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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-12-31

!. .ONk Tuous ,Sp ~ PERsoNs kiLIED sY \
Stroke oE LlcHrNlNe, ,-.Accounts from
Rhod state that the lightning struck ll lltP
immense store Of gunpowdsr Which vas
placed in the vaults belonging 70 the An
cient Knights, destroying the whole Tur-
kish quarter so completely thai only three
children we're saved, One thousand
persons are said to have perlshed,. 10
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-12-31

BALrlMoRr, Dec, 26,-Two trains
came in collision yesterday, on the Vir-
ginia Central Railroad, near GordonsviIie,
The trains were both smashed, and four
or fiye persons Instantly killed. .....
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-12-31

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.--The House
passed several private bills, and the SEN
ate bill providing for compulsory pre-
payment Of postage oil all transient prin-
ted matter. and adjourned until Tues
day. ..'H
Commodore BIaden Dulany, Of the
United States Navy, died here this morn
ing after lingering illness. ..' .us..
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-12-31

EsU7 During the retreat of the British
troops In Holland. while they were Aoun-
dering through the mud,in a part Of the
road !uncommo only bad, corps of the
guards were much scattered, when the
Commanding officer called out to the men
to form two deep. Blast me !" shouts
a arenadeer between two mountains Of
mud, II am too deep already-I am up
TO my neok!,a' HU &'.i h'3n'al
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-12-31

New ORLEANS, Dec, 2e.--Gen.
Harnsby, in published card, says that
Walkers agents are very active here, and
that he will undoubtedly maintain him
self. y.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-12-31

AMERICAN CUUNCILs. exchanges
are still constantly coming to us with the
important and gratifying news that the
American Party is neither dead nor asleep
in some sections Of our country. The
sihembeIs Of il are moving, boldly and
decidedly, the council fires are rekindIed,
and the dark lanterns are going forth
This is good work. Let us not be idle
in o.d Nortl champion. we have hard
work before US, buta continual dropping
will wear away rock, so perseverance,
will overcome many difficulties. aBy
making proper nse Of the power at our
command, we may do much again at the
Spring elections, and in many districts
secure the ascendency, Why shalt there
not be an opening of our councils in town
and country !--Northdmpton Farmer
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-12-31

NORFOLK, Va. Dec. 26.--The new
steamer Christoval Colon, from New
York for Cuba, has put in here in
distress, with the loss of her cut water,
&c. g ............, ..., ....t .
The steamship Georgia, from Callro
with Guano, is ashore near Cape May,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-12-31

b, ASINoULAIp CAUSE OF PRlDEs--ln a
metropolitan auction room, on Ger ain
occasion, little Germau Jew, who was
slowly and shrewdly making his bid, was
addressed by q near byslander, with
There is a ery,disagreeablc odor about
here what can il be "Yaas," he re.
piled uuhesitatingly, "dat ish my yeet."
f" Your feet then why don't you rcire
from the room, and not mingl e with gen
dement, The odor from your feel il
very offensive" "Ah!" responded lht
little Hebrew, you ought to zmell EN-
in small room in de summer time !!
Pride in such an accomplishment, a.
Baron PompOlino would say. is q vlrlp'
somewhat rare, tga, ffs.r tsai
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-12-31

DETROIT, Dec. 2s.-A train passed
over the track of the Detroit, Monroe
and Toledo Railroad 10 Monroe, this day
Tile last rail was laid this morning.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-12-31

New YuRK, Dec. 26.-The steamship
Baltic arrived this morning. Her dates,
which are to the 9Th, have been antici-
pated bv the arrival of the Canada.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-12-31

Ey The most frequenled of the uni
versilies in The Pontifcial dominion are
those Of Rome and Bologna. Last year
the first reckoned s76 students, and the
other 487. The other universities are
attended by 4SO young men, in all 1898
students, for a population Of 100000
souls.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-12-31
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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-12-31

ance, and would obey no law but the law
of the Church. This is my only crime |!
And for this l am called slave sycophant
and a1jsct, And by whom! An Ameri-
can Protestant ! A man whose ancestors
perilled all for freedom TO worship Cod
How long will that Freedom last when
Popery becomes numerically supreme
Not anhour. How often would he, in
Florence visit tho Methodist Chapel, i!
the Pope could preventiI. and he is only
waiting numerical strength. All, sir
there would be no chapel there--lhe
thunders of the Vatican would raise il
from turret to foundation stone just as
soon as i! had subjects enough to carry
out its behests.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-12-31

GE We clip The following from the
Wheeling Times of a late date We
most sincerely desire that our American
friends in Wheeling may not be behind the
Foreign party, in giving demonstration Of
their proper appreciation af the principles
which have been so ably defended BY the
Editor of the Times.
Complimentary.
We are gratifed to learn that some en-
terprising gentlemen, conceiving that we
are as much entitled to complimentary
testimonial from our friends as the editor
of tie .Argts vas from his, have already
started subscription to present us with
u thousand dollars! 1t is very difficult
for us to speak of the subject with be.
coming modesty, yet nevertheless we are
requested TO state that the subscription
has been started-and in order that the
contribution may be participated in gen.
orally, it has been wisely determined that
no one shall put his name down for more
than one dollar!
Any further information can be obtain
ed of those having charge of the matter
This is the last time we propose making
mention Of the subjuct in our columns
until The subscription is completed, ant
the "hard money" handed over. In the
meantime we cannot resist the temptation
to say to our friends that the work il
which they are engaged is a good one
and should enlist their most earnest Ell
forts. and we hope they won't be long ir
accomplishing it So, friends do YOU
divinest!
P.S. We hope an invitation will al
so be extended 10 certain Of our Demo
cratic friends, who appear 10 regard us
with peculiar favor, and who never fai
to avail themselves of every possible op
portunity of giving the Times a "cus
| sing"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07
SPEECH OF EX-GOVERNOR FLOYD IN RE
ranks

In pursuance OF a call signed by about Gfcen hun.
drcd of the principal merchants of New York, All i'm
1.pnso meeting of the business portion of the com.
lnunty was held in Wal! sriei, 10 that city, oi Thurs
dny afternoon, hear the reply Of eyGoyera0r Floyd
to the speech delivered by Sir. Banks in the same
place last week. The meeting is thus noticed by the
Daily News:
"Ex Governor Floyd Of Virginia, in pursuance of
announcement made speech yesterday afternoon IN
reply to that delivered by Mr.. Speaker Banks On the
same spot last week.
"On this occasion platform was erected on the
steps of the Merchants Exchange for the eccolnmo.
dgtion of the speaker reporters and officers Of the
meeting. At the time appointed every available
point OF observation was occupied, the street was
crowded, and every window filled with spectators;
the ba.eS Of the c0ionnades in front Of the building
eagerly chung to as resting places, ami the sum
nit of pile of bricks temporarily placed in the road
way, was also covered.
"lle meeting fer exceeded in numbers that which
met for reasonable purposes last week at the same
place, probably as FIVE to one Instead Of four five
thousand, as at the Black. Republican assemblage,
half OF which were true national at least 80 UG0
OF our best and most substantial merchants, mechan-
ics and artizans were the ground, proudly pro-
claiming their adherence to and love for the Union
For the purpose OF accommodating those the out
side of this immense conCourse who could by no pos
Gibiity get within hearing Of the speaker two other
meetings were organized and addresses made
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07
LATER FROM EUROPE

New YORK, Oct. 3.-The steamship Africa,
Liverpool dates to the 2U,h September, arrived !
to-day. The news brought by her ia not OF u
importance.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 90.-Tne Cotton market 10
oh1need. Brerdstuifs are quiet. Flour is unchafg
Wheat has declined one 10 two pence. Corn is s.
dull. Provisions are steady. Consols 94t to 9ii
LArrsr.-LoNpoS, Sept. 20.-Stocks are less 4,
than Yesterday, owing 10 continued stringencyH
money market. Consols fuc:uated and closed
decline of one.quarter compared with Thursday'
The quotations Of cotton are barely sustslnes
The sales Of the week amount to $4,000 bales, lno
ding 900 on speculation and 6, 500 for export RI
are unchanged since the Baltcs report. Bread'
are quiet. Sales of Western Canal and BaIhI
flour at ~ to Bis, Ohio 81 to 80. Wheat; old re-.
10 6s 3D. new IS to 9Is;, old white 81 to lO' DC"
to 49,, yellow and mixed corn 3}s. Bullion 10
creased E36,GO0. .r,
The Steamship Herman arrived at South'n''
on the 18th. ..L,
The London Morning Post, Of Sept 2Oth' .psaN A
diplomatic rupture with Naples as proosJs,..,, :,
says ave, as well as France, will send tn!I.,. -.
ships of the line and corresponding force OF
and through these alone will our allies tres' WIZ
King Of Naples" o..s, 8
Much uneasiness is felt at Madrid. The Que''
O'Donnell are equally unpopular. ,.,.e.. hs
The Swiss Federal Assembly of botn no sn,s on
| pledged themselves to resist all encroschI'e'"
rights of the republic. tho Ar.
| The chief subject Of interest at Paris, ~
of Marianne on charges Of intention TO e'o'''''
| The Emperor on his return from Biarrifz. ,,..
| The Free Trade Congress had opened al DUE
Nothing was done but preliminary business
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07
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MY MOTHERS BIBLE.

sY G. +. MSkRleS.
Thi. book is all tAn,'s left me III"
Tears will unb:dd.m s'"rt' ,,
With falterinv lip amd thr"co'Hs WV
press it to my heart.
Eur many generations ph'''
Her. is our family tree;
Al, mn,hcr'. hnnA This Bible ria'pe''
She, dying, gave it me.
An vel, do remember those
vh,s, names these records bear
wiz ,nnud the heSrtl, stone used to close
Alter the evening prayer. =,
And speak of what these pages sa'u'
In tones my heart would thril'
Though they are with the silent DEAD
Here they are living still.
NV father read this holy book
fe brothers, sisters dear!
How calm was my poor mothers look.
Who loved Gods word to hear!
Her angel face ! see 1t yet!
What thrilling memories come!
Again that little group is met
Within the walls Of home!
Thou truest friend man ever knew
Thy constancy I've tried;
When all were false found thee 'fu''
NV counsellor and guide.
The mines Of earth no treasure give
That could this volume ouy;
In teaching me the way 10 '"e
II taught me how 10 o'e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07
-sN .
TIE VOTE OF PENNSYLVANIA.

~ re GdH9'" OF me GHI"pb.
HARRIsoSRuRG, Sept. %, 1856.
Gentlemen The political complexion OF affairs i.
Pennsylvania is matter of great anxiety smong OF;
friends n 1tler States as veil as al n2me. 81 uo
n res,d2n. Of the stale Us you are Geil AWAKE, U4
notwithstanding. have an iALs'tst in il, in cOumOl
with all who love our institutions On this GccouH,
left my pleasant home on the banks OF the Shenan.
ddah, welt sru;ed With letter" Ia all prominent pOI.
Clans Of the State, in Philadelphia, Esston, Towanda
Erie, 'ittsburg, bedford and Harrisburg. To satisfy
my curiosity, have travelled over the State met GDt
converted with most of them, have spent abou.
month in the performance of this self.impo.ed s:G
and How send you the result OF my inyey,;.::C.oa
Congressional Di-tri":s. ,,es-.ain;; tnis will be -,
i.u.l CONVENIENT form IN which TO present the sspet
III PENN .ynnia 10 tho world.
The State bns % members Of Congress. The PIE.
sent representation is composed nj Denoc.s,s Al:
~ Abolonisrs and Know. t,otain,;s. Philadelphia
with Hont3o.aesy county comprise The first Eve De.
trcts Oe shall! carry tour OF these, perhaps nj Of
item. TO be- discreet claim bGt fou.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07

In several of the districts the calculations hand
mo by persons of both parties have been used vii
out alteration. This shows a clear Democratic II
ority Oh the Congressional ticket, with a majority
members il4i and q strong chance for two NOR.
Is To 9-near!y reversing the present representa-
Oar irields, tnen. arg confident Of carrying
State Eext month by at least 10000 majority.
quite sure that Mr.. Buchanan is 20,OOO TO 3ol
stronger than any man Of his party in the State
never saw n more united get of men than the Deu
Gratis of This glorious old Keystone. You can Use
in any way you deem proper Ms feel quite ssII'-
that the result will justify my predictions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07
GOV FLOYD IN NEW YORK.

New YORK, Oct. Gov. Floyd, of virginia,
spoke this afternoon from the steps Of the Merchants
Exchange to an immense eorcourse oil citizens' ms
remarks were continued for some two hours 10 Ter
tsnton. One Of the most prominent points Of his
sneeeb was an argument to prove that the Black Re
publcans were clearly and solely responsible for The
pernstuation Of the wrongs in Kansas by their re!u,
sa! to pass the Senate bill introduced By Senator
Tooinbs.
W his .nsech said, 81 find, from scjourn OF one
* in New York, that the enemy Of the Democra
cv ;s not the American party. There bonds Of
uyinn betveen them and if you can show mo that the
RenubIicnns can only be beaten by my vote being
csst for Fillmore, will give him my vote, if the
oround opens and swallows me. Virginia, too, viii
come up and stand at my back in that moment and
that VOTE"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07

BALTIMORE, Oct Flour has as M;,I" AZ * 81
.,ioa Of Howard street at &c g.; cry M.is 60 "a
Sales of red wheat at 81 40 10 y ''' WING y
Al so. Corn 10 unchanged.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07

NEW YORK. Oct. i.-Flour has de ed s6 30
If Ohio at from SO 50 to S. Isl Standaii,a a %
AZ IS. Sales of red wheat at 81 ~; VIZ W.,
Coyn ia dropping; sales Of mixed al % e'''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07

FROM KANSAS

CHICAGO, Oct. 4.-Gov. Geary has issued proc
lapaton for the election Of delegates to Congress
and the State Legislature, TO take place the 9Th in
slant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07

FATAL AccIDESr.-We are panied to learn that
Col. A. Is. Swift of Louisa county, was thrown from
his buggy on the evening Of the 18th of September
and killed. He was found OH the morning after the
accident, near the old Fork Meeting House, and
from appearances, killed instantly. His wife
warned him, before leaving home, against driving the
horse, az it was young and very wild animal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07

Mr.. FArLKSER.-From correspondence between
Hon. c. }. Faulkner and the Secretary of War; pub
shed BY request of citizens of Harpers Ferry, It ap
pears that the former gentleman, at the time oil the
difficulty about the army bill, very sprltedy offered
his private resources TO the government to prevent
stoppage ofthe works at the Harpers Ferry Armory'
The acceptance of the offer became happily unn-ces
sary from the passage Of the bill day or two ALTER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-07

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-09
ENTBl ANt:l.

i VI IL, HI tea State. h9ag' s'iG Id
COOK. SARGENT K COOK,
BauAels aid L.,ii Agents.
IT. Dts M3.ars
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-09

ASSAULT AND HAITERI. - higher
I.aw.sm i, maxim. rapid converts of Tie
II hernian settlers near lie Claire's Of
chard. When RATS oEin ihro"s oH' OF
work tie men, fes black eyes AID bllo.iy
noses affirm tne old Lalsm that all id,c
head is the devil. workshop" Sundays
also afford leisure for aly am.oaIst OF gym.
t.s.ic ,x,rtlse, a la Tom lIyer The polio.
Court IS furnished with t.c'im each day
succeeding Sunday AID a III .ofm We
Suspect tia, l'tle of lie SCI .ti.i" Is cav
.,iue around these co,,os 70 bite and mad.
len Tie inmates
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-09
TO SPORTSMEN.
Iowa Fire and Marine Insurance
Company.

-. = of the Stockholders 81 the Iowa
a MN ~, inc Insurance Company held a.
~ sse am I'm No &C. @. X. Mitchell IN 'h' cay
tas nav.o !" anxu u 1855, on M tim, fiw
~ Nv w" - ,n'.a >vesid mt. and Jos I.Asnbnt
3 rr"tary. ak suhsc ript ion b.,k il
au,earcd that tn requisite n a. ,.,e, A., n. n a
,s'.h \ ,n antheTiae tbc stockht W. " CIV ~"
.oe Directors. .4.. ,dcd to the c,cc
,;on ~ = N,a ri 81 Is Directors, wher' "a
Much n q 70 1. Davenp, TT Al x W Nh Nm,
yin smith En,ch N ad u Hakemoe, W " ~
= n,,s G,ess Strong Burnett, J.s I.amurne y
NAV S,ephen Thompson, 'hu IL Dawes, ,,l
s,,tes lis Mcintosh J,s Motto, Msnh' =
Rival Chamberlain we're duis elected sa'o o'aiu'
De motion the meeting aJourhei.
Atam"eting Of the Directors OF the io"N 81
aud Marine Insurance Com pany, held al the 'h'e y
Hon q G r Mitchell, In tn CITY Of pav,upof', A"'
rust Is 1855 at I o'clnck NJ. q & hil'R " =
e,ectsd President. Alex Mcur'g,r, Vice Pr' sid'n'
RvnI chamberlain, Eecrcta y, and tieo l. DaNeipo'
Treasurer VI. c,,r.,,
~ and Jos iamhrie~ re appoinea c'mhii'i''
,,rrpSrc code vi ty-iaws AHA regulations, 10 ieio
n In. next meeting.
EDWIN sMlFsI, President.
JosEpH LAMBRITE, Scc'y.
bng37 dim
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-09

.sSoTurR PATRIOTIC VINO. One OF
the most influential old Line wings Of
northcrn Indiana, DAVID II. Coleman.
who -,umped the state for Scott IN loo2,
has lust ..come out" for the Union. Bu
chanan and Breckinrid.e. MIR. Coleman
is an eminent lawyer, and his example
will he followed by thousands OF the oil
line wings Of IhIi"La.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-09
POLITICAL APPOINT WBNIS CF
non. JANIS tx ANB.

Hon. JAspts GR.sT Dem cfaiie cor Tor
lids stat, VII tie gIaa 10 addf' ar the = oiit
l. J,uas unity ph u. ~ Mrdae IN pttinber
Ia Jassn county, Oh tbr - fGrsd as IA
! clin Oh county the 81 NJ nday tn
H.. C-,i..r q, i.il'y "a tie ! D ulay ia
Ia 81 OFT eoaYf. pu tn 1t VI stdt} "a orto"tr
Aa-csiIi.e county "a "a ~ " lnGa} iio''Aptr'
H. ,lp- On .inmty Oh Tho "a MeuaN
L. otl.,r ui.ti > Of WHICH du notice VIII b
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-09

OnpixAl!oN.-Thc Rev. Mr.. john
ty CT. rch as an Episcopal Priest, and the
ceremony was Impressive and instructive.
3 shop Lee, assisted by three Clergyheh,
ofIlciatcd at the services: The great eXer-
uou which Bishop Lee has made 70 "stab-
ish new PAR shes for the preaching OF the
Gospel IN the counties oi Iowa, Is worthy
Of al colnmendalion. A large number OF
new churches have beef erected during The
past ear in tbs diocese, aud are n Hour
i.hinr coudiiIon. Tie Few States OF ne
Wes, r,q1ire immense labor IN keeping oul
,l,c growth Of inidcity; and the field IS
la,g., but Tie laboreIs are few.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-09

Mr. Fremont has another interesting
supporter. a negro preacher called An
derson. lie balls from Indiana, and re-
Gently made speech at Rising Sun, in
that State, in which he said he was for
"Fremopt, free speech, free
soil, free white men and free negroes, II
thew behave themselves! !" 1t thus
would seem that nowadays rcqai!es
cone essstion % Tie part Of the white
nan 70 b. equal " : osSFos -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-09
D.lGS! R.lGS! B.lGS!

IN fANUFACTURED by the Chicago Bag Ganni1rto
lNly, kand@.ph street, corner 81 'iik 'th''S'-
FL@iK gtcKss HRAr CORN MEAL, Ian FAR
~ uEKS, OSSAld X. MD s'N Ia-t.a',
"a r0hi GRA1S SN ~
y mi u Il upon the shortest hott", ai'S - ~"
I,.r.t ma kct prizes 1.ic righ. lr ~ ai~hs r.
~ Original, and mol I" - s i,'s-'h - W, e''.'-
:. 4, n ASH ARD
,x.f q p,st CGce ..1dres> bpA 1897.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-09

g@psvsaas u Fasssles-Dr. Cheesusss's
PILLS. c'mbinAtionsof insrc n's in these Pills
~ The result Of us and exte''sise pfsrtice They
ere mild In their operation and certain in correcting
eli Irregularities. painful menstruaion removing all
sbst rocims whether FROM catd " otherwise, head
sce pain tn eide palptation Of the heart disturb
81 sleep which arise frum interruption - nature
THY can lie successfully use ~ preventive I'll
pills should never be taken In pregnancy, they
would sure 10 causc 1israrriasc. Warranted pure
~ vegetable, and IRE" from anything rjnfi"o L. If
or health Explicit directions, which shpa.I h. rad
accompany - ehbos Pic 81 for salo BY the
Druggists IA Davenport and IIimes turrchser,
kk Island snt by mail bv inelo-ing 81 {" lf Cor
|nelius l.. Chrtsf1nsu, No. 1872 Bfpllsay, New iptk
(ie3p-siaw lml
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-09
Bal,!. Of Florence,

FLORENCE, Nebraska
GEO. b SARGENT, Pres't J. NJ. PARKER, Cash
VINHE undersisned Woprietors Of the Bank Of
Florence, Nebraska, by the pro-
fi,ions OF its Charter, individually respons bie
or allits n SUES, and wili redeem ip Notes Of said
Institution al its counter In the city Of Florence, in
coin and al either Of their Banking Houses. IN East
ern Exchange at one per cent b specie at sand
rates Of other currency.
CO0K L AARGENT. Davenport
COOK, SARGENT + DOW NEY. Iowa City Iowa
COOK. SAR6ENT 4 COOK Fort Des xoinesl
COOK, 6AkGRNT 4 PARKER, Florence, Eebrafks
Nv IN .StfAl1 II -S;sA-. a.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-09

A Cn.>C..- The Frecport Anziegcr, a
German paper al first ran up tho black
flag If Fremont and Dayton. II has now
pulled it down, and hois,ed the names OF
buchanan and Brecsinr.isc at Its must
head.