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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-27

Wnnaessle end Rstsil DRUGGISTS.
II AtAN0 purchased the entire stock drugs med
aeines, Ac;, and constantly receiving large
snppiisa from shs RaAt, we oasr 70 lhe CIV .nS
eSsntry trade ons of the most complete stocks Ia
TIE city. Cell and see - the old ssand Of r. I.
Ackenny.
fressrPtions carefully compounded at all hosr,
mch4 dSm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-27

0ty ef Kssk ak lows, ,-OAcs N ssssa g.. .hstve1
Main end JshAson.
M. H., In aAditien 70 he sssAl
- nssAsts o. inserting srtiAsisltsstA
= - peeesnioa Of the exclusive right ~o4YlX
- this city ef aousting tAs "ceasiss-
- eso vork." % saivsssally sAnirsd les ~
boa1ty and elesalinsss.
HE'S also mounting teeth on 0stss PsreAa.
opY 10 06e dvly
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aaLLGD q OUCK.
A Tr0RSkfS q Law Aad 6olisitsss Il oAAnnogy
IA Assais for - isvseossss u LaAA Uees 81
The pussaaSs asd sass ~ nsal n1sass Win hsesak
tor prss.ise 10 ssA ssgalasly ssssnA ~ D1Gasss
courts sf ksekak and II. Asdissa, saA q ~ eGhsa
soantss Il shs DtsSs JsAisal Dississ ef lsws; ~
sli also psassiss n the 0arssas OsaS of ths otass
~ Aa1tssn, Btb. ~, lo1S.-Aef.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-27

STAk ms. CO., OF O0DENSBURGH N. y.
CAPITAL $4,000
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RANR1A Ledes No. Is. l. o. Of O. T., meets -
- ~sq Friday DvssiSg. ~ rsuSssssss
Aslly % Main street, st ~ o'clos6. Ale
os.Asss - ths order In good sss.diae, ~
isvitsd - attend. -
ny5o~Aly saS
AAlhE LA " LODGE, s.S0vI y. =. Ar.
Assts every Tuesday svsAiat st 1supSsAscn
sAAAAs % Main street, between Oh ssd DtA. Nem-
bsrain g0sd standing are invites - attend.
J.w Dlsnse. ". CT.
VII. DuxssoaD. VS.. dessn.
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Us u. OoC0RAN II. y.
FnRY1R6 kis services 70 ~ sistssas Of Ksotu n
~ aa1 yieonit9 u ~ Rssssies u As1ieius, 0uY
gerry ssd OboGslsisks.
Ooss, f9 - pssssas, With Dr.. Geo. =. Parks,
srPosiis Ne LAsle1s ususs.
Refers - j. p. Saatosd H. D.
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p. Asstia u. D.
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II E0RUR Lodge No. ~, l. 90. 49,
4Asssv every nonssy night a,
s,eloek, - Odd Follow Hall, corns1
ssssth asd Main ssrests.
PsoAeeAetsck Lsdgs, Ne "a, I. 0. o p, ,nsets sv-
cry Fstdy Night q s'clock g. OSd Yelswa II All.
PsohsehsSsek Rnsa0pnsat, Net moets % tAs
Arst aa4 third ThsrsAsys q every nosth, at {
s'elssk ~, ,as GA Vollou Hail.
AhGssasee h go stasdiag invited 70 sttssd.
0yo1ty
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q. J0AsOa COSSaogAoa.
ROTARY PU6klC AND cos vEYAGCE1.
MILL give pss0pt sttsstiea 70 soavs1aisihl
- Aad She astae.lsdss.sat q AesAe, = =
Lovrss, sas baakieg Hss1s sf Itstlse D kan6s.
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Commence the New Year
RY IHSuMN6 yosr property ar.,n.t ~. a.,
- ger OF Fire, In ons Of the sabstsnti., Conp..
mics below nsmod So"ps'
PHUNIx INSURANCE. CO., OF HARTFORD
CAPITAL >20O, 900.
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"A TTokNEY aad Csanssiior st Law, aal agent
a Tor ths parsAsss saA ssls Of Real Eststs. Col.
ssstssg Business attended 10 promptly, titles sx.
a.,asd, sad iasos assbsr u city len - fasuu
always for Sals. n
o1ss between Main aaa ohssos % Ssss.Assr,st
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l. SIogsS'e Sewing Machines.
- hroedway, New York; Il0 Lake street Chicago
vvvHksk Machnes have ssss blisAed great repu.
= tation founded on substantial exsellsncs 1ke
fair Pr0At of using of these Mach rsrulsr
en- ploveAi ia
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CONSISTING IN part Of gobisss, cups, tunblers;
~ pie, cake, ice cream and dessert knivesi forks,
spoons, ladies, &C.; all warranted coin silver.
Also 6ne stock Of plain silver, for sale At east
err paRes, by
meht I'D 8AAsL q .sbRI KS, q
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xlLvEM.RA~ATED WANE.
+ AN now opening new and splendid assort-
j meat Of plated ware such - tee sets, eastors,
cake hasksss, e9pe forks spoons, Ac, fur sale low
BY SAM'LG. BRIDGES,
meh19d A ei 0Ain-st.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-09-10

Policy Of the Free State party IN
Kansas.
There we're mass and delegate con-
yentions Of Free State men assembled
at Grasshopper Falls, &. r., the other
day, to decide upon a plan Of action,
and it was determined to go to the
polls, and protect them, if possible,
from Border RuHian assaults, and
yoto The spirit Of the meeting is
well set forth in the following rosolu-
tions, which we're passed with decided
emphasis iu the expression Of feeling:
WHEREAS, It is Of the most vital
Importance to the people Of Kansas that
the Territorial Government should be
controlled by the bona fds citizens there
Of, and
WHEREAS, Gov. Walker has repeat
edly pledged himself that the people
Of Kansas shall have a full and fair vote
at the election to be held on the first
Monday in October, for Delegate to
Congress, Members Of the Territorial
Legislature, and other officers, therefore
ResolUsd, That we, the people Of
Kansas, in mass convention assembled,
agree to participate in said election.
Res0ived, That in thus acting we rely
upon the faithful fulfllmeut Of the
pledge Of Gov. Walker, and that we,
as heretofore, protest against the enact
ments forced upon US by the votes Of the
people Of Missouri
Rssolgsd, That the mass meeting pro.
coed to the appointment Of q committee
to wait upon the Territorial authorities,
and urgently insist upon a revision and
correction Of the wicked apportionment
endeavored to be forced upon the people
Of Kansas, to govern the selections
Of members Of the Territorial Legisla.
ture.
Res97Osd, That Gen. J. q. Lane be
authorized and empowered to tender to
Gov. Walker the force organized by
him under the resolution passed by the
Convention at Topeka on the 18th of Ju-
ly last to be used for the protection Of
the ballot-box.
Resolvsd, That this mass meeting ez-
press their unalterable determination to
adhere to the Topeka Constitution and
government, and that all our action shall
be pointed toward setting that govern
ment in motion, in legitimate manner,
st an early day.
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TndinnCorn.

Maize, or Indian Corn, originated in
America, and is not yet, we think, Quilt
waited to any extent on the European
continent, Though the people of Great
Britain cannot be made to appreciate its
merits very fully, the aggregate exports
Of corn in 1857, in the form Of whole
grain, meal, corn starch, farina, ETC..
amounted to between seven end eight
million dollars, or about oue-fortieth of
the whole exports Of the country, and
100000 bushels, considerably more
than half, wentto England alone
Corn has always been an important ar
ticle in this country, both Of consump-
ton and export. The total amount Of
this produce exported in 1870 was 578,-
3f9 bushels; in 1871, 2,O64 93G bushels.
Of which 35l ,69j were Indian meal
The value Of corn and its manufactures
exported fran the United States in 1880
was SjJT llg; in 1885, Sl2l7,665; in
1910, 81 O43516; in 1845. 81 ,O53. .2g3: in
1850, 54,6J2,SO4. The export increases
more rapidly than the production. The
export Of corn guadrupled between l84O
and 1850, while the production did not
quite double.
The great amount of invention be-
slowed on corn planters, corn cutters,
shelters, cOb-grinders, etc, tends each
year topromote the increase of popula-
ton. 1t has been estimated that, as
general rule, seven pounds Of corn will
produce one pound of pork; so that in
localities where through distance from
market or transportation facilities, the
cereal cannot be raised as a profit for
sale, it is frequently the material used
in tatteuing the more concentrated form
Of diet. and on which, consequently, tho
freight is less Cob meal, we believe. is
most valuable for animals that chew the
cud; horses and hogs, as a general thing,
deriving less benefit from the cob-grind-
ing inventions With all animals, how
ever We believe there is perceptible
advantage realized by mixing the cob
with the denser meal,-Sctentifo Aner-
jcaR.
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patients passed through my hands every
year. ] divided the patients into two
GLASSES; with one I followed the dispen,
sary, and gave them the usual medicine,
without having the least idea why Of
or wherefore; TO the other gave bread
pills and colored water, without of course
letting them know anything about it
and occasionally, gentlemen, 7 would
create a third division, to whom I gave
nothing whatever These last would
fret a good deal they would feel they
were neglected, (sick people always feel
they are neglected unless they are well
drugged-ies intJecilesO and they would
irritate themselves until they got really
sick, but nature invariably came to
the rescue, and all the persons in the
third class got we'll There was a little
mortality among those who received but
broad'pills and colored water, and the
mortality was greatest among those who
were carefully drugged according to the
dispensary.
This is pretty plain speaking for a
doctor
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A Western corn8eld.

To give our Eastern readers an idea
Of the products Of some of our West
ern cornfelds, we mention the fact that
JoBEPH HAYES, an old farmer in Law
reuceburg, Indiana sold 10000 bushels
Of corn last week for so cents per bush
elr and 8 cents additional for hauling il
to the point Of delivery in that plcae.
1t was almost wholly the crop of 1856,
though small part of it was left over
from the previous years crop. 1t pro-
duced the snug sum of S25,5OO, and was
raised on the famous Miami Bottoms,
between Lawrcnceburg and Elizabeth
town, that for half century have turn
cd out enormous crops, without any
apparent abatement of fertility On.
Gds
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TO Young Men.

Young man save that penny-pick
up that pin-let that account be correct
TO a farthing-hnd out what that Bit Of
ribbon costs, beforeyou sayyou will take
it--pay that halfdime your friend hand
ed you to make change within word,
be economical, accurate, know what you
are doing be honest, and then be gen
erous, for all you have or acquire thus
belongs to you by every rule Of right.
and you may put it TO any good use you
please. 1t is not small TO know the
price Of articles you are about To pur-
chase, or to remember the little debt
you owe. What if you do meet Bin
Pride decked out in a better suit than
yours, the price Of which he has not vet
learned from his tailor, and who laughs
at your faded dress and old fashioned
notions Of honesty and right? your
day will oomeI Franklin, from a PEN
uy-saving boy, walking the streets with
a penny loafof bread under his arm.
h'"ome the comp8nidu of king
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From lbe Cleveland Herald, 9th ull.
Breslin in Canada-How The Talks
and How He Acts.

LONDON, @. w Aug %, 1857.
MEs5Rs EDITOEs-We Canadians
have a man Just now among u.s. whose
presence / understand vould be very de-
sirable in the State Of "Old Ohio"
ollude to Mr. Brcslini the defaulting
State Treasurer, whose presence here is
the theme Of much ccnversation, par
tioularly amongst our police fraternity,
who appear very anxious that a reward
should be offered for his capture. Mr..
Bres.in gives his name Lere as Wright.
He purposes settling In Hamilton and
erecting q mansion thefa. as he believes
Hamilton to be one of the finest cities
In Canada Breslin's hair is rapidly
becoming gray-deuotlpg care. lie is
regarded by every wd thinking man
here as a cOnsummate -amp, and the
public hope that tho Eitfadiaon Treaty
will be 30 amended as TO guaranty his
return to the scene of }is defalcations.
Breslin is stopping a the Robinson
Hall Hotel in this city where he fares
sumptuously ovory dat He mingles
in every local enjoyment aud snaps his
fingers at the Columbiabs ]. as an in
habitaut of Canada. abHjr the idea of
allowing such a schemeI TO nest here,
and wish he were in Columbus, whore
ho would meet his dcserE. let good
reUard be altered. gfeslin can be
caught, and our poliCd detectives are
smart, active fellows. IJUSTITIA.
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The Cleveland PlaiudeAer pledges the
officers of State that if Beslin is grant
ed a speedy trial, he shaltbs forthcomiag
IN ten days, but says he s not coming
to be put in prison, and Lhcre await, in
durance vile till after lhe election, or
until they have made politically all
they can out Of the case r. Toledo Com.
merciaL
This is quite different Ia tone from
the resolution of your Stale Convention.
which assigned him to thi Penitentiarv.
without Judge or jury; but that, proba-
bly,, like many other ''Demtcratic" prom
isos, was only intended FIR the public
ear Should Broslin "be forthcoming. "
he would uedoubtedly be tput in pris-
on, unless he gave bail as. Gibson did.
AS to the effect upon the election" we
think Broslin's flight aud continued alb
senae in foreign country, are making
as much politically for tue Republicans,
as his punishment would be likely to-
If the Democracy were really in earn
est in desiring Breslins punishment,
they would not exact pledge that he
should not "bc put in prison, should
he return Toledo Blade
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farmrr's department
HARVEST HYMN.

nT a. WARD,
n God who crowns the rolling year
With blessings scattered far and near.
BE grateful praises given;
His power matursd The waving rraln,
he pave tho sunbanms and the rain,
And gentle dswa from Heaven
'lAo sender blossoms Of the Spring,
Famed by the south winds b btlmy winr-
WOle nurtured by HE carei
lie clothed she Rnld6 with smiling green.
And caused each wsll-known rurBi scene
To bloom div ueIy fair.
o, happy ye who drive Cio share,
And many fillow field prepare.
lu joyful hope 20 SOW;
For you their fruits the orchards Yield,
The corn stands br.Bllinr iu the field.
Ia Autumn's golden glow.
The 6ocks are bIsaling on tho hHl,
The heords are lowing bv the ril;
The barns ore filled with grain;
While purple clusters Of ths vine,
With Autumn's ripcuing stores combine
To cheer both hiil and plain.
With grateful thanks, TO God vo owe
All that our hearts enjoy bulcWt
And, al our annual fair,
Let songs Of JOY and praise abound,
TO him Whose hand agaiu ,th crowned
With gifts the rolling year,
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Free Labor in virginia.

The Wheeling Intelligencerand Wells
burg Herald, are vigorously and ably
pushing forward the free-labor cause in
Western Virginia The Intelligence
has published a series of articles show.
ing the policy Of introducing white la
Dor. The Herald says:
"Ihe lntolligencer is now doing more
for the material advancement of the
State than all the political journals com.
bined, and in the certainty of reaping the
fruits in few years, may well dospse
the Vatican thunders and bulls of cx.
communication daily hurled by the Rich.
mond Press, % Its doctrines are bound
to prevail, at least so long as tho dig,
nifty Of white labor and consequent pros.
perity Of Western Virginia are con-
ccrned.
Speaking of the AnG-Slavery move.
ment in Missouri, the Herald says
"a similar state of feeling may spring
upon any day in Western Virginia, and
when it once starts it will grow with the
increase Of am avalanche, every success
sive movement giving it weight and mo-
mentum. The popular mind is ripen-
ing for such a movement The parallel
is a fair enc between St. Louis and Mis-
souri, and Wheeling and Western Vir.
ginia. Missouri is destined to be a free
State, and however improbable tho as
sertion, or unpalatable the fact, it is NOR
ally certain that Virginia, intensely
slaveholding as she appears now, will
J0ii0l7 IN her i0ake, or split, sooner OF
PHtsburg Dispatch
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Who had a Finger in the Plep

1t is suspected, says the Albany Jour
nal, and is quite probable, that Orr
Douglas, Medary, and other Democrat,
ic notables, share in the the Fort Smell
ing swindlo. Steele is from Ohio, and
so is Medary. Orr went for the bin
which authorized tho sale, and has re.
Gently visited Minnesota Douglas has
been up to and into all sorts Of land
speculations ever since he engineered
through the enormous grants TO the H.
linois Central Railroad, and is now in
Minnesota. No one believes Steele, the
suffer. is tho only Democrat who has
had his finger in this pie. He is butthe
oats-paw to pull the chesuut outof the
ere.
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Il is said that John G. Breslins Sc
curities are not liable to the State for a
single dollar Of the many thousands he
flched from the public Treasury. The
thing appears to be nicely neglected
or, rather, nicely arranged among the
upper crust Locofoco officials at Co.
lumbus Gov Medill and Auditor
Morgan neglected to have his bond duly
executed, approved and filed during
ten months Of his official term; and it
was alleged the money was abstracted
during that time--or q great portion of
it-and the sureties are not, consequent
ly, liable. So much for the official and
criminal neglect Of Governor Medill
and Auditor Morgan, who have been
trying to cast the odium Of their official
neglect and the rascality of the Demo
cratic Treasurer, Breslin, upon the Re
publican party. There would have been
great ado made about it, if the State
had lost a half a million Of dollars by
any neglect on the part Of Gov. Chase
The people would scarcely have ever
heard the last Of tit would have been
carried upon q thou-aud tongues into
every region Of the State, and blown as
loudly as if sounded through a thous-
and trumpets.-,SiaubmUUie Herald
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In A MARRYING MooD.-The Peters
burg Express notices a letter from Nor.
folk, in which allusion is made to a col.
ored female servant named Hessy Kell-
am, who had grown very melancholy on
account Of the refusal of her master tc
permit her to marry The cause as.
signed for this refusal was that she had
already led to the altar eleven husbands,
all Of whom she had seen to the grave.
This unprecedented propensity for the
matrimonial state would seem almost i'm.
credible. But the case isunquostionably
a true one, and deserves perpetuation
amid the archives of Hymen.
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RECoGNITIoN IN HEAvEE-I must
confess as the experience Of my own
soul, that tho expectation Of loving my
friends ia Heaven principally kindlea
my love to them while on earth. If
thought I should never know, and con-
soquontly never love them after this
life, / should number them with tempo
raj things, and love them as such; but I
now delightfully."- converse with my pious
friends in a firm persuasion that I shall
converse with them forever; aud 1 take
comfort in those that are dead, or alb
sent believing that shall shortly meet
them in Heaven, and love them with a
Heavenly love.-Baufor.
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podrg
MANY THINGS THAT ADAM
MISSED.


Adam ne'or knew what 'twu1 TO be a boy,
whoedlo pennies from a doting sire,
WIIn which 10 barter for some pleasing toy
oalm The rising Of a strong desire
Ia tnck an orange. Nor did be
Fer cast the shuttle cock TO batilodore,
Hr wore his trousers ever out 90 knee.
rom playing marbles on tho kitchen foor
Nr Hovor skuted DER the frozen rim,
hen winter's covering 0'or the earth wal
spread;
nor glded down the slippery bill,
With pretty girls on his trusty sled.
Hs never swung upon his fathers gate,
o. slept in sunshine on the cellar door
Nor fonslod chesnUts at the kitchen crate.
spun bic humming top upon the floor
He'er amused himself with rows Of bricks,
8ot DC one fall all come down.
a guzed delightful at the funny tricks
% harlequin or travelling circus clown,
gradual growth he never reached the age
When cruel Cupid hrst invoked his art
And stamped loves lesson, page by page,
On tho growing tablets Of a youngl iug'a
heart.
'I- never wandered forth on moonlight nights
With her he loved above all earthly things
Nor tried 10 mount old Pndar's rocky heights
Meoause he ianCied love had lent him wiugB
uonovor triPpsd DER tho ballroom floor,
Where love and music entertwino their
charms,
Nor wandered listlsss by tho sandy shore,
nabarrod the pleasures Of his lady's arms.
q Adam--so at least 'tis said
M By many an ancient and modern sage,
ore q moment Of his life had hsd,
Was fully THIRTY YEARS or AoE.
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SLAVERY TN DELAwARE.-It is as.
cortaincd that the whole number Of
Shareholders in the State Of Delaware is
now only about 500, and of these only
twenty persons possess from ten to TWEEN
ty slaves, the balance having less than
five each, The per centage Of slaves in
the population Of the State has steadily
diminished at every census, from IS
per cent. in 1880, to to "a por cent, in
1850.
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NEvER JIBE AT ruE UNToHrUyATE

NEvER JIBE AT THE UNToRTUyATE
We remember once seeing a small
boy making sport Of the pitful appear.
anco Of a poor half-starved wretch
whose tattered garments we're futtering
wildly in the uusympathizing breeze
Young man. said philauthropic o b.
server Of the incident, "beware how 70 U
jibe the sorrows of the unfortunate
the Lord only knows what you may yet
come to. We marked the words-
That young man grew up-ho fell from
the rank Of wealth-his naughty spirit
WAS gradually crushed, and he js noao he
ett'or Of a country aetrPqPerI-NgsRWHe
G1s.
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REAPING MACHINEs.-- Illinois Is the
Reaping Machine manufacturing State
in the Union, and we feel safe in adding
that there are a greater number Of The
machines used in this State than in any
other.
We see itstated in the Rockford Be-
publican that Messrs, Emerson, Talcott
& Co., the manufacturers Of the Nanny
Machine, have sold the present season
over Forty Eigh Hundred Of their BT-
cellent Machines Fifteen Hundred
Of them have been disposed OF 90 che
State Of Indiana alone And yet the
company have not been able 20 supply
the demand into about 1000 Thia 90
another evidence Of an almost unpro-
cedeuted grain crop Ckior9 JowaaL
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Seneca County MONEY.
OFFICE OF THE TREASURER or srAfE

OFFICE OF THE TBEAsURER or srArE, !
COLUMBUS, O., Aug 3lst 1857 I
Having received within the last few
days a number Of letters from various
parts of the State, inquiring if SEN
eoa county money would be received for
taxes and other public dues, to save the
trouble Of answering these questions
separately, / take this method Of in
forming County Treasurers, and the
public, that notes Of the above named
Bank will be received ia payment Of
taxes and all other dues 10 the State.
4. p STONE, Treasurer