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A CARD FROM ION. Mr.. ENGLISH

My attention has been called to the statement inserted
in the Washington papers Of yesterday at the request of
Hon. WIN. Montgomery, purporting to give an account OF
his rencontrc with Saturday last propose saying
but few words in relation TO it, neither know
who the parties who made the statement it carries
its face conclusive evidence of its partial and pare
character That different of such affair should
exist might be expected and that the part that took
in it should be grossly msrepresened occasions me no
surprise whatever.
shall not hunt up counter-statements from hackmen
others neither shall engage in newspaper contro
versies about it, invoke the protection of the law the
intervention of the police neither seek have sought
any difficulty with Mr.. Montgomery shall avoid none
When met him Saturday was not aware nor am
| yeti that had by word deed given him any
for offence and when, in friendly recognition, extend
eSm my hand, addressed him in terms courteous, po
lite and gentlcnany This friendly salutation met
in rude and insulting manner which resented on the
instant in the most effective way then in my power
The blow fell quick it could reach object after
the insult given.
For this recognised to court Mt the instance and
upon the affidavit of Mr.. Montgomery and this is the
whole transaction in nut she'll The details of the
contre which got the best of it, whether the blame
rests upon one BOTH neither matters about which
shall not handy words On my part the collision
wholly unprecedented and without malice impulse
based upon unexpected and unprovoked ndignity Of
fered me- WILLIAM II. ENGLISH.
DECEMBER Il, 1858.
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in all cases, that failure to issue il on application
not only offence against the law but creator
offence againstpop'dar rights Their reasoning led
them to the absurd and ridiculous position that the
Judiciary was established to screen offenders and
not TO protect honest people. They assailed the
democratic party, it will be remembered, on the
same grounds for urging and endorsing the enact
ment Of the fugiiye-slave law, declaring that the
act repealed the HaJeds Corpus. The Press says, in
Williamson's case
The court after hearing all the plaintiffs evidence
directed oast ON the ground that the hdbeas corpus
act did not apply TO OF commitments in execution
Of final judgments after trial but only TO warrants of
has right TO allow writ of Aaas corpus where it APP
pears, the applicants showing that the prisoner
is legally imprisoned under the judgment of
a court OF competent jurisdiction the with
Mr.. Williamson.
% Thus, although 1t is highly probable that Mr.. Will
hanson will carry the still further this vexatous
case may be said To be settled enduring principles
Ex-Chief Justice Lewis now private citizen Lewis de
cned taking advantage Of any Of the techncalities of the
case but threw himself for vindication upon the prnci
pie which regulated his original action and on this it
would appear he has been riumphantly sustained.
There is a lesson in this which we trust will
not be without effect, and which is applicable TO
both sections of the Union The aboltionists CON
tended that the ugitivesave law void because it
violated natural rights; of the southern people
maintain that the penalties imposed upon the for
egn slave trade are void for the same or u less ten
able reason.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Hon. John Nelson of Baltimore, is at Kirkwoods ;
Hon J. NJ Kunkel of Maryand, is at Willarls Hotel :;
Hon, z. Kdwell, of Virginia, is at Browns Hotel.
Sir Francis B. Head appears in print the solitary de-
fender in England of Louis Napoleons conduct in the
Montalemtert affair.
Mr.. John Iangdon Sibley, the librarian of Harvard
College, has been for many years collecting materials for
complete and elaborate biography of all the graduates
of that institution ..
Cyrus w. Field learns that very good currents
have been received the Atlantic cable and that De
Sauty has recognised one word.
Mr.. Mowbray Morris, general manager of the London
Times, recently twice logged in London by Mr.
Gapron, who charged him with improper attentions to his
wife.
Rev. Thomas X. Bcccher, of Elmira New York. has
just been appointed captain of militia. Capt b. is quite
pm original pulpit orator, though his reputation is not
quite wide as his brother, ii. W. Beecher.
Captain McCowan in the last outward passage of the
steamship Illinois for Asppwal got up false alarm Of
fire for the purpose Of discplpng The fire department of
his ship to strict conformity with the fire BILL so that
in of emergency each man will readily know his
duty and place. He was not arrested.
Mr.. +. w. Osborne arrived at Boston in the steam
ship Atlantic on Saturday with papers and full powers
from the Nova Scotia Telegraph Company unite with
Boston company in securing direct telegraphic cennexon
between Boston and Halifax 1t is to be hoped that this
arrangement can be carried into effect.
Prof De Bow has engaged with David Graham, esq,
apd Judge A. D. Fulton TO open their lead properties on
New River Wythe county, Virginia. and for the purpose
has sent on Mr. William Redfeone Pamley, practical
and experienced miner and engineer from the celebrated
lead hill mines of Durham, England
barley the inmitable is winning golden opinions
among all Boston artists and art lovers by exquisite
Indianink painting, illustrative of the passage in Long
fellow poem of Miles Standsh describing the bridal
procession of John and Priscilla Alden, proceeding to
their habation. The grouping OF the figures the
grace aud case of attitude and the careful attention to
the minute details which decide the merits of picture
have stamped in the minds of artists this last effort of
barley his best, and the many people who examine
d admire it shows the favor with which it is received
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TIE AGRICULTURAL CONVOC4TlON

Mr. r. j. Gage of Fair Forest, South Carolina secretary
of the State Agricultural Society says reply to letter
of invitation from the United States Patent Office dated
December 49, 1885, in reference to the convention of ag
ricultuiss to be held in the city of Washington the
Sd of January
% You right sir concert in action and opinion is
what the agricultural population require. They have
not learned the secret power of association for the protec
tion of their rights the protection of their
plans. You have my best wishes for the success of
your laudable efforts and may always rely upon my hum
BILE support J."
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Abrie and neat rerot Of the Howard Association in New
Orleans is before 1t is the csntot their aboB in the
epidac Of this year They had under their 8 Ala
cases of these z, 643 ouiedT1l died -abodt 20
per cent OF the whole plumber only 4oowere natives of
the United States Ireland furnished 4s5, and Germany
as6 objects for the of this generous association
The cash furnished and nearly all expended, amounted
to s45 2G4 So This sum furnished by the people
of New Orleans themselves but the associatjonfetu
their warmest thanks for the offer Of It's friends IN other
places TO collect funds for their "Lborhg should b.
gin at homo their motto and when they we're in
need they appealed 10 their people at home and the ap
peal was generously responded TO-
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FRAUDS ON THE PENSION OFFICE.

We understand the Commissioner of Pensions has re-
ceved information from his special agent, in Ten
nessee of the of Willis N. Arnold of Henderson
county, and of Henry Wright, of Lexington, in that
State for frauds committed by them under the bounty
land laws The parties were taken before Judge Hum
phreys at Nashville and the former held to bail in the
of $40 900 for his appearance at the term of the fed
eral court to be holden ut jackson in April next The
latter, after his arrest became feigned to have be-
COME insane and is undergoing preliminary naedi-
cal examination.
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THE SUIT of PASSMORE WILLIAMSON AGAINST
JUDGE LEWIS.

We see by the Philadelphia papers that the suit
of Williamson against the late Chief Justice Lewis
arising out Of judicial proceedings In the case OF
Col. Wheeler's slaves has at length, been decides
in favor Of tho defendant The public, it will be
remembered was very much agitatsd two or three
years ago by the sharp work of the Pennsyiya2 Jaw
yers against the late Judge kane and Justice Lewis.
The Tribune, and jadecd all the biack-republcan
Journals took part for Williamson. lie was nsinina
ted for high elective office, and it was confidently
counted that the aboltonists had made capital hut
an the martyrdom of Passmore. The Haheas Corpus
was widely treated as general passport which any
body might invoke, and by which rogues and felons
could demand ahsa,ing before the Judge of their own
seiection Respectable newspapers insisted that to
conias the process to Of illegal imprisonment
was to destroy lis efficacy as writ OF Fght They
proposed to every judge with 1t; and declared,
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NEW SENATE onAMEpn.

Mr.. BRIGHT, from tho Committee on Public Bnd-
ings and Grounds who we're instructed by resolution Of
the Senate to inquire into tie condition Of the new Sen
ate chamber at what time twill he ready for occupancy
aud the proper ceremony on removing thereto reported
that by the fourth day of January next the chamber can
be finished and furnished In suitable manner iog Hlc
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10
TO-DAY'S ADVTS.



AND A SLIGHT DISCREPANCY. " TO BOOT"
noticed statemsnt in late issue OF the Times,
card Of D. r White, Agent, to the .Gset that the
machine he sells, somstimes. took the pfemiun Al
the Rock Isl and Far.
you Will look in the Argue Of Sept. 80, you viii
the e0eia sspsrs aad list Of prsmuas, and here
appears the discrepancy.
In the nlst place, no premium - offered st oil.
while nons could have eess eivsn. We ses highly
complimentary note IN the ocial report, In oonnsc.
tioa with the QnskeP City Sewins Machlns,
whsa. supDosa. spp,isa y AZ 5000 nasAisss. II
appears, then. that brother whites ideas Of The
"Aoasrabss' ore sonsvhst ague-shaky. bat his
machines are pretty good notwitAstanding; and the
fact (call ior the PROOF thst among Wednesdays
sales was one to family having Wheeler 4 VIII
sons slrea1y, but ooulA net make Il serviceAble,
docs not make them w,rse, perhaps but only proves
the grsatsr sxoellenee Of the Quaker City.
Dy the way, III barely mention that ~ have Just
received the Sixth invoice Of Quaker { iiy SssOia0
Machines, and there b nne sssoftnsnt for select
log froa-thres styles and . tcs machines, at our
ofaee, corner I'd and Brady streets.
T. o. ReTE Z Co.,
Proprietors In the western States.
"P. S"-"Next." seplo-i
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OCToBER, eth. 1858.

OCToBER, eth. 1858.
li57. Alvord 70. Williams.
The trial Of this case was resumed from
yesterday. and on examination Of the de-
fendant's witnesses. 90 amendment Of the
defsndsnt's plsadings vas found nscessary.
which. on motion, was allowed. conditioned
that the defendant pay the costs Of this
term and plaintiff have continuance. The
amendment filed and case continued.
Dow for Plaintiff indley for Defendant
1912. Msrcellus vs. Hoath.
This case was continued till next week BY
agreement Of parties.
l447. Fresm vs.. Housel
Jury impanDslled and sworn.
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u- 1t is we'll known that we have gen.
orally favored the bridge. Of course every
one knows, too. that we did so against our
immediate interests. for the feelings of the
people Of Rock Island were against it. but
We believed in giving it . fair trial,-we
wanted to see the immense farming inter
ests Of the State before US developed by this
railroad agency. but we are convinced that
the best interests of oil demand the remov-
al of the bridge, and the non-cons.ruction Of
bridges over navigable streams Of a. strong
. current as the Mississippi l. CONNER
cial, 9th.
Another stab at our favorite institution.
The bridge is fast becoming exceedingly
unpopular. and particularly at home. The
bridge has its merits as we'll - it, dement's,
but If it is to remain where it 10. immediate
steps should be taken for making repairs
We are decidedly of the opinion that it is
great injury to the trade Of our city. and
worse than that, it is daily Becoming more
and more unsafe for the the passage Of
trains. and always was unsafe for the pass-
age Of boats, by reason Of It's position. We
are content, however, that the law should
take it's course-which it will be pretty sure
to do in this particular.
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ID e ~ Ocrats, Rally !
Mass Meeting.

The Democracy Of Davenport and vicinity will
hold Mass Meeting In front Of tho Po.t Office Boil.
ding on Monday evening At half past seven o'clock.
Hon James Grant, Hon. J. 8. Llnoley, Col. Whit.
aker, D. 8. True, Efq., George Z. Hubbeli, BsQ.
James A. Buchanan. Dsq, George n. Parker, ESQ,
George NJ. Van Hossn, Efq and 8. =. Brown, hq:,
expected to be present and address the meeting
from the balcony in front Of the Democrat Onice.
By order Of the Township ComrNttee.
FRANK PLUMBR, 6hairman.
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STATE DE MOCRAT.
NAIL AHRANoEMENTs.

EAsfsRs NAIL (by rslrosd) closes every day. Sun.
days excepted. at 1H An.
WuIEsx NAIL and Southern Iowa, BY railrosd,
closes every day. sundess excepted. ~ and
n.
sourusnx n VI, for southern Illinois, sad d.
IOnis py railroad, coees every day, Sundays except
e1, Att An.
NoaTHERR NAIL, for Dubuque and Northern 10.
va BY rsirosd closes Every day, Sundays excepted,
1T ~ A NJ.
NOMINEES MAIL, Or LeCsire, Princetoa and Ly-
ous, by stage. closes every Monday, Wednesday and
Hrtdsy ~ PM
DUSUouE WAY NAIL, By Dewitt Msquoketa,
wilton &C., BY stage, closes Saturday. Tuesdays and
Thursdays st 6P n.
BLUE GsA@ NAIL. fassdays, ThurDdays and Dat.
ur0ays, closes 1t z A y.
HIcKoRy 0RovL Nall, Tuesdays and Fridays st
ALLsn's 0s0vE NAN, Dixoo, Long Grove, &C.,
every Tuesday, ~ M.
RIvsR NAN, North daily, esndsys excepted, s
u.
RJvsR AAn, oouth, dsily. Ssturdsys excepted, q
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To EMIaRANrs.-Wc publish this
morning on the second page an article from
the Real Estate Register in answer to late
article in the Times, which may have an in.
fiuence to keep emigrants from coming to
Iowa this fall, The Times article is suici-
dal in its policy, and base misrepresenta-
tion of the true state of affairs in Iowa.
The article from the Register is worthy the
consideration of all, and contains good,
sound, rational advice to all who intend to
make Iowa their home.
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From wasAlngtOa.

WAsnINGroNl Oct. 9.-The Secretery Of
the Treasury has on appeal decided that
shaved shingles being manufactured by 9th
er process than by hewing or saving. are
not embraced in timber. and admitted from
Canada under the reciprocity treaty with
Great Britain, but subject to . duty Of "A
per cent. lie has also decided that walnuts
and Lines are subject to Is per cent
1t is said that Governor Denver declines
to withdraw his resignation ~ Governor Of
Kansas.
DIR. G. H. Hitchcock has been appointed
inspector of drugs at San Francisco.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10
NUMBER 299.
LA L f s T N F. w S.
(BY rELEGRAPH.)
FeOm W Ashlage0n.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9-oir VIM. Gore Ously
will leave for Central America in tho British
steamer Vaiorous. which is hourly expected
at this port
The conr'er's correspondent Gays Gen
Jarrez has been received as Envoy Extraor
dinary from Nicaragua, having previously
engaged to exchange ratification Of the
treaty Of 1887. Internationally, and to pay
our indemnity for the lives and property de-
.troyed by the allied army during the filli
buster war. He also repudiatss the Bsllsy
contract
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NOTICE TO ADyHRruSRRS,

large cuts charged double the same dimensions Of
type.
Displayed Advertisements one.half more than
usual rates.
Yearly Advertising contracts viii be understood 70
apply strictly TO the Immediate business Of the sdver
tser and all other advertisements sent In BY the ad.
vertiser viii be charged extra.
Advertisements accompanied with instructions
will be Inserted until forbid aud charged accordingly.
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes in
serted time free OF cost thereafter charged as
other advertisements.
Advertisements from abroad must be paid for in.
edriGtiy IL GarGnce unless from approved Agents
CoAtrActs Tor yesriy Advertising ternnabie At the
option Of adversers they paying an advancement OF
70 per cent. on the contract price
Advertisements inserted next 70 reading mster
20 per cent adv anoe above rates. and kept on IN
ride, rs per cert advance on regular rates
All transient advertisements must be paid for In
advance.
RICHARDSON WEST, Iowa State Democrat.
sANDEHS BRO. Daily Gazette.
u. fischer h co, Der Dsrnokrat.
HARRINGTON WILKIE. Daily Evening Eevs
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

In consequence Of the absence st the Convention at
Iowa City Of the Pastor there viii be pseaehins
Sunday morning OF evenisg the 10Th inst, st the
Cd Baptist Church, cor 4th end Perry sGesss.
prsyermeeting viii held q usual 10 the AFTER
noon.
october ., 1853.
There viii be preaching at the Wesley Caspsl on
Sunday. 10th inst as II O'Clock y, by the lev. j..
winn, of The United Br, thren Church.
October Q, 1858.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

RAILROADS, East, Leave st 8 5S A y and s:ls q,
exoeps Sundays excepted; West, leaves at 9S6 NJ
and 6:l5 n, Sundays excepted.
BOATS, North. leave at a n, Sundays excepted !;
South, leave st 6 k 4. Sundays excepted.
STAGES, North, to Dubuque. Via Dewitt, Msquo.
kets end wilton, lesve the Pcnnsylvania House ues-
days. Thursdays ann Saturdays At I A M; North. 70
Lyons VIA eClsire, Princeton, Oamanche and Olin-
ton Tueedays, Thursdays and Saturdays alta N.
Smith 4 Arnoid's line of hscks leave every day st
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10
NICHOLAS klHNEN,
WHOLESALE TOBACCONIST,

w 1VIESA LE IOTACOONISI,
Co sr Main and Second streets Ddpenport, Io,ce
Every variety o: Havana and Domestic Segars, To
baccos, Pipes, etc constantly on hand.
Agent for Bronson's celebrated Fine Cut Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco.
10 Segar Manufacturers would recommend q well
selected stock of Leaf Tobacco consisting of Havana
Wrappers and Ylers, Java and Cuba Seed Leaf, etc
EovlSdAwtf
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ST A u RS y E:N 5 kPOT
AVID
CALCULATING LlARARY.
We receive regularly and Tor sale Dailiss:
y. 7. Herald, Pnilsd. Dallettn.
I" Tribune, Csn Gazette
Tim0. CommeFctal,
Boston Herald, Chicago Dem. Pres,
- Traveller, Tribune,
81. Louis Republican. 81. Lou,s Iateiecncer,
Davenport 0s1ette, Democrat and hewp.
0ahscr iptions received on the most liberal terms
by the month, quarter or year.
octl h STARR, Agent.
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r. M. LlTTLER, Captain.

THE COMING ELECTIoN.-The con-
test between the opposing factions, waxeth
warmer; and more asperity Of feeling is
manifested by the leaders than we have no
ticsd for many day. Pending the newt
able result, We feel it an incumbent duty to
advise our readers to maintain their equi-
librium, and continue as heretofore to buy
their hats and caps of Fsrrand No. 27 West
Second street.
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C. I'M M T. RCIAL
New York MaSkoe.


Nsw YORK Oct. .
YIoUR-IOver. Sales {, 900 bbls q 26@l 20 for
unsound 66@l g for super STATE 90 for extra
STATE; O005 80 for common - good sxtra western;
Goes 50 for chipping brands extra round hcop
Ohio.
CANADIAN FLoUR-vsfy heavy and 1502Oc lower.
SALES 800 bbs q O0@s Is for extra.
hyE FLoUn-Oull end lower. sales 100 bbls q
COCA 90.
WHEvr-vsry heavy and 303, lower. Sales 5000
q I Is for white Mich.
o0RN-Dull and dropping. Sales le 600 bush q
10@7Sc for mixed western.
OATs-Dull at A50I7 for otats and western.
POaK -Aodesass end prices Witnout Important
change Sales 100 bills q le 50 1or msss II c6 for
primo
wHIsKEY-Quist and heavy. 0sles 100 bbls 22k
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JAMES r. NOR TON,
NASHVILLE AGENCY OFFICE.
r,cuoDv Cunur cCnrr M ynwa

HAVING disposed OF hi interest !n the Store busi
ness In the village has opened an office for the
transaction OF 4 General igency Business for The
sale Of lauds, drawing conveya0ces and taking appi-
cations for Insurance on Town properly, collecting
notes and accounts, etc.
Aso-attending su;is before Justice Courts In the
County,
He will also keep Register Of Land for sale in this
and adjoining counties giving full description, and
the Terms OF Sale of the same.
Also-a Stock Estrsy Book, In which IN entry Will
be made, on application ot estrays taken up other
vise with description Of the game and where they
may be found.
Refer 70 any respectable lawyer In Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10

r. We have hitherto exchanged
regularly with the Muscatine Journal, and
have been accustomed to receive it the nsxt
day after it is issued. 1t 10 however, .
noticeable fact that BY some strange aesi-
dent. the copies Of both of it. issues con-
tanning the charges against Judge Bennett
have failed to reach u entirely. while the
exchanges to the Gasssts were regularly re-
ceived. We should not have had the pleas
ure Of perusing and contradicting the lies
Of that paper had not friend kindly sent
us copy.
The reason OF the Journal Withholding
these particular exchanges Is obvious-they
knew we were we'll informed upon the sub
ject il regard to which they were uttering
falsehoods, and that We would. ~ We now
do, hurl back the lie in their teeth.
Their lies we're only meant to be read by
particular persons-the editors of the Ga
zette being trustworthy were among the
privileged.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-10

(SEcoND STREET, EAST OF Parry.
Having large and commodious rooms for the sale
ofDry Goods, 9roc cries, Crockery, HARDWARE Boots
and Shoes Clothing Furniture, ches Jeweiry and
Fancy Goods in fact, OF every description. Alsoes
Agent for h. Blskeslee Jun, will make
Liberal Cash Advances
On Goods Consigned to be sold without reservA a.
Auction.
Oonsignmants of &ercha ndire OF every description
solicited and sales settled promptl-.
ELIAS HALE, Auctioneer,
Dec. ST. Second street, doors east OF Perry
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STATE BANK BRANcHEs.-From
private correspondence from Iowa City, we
learn that the following organizations have
been accepted by the Board of Commission
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Local AnA1r2.

ID. S. G. ATrENTIoN.-Attend a
meeting of the Company on Monday even
ing, llth inst, at Z l-2 o'clock.
Punctuslity desirable.
By order Of
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WILLIAM HALL,
HALL L. GUIEEAU,

A TTORNRYS AN COZ NsELLERS, NOTARIRS
APubic, q mmissionsrs o, Deeds for Maine, yer-
mont, New H,mpshire, Massashusstts. New York,
New Jersey, Pennss sslvania, Virgnis, OHIO, Tennes
ses Kentucky, Illinois and Missouri once Nc 2s
Main st one door south Of Cock d Sareents Bank
July 1st, 1853. julyl-d&wlv