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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-07-04
T AnGE FROST 4 Riley

In order to change their business, offer great in
TO Wholesale Dealers Groceries and Pro-
VISIONS as they are positively clearing ont their entire
Stock at cost We especially solicit attention OF the
minnesota and Mssi- sppi Traders. Sell must,
ana sell we WILL All Goods delivered the Levee any
other part of the City free Of charge Robert Street,
between Fourth and Fifth Streets, ST. Paul. Minnesota
PRESENT PRICE CURRENT RArE-Sugar, 12a15 Molas-
&c; Goldfish, &c; Soap Ease; Star Candlss 2Sa29c Tai
low do 15a16; stereen 1sXa2O Lard OIL, 81 80 per
gal Rasins. per box IS 5Oa$600; Dried Currants2sc
do Herring, u; Mackeral, 412a$16 Brooms, per doz
81 5Oa42 %; Dried Apples. 14a15; Shoulders, 12a1S
HAMS 14al6; Mess Pork, 1875 50a26; Nails, S4H as65O
Jasper Flour q 50a 25 Soda Cream Tartar Spices OF
every description with everything usually kept in the
Grocery and Provision line cheap for cash. jeOdawf
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The juniors of the Times and Pioneer have
got up kind of war because the Times was
sold in relation to publishing a long criticism
on Mrs. Macready's performance, when said
performance didn't come off. They are
pitching into one another with vengeance.
Boys, your |" little 1s-'s were never made
to gouge each others I's."
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Our kind friends, tie =" luniors'' Of both
he Pioneer and Times, receive our thanks
or, the complimentary notice, which, IN our
ihsence f om the city, they were pleased to
i've of small attempt to get out of the
lull, stereotyTed routine of local items, and
it Off their monotonous sameness. Kind
riends-you shall be remembered for your
polite, mild: and gentlemsnly notice ofus. We
nave them treasured up, to reciprocate them
at first opportunity.
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THE CITY.

HOMES FOR MEcHANICs.-We see that in
the Dubuque dailies, subdivision owners adj
vertise lots for sale to mechanics, and clerks,
and others who are not supposed to be very
we'll able to pay large sums down, on easy
terms, generally in small payments at long
intervals, with light interest. BY this means
an artizan or clerk, by economy, can, in q
few years, become the owner of comforta-
bic home. Such plan as this would add to
any city where it was adopted, large class
of inhabitants Of value to it.
Why cannot some such plan be adopted
her:2 1t would be of incalculable benefit to
our city. 1t would add to our population,
increase business, increase the number of in
telligent and respectable citizens, and add
every way to the prosperity of St. Paul. As
terms and prices for building lots are now,
they are beyond the means almost of any
but monied men. This ought not to be, and
the sooner such plan is adopted, the better
for our city,
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EXTENSIVE SALE.-Notwithstan the
heat of the weather yesterday, quite a mum
Der OF persons grew excited in relation to
poor fresh acater turtle that an unkind fate
doomed to be drawn from his native ele.
ment, to please the appetite of the lords OF
creation
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Wisconsin Leather Co..
NO. so EAST VA TER STREET,

1'V' Oh E11oz Hd7ER S7REE7,
milwaukee,, Wisconsin.
Have on hand at all times the largest and best assort
ment In the West of
SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER CALF AND KIP.
French, Philadelphia and Slaughter Linings Bindings
Findings, Harness, Bride, Collar, Sheep Skins Lacng
Band Leather, and
PATENT LEATHER BETTING
Having an immense Tannery Of our own and unsur.
passed facilities for buying safely say that we
DEFY COMPETITION.
At all times, Cash and the highest prices paid for
Hides, Pets, &c.
Any one wanting anything in the line will do well to
visit our City and give us a call.
Milwaukee, April, 1857. my2.w1m
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YESTERDAY was a busy day. Third street
was crowded, looking from Cedar street down.
We think those people who have been talk
ing about dull times, would have retractef
could they have seen it. The usual nnmbe,
of crinoline wearers were abroad, and lent a
gay tinge to the hustle and hurry Of the bus
mess crowd on the thoroughfare.
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st. PAUL BRrDcE-The machinery and
'ns'nes for driving the piles on the Island
TOR one ofthe piers Of this bridge, was brought
''pyesterday morning, by the Grey Eagle
they amounted to about 25 tons.
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WHAT ARE We COMING To?-We have
read Of seges, protracted and bloody, where
the beleasuered garrison, with their usual
supply of the aqueous element shut off, have
been compelled to pay incredible prices for
this Indispensable necessary of life. In 1919,
while thousands were crowding the desert
road to California, over the heated and arid
plains, 5000 were given once for single
cup Of arater! We recollect terrible tales,
heard in schoolboy days, Of how whole car
avans on the burning sands of Sahara, have
persisted Of thirst And there are but few
who do not remember " having laid speech
less" like the Dutchmans son, "six long
weeks in the month Of August, crying, ga
TER, pater." All these things came wildly to
our mind while walking up street an evening
or two since, about sunset, by an incident
which took place on Third Street. A very
respectable looking woman, evidently the
wife of mechanic, hailed lordly waterman
with gaudy barrel! and his name painted
on it.
"Mr. -, will you let me have couple
Of pals Of watcr9
Don't sell water by the pail, ma'am,"
growled out Aquarius.
well, how much for barrel fnll?" asked
the lady.
"FIFTY CENTS, ma'am "If you want
any, say so, cause / am in hurry"
The lady shook her head sadly and the red
barrel drove on.
No wonder mechanics and Iaborins men
are leaving our city. Fifty cents for bar
rel of river water! Famine prices rule st.
Pau! Twenty-Five cents worth of water
would not more than get one meal, and at
tendant use. We are not surprised that
houses are seen to rent on every square, when
the commonest, most indispensable, cheapest
lecessaries of life are sold at such extortion.
'ble prices in our city. Let us have water
works, for humanity's sake.
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ARREST OF Coz NrERFEITERs-A haul of
even of the sleek villains who infest Our
'ty was made yesterday morning, on charge
It counterfeiting. Somehow, the gang got
v'nd of it, and when arrested, nothing was
''scovered which would show that they had
'een implicated in any such affair. They
we're consequently discharged, as there Was
III insufficiency of proof Of crime to dis.
.harge them
When is that Fagrnnt Lay to be enacted2
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MONtY WANTED!-SS,O 900 or 1000
N1 WANTED IMMEDIATELY by responsible parties.
for one year, first rate Real Estate Security The
parties wishing the loan, refer to Spencer Laneford
Cedar Street. ieQs- AT
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100 ACRE FARM.

Half mile from Gibsons Post Office, Shakopee and
st. Paul road. Forty Acres fenced and under cutya-
ton, Fifty Acres Timber good House, Hay Meadows and
Water omit. For sale cheap by
CLIO. A. J. OvERToN.
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L'OR SALE.-A LOT ON THE Corner
Of Tenth and Cooper Streets near the Fuller House
Terms vely low, IL applied for soon
r. p. HOUSEwORTH,
my7-dH Over Metcalf Tinker,s Store
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RICH'S SALAMANDER SAFES.
WTLDER,S PATENT

A large assortment q
safes Of various sizes and
patterns, with and vito.
out powder proof locks,
for sale at the depot 1s6
Water St, New York.
Burglar proof B Q n }
Vaults and vault doors
made to order.
STEARNS & MARVIN
(Lafe Of Sfearns % |,
successorst0 Rich r Cs)
LAG Water St., and cor.
Avenue A and st. 1srt.
ct Place, N. r, 8
Proprietors Of Richss | 4.
tent, and the onlymakeit
OF SaIamander Safe com
WIN. CONSTANTS
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The Times Reporter has installed himself
IS a theatrical critic. This is the best joke Of
the season.
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4 OTICE.=TO ]. v. VAN INGEN AND

~ all parties claiming to own lots or parcels OF
land in the City of St. Paul, the streets hereinafter
named Whereas, ten resident reeholders of the Third
Ward in the City of ST. Paul. have by petition represent
ted to the Common Council that it is to take
for the public good certain strips Of land sufficient to
open Mission street and Summit avenue, follows: Com
rington Kinneys addition to the City of Saint arl
westerly along the northern line of Eleventh street
sixty (60 feet thence northwestery three hundred
eighty 3S0 feet hereabouts to point sixty (60 feet
south-westerly of the western of Block az
aforesaid thence souheasterly aloug the northeastern
boundary of the Episcopal Mission grounds to the point
of beginning.
Also commencing at the northern of said Mis-
sion grounds thence along north western line to the
western Of said grounds, thence southeastery
along the south western line of said grounds to point
thirty (S0 feet perpendicular distance from said north
western lnc thence along line parallel
with said north line, to the northeastern line
said grounds thence along said northeastern line the
place Of begnnng the taking of said land being for the
purpose of opening of said Mission street and Summit
avenue the full width Of sixty (60) feet each.
Now therefore, you, the person above named and all
Monday the Sd day Of August next at ten o'clock
the forenoon of that day, application will be made
behalf Of said petitioners to the Judge of the District
Court Of Ramsey County for the appointment Of lively
jurors to view the premises and to determine whether
will he necessary take any portion of the same for the
use and purposes specified in said petition.
BY order Of the Common Council. p. 3. tgn
je9-d2taw4t L. p. COTTER, CITY Clerk
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OF VIINNEsOTA. Conn.

~ OF RAMSEY, DISTRICT COURT SECOND
Judicial Dstricf.-Thomas Brown Anderson, William
Charles Evans, and Thomas Forsyth copartners under
The hrm name and style Of Anderson Evans Co.. a0sf
Edward Henry Hawke.-iSunnmOns- the above nam
ed Defendant: You hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint of the Plaintiffs in the above
entitled action which has been filed in the Office of the
Cierk OF this Court in the City Of st. Paul in said
county OF Ramsey, and to serve a copy of your an.
'Wer upon the subscribers at their Office In said CITY
OF Saint Paul. within twenty days after the ser.
such service; and If you fail to answer the sad con
plant within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs will take
Judgment against you for the Four Thousa nd nd
seventy two Dollars and Seventy FIVE Cents with interest
thereon at the rate Of six per cent per annum from the
fifteenth day of May, A. d. 1854, and costs of this
action. Rp,sp,v a NJ, - '''''
Piaintf's Attorneys, residing at St. Paul M r
Dated at st. Paul. Nav 16. A. u 1877 as q
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BUSINESS CARDS.
r WILLIAM BREWSTER,
Dealer i'm Real Estate.
'silos Near the Post Office,
SAINT PAUL. MINNESOTA.
GRO. A. NovRsE. wN C. WINTHROP
Late QfMe Boston Bar.
NOURSE Il WINTHROP.
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
SAINT ANTHONY, MINNESOTA.
OFFICE ON MAIN STREET, OVER Upros,s Sropp

REFERENCES Chief Justice Shaw, Hon. Robert c.
Winthrop, Hon. G. G. Lorng, Hon. W. T. Hubbard Bos-
ton Duncan Sherman Co., McCurdy, Aldrich Spen-
Ger, Jas. T. soutter, Esq., Edward woolsey Esq, New
York. Cowell Co., Nathl Chauncey, ESQ.,, Horace
Biney, Esq, Philadelphia VIM. w. Scarborough ESQ.,
Hon. Geo. Hadley, Cincinnati; w. NJ Morrison 4 Co.
Henry Hitchcock, Esq, St. Louis; Wadsworth 4 Co.
Jarrett, King Co., Chicago Warren Tracy Milwau-
kee; J. A. Packard & Co., Galena; Marshall Co. Saint
Paul. n11.v
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hTARKLEY q KERN, DEALERS I'm
WI TOOLS AND CUTLERY No. Empire Block, St.
Paul, Minnesota. To TURNER'S, Builders and TIC
TrddeThose in want of goods in line previous to
the opening Of navigation, will find with large and
we'll selected stock which will sell at greatly reduced
prices to make for and complete assort-
ment which may be looked for Immediately on the OPEN
ing Of navigation. MARKLEY KERN
March 2S-wtf No. Empire Block.
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TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA, RAM.
Il TRICT CQI-RT NSEY cICG,rI

DIciAL DISTRICT Charles w. Borup, Charles H. Cakes.
Napoleon j. T. Dana, and Alexander Farribault, Part
ners under the name Of Borup Cakes, against Oliver
Clement SumnOns-TO Oliver Clement, the above
named Defendant: You are hereby summoned and re-
Iuired to answer the complaint in this action which has
been filed in the Office of the Clerk Of this Court at Saint
Paul In said County of Ramsey and Territory Mime
soa and to serve copy OF your answer to the said
in said County OF Ramsey aforesaid within twenty DAYS
after the service hereof exclusive the day such serv
the time aforesaid the Plaintiffs in this action will take
Judgment against you for the of Two Hundred and
Eighty Dollars with interest thereon since the fourth
day of February A D. 1851 the rate of five per cent
per month, besides the costs of this action.
AMEs, VAN ErrEy OFFICER, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
St. Paul, MAY 30, 1857. :e11.w6r
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: .
TIE Equator went up last night with one
of her usual crowds on.
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EMIsRANrs.-We noticed about thirty
emigrant wagons in our streets, yesterday,
belonging to different parties, some of them
bound for the rich country around Lake
Kandyohi, which is attracting heavy emf
grafton, and some for the Rum River, and
upper counties along the Mississippi. Sue
cess to them. We give heartier welcome to
such emigrants than any other. 1t is this
class who are fast making this great State.
A few months more, and tie farms of hun
dreds who have come in this spring, will add
to the productive force Of this Territory
Along by the clear streams, and lovely lakes
Of this country, the cabin will be built, and
the soil turned with the bright pillow. Toll,
privation, and hardships may for awhile BE-
his lot, but the hope of the bright reward to
come, when home and independence is Sc
cured, will sustain the settler through this.
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THE LIVER INVICORA

n =
l. faiikD 81 Uk. SANFt
u.edical discovery, and is d,
too great to believe. 1t cure
first dose giving benefit, and
tie is required to cure any XII
the worst Jaundice or Dyspe,
all Of which are the result of
The Liver is one of the
human body, and When it..
the powers Of the syst en- 9.
stomach is almost entirely
action OF the Liver for The =
functions when the stom-
are at fault, an ! the whole
quence of one orgsn-the
do its duty. For the diseas- y
proprietors has made it =
more than twenty years, :
with to counteract ther-
which it is liable. To prove
found, any person troubled
any Of its forms las but to =
ton is certain. A CONF
dissolving gums and ex-N
soluble for the active vir--
gums remove all morbid or
tenn, supplying in their =
invigorating the stomach,
well, purifying the blood,
the whole machinery, re-S
disease, and efiecting a RAJ
the disagreeable effects felt d.,
raj poison that is usually
eating is sufficient to re-
vent the food from rising u
taken before retiring pre-
dose taken at nightloosens-
cures costiveness. One x
will cure dyspepsia. One
will always relieve the sick -
ken for female obstruc-G
the disease. Only one dosek>
ic, while one dose often re-
cholera morbus, and a pre-
dose taken often; will pre-
lious attacks, while It re
only one bottle Is needed to
effects of medicine after a long
ken for jaundice, removes all J
color from the skin. One dos
eating gives vigor to the appe
gest well. One dose, often REL
rhGa in its worst forms, while
plants yield almost to the frs
cures attacks caused by worm
dren, there is no surer, safer,
world, as Il never fails. Tn,
these statements; they are I
can give evidence to prove, vi
ing their unanimous testimon
pleasure In recommending thi.
for Fever am Ague, Chill Few
lious type. 1t operates with
are willing to testify to its W.
the hundreds of Liver Remedi,
there are none we can SO full
fords Invigorator, so general
the Union. This preparation
producing the most happy res
most innumerable certificate.
great virtue Of this medicine
standing In society, and we kn
ration now before the public
Price, = dollar per bottle.
SANFORD 4 CO., Prop
And sold by agents through
British Provinces. Agent for
Retail, W. H. MORTON, Drue
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MINNEAPOLIS.


e>Ss0 SSA4@v~ IA = 4V61
AZ Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1857.
1s CARLOS WILCOX,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCE.
Dealer i'm Real Estate.
LAND WARRANTS. STOCKS. GOLD AND EXCHANGE
And General Agent for Entering, Buying and sellin
Land and Land Warrants, Paying Taxes, Investing
and Loaning Money, Collecting, &C.,
Opposite the Falls of Saint Anthony.
(NEAR THE U. g. LAND OFFICE)
REFEREscEs:-Marshan & Co., Bankers, Saint Paul
Officers Of the U. s. Land Office, Minneapolis: Franklin
Steele, ESQ.,, Fort Smelling; Austin Adams, ESQ Dubu-
que, Iowa VIM A. Wheeler, Esq, Malone Bank, N. Y;
z. S. Hubbard, Esq, Brasher Falls N Y; Hon. A. l.
Catlin, Detroit, Michigan Officers U. s. Land Office,
Superior; Officers u S. Land Office Saltwater; James
b. Martin, Esq, Milwaukee, Wis. P. j. Fish, Esq, viii.
amsburg, City Of Brooklyn Hon. X. g. Mooney, Belvi.
dere ILL., Nessrs. Cornell, Jameson Bass Chicago ::
z. q. Wilcox, ESQ.,, gainesville, Ohio Rev. Truman NJ
POST st. Louis, Mo. Daniel B. Easley, Esq., Barksdae
Va; Byron Murray, Esq, American Exchange, N. Y.
CITY; r. T. Corbn, ESD, Union Bank, Troy 8. G. Bull,
Boston, Mass John s. Abbott, Esq., Norridgewock, Me
Prof +. n Benedict, Burlington VT. Nov24-daw
MINNESOTA LAND AND COLLECT.
Lac and Dealer in Real Estate and General AGENT
ONCE, next door to the U. s. Land Office, Minneapolis
minnesota. Land, Town Property, Land Warrants &C.
bought and solo, money loaned, property and titles
amined, Investments and collections made; Land War
rants, Located; Land entered and sold on credit
Agencies solicited; interest allowed on special deposits
All business entrusted to him will be attended to with
promptness and fidelity. oct 20, 1S55-dawtf
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RIOT ON SUNDAY NIGHr-About two
o'clock on Sunday night, some low river char
acters assembled in Connor's saloon, on 4th
street near Minnesota, and after drinking
strychnine whiskey for some time, became
riotous and diSOrderly. Several fights en-
sued, and the noise and yelling attracted the
attention Of the police several squares of:
Capt. Morton and two others repaired to tie
place, but as the crowd mum bered some II
or Is persons, Capt. NJ. returned to Third
street to signal some help. The rioters heard
the signal, and blew out the lights, and
rushed out. Capt. Morton returned, and the
three pitched in alone. The mob gathered
stones, an fought back the police; the
boulders few lively from score of hands for
some minutes. The officers then fired among
them, when they ceased throwing, and fed
different ways. Kilroy pursued one man, an
after hard chase overhauled him near the
Levee, with a stone in his hand. and boul-
der in lis pocket.
Capt. Morton entered the house, caused
the lights to be lit, but could find no one ex-
cept the keeper Of the saloon. The man ar
rested by Kllroy, was fined yesterday mora
ing $40, and committed in default.
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~OAD N u O1As-FIt H.
'kD-ls a great scientific
lily working cures, almost
S as If by magic, even he
seldom more than one bot
nd of Liver Comp aint, from
STA to a common headache,
r diseased Liver.
principal regulators of the
performs its functions wels
are fully developed. The
dependant OH the healthy
proper performance of its
ach is at fault, the bowels
system suffers in conse-
Liver - having ceased to
es of that organ, one of the
his study in a practice Of
to find some remedy where
many arrangements to
that this remedy is at last
with Liver complaint in
try a bottle, and convic-
pound has been formed by
tracing that part which il
tues OF the medicine. These
bad matter from the sys-
place a healthy flow Of bile
and causing food to digest
giving tone and health to
moving the causes of the
deal cure without any Of
by using Calomel or mime
resorted TO. One dose after
lieve the stomach, and pre-
and souring. Only one dose
vents nightmare. Only one
the bowels gently, and
dose taken after each meal
disc of two teaspoonfuls
headache. One bottleta-
lions removes the cause Of
Immediately relieves chol-
peated is a sure cure for
Veutive of cholera. One
vent the recurrence of bill
.leves all painful feelings.
brow out ofthe system the
sickness. One bottle ia.
ellowishness or unnatural
. taken a short time before
lite and makes the food di-
'eated, cures Chronic Diar-
Summer and bowel com.
dose. One OF two doses
3, while for worms In chill.
Or speedier remedy in rbe
re Is no exaggeration In
lain, sober facts, that we
lile all who use 1t are Civ
y In Its favor. We take
medicine as a preventive
ers, and all fevers of a bill
certainty, and thousands
,nderful virtues. Among
s now offered to the public,
y recommend as DR.. San
Y known now throughout
$ truly a Life InvigoratOr,
Its on all who use 1t. AL
have been given Of the
by those of the highest
DIV it to be the best prepa-
Hudson County Dem.
ietors, broadway, N. Y.
tut the United States and
St. Paul, Wholesale and
gist, corner of Third and
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ORNATE nIEDICAL TREATISE ON

VIEW OF MARRIAGE, BY DR..
LA CRoIx, n. D., Albany, New
York. $50 Pages and 1870 Fine
Pain and COIOred Autographs
md Plates, sent free of postage to
II parts of the Union. Cheapest
Book ever published, and cor tain-
az nearly double the quantity OF
eading matter in that of the
Fifty cents or Dollar Publications.
1t treas on the Physiology of
Marriage, and the secret disor.
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II. NJ. KNOX, Bank Of Vernon Nsw yort
EXCHANGE AND BANKING OFFICE
~ OF J. JAY KNOX CO., New Stone Block, near
ne Post ONCE Exchange bought and sold Sole Agents
in Minnesota for
Duncan, Sherman & Co.'S Foreign Bills,
of One Pound and upwards, England Ireland and
scotland Deposits received and unquestioabe security
offered to depositors.
REFERENCES:
New YoRK-Duncan, Sherman Co.; Atlantic Bank:
the Banks in Syracuse.
CHICAGO.-Marine Bank Dac1s