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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-29
DEATH OF BONPLAND.

lis snnouced that this eminent nstufalx a,SJn
Nav last at his residence il Brazil. We take the A.
loving sketch Of his life and career from he tara
volun.s of tie Nic AuericGn Cycioprdia'
Anne Bcpplar d. French Traveller aud nstlrIr
born at Ls Rochelle, Aug. -, lbs. His father w,
physician, and the son etuditd the ssule profs&x
but before he had completed de studies he nsscIx
by the revolutionary authorities INTO TIE nsvkm
vice, ard acted as surgeon on man-of-wH. Wa
DC ace was restored he went to Pars, ana becsnss
pupil Of CoryisaIt, and a friend of Alexander w
Humboldt who WAS bis tellow-studen,, 70 whom 10
taught botany and anstomy, receiving Ia rssayNNr
structiors in physics ard mireralogy. Bonpna W
the compsnion of Humboldt in the long and hasu
scientific Journey described in Humboidts "IYN
to the Equincotisl Regions OF the New word d
his re,r rD, after an absence OF i've years, B)sRW
prese pted his collections to the Government, snd
Emperor granted him pension. Having prcses.x
TO tie Empress Josephii collection OF howerssst
frtm the West Indies, they we're plsndei at MLak
SOD ard az Bsnpand went tbither weekly to st,xa
70 them, the Empress becams acquainted with In
aud conferred on him the place Of inserdans OF ~
maison, which then Was vacant. Made more cN
Portable in his circumstances, he devoted hinssfs
the publication of his travels, ard becsms ntinss
with Gay Lusssc, Arago, and the leading sclettt,
men Of bis day. When Napoleon was dethroax
Boppland advised him to retire TO Hexico, and thSr
watch the course of events, He was at the bedside
Josephire when sire died. He then returned to Aax'
ics, sailing from Havre in 1916 for Buenos Ara
where he was for time warmly welcomed Sea-
however, the new Government bscame jealous Of ha
ard he again set out bis travels intending 10 rs
tie Parpas the Province OF Santa re, Chaco end b.
liyis. In this expedition ne visited the old msncnd
the Jesuts in Paraguay, where he was arrsA b
the agents Of the Dictator Francis in 1921, md
tanned him in the country, forbiddiug him to vial ~
sumption, and forcing him to support himself byM
practice of medicine in an Indian village. 10 ia
condition he remained for ID years, until Feb. isa
when he returned to Buenes Ayres. He sftsrwsd
married an Indian woman, and retired to psntstioa
Lear Borja, in Uruguay. Bonplsnd bss written voAs'
minously and delightfully."- the natural history o. IN
Antilles and South Americs One Of his ul0et bssus
tu works ever printed is his Nara Genera Ct Sprn
Plantar UNI, II vols folio, with 100 colored Py.S
(palls ISl5-lS2gl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-29

Mr.. John Nugent graduate of The Herald
Office, now an Editor In San Frsncisco-or, more
accurately, San Francisco Editorials been for
some tine in and about Washing for an
Office, We have understood. At length, we observe,
he ba, obtsired one--that Of agent or commissioner
from tie President to proceed to Fraser River and
instruct our countryuen who have rushed thther
in quest Of gold to behave themselves and not get
into ssmusses" with the British authorities.
We should like TO know in what article of the
Fecess Constitution or 10 what clause Of the re-
"solutions Of '9S Mr Buchsnan lods authority for
this appointment. Mr.. Cobb, of coutse, fats the
money whste With TO psy the new eticeholder IN
the bound,c.s abys Of borto wing opened to him BY
Congress at its late session. We VIII not insist
that cur people Wbo have gone TO Fraser or
Thompsohs River TO dig gold could easily have
betn reached by proclamation, il it was deemed
necessary 10 remiLd them that they are on British
soil, AID caution them to behave themselves
sccortirsy: but the joke Of sending an I5ishman
into British territory to keep lot of Yankees
fiom getting into lows, is rather broader than Is
CONNIE in these duh time'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-29

Common brothels are made respectable BY the
denominations just published concerning the house
of Peter Dawson. But, though his pure and vrtu-
Gu, mode of life is only now made known to the
world at large no partisan Jealousy Of ours shall be
allowed to withhold the fact that his claims as
citizen and patriot were duly appreciated and
publicly rewarded by his own political party As far
back as the year lc55. In the Fall Of that year
Mr. Dawson was nominated and af.erward duly
elected by the Democratic party, to seat in the
New.York Assembly, and in that capacity be served
bis party with appropriate fidelity and zeal during
the session Of lo56.
The Hon. Peter Dawson, in his Office Of legisl,
tor in the Capitol Of the State, illustrates the Office
Of bis party in both this city and the country al!
large. II is to reverse all the functions Of good
government and to magnify and make honorable
those thirgs which essentially are the most detsst-
able ard base.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-29

DEATH OF BRITISH OFFIcER.-Mr. Thomas Msx-
well syed - died at his residence in Ssugeres, u
ser County, NY. on the 23i inst NJ Maxwell was an
officer under Wellington, and followed through his
campaign upon the continent he was actively engaged
in al the battles Of that memorable campaign which
closed with the guina1y struggle on the plains Of
Waterloo IL 1895, accompanied by his family, lie SCI.
sail ier the New World, and settled in Greene County
Of this S,a.e from wherce he removed to Saugeries,
pheIe he purchaseda farm srd resdei thereon TO the
time Of bis death, prospercOs in worldly masters, and
,ssp, c.ei ard esteemed by all who knew hin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-29

TIE State Legislature Of California, doubtless
Ii flusnced By the religious fervor Of the las!
Winter ard Spring, passed ar act prescrib-
ing q decent e1.ens! observance Of Sunday
as dsy Of res. from traffic snd ordinary
lstsr. Tho Supreme Court Of that State, we
regret 10 see, has, By majority Of the judges
composing il. declared thst law unconstitutional,
on the assumption tia! it discTininates in favor Of
tie Cbrstian AZ sg.nst other Etigions-alss a.
restricting mau's natural right TO acquire prop
erty. This last reason, by the way, would seem
equally cogsn. in proving unconstitutional al laws
sgs,rtt gambling houses, deps Of lewdness, and ell
other taorts to gain wealth By psnderiDg to poIu-
Jar vices Blu. our present concern is with the
Court's primary reason fer its decision.
We believe the two Judges who made tsis
decision totally inexperienced or misstated the
question at issus Legislature decides no theo-
logical queston in eIacting that the weekly day Of
rest reccglized BY the State shall be that which is
preferred ard observed by very large majority of
it's ct.zeIs. 1t decides nothing but the fact Of
each preference, and the exps dency Of having one
day il seven devoted to rest quiet, and for
those who ctoose) spiritual improvement. We do
rot tdnit TIE Divine conservation OF Friday, in
absisipiog, at Mecca or Dsmsscus, as we cetainly
should 90, fir any public violation Of tae NOLAN
medsn Sabbath. We oily manifest our respect for
the feelings ard convictions Of the local majority
and OBJ acquiesceDce 10 the expediency of Getting
apart every seventh day as season for rest medl-
tstation ard worship. Yet Judge Terry would
make eur willing Difference to the Mohammedsn
Sabbath a virtual remuneration Of Christianity.
We Protest sgaiIs! 30 sweeping ard so unjust
deduction. "When you are in Rome, do as the
Romans 60, is rule liable TO abuie, but in the
main wholesome one nevertheless, and the anti
Sunday keeping people of California aud of this
City nay well lay it to heart.
"Ihe greatest happiness Of the greatest number
cen orly Do secured Sys reasonable Differences to
the viii Of tie majority. That we are not all agreed
as to the proper day Of res.--or even as to the
proprieiy Of having any weekly day of rest at all
ought DOT TO deprive Of one, If there is in fact
large nejority Of the community in favor not only
of having Sabbath, but of celebrating it on spe-
cited dsy Of the week. We are opposed to all
coupel LII people to attend church on that or any
other day, ard to all requirement of more than
decent external observance of the day on the psrt
of any, Such external respect for the day indicated
for The Sabbath by a majority is due from every
supporter Of government ard social order; and he
who would make bis own Dissent from the Sab
bath Of tie majority source of personal gain by
publicly working or trading on that day, evinces
spirit Of selfish greed rather than Of independence
OILY LET the States recognition Of Sunday as day
Of hallowed rest be placed on the proper bsss, and
we do not see how good men, no matter of Whist
uersussion can resist il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-29

Pirate letters from the City OF Mexico state
that Hsuors, Governor of Vera Cruz, having
se'zei moLey set aside for the payment of install
neat, 6 the British debt, ard having throwa an
Etagsh subiect, horse doctor by profession, into
prncu. the BrtIsh Minister has demanded the
"presc. ce NJ Vera Cruz Of the West India fleet
card as instructed It's conmardcr to fire upon
"the town il ample rtpara'iou Dc no: immediately
mace by Zamora'
"Al The foreigners friendly to the liberal csuse are
doing cir best 10 persuaee Zsmors to avoid such an
issue. Mr Forsyth, Though fWrcfas obcio has not
been IDLE In fact. it now leaks out thst had il not
been fer LiwseS the demonstration might have taken
place II zee months age, only in worse form, tbs
Errch Minister de GaSriac having proposed 10 the
Britlsh sad American Ministers measure which
wcu,d have resulted in the hostile movement OF tri
part,te squadron against Vera Cruz snd Tampico.'
Another story is that Zulosga sleeps with tbs
Freuch Minister, on the outskirts Of the capital,
in a country house guarded by 800 picked men
IL. Teshireton States publishes these tales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-29

We publish to-day large mass of ex.ra;ts from
the California papers in relation to the Fraser River
region, about which and its produce in gold the
people Of California are SO much excited. The
great points Of the actual productiveness in gold
and the extent of the digsngs, still rem,in to be
set.ltd An abundance of stories are 10 circulation
as to the amount dug per day, but it is very certain
that SIS yet only quite a small amount Of gold ass
made its appearance either at San Francisco or
Victoria. This, however, is accounted for to the
satisfaction Of the sdventurers by the high state Of
the river, which at present puts great restraint
upon the operations Of the miners. Meanwhile, it
il but too evident that great rsls are run BY the
Thousands who are fastening to the new Ell Dorado.
Prors;Ons are enormously high, AID while the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-29

called The Hut --zsst and no! gsudy-Ns -.
nice grard children. and farm stock The ar!asr'
-ofdining. which is the opposite ofeatins, ara
the distinctions Of the veteran actor and 96s,.s -
copfrere ofChar.es Kembie, and the setter a n. y
outside the theater IS we'll as inside. N,s..S
sssn more of life" than Mr.. Wallscl o.l
better talent of telling us of old New-York R.s
ard Philadelphis; when N, judice there Va. =. We
resl intercourse between the two cities than 49,
pow-when, it is true, we had no siesr,s'.
carry IDEAS without persons, " rainrs
carry persons without IDEAS. bat
though daily stage coach carried all tho -
Messengers between these cities. yet-with th,.N
Imum poreragc-Oving TO the limited srs ~
populstions. the absence Of huge inte1ecsa,.I
immigration. chsnging al the ordinary ian,
Orowth-the philosophy Of respectable sccial 49,
cedents-and the means OF knowing who !, -
and what is whst-there Was, say, more nj
tercourse than now. People then 10 theet.,I,s
one another well. Now, nobody seems % ~
body, and New .Yerk ignores all the Other -.
But. the sea invites me 10 stroll 81 az p,,,..
sleeps in the dead why dead } hour Of the u',s
" hen the heavens live in the softes light s,d \.
ocean .peaks in the defiant tongue Of tie stsr,,,;ss
"A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-29
sNOU. STORM ON MOUNT WASHING 10,

Corre.pc,esrce q Tss n. Y. Trfs1ne.
TIP Tor HousE, Mr.. WAsHiNGuos, Julysi ia
With patty Of eleven | spent last Dighi % Nv,
Washington. The evening view was gonori. D.,
ng the night violent storm came on roan'g "a
TIE rooi Of cur shsDty il terrific style.
This morning we found tie Thermometer At ~ h
and the mountain top white with snow. The psaAs
water srorg tie rocks were crusted with ice b
C., MIR. Nee and myself mounted toe nv,
the TIP Top, and ss,u,sd with snowbslls our pave
they came out to zee The sun rise. We leaTsh4s
I, the Glen House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-29

TpRows FROM HFR HoRsE.-Lsst evening cyprisn
called Little Sue, in company with female fliend,
bi,ed horses for ride on Broadway. The girls were
trottirg through it s,arpid rate, when ths s..
Nicholas Hotel che Of the horsss slipped sid threw
"Liitle Sue" to the ground, hhictng very severe
confusion On the left temple. She wss taken into
Heg.msn's dug store under the 81. Nicholas Hotel,
and had her xour dressed aer which she was ser.
TO her residence in Mercer street Two individuals who
made Themselves vary eficous during the excitement
stole tie NJ fortunate females geld watch end chain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-29
From Kansas.

ST. Louis, Wednesday, July q, 1853.
Lesvenworth advces Of the Goth have been received
per United States Express to Boonvlle. man named
John B. Scoggins, notorious the leader of band Of
horse thieves and robbers 10 the South, has been ar
retted in that city and messengers have been sent to
Fort Scott to procure evidence against him. Several
murders are charged to have been committed by Scog
gins both in Fcit Scott County and the Big Blue.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIvED BIZ
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES 70 rHr =. 7. rRiBcsH
Ygos a spee,s. Cc~vess,ssst
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, July y, lcoc.
The Administration claims no Legal right to inter
fere with TIE action Of the Hudso1's Bsy Com
psny, but eIpe:ts by the perf'rmincs Of good
Offices with the Brit1h Government to make ar
rargemsDts witch vii prevent Any collision.
Gen. Cass dispatch to Mr.. Dallas, Ia reply to
MaInesburJ's suggestion for plan to verify the
natior atty Of vessels, is emphatic that this Cos
eminent las ncre to propose and it is certain that
rore from the other side vii be adopted.
TIE appointment Ct Commissioner 20 Paraguay
10 delayed I'll tie Presidents return from the
Sprires. M.jor Harris, eI.Edisor OF The Union,
is very urgent for the plsce, and is preferred to
Mr.. Fitzpatrick, Sanford, or Rsirey, though prob
ably rev man viii be selected. The vessels are
now getting ready under tie orders OF the Nary
Department.
The Farmers ard Mechanics Insurance Com
Esny Of PLiladelphis, Of which the Hon. Thomas
B. Florence is President, has taken down its sign
here after nsuIirg over a million in this city sad
fottrg the premiums.
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Meupork DAILY @.ibm,re
THURSDAY, JULY 90, 1853.

Tie Republican General Committee last night
directed that the delegates to the State Convention
should be chosen on the 3Oth of Augu.t, two from
each Assembly District. In the districts embracing
more than enc Ward, the Ward Associations will,
on the 23d inst, chOo,e one delegate from each
Election District, who will meet on the 3Oth to
elect tue State Delegates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-29

According to late letters frcm Bcgsts, the Cas'-
Herrsn Convention has been approved by the Con-
sIess Of New Granada after Eve months discussion
and determined opposition in the Senate, which
was headed by Gen. Mosquera and Dr. Muriuo.
The fret article was however qualified BY some
explanations, and the seventh arti,e, relating to
The lease Of an island in TIE Bay Of Panama, was
rejected. The Government sustained the conven
ton throughout the debate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-29
The Europa at Boston.

BosToN, Wednesday, July ., IS5S.
The royal mail steamship Europa arrived here from
Halifax at about o'clock this evening. Her mails
will be forwarded South over the NewIIaven Road by
the train which leaves here at an esry hour to-mor-
row morning, and which is due in NewYosk between
5 and o'clock Tie same afterf DON.
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Fatal Steamboat Disaster.

LOUISVILLE, Wednesday, July 49, 1853.
Tie steamer Falls City broke her piston and drove
ont the cylinder head. Five deck passengers were
badly tcalded ard two drowned. The accident occur
red thirty miles below Memphis, while on her upward
tim Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-29

DrrEA1 OF TIE CANADIAN MISIsrRr.-The Cana.
dian Ministry proposed to tax ships entering the s..
Lavrerce The vote in PElsnsCt stood feas, IL;
Nsys. 50. This defeat was unexpected. The oppcsi-
ep irss, tbs, it shall be received expression of
wan. of COS i1encs ami that the Ministry shall resign.
BIT they refuse prom uncrg TIE motion merely a. in.
oisetts ore. Do. brought forward as Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-29

e.;-sr szs A.ea.sned VIII starvssaon On tae one
t.zs &C tie other they ere IL great danger Of being
ATTACKED By tie Indians. The uaucky defe.s OF
Col. Steytoe, whi,s it threatens Oregon AID Wash
IL ssoL vita 9 nsw bdisn war, vii be apt to be felt
s,so 10 tie nav nibif region.
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The Canada OulMard bound.

boston, Wetntscay, July 1913
The R. NJ. steamship Cansda sailed at noon to-day
with seventeen passengers Tor Halifax and fftyfoal
for LiysIpool. She takes cut about 800 II spece.
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Markets.

OsrIGo, July e. ?. m--Flors ss!y. wHEAr ial. sni
he'd above q be,srs es Of 3Cto hrsbels Cns
Spin. Tie CokS quiet Oars eul sac. Of 30 busnss .;
ic. CANAL FEEGH1s ItssGy al &c EOur; &c. on Whes.
1.Gsc. CON n New-fo:k Canal gxPoRIs: 10 bbA
fouI q Geo blshsl Wheat: - 90 Do Corn Il s do Barley
LAKE INroRrs: ace brstes Whss 90 d. os;A saPped
10 MortrsL. 400 tbls Flour.
CsicAso jay 5, op E-FtovR q-iet. wHEAr Gle, q s'i
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TWO NIurderers Sentenced,

PoRrIASD, Me-, Wednesday, July % 1853.
Cox Williams, convicted Of murder on board the
brig Albion Cooper, have been sentenced to be hung
August "a. A motion for q lew trial was ovenued
by Judge Clifford.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-29
Marine Disaster.

PRovNoErows, Wednesday, July %, 1873.
TIE brig USE. Davis, from Boston for Phlsdelphis,
in contact off Race Pon. Saturday with the schr
LonoIs, from Boston fox Hartford, and both pu. il
Ee,e 10 releir damages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-29
Death Of sam Brown.

ADRIAN, Mich, Wednesday, July q, 1853.
Sam Brown, late General uper!ntendent Of the
Michigan southern ard Northern Indiana RsLoad,
died here at l o'clock this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-29
The Georgia Banks.

AUGUSTA, Ca, July -, 1913.
The NIleogevlle papers contain a proclamation
from the Governor Of Georgia ordering the S,sts
Treasurer not TO recsve the bills Of nearly all the
tpece-payipg banks of the State, in consequence of
techr cs nformsty in the semi annual returns of the
banks, which were made "a formerly.
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Robbery and Probable Murder.

WAREHAN, Mass., July 3, Is38.
Alvin Gibbs was knocked down and Dangerously
Injured ard robbed Of Eve hundred dolsrs last
ing. His life is despared Of. The two men who rob
bed Gibbs have been arrested IN Taunton and por.
tion Of the mercy ss found in their boots.
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Philadelphia Stock Board.

PHIADLLBIA, Wednesday, July ., 1873.
Stocks fIm. Pennsylvania State Elves, Sla
Reading Rslrcsd, 25, Morris Canal, i3; Long
Island Railroad, l2 Pernsylvans Railroad, H..
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Conversational Nomination.

CHICAGO, Wednesday, July % 1853.
J.F. Framework, Republican, was nominated to-
doy by one majority for reelection to Congress in the
Second District Of Ilirois.
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The Naushou House Burned.

BosroS, Wednesday, July %, 1858.
Tie Nsushor House, 81 Woods Hole, was burned
TO the srouLd yesterday.
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t. the Associst Press -, 49,,
WAsHIsGroS, Wednesday, July y, 1873.

To the As,oc,s.td Press 49,,
WAsH1sGroy, Wednesday, July -, 1873.
TIE President. before leaving fer Bedford Spr!tgs,
appointed John Nugent, editor o. The Sdn Fr1ncEeo
Herald who s row here, sgen. TO proceed to Fraser
River TO make proper representations to citizens OK
the United States, with the view OF preventing cot
lssrs or outbreaks IN that quarter, our Governnert
be- IL Satisfied from official and other sources that
liberal policy will be pursued toward them by the
Brtish autherities.
The course to be pursued toward Psragusy which
has occupied 90 much OF the attention u the Admois
traitor is now determined upon. 1t is ascertsnet
that from the Isolated rosition Of Paraguay and diff
vigorous resistance to al outside force. lrdepena-
emily Of few snail vessels mounting altogether an
armament ofsx or eight guns Lopez has three or four
steamers recently constructed in England, ard az an
eligible point on the river fort mounting one hun
dred guns Of different csliber. He has also ttNdlEg
AMY of II Geo men, and has recently received from
England cargo Of arms and ammunition. In his
employ engineer and ordnance men there are al'o
several FIeIch ofiicers.
The Admit stration viii serd feet OF ak or seven
yesles, including Hamlet Laue and Fulton, the former
10 be The flag stip. Commander Page who has been
selected fer the CON uand Of tie expedition, has pro-
ceeded to the North in order to charter such add
ticpsl steamers may be adapted to the expedition
Although It is not supposed that il will be necessary
20 6e single gun yet IN view oil the offensive prep
arators Of Paraguay it is determined that our force
shs be sufficiently formdsbls to meet sill possible
optipgencies. Tie Commissioner has not yet been
selected.
There lie coed authority for stating that such let
ter a. that pupoIrg 10 have been written by Secre-
tary Cass to Precedent Martirez the subject OF the
stters refusal to sign the CassYssarri Trea'y, was
Lord Napier had lorg interview with Secretary
Cass tO-ta
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Boston Weekly Bank Statement.

BosTOs, Wednesday, July y, 1853.
The following are the iootings OF our Bank State
melt for tie past week:
Capita Stoct... IS. Due 20 other Bsats g. O.e
Losns and Discounts s. g III u. posi.s........ 81 go
syecie.......... 69ij 600 o-S70 90
De- f1. o.aeE BAaks s. go 30
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-06-10

ney shall file in the Office of the county Judge
his opinion in writing, with his reasons there