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OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS Vines
" INSTITUTION.-Ofice No. l4 Canal stree-lncopora.
ted under Act Of Legislature 18th March, 1855
Deposts eyery morning Sundays excepted O'Clock
and on Saturday evenings from to o'clock.
Denoss of One Dollar and upwards will be received.
employment of the funds is strictly limited BY he Aet Of
the Public Debts of the United States OF the
State Of Louisiana, and of the City of New Orleans.
of unencumbered and unnproveo hes
within the limits Of the city of New Orleans not exceed
ing SO per cent of the appraised cash value.
pledge Stock the Incorporated Banks In
New Orleans exceeding 60 per cent Of the market value
Profit derived from the employment OF the
funds distributed semi annually among the Depoors
directly indirectly borrow any OF the uhds
or receive any pay emolument whatever
Certificates deposits having interest rate to heagreed
upon issued for not less than $D deposited fora
specifeddme.
TRUSTEES.
George Eustis, A. D. Kelly, William Vogei,
". n. Mercer, Geo urquhart, T. b. sumner,
g. G. Duncan, A. Helne, IeoIse JOHNS,
Wilhelmus Bogart, P. N. Wood, Thos. A. CLARK,
rhns 4 Adams n A. Bradford, D. D. Withers.
in'S A. =A1"A''' " n MERCER, President.
A. D. KELLY,
R. B. SUMNER,
D. d. WITHERS, Treasurer.
NB-Copes of the Act Of Incorporation and By-aWs car
4 81, aA,Rh
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SOULE'S COMMERCIAL COL
- LEGE, corner Canal and Camp streets-Enirancs
NJ t@T No. Camp street
2Gr&SS9 Book Keeping, Penmanship, Commercial CAL
cuaON Arithmetic Taught by practical exercises and in
structi6as impaired individually and not in classes
Mr. Soue particular attention correcting
closing reopenng Books averaging and adjusting ccoun
Account Currents ETC., ETC. Office at his
cial College, myls "
A CARD-I HAVE RESUMED THE ACTIYE PRAC-
n of connection with the duties OF CoHnis
United States and Of the several States OF ths
Union. Office, No. 81 GraVer street.
my30 6n# WM- CHhlSTf. -
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NJOTICEi-I HAVE THIS DAY SOLD TO Mr.. JAMES
~ A. DUNBAR all the stock, merchandise and business
heretofore conducted by for own account IN
der of q. Dunbar Co. No Ii Canal street, ana
recommend him to the patronage of all friends and GUS
All those who have claims against Indebted TO- H.
Dunbar Co. will please call upon me alone NJ ne ~
IA Canal street, for settlement. GEo u DUNCAN
New Orleans, February H. 1857.
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DOOR, BLIND AND sAsIa

Corner Of 81. Charles and Clio streets, View Orleans.
GEORGE PURVES Architect and Builder, respectfully IN
friends and the public that he has in addition his
business commenced the manufacture of Doors ashes
and every description the above establishment
at his Office IS Commercial Place. the factory,
or Exchange Box a. will promptly at
tended to. myf 6m
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IMPOktANr TO COIIunN TLAM IE5s s-na
which their Incomes must be ungrslsnad
Tor the combination Of machinery for convert
inv See. Cotton into continuous process from the
q in through preparation ard spinning machinery until
ready shipment or weaving, The saving Of COTTON
VAST will be least Ten Per Cent and as exclude in
machinery to press the cotton into bales
It's handling and those and disentange it, eh
are yery in their the FIBRE hut
dspens those OF ginning and spinning
fac ures YARNS made of unbrok FIBRE and hence
will fifty cent stronger win command advanced sriee
and they will distance all competition in market.
is dispose of privileges TO
his PATENT and Planters will be Informed with
plete instructions how it. how obain the best
cuery and all other particulars application nd
dressed here, consultation with at rooms
Front and Dauphin streets. up stairs
Iva GEORGE q. HENRY. Nnhile, Ala
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BUILDING NiATERIAL, BRICKS, F1REWoOD

V. DE 0 r L F. l. f, Dealer,
At the Old Basin, Of Toulouse and franklin,
Has constantly hand BUILDING MATERIAL, such as
Lime White Yellow Sand Cement, Plaster OF Paris shin
giles Ls Also English French and American Fire
Bricks and all kinds OF Firewood .,.-...,,
from the country promptly and carefully attended
TO- au2 ly
CAZEItAC BRANDIES WE HAVE A GOOD
. suppIy on receiving by direct imporatons
from France additions stock this celebrated and highly
We have 1895 in eighth pipes ll9S in eighth
and quarter pipes 1902 do do 1905 in half quarter and eighth
pipes invite the attention of the trade and conoseus
unadu!teraed sale
on New York terms and prices, by
VIM F. LRVERICH CO, "A Old levee ST.,
ol9 ly Sole Agents in this city,
UNIVERSITY OF FLOU1SIANA-MEDIC Al DE-
" Annual Course of Lectures in this Depart
ment will commence MONDAY, November 10th, 1851 and
will terminate in the ensuing March.
JAMES JONES, NJ D., Professor of Practice of Medicine.
WARREN STONE, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery.
! A. H CENAS, NJ. D.. Professor OF Obstetrics.
GCSTANUS MOTT, NJ. D., Professor OF Materia Medca
| JOSIAH G. MOTT, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Professor of Physiology and Pa
GILBEKT s. VANCE, NJ. D.. Demonstration of Anatomy.
The rooms Dssecug will be the second Monday
| in October. .
Faculty Visiting Physicians and Surgeons of the
| Charity Hospital.
The Students accompany the Professors in their visits and
free of expense enjoy extraordinary practical advata
Amphitheater Hospital from the st of October OF
Cir ics Medicine and Surgery and Other subjects without an!
charge to Students. THOMAS HUNT NJ u, lean
The Administrators of the Charity Hospital elect annually
April fourteen Resident Students who maintained by III
| Institution. aul- opt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-19

OORTABLE STEAM ENGINEs-FROM lA 70
rs horse power the celebrated patent of Hoard Son.
Qste Hoard Bradford differing essentially in their economic
durable qualities from engines of other patent manu-
factue exteve twenty five Statea of The
Union Pamphlets with full description and letters from ll
different who using them will be sent by atk ap
plc8ion subscriber who is sole agent in New Orleans
Hoard Son being sole proprietos Of the patent they only
furnish manufacture the engines which have
repuration all pretended limitations frauds he
purchasers they will learn by due experience with them
MO ly SAMUEL Il. GILMAN, 10 iFaVisr street.
ITT x. f. FRYER, INDIAN D0CToR-OFFICB,
w No. Is the south of Victory and Ely
Streets Third District opposite the Pontcharr
Railroad Depot. -.
R4-A city and country orders enclosing s5 post paid will
be pnncuay medicine with directions how
use mail free of postage Office hours from
ga. N. TO 9 p. NJ. ielS If
.-EIaII IN, ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-19
COTTON AND TOBACCO sTATRMBNT.

TOBACCO. There some inquiry, but the oay sa
port was hid at l9c p ID.
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T1NJVERSITY OF LOUISIANA MEDICAL DT

~ 200 bateS t2bu each) second hand GUNNlESi
SO WHEAT SACHS.
For sale by j. T. BtLkNAP,
jeS # iun traVlef streeI.
rNAXES-TAXEs-AlL PERSONS INDEBTED TO
Of 1856, hereby notified that my
Office No City Hail. will remain for few days longer
said Taxes and those indebted for Licenses are
formed that due and liable fine of from $3.50
to $1,000. THOMAS ASkEW
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nOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTON
- PLANTERS.
PATENTED zNeRo EEMENT IN TIE NANUEAcrUR

MACHINERY is a CASH ARTICLE, but for good aecept-
ance grant reasonable facties and for the RIGHT OF
PATENT oneourth be paid TO me each OF the bst
FIVE wears the Yarns bring Gnned Cotton
with nuring should the plantation change
propretors. -
Propositions Planters now be made, and to know
cost Machinery their particular they must not omit
to slate the number of pounds of their
how many pounds of Yarn day they must Spin.
s22 GEO. G. HENRY, Mobile Ala.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-19

NECTAR WHISKY-.5 barrels Of this superior old
IN Whisky fami, in store and for sale by
JONES, MACkINDER 40,
Gruyi str
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- residence of p. A. Shaw, No 255 Caronlele street.
va yellow ehnired terrier DOG: had chain collar
I'LL with brass plate. liberal reward will be paid TO
any ouer returning said dog, by applying to
iy2 SHAW h NTS, No. Al Front street.
no SUGAR PLANTERS-AT A BARG AIN-one
open Copper Sugar Kettle and Serpentne for boiling
by steam perfectly and guaranteed of best quality dimen-
sons "a inches in diameter, and 26 inches deep
-Also-
One Tubular Locomotive feet FIRE surface
fectiy
Both of which will be sold at half The original cos Apply at
BREWSTER h TACHARlES,
nyl4 35 Front and 81 Fulton sts.. New rleans.
NEW DISCOVERY : THE GREATEST AND
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COPARTNERSHIP.

DISSOLUTION-THE COPARTNERsHIP HERETO
- fore existing the subscribers under the firm OF
JNO r. MARSHALL CO.. in thu city and the city OF New
York is this dissolved by mutual consent-JNO r. MAR
SHALL retiring from business.
Either partner unsettled business and sign
''e N"'1N - ~ JNO. R. MARSHALL,
GEO W. BABCOCk.
j. NJ. RHODES
New Orleans August 18th, 1857.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-19

n THE WATCH STORE, CORNER CAMP
E5aSAND CANAL STREETS has just opened with al new
SEsT goods, consisting OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWEL.
RY GUNS PISTOLS, and variety of fancy goods sf-
the latest patterns.
Having engaged services Of Mr. Jos E. Eaer, expert
rienced prepared do all Kinds work in
that line.
Also
Diamonds mounted Jewery repaired and manufactured
order.
n B-Old Gold and Silver bought. z.
aug 3m HREtfoh 4 WILSON,.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-19
FOR RENT.
TO RENT OR FOR sALE-TI

xsS TO RENT-A DOUBLE ONE STORY FRAME
f House, No q Trpsichore street one doo from Iy,at
E street. al present occupied by Mrs. Smith. 1t has large
yard house in fine order. Rent SIS per month Ap
ply the premises. hhio ot
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-08-19

CHINESE SUGAR CANE-(PURE UNMISED
- fresh just received and for sale in lots to suit
purchasers To send conveniently by mail have up in
packages each sufficient to plant Half Price 81
package or 81 80 postage paid with full directions for
planting. Address H. W. PITk1N, at
fe HEALD. MASSIE CO.'S,
az 43 CarnRdelet St.. New Orleans.
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A SOUTHERNER sWINDLED By THE
PATENT SAFE.

On Saturday, Mr.. Bush of South Car0li-
Ira, Of tail stature and swarthy hue, just ar
rived in town, stood on the Astor House
steps, obseryant of the hustle and business
of Broadway. While thus engaged, he was
accosted by a respectfully dressed man, who
inquired If Mr.. B. was Southerner. The
answer was in the Affirmative. The sharper
said he was delighted at meeting South
erner, he was one himself, ard any gentle
man from the South he considered his friend.
After conversing ON different subjects. the
sharper suggested walk, for it must be
lonely for u stranger in such a city as New
York, with no friends to show him about,
and volunteered to accompany Bush to
Greenwood. The offer was cordially ac-
cepted, and the two set out together.
In their ramble over the cemetery they
came upon another gentlemanly looking
man. who sat in the shade Of tree intent
ly examining little ivory box. Sharper
No. addressed the holder Of the box and
wished to know what it was. Sharper No.
2 replied that it was safe that he had in
vented and he intended shortly to proceed
to Washington to have it patented, He
style to explain its ingenious mechanism
He then passed it over to sharper No. and
Mr.. Bush for them to examine. They found
a pea inside, which No. |, unobserved BY
No. 2, threw on the ground, and then closed
the box and returned it to No. 2. Snow
said the latter, ssthe box is closed, and If
you can open it, and take the pea out,
will give you hundred dollars % "But
there is no pea in it," said No. l.. eyes,
there is," said No. 2. No. offered to bet
$25 that there was not. No. 2 accepted and
proposed to make it $l00, or more if neces-
sary.; No. Ps finances being small, he ap-
pcaled to his Southern friend, saying, ''lt's
sure thing, and if you have any money by
you, there is chance to mike something
Mr.. Bush, nothing 10th to bet under the cir
cumstance, planked down all the money he
had with him, about $50, and his gold
watch, worth $l00 more. No; then OPEN
ed the box, and to the CONSERVATION Of the
Southerner. displayed the pea; then pocket
ing the stakes, before the Southerner had
recovered from his arnazement, walked off.
SnApER No. Ito Southerner) How
the deuce was that done? l don't care
about losing the money, but don't like to
be tricked in that style.
SouTHERNER-Neither DO care about the
money, but Pm sorry to lose my watch.
SHARpER-Yes, that's too bad; (workine
himself into passion, and feeling into hi.
pantaloons pockets( / wish had a kuife
I'D get the watch back again. Have you 9
knife about you?
SourRsRsxR-( Producing his bowiel-
Yes, here is one, (passing Il over to hi
quondam friend.)
SHARPER Moving OF quickly IN pursuit
-I'll have that watch back, or Pll cut hi
CUTS out.
Mr.. Bush waited the return Of his South
ern friend and his watch, but he saw neither
again, Of course. He concluded no wa
1 sold, and returned to, the Astor House
wiser man. He said be would mot toll th'
Police, for he was ashsmedto let hia friendi
know how greer he wass
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For IL Noe1srs
TO Miss ADALlNE.

fnser have seen thes-yst, msthints
There 10 m unseen chain,
whose gentle clasp with golden links,
Doth bind my heart - thine.
Thers ID spell in which my soul
Bows to Loves holy shrtns5
And blissful thoughts are waited fas7
Der waves to thee, unknown.
There is . name-and when that sound
Falls on my listening ear;
Why Is 1t, that my heart doth bound
With gladness, yet, with fearf
dare not say tits Love, and YET,
would were thine own,
Thy chosen one, to share thy lot
Al DER Lies path you roam.
But months and years-ail may roll on,
IT'LL Time shall bs no more;
And we may never, never meet
On this dull, changelsss shore,-
But when In silent hours Of thought,
A loneliness steals DER thee,
Or dark despair, with threat'ning glancs,
It's shadow throw before thee.
And when the soft sspAyrs Of might,
Gently lulls thy sweet lpirit h dpesuas,
Then cast one little thought 70 hin
The unknown one far, far swayi
BLUFFS, july, 1857. 2. o.
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REFERENCES:
DISSOLUTION.

TNHH Partnership EXISTING; BETWEEN THE
4 sansctioefs under the firm Of LEONARD EVER
EFT, Is by mutual agreement, dissolved this day,
ABEL LEONARD retiring from the business. HoR-
ACE EVERETT having purchased the interest of Nh.
LEoNAKp "iseltie ali liabilities and receive all dues
10 tue oia nfm. ABEL LEONARD,
HORACE EVERETT
Council Bluffs Iowa, April % 1857
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For the Nonpsrsil
A SKETCH.

vou,. r,oretce was an orphan girl,
Win manners graceful soft and mees,
nd oCoral melted into pearl,
~ her full lip and glowing cheek;
she was Just merging from girlhood,
verv beautiful, bright and good
rr.ading the fairy scenes of earth,
with heartfull Of guiieless mirth.
Soon Florence felt the need to love,
Too soon she gave her heart away,
Forgat the claims Of one above,
And worshiped being Of clay
She thought there was Heaven OF oiiss'
Even in such world as thiS
To her, all earthly things did seem,
As a bright, golden dream.
She thought she'd found ''Calypso's Isle"
where flowers of love, forever grew,
And there could be one look, one smile,
To her fond heart, forever new
Gentle spirits, such hopes will lull,
Making life seem all beautiful
And she thought then, no need was given,
To seek or ask another Heaven.
lut soon her cheek grew pale-her eye
Hid its deep meaning in the shade
OF fallen lashes-and sigh
From her hearts deepest recess strayeG
A sigh, is all that's ever heard,
From some hearts, crushed, by hope deferred;
But few can know, and none can heal
Such grief, as lofty souls may feel.
1t was her Ioveliness Of soul
riaf nf hoSOml
which saddened her young heart, and stae
From cheek, and lip, their wonted blossomi
But when the spirit looketh up,
This earth takes back its bitter cup,
And with it, ev'ry sad'ning fear,
A rainbow" brightens every tear. -
Her dark and lighted eye had caught
Its lustre, from heavenly gem
Ind o'er his brow, the light Of thought,
Shone like an angels diadem;"
"stiil small voice" sweet as her own
Had reached that heart, SO sad, and lone,
And gently, kindly, did unseal
The fountain Of Enthusiast zeal.
Religion, as a living coal,
Had touched her lip, and heart, with nrls,
And on the ..alter Of her SOUL"
The fire Of inspiration came;
And many learned from her, to love
The holy charms of Heaven above;
Glorious powers, to her, ever given
To lead the wandering heart, to Heaven.
The shadows of her soul, were gone,
Her cheek, and lip resumed their bloom,
Sdri0ur's love, her heart had won,
And sorrow there, bad now no room;
Her life was like glorious day,
Lighted by a celestial ray
She drank these joys, to her so new,
As summer flowers drink heavenly des.
But Florence's heart is guarded now,
With a halo Of living light,
Circling her smooth and noble brow,
As seraphs bright veil Of white
An angel wandering from its sphere,
Had caught her every falling tear,
And changed them into purest pearl,
To deck the soul Of that lone girl.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, July leth, MARIA.
THIRTEEN yOTES THE WAGER.
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ssYou be hang'd," called ont Squire L.
ard, ssyou and the Court too, you low-liyed
vagabond !"
"a mittimus to the jail for three days,
and $25 fne," cried the Court"
sHere the Sheriff came up to Peter, to
carry him Of.
"What's my name, Tom?" called the
Squire, as he was led out.
"Peter Izard," was the prompt response.
"The following day, the Squire was par
doned, and the fine remitted; but never aft
ter did he venture to use the weapon, that
had been SO effectually turned on himself.
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The following 10 an abstract from the
speech Of Gen. Haskell, Of Tennessee. at
the late railroad celebration at Charleston:
For two years Of my life, it was my most
cherished privilege to have lived in almost
daily intercourse with those intellectual
giants and most incorruptible statcsnen.;
Mr.. Calhoun was the modest, most unpre-
tending, the least obtrusive to catch the
public ear Of any man ever saw, and he
was simple as child in his every day inte-
course with men. When, q I have seen
him awaked Of . cold day upon the streets
Of Washington, in his unostentatious way,
he often approached group unnoticed, but
as the whisper rose that 10 Calhoun, every
eye was turned, every head was uncovered,
and to each it was charra that he had been
noticed. He had the peculiar faculty Of
commanding the attention of every one who
saw him; there was no one who ever sat
with him on the same foor that did not
know By intuition, when he wished to speak;
the flash Of his keen gray eye was enough
to show that something moved his spirit,
and raising his flashing eye he encountered
and conquered all, and ON the floor Of he
Senate he never uttered one single word
that did not command the breathless atten-
ton Of every one, within the sound of his
voice. When he talked, there was tine charn
that it seemed to be ones own thoughts, it
was SO natural and never heard him say
what at the time, | did not feel, could
have said myself, and it was only when
sought with unaided energy to take fight
that realized the heights to which had
been carried.
1t was glory and memory, to have seen
Mr.. Webster. His appearance, - he strods
along the avenue, could not be mistaken or
forgotten-blue coat, brass buttons, buf
vest, white mock tie, gloves and gaitsgs-
all were part of him, and - pale and sal-
low, intent ON catching abstract, though, be
psssed along, the crowd was still -hushed 10
GREATNESS notice Of him, but few would
venture to accost him. But whom that had
been done, the pallor left him, his go
brightened back to earth, the sun bea1ed
out and thawed him, and his expressive
ssgood morning" was enough to kill you,
for no one ever loved the morning better.
But IL you have seen old Hal, - / hare
seen him, YOU conld never forget il mag.
ni6cent in his bearing, and magnifcently
dressed, he strobe along cheerful and
hearty, with IN eye for every one, and whsn
passing be bowed, as he alone could bow,
there was not one who did not take i to
himself.
These were mighty men-these thrse Old
statesmen.
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ET The s'LocaP' Of the Chicago Press is
ssa trump" He has seen something OF the
world and knows how to put his observations
on paper. The following humorous sketch
will give the reader an mixing Of his style:
MUGGINs' EXPERIENCE.
Muggins, produce and commission dealer,
was sitting in our sanctum one sultry after
noon last week. The good fellow was de-
cidedly at leisure, while we were most en-
phatically busy, but he didn't seem to be Of
Tended at our reserve, some OF our visitors
are not, and he tlled up all the pauses him
self in most obliging way. He was talking
of the city we were writing OF the country,
we were trying to say something pretty about
green fields and babbling brooks, and he was
kindly initiating the brooks aforesaid with q
stream of small talk about city life and city
scenes,-cOckney as he is.
We kindly read him portion OF what We
had written, a pastoral sort Of an item in
which we gave our swain cooling and grate-
full bath in purling stream, willow shroud-
ed pebbly bottomed. Isn't that a pleasing
picIure!' said we to Meonidas.
He shuddered.. .
We observed it, and asked if he was un-
we'll. He recovered his self-composure with
the struggle that marks really great mind,
and gave utterance to the empnatic mon
osyllable, sBosh!" .
We knew he had reason; we never sus-
pected his doing anything without reason,
certainly not in pronouncing such verdict
on our harmless rural scene. He looked
communicative, we assumed the interroga-
time. With some little reluctant he told his
story.
Muggins has maternal uncle in Kane
county, whose goodly acres stretch along
the banks of the placid Fox, and whose
buxom daughters, Meonidas' cousins, are
among the confessed bellies of the valley.
Last season Muggins left this city on Sat-
urday morning by railroad, to pass the Sab
birth with his relatives. He was attired ia
spotless suit Of linen, and battered himself
that he should create a sensation in the Dea-
cons pew on the morrow. A short ride
and he dismounted at the station, wended
his way towards the farmhouse, stopped IN
/ the adjacent shade to dust his patent leath-
ers, and then beaincd in upon his aunt,
who, busy with dairy matters, informed
him that bis uncle Joshua was ont in the
! meadow moving, and that the girls were
out for walk but if he would walk into
| the best room.'- :,
| But, he would not do that, be would stroll
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GEORGE GREENE, JOHN WEARE, JR,,
THOMAS H. BENTON, JR.,
GREENE, WEARE & BENTON
BANKERS, LAND AGENTS,
AND
Dealers In Exchange.


Council Bluffs, Iowa.
NOTES AND BILLS COLLECTED. ASE
~ proceeds promptly remied to any part OF the Cni
sed States, at current Rates OF Exchange.
Interest paid on deposits for over thirty days
Bills oy Exchange on all the principal Cities, bought
and sold.
Loans effected on good security Vacant lands selec-
ted and entered in any Office in the State.
Land Warrants for cash, on time constantly on
hand Locations Of lands for distant Dealers at the
mos; liberal rates.
Notes bought and money loaned on good security.
= Once opposite Pacific House, in the West lower
room Of Land Once.
REFERENCES:
y J. issnn ssrnes eSs c. Bankers, Dubuque. Iowa
Sock Sargent. Bankers Davenport, Iowa.
Culbertson Reno, Iowa City, Iowa.
Peoples Bank, Ketchum Rogers Bennett, Bankers
New York City.
seiden, witsers & Co., Washington, D. 6.
Hon chas. Mason, Commissioner Of Patents, Washing.
ton, d. C.
Hon 4. G. Dodge, S. q. s., Burlington, Iowa.
Hon u w. Jones' Dubuque. Iowa.
Hon Joseph Williams, Chief Justice, Muscatine Iowa
Council Bluffs, 1857. nl-u