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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-07-02

TnE CrAH PRoBLEM.--oneo Of the most
difficult problems which Congress will
have shortly to solve will be the admis-
sion Of Utah into the Union, will, peo.
ple whose religious tenets have been per.
vcrted by gross inposture, and whose
social customs ere NJ war alike with de-
cency and psopricty. Are We to recog-
nize commonwealth Of polygamislsl-
Are the followers of Joe Smith, the arch
hypocfiie aud blasphemous defaIner OF sa.
cred .hipgs, 10 lie allowed to be represent
ed ln the national councils, or shall Utah
DO ropodiaied, and an independent Repub-
lle De suiIe,ed Ia inaugurate itself in the
heart OF the Rocky Moan,ains! These are
the qaestious which Congress will soon
bave to decide. A Christian people
shrinks from the recognition OF this Iiccn-
tious commonwealth. but Congress posses
ses no power TO prohibit any form Of wor-
ship, however gross or sensual; and tl,oael,
L may claim tho right 10 deny 10 I. terri
tory, disgraced BY i,s excuses, admission
INTO the Union as saisse, shefs yet re-.
renains the cqnaliy serious point to be de-.
cidcd, as 20 whether its people shall he l.
lowe, to esta dish on lands the properly
Of The United States nm independen. form
y government. = Bo,fwore Patriot.
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HANGING ROCK
MINERAL SPRINGS,

This Watering nlacc sipIatci in Lancaster
Dst'ict Oh :iIc road f,m' 'an.hcu in Lancaster.
vile, near that great natural cu,iostv--thc
Hanging Rock, and near the Hanging Rock
Battle Ground of the Revolution, will be opened
for the reception of Visitors on the lst july,
1886. The properties of the Water are sui.
phur, mngncSia and iron. They have, in many
cases, afforded great relief, and effected pcrma-
ncEt,GurcS
The Springs are 9, miles from G,,mden, and
the Stage passes by from CumGrn every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday; and II, miles
from Lancastcrvillc, and the Stage passes by,
from the latter place, every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday. The ncighLorhood is n delight:
iu one, and very healthy, anording an abund-
ance Of choice fruit
Every attention will he given. The fare shall
not only be the best the market affords" but
whatever suits the taste and appetite of every
Visitor. The Springs will be under the immc-
aiate sspcrintendcnce of
MIR. 4. j. BELDEN & LADY.
who will spare no pains to make every Visitor
feel at ease and at home. ! will, however. BE
there every day, giving my assitancc also.
Board will be reasonable, no complaint shall
made at the bill.
JAMES NJ. INGRAM.
May 2StIs 1886 l5-tf
.aS The Camden Journal, Sumter Watch
man, Carolina Times and Charleston Mercury,
will insert weekly until the lst August, and for
ward Bills to me at Hanging Rock Post Office
lancaster District ). e.
JAMES NJ. INGRAM.
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Miscellaneous.
Sherin,s Sale.

BY virtue of a Writ Of Fl. Fa., to me di-
rccted, will sell before the Court House
door in Lancaster, on the first Monday in
July next, within the legal hours Of sale,
the following property, viz:
Fifty acres of Land, more or less, adjoin-
ing the lands of Minor Clinton, James S.
Thompson and others, levied on and 10 be
sold as the property of Abner Mackey, 1T
the suit OF Margaret Ingram, demandant-
Conditions fpsh, &c. 2.25.
J. ID. UhILE, S. l.. ID.
June 1lth, 1856. I7.at
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EOURTH OF JULY PICNIC.

The citizens of Lar caster and Kershaw
respectfully invite the public to attend Il
mic, at Capt ingrans Mineral Springs,
on the 4th Of July. Several speeches are
expected on the occasion. Those living in
the vicinity will come prepared to entertain
their friends aud the public generally, with
u plenty Of the best provisions the county
June 25th, 1856. 1927
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DIsTRiC1

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
By Jan'cs 4. HiAerspoon, Esquirc, Or
d'""ytT said Di$triet.
Whereas, Washington NJ. Connoss has
applied 10 me for Letters of Admin;stra.
ton on all and singular the Goods and
Chattcls, Rights and Credits OF Mr.. Robert &.
Bailey ,late Of the District aforesaid deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and adm. onish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors
of the said deceased, to be and appcpr be-
fore me Mt our next Ordinary's Court for
said district, to be holden ut Lancaster ConrL
House on the 10Th day of July next. TO
show cause. if any, why the said administra.
ton should not be granted
I - Given under nv hand and seal
! h. ). this 25th day Of June, in the
- )lear OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fity.six and in the cish
uc,h year of American Independence.
JAMES Il. WlTHERSpOON, Old.
July 3, 1856. D. fo0o.
~
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IlQLLPWAIS PILLS, the most powerful
Remedy for gil disorders affecting the intestnes.
These Pills are pronounced without hesitation
by all who have tried them to be ono of the
most ciicacions remedies ever made known
they act 50 directly upon the affected parts IN at
1t Is impossible any disease of the stomach or
bowels can resist their searchiug influence and
so they thoroughly pass through and cleanse the
system, remoying ah traces of disease. 1t is a
remarkable fact, that these Pills seldom fail tn
restore the patient to health even after every
other remedy mas been used unsucccssiulIv
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Inc undersigned proposes to commence
The publication Ola Weekly Newspaper in
i'cavcnworth City. under the title of the
LEAVENWORTU JOURNAL.
ABOUT THE FIRST or JUNE.
lst. We are induced TO engage in this en-
tcrprse from conviction that another po.
per is required by the growing population
OF Kansas, and the public demand for fulI
and r, liable information IN regard TO its Lis.
tory, topography, climate, Soil, resources
politics, present condition and future pros.
poets. Such iniormriion we can more rc.di.
ly furnish here, since I.cavcnwcr,h is th,
commercial intrcpot of the Tcrritorv-occu.
PIES position Of direct cctintcr-cOmmunicotiop
with two thirds of its population, and is the
focus OF news.
2t. We believe that the institution of
Black Slavery is a moral, political aud eco.
noncal bIcssing-that il is right in prncj.
pic and expcdicnt in policy, and hence should
be defended and extended. IL iS nur pur.
pose to maintain these propositions in our
paper, and do all in our power To make Krn-
s:s slave State. In the discussion of tb,
slavery question, however, we will eI d.ay
or to maintain Il conservative position, TO
present arguments and facts instead of de-
nunciation and abuse.
sd. Although the "Lcavcnworth Journal
Will be devoted TO Politics in great degree,
Yet 1t will pay due regard to The Good, the
True and the Beautiful. 1t will, l!,exhiLit II
faithful portraiture of the times in which
VIC live, by Presertl9g n correet ACCOUNT of
the current events Of the day, the progress
OF the Arts and Sciences, Of Education.
Commerce, Agriculture and internal Inns
provements it will discuss all subjects with
Freedom and tirmness; give all parties their
dues, and follow the light of truth.
ii our Weekly Journal meets with cor.
dial support, we intend soon TO publish n
Tri. Weekly and perhaps Daily.
The editoria department of the journal
will be presided over by s. S Goodr. late OF
Kentucky, and Warren d. Wilkes, late of
South Carolina.
We appeal to our friends to sustain us.
TERas-Weekly, 81; Tri.WeekIy. So.
GOODE. WILKES & co.
Icavenworth City, Kansas.
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a TREATISE
Diseases of the Sexual system.
BY EDWARD II. DINON, ". D.,


4 Ninth Edition. 2S5 pages. Price 81.
This edition contains an important chaptcr ON
the Loss OF NIRILITY IN YolXG MARRIED
PEOrLE-an umsuspcctcd cause. Every married
man DESTROYS o: preserving his hca!rk, should
read this extraordinary chapter; it is written
with great plainncsS, but in the usual moral and
elevated style OF the author.
Horace Greeley rema ks:
This 3.a,work for which there was the most
urgent need. Thousands are annually hurried
to premature graves by vices which they scarce
iy know to be such, and would have been pre-
served for lives of usefulness and honor by the
seasonablc pcrusal of a work like this. There is
lat 3 page that does not bear upon its face ap
impressive warning; shall not the warning kc
heardy"
ut a work of great yalae to the family.
Freeman.
This book is written with great dclicacv and
care, yet with an apparent desire to commmi-
cate truth with the utmost force and eayicst,
ness.'-N. Y. Evening Post,
AllseFe are startling things in this book which
iae sppnap' OCCASIONAL reader will regard with
surprise. We have our doubts about present
ing to all sorts OF readers these cxpositions of
those WHO labor under e weak moral scu,in,ant.
yet the authors acknowledged originality and
devotion to the rational principles Of medicine,
and i'is ingenuity under tryi G surgical circum,
stances, stamp il with more than ordinary in.
tercst. t."-iioston MEDICAL and Surgical Journal.
"Ihs$ arc sQ:ae, s.:agsc ideas l., this book,
and IL contains great deal of useful information
to both sexes, while, although the squeamishncss
ot Calling things ont OF their proper names is
justly discarded, there is not n page nor n line
that may not be read by the most artlcss and
innocent youth. IN. Y. Weekly Dispatch,
Copies mailed, free of postage, on receipt OF
the price.
q. \. RooRB4CIT, Jr., Publisher,
SIS Broadway, n. Y,
sS Editors inserting the above viii receive
a copy Of the book, postage paid.
June ls. 1856 ls-3m.
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THE MARKETS.

m COLUMBIA, June 27.
There isnot much doing in Cotton; some
80 bales were sold to-day at 81 to lOic.
New YORK. June 81.
Cotton is firm Sales of 800 bales. Flour
nnyhanngcd Wheat ADVANCED. White
Sl.7!. Corn SOC.
New ORLEANS, June 81.
Cotton Is sitter, sales Of the week $3.50
bales. Receipts ahead of last year 5Ol,OoO
bales, receipts this week 1900 bales. Rio
Coffee il 10 tc. ''.. g..
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New Advertisements,
Notice.

All persons indebted to the Ledger for sub.
scrip'ion, are nformed'that the amounts are
due the present Prop,ietdf.
X. S. BAILEY.
June nth, 1856.
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Publie Dinner.

Fhe citizens of Taxahaw and vicinity will
give public dinner on the 4th of July, to
re served at this place. The entire COM
mnnity are invited to attend, and the candi.
dates especially are requested to be present.
TaNahaw $. G. July end. 1856.
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Ss;t.S! Rags I! ,

10000 lbs. Of Rags wanted, for which
g"ols will be exchanged at low prices.
J. B. COUSART.
jane llth, 1886. I7lf
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EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND.
Things begin to Look Warlike.


New York, June q, 1856.
lhe Gupard Steamship Asia, has ar-
rived at this port with Liverpool dates to
the l4th inst.
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Fashionable MiI!imcr
AND
MANTUA MAKER.

TIE subscriber, being in receipt of the Semi
m9nthiy Ne" York and Paris Fashions, respect
fully solicits tic patronage of the
FASHIONABLE LADIES
o. La"casic and. vicinity in the above line
All orders executed with propptncss, mcatncss,
chcapncsS and despatch
MARIA CASTON.
June IL, 1886. LIT
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Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce Mr. GEO.
McC. WiTfIERSPOON as a candidate for
Senate at the next election.
MANY FRIENDS
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Announcements.

Mr.. EDr:oR:-Plcasc announce Mr.. p. r.
HAMMOND as u candidate for the State
Senate at the next election and oblge
MANY VOTERS.
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Beef Z! Beef!

The subscribcr will open beef market in
Lancaster Village, commencing ON Monday
next; will furnish the Villagers twice week
with the best Beet that the country affords.
j. Il COUSART.
June lS Is-tf
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For Sale.

10000 SHINGLES at Pleasant HiH, nine
miles South OF lancaster, on the Camden
road MAGII.L d. CAUTHEN.
June llth, 1856. lTtf
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NIX. EDyTog PLEASE announce DIR. w.
Z CAuTHEN us a candidate for re.elec.
iioa 10 the Legislature, ard obligc lis
EHIENnS
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DR.. ALFRED CRAVEN,
Resident Surgeon Dentist,

foRKyMLE, 3. G.,
Oilers his Professional Services 20 the citi>
zens OF Lancaster Village and surrounding
country
Akl llFlC1AL FEETIt inserted on Gold
Plate, from one To II full sctt.
June llih, 1886. l6.tv
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wanted.

Dry or Green Hides, for which we will
pay "for Dry Hides" 10 cents cash, or l2J
cents in trade, "for Green HIDES" VIC will
pay b cents. per lt. We do not limit the
quantity. We will take all we can get nj
above rates. MAGlLL g. CAUTHEN.
June llth, 1856. l7-tf
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Late Arrivals.

The subscriber has just received an. .nddi.
tional supply Of
Domestic and FancNGoods,
consisting OF every article usually called for;
and some excellent Patterns Of Dry Goods
nerer be(ore shorn in ttis. Mqyke, He will
celia
Low 1S TIE .L.0 VEST,
and respectfully sohci,s his friends 10 call
and examine his Stock before purchasing
elsewhere. J. B. COUSART.
June llth, 1856. 16.3t.
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Mn. EDIToR Please announce Mr. ]. r.
*. BELk, as candidate for the legisia-
ture, and obligc HIS FRIENDS.
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the Printing Otiiee.
June lS, 1856. lS-tf.
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The friends of JOHN w. COOKE, Esq,
announce him as n candidate for the Hou sc
OF Representatives in the next Legislature
We arc authorized and requested to an
nouncc J. WILLIAMS, Esq. .'as candidate
for the Legislature, at the nest election, by
his NUMEROUS FRIENDS. :
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Interesting from Washington.

WAsnITeros June 2l.-GeneraI Per.
siferr Smith arrived last evening, having
been sent for by the President. lie had
an interview with tho President to day
Orders have been issncl, and he will pro-
ceed as early as possible TO Kansas TO take
charge Of the United States forces there.
His orders are impeTative;. in fact, he is
clothed with full power TO put down all in.
snrreciion, come from what quarter Il may
This policy has been deemed advisable in
ORDER 10 take the Kansas isggrogiio on, OF
the halls OF Congress and give peace and
quiet to the country. General Smith is a
cool headed man, and is considered one OF
the best officers Of the army. This will
do away away with cris'enden's, apd all other
propositions.
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MIR. EDlToR :--You will please announce
Capt q. NJ. FUNDERBURK, ms a candi-
date for Sheriff at tho ensuing election, and
Obligc his friends.
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MR EDlTog:-You will please announce
HENRY HANCOCK, Esq. rs candidate
Tor Sheriff OF Lancaster District, at the en-
suing election, and ohlige
= MANY SUPPORTERS
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Later from Kansas.

ST. IcrIs, June %.
a letter to the Republican dated West
port, the l7th inst, says that Col. Sum.
ner had blockaded the principal road.
leading 20 Kansas, and had driven out
Butord and Jones and Shelby, and other
leading Missourians. A letter from Kan
sas city states tlla! Col. Sumner had de.
clared that no armed persons shall enter
the territory except over his body. An
attempt had been made to assasSinate the
new Deputy Sheriff Of Douglas county,
but he. Killed one assassin aud the other
he'd. Col. sumner had r9seiyel. 4 des
patch from Fort kearney stating Ihat the
Chezeune and Sioux Indians had pro
claimed war against the whies, and tha,
one white had already been killed.
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Sr. LOUIS. June %.


Adviccs received in this city from Kan.
sas, report that Mr.. William Guy, Agent
Of the Shawnee and Wyando;t Indians,
had been murdered by the Indians. 1t
was reported that Governor Shannon had
resigned, and that his resignation, wqyld
take effect On the lst Of July. II was ru
mored TINT Mr, Brown, the editor of the
Herald of Freedom, had been killed. 1t
was said that Col. Sumner had encounter
ed party "f Missourians and lost two
men. but had driven The latter out of The
territory and had killed several. Col
Sumner, it is stated, had refused TO allow
party Of forty Soulherners to proceed to
Westport in order to settle on tlieir claims
at Hickory point. II was also reported
that party ofs0 from Chicago had been
deprived Of their arms at Lexington.
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WAsaiYGroS. juno %, 1856,

WAsHiTGToS, Juno %, 1856,
In the Senate to day, Mr.. Evans, Of
South Carolina replied to Mr.. Sumuer's
attack upon the history and institutions OF
tl,stSiaie.
ln The House, the Territorial bill was
discussed. =
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The undersigned proposes to commence
the publication Ola Weekly Newspaper in
i.cavcnworth City. under the title of the
LEAVENWORTII JOURNAL.
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WARRINGTON, June "a.
The Y. $. Senate 10 day passed the join,
resolution appropria,ing 100000 Tor the
purchase and, restoration to the British
Government oftbe British exploring ship
Resolutc, found deserted 10 the Arctic
Seas. A debate then eusucd on affairs in
Kansas In the House no business OF i'm.
portance was transacted.
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The a0vsrnor.hip Of Kansas.

"AshiNsfoN, june ~.
II is not true that Gcnersl Persiecr
smith has tcen appointed Governor OF
Kansas.
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The Senate agreed to adjourn on the
25th ofJuly, A. bill was passed authors
ing the construction Of q military road
from Sault Lake City a. Carson Valley,
Thv house debated tie Kansas Bin; and
bill was rspogsed 70 punish polygamy by
fne Of $500 aud imprisonment for f,e
years, winch was fcferred TO the Commit
fee Of The Whoic on the Stete Of the Tn.
tas,
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GrIrgrapgit.
COTTON DECLINED.

'EWS OF MR.. CHAMPIONS DISMISSAL
RECEIVED. ''
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Ma. EDrroe You will please afnonnce
JEFFERSON n. CQNNELL, Esq, as a
candidate for Tax Collector, ut the ensuing
election, and oblige his
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Wanted to Purchase

June llth, 1856.
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We arc authorized 90 announce Capt. A.
j. SEcREsT rs a cannidaie Cor Clerk of tho
Court Tor Lancaster District, at the next
election.
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or THE
LEANENW0RTH JOURNAL,

PROSPECTUS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-25
/; PEIl.4L .V'OTxCE
New York 4 Boston Passengers.
II Hours Saved
BY TAKING THH
New York l. Erie r. r.

.upers taking the s. ~ A NJ II sin on Michigan
ii Railroad AT Chicago, arrst at Suspension
n 90 y " Anne day aud conascf es.luspf-
h the New York Err Railroad arrive Ia
ok city next day Al 2.A6 Pm
VEN hours and Twenty Minutes IN dd-
Or any other Route
s'ngers taking thu q 40 p NJ tain "n Michigan
BAL Railroad connect through by Niagara Falls
also by the North Shore line of steamboats, 10
;, arriving In time for 6.OO An train "n the
ork l. Krie kailrosd, arriving ia New York
evening at s,UPM
+ HOlH Rmd Twenty nsinates an GdVdncs
Albany route
--ngers taking the 6 - a NJ train sn ia" Mich.
ern connect nj Toledo with ST. Amboat direct 10
o and arrive ia tune Tor the 5, ~ \ VI Steamboat
IS train on the \ = Ere Railroad arriving
~ York At II 30 PM
\ Not RS Ia advance 81 the Albany route
-engers taking the !. 10 train oh the samt con
nj Uunkirk with the 4 A NJ tram on the
railroad arriving at NV Yo al S.5OPx,
ii HOlH aud Twenty minutes in adodncs
h Ofhey route
Sscneer- leaving Chicago SATURDAY $50 4 N Oh
h. Central Raj road Will arrive Ia New York
|unday 2,45 PM
3VETEEN NOT RS IN advance Of the Albany
has from Dunk rk. Buffalo and NIAGARA Fall on
Erie Railroad make direct connections With all
leaving Chicago Tot tn East, ruuuine through
10 New York with less changes than sny other
pa s-ueer> must be particular 10 purchase
wa Nv York 4 Erie Railroad. II they wish I,
SIA Or SEVEN hOUNs in fine, and &c
ia without della,
chants, Produce aud Stock Dealers eau make
n con, raots by calling on the Company Agent,
Il PETERS, As't. - Dearborn 81, Chicago
T. Smith, Geu Agent. Cleveland, o
.lsd?m')
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-25
Va Fire and Marine Insurance
Company.

a meeting 81 the Stockholders 81 thr iowa
Ii re aud Marine In-ut tns. Company = h-ii Al
lft.r - ,hr Hon q & mitchell al Ia" CiN
II vcu;.tI August 10 Is5b uu HiOiion, Eiwi
la ~a- ,piatntrd Pir-idsnt aud Js- lambut
|IsD
IL ANITA ation ii the -t"ek subscription book II
p. ed that the requisite amount had been sub
A L., Autlotig, the toe khold,rt la elect BOA
directors
motion the stock holders proceeded TO the eirc
III a Board - IL Directors whrreapon Il & X
feti Geo l. Davenport. AlcS W Mc,stesor. Ed
|m,th, Enuch Mead II BiakeInoI-, Wan Mona
|. = tsulctt STRONG Burnett, JOS IaInbrite jaime
| stephen n. dup-"u JOHN II Dsvies. Benz =
| Jas Mciutueh Jos Motto I II Mcl3h-e and
| Chamberlain were doiv elected said board.
mot ION the meeting adjourned.
4 meeting ~ The Directors of thc Iowa Fire
ayiur iusur aimee Company held Al the ofice u
(. q X mitchell In thu city Of Davenport, Au-
his, ts6H At ! O'clock y NJ, q Mitchell was
"a Pres itrnt Alex W Mc9t.s"r, Wee President.
Chamberlain SECRETARY. and Ge" !. Davenport
Mrer
motion the President Vice President SecTcta-
a. Jos Lsmbrite were appointed committee u
re u crte ~ by laws and regulations. TO report
next meeting.
meeting h'u Adjourned.
EDWIN SMITH President.
,rPH LAMBRIrE, S-'S.
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