Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1857-08-29
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The Milwaukee Seminal says, that the
following is a letter actually received from
parties in that city FRI IN New York. lftli>
is tie plan upon which the new banks Of
Iowa are to he "Sot up;' it is time the peo-
pie were apprisca Of it before it is too late
Read the letter, people Of Iowa, and lean,
how your new banks are to be got up
New York, No., Wall ST., July2, 81.
DEAR Sin understanding from some 0,
iyour friends-now Oh a visit to this city,
that YOU are DESTROYS to start a bunk undo,
the free bank law Of Wisconsin, we take
this opportunity 70 Gti'ar you our services 70
forward your views dawn, had GREAT ex-
pcricnce within the past five years in get
ting up banks IN Indiana, Illinois, Mchi-
gan, and even IN Wisconsin, under tie flee
banking laws Of those States, we arc quite
sure your interests would be served by en-
|p!oying US to get one in operation for YOU
Without wishing or designing to dispac-
age our ncisilbors, (,omc of whom arc en-
gagged in the same busincSs,) we would say,
that to make a bank move on successfully.
there is much wisdom to be displayed in it's
organization. which has not been .liSp.ayetl
by those we have alluded to: for GU: Of AZ
they were Instrumental in "gcttiny ,D'' in
Indiana, IL have failed while Of those VIC
have got up. -(21) only II have failed We
have made it our Particular study to organize
' free banks" and hence our great success
and If parties who desire to 'rct up" banks
will be governed by The advice we give, I'm
our private circulars,) there is no danger. but
the protector Of the bank will make money,
and 1t is to the projectors interest only, VIC
look.
1t will, sir, cost you but little to :.gct mn;
bank with 100000 capital, secured by
stocks. With the addition Of the rctainin.
fee, $1,000, as above mentioned, about So.
OO) for plates and notes, and 5000 placed
IN our hands as q margin for the 100000
stocks, we can manage 10 pu, in successful
operation. Yours, respectfully,
orc.
GIVE extract from the London Watch
man the following highly complimentary no
tlce Of Bishop Simpson, preaching before
the Irish wesleyan Conference in Cork. Ire
land, on Sunday June 2sth:-Thc President
| lev Il. A. Young preached at 10 o.
CLOCK IN the morning, Bishop Simpson at two
in the afternoon, and DR.. Hannah at seven
in the evening. 1t was day to be remem
be'ed BY all who were present at those sery-
ices. God was graciou>iy pleased to assis.
his servants in the declaration Of his truth.
and their word was with great power. In
the afternoon especially while Bishop Simp-
son preached, tide ofdecp and strong emo
ton rolled over the whole congregation. lie
is truly marvellous preacher. His power
of illustration is almost unri:aled, and his
SimplIct.. and earnestness, and deep pathos
in the uste:ance Of lofty thoughts. give him a
command ofhis hearers which is irresistible
e. 1t is stated in one of our exchanges
that the Patent Office la, received three
thousand applications, and issued fifteen
hundred patents within the las. SIX months
The income of the office for the sane time
has been over one hunire,l and sixteen thou
sand dollars: and the expenses Of the office,
including some improvement in the building
lone hundred and eight thousand dollars.
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! SAp.-Two children Of Mr.. John Reid.
head. who rcsiies four miles above Mime.
apnlis, on Friday last went into the barn to
play on the new hay. They had SINE
matches with them with which thew icniteJ
the hay, and in few moments lie barn was
III da,nes. and both the children, a boz aged
, ;. and i girl :! years, per'shed Mr.. i. lost,
IN addition. two mules. all his farming u,en.
sis, aud three tons OF kav.