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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-17

REFERENCES:
Aessrs. Stone Witt. Cleveland, q
Williams h Auery, Chicago.
Norton Brother, IS
g Stone X Boomer,
A. s. Durand, Pres Racine 4 Miss Railroad.
Gen. q, Northrup Cash n Rae. Co. Bank
Vim. =. l.ynde Esq, Milwaukee.
J. q. Conroe, Ksl, Racine.
Henry Farnam, Pres't Chicago h r. I. Railroad.
A. Gilbert, Cash Com. Bank. Chicago:
Dan. j. Rhodes, ESQ, Cleveland, U.
Hon. John G. Breslin, rreas'r. OF State, Columbus
Thos. Campbell, ESQ, Springfield, Ill.
Hon. X. Chamberlin, ST. Louis, Mo
MeSsrs. Walsworih, Wells X Scycamore, CHICAGO,
Messrs. l. II. Burch Co.. Chicago Bank.
Hon. WIN. Medill, Governor OF Ohio.
Aessrs. G. W. Size. X Co, Chicago,
90 Judd, Smith * Pratt, Dixon Ill.
Vim. Blanchard, Esq, Morris, Ill.
Hon. VIM, Treyitt, Sec'y OF State Gulumbus,O.
Aessrs. II. g. h o. G. Cook b Co, Rockford, IN.
"a II. Wheeler, son. Aurora.
Neamiah CO he, Esq. Buffalo, N Y.
WIN. 3. Fmdy, ESQ. Springfield,
Hon. I. W. Bsrlty, Judge Jupreme Court, Mansfield;
Ohio.
Gen. l. Curn, Springfield, III.
Richard lvers, ESQ.,, st. Louis, No.
H. FIELD,
Agent at Davenport and Rock Island.
OFFICE Davenport, At the STATE DEMOCRAT
Office, Post Once Building, Brady Street.
july ST
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-17

NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY.
Geek, Sargent / Parker,
kvOfeDoCe, sWrbrUokU.
WILL attend promptly TO all bnsiness connecsed
" With land Agency, either In KetrssAs, sr
Western lows.
L.ayV-D WARRANTS DOss 1As,
Sold and Located.
Business for them can be left with any u the ua-
dcrsigned.
COOK SAR0KkT, Davenport, Iowa
COOK, SAk0ENT 4 DOwNEy, lows CITY, d0
COOK, SARGENT COOK, DesMoines, dc
moh9ldtS
B.dN x NE.MOD.aL.
TIRE uhders xnsd have rene, I'd IN the new build.
j Ing In hcbanus 4 shepsrd's BLOCK on ssesoa
street, where they will dniiDs the erection Of
their new bank Building. ready TO attend busiasss
as usual
marcL2df COOK AsARGKNr.
.VOTI(E.
I'm and amer the "a OF January the undsrslgpsl
~ BANKERS In the city u vii oCen ihsIr
oifces for business IT O'Clock A. ~ and clpse q
O'Clock y. n until further bctice.
COOK SARGENT,
MACkLOT CORBIN,
TALI.4Ak, POWERS q McIlAH.
CHUBR, BRO, BAkROwS 90.
NICHOLS, CAMPbELLA 90.
1cGRE60R, LAWS nLAKRnORp
'ar1ats
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Fairbanks Celebrated Scales.

Adapted to any required opeP-
alton 81 weighing, NJ for iron,
coal, hay. stock and for the
use uf warehouses, stores, ard
fuundries. aid In short for ev-
cry kind ~ hnaness. The great
skin and fidelity employed in
their manufacture and the de-
trymiuAt!,1tlt an the payt NJ IN,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-17
-CH{G1GO.

49,
= UERoAG
ocNlvENA 0AILA0NENso,
General Advertising and Collccting
AGDD6OT,
- DgAROO1N ST.. CHICAGO, lLlIs.
GREAT CARPET NAIL
Becher HOLSTER & wilkins,
No. i35 Lake street.
CHICAGO, Ill.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
In order to make room for our
In111aen0O 9toolkV
And for tn. better convenience OF customers We
have taken the ane store rect nty upied by u b.
Cooke o., and c~nnected u with former
ON THE FIRST FLOOR,
,ss LAKE STREET lss
Cs4RPl5YN.
Aisrser Assortment, than all others IN this city CON-
bined.
SPLENDID MEDALLloNS,
vELvEIS AND 'VILToNS,
BEAUTIFUL TAPESTR
ROYAL SIX THREADED BRUSSELS.
IMPERIAL THREE PLY,
Tine, superaDe and TAPESTRY lnrrAins B4rins. Ven.
etan, H. mp AMI Eelt J. aets, Drugge.s, g..
Oil Cloths.
OF he best Foreign and Domestic Manufactures, fsorn
one yard " t~enty-four feet wide
.NNfftMgs.
Always on hand lA,ses.ock Of Canton Hsstmss.
Also, superior Cocoa Ma..tngs, In oil widths, suit.
able for Oflees, Saloons. &c.
Mats and Rugs,
ngrsat variety, from three shillings 70 IS.
CI'RT.1E.y' GOODS,
TO this department shall devote Increased at,en
ton. We have now In store and are daily receiving
RscA Ensorcsdered. Cloth Otgtaias.
FrsncA BrocdseLes-in patterns and by yard;
Aagaihcen Satins-- with hrocatelle borders.
Beautiful Satin !DeLdines,
Randsosne Ba1susks-wi,h trimmings to match.
Lace Curtains,
which for Beauty 81 Finish and SpiendoS In Design
'annot be suTpassed--yhrying from Is " cleo per
mir.
WINDOW SHADES.
Beautiful painted and rich Cold Shades, white, Buff
Green and Blue Hollands.
House furnishing & Upholstery Goods.
Mattresses u every kind Feather Beds and Pilovp
Blanketss Quilts, Cotton Shestings snd Pillow
Castings.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-17
PRIME LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.

Particular attention ID invited 10 the fact that
have many Of the bes~ styles and qualities Of goods
that cannot be obtained elsewhere, AID We are now
Offering entire stock ~ Greatly Reduce! Prices
Beecher, HoIlister 4 Wilkins.
Jan 10 ls57dlv las LAKE LsREEr.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-17
REMOVAL

~ A. BELIN, Insurance Agent. has removed his
W office u the second story, front room, over tho
U y Express ONCE, on Perry street between 2nd
3D. Mav4d,f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-17

Assovssy - Lao. '''
B.aN.KZTG HOUSE
Land Agency,
DOOLAN & STUMP,
Main Street, davenport, Iswa.
DEALERS IN
Bank Notes Drsfte, Gold Silver and Rss>eyr n.
change, Collections made throughout the VJnson
Land War ants bought. sold and located, Real "a
tsie bought and sold on Commission; Money loaned %
TaIes pad for non residents; ExsminstIoa n Lan3
T1tsss mads, ETC.. etc.
-REFEaENCEs.-
::sr' &c., 4cos ss1 r.ns Davenport, iovs.
sss... Hairs :ig o. &c. S1.s'sr M:- r'
Hon. VIM WnGht, Newark, M;
nsssr. AM Harris son., ssnhess, naiunss
Johns Hopkins ESQ, President, -
nobert 1tckle, ksG, Cashier, a
VIM Harrison, Ia, ~
ns.rs Chubb Brothers. naahers. VaaAssSs1n.
a.ils;t. nsa, Mobile. Al,
For SNle.
Two Lots on the Blum, corner u Eghth ana tai, =
ssre~ts-Ans unobstrustcd River view
Several valuable building Lots On Hary.aon -
lain streets north Of 6ixth strsel 6r 49, wy -
Ten vsnsbis building Inss % Sscond ana I'M
Streets fof sale. credit ofAve ysars sivsa q nee
Of the purchase money.
Lot In 0secn's Addition; dwelling houss q Ne
premises, for sale cheap.
fvatl feet frvnt On Main ssrses, b. - NJ Appu
oDposite le Olatre House.
West . La >, bIoes o. ISClairs's M s1aa1a,a
house VIII rooms and eood staN,e
Lots - etn 0itcheil's addittos, aod Asuss
~ - % 1t Z, for sale cheap
- serss nssc ftp =. 70 .; oil usass suls,ves1a
Of y sec - tp ~ = wes9 - nasa 49,
u 0ty y 4ussstihe, lur sale
~ ofnw - u p 0os . sosey ~ seree Spe sa,s
lSss sssa Ssss ssrss. ~ NV sfFivle sal1SS-
Alse naay vaisehls tTeets o. vssnins L.. =
49, 0resoasss ~ eoese. " sale. WoHv1o ~
saesattoa Il tAsss visAtao = DaftAses 8 ~
jan0n1f SfSN1 ~ a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-17
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.

HAVING received the agency OF the following safe
IA and reliable Companies fer Davenport and Vi
entity, are prepared 10 take First Glass Risks and
Issue p,lices On fsvo.abl terms Is any other
Companies VI equal stsndins.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-17

House furnishing & Upholstery Goods.
Mattresses u every kind Feather Beds and Pllovp,
blankets, Quilts, Cotton Shestings snd Pillow
Castings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22

-. a.,. iron, ,os,eiouspese that nature has gnted
,h.,, nh beautiful necis Their necSs, Mn rs IN
e,peeialIssy Il more IN sorrow than IN angsr-sre
not bssutifal-por her ihsuldsrs-No; it Il done 81
e.ps Of publishing the opulsDee Of their house
done 10 the address 81 Mrs and Aise Grundy, under
he orders OF the ulilliner and dressmaker.
One effect of this foolish display Of purse Pride ga
stll more foolish admiration or envy. Thus jenkins
admires. To him ,uccess in business il success and
Timykns helps to keep his idea Of success at THE low
standard. Mrs.. and Mes ]. admire also with touch
of envy Much to Jenkinss torment, they attempt to
initiate; they follow, Of cOuue, at long interval lof
j. Is prudent man, and will not overso MS moderate
income. But they manage 10 cut quite dash oy cut
ting down the home comforts. He as much ss con-
fe,ed that the other day when he voluntarily aPoi'
ofozed for not asking home TO dinner. M. Purks
who wa, jobbing dry goods, being weaker man,
let himself be ruined by bis wife and daughters
attempting the imitation. He ater~srd took 10 drink
and poitics Dr. shuks, who is in the political line,
being sbrewder damns T. for an aristocrat, and tells
honest Wurkis that he is en- anstocrat- WuIKs IN
telbgenty believes it, and votes against any body whom
Tiuukins votes for, and damDs the opera and the
church and Up-Town generally and whatever other In
stitutioDe the Tmpkinses supposed to have re!a
tons 1ith-for their, the Tmpkinses, sake. nks
was engaged in the Astor Place Riot seven years
ago--not so much out of regard to the histrionic
merits Of the great American TTagedaD, or from pat
riotc antipstby to Mr. Macready, ss from desire to
express. his views practically against the Is and their
belongings. PuIkis who has obtained small place
in the Custom House, partakes Of the opinions OF
SbuIkis and WuIks. Being man Oft,le education, he
writes sometimes about election time in the NeS-fork
newspaper. Shurkis speaks at meetings
and Wu1kis attends caucuses and the polls. Purkis
thinks it, Shurkis says it, Wurkis does -damn limp
kirs and Up Town. And so Timpkns, unintentionaDy
indeed, but only not wicksdly because weakly helps
with all bis might to originate and promote one Of our
most dangerous poiticO-social evsthe antagousm of
classes And Tinpkins, taking not to heart the In
,pired counsel of the wailing prophet Let not the
itch man glory in his riches merely; Wukis, needless
on bis par of the wise Upper Of Israe curses the
rich man in hi, bedchamber.' o.Rp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22
SLAVERY AND THE CHRISTIAN ASSO-
CATIONS,

The regular monthly meeting Of the BrOOklyn Young
Mems Christian Association was held on Tuesday
evening in the lecture room of the Third Presbyterian
Church REV. Mr.. Hogarhs) IN Henry street.
J.McGEE tsq., President occupied the chair
After the usual preliminary business, al Essay WA
read by Mr.. y. MiLLAKD, on Manhood" which
well written, veil de ivered ard well received; after
which it was announced that the essayst for the next
meeting would be Mr.. Theodore 1lltOn. At the
cusiCn of the reading of the paper, space Of ftty
Lutes was occupeo according to Il standing rule Of
the BODY, IN general remarks upon topics presented in
the Efssy, or III crltlci, on its STYLE The Obserya-
iicis OF the several speakers who took the floor for
this pDrp~e, eGbib ted treat kindness Of feeling, ADD
beng notify Of hru oroCs character, served TO
wrinkle ibe ts"es Of the audience to the brosdest
smile, particularly the la6.s-whJm the Brooklyn
icDng Mems Association invites 10 rs pnohc meetings
81 Gi',ciGif II sID0sIs.
Amer this sIercise over, and the President
tDTOunotd that " nj cei.sLeoos busness' vas IA
order.
THEODORE TIITOs :, Oh the floor, ard after express
ing bic pleasure at witnessing the temper and zone OF
tie melting, wuch bs1 ttus far been unusu.ly
genial and Bindly he sad BE- hoped that tue calling
up Of d sufje:i-whch too often, though rs DIS
CBssIoB I,cesssTy end IIOp-r, excited unp-asant
ard 6lier5il ieel'ngs between men OF Opposte
fslkw,hiu A. d tyu ratby which be prcsumed no one
he'd I'd air, adv to witness in the meeting. As for
himself be DENIED possible so 10 ntroouce the suO
iec, and 70 10 deueaE himself 10 10 dl-cussIOn Or
10 acd 10 the inIresson q cd feeling sId brot ery
tirdfess shch alrean, existed N marked dgree.
He NOV ed m. calling of toe Anti Slavery resolutions
Which the secretary bad read from the minues on the
81 tkeiditg man t'tEEs ~ hUOiNatagy s>TtRBde
1Iey h,d teen offered BY him at the last meeting and
ben deemed.
Tletll,wug are The resoluiicns They were ougi-
pslJ TroIos.d ia ttis booy bot have been INTRO
dloeo mo ihrte o.ker Chian associations, including
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22

cubne rc betveens who lead he victims over the space
intervening between her house and those OF deepei
sbsme-sre Kept out Of sight and are unhea'a o''
There IL straight path between these too Po'o's
which i. Travelled every year by hundreds Of betrayed
youpg gs who but for the .upersttoas snares OF tue
one would never know the horrible realities OF 'ne
other The exact mode Of proceeding adopted oy tne'e
contpbs;ors sgainst virtue, the det.s OF their pans
the various ,trstsgems by which their victims are
snsred and led to certain ruin, are ubtt .uoes
be re, infinitely forth 10 columns; but any EndiVidu
al who is disposed TO prosecute the inquiry ior hna
viii fiji The various police records Connected WIN
this zee, much matter for bic serious cogitston, shd
may there ditcover the direction which to con-
tinue hi. Investigations with the certainty Of demon
rtrating these facts to his perfect satisfacti- n
We ce.ired to enhghten the public upon the subject
Of two-snd-sIpenny Wtchcrah, and pu, them IN 'he
way Of understsndngy discussing this curous item OF
our social bi,tOry. A reporter was detailed TO axe
the necessary Investigations, and he immedlateiy se'
of Cd his voyage Of duoovery. he proceeded IN turn
to all tie necromanc ladies Of the city, and had DIS
fortune told by each in order TO test their pretended
art The came data were given In all cases aud the
,ame questions were put to ell. One result OF his en-
chanting researches the gratifying kno Wedge taat
he has at ofereLt times been born, under nearly al
the planets known to sshonorners-thst he was
brought into the world on numerous occasions, between
1926 and ls33-thst be has more birhplaces th.n
Ullnann the Brahmin-thst he has passed through 80
many scenes Of unexpected happiness and complicated
misfortune in his p,st life, that he NUT have lived
fifty hours TO the day and been wide awake all the
tine and he has 80 many future fortunes marked out
for him that at three hundred and fifty years old his
work will not be half done, and when st last al
finally accomplished, minute dissection Of bis aged
corpus viii be necessary, that his earthly remains may
be buried in al the place. Get down for him BY these
prophets
Leaving the public to digest At their elegant leisure
the foregoing remarks upon the true character OF these
GraDd..tree, SJbil, and the respec ability of their
two .ded business reporter will in future articles
consne himself TO giving an accurate description OF
each Of these interesting ladies' her sbastc surround
ings, and her truthful predictions He will relate the
particular. of each interview without ggeration or
extra colorng that his readers may gs connect ide'
Of cur modern Witchcrah ard form Their own concu-
sio1s as to the quality Of the article.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

TIE r. aid met yesterday afternoon at the office 10
Worth street the Hon. GuLIAN . NfRPLAscK In
the Char, and al tee member preset
REfokr o. TIE FBYsICGAN.IS. AT eUARASTISE.
The foE,DIg interesting reyor, from Dr. ELISHA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-18
vns Havana Opsn-i.ssssr from nasssss
1arstHsk.

rriIpprrp,, ~ II. 1897.
J. .. Buvus, Eso
~ DsAs sn-wm you sGow ne V sAis, siin refssesoe
paragraph In lhe Fynsa Of NE esh hssss, vAioh 80
translated AHd appeared IN se BsaAEr u M msrsns.
,hAa difnoumes -hsssvw srvuse ~ so~sss ny
sen and Don vsscsoe Nsry, neither DO spSresssd ssy
cause whIsh NAV prsvesl Ne cpersus ccspary undss
ny dirseres sohs 70 Havana 70 fpni our ccssyssA
me only ssss -hIoh have isiesy rsoesvsd hos
Havana eoscesnrs he spprosohiss opssskse 80
sov. nnmaass hat the rscps thssse b sowe-
sns, 700 small 70 accommodate all tss ps~u0
vao have made spprcaiicss ~ "sus SO ssas.
ns slmeu,y - y,u win readily imagine, caaso - bos
h,se rvts = 1 have hsppy aisn In shs uQnn1y sf
spy ma1sses ~ihsand any or eveyy rua upos IN boz
cGscs
sso.Id, however, any other opsyssc cempAsy vsa
havana I~ me assure Them that uhsy have ey sesa
visses or usr success. Not shs slightest dipso~acy
spes my ru sha be put IN aoaoa 70 pFeve.a aay spgsc
ton On he contary, shoSd hey nnd semselvss IN asy
csculiy shai sl.sys be viliiss 70 ssppy ssenn, q
osurse tor qitd pro quo, win fev good ~ ssts, -
bsve asey prcvsd myself ready - 10 vn lhe Nss
YORK. Acs6emy ef Music. Ny dess sx, have Ne nc~o'
KAx HAUElz.
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1 Ctty Politics.
pExlou1AT1C CoGATY CONVENTION.

me penosraGic UousU oonvenion nel IN svsans, 81
IAN n,py Hs, for the puypose OF nomssesg oAsAdAss
FOR county oflcee fhe eacitsaens around tae O3
gws intense, and up 70 sbs hour q nsdliGni no
lobby wss ndefsssaole IN ~ assspdAnos.
ATS o'clock the Convention wss called = ORDER, whsn
issao Y. Fowler WIS chosen CcasymAA- me aIx hus
ness in order, ~w tie NON nascn candidate ftr No
ofice Of Rsghie' ma cfoe bsing excsed.rgy usss
tive ore, here wore many hungry applicants ~ ~ s
ZION. Nny enc vosss were necessary 10 ohess fAesaL
sosiDg navzs less proeeedse WIN, avesusd llaws.
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we're hyee nan On he soanod with he boss, I'll os whom
are tead.
~ hcIASe being recalled, eouli mos say whetser
any move men we're under he RUM or nok, bus thCaeAt
that ell psd been So out there was 10 OCCASION f nv
Of The aboSers 70 20 upon The sos6,a.
Ths qaeg uoa then 0diouSDed TIL tina snernoSn a
lvo o'doek, n ~der that ie~mooy may be- taken Of
wssons asd eee accustomed 70 0n0vatug collars, ~ "
the nsprs Of ~ ground and The necessary pyscsaoas
we're AkeD r. svoid accident
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-18

yhA sqalpage belonged Va NJ. c., wbe shoushs \
much ns~s hoorrabie 70 nv his dsbss han s,<
Yhndous which hn pressu. pcGson d,d ros wayrAns.
fhs eue nsAnes Of o san vhe, DO, few days
anco, directly o. ndJeoiy, employed ever 100000
peopta, whu nee as kAAk would command any amount.
md whe kers oos te noos magnnoeut estsbashuepts
ths CITY. me exgences cf tne unes have striped hua
of all neso tus v ihal, NJ. E malntalns hs own
saS respect and commsn1s hnssl 70 NE hsn osnsde<s
Apn Of evey norest msn.
sui sssre u greassr reverse OF forsase se record
Anoss NE persous who dsss ysldsd 70 ,ss Eessosi
,rss y S.u y. ,,r... ( IA. =, 70 .,os'd. .ssy
aver oouniry he Il ies Me most rsanso eussr.
whe % h1 aoocuns and until hs failure succeeded
an Of ihsn. He assonsahsd su Ne sthev bsrksrs by
sskhs he whole Of The ss ssse csn 81 800 ooo) on ~
Re pubIAhed beak poss dsssosor hsa every quosd
q aulhosy, Aad mere no end 70 his repused wesn
Unfovfupasely Mr., =, when the Ohio Ifs and Trust
vssa down, veas down VIII ~ Hacc whch Lme nY.
ssDisman came This Oily wno wshed 70 ths famsus
banhW pivnie business &c wert 70 bic Former ofos
\ WaI ssysss, aud vss there inior med ihAs ~. =
900 ssv a. Nc Green voh streek fcit1ey the genue
s.. proceeded ssd incurred icr ~. - he banker
banker lAas ws know Of here but ihere = peysoa
= AAs name NJ sAAlrs who makes oAades perhaps be y
Ne penon you are IN search Of
20, has cAnl be- sa,d the inquirer. my ~. r
ssess ssshss eui win 80 As oaaoianas~, % -
ne vss sSss.sssly shevs 10 ssAn, .ud ns surpr.s
nay be imagined On ss4eG sse great Wal sssst fssn-
~: with biz sorcp, suceyutsndlas the vorn Of mating
,dss hom Rsekensdge csal OIL, AID apparently quiss
sens ne bulls md besvs who theYe do oonsregss
20 I-li livs In Finh svsnuo, but u % underwood
ss.ys ners Nay FOR apastDesh besass suited 70
ohsr ins,.scss Of Ne sans rpa xss .. s.nwers.ed
nj hsse vu sunse 70 ssos vhss sews Of cor msuAans
Wp0ss and banksr are doing.
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NEW YORK.


NEW YORK.
Tua EXTRA SESSION OF THE LBsIsLAruRs-RRroRr
OF kEssRs. roOf AND Ru66L1g 10 THE oLuARIs0
souss OF rHHiR nsrHny,sw - M Nth GOV; n KING: NC.
10 rsoAs rnssrsa, ESQ, and osbsr Presidents Of Rsnu
rep esssted In Ne New York Gearing HOUSE
GmuAxm-Ia oSsdiepce 70 orr Instructions, we yes.
so'csy arpsassd before his Exceency Governor King, u
Albany 70 ~ essni yeuY memorial and enforce yocr vsws
Yespec - tas proposed exxs ssion o. he lsgsiasure
n. ssnss 'cope enc en- o. ME rSDso ssv
Se brief oai comprehensive 6uns reported IN ne Ana
ny spspeys, and copied mis- morning m sne pablo
We deem inpor'ans, however, 70 add thss in sd
diuon ~ these broader and nra Eenegal oonsdeFa-
sscssns seoessa1y q skos ,hss ,ss "insclvency of
hanks, contemplated by axiEos lava sud calling for
me sunmssy process ef recevsEs, and consequent
loal. prsc c insolvency in the OF tho tsrm
nos merely tscnnioal o. Constructive Insolvency
:. Dsflriy lnes red from mewsatary temporary de-
wedors Of bal 70 actually solvent might safely and PRO-
pssly bs len 70 tAsT ordinary remedy, by suit . law
asd Desn explicitly and Auhoritatvcly established
by the Supreme Court IN recent dccors and also sata
Oaes in Coz Sr actually aiDg and in volun
ury or ezra judicial
Tor this purpose shcved to him. taas IN pont Of fsa
me Lsd Deen three Appc ops o- founcons
against three diereD. banks pepdog before
w Of the judges OF this dsg 1-t~0 before Judge
before another that those Judges having deemed
ie applications po-snt called 10 their associates of this
and tie Second Judicial disJics Tor consultation 10 cen
done In difficult and important cases; shas the result ns
heir deliberations wss decision by the w Jrdgee before
whom Inc applications were pending, Denying the m'tons
for bjopcons and recevers fhe decision accord
snce wikh lac unanimous srrio I'll the Judges pre-
sent.
As tie community wss deeply concerned In the cues
tons iaas d. oded toe adges wisely and properly
st&t, The propositions which their decisions were
founded. sbd allowed report OF tnem 10 be published
Ia This insy did than nss neen often by the
cid Court for the Correction OF Errors and the present
Court Of Appea, viz pass resolutions In important
o. pubhc in'efes debating The principles seed in the
case dtcided, and allow them % be reported and prs.
kshe6
Since the announcement OF these propositions, Judge
.feyeli on the application made 10 him for Bjunc.
ior pcsver ssarR the Bank Of New York, has de-
n!so the noLos, and preparing, rndesstapd, his
ressopS In fall for his decision.
Asr presenting tkese and caher facts aud views 10 The
Governr, NO respecs'uy IEed for an exEFeAon Of his
opinion on the subc- BE pleased 20 say answer,
that be hsd listened with pleasure and Advantage TO the
presented In behalf OF lhe leading banks o.
oily Of seq Yeyk, but thai he not prepared,
Nps 10 40 more kAn V he'd The question Of extrs
sor IN eserye-
respectfully yce, esediers servants
sAkOEl A FOOT.
HAMUEL B. EU6GLEs
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4trbHnSR ATTENDS rHn PuwrpAL or Hrs
yIcrx.-yhe Eipderhcoh Rough Notes. ailudins 70 The
fonsr~i of ihe late Mrs Tanner, vho msrSeved by
her husband In that visC, hn Monday says that she
murderer ~s present anoee The mouyHevs, and haa NE
only tine he evipced any feeling wna just before lhe
fnneysi when srApdchd went up 70 him scbbips ~ n
her heart would break, sad ksssd him This seemed 20
touoh hh beavt, and be rave vent 70 nov Of tesrs A
the grave the sams child approached ssd asked hi he
wN not scyYy. &c replied thss he vAs, bot vNs now
toe naa rhh the onsy instanoe reooyd where NE
mcuypeT
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p.no on soe phnofoue m.nufAoturers of Nj oits
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syery Ssmosy evening sinoe 70 oemmsuoed busne~x,
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ord nNnf,ert rar or norses geca fsr hreo q n ia,
an N1e, driving 10 and dovr BrossgsF, whr toe omit
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