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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-19

WHAT THEY EXPECT OF THE DEMoRAcY OF THE
NORTH The Richmond Enquirer, speaking OF
the presidential contest in 1860, says: "sonth-
ern men of all parties are as true to the institu-
ton Of Slavery as was ever knight to his lady,
or mother 10 her child" and that to ''the De-
mocracy Of the north they look, as Napoleon
looked for Grouchy at Waterloo" to give them
victory.
We'll, Grouchy gave Napoleon victory at Wa
terloo-did'nt he?
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-19

The Quincy Wing Of last Friday says that il
Il the determination Of Mayor Thayer to put
stop 70 the business Of liquor selling on Sunday
in that city. and that he has commenced ''put-
ting them throsgh" in earnest. @.s
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-19

N. w. FRUIT GR0wER's AssOcfArloN.-The
Biennial Meeting Of the North Western Fruit
Growers Association will be held in Alton, on
the 2sth Of September next, and will continue
in session four days. Our Adams county fruit
growers should not fail to be on hand, for We
doubt not that they can make A. good = display
a. the fruit growers Of any other section OF our
State, notwithstanding the severity OF the past
winter. AE s4sA
This Association should be encouraged by
esery lover OF choice fruit, so that our nursery.
men may be stimulated TO renewed efforts 70 m
crease the vari, ties of the different kinds OF
fruit, and thus arrive at degree Of perfection
which will be pleasing to consumers and prohta.
BILE to themselves. Quincy Whsg-
DtsreEss,xG AcclpGNr.--Yeserday about
noon, distressing and fatal accident occurred
near Atalissa, in this county. As hr. Jesse
B0wersauk, OF Springdale, Cedar county, Was
driving his team across the railroad track west
| OF Atalsss, his horses became frightened at .
| hand-car which some men we're propeliing on
| the track, and started - run. While Ae was
endeasoring 10 cheek them, his wife, who WAS
| in the wagon with him, caught hold Of one Of
| the hnes, turning the horses suddeniy around,
and throwing oai the occupants Of the wagon.
Il an over the breast Of Ars. B., injurlng her
20 severely that ahe died in . few ninuies.-- -
lMr. B. sas also badly injured about the head
One Of his eyes MAS knocked out and the cavity
filed with mud. II ik&pNred that he viii not
Ersccyer. He isa. mesesant NJ SpTlngdAle, and
10 nost es,inabls eisiEen.--MuacAiina Jonrnsl.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-19

TIE CuxxIxGHAM CAsE.-It is now suggested
that the District Attorney will indict her as the
wife of DR.. BuRDkLL This will compel her to
prove that she was not his wife, in order to es-
cape the penalties of an attempt to impose up
on the public spurious heir to his property
She must in that case, either show that she Was
not his wife, or 60 to the State Prison.
In Madison county the Republicans elected
County Judge by 81 and Treasurer by 4s ma
icrity. Majority against Constitution 81.
Adams county has gone for the Republicans
Small majority against Constitution.
Clark county has been carried by the Repub.
licans.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-19

The Memphis navy yard has been sold to q
company Of northern capitalists. The price to
be paid is, we learn, $780, 900, in Eve annual
payments, the purchasers to give bonds in
$4,000 to secure the first two payments. The
parties purchasing contemplate establishing va
rious kinds of manufacturing branches, and also
a marine or dry dock for steamboat building
and repairs. To carry out the latter, the pur-
chasers enter into bonds of $loo, 900 with the
city
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-19

The BoND STREET MURDER AND THE SHAN Ac-
coUcHMEsr.-There is a very general and very
hopeful impression on the public mind that CIR
cumstances growing out OF the exposure OF Mrs.
Cum ingham's attempt TO produce an heir TO
the Burdell estate will lead in some way TO the
removal Of the veil OF mystery which enshronds
the murder of Harvey Burdel!. II il very
natural idea, and one to which present indica-
tions lend good share Of liheihood. DIR. Cat.
lin one Of the actors in the pantomime OF the
sham accouchment, has made revelations to the
District Attorney, and as ony such portions OF
his statements as bore particularly on tins last
transaction were embodied in his sworn aiiida-
Wit, and a special reservation was made of other
portons-it is not unreasonable to inter that
the reserved portions have some bearing upon
the question of the murder, or, mayhap, upon
the question Of the pretended marriage. The
general impression is that they have. and that
the minute examination Of this appendix to the
tragedy will bring to light the whole mysterious
secret of the tragedy itself-tierald, 7th.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-19


II appears that after the men Wood and
Knighton had passed from the hands OF the cits-
zens OF LcavenMor,h into tho custody OF the
Sheriff on Sunday night last, a portion OF the
crowd we're det-nnined TO regain possession ci
them Tor the purpose of lynchinG. On Monday
morning application was made to have them Sc
cured at the Fort, which was refused, and they
were accordingly locked up IN temporary cal
aboose at Leavenwcrth, having the Sheriff and
his posse for guard. The building @aa small
one, and an upper room was converted into .
prison, which was ascrndcd by light OF rick
ety wooden stairs. A large company--number-
ing four or 1--WE hGndred-consisting principally
Of Germans, surrounded the building on Monday
and demanded the prisoners oi the Sheriff The
demand was refused, and the stairs being narrow
and dangerous, they were kept At hay until dark
on Monday night, when most OF them leit the
locality.
The Sheriff fearing recurrence OF the scene
on Tuesday, disguised the prisoners and took
them out. They we're marched 10 the river,
where the steamer morning Star had laid up for
the night. The yawl OF the boat WAS cut loose
and into il the prisoners were placed, aud In
short time landed them At Delaware City, where
they are now secured and in safe keeping. On
the following day the Morning Star rounded to
at Delaware and took possession Of the yawl.-
St. Lonis Rep, sth.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-19

~ Last week . .Roman Catholic priest OF
Mayville. Who had made some rather valuable
praseuss % q @arsied lady, uAs severely COW
b,ed by her husband. The husband vas bros
befees the court Tor assault and battery. Eight
o, ths jarors we're In favor Of 6ning him oae
cent. and the other iour for making the fine lae-
c.e. No vsrdict rendered. as ts
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-19
rnOsr KAN9As.


FINANCE eoea vglsA NE TseePA.se Eer'
lhsz .l .aassta Lawrence, Angsst ., 81.
|Ht.tsov. Walker having rexained Watching the
,neople of LAwrepce till on biz sober morn'ngs
- became heartily ashamed Of himself, has been
iof several DAYS casting about him for scsAs
means 70 Res Ods Hofllls miserable scrape. fcsr
daya ago I nssseaeer swas despatched Oy nim
TO Fort kiley-for what purpose nobody knes,
but last night courier came from the Fort 70
Walkers camp with dispatches, and this morn
ing ae o'clock Walkers fasnons camp near
lawrence vas broken Mp. and he and all ms
troops started up the river, leaving the people
OF lawrence 10 commit treason unpnn'sned--
Il II reporsed that thr courier brought news mat
the commander OF the Fort was afraid thai the
Cheyenne Indians would attack him, and asked
Walker for aid, but the messenger himself a
saw him this morning,l did not think the for' ~
any danger. s e
The whole thing Is understood here as an N
ven,ion 10 give Walker an opportunity 70 VIM
draw gracefully from Lawrence. Ashamed OF
his exploit, he Il glad 10 retreat back INTO the
inferior Of the Territory, away from newspaper
reporters, and ont Of sigh. and hearing OF hAw.
renee. AN ~ sss.ys go ssss3s4
Col. Titus arrived here last night. He has
gone up the river with tho Governcr---Cinc'n-
natl Gazette. o~ @ H
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-19

~ The finest illustration Of man and his
wife being tone flesh" that We ever saw, came
under our notice yesterday, at Justice WAL
bridges Office. An honest fellow. slightly abfas.
ticated and very indignant, came into the Office.
anxious to swear his life against one Of nis neigh
bors, because the said ne,ghbor was more affec-
tionate than civil towards the complainauts
wife.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-19

.CHASGR OF TInk-Trains on the Western
Road leave halt an hour earlier than hereto
fore, in the evening The hour is 8 o'clock
instead Of 81.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-19

HEAVY FAlLuRx.-The establishments known
AZ 'tsecrge's Saloon" was closed, yesterday
morning, on attachment II is supposed by
some that this crash Was brought about by bad
management or misfortsne. bus We ore inclined
to believe that IL 10 clearly attributable 70 the
large falling OF Of Democratic patronage since
the election, or failure TO meet scores con-
tracted prior 70 that event. Much credit is due
to the new Sheriff Tor this his fret official act
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-19

The KENTUCKY SENATE TIE.-Of the oid
members Of the Senate holding over thirteen are
Know Nothing and six are Democrats. some
OF the e. Ms are now representing strong Dem
ocratic constituencies. Of the new members
elected, thirteen are Democrats and fse are
Know Noshings, with one district (the Flemingl
10 hear from, in which, ws fear, Wat Andrew e
elected BY close vote. In case he is elected,
tho Senate will be tie. and, az Lieut. Gov. Har.
dy's death leaves that body without presiding
officer, one win have TO be chosen, which, IN the
present CONDITION Of faffairs, may prove tedious
operation. Louisville Courier.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-19

closing out his summer stock of Boots and Shoes
At low figures.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-19

BEAUTIFUL AND APPRoPRrArE.-It 10 agreed
that the first message By the submarine tele.
graph, across the Atlantic, shall pass between
the President Of the United States and the Queen
of Great Britain-the words, the opening SEN
tence in the Gloria in Erceisis: 'Glory be to
God on hig6, and on earth peace, good will to,
wards men" Isl
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-19

Halifax, Aug. ~.
The telegraph lines have been partially re-
paired, and we nov transmit the concluding
portion of The public dispatch which has been
DELAYED by the heavy storm.
The following meagre particulars ofthe great
race tor the Goodwood cup ". Gather from the
Liverpool papers: si4ia
The Ercach horse Aonarque won the race, -
The English horse ArizbNr Il placed second,
and Fisherman third. Gnnbca. slipped and
fell, and Kestral and Genoa niycrgy also tell
heavily. sRt
Monarque won BY head, ard Arizabar beat
Fisherman by about three lengths. Anton was
| placed fourth and was two lengths behind Fish
erulan. The American horses Pryor aud Prior
ess we're placed fifth and -,sth, and the English
horse Melissa seventh, all the Others pulled up.
The inish 10 aaid to have been the most excit-
| ing ever Witnessed. s&
| The English papers remark, but without as
4 signing any reason, that the American horses
would have figured more promptly had they
been rode BY English jockess.
i st. Paul, VI. r., Aug. ..
News has just been received from the scr
OF the Indian difficulties. L.Gtle Crow and hi
band OF l2o warrlore have returned from ,hei
H expedition In search OF inkpAdntah, havin,
found his camp, dispatched tour OF the murder.
ers. Little Crow brought the scalps OF th
slain 10 The SaperiAtendent OF the Lower Sioa,
Agency. ~. s.ss
i A band of l5 OF ia diSaiiae,ed Chippeway
are ptundering the settlers about 80 miles nor,l
OF this city. t
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-19

q CoastdsfablS msrrinsnt was crsased at
IL Csancil mestiag On Monday evening. b the
reading Of Nr. Hagerty's bin, vhsssia b. charg.
ed the City fcr stesli.e picks. Verify thought
We. II al Who we're accustomed TO stealing city
property sheald bring in bills therefor. the City
vosld Be ruinsd; but lis nevertheless . coaso-
litiou to know that (as in Mr.. . cass,) there
Is some honesty in the pickings and stealinxs
which replete the public purse. ,...,5 -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-19

FLouR saoM Nkw WHEAr.--we the other day
received sack Of 6our from the mill of Keiser
Z Co, in this city. asds from ass vhsatl We
found It in qualify to be all that could be expect
ed or desired We have used from this mill -four
Of tho beet quality, and such as would pass a.
ssextrar in any market 5. $3.50 stsoi era
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-25

How THE UTAH DIFFICULTIES NAT BE
SErrLRD.-There is one way in which the
troublous affairs of Utah may be settled
without violently disturbing the doctrine Of
squatter sovereignty, and 10 exact accor.
dance with the wishes of the sectional in
terests into who hands the government
has wholly fallen. Let dozen slaves, a
few of them pretty mulatto girls. run away
and take refuge among the Mormons, Mr..
Buchanan would send the whole army after
them, with Gen. Scott at its head, Brig.
ham Young would naturally refuse to sur.
render the fugitives especially the feminine
pert of them Ne would have..a special rec
yelatlon,' upon the matter in less than d.
teen minutes. A conflict would ensse, and
while the army was employed in the great
constitutional duty Of getting back the ne.
eroes, it would, by overturning the power
Of Brigham Young, incidentally establish
oeace and law ami order in the territory.
# (Providence Journal.
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BuR0LARY.--Early yesterday morning be.
fore our citizens were stirring from their
beds, the store room on Brady street occu.
pied BY d. N. Martin as a gehtlemsn's fur
nishing store and P. L. Cone as nerchan,
tailor, was entered through the show win.
dow, by the burglar removing one Of the
large psnes Of glass. Two young men
,sleeE in the room we're aroused by the
noise of the miscreant, and awakening at
the same time, one OF them seized the bur
xlar, but he being large man and well
armed and they without arms, he was per
mittsd to escape. carrying with him an arm.
full of the goods he had collected. They
pursued him short distance, shouting for
the "watch," but as no watch came he soon
disappeared. As the thief had selected a
large quantity Of the best goods in the estab.
lshment and piled them in the window. it ID
very well that the young men awoke at all.
This 10 the second time that Mr.. Martin has
been robbed this spring. Every store should
have shutters to the windows.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-25

The following precious moroccan appears
in the Rock Island Argus Of yesterday un-
der the head Of Iowa State Election. In
the forty six counties heard from the Re.
publicsns are 573 ahead, We like to see
such taunts as it contains, it will help to
spur up Indifferent Republicans to vigorous
actions
Returns from so counties have been re-
ceived at Davenport and the entire demo.
cratic state ticket 10 elected. Hurrah fo'
Iowa! She is redeemed. They have
heard of the bred Scott case over there.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-25

The orlhography Of the Indian names Of
Iowa is great puzzler to the people of the
East coming to our State. In letter to
the Chicago Journal, one Of these new
Corners speaks Of Railroad from Prince
ton, in this county, up the valley of the
Wassisinicon, by the way Of Indifendansr
to the Missouri river!
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GAZETTE JOB OFFICE

Mr.. CaAs. II. DAY, Of Chicago, having bscom,
...os,atsd With W Ia the Gazette Job once he vii
hereafter have the entire Supervision Of TIA, de-
..r~spt. A. Mr.. Day IL one OF The bss, JOB
Inter. In tn, Untoi. ani our fAsiliie. for the
...sut,on Of work have recently been greatly On
.rssl by large additions Of latest ssyles.of type
~ :, ws can nov promise our pstrons 10 OK seute
LIB Work Of all varieties with meath sss ehes os
.ad despatch. BY Mo notice above, IL will bs
.ssp that we have ordered more steam press ma
.atnsry. This 10 tho only Office in The city where
.,ssm power 10 used, so that our ABILITIES are
upsquAllsd. SANDERS BRO.
davenport, March 10
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w. RAYno,p L. Cove refer /,

w. N. RAYMOND & COVE refer to the
advertising column Of this new 6rm. Their
Office, few doors above the Post Office,
has been fitted up deliberately and embraces
all the appliances of we'll regulated tank.
ing house. Mr.. Raymond is a Cincinnati
gentleman and comes we'll recommended as
a business man from that city. Mr.. Put
ram. the legal partner OF the 6rm. and fol
nersl years the associate Of q. c. r
itchell. Esq, is well and fayorably known
cur citizens. 10 connection with Mr.
Il, who is a stranger to US, they eonsti.
1sa strong firm, and soon will be known
among cur most active real estate agents
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-25
Pennsylvania Legislature;

HARRISBURG, April 23.-A bill for the
sale Of the main line Of the Public Works
passed the House this P. NJ. yeas 81, nays
forty one,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-25
The Cooper VIII case ,

DAyros, o., April 23-'fhe jury in the
Cooper Will case brought in verdict at
10 O'Clock to-day affirming the will. This
case has been under trial three weeks, and
involves property to the amount of nearly
half million dollars. The case will be
appealed 10 the District Court.
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La t . st N q w q
Warrington Items.

WssuAnBton Atomo,
WASHINGTON, April ~.
Tho Department Of Interior this morning
completed it's organization OF the wagon
road corps, namely Fort R;dgely and
South Pass Road. w. H. Noble, Of Mime.
sofa. Supt.; Philo o. Hubble, Of Minneso.
to, Disbursing Agent; Samuel A. Medary,
engineer Of the Fort Kearney, South Pass
and Honey Lake. Eastern Division--W.
M. +. Megraw, Missouri, Supt.; Asa Beall,
Maryland, Disturbing Agent; F. w. Ian.
dor, of Massachusetts, Engineer. Western
Division--Jno. Kirk, of California, Supt. /;
Frank Denver, OF California, Disbsrsing
Agent; Blank Bishop, Of California, En-
gineer. Elapso and Fort Yuma--James B.
Leech, Texas, Supt.; Gabriel Jordan, OF
Ala, Discussing Agent; N. H. HUM, En-.
gineer.
McGraw, Mobiles and Leech, leave here
to day Kirk is en- route for California
Operations are to be CONNIE sced with the
least practicable delay.
The War Department has not compl eted
its organization for the road assigned it
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BOO X 81
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

Books for the People and their Children |
Books of Travel, Books Of Science,
Books Of Romance, Books Of Poetry,
Books of Prose,
DLANK Day Books, Lsdgers, Journals, Note, Rs.
ID csipt and Time Books, Pocket Maps Of all the dif
Western States and Territories School Books
ali kinds Fin. Lthosraph Rngrsvings, with or without
frames Pine Gilt Moulding, together with lsrgs snt
we'll selected assortment Of all kinds Of Legal Paper
Bill Paper, FooIscap, Letter, Note and Bilott, both
white sad assorted colors; Envelopes ell kads Indsl-
bls Black Blue and Red Inks, Gold Pens Steel Pens
Geld and silver Pencil Cases. Portmonies Card Casss
Visiting Csrds, Pocket Iakstsnds Psrfumery Psnsll
aud Penhoders, and ianumsrabs quantity Of oths,
articles ell sale New York prices cheap for sash
at the Twin City book Store, I'd stssst. QppoAts Il
Claire House. teb5dtG Q. H. NTARH, AGENT.
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Trial Trim of the NiaRsra

Nav York. April Alt is reported thai
the irigate Niagara has been ordered to
make her trial trip as far as Norfolk, in or.
der to test her machinery before proceeding
TO sea.
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The RAseALLY poGs.-We have no oil

The RAseALLY poGs.--We have no OBJ
e., tons to handsome dog who knows his
place and keeps somewhere in the vicinity
Of his master--just such specimen as at.
tends Mr.. Lopez about the city. We like
to see them, When properly trained, among
Children. participating in their eDIoymenis'
aud. If need be, taking care OF them. Bat
the vicious ours of oil sizes and hues and
dispositions, living on the common above
the bridge, the whole business OF whose
lives appears to be to make might hideous'
a. universal thing. aud to go mad as an
occasional exercise, we desire to protest
against. Some of them, we think, will get
a preparation Of lead one of these days.
which will act as a decided astringent, II
they don't quit yelping so turlously' and
abandon the making Of such hostile demon
STATIONS towards innocent passengers on
he highway. SO, lookout Bow-wow
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SLAYER Seized,

New YORK, April 23--The schooner
Merchant was seized as she was leaving
port to day, as q suspected SLAYER.
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Mann. ATE AsArS--The weather gave
way sg.in to he coy influences of the gen
tie season, and y, >sterdsy seemed more like
the harbneer Of flowers than we had rea'
son to expect. The bi't'' began to MARBLE
10 the sunshine some foISs aeout town
looked half lszy--pre,ty good indications
that the seasons epidemic is making sngh'
nrosds upon them; and dogs too ins'Sao 0,
bris,ling up most belligerently, only w'nkea
good humoredly 4, the sun without taxing
notice of presumed intrusion II the iaoies
were out in full force we did not see them
our .anctum precludes the idea OF catching
q glimpse of all who honor the business
portions of the city with their presence
but, if they were, and withal, were shown
Of pretty bonnets and Iihgt dresses the :
se, il down as a Fixed fact that spring ls al
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o9ss Seekers at Washington, o..

WASHINGTON, April -.
Once seekers are on the increase this
week. They press their applications both
at the Departments and private lodgings Of
the Secretaries, while the President is also
fadgued with their opportunities.
Henry ]. Hubert is appointed Collector
at Memphis, Tenn.
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.TrTrNs CHAMBERS g. co..

STEVENS, CHAMBERS a. co'.
,onbsr, in Dry Goods, Boots ana 1no'''
IT,, AIDE Brsdy between ID and eth ss'',
DAVENPORT, IOWA
Sp: .as now ready % ~. upon .As,'
.u.,O%.s:. Their selection, having been souIs mes
prs.y oSs,us sssSs and asS Suys1: to sv
thsin an early call,
ApiMdU
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Fontsnelle Bank Of Bellevue
p.llsvua- Hahraaka

Fontsnelle Bank Of Bellevue,
Bellevue, Nebraska,
Holm WEARE, President.
Holm l. TOWN, Cashier.
rz,up .nb.crbsrs are the stockholders and owner,
L ~ me above Bank, and are ~ he pTSyisons o.
its charter individually responsible 70, ~ oanssr q
- NJ ~ At Bellevue, Nebraska, and at the hank
~ Hiyn Eisin, Illinois, office OF Greene MsaIs
E Ess RAPIDS, Iowa, and Greene, WsaIs = Ssn!oL
Council Bluff, Iowa, in Exchange on New 'sh
an rrsn nj rates Or In currency.
NORRIS q. TOWN,
JOHN l. TOWN,
RIB GRAVkS,
SREENEA WHARF,
GREBNR, WEARS bANlos
1855 WY