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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
SUNDAY, Sept. Is, 1856

SUNDAY, Sept Is, 1861
The course Of trade at this port continues uni
form; we are buying one-third the usual amount of
foreign goods, and we are selling as much produce
as we did at this time last ycar-ha is to say twice
our usual average OF dry goods we only took last
week 1896 ,0s9, against two millions for each of the
corresponding weeks Of 1860 and 1850. At this
rate it will be some time before exchange rises to
a point which will endanger the specie of the
country. Our importations for the eight and half
months of 1861, which have elapsed are $50 600 900
less than those Of the corresponding period of $780,
and 500 900 900 less than those of the correspond
ing period of 1859. Our exports of produce
and specie together arc only about S. 900 900
less than our total imports. and there is every
reason to believe that they will balance
each other before the year is out. The new
tariff does not encourage importations, while
the short crops abroad insure steady export
of cereals and provisions. The following are the
official tables OF the trade Of the port for the week
and since January Ii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-16
UNITED STATES STEAMER PAwyEr, !
HtTTRRAa IytwT N q SAINT q 1s1,

HATIhiS's iSibl N w., sept ~ 1901. J
Capture Of Three Prize Schoonrs7b hsm tie Capture
Of Hatterds lnla DueS-The Bnefcat Policy Of Fart1cr
Expeditions, 90.
The operation Of 'the efficient blockade hos been very
well illustrated here not only by the soppagc outward
bound pivateers and traders but still better to-day by
the capture of three schooners owned in North Carolina
which were returning from tho West Indies.
The first, the Mary Wood Of Edcnton, down
from Cape Hattern soon after daylight and came in
alongside OF the Pasnoo before the colors were
hoisted Lieutenant Crosby boarded her end by
her skipper with the remark All right spposey ooh
yes all rghtr "Gad OF that said tho skipper, "for
wa afraid the Northerners would come down here ;,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-16

"hAIemCns
Arr at New Bedford 18th inst Huntress Allen Allan
tic Ocean, Flores July with ~ 4so taken western
inst noIt 40 bills Sll board sent home ss $50 VII
E:hs
land 40 81; 5h 40 IS Ion 81 o. schr Emerald
sseSsd
& lon rs. 49, @ H d,x Nam" &
Smith, NIB nothing this Eben Dodge Lewis do;
AtfroynsetaSn i2h inst scsr Esae Snow from North
Capt norton, sap Splendid, of Edgarown, reports
s hpST MsS 4caS Ia sSr Ny 81 all we'll with 0 p
Spoken, &c.
CanaS1 from Boston for Liverpool was passed
Ship America Laughin Y days from Akyab for - June
Ship Stephen Greeley" Liverpool (perhaps Gree
ley from Cahao for Cork, passed Sept l. or Queens
Ship Devonshirc hence for London passed Sept OF
ship Progress Woodward, from London NYork. Aug
Ship Jacob samcr, Young from London for New York.
An Am ship with donble steering showing
Nos $500 Sd disig pendant July ii, ai ii g.
nsss !s' h1f from Cardiff for Estates Cor rr0vn'''
Brig Spartan MccuOch, hence for Buenos Ayres. June a.
Big Jedeo Dr, from St John, NIB for Philadelphia, Sept
schr Belle (sr Penny from Boston for Jereme, Sept
Foreign Ports.
Bursos AYREs July AN port banks Means Means,
asr Robins S Hull d.s sanes BSrsSy ron S"son
do Fannie MsrrSk from tveICo Do d brig Mary Jones
Weeks iroNYerk for valpsraiso. do Gss Pilot, Hoch
CURACAO, Aug 2S-fn port bark Eagle, Baker, NYork
days, sc,r rosooo. nbu Ny0rs ,or now
fS1naiaSS Ga 5h sehrs Nuisrave Ro%fey' SYor1; Jas
IyAcvA, Aug slaNo Am vessel in port.
IavrRroor Aug 2-Adv Anglo (s) for Quebec Sep.
Hayciock Young City of Boston, Sears; Bnoch Train Bur
Mr n @ oT r essn s
Sept nvincble, Hepburn for do 4t Spark the Ocean,
Musau4sn, Sept Gin port ship Jas Paten Perry from
un %oH G h.s M As Child % bark Hermitage Ring
ogrpre Sept iCld ships Oregon, Welsh, Liverpool Char
sTsRa LEoss July is-fn par. ergs Calvert wlar, for
,s,h barn Mary BSoug1,,pn; iIsTr'fS Cayenne 800,
Thomas
Sept SAE sSr Any rsads
sahcntas Deano Liverpool 18th, chimborazc Nchan Lon
ga @ FL S1 FAX
ke, Fi,zgersil Nfork; Congress Kenny Phiiadelphia
sp = Ss .os bo San WAX aT
m9ny Davis, Key Wes' 3d. brig Ann Lovi't Devote Phi
Prs srEAxsrp KAssAnoo. orr CARE RAcr-TErxsRArHIcl
Lenoy and Stephenson a, Marshes sst Fsrs save
NY and Rocket at Queenstown; Sept Eagle Wing Beanre.
syvans q, do 3D. Harriet, IN knsr9sd Belle Wood Al.
d NorGsn and Fake a. Dn sp sa% nsv at
Belfast a for A Na Ssr a. s Deal Arsooo Now w
'' dsies, via Q~een~own)
nal Mary Baker, Auguste, ana Jennee Queenstown.
The Live Yankee ashore the Galaca gone
| to pieces
American Porte.
BOSTON Sept l3In the Bay, banks 7 W House Bcarse
from Liverpool via Queenstown; Franklin, Mitchell from
s,nston Baker Philadelphia bapks Borcia rj, Kenan
hIf0rdhayeni wyman, Lincoln, surinam Gen Warren,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-16
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Sept. 14-6P. N.
AsHEs-The market continued steady, with sales o
pots at s. % and small lots Of pearls at IS 25
the latter figure for tares The stock embraced 922 bbs
pots and 313 bbls. pearls.
BRxADsrUrs-Flour-Thc market was firm for good
shipping brands, while other descriptions loss ac-
tive and comparatively quiet, with sales fair extent
Tho transactions embraced about II 900 bbs closing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-16
S HIP PING NEW S.
NIovements or Ocean st,.mer.

Champion New York. Sept 81. Aspinwal
North Star. New York. .Octo l..Aspnwall
KINGSTON, a., HAVANA, MATANzAs AND NASSAU, N. p.
CLEAToR-From New York for Kingston, ia on the goth
day each month The Ceator leaves for New York the
Oh OF each month"; and win be due here aboat the 18th
the departure OF the Columbia and marion for Havana but
ward and homeward
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-07-12
DIED


SEMLER.-On the Oath ull., Mrs. Jose
phiDe Louisa SemIer, aged 43 years, months
and IL days. The deceased was a consistent
member OF the Ev. Lutheran Church, OF Bed
ford, for many years, and ALWAYS felt an inter-
est IN ITS welfare, always ready to do what she
could not only tor its temporal, bue for its spir-
uual advancement. For many years. She had
BEEN patient sutfereI-the pains OF distress.
ing disease, rheumatism, were endured without
murmuring. During a period of about six
weeks, prior to her own sickness, she sat as
ministering angel at The bedside OF her has
band, who for time, appeared 10 be upon the
confines of the eternal world. She left his side,
to lie upon bed OF DEATH After briel ack-
ness. she Tell asleep, We trust, iE Jesus.
The loss TO her husband, ehild,en and rsla-
tves, is her eternal gain.
Her funeral sermon will be preached on the
l4th inst, 10 the Lutheran Church, at half past
ten O'Clock.
On the 29th ult., ID SchelIsburg, Mrs. Susan-
ma Grouse, aged 81 years, 6 months, a1d
days.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-07-12

der the Constitution, than that expressed ia the
inaugural adde's. He desires to preserve the
Government that il may be administered for all
as was administered by the men who made il.
Loyal citizens every where have the right 10
claim this OF their Government, and the Gov
ernment has no right TO withhold or neglect It.
1t is moi perceived that IN giving il there is ans
coercion, any conquest, or any subjugation, 10
any Just sense OF those terms.
The Constitution provides, asd all the Stat,
have accepted the provisions that the UnAted
States shall guarantee TO every State iu this u
| MON ga Republican form of ofGogerHmeut."
But if a State in thia Union may lawfully %
out OF the Union, having done so, il NAV also
discard the Republican form Of government, 50
that TO prevent its going out is an indispensable
| means TO the end of maintaining the guarantee
| mentioned; and when al end is lawful and Oh.
| ligatory, the indispensable means TO il are alao
lawful and obligatory.
II was with the deepest regret that the Exec
ulive found the duty of employing the war
power in defence ofthe Government forced uuou
him. He could but perform this duty or sur
render tue existence Of the Government.
No compromise by public sentiment could IN
this case be cure. Not that compromises are
iSh SA'Nh pAHPVi8 Jul hb"N AZ PSpLtdT govern
rnent can long survive marked precedent tina,
those who carry an election can only save the
Government from immediate destruction by Civ
ing up the main point upon which the people
gave the election.
The people themselves, and no: their serv-
ants, can safely reverse thsiE own deliberate
decisions.
As private citizen The Executive could not
have consented that these institutions shall per-
lsh Much less could he, 10 betrayal OF so vast
aud so sacred trust as these free people had
confdrd to him. He fell that be had no moral
right TO shrink, nor even TO count the chances
OF his own hlr N what might follow.
In fulI view Of his great responsibility he has
so far done what he has considered bis duty.
You viii now, according 10 your own judg-
mrnt, perform yours. He sincerely hopes that
your views and your actions may so accord with
Ills as TO assure all faithful citizens who haveoeen
disturbed in their rights of certain and speedy
restoration TO them under the Constitution and
the laws.
And having thus chosen our cour3e without
guile and with pure purpose, let US renew our
tlnSt in God, and &c forward without tear and
with manly hearts.
(Signed,) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Jolly +, 1861.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-07-12

PIMPLEs AND SKIN DISEASES - Are the Result
of impure blood. The blood becomes thick
and cloggrd The skin is not able to cast of,
the impurities so important 10 health. How
many young men and woman we see with
their faces covered with pimples and blotches,
who are endpavoring to remove them by the
use ot soaps and washes Of various kinds. This
is very dangerous and should never be pFac-
tised by persons desirous of health. Mothers
who have children afflicted with sores and erup-
tons, should never dry them up by external
applications, for in this way they viii drive
in the humors and produce i'll health for tbs
child during its whole life time. There is no
mother ihat likes 20 see her children afflicted
with feeble health.
JUDSON'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS
are prepared expressly Tor the cure of erup-
tIons of The SKIN, such as Pimples, Blotches.
Sores, &c. They cleanse the blood of all an
purhies, producing a beautiful, clear and
healthy skin, SO much admired by taste aud
reEnement.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-07-12
REED-

McROBERTS-DEWALT.--on the 4th inst,
by the Rev. Joseph Hannabery, at the house OF
the brides father, Mr. Simon McRoberts, OF
Allegh eny City, Pa, TO Miss Mary L. DewaIt,
Of SchrIs5urg, Bedford co.
KUCHMANN--NI DEMUS.-Nesr
PaitonsVile, on the evening Of the Glorloss
Fourth, by the Rev. Wm. NJ. Deatrick, MIR.
Adam knchmann and Miss Mary Ann, eldesl
daughter OF Mr.. Samuel Nicodem1s, all OF
South Woodberry township, Be edford CO.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-07-12
d ABROAD NOTICE.

IA meeting OF the Stockholders
OF the Bedford Railroad Company, will be held at
'ne offce OF the Company in the Borough OF Bedford,
on Saturday the 9th day of July ins for the pur-
pose OF considering the propriety of accepting or
adopting further supplement 10 the act ncorpora-
uGg said Company, approved the irst day OF May
A. D. 1861.
JOHN r. REED,
July l2Eh, 'ei. Secretary,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-07-12
DRIGADE ORDERS
- Brigade Inspectors Office,
z

~ d IEauH 4HsTItLFUI UIUNeJ
Bedford, July 18th, '6l.
II wing been instructed by the Adjutant Genera!
to collect all arms in the County, to wit Musksts,
kIheS and Equipments, Captains of Companies,
prvates or citizens having any arms in their pos
session are hereby notified 10 hand them over, or
send them 10 the undersigned, without delay. Per-
sons iaIiing to comply with this request, will De
proceeded against ac, ording to law.
When the arms are remodelsd, they will be prop
eriy distributed 10 organized companies IN this
County.
A. J. SAMSON,
Brigade Inspector, 1st Brigade, 18th Divisl0n'
July 18th, '6l.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-01

From the Pittsburgh United Presbytsrian.l
We have tried Hostctter's Stomach Bitters for
Dyspepsia, and can speak favorably Of its effects,
and We have no hesitation in recommending these
Bitters to nil those who may be suffering from any
debility OF the kind.
From Pittsbargh Post, Ang. 27, 1871
HusTETTEK'3 BITIEkS These Bit.ers have
obtained . widespread and well-deseryed POPULAR
ty in all parts Of the country. They are an admi-
rable remedy for . great variety Of stomach dis.
eases. 1t il sufficient evidence OF its beneficial
character to observe the immense quantities Of it
shipped by Messrs Hostetter j. Smith to ali points
In the Union.
From Pittsburgh das., Aug. /, '5s
knowledge il gained BY experience, and, though
We have heretofore dealt very little in medical
preparations, we are comp lied in justice TO the
nufacturers to say that ostctters stomach Bit
ters have been the Of curing Us Ut sscyera
attack of Dyspepsia, md has removed pain in The
stonl aeh Ia ii very short time.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally ev-
erywhere.
Sold by p q IBsoss, A. J. WILKINSON BARrLEr,
KAYE Co., and J. I. WILKIxsoK.
Jan. Is. '61-daw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-01
AUDITORS OFFICE, IOWA. I
Drs MorNrs lar 81 1851

n
showing henarlun Mort LOCATED
o
proved
5 r
herfu COMPANY Of Hsunc
in the laws theafu until sis Of
fkok
lAgentan Attorney eCouny VI
/
= u r acuy q
ha h sc my and fixed ysea Of Office,
first Of January D.sh hundred
- j of
Inar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.


The second annual meeting Of tho Ksokuk III or
tiealtarAl Society will be held ON 1hursday, Feb
ruary 7th, At n o'clock, IN the afternoon at the
City Council hoom, for the election Of oihcers.
There will also be distribution of choice Flower
and Vegetable Seeds to the members Of the So
cety.
Persons wishing to join this Society should hand
In their names, with tho yearly fee tb0c.) IT this
meeting, In order TO receive the fui benefit Of
bership for the current year.
Ladies and gentlemen interested in Horticulture
and Horticulture are cordially iyited TO attend.
J. Il. TEWKSBURY.
Jan. 2o-d2t Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-01
ssOoTS AND SHOES.

G A. DUKE and W. X. BARRETT having
~. formed partnership in the shoe business
would AJAX = share Of the public patronsg and s
continuance OF the old custom OF the house.
We have concluded that in these lard times IL is
no disgrace 10 work, and both being practical work
men, We will devote ourselves to The manufacture
OF custom work, thus guaranteeing good fts and
honest " or kmanship, AIT IL cur interest to make
both.
We shall keep constantly on hand we'll select
ed stock OF Eastern work, which viii TO sod very
low. LUKE SBakkETT.
Oct23i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-01
ST. MIC no LAS HOT = +,
BROADWAY,
NEW YORK.

When completed, six years ago, the 81. Nicholas
was universally pronounced the mos, magnificent,
convenient, and thoroughly organised establish
ment Of the Kind on this continent.
What il was then, it remains to-day-wIraour
A RIVAL I'M SIZE, IL suHPTUousNEss, and in the
general elemt nts OF comfort and enjoyment.
The Hotel has accommodations for 1900
guests, including 100 CO m piote suite 81
apartne nj : for families.
six hundred persoDs can be comfortably
seated at the tables Of its three public dining
rooms, AND nothing that modern art has devised
for the convenience and social qualification of the
travelling public las been omitted in its plan, il
ne III scted la it'll practical details.
The early reputation Of the house at home and
abroad, derived from its ma n,tude, its superb APP
pointments. and it, noNE-LiKE COMFORTS AND Lux
uslEs, has been enhanced every year by the I'M
we.ried exertions Of the proprietors.
TREADWELL, WHIIC0MB co.
dec2 9d3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-01

6TEx- Governor Robert p. Letcher died
10 Frankfort, Kentucky, ON Thursday night,
hfter protracted illness. lie served 10 the
Gtate Legislature many terms, and was some
Fears in Congress. 10 !840 he was elected
Governor OF Kentucky, beating bis COMPETE
or, Judge French, by an overwhelming ma
GRITTY. Subsequently he was appointed Min
pser to Mexico BY President Fillmore. This
nded his public career.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-01

c. CoUoHs.-The sudden changes OF our
Innate are SOURCES Of Pulmonary, Bronchial
ID Asthmatic affections. Experience hsv-
6 proved that simple remedies often act
eedlly and certainly when taken ia the ear
stages Of the disease, recourse should at
ICE be had to "BRowk's BRONCHIAL vRo.
IEs," or LoseDges, let the Gold, Cough, or
Fitation ofthe Throat be ever so slight, az
this precaItion n more serious attack NAV
ehectunliy warded Of. PUBLIC SPEAKERS
"a SINGERS will find them effectnal for clear
and strengthening the voice. See ad-
etisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-01
Ortxtoai Notice.

10 John A. Bishop. Esther Parish, Wm. Parish,
Joseph Parish, Mary j. Parish twido~). Mary ].
Parish (nincr). Ihos. Parr h individually and ~
Adu,inistfaior Of Joseph {. Parish, deceased,
t1sfendantsj:
NJU are hereby respectively notified that there
l. ia on hie In the Clerks flee Of the Dis
triet Court Of Lee County, Iowa. al Fort Msdisan
petition Of Samuel Marsh Wm. +. Ice and I'D
ward c. DeLvan, Irustees, dc, claiming Judg
ment on foreclosure of Mo gage against said
Jphn BISHOP above ma med for the i'm Of two
thousand dollars with ten per cent. interest from
The 1t day of January, lSoi, aud p ca and
general execution against John A bishop, and ~
aganst all said defet dants above named rraying
also for tie foreclosure Of Ecrgage given by said
John A. Bishop TO faid Mar b, Lee 4 Deleyan
Trustee &C., upon the sou h. East quarter section
twenty two 21l, Township sixts sesen L67l North,
Range five 81, in Lee county, Io~aj the sale oi
aid nortgaged pfer res to pay of said debt. the
exungnish tent of all equity II redenYtlo there
In, fur cssts ard general relief.
Now you aua each q you notified tn appear
and answer said petition on the morning OF the u
day Of The next term Of said Court, to b. holden
the third Monday Of May. 1861, or judy III nj
and decree viii be bad therein as Irayed for by
default.
II. sCOIr HOWELL.
Jan. 81 1850 Az Solicitor for Petitioners
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-01
kI0AUK rOAr OFFIGE

kIOhGK POST OFFIGE.
Open from IN. to p. On Sundays ffenf
8 to ga. IL.
DAfLY ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES or THE MAILS.
Eastern Mail arrives at p. M, and closes at 6
q. m.
st. Louis and Southern Mails arrive at 8 p. m.
and close at 9 q. m.
Hannibal and ST. Joseph Mails arrive at 5 p. m.
ind close at IA. III.
Quincy Mail arrives nj clock p. IN. and closes
Mt 20. IN.
North Iowa and Northern Illinois Mails arrive at
81 p. III. and close at o a. m.
Carthage and Plymouth Mails arrive at o p. IN.
and close at 8 a. m.
Western Mail arrives at p. M. and closes at
81 a. m.
Charleston (tri-weekly) Mail departs on Men
days, w eCnesdays and Fridays at o'clock a. m,
and arrives on tuesdays, Thursday and Saturdays
ut o'clock =. m.
RICHARD McALLIS1ER, PM
Dec. Sth. 1850.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-01
STATE OF CONNECTICUT. j.
H.pTrnRD t'nCNTY -
HARTFORD. Jan. IL. Is6l.

= IT,
sdn
Dir a oh neb by slbsn
9
J., my
sGe by the Gov
NJ1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-01

Miss Hinckley OF Albany, who has
phieved European reputation, made her
bbut in America At the Academy Of Music,
% other evening. Her friends anticipated
n her . triumphant success.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-01

Il N II u ~. huctlon Com
II. mission Merchant, No. Esfes HCu1e.
Regular Auction sales on Tuesday, inurscry
aud saturday mornings; also every evening / VI
nitnre sales every saturday morning
&A-Particu ar attention given to sGles ir ne
country. iaLTf
IIsI received from the American Clock Co.
u large lot Of 80 hour andS day clocks, assorted
styles. ut No. E.tes Hoase.
aepl2l Dr.. HUMPHREY.
ECEl BID this cay, eur.si gameG Ut, 4 CASES II
1A6ne Cali Eoets-to be clos OF out Immediately
No. Eaes Housa. tSeptl2
TuSI received from the Manufacturers large III
u of Hoop III y q; also, large consignment Of
Hosiery, al No. Estes House.
septi2i
U5I received Pocket Cutlery Of every variety
- and quality, and large assortment, of Table
Cutlery also Loo 1T Plated Table and Tea Spoons,
a. No. EstsF hpuse. Svptl2dl
Nov on hand large stock OF Jewelry Of every
IN variety; al.c Stationery and Notions Of all
.nds. Merchants and peidlers viii do we'll to call
and examine sais steck it viii be closed out very
low. II. X. HUMPHREY,
septlI Auc'inneers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-01
GEo.C ANDERSON. ALEX. BARCLAY.
IESTABLlSnED IN 1851
IA KING HOUSE OF
Geo. G.. Anderson & Co.


Geo. G. Anderson E Co.
nAyElHIs DAY ADMITTED AS A PART
L sKn in the BANKING Business, ALEx. BARCLAY,
(who has baan my Ieller tor the last six years)
ne business viii hereafter DC conducted under the
firm and style Of
GEO. &. ANDERSON 4 CO.
Being on OF the Oldest Banking Houses iii not
the olaestl in Iowa, the new frn spiicts eontin-
uance Of former patronage 90 literally o. tended
to them.
They will make Collections and remit--leas Elk
changer the day OF payment, free Of charge.
Their rel areLcas are ~ formerly by the senior
partner, VIZ:
RErERENCES:
Winslou, Laner Co., Bankers, New-York.
Park Bank, n. \.
Edward w. Clark 4 Co., Philadelphia.
Clapp, Fuller d Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Howard ban king Company,
HoHmann Gelpcke, Chicago.
Marine Bank; !"
Farmers. Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Mech anics' bank,
Kramer Il Eahm. Bankers,
Gilmore a Brotbcrton, Bankers, Cincinnati.
A. b. Hunt 4 Co., Bankers, Louisville. Ky.
State Savings Institution, ST. Louis, Mo.
keokuk, Jan |, 5s. GEO. 9. ANDEhooN.
Janice
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LINN BOOKS.
AsI0kf Bills, story on Partnership, Green
y lsAf'a Treatise, Dillon Digsst. Jnst received
by O0DkG, DkOWGkLL ~.