned the
laugh on him in every instance, as he is
incomparably in every other particulsF-Os
an Orator and debator.
The Americans were highly gtatihed
The discussion cannot fail to result favor
ably to the American cause.
AMERICAN.
I,ua.horo, Tom
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1856-08-30
ANOTHER FILLMORE LETTER,

The following letter Of acceptance, is
the reply Of Mr.. Fillmore to the old line
Wings Of Virginia, who had nominated
him in their State Convention. Like
every thing from his lips or pen, it is Just
10 The point. How unlike Buchanan !!
Buck says in his lctterof acceptance, that
he has no right to answer any questions
now, that will create ne,c issues. Not he,
his lips are sealed-he is the Cincinnati
pominee-and be is NAM And so rs
NOT Fillmore:
Buffalo, N. Y, Angus, 9th, 1856.
wySpHAN ROBERTSON, Esq,
SIR have the honor TO acknowledge
the receipt Of your letter Of the 22d ult.,
transmitting copy Of the Preamble aud
Resolutions adopted by the Wing Con
vention Of Virginia, lately assembled at
Richmond, by which that intelligent and
patriotic body recommended to their Wing
brethren throughout the State to yield to
my nomination to the Presidency thcir
active and jealous support.
Standing, as | do, as the known candi'
date Of another party, yet receive this
recommendation with gratitude and pride
feel that il is made, not because th,
principles Of the two parties are identica
nor with a view Of merging them in each
other--for such an object is expressly dis
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1856-08-30

j, j, Wood, Silas Wood, Wood Of Ohio.
Woodcock, VOL, Wright Of n, Wright
of Ohio--l0I.
To cap the climax Of iiuchnnans
Abolition inlamy, it will be seen bya re.
ference to the Congressional Globe, that
out of the forty Abolition Petitions pre-.
scented to the 27ih Congress, THIRTY.
FOUR OF THEN WERE OFFERED
BY JAMES BUCHANAN What a
man to guard the Slavery interests of the
South Wings aud Americans arc call
ed upon to 60 for this man, as a means Of
defeating Fremont, when Fremont is the
better southern man of the two
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1856-08-30
THE GRAPE.

Dear Sr.-As you are fond of record.
ing the progress Of grape culture in our
State beg leave to state to you, that |
have Just returned from short visit to
Mr.. John II. Aikcp's near Wartrace and
that found his vineyards in excellent
condition. As in my own case the vines
looked as green as if they had had good
rain at least every week. This is the re-
suit Of having the ground well sPadcd at
least two feet deep. Some of his grapes
have been touched by the rot, disease
to which the Catswba is almost every.
where subject, but still Mr.. Z. is likely
10 have very fair vintage. His vine
yards cover nearly Eve acres. On my
way home fell in with Major Cooper ol
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1856-08-30

TnE EAGLE 0RAros,-Msj. Gus. Henry
has entered the canvass, having made bril-
lian, and stirring speech near the Cumber-
land Iron Works few days since. lie and
Governor johnson, debate alta Barbecue in
Montgomery county, on the 10Th, inst.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1856-08-30
.,a- The old line whius of Illinois hav,

az The old line Wings of Illinois have
come out for Mr.. Fillmore, and will be
represented in the Wing Convention, in
Baltimore. We look for grand rally Of
the conservatives of the Union on that oc-
casion--of the men who, cschewibg the
sectionalism which threatens to subvert the
Republic, will appeal to their brethren sv.
erywhere to come to the rescue, and whose
appeal will not be uuheard.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1856-08-30

Excitement in Mobile.--MoJiie, Aug. TO-
Much excitement has been ensued here
against Strickland & Epson, in consequence
of the sale by them OF abolition books. A
committee Of citizens was formed and order
ed them to leave the city in four days; but
the feeling against them increased TO such
an extent that they left Immediately.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1856-08-30

ShiP,crecks and Loss Of L,fs.-Nec Or.
leans. Aug. 2s.-The Steamship Nautilus is
reported wrecked. The ship Mshilla. from
Bordeaux is lost with all on board except
three, the captain. second mate and one
man. Reports q other wrecks and strand
ing have been received without rarticulsSs,
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"Nell done, good ana iaithIui SERVANT
HEAR JAMES BUCHANAN.
In speech delivered in Greensburg, Pa,
October 1852, he said:
'rTo secure the vote Of Pennsylvania was
one Of the main Inducements for the nomina-
ton Of General Scott over the head Of Mil.
lard Fillmore. l. there ma unprejudiced citiren
Of any party in the United States, who can lay
his hand upon his heart and declare that he be.
lieves General Scott would make as good and as
safe President as Mr. Fillmore No. fellow
citizens, all Of us must concur in opinion with
Mr.. Clay, that Fillmore had superior claim.
and qualifications to those Of Scott for the
highest civil station. Availability. and avail.
ability alone, produced the nomination oi
Scott
Again
tHs was anxious to secure the votes Of The
Freesoil wings Of the Seward school. in the ma
tional convention;
"Mr. Fillmore. his competitor. had spoken
outlike a man in favor Of the Compromise, and
had thus done his duty to his country. Hs
vss. for this very reason, rejected ty the Wing
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-16

FINANCIAL,
RSKmo HOcSr o. rALfxAS. PovBHs L NctaAS
DAVENPORT DEcEADEn II, 1855

Tbs e4n;inued bad weather and iE,psss,c,e road
hsve rendered business q all kind. for soe tine en-
tremey dull md tsHd,s preventing the sale Of sood
have impedsd csIl>ctins os debts dae from the coun
try. But White money has becoms no more p,sntfs
thsre has been les active enquiry tot il tAan cx.
isted few weeks ago. Exchsnss hs, become mlrc
plsntifri; Bankers are sbl- 10 supply Oh demand,
without drGicuity.
"" nvticc great scarcity Of miscellaneous cur a.
~. Eastern In fair supply. though used carefully
by those bringing on to Prev Mt ia bsing returned
and unu ~ larzs gusntirs Of the bill, Of the Ne
brAska Banks So to have lately been put "a At.
As tho curn ncy q this country, apparently, 10 TO D.
supplied from these banks, and ~ the value q tn
2s depends entirely upon the resroasitiiity Of The
Stockholders, We have taken pains u ascertain the
ownership. ard lfion and amount 81 ctreulaiion
otthe different Banks. and hoge give the pub
lie liable infc-rs 20 up The suteet Ia which they
are ~ much int rested. Gold remains in moderate
supply With stssdy though NJ active dtHsni. ".
make no change In ratgs
Their Is sale f.f Land Warrants
Wsqueta exchange 40 fs'sws:-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-16


QuxsR NAMES -Wha, queer names
some unfortunate mortals ara blessed
with! We heard OF . family in Detroit,
whose sous were named One SticSney,
Two Stickney, Three Stickney, and
whose daughter were aamed First Stick
ney, Second stickney, and so on. The
three elder chrildren Of q family near
Rome, were named joseph, And, Ano-
Their, aud il has been supposed that
should they haze any more, they IN gh.
have named them, Also, Moreover Ne.
vertheiees aud Notwithstanding. Ano.
Their family actually named their child
Finis, surprising it was their last, but
they sfte,ward happened to have dan
ghter and two sons, whom they called
Addenda, Appendix and Supplement. An.
other parent set out to perpetuato the
Twelve Apostles, and named the filth
Acts. A man 10 Pennsylssnia called his
secoud son, James Also, and the third,
William Likewise.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-16

A DIyIDEsD.--lt will be recollected
thot something like nine or ten months
ago Lucy Stone and a Mr.. Blackwell
became parties to a matrimonial con
tract. The Boston Post understands
that a dividend has just been declared
in the shape Of fine white and boun-
cling baby.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-16

La Fits Du REcixsNr.-A young girl in
appropriate cus,ums accompanied the
French regiment in New York city, on
their turn out on evacuation day. The
spectacle 10 anovel one 10 N Anericcn or
English eye, but il 10 French custom.
Tie 10 young girl the regiment o
dopssd conc yssse ago,and hss ssppes-
ted.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-16

SHEEP IN OHro.-The Ohio Farmer
estimates the profits on sheep in that
State last year at $4,000, 900, and the
whole capital invested at 500, 100000.
The number Of sheep is probably FIVE
millions, and the wool clip last year
reached lo,1e6, 900 lbs, one-iifth of the
entire wool clip Of the Union.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-16
g. &. Il. MITCHELL, Chairman.
G. +. HUBBELL, Sc ,retary.


Bank of East Tennessee sus pended
Information was received here YES
icrlay direct from Chattanooga, to the
effect that the Branch of the Bank OF
East Tennessee at that place was closed
on Tuesday. The information is reG-
able. We were in hopes that this
event would be avcrted. We under
stand that the circulation of the bank
is heavy, not only III Ten ncssee, bu, i'll
other States.
The general opinion was that the
mother bank and Joncsboro Branch
had also suspended, though we could
ascertain no reliable grounds for this
statement, aside from the unaoubted
fact that the Chattanooga Branch had
closed Nashville Banner, Dec. 5.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-16
BAR MEETING OF SCOTT co.

At a meeting of The members of H.,
Bar of Scott county, al the Office o
Mitchell ~ Putnam,
On motion q. &. X. Mitchell, ESQ
was called to preside Is Chairman, and
q. L. llubbell as Secretary.
Mr.. Garlcy, from the committee ap-
pointed ut a previous meeting, report
ed concerning the division of the sth
Judicial District into smaller districts.
Remarks were made by Mcs>rs.
Thompson, Lane, Grant, and others, re
speeding the difficulty of including
Muscatine county in thc district. Sug.
gestions were MADE by Jud.e Grant,
and a resolution offered by l1in as FL
lows:
Resoictd, That the Chairman of this
meeting be requested to Inform the
members of Scott county in the Leg
islature that any arrangement which
they may make which will secure iu-
dicial district to the counties OF Scott
and Clinton. will be acceptable to the
members OF the bar Of Scott county
composing this meeting.
After remarks, resolution passed.
On motion Mcssrs. Mitchell, Lane,
True and Hnbbcll were appointed
committee to draw up bill to be pre-
scented to the Legislature, providing for
a new district of Scott and Clinton
counties.
q. c. Il. MITCHELL, Chairman.
G. +. HUBBELL, Secretary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-16
~ D % e g
COMMERCIAL COLL EG (,

SOUTHEAST CORNER wAsHIycToS AykNuE h 1uIRp 81
SrIOUlS, MO,
Incorporated b. thee nrrai Assembly,, Jsnu-
L airy twenty fourth. 1919, with full authority
ITO grant dillom award degrees, confer hon IRA,
and exercise all snI singular the privilege common
10 Comm'r"ial isses. authorized by law, In ether
S.atcs"-f Charter, Sec. 2
fin course OF Instruction, In this In,titn,!.n
embraces Double Entry, Book -kegping, comut"rcisl
cacnlati ems, Commercial Law, and r nmAnship
Gentl.m n enter for tie separately
snd nj any TIM, inst uction 10 impaired invdu
ally, and mol In classes and each at l. indie
pcndrr,. and under control Of its respective Profess
Or. who Alo. Is rrspeusihi for the progress Of bis
pupils.
II Youn. Gsntlemen WISHING to prepare Hmm
selves for business pursuits are es;ecifni,v invitd
e. call during business hours, sud examine the mode
Of mparins Instruction. the progress OF tho pupils
and hr superior facilities extcnded 10 those dssirous
~ quify.ag themselves .pr the p aetical duiis u
the counting-hou--. Personai ref"r.nca siven a.
above tao hundred and rfy 1850 prseIicai acs,n-
tants, nnw In charge OF boyt- la this city oil Of
whom have Completed their business educati U In
this IbStitutson
N. y fo7 circulars. containing information Ia
regard % terfs the course q instruction, and all
hns!' = CONNECTED WITH III" above, can cal at the
sutll-Ess corner II Washington avenue And Third
street or address,
InAtTElN vnGEa V.,I.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-16
NEW GOODS RECEIVED At
WADSWORTHS

NTHfTE Brocsde silk,
w FRENCH Mernoes,
Whit De iaines,
Euhr 'idfr-d Collars and Bands
Whit, Brown and Pink SA h R,bfr. D.
Colo.ed eyes for evening drrs.,
whit and color red Tarletors
Black Long Shawls,
Extra file SaxonS Fiannels
Checked and Piain Nansooks,
LADIES' Black aud white silk Iiofe,
White d cu.ored .sirt linuSs
Gents Merino Vests and Pants,
Ladies French Breakfast Robes,
White GRAPE and many other st les goods to which
We invite attention.
nlsif SECOND ST, opp. LeCiaire House
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-16
Oaalsy's Magical i'ain hxirsc S.-ILs sseai,
ani principal ehsrscteri,ilcs - DALLtr's MAGIC
Al PAIN EXTRACTOR ooas.sij

Al PAIN EXTRACTOR ooasssti
lst OF lis never failing ant and unls pr-v It.
40 sooa 10 Applied Sny external injury, 10 eli OK IN
asuuat1oE Instantly ard Tapidly 10 reduce II. -.
feature constitutes ls great tower 10 alleviate :!
pam oi burns aud scalds, AMI u o,ber pairfu -.
eases IL 50 iEeI,iLiy short space o: tln4 al ~
eiI appear from th- fw te,iIu,l hais hrfsun'o Az
srxsd. Evsry Intelligent mud 4, fully that 10
AL cssss II external injury III" pain Is procrcd ~
determination u the Injured yart4 and ths rr,ore II
fsu remove the cat, 'te q? Ct anu ssaae
~ Its puriaeausr 81 ierties rentraiizH his p.i-
ssS that may isrs IN tho sys m, snd " Ill when APP
plea to the spIos, dis~ Tal,ny all lmtur' matter
70 The SUI fses and J-ct ithencs TIE great dschaiy
Il produces from sores occssiSued By barHs-ald
whgn applied 10 I'D sd invstcras sJrsa Salt Rheuni
e other cutaneous d,,rsses.
Each bsx VI genuine DsiI,y's PAN Extractor has
lySn II st,ci Plate Enssay d Label with the sigma
tare.oic V. CLicKESER X CO, propfi.tors. and
hENNf DAILY. manufacturer All sthers are
.eun.1,f II. Price 90 cents per box.
Auof,is, should b, addressed to c. V. CHEZ
e ef a -, 81 ssrelsy street, Ne~ York.
Sid ~ az D. NJ aud Medic ia. d aiers Though
- tbs tnil.d ststcs. sep1a-iaw3m
Wm. A. LaichsIor's Hair Dye NJ burning
bilsterinz compound could ever have attained Tbs
universal favor accorded 10 this Dye. HI origins
Ueyst failing fsvohte Mature Is not more tue t.
herself than the br black po..ue,d IN tie rsi-
est. grayest or most frowry hair by 1t. Mod ami
s~d Or applied a, Bachelors wig FACTORY, lin n!ns
private rosmsJ 235 BFordwsy. New York. VIA A
Sstch'ior Is the box OF ali nuiue. others are
itsiIons.
For sale BY Aivo'd b Van fatieu.
seps3-iSwi,n,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-16
JOHN ,. LOCKE,
House, Hotel y StensnhOnf
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,

ST. LOUIS. NO.
TCINE cuTLEav, Silver, PiaerA Brtiania, pianish-
II ed, Japannei and Plain 4invare, Wooden ana
Willow Ware Feather DustesH- Brushes, Bscon,s e.
inciunsr very articsein he Mousse Farnishmr iiiir
would say 10 Msrchsnss snd D alsrs AsnerAlly
throughout the West, havias de:erlin-i DO SIRE
" cash bu insss aud receiving my goods diycct from
manufacturers, I sm eaAka~d b o1-f xrutey
Inducements than any ssAss l1osss In ths western
cSantry. county Asutnsie. xAls IN ihs ciiy, ere
rvquestsd b al. oco4S to1s4 - oese = sny pass
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-16
EtFacTs OF CLIMArR.-Om my way

Etracrs OF CLiMArE.-On my way
to See a mastering OF cattle, i'll stock
yard one morning, near the Lachlan, |
saluted an aboriginal female, who was
milking COW, wth-"How are you,
Kitty" "Oh, very well, thank YOU,
sir" and pointing to bundle hanging
over her shoulder, said-"Hab plea
mimi dis morning, sar."- lNotes on q
passage from sydney.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-16

y MELANCHOLY OBITUARY.-Wc
find the following sad record in Can
adian exchange:
At Barrie, Upper Canada, OF scarlet
fever, Nov. -, Harriet Letitia, aged 10
wears and ii months: 18th, Selma
Lcnora, aged 3 years and 5 months !;
18th, Celia Aminia, aged years ana
| month 10th, Lavina Penelope, aged
years aud II months; goth. Susan
Julia, eldest daughter, aged l5 years
and i months, the daughters Of Henry
Cheswicke, Esq, Land SURVEYOR, DC.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-16

--BucnANAN oS THE ISLAND OF CUBA.
AT the Democratic banquet at Fan
Gull Hall the other night, the following
toast was offered -
by J. c. Lovejoy, Of Cambridge
The enemies of the President, in the
last war with En- gland, drank as their
toast Madison on the Island of Elba >
may their next toast be-"Buchansn
on the Island OF Cuba"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-16

GOODNESS CNPARALLELED.-A mer-
camille firm of this city received last
week letter from the captain of one
of the briggs they chartered, dated at
Barbados, in which he informed them
that he believes the United States are
going to eternal smash, that he had
sold the ship and cargo and pocketed
the money, which he don't think they
will ever see again. He concludes
with some complimentary illusions to
our countrymen, and wishes he had
never seen any OF them. The vessel
is the brig Boston.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-16
BURR Il SWIFT.
oRSx2Ss An "a
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
brady o., Easa side, ~ Front snA ossaaA
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

UhVkNTOWu, 1UWAs
1n0 bag. Core. " aud hsrscssbss
lOO ~ phckst- Od Java.
~ T. srosni Uod ., kio aud Java;
N hhds Sugar,
~ hi. refined sugar.-py~dss.S sssahsl - -.
fee;
~ bb. Sugar Hous- Molss.ss,
10 packages Gsiusn syrup. whoh Aalf 80 OaAs.
teis;
quo hhis salt coars- and hn-;
80 bags Dairy Salt, ~ D sachs;
100 clerts Teas. Young Mysoo. Ounpev10. ~.
rial and BLACK;
900 csidir, Trss Young Maos ousp vA-s -.
81 b Aes Che &C. W. n, Go hen end kaS. Dawn
100 In. S"sp; vainiiy, Chspin's Krasivs eiA Dsnag
20 boxes Italian Castle sosp;
ics box-s Totsecn, .. =, 10 ard D.. vastsas
braBdsj
o. sros. AnA-,.Sn's ass eut ehevisg fSSasaS
o. tks- o. smoking tobacco In b "A DaOse0
100 hO Ciksr.. vsrnss brands;
100 gross clay Ppa,
10 kexs emp. rts carbonate oola:
~ do eoia sssratus;
- DO refined aud dcss,s tseAsd ~
- Tbs k,os;
90 boxes Starch,
itotoxes Osudivs. Sperm. STAR, stssias ~ q,
1000 sa.Ioa. oi. spern. vtsis. lasa ~ essbi,A
Jolt;
no bozr. .ple.s, assos,sa;
~ dosen p.pr~r ssuc~,
2edol~n tomato sup:
- dozen F.ektrs, s--".teA;
20 bhis vinssar,c .4'sr and EsfS
20 psaAasss 10. IN " Assh.r~s
% do No. NLits ys.h; s......
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-16
Banking House.


Exchange o. Germany.
TNHE undersigned are rver~re IN drew dsr~es
on the following cities In srls to suit p1ehaarso
Berlin IN Prussia
Cclavre IN
Leipzig la eaxony,
Cassel,
Bremen,
Var,hrvV.
Frankfort. n. ~,
and solicit ~. crsin. Of al thoes having hss,ness
with thcs- ~tses
CHURR, sRO., BARROW ! Co. BAsszas.
CvrCRIJNG Ru 4 for 4, and uryayA. vcv ea,e nv
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