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against
John IL Smack and lanes Edward Smack Dcits
The object OF this suit is obtain a sale Of certain lot
of ground in the bill mentioned and distribution OF the
proceed. among the parties entitled thcreto and affidavit
been nea Ss as Ss
ssh the said defendant 10 notified TO appear a. the
R.es to be holden in the Clerks Office OF the said Court
on the first Monday 10 December ne next and do what '
s.n,,s EUs ROBINSON, Clerk
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DISSOLUTION

DISSOLUTION r.,, a.,
TIME co-parrncrshp hcrctooi-r set"tcn ."
undersigned is this day dissolved bv mutual conseu
NJ Conrad assumes all labirc. Of the hrm' anu ,i
alone payment OF deots oue 10 u'd
u'' ' NJ. CONRAD,
co,,onber lst ls5, w w LEFTWICH
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PEYITESTIIRY OF VIRGINIA

PENITENTIAR1 OF tIHUI9NN'
MANUFACTURED al this Institution. ana SOFA lneiee {
and ar the Agent, Store No. 81, Pearl street, the
bllowipg articles, at reduced prices TO wit
Boots. Shoes and Brogues
Women Children and Servants Shoes
Machine Bands, Leather Hose
Wagons, Carts
prsys and Wheelbarrows
wardrobes, Safes &c
Striped snd Plaid Cottons
Ke.seys and Linscys for plantation hands
Ready Made Clothing for servants. -
N., o The above articles hand and for SALE will
~ ,sde or repaired other JOB work done to order on
bo-, noce for cash. TO punctual customers only on
0,tsr. from he country with satisfactory references,
,-onn,v attended TO- Address K. NJ. NIMMO,
nIr ;-c.f Agent and Storekeeper Va. Penitenuary.
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c.,,onbe, Ia, lss, w w LEFTWICH
In di,solvpq nv business connection with Mr. Conrai
desire to return my warncst thanks 70 my henas
Nh, firm of Conrad 1etwich, and 10 solicit in brhaN o
nv late partner their continued favor. .uu
1bev NAV rest assured their business will br faithfully
o.tended ,o and their interest consulted al all times
September lst, 1857. ". w. hEr WIN"
Nv late partner w. W Ieitwich having retired rom
Tho concern of Conrad & leftwich shall continue 10 do
General Commission aud Forwarding Business, on my
own account =. 40,
In connection with this announcement, desire % ont
nv thanks TO nv friends and those Of Maj L"tWib ls
their patronage and to assnre them "a well as ne"
signors that any business entrusted to me IN th
shall receive my prompt personal attention.
l-c3H
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. Under sutht rzins the Board OF PUBLIC orks
10 subscribe behalf Of the Commonwealth 10 inc STOCK
of the Petersburg Railroad Compsny, passed :7th Feb
ruary, 1882.
1884, June 30-2e, The Most Noble George Gran n,
Vile, Duke OF Sutherland iouSo W
o. ditto l0,uOO w
3O ditto 1000 o.
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NOTICE.

IL Persona hava, claims against the estate OF David
"A 5 Gillespie deceased, late Of Louisa county, Va,
r. ,.oue,.ed 10 present the undersigned legally
,,encs,ed as ,hey may be discharged and the estate
.nay se::ied VI JANE 1lLLESIIh,
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COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANk
G>HARTERED by the Legislature OF Vrgnis. Decem
csves deposits which interest is paid at the rate OF
per per If remaining deposit ak months
and per cent for shorter periods.
WIN q. PAINE, President.
GEO. J. SUMNER, Secretary,
JOHN II. MONTAGUE, Treasurer.
CFOmcs No l53, corner Main aud 18th st.
Ion
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To EDITORS AND PRINTERS.

ngr subscribers beg leave to call attention 70 snsi'
go9DERs, PRESSES, &c. &c, large supply 0,
sb they keep constantly hand at their Type and
s,s~eo,ype Foundry, No. %, Gold Street, New York,
Ne have full OF all articles required IN
p,a,ns Ohce, including ,,.vs
Al of which we warrant equal in every respect TO any
in this country, and which We will sell on
~ nspsl terms viz: six months credit for approved ne
,sbIs notes or ten per cent discount for cash oid
rne taken in exchange for new at the customary price
cents per pound delivered within 60 days from
une OF purchase otherwise six cents per pound On
H WM. HAGAR, JR., CO.
The undersigned, AGENT IN VIRGINIA, for the above
wei! knowu establishment, can supply the traoe WIKI
every description OF osr, r.,
PRINTING PRESSES, TYPES, CASES, &c,
rpou toe most liberal Having printed the RICH
soyp ESourREn" for upwards OF ten years with type
and other materials purchased from Messrs. HAdAR q
Co. sn induced to recommend materials fotn 'he" co
ts,li,hment in preference TO others
specimen Books will be furnished TO the trace u anu
,aea articles may be selected VIII be forwaTeeq WIN
;e;patch. " NJ D ,tIS ",
Aug Enquirer onee, NtooI.ou1, % - : .
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V7IRGINIA:- AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court oi tho City OF Richmoud the 9th
day of September, 1857:
John b Askew and Martha A. Askew, his wife
D,.;,
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NOTICE

THE CENTRAL HOTEL,
TXyuL be re.opened on TUESDAY. the lst day OF
w September ior the accommodation OF bosrders
and Trausien; Customers.
The TABLE will be fur nished with the best the
4sOrds The EAR will be furnished. at all times, win the
Test LIQUORS, WINES and CIGARS.
We will Use or best exertioni 10 give entlre satsae
- '' "' JOS A. MAYO & co.
Rirhn,nna l1h Aurust lnI1-d&c2 aw2m
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nOWLANDs GENUINE MACAssAR OIL,
Is for ssIe by w. PETERSON, Drusgsl
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CEUKt.E ]. HEkIt1SG'S.
cnNvr:siNN ASD GROCERY STORE

40 % MAIN STREET.
EEEPs slwsy, aand full stock OF Groceriea 10
n wach he :av.,s us customers and the public gene
rsIy Also psrs ..c, attention the sale OF country
Proiuc. al uow p'caared furnsh grain brgs 10 ms
trierds who w.a - send :he- grain 10 him 70 sell
GEO. HERRING,
.u,.cr No, So Main At.
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EDWIN WORTHAM & CO.,

GROCERS COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DEALERS IN IRON, STEEL, AND AGRICULTURAL
MANuRES.
A TTEND particularly 10 tine sale OF Wheat, Corn,
"A Flour and Tosacco A fun supply OF grain oags on
h,nI with which farmers can be supplied who wish to
i. ua.., vain ,ous July9-c4m
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CEKTAIN llNE FUN, u s'f Dt Ell FL ,,
"A BY ali phvs;ciaus of both the old and nc" "oro'
Lsye, beer up IL 5o:tie. for family use. coo. =.
Fer dozeo p,u,s IL -. Per dozen quarts e. % 10 u
packages of from two 10 six dozen Put and sold oy
r WlLBACaER, No. 20s, Main street,
Richmond, Va
No extra charge :or package or drayage
ep,ovided amouu, being added, good city reference
gren :.
Fo. sale also-Laser Beer in quarter and halt casks o
saud 10 gallons
Superior Cream Ale In quarter and half casks OF and
zallOns Aprll SZ-cU
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mocraic party is higher than that II owes 10 e"nef
of the distinguished gentlemen mentioned ny ,ne
"yirpinian" Heartily approving The ADMINISTRATOR
and determined TO support it with all our ao'i''y aou
ze. we deem il our duty, as far as we can 10 guhru
II nj every point and defend it from lis ioes "ne'hef
,hov are moving amongst in the Democratic camp
onenlv arrayed in the ranks of the opposition
IF Mr.. Hunter thinks proper to decline any aVo"a'
of his opinions, to disregard the demah" Oh De'h'
o-ots and TO allow bmself to be placed before Inc
r;s,o,ure as he now standa, neither committed TO-
NOR opsipst the Administration, whatever may be the
oo,soouence, he cannot blame US for 1t.
The "yirginian" says "We are unable to perceive
tho difference between Mr.. Wises and MIR. Hun
,sr,s Democracy, unless from disagreement on the
snbiect of Walkers policy. So far AZ the question OF
udiaunionr sentiments is concerned, MIR. wise occu-
,;o. we know, n position equivocal as the most
~ Soutbarn Democrat" No difference in the
Democracy Of these gentlemen IS 6'oTn. we are
anxious TO ascertain il there s any. And hence Inc
oEnouirer's" call upon Senator Hunter 1t there ia a
.;nsronce between them, il cannot arse from the
.o.,-oo ub;ch our cotempoTary indicates. But then
IT., ,cbt nroyc to be the occasion of tho develop
IS the difference Those factionias in the South.
n;h ,pbom Mr. Hunter is suspected OF sympathizng,
..,. ..,sc,sd Walkers Kansas policy as the point
a, which to open their attacks upon the Adninstra'
tion
co, Wise is opnosed to sectionalism. He true to
the South and to the Union too. He is warm
spnporter of the Administration, and is in un-
oomnromising hostility TO the factonists. Where
doos Mr.. Hunter stand We ask for infer
nation, that the public may be enlightened. The
.yircinian" evidently in error when it expresses the
on;p;on that Governor Wise's position on the 'dl'
union question is equivocal He is not the man Tor
eouiyocal positions be is opposed to dissolution
of the Union long sc the rights, and interests ana
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United States Mail.

United States Mail.
KENTUCKY.
-.,.... PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
February o, 1857.
DROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United
July, 1857, Both Junc 1883, following
KENTUCKY and in the time will be
Office OF this until g.
March next, be decided by the 25th April following;
No. 602 From Louisve Ky by Lacona aana Grassy Pond
Ha,dinsburg, Coverport, HawesvlIe, Yevingen,
derson, Smh's Mills, Hewitisvie MorRanfeid, a .
Raleigh, TO Shawneetown, H., 1861 miles aud back
daily in four horse coaches. Rock Haven and Bran
denburg to be supplied from Garnets, lille by mail
six times week Webster and Clifton Mills from
Bewltyvie three times q week, and Big Spring
from Bewleyvie six times week. oil In due
nexon with main line.
Leave Loui- vile daily 5 a
Arrive at Owensboro' day by m; 4
Leave Owensboro' daily at 4 a ..... ..
Arrive at Shawneetown day by
Leave Shawneetown daily at
Arrive al Owcnsbor0' day by 8
Leave Owensboro daily
Arrive at Louisvillc next day by pm.
PROPOSAL guaranty certificate
embraced In the
pamphlet principal
mcnt OF January 1854, Of routes in Kentucky Tennessee
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Feb 7-lawfwt 0# Postmaster General
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The nsms Of person upon books uAs
'ne psymensofthe subscription be
Distant subscribers may money iet
o. "heh win be paid BY and ask by ourselves
cafe lsansniAs.ol,
rhe Q UNTtY "A gpi p b'tsh dtr-wseky ins
aons OF cong ess, and semi during recess
Subscriptions for period iess than year received
terms proporuoned TO the above annual
9y-PosTMAsTERs are authorized agents ana
BY sending DAILY subscribers, ESQ enclosed, on
titled 10 copy gyais.
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MISCELLANEOUS


Silks red white green, blue, regmenn flags and gudons
silk tw sewing silk buckles, bra and iron dax twine
baing bass thimbes for ag bong
spears and fcrrues for guidons
should be of domestic manufacture
onfo all the standard patterns scaled in
this Office, where they be examined.
Sample will be sent by mail with any additional In
subject which be desired BY manufacturers
wishing TO offer proposals..
each delivery win be retained until
shall completed which be forfeited the United
defncaon Of the fulfil
,hpuaons the About half
supplies required equal monthly proportions
3st day and payments will be made for
them the by Congress Of funds for this
of available; the remainder within
mon hs from that date also in equal monthly proportions, will be
paid for delivery.
The privilege of increasing by from
half the quantity all the supplies above mentioned.
will c based accepted proposals. the ument
OF which will be required. Bids desired
regular dealers the articles
furnished and will be respected considered from
known manufacturer regular aler In the
desired supplies which fact the reverse, must be distinctly
in the bids offered well the and address
intended be proposed securities in
obtained.
Letters containing proposals should be endorsed "rropoas
e. B. BABBITT,
Feb 5-eodtl0Mar Brevei Major and A. q. NJ
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTEHss,
BY which their incomes must be doubled.

THE has invented and obtained letters patent from the
United States combination OF machine
for seed by continuous
from the gin through the and snpiDg machne
~, until IL In ready for shipment weaving
saving from waste by this will be at least ten per cent
made from fibre uninjured by the
cations Of the machinery OF The and dis
enange it viii be @ and heavier and
viii command The markets OF the world disiancing competition
II advanced prices.
The undersigned prepared dispose OF privileges his
PATENT planters will be informed complete
suctions how how obtain the best machinery a
other application addressed
Dec 6-2awIyif GEORGE @. HENRY, Mobile.
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NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION In IRE
LAND.
LONDON, February 6, 1857.

LONDON, February O. 1881
DEAR SIR; have been addressed by the municipality
and mayor Of Waterford, in Ireland the subject of
National Agricultural Exhibition 10 be held in that place in
August next These communications obviously de-
signed of conveying to felowcitizens
ally authentic information of the facts and arrangements
they set FORTH Copies have been carefully made and
now enclosed to you under the impression that you will
take pleasure in giving them wide dissemination through
The Daily Unionp
am, very respectfully your friend and obedent ser
want q. NJ DALLAS.
A. o. p. NICHOLSON, Esq
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TO ALL PERSONS cONoERS EI

TO ALL PERSONS CONC EEK ED Notice Is hereby given
thar aar publication Of this advertisement six weeks appcs
will be Commissioner
daplcate warrant No 1879 for 100 in the Of CLARK
Wrght No 34s9, for l2o In the Barney Cnscel
and No. 707s, for 30 the Of all
der Of March 3D. 1885, the having
against their entered In the General Land Ofice
Feb I7-law6w JOHNSON r, wELLBORN,
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Proposals for Army supplies.
o1see OF Army Clothing ana Eqaipase,


SEALED PROPOSALS invite 4, received
ONCE until 10 O'Clock of the 10th day Of March
furnishing by contract the following ARMY SUPPLIES AND MA
EhAs deliverable al the United States Clothing and Equpage
Depot tSchuyikiii Arsens In quantities required, viz
oooo yards o. dark blue ndgo wool d ed CLOTH and
%, coo bands, weighing about IA ounces per yard
o "a dark blue ndgo wool d,ed) t"ied cloth, weighing
49, 81 ounces per yard,
$1,000 yaId "a bGe ndgo Dyed twed CLOTH weighing
~ ounces per yard.
yards dark bne ndgo dyed) cotton and wool flannel
weighing 81 ounc per yard.
$1,000 yards white anne lcoon and woo0 weigh 81
II. yard.
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MARYLAND LOTTERIES
FOR FEBRUARY, 1857.
r FRANCE CO., Managers.
The Great scheme Of the monthI
ALL PRIZES
A and every ticket having Of the drawn numbers
t@'" ~ titled 10 S5
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY
ON the Havana Plan,
To ba drawn February 26, 1851.
$4,000 numbers-i 400 prizes.

----.- / ,00B PTizss-J,UO0 Tickets.
Lowest regular prize In the lottery s3O0i
prize SW
T. ii. HUBBARD 4 CO.,
~ Baltimore, Md.
T. n. HUBBARD CO. authorized agents 10 ii ain
orders in the Maryland Lotteries.
Feb b5-did X. FRANCE x co. &
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Mr.. CRlTTENDEN regarded this amendment as inyoly-
ing very great and important principle When the foun-
daons OF future State to be laid American hands
should do the work
Without taking the question, q. hafpast five o'clock
the Senate found itself without quorum and adjourned
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-25
AN PRIVATE sALE.--A

Al PRIVATE sALE-A pair blood bay carriage
"A horses upwards OF 10 hands high sound md perfectly
gentle in harness Asoa New York built carriage nearly
and Of excellent The above
application smirhs livery ables 10Th and
Pennsylvania avenue.
Feb Is-oaw2w
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CAPITAL OF MMSEsorA.--The council of Minnesota, on
the 9th inst passed by vote of 10 the bill removing
the seat of of the Territory to st Peter There
is said not to be much likelihood of the bill passing the
house
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Brilliant schemes for February, 1857.

Orders for tickets and shares certificates
splendid lotteries will receive the
each drawing will be Immediately
= @p all who order from
j Address r. j. DUCKEY AGENT. 4 L
> Jan l0t Wilmington, Delaware.
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nnVHEs-Tbe Ias gest assortment offered 10
viii su customers Those Of very superior
a o % our stock embrace all the celebrated Makers
". eh ooh for ladies' and gentlemen.
onnden that assortment complete any
tenn. % possessing advantage in getting the best
are prepared Offer Inducements purchasers
vsrsn o. Congress and who design purchasing
would do well make early selection, their quail
'V !" thoroughly iessed.before leaving the city
NJ. w. GAIT BRO,
P.Nao 49, J2t Pennsyivapia avenue,
""-eW Between Oh and 10th streets.
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Mr.. CAMPBELL, of Ohio from the Committee of Ways
and Means, reported bill directing the investment Of
money in the stock Of such States have provided sink
ing fund for the redemption thereof and the application
Of the interest accrung thererom which read twice
and committed.
Also, from the same committee reported, with amend
men Senate bill 70 prevent the counteetng Of the coins
of the United States.
The amendment was agreed to- and the bill read third
time and passed.
Mr.. THORlNGToN, of Iowa. moved TO reconsider the
vote by which House bill granting lands to the State OF
Iowa and the Territory Of Minnesota In alternate sections
to aid in the construction OF railroads therein named
laid upon the table, stating that he should IL the motion
reconsider was agreed TO- present substitute the bill
which passed the Senate few days ago. denominaed the
Mnnesotaand bill applied to the Territory of Min
nesota exclusively.
Mr. SMITH, of Virginia. moved that the motion to re-
consider be laid the table which motion agreed
to--yeas 99, nays 73
Mr.. HERBERT, CALIFORNIA.
Mr. C0LFAX, Of Indiana, from the Committee OF Elec
TONS reported the petition Of two thousand two hum
dred citizens of California, asking the expulsion of p. T.
HrRRERT member OF Congress from that State that as
the committee had power to proceed with invests
cation Of the charges except by the House giving autho
y to send for persons and papers, the committee unan
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Rececing and Placing Of Implements.
l. All exhibitors Of implements win be required to fur
nish the secretary No AZ Upper Sackve street. Dublin,
with concise list of the implements they propose to
hbit on or before stating the prices of each and
the particulars shortly in such form be
niently printed in the Society Catalogue
g. Ali implements intended for exhibition will be re-
ccived into the show yard Wednesday and Thursday
previous the show but qfsrwards when hesewards
win place aud arrange them under the different numbers
in which they compete but after the adjudication
of the judges the implements may be otted by the exhibit
tors s..
O. The necessary materials for trying the different ma
chimes must be provided by the exhibitors themselves
cept clay for the machines which win be provided by the
stewards.
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kssknk, ~. Dss n sanes 4 " nasssen
RAILROAD COMPANY.
- OA~ OYER ChaPia Lees bank, johnson
Street.
Sept. !. lsss.--dAvly
eENNs TLvANaA 1AranoAu.


G&NN0 ANnA RAILROAD.
THRkE daily Through Trslns 6ssvssn Phil.ds,-
! phia snd Pittsbarg. g.-Tns Moaxixo Mail TsArr
leaves PhiladslpAia for rittsburg I, ~ A. n, And
Pitasoorg for PaiIadslphia u I "A. Al. TRs PAsr
Liss leaves PAilsdslphia for Pittsburg at atlP.N
tn NisHr kxrnsss TzAIs lsaves Phiiadelphia for
PittssarE = II ?. NJ, and Pittsbars FOR PhiIaasl.
phia % 10 r. u.
The ASovs lines connect 1t Pis1.bars with Rail-
roads 70 and from St. Louis, No. Alton. Caleu.
and Chicago, III. Rsaakford, Lexington and Low
isvills, ". Terre HAate, Asdison, Lafayette m
indianapolis, Ind Cincinnati, Dayton, sprinrSeId.
Dslisfoatsins, 6ssdusky, Toledo, Cleveland Coisn.
bus, zsnesvtile, Aassilion and Wooster Ohio also
with The Steam Packet Boats from and to New Or
leans, 81. Louis, Eouisviiie, and Cincinnati.
Throsgh Tickets can bo had to or from either Of
The shove phases.
Tor f1sthsf particulars, So Hand bills a, the df
fsrsas starting points. Passenger from the W ess
wiAl &n1 this tAs shortest and most expeditions
ssnts y PhilAdelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boz
con. TH06 MOORE,
AaEx., Passenger Lines, Philadelphia.
j. AESKIMEN,
Agent, Passenger Mnss, p,,..burr.
Jan. j. 18b1.-
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No. 81 Johnson-st., bet. I'd I'D, KK0KUK, IOWA.
ssO.ea4sas ssO. !. LEE. ,-'s d Albany, y. Z.
COLLECTIONS madeis al parssof the Wet, And
~ promptly remitted - day Of payment at sur-
rsas rates.
Bank Of the State Of New York. NY.
Ed hlAhs, caahisr Of Asrcantile Bank, N. Y.
Lyman Chspin, Albany, NY.
krastus Corning = Co., Albany, NY.
Hon. Jno. I. bshoolcraft, Prest Comm 1 Bank, Al
bany, N. Y.
Thos. W. Olcott, Prest Mechanies' 4 psrmsrs'
BAak, Albany, New York.
diibsrt 7. Wilson, Ass't Treas. N. Y. Central r.
II. Co., Albany.
1hompson Co. , Express, Boston.
Hon. Horatio Seymour, Utica,
Iron Bank, Fall Village, Conn.
MAffnc BAak, Buffalo, MY.
yno. r. Les Co., Bankers, BsAAio, N. K.
Michigaa Insurance Co. heak, Detroit, Mich.
Aarine Bank, Chicago, Ille.
I. n. Burch tCo., Chieaeo.
B1nk Of CommsEce, Milwaukee, Wis. s
J. Aovtines Hsll, 81. Paui, MinnssstA.
Greene, Thomas ACo., Bankers, Buriingtoa Iowa
Loker, keMick &C.,, - st. Louis, No.
Aessrs. D. VI 4 Il. kilbourpe, Keokuk, lowa. u,
$50 Jacob Wendell, Cashier Deu,oine N. ! h. R.CO.
dec16-diy