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Dixest or EngIish Report.

digest decisions England CONTAINED IA The
tnEh Law and Equity Reports, from the nfst volume ne mir
Yhfst ineusSe BY Cbaancey Smith, eso ffce % d.
THis dsesi canans hundred
ally, and ecclesiastical aud complete VI The dee
sions Of The Engiisb courts for period
ha been carefully prepared with particular reference the con
yenenee Of Tbs pnfessisn t ccany Every has
fe u,e Of the English dgests
difference Two
lean LAWYER The use sf book prepared expressly fer the ofs
digest ia labor saving device ecoaouizns the time
which thai object adds
feature Of uiybe abstract OF each has q i's
cspon italics, indicating the decided
enabling The determine glance h the case
Toe complete other
published country. contains
emily the Law and Equity Reps bnto all the different series
ciied from these BY this the
digest English reports be used
with Than other digest Of English eAse pub
lshed In ths colnuy-
.z'so, recently pabiishsd,
Gray4 Massachusetts Reports, vol. 8. ssc. 81
Curiss Circuit cout Reports, vol 3 evo. 81 So.
English andE Equity Reports, vol, IS. eyo. g.
Parsons's Elements Mercantile Law. evo IS SO.
Bishops Comm, Criminal LAW VOL l. oso s. 81
Heard's Leading Criminal Cases, vol i. eyo So
Wares Circuit Curt Reports second edition. win additional
cashings Law and Fmc,ee Of Legislative Assemblies Royal
HeGrs,ssds Circuit Reports, Ninth nhue Arkansas syo
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Cer.'s Dseisirns Of az res coan United States, wt
digesi, % vos eyo Soe. y -. .
cSns Dses, e sapene Court The Uni
United sraes Digest vol. u.s. Royal svo. S.
walkers introduction 10 American Law third edition enlarged
Evo s. 50.
wbeai6ni iaterps,ion Law, sixth edition. svo. So.
story conirae 5u' edition, revised and enlarged vols
Sll x
Mar 6-eod3hf
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HOy, A. V. BROWN.

The departure OF Governor Brown for the seat of the
federal government The occasion of the following
notice in the Nashville Union
"0ur distinguished fellow-ctrep, Governor A. V.
Brown his home this morning for Washington in
spOpse invitation from Mr.. Buchanan to become
Of bis cabinet sdvsersmos probably the head Of the
Post Office Department We not advised to the
mander of the cabinet but have to believe that
will be materially altered from what il has been report
cd and believed to be for the last several days.
"We have idea that the cabinet organized viii give
satisfaction to opponents. No democratic President has
ever been fortunate, from Thomas Jefferson Franklin
Pierce The democracy, however will receive il with
dial satisfaction, and aordng additional evidence of the
wisdom prudence and safety that the ad
ministration Of the incoming President
The selection Of Governor Brown will be particularly
gratifying to Tennessee Gov b. OF her eldest abest
and faithful public Whilst be has well
ited by life time service to the public veal the distinguish
ed honor conferred his selection gives to the de-
moeray of Tennessee that their noble efforts behalf of the
great principles Of party duly appreciated by the
country"
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from our friend Mr. Mccoy Who is One Of the graduating
class As this IL the enly medical school in the District Of
Columbia, we trust that those who have the prosperity Of
the city AT heart win sndeavor give this
much ecat possible The faculty of this college stand
second TO none in their profession for their ability 10 i'm
part instruction 10 those placed under their charge Fom
the programme which aecopanes the invitation learn
that the proceedings viii be sniyened BY music from the
Washington Brass Band The degree o doctor In edi-
cine will be conferred by Rev Bernard A. Mcguire presi
dent OF the medical department and the address 10 the
graduates win be delivered BY Professor N. Young
PoxraArr PEKsDEsr--we are Indebted to Mr.. ].
yannerson for fine photographic portrait Of President
BachanAn, which has been published by H. BrAinarc,
OF Boston, who celebrated for the correctness of the
many portraits which be has published
EsrEnpRIsE.Ar Ballou the wel-known proprietor Of
the pictorial sheet which bears bis name has special
agent in this city who has been from Boston obtain
correct Photographic portraits Of President Buchanan and
his cabinet, to be engraved for his valuable paper.
CANAL sAvleAnos.-The Chesapeake and Ohio canal is
again navgable from the Georgetown basin to dam No
Boats arriving with cargoes OF agricultural pro-
duce snd tine large -four mills Of Georgetown which use
water sm the canal motive power sgainn full
operation
PASoRAnA--The panoramic exhibition Of HWcst's Er-
curson 10 Onina and Japan painted from sketches made
in those Interesting regions by George R. West and VIM
feline open AT Carusis Saloon II well repays the trouble
of . yisiI,
GEoReETows AProTsTMEsTs.-We learn from the Star
that the following appointments and removals Of municipal
officers have been made by Mayor Crawford who has
lively entered upon the duties Of bis Office
Night wstch-John Clements captain, vice John DON
aldson, removed. Members-Marion 0futt, vice Jesse
Kt,cu.s. removed Benjamin Howard, vice William
Adams removed vu.ns King, vice Grafton Harper,
moved Henry Gross, vice Roberr wings removed
George Chamberlain, vice Walter Pomroy, remove
Francis Jones vice jefferson Robertson, removed John
Hess to be night scavenger vice Elisha Hughes removed
and - Calvilt street scavenger vice George Harrison
removed
JAMESTOWN CELEBRATION We learn that one Of our
prominent military companies proposes to visit James,wn
Virginia. the l5th May next when large delegation
the ctzen-sodey Of the Old Dominion expected par
tispate ia the ceremonies of the occasion.
OLD HIcKoRfThe befty pole in front Of tie Office OF
this paper which has borne the flag of the Union in
triumph through the campaigns of 1852 and 1856 having
become somewhat decayed, was yesterday taken down
|" Our flag is still there
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Correspondence ofthe Union.l

MAaTIssBuRs, (Va,) March I, 1851.
The democratic convention has this day closed its labors
this place by the unanimous nomination of the Hon. T.
Kdwel its candidate for the Office Of Commissioner
the Board of Public Works for the State Of Virginia The
attendance Of delegates large, and the convention
characterized by unusual display Of talent and fine
speaking The utmost harmony and good feeling distin-
guished all of It's proceedings. This nomination is just
tribute of the best purest and worthest in
Commonwealth. He will have opposition for, if our
democratic ascendency not decided is the uni
vesa confidence reposed in his integrity and ability and
his great personal popularity would of themselves debar
any competitor from coming into the field against him.
The Office created under the constitution of State
and has eonded il interests of great magnitude Mr..
Kidwell modest but efficient member Of the late
House Of Representatives -
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NAVY pEPAnTMEsr.

NasaI Court Of LqmryThe court yesterday made de-
csion in the Of Lieut. Law Pennington of Pennsyi-
yAn the FIRST the calendar and it was Transmitted TO
the secrssy Of the Navy The next case on the calendar
that OF Lieut. Richard W. Meade who in command
Of the United States steamer Massachusetts, at the time he
was subjected TO the action OF the law OF 1855
Official KatsrosS We are informed that on Monday
last at o'clock, the officers Of the Navy and marine
corps at present In this city 10 fall uniform called upon
the Secretary of the Navy at bis Office They were in
troduced to Mr.. foacey BY Commodore shubriek, the
senior officer of those present Mr. Toucey received them
with every mark of courtesy and poliseness Amer they
had paid their respects to hin the same delegation
ceeded 10 the War Department and rendered their con-
gratuatiOns 10 Governor Floyd, the new Secretary Of
War
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EmsBArIos TO KAxsas-The steamer Star of the West,
which arrived at uindaro Kansas February oath had
board more than 100 emgrsns letter from that place
H,vs There is every prospect that the emigration will be
tremendous during the spring and summer
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RAILROADS IN TEEErssrE-There are now over six hun
red miles Of railroad in Tennessee upon which daily trains
are running
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LOCAL EW 8.

CouRr or CLAIMS, March 10 ls57.--Thomas T. Cannon
and others es The United States No. 7ol Law Docket
This case was argued by e. c. Darlington, esq, for h
claimant
The following ten compose the list to be
menced and heard in their order on Monday next
No 1893 A. Harris administrator of R. Armstrong.
No. 303, Mary 0Kill
No. 32T. r. S. Cox. trustee. ....
No 32s. Jacquez Charlant H.a....
No 343 Henry II. Ward.
No 3e1. Stephen johnson and others
No. 40. Abraham X. Woolly. .....
No. ass Henry Miller. .p.. ..
No 46l. Richard w. Meade administrator.
No. 476. William B. Jennings, (Greytown case.
The court adjourned to IL o'clock Monday next
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We copy the following from the New York Daily New

We copy the following from the New York Daily News
of Monday last;
~ SAMUEL i. BUTTERwoRTH--A most serious accident
happened to this gentleman who is superintendent of the
assay office in thus city at Baltimore while on bis way
last week TO Washington Seeking for his overcast which
had been cartlessy flung with others the back OF
Of the in the cars pistol which had been left in the
pocket OF coat belonging TO some unknown person, ex
poded the ball entered the esby part OF the leg OF Mr.
Butterworth above the knee A slight elevation would
have carried 1t into his groin body and might have
caused instant death lie conveyed to the Gilmor
House where the ball extracted and although suffer-
ing from much pain the wound considered danger
ous and hopes entertained Of speedy recovery.
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o F FICIAL

buchanan President Of the United States Of America
all uhon IL inGy
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited J. The
ophus appoin ed Of Kingdom saxony
pennsylvania reside IL Phad. hereby
recognise declare him enjoy
powers and privileges allowed
sulr favored nations in the United
In testimony Whereof caused these made
patcnt United
my city Washington,
IT, day March, 1857, independence the
United States OF America the sIst.
JAMES BUCHANAN
BY the President:
Laws CAss secrslary of State.
Buchanan Of United States Of .4rnerea
all ,hon 10 may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited that
Wagner appointed the Electorate OF esse-
Casrei Galveston, Texas do hereby him
free and enjoy such functions pow
privileges allowed the consus of the
yored nations in United States.
In testimony Whereof have caused these
patent offhe United States be
Given my hand Washington
March, A. ID. 1857 and Of the independence
United States II Amerien The sIst
JAMES BUCHANAN.
BY the President:
LEWIS CAss, Secretary Of STATE
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DEArH The Augusta (Ga) Consttutionslist noticing
the death Of Mr.. w. II. Harper, says:
aHewas one Of our Oldest enlightened, and expe
r;enced merchants having been engaged in business for
about FORTY years and during the of that time the
senior partner in the house OF W. 4 j. Harper
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BY TELEG RAPH
Dae Day Later from Europe.

One Day Later from Europe.
New YoRK March 10.-The propeller steamship Emeu has
arrived from Havre ed ult She reports having passed
Europe, ard bound, the evening Of the a. in lat
tude 46 deg. longitude Al mis-.
The Emeu brings no later English papers.
The Paris Constitutional explains the secret convention
between France and Austria which lately elected discus
sion in the EDgsh Parliament. The treaty it says stipu
lated for the actual of the Austrian armies
the struggle with Russia Austria however, represented
that she could into warike operations IN the East
solong her Italian possessions should be menaced by po
ica agitation and therefore demanded that before placing
herself in order Of battle the security of her italian ne
should be assured France gave the but
tra did not draw the sword the object of the
existed and therefore dead letter.
The Paris Beurse had been excited, but closed firm OF
the 7lst--three per cents at 6sf. zoe.
Honors 70 DR.. Kane. f
BaLTImoRE, March 10--The remains or Dr. Kane ar
rived the depot OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
quarter before eleven O'Clock to-day and this afternoon
escorted by procession the hall Of th,
Maryland Institute, where they lying in state
Markets.
New YonK, March lo.--Cotton is buoyant-salss O
900 bales. Flour is bearysales of barrels State
Sc 20 Sc so; southern, So 90 Sc IS. Wheat is un
seed-sales of 900 bushels Corn has declined-sales
a. 900 bushels; mixed, 70 cents. Pork is frm--mess
s23 rs S24 Beef steady sic for repacked Chicago
Lard has decned-barrels, 14l4 cents. Whisky is un
changed Ohio, 271s cents. Sugar is heavy Cuba
lo1s cents. Coffee is quiet Rio, l0l4 ll8 Rosl
firm. Spirits turPentine has decned-saes at 10 cents
Freights firm; cotton to Liverpool I'd.
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS.


HilAdraeal Of Pabiie L0ad--In accordance with the
psosision of thA ses approved March 3 1851 granting
lands 10 various railroads in the TERRITORY Of wnnesos
the Commissioner Of the General Land Office has with
drawn from sale and location, until further notice All the
lands in market wesf, together with strip about
thirty miles broad east OF the Mississippi river with the
cepon Of several townships north Of the habreed Sioux
Indian tract
NsW Land 01fees.-We understand that the land
Offices have not yet been located for the additional land
districts created in the Territories OF Kansas and Nebraska
by a recent act Of Congress
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KANSAS AFFAiRs-The citizens OF Lecompton, Kansas,
met q few days since and passed this resolution viz
awe the citizens of Lecompton and vicinity, without
distinction of party ia view of the personal assault
upon our worthy executive for done in his official
capacity and fully justified by all the circumstances and
to preserve the peace Of the Territory and the
right of the people in public meeting assembled do hereby
Rcsolpe That we express unqualified appreciation Of
Governor Gearys official action that to his impartial and
vigorous administration pleased to attribute the
present peace and prosperity OF The TERRITORY and that We
believe m has not only saved from unfortunate and
s,ruc,ve domestic euds bat has also preserved the Union
from bloody civil war
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posr orrlck pEpAErNKrr.

The Mall Leitings-The annual letting Of the great mail
routes of the United States will take place on the first day
Of April next We were informed, application at the
Post Office Department that the service in the New Eng
land States and the State OF New York. for which
tracts will be gives embrace about thousand routes
10 addition the above viii be entered into for
carrying The mail upon sx hundred miscellaneous routes
in the different States and Territories
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE
RES OF MARYLAND.


The following are The drawn Maryland
dated Lottery Of Pokomoke er class drawn
March 6, 1851;
~ 6s So IL 60 80 % 40 "A 30
The following are the drawn numbers the
Maryland for III. bepeh, Of The Consolidated Lotteries Of
Maryland, class s. drawn March ?, 1857
AZ 40 6s l6 81 II 81 26 ID II 20 40
The following of the Paapseo Institute
Lottery, class IS, drawn March :, 1855
81 % "a 20 Sc 2e 4s l3 SO II l6
The following are the Maryland Con-o
g. Sa, asmn o Magsh o >. ss1. ''A''' ''''
20 As AZ So sc 2s So II 80
The sss n as, s npSss Of the f''o "'
40 60 IL SO ! 70 IA 81 SO 50 SIS
R. FRANCE Co., Manager.
D.H, McrHArl, Commissioner
ma rhe First Annual Enh,bition OF the washing
9 M II ne win BE- apsas the
Mr. corcoraos new building on street. between sh and ia,
viii open, further notice, day between the
principal bookstores in the ei Single
admission twenty five cents season tickets, my cents
TOR REsT-That vey and convenient drown
and 10Th streets and hes, ~
Hon. Robert Meclesnd Secretary Of me Interior he being ne
few days after the ION Of March.
'u Feb I'D af W THOMAS BERRY.
nor RENT-The story brick dwelling with all the
north side, between
and the viii
e Inquire No. 5si p street.
March 5-ssiti
Al Office To Road Contractors-It being
board Of directors OF the wsshazton and Rockye Turn
pike toll
District line requested to address
undersigned the subject before The 18Th OF April
JOHN Q BkENT,
No. 30 Louisiana avenue.
Feb at-a,uwtr 4oa seventh street
John III. Bnthmann,
Importer nd Dealer in Wines, Bramdies &C.,
Pennsyvaua avenue aide, between AZ and 9th
in store ef champagne,
III nd pints OF be desirable brands.
sparkling 81 Perry, white and pink Madeira sherry, Pori
white; Cegnsc, scheidsm Jamaica Scotch whkey,
snisette and his preparation
cherry brandy, blackberry Juice, stomach bitfsrs
Esnune absistae, Kpchwasser, and Havana cigars
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
n 2 ~
n RAINS Washington Baltimore
AtG and ~. n n and and ~, p. m.
On Sunday. al a. p
Leave Baltimore for Wsshin rfon-
AJAX and sk, and and 81, r.
On Sunday, st4k, a. M.
Phsdphrs New Yck win take trains ., g.
Passengers for Annapolis Jake trains at ss sndsk.
DO. for Norfolk 81 ards
Do. for the West I" and ~, eonueoi
ing a, Washington Junction ~ .rso,. -,
lanI7-dd
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
~ ID q
Arny's Confectionery,

Arny's Confectionery,
No. "a Bridge street, GsoTEsfo~u, d. c,
THFRF al kinds OF furnished with the be
ice creams cakes CONTEXT hc the shortest
ice Medal awarded NJ the
crhisition o Metropolitan Mechaaics' Institute.
Feh1 10
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umBER for sale on Wednesday evening, O'Clock win
be solo "a the Botanic Garden quantity Of rood lum.r
NJ the Capitol in Tor the
Teams cash. W. NuhUS, General supefintepdent
Marh iu-2id- for the Commissioner Of Public Buildings
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New Law Book.

Jusr ~
LITTLE, BROWN. a co,
LAw snd Foreign BOOkssie ma washnson street. Bosson.
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ny-Thc National Democratic Association will mee,
Iempea Hall, this ming, uh Marchl TX o'clock
Mar *. r. PAGE, Secretary
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SPRING 0OODs.-E. OWEN SON, miiiny and naval
y merchant taiors, Pennsylvania make
that opened their second
spring goods embracing choice selection of cloths
smere vengs win be pleased have them can and
anime. Mar --dlw
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NOR RENT-The brick dwelling, with all the
improvement siinaed street, norh side between
and tenant the rent viii
e moderate. Inquire No ssi r street.
March 5-s6int
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UNITED STATES NAVAL Cousr IsoUsEy.
Washington, February 6, 1857.
THE judre notice, information OF
section of tho OF Janu
advised by
when shall been referred TO tie and thar
presenting themselves they should
Of such they desire 10 have
specifying which OF The respective heads OF Fitness for
the their testimony be
applied respectively and the which
be rcqured and respect % what Witnesses.
Feb 2st-n J. NJ CARLISLE, Judge Advocate
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" INQUIRE wtthtn."one volume OF s34 closely printed
1887 containing receipts and facts Of nsen nfor
msson the whole indsxed for Instant reference Price o.
March 10 fRAhCk TAYLOR
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The MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF GroReErows CoLLEeR-|
We have just received invitation attend the annual
Of the medical department OF Georgetown
College which win take place Thursday evening
the Smithsonian Institution halfpast seven o'clock
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Tor RENT-Thst commodious and convenient drown
'FRONT.' situated the north side OF f. between sh
and the bet order
The of INTERIOR he being
complexion Possession viii be within
q w DAYS after the 10th Of March.
subscriber 500 H. between 9Th and 9Th
streets, a the works al The Patent Once.
Feb 2T-u ThOmho bEhhf.
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NTOLENA draft dated Washing February 6th, or i7h
~ 1885,, three doars (saooO) drawn trtr
sight By Riweoi Fisher Marshall " Roee snd BY him
ccp'ed 20 the order ~ Kidder and by him eodorsed
Al pssou the said acceptance
a payment OF the same has been stopped.
Narch io--3td
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ly-The First Annual Exhibition OF the Washing
Art pictures, siatuar, by
United saer will be opened the public AT
Mr. Corcoaps building between i3ih and 18th
10 O'Clock and
continue open, further notice, day between the
hours OF TO- Tickets OF admission be
cured principal bookstores the CRY Single
admission, twenty five cents Season tickets, niy cent?
g-du
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tbs esterday delightful day contrast
ing carmngly with the hyperborean temperature Of its
predecessor and before night there were but few of
the unreasonable snow-storm visible.
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Al Office q being the
The Rockville Turn
pix
address
PITY undersigned the subject before he 18th Of April
JOHN g BhENT,
30 Louisiana avenue.
y. {. LEWIS,
Feb aI-3aurf 4gi Seventh street
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CEILING on at Cest.-sHEPHARD's, 7ee Broadway, New
York. Psrkers Fancy National Hotei will
selling of the remainder of their head
dresses, ribsnds flowers, tc
PARHER's Fancy and Perfumery
Mar li-3n- Store, Ma ionai Hotel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-09

Ihtsd-st., oss door sesthof Main, KsOkuk, Iowa.
s.S.oa4sas' s.o. 4 lsH' Lat. .i Albany. NJ.
vOLhSCI0Ns . nsdein al partsoS ths West, and
- pronptly rsmittsd on day Of payment At oar
Rs11a 10
naak Of the Stass II New York, MY.
-. Blake, Cashier Of Mercantile Bank, N. Y.
Lynsa Ohapis, Albany, N. Y
nrast.s Cssning Co., Albany, MY.
non l i.n no. i;Sshooiesaft Pres Conn lBank, Al.
Thos. v. Oisost, Prsst Mschanics' 4 Farmer
Bank, Albany, New York.
oiIesvtL. Wilson, ASS 'tTrsas. N. Y. Central h.
- =. Co., Albany.
thompson Go. . Express, Boston.
Men. .ussastoBeymonr, Utica, NY.
Iron Bank, Fall Village, Conn.
Marine Bank, Buffalo, Ny.
Sao: r. Les 4 Co., Bankers, Buffalo, n. r.
nichixan insurance. Co. BAnk, Detroit, Mich.
Marine Bank, Chicago. Ills.
I. IL. Burch 4 Co., Chicago.
Bank Of Commsres, NiiwAukee, Wis.
! Mortimer Hall. 81. Paul, Minnesota.
6reens, Thomas 4 Co., Bankers, Burlington Iowa.
Loker, ksniek 4 Co., - 81. Loula, No.
Aessrs. D. W. AK. Kilbourne, ,Ksokuk, lows.
Jno. jacob Weadsll, ,Cash bier Dsmoine n. H.R.Co.
dsclo-dly