The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-30
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BURROWS 4 raErTNAAN
lay 10 Asrotss H. CtasE, ~ Rrsret, ous
haiiu Ia cutrcncs, 80 d.aani
bAsnsrosr, sept - i.35.
seestrss , N u nrssaw.
HHrroas Prssts,ras


tn" u.ies are of oac, two, three and i've
denominations. engraved "a Bank nat~ pager,
an,l oi ,h. siy. AMI appearance oi ordinary
Bank bills. The vi9nr,tes asd centre pieces
are appropriate engra,ing~ illustrating in part
the progress of the season--plewing, the har-
vest the manufactured Hour Across III.
lower part of the face, are the letters II the
denomination ai the hill ia resi- W. nnslrr-
stand thai these hills are ,st "aly r.sleemablr
Ia currency at Burrows 4 Pr-,iynlans hut
are taken AT Ceok 4 Sargent ;, Chuhb, Bro,h-
er, Barrow 4 To-, and perhaps either Banking
houses in the city. The farmers acquainted
with the firm arr already accr,,ing them freely
for produce, and they are no deabt slesiins~l Ia
at once form part of our home currency"
The times will probably excuse the issue of
such individual hills, as home currency of
so,ae kind ". mus, have. Hut these issues
illustrate the n~ce>>i,y tor h"me hanks.
FLORENCE MnSrs We are aln,,,st hourly
asked ahi We may say hs three out oi every
four cnuntry friends w. meet what about
Florence meme, Florence money seems
gosd II u onf principal eurrene, AT this time.
II there j. a gsss'al suspension of Ranks. of
coars. Florence will suspend with the others.
But Ia that case, we'll secured A. the notes are.
Florence mons, wonlj ccniinne circulating
just as IL now d"es. IN case of general sas.
pension 81 Banks, to red~en Florence men~y
nj the counter, woutl he To tay out sp~c.s
probably then worth ia itself from ten ta III.
teen pe, cent. To redeem IL in eur
rensy' when th~r. l. currency, except
gold and silver which is not lrocurab,-,
Is out .f tho yaestian. Hut when the
Florence Bank has Ia suspend then the well
secured notes of all the suspended hanks viii
have Ia h~ taken ~ currency, anh those Of
the floteBce Bank among others
REPUBLICAN MEsriSo.-The Republicans oi
sco,t ooaniy will h- addressed ou 10. morrow,
Thursday evening, october Isl by Mr.. Vran
Fasilc their candidate for Lieut. Gov-rnor.
aud BY Mr.. kasch. their candidate for State
senator. The meeting will he held in the
evening at the Court Hons~. and We hop-
there will he large attendance. Let there be
a, this time . g@si rall, thur citizens have
l.ol yet had an opportunity of seeing and
hearing the Republican candidate for Lieut.
6osernsr, NJ they should attend this meeting
Our German friends will he addressed in their
own language by Mr.. Raseh. and probably hy
Mr.. faviile. Mr. favill. speaks the German
language with enoueh fnency to convey 10
them his o~n ideas on the questions at issue
81 that they may understand him, We hope
some of our country friends viii h~ able /.
attend this meeting.
on-rlsAss.--Som men are obstinate ~
nature, and athers are made -. hy eircun,stan.
.~s. few days ago certain individuals we're
made obstinate by circumstances aud "n..tLing
else. Two tsamstsr> met on the continuation
of rroat-st. ahos- the Bridge where ther. was
anl, roam for on. ienm la pass safely clear nf
the mud. tine man had loai of barrels, and
refused in turn out Ti.. osh~f ha.lnt 4 barrels
hut he had spssk. and he woalsint bads- aa
inch. The leans s,ccd face Ia iac-, gazing
esrioasly at zach ether, while the drivers iirsi
swor- and then r~asone.i, aud finally sai down
! on the roadside lii their pil~- and concluded
u ~ II out. Ourj informant, lcft them thus.
was gaiss an hour tn East Da,en,, and re-
turned. lie found the boys still ilere. light.
ing their pipes afresh. and with aboui a dozen
teams waiting for them Ia compromise mat.
tiers. Seeing there Was chance for a speedy
adjustment, be lea them. whether they m.
sitting there yet. we do not know hut thes
were beautiful sreetutsfss .sf als~ftnacy