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9eoal advertisements.


ORDER Of NO7ICE"f SETTLEMENT
LORENZO d. nOYT'S ESTATE
STATE Of VERMONT. Caledonia District. S.
Al Probate court held AT 81 JoI,uurs, IL said tyIct
Oh the l-ih day VI JANUARY. 4 u. I,ov.
"A IIrkEAS, john ~ nu!t, administrator Oh
w the Lorenzo Hoy tlatc l., said
;rict deceased. Proposes tU render a,'v;.I
admin, IAtioI and to present his a,aIilsl
AAid e,tat. for examination AID allow
;A. pit OF IuaEin. partition ana 'iI-tIi"u;i'.n
Residue Il said estate, Under oil
Court auius the per,un> W law entitled
III, oIcrcd by said th,
rulsi ativ and ue heard the PROBATE
ice III IUhlSOIr!. the 18th day ot \. h.
lrr ordered that All pcrsUis interested b,
ltrr,'i S pI.U, auH OF vi the ICC"i III
.hrcr weeks successfully previous L. said the u
lux that the! may appear and contest the allow
81 said IL CIu,r:aild he by
Court i'll the matter @: PARTITION distribution"
estatt.
\ true copy vi record
Attest. ASA !. FRENCH. Judge oi Probate 81.
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SURGICAL. INSTRUMENTS.

Pocket Cases of Instruments, Dental Force p>.
CupIing Glasses. Eye. Lar and other Spcculum>
Silver aid Gum CaIhcitr>. Brca>, Pipes. Pumps
and Shells. Rubber Nipples and Nurse B",t,
luhes. Rnpbrr. Glass and Mctailc >lringe> of al
ICES pric, ) and qualities. Bye and lar >.rihge>.
Tru>sc, and Supporters. Ladies' and Gents
shoulder Braces, and Spinal Braces. tor sale by
c BINGHAM
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HARvELl'S CONDITION POWDERS.

t"i sasrso oil Horses AID Cattle The Of these Pow
uer> Is iHrl>r. the satisfaction they Civ, urt, -
Large ia' ka-eN. = cents. with full Directions
Es- Agents are authorized refund purchase money
"!l',i satisfaction l. Dot Nanuact ur,-, i,y
DE- HkRkICK BROTHER Chemists
AIBANY. New York.
HS ne above articles are sold by druggists and Country
World " ~
Es Dr Herrck 4 remedies sold by II r Hoyt J. &.
biii-han ami Fairbanks Co at - Jonrslury ant
hS'' III NJ Wcaks. yi'ion: Hiram WEEKS ST johns.
inrN ird 'y Druggists 'i Merchants 1hie
paper 'rrulafes Pr>ris requ!iIi, them viii eSure VI
Their respective Stur-keepcs The sale these
s2ASD
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GENERAL STARK
COOKING STOVE.

EOR Beauty, Utility and Durability. this
l. stove is not equallcd. 1t will do the greatest
amount of business with the least fuel If any
stove yet invented. Whoever gives the Genera
trial will find him able to back up these state
mcnts. Those who intend purchasing are re-
quested to call and examine for themselves.
H. Il 4 W. A. BROWN.
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IL STILL LIVE!"
y. g. DURANT, M. %,
(Successor 70 Or. Alexander

Respectfully informs the people OF Danvile and
vicinity. that owing to ''kecent Events he has
decided to make this town his permanent resi-
dence. and u devote himself to the practice Of
me1icine and surgery.
share Of the public patronage is respectfully
solicited.
Danville. Jan Is. 1860 ;3,5
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ORUERot NOTICE"fSE71LEME
ALBERT CHIlDS ESTATE.

SINE Of NtKAONT. CairdOia Di>tI't,
Al Probate Count held at ST J"hIsLuIy Gstri,
on the | tn day ui Jan. \ ID. iSy..
NNEkEAS Jutt fiil>burN .kNeunr Of tho LAST i'll
w Aid -staII.rt ui Albert Child, late ui burc
district Decreased, PROPOSES To iciuti vhit uI
AID IL Present his G,c,t a.4'>t >ai,.
estate Tor iiiat'I anu ALTO" alice Tor The pUp> ul
PARTITION AMI distribution Ui the Ttsi. SAID
UIiti oi sid Voll auls the I,r,us
b, law nu To- tile same Ii |, Therefore
urt that the under
heard at Probate Once J"hI.>bl ttii
A.I oi fcb \. ID. IS,.' And IL /, furtucr ordered
Ikat all interested. b. Notified hereof u. putl.l
Ut Sp4 OF the record of thus order in the
nsd AT 81. Jvhi,ourN three weeks suCce>si,eS pre-.
ss;1 tine ui hariug that they appear
test allow vi said II They CAUSE ai
Also br u-arI b. said i'll the matter OF partition
distribution q, said estate.
Ny the Court.
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge OF Probate.
True Copy OF Eecurd
1873 Attest. asa l.. FRENCH. Judge Of Probate
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prepared by SETH ". FOWLE6 co. Boston, and for
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JOHN BACON ST John-tury Centre; IL. A. QrINbY Ly J.
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First House North ri Smith Church.

where they i'll lind iiy in att, nianCe hn will away
respectively receive u>i tIr ,.Tate ih- hiIir
iOWNE. Agent f,r Ca,.,!via e..
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STATE OF VERMONT.

STATE or TERMONT
EsseA District. s.
The Probate Court for the district OF E,seA To persy>
1AJohn. Susan. Eliza Ysnlih ui Henry Elliott. vir,I
aud i-IIs u john Elliott late "t uIeBburg in
.eCcaSc REPRESENTS said court 10. her petition III
writing that h'r >hi VA Us have all it,Ir>i IN certain
real estate .tuitc in lueIbury aforrs aid and that
Interest Ia sad reai estate Sold aid the PROCEEDS, put
interest; rhrr'!r she pra!> the grant ri II
10 sell ali tbe interest 81 her said wards said
tate
Said application Will be heard and decided by sail court
at the probate ule III IueLuEI In said district III,
aSt DAY OF January. ID 1871.
iaa.,- eneri,re heret, notified appear before sal,
Court al the time and place aforesaid and Object II
c1us, to the grai,iin. OF said license
Dated at LuneLbur< Aforesaid this 9Th day Of Janua-y
A. d. lSoo
72-7A JONAH EKOOKS. Judge Of PROBATE.
STATE or TEENONT.
Essex Di>tri.;
In Chancery, Sd Tuesday Of March 1861. Guildhan
Daiei ,.oodhue Of Campton In the county OF GIafrl
aid siLte ofNcw Hampshire
J.na1tan W. Winter formerly Of said canptnn tu nov
s'Iie ~ sarts nnkno~n.
TIE p-iisoner setr forth In hts PETITION that the 2J.
til, VI r. truar! A ID 1851. the d.It ,il!
him mortgage deed Of certain laid In Blrnit-H in ,a.
COUNTY. tbed I> Ulkws. lot No ragr
SAIL Rio,ir II. conditioned Tor the PAYMENT oi
tain ul< ,iac it'll sad
the Of SA". J. able L. he al ipi
oser demand WHIT Interest and >i=icib, ,lu in
AMI GOVdhur. Viii, 1. jGslI ~ Il ill.,.
has been paid According ~ tenor and
same
wherefore the Petitioner prays tina, the equity Of
deptlon OF ID. .ai deit IN the premises may he to'c"
,ed agIcrat IL law ad lia' iIg prayed OFT
.a.st the ,lst which ha,m.g issued. aid II ap,eA
that thu rt Is "ui Z" the reach I" PROCESS -; THIS state
and said bil ts He'd Tor that purpooe Is ordeic a'
Tie d,lt. tc hUlncu vi Tue pei.GiC! al said II
ch,lCrry al the term above haru BY putativ vi this
OI'i.r three WCrks hLtCt ssi't ~ Ie la tbs
aIr,ioiar paper printed at 81 Joh.burI in this stat
the ia> puLi I" le at least day U,Ivic sai,
TUESDAY Vi Maj. h. lk,C, that urt app.
to the rall,r VI said till I be taken ~ confessed
Dated At GuildaIl atVIe said, this Ieth JANUARY
A b. lS6v.
WM. H. HARrSIIORN. Clerk.
GEO W. HARrsHoRN, Solicitor for Petitioner. 14-7o
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-05
VIM, WALLACE,

who was nominated on the first ballot tor
Probate Judge is a resident of Msrtinsville,
where he was elected Justice of the Peace,
about year ago, by a tremendous majority.
A neighbor told US that the only objection
the people down there had to him for Pro.
bate Judge, was that they did not wish to
loose him as Justice--a good recommenda-
tion by the by. MIR Wallace is good law
yer, q qua iifcation essential in the Office for
which he is a candidate.
WIN WILKINSON, jr,
Of Smith Township, is man with whom we
are well acquainted, and when we say that
he s one of those men in whose hands the
county funds would be safe and guarded with
cate we soy no more than the truth. He
will make an excellent Commissioner.
JNO. II. PIPER,
of Blrnesville, candidate for Director OF
lnfirmary, is, from sll we know, we'll suited
to the Office.
Here is ticket entire, which is emphat-
ically from the people. 1t is composed OF
men whose industry and capacity have
placed them where they Gre. They are just
such as the people always like to honor.
We are not given to wild assertion, MOI
are we wide Of the truth when judging from
the popularity of these men, from the
strength and growing power of our cause
and Judging from the numerous accessioni
from the Democratic party, and the deodnesi
and the spiritless condition Of our opponents
we think we are safe in predicting the elec
tion Of the Peoples ticket by a majority
ranging from 800 10 500. To this end lie
our energies be directed. While we go!
this, We also admit that If we win, labo
must accomplish the victory.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-05
Editorial Breyities.

Hon. Owen Lovejoy, Of Illinois, has
been re-nominated for Congress, by the Re
publicans of the Hid District.
Hon. Fernando Wood, Mayor Of New
York, is out in favor of Douglas and John.
ston.
There were seven fires in New York,
on Wednesday evening last. inside OF seven
hours.
The Republicans OF the XIth Distri C,
of this State, have nominated Hon. l.. b
Horton for Congress.
DIR, Brodbeck, lite Senatorial dele
gate to the Republican Natio nal Conven
ton, at Chicago, died at his residence il
layton, Ohio, on the 2sth ult
"A Democratic receiver Of public monies
Natchitoches, La, has proved himself de
fuulter to the Cove rnment in the snug sun
Of ss5 900.
The number of Gen mans in the Unite,
States is estimated al 746l ,724. Their
are three German Representatives in Con
gress, ali of whom were born in this country
Gov. VIM. Pennington, Speaker Of tn
House of Representatives, has returned t
his home, in Newark, New Jersey. He wa
greeted by thousands of his friends, VIII
turned out to welcome him.
james Gordon Bennett, Esq Editor o
the New York Herald, gsve grand enter
tainment to the Japanese last week. Thre
thousand invitations, It is said, were issued
An exchange says that Mrs. Bennett ha
$4,000 worth of diamonds and jewelry O.
her persrn.
The Republicans OF Brooklyn, N. Yorl
held a large and enthusiastic meeting on las
Wednesday evening, to ratify the nomint
tions of Lincoln and Hamlin. Speeche
were made by Hon. F. p. Blair, Dani
Ullman, and others. MIR. Ulman was, ,
one time, the American candidate for Gov
ernor Of New York.
Hon. Fl. p. Hum, the United State
Senator from California, under Executi,
appointment, 10 place Of the murders
Broderick, died on the 9th ult., Of congo
tion chills, contracted on the steamer viii
returning from Washington City.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-05

The TORNADO IN Iowa AND ILLINOIS
The Iowa City Reporter has the following
Summary of the killed and wounded in the
grea, storm Of several weeks ago:
Harden coun,y-Killed z; wounded 81;
houses destroyed 81; estimated loss, $75;
900.
Linn coun,y-Killed Is; wounded 35;
houses destroyed 10; estimated loss $780,,
900. ...i..
Clinton county-Killed 76; wounded 1850,
estimated ,loss$4oO,oo0.
Jones county--Killed 8; wounded 80;
houses destroyed Isl estimated loss sac, 900.
Besides the above. there 10 TO be counted
the loss, Of life and property at Albany and
other places In Illinois s.l
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-05

The New York Herald of,the Gath says:
The shortest way - a rational conclusion
is from the assuption that, under the oiroum-
stances. the elements Of oppa,iion to the,
Republicans will be FILTERED away. Lin.
coin viii thus be our next President BY
majority Of the ELECTORAL votes.
We have no regrets, mesn,inss, ~.
express over the broken down Democracy.
We congratulate the American people that
this corrupt and dsmoralized party Of jug.
CLING and swindling spoilsmen, with poli,i-
cal vagabonds and vagrants as its managers,
has at last been broken 20 peices from their
quarrels over the spoils. ."'t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-05
PEOPLES CONVENTION
GREAT ENTHUSIASMU
Harmonious Nominations !!
FROM DEMOCRACY -

The Convention d, Belmont on las. Satur.
day was the most complete success oi any
Convention we have ever attended. The
number in attendance about 400, from near
ly all parts Of the county, was composed Of
men who are in the habi. of doing what
they will They included the leading men
of both the Republican and American party
and also number who huve recently tired
of Democracy. The nominations we're made
with such remarkable unanimity and har-
mony that the ticket in this county has q
strength almost impregnable.
We witnessed the nominations, and while
two were made by acclamation, without
dissenting voice, and the others after but
brief balloting, yet all was done with de-
liberation, coolness, aud an evident desire
TO make the very best possible choice. Then
when the report OF the nominating Commit
tee was made known to the Mass Conven-
tion, II was ratified with such hearty good
will, nd the proceedings carried on with
such numerous outbursts OF enthusiasm, tn II
all must have been convinced Of the irwin
chile power Of the Convention Of Saturday.
The fact that men were prominent there
who have until recently centered their hopes
upon the Democratic party, and now are %
convinced of its limitless corruption tina,
they have cast their lots with the "childrer
of light" is also an evidence of coming
success.
4 The nominations of the Convention ais,
added strength to the cause. For Sheriff o
Belmont county the name Of
i PATRICK LOCHARY,
is one that is only known to be respected =
Two.ysars ago when he was comparatively
stranger, :hs Sovereign People made hin
their choice to fill the responsible office @
: Sheriff, and nov the universal voice of aR
save those tongue-sied by party--is that h
, has well and truly fulfilled his duties. Hi
> G Ge1tlemanly manners and promp,ness 1
business has won him many warm friend
who will not forget him on the election day
c. L. POoRMAN,
Who received, by acclamation the nomina
tion Of the convention for the office Of Coul
" Auditor, has served the people In tina
capacity for nearly two years credit wit
TO himself and honor to the office.
Mr.. Poorman is too we'll known for us
. waste words in his praise. We present hi
! name and with his official record before th
county, are glad that we can give it as
balance In his favor. With unusual promp
ness and energy Mr.. Poorman has meet a
q the demands Of the office. We are glad
a tell our readers that they will havea 20,
70 opportunity to Judge Of his capacity in Il
ensuing campaign, for he will be heard
IN every Township rallying the People 10 emil
in the contest. i
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-05
ne Cleveland Dembora, OF til. gath

the Cleveland Democrat OF the a4th
says NJ,
Sunday had scarce departed-ths last
stroke OF IL had scarce ceased its sound, as
it ceased it's sound, as it proclaimed that tho
Sabbath had near ended, ere the booming
thunder, of over 100 guns commenced firing
in'the Park in honor Of the nomination of
John G. Breckenridge and Joseph Lane, for
President and Vice President Of the United
Slater. ctt
The same journal raises the flag of Breck.
enridge and Lane, and says that "esoh has
a character that, as honest men, slander has
never dared to assail;" snd.that, "from the
Aroostook 10 the Rio Grapde, from the At.
lantc to the Pacific, these neminaiions will
be hailed with joy and gratnlations by, tho
stsrr Democracy who love the Union and
its Constitution"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-05
- - p -
STORM IN DROOKLYN.
NKw YoHK. June 80, l

ID t,u,.- NEW foHK, June W, l6oO,
Between 3 and Q O'Clock yesterday after!
noon, violent squall passed over South
brooklyn, causing a terrible accident at the
Academy Of Music in process Of erection in
that city, At the time the squall was at its
be gbth % o'kmen were engaged In put
ting up the roof Of the e1ifice. when gust
Of wind entirely demolished the roof Of the
building. Six Of the workmen were in
jursd BY the sccident, two OF them so seri.
ously that they are not expected to recover.
The damage TO the Academy Is estimated a,
abou. $4,000.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-05

0HrThe reports Of the crops are almost
without exception Of the most encouraging
character, not only In Ohio, but throughout
the country. Fruit, apples especially, are
much more abundant than usual, and Of Gu.
perior quali'yf The grass Drop is magnif.
cient, and corn, oats, wheat. hay and pota.
toes have seldom looked better; so we may
look for better tines ahead.-Ohio State
Journal.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-05
srlt they CoMR.--The Chilllco,ho Gaz-

srLt THEY CoME.--The Chillicothc Gaz-
stts says:
Col. Van Trump, tho candidate Of the
Fiflgore party for Governor In 1857, Is out
for Lincoln and Hamlin, and will probably
take the stump for the ticket this fall.
0.TA Western friend asks tho Alsbamy
Journal, "Is New York sure for Lincolni"
The Journal replies: "New York 10 as sure
tsr Lincoln as Vermont 10. and will give q
larger msjorisy than any other State In the
Union."
6TThs japanese Embassy left for JspaI
he other day.on the steamer Niagara.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-05
New Jersey CoNsERvTrvEs FoR LINCOLN
r H. 10. a. 80 n

New JERSEY CoNsERvTIvEs FoR LINCOLN.
The Baltimore Patriot tssys:
A large number of the conservative Dem.
ocrs,ic and Opposition manufacturers OF
Newark. New Jersey, whose trade with the
South amounts to not less than fifteen mil.
iop year, disgusted with the corruption of
Democratic rule, have recently taken pains
to ascertain Mr.. Lincolds's views Of public
policy, by direct personal communication
with him through one Of their number; and
thsy are so well satisfied OF bic conservatism
and uprightness that they have determined
to support him for President. ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-05

G~ro shame where 10 thy blush!-Wssh.
lneton Constitution.
lit were where Il should be, your mas
ter's would be ss red as turksy-cock's gills,
-Louisville Journal. att lgQs1I
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-05

p1 The Great Eastern arrived
at New York one day last week,
She encountered good weather or
the trip to this country.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-05

The proceedings throughout were hsrmo-
|nious and enthusiastic--more so indeed
than any convention we have ever attended.
b. s, COWEN, Chairman. !
C DAVENPORT,
D. THoBuRN, ! Secretaries,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-05

Congressional Districts,
Ia pls,riet-BENJ EGGLEsToN:
"a do WILLIAM NJ DICKSON;
Cd do FRANK MoWHTNNEY;
Ith do JOHN RILEY KNOX;
5th do ID. II. MURPHY;
7tb do NELSON RUSH;
9th do JOHN +. HINKLE;
10Th do II. s. BUNDY;
IIth do DANIEL B. STEWART;
J4th do WILLARD sLOCUM;
18th do JOSEPH ANKENY;
10Th do EDWARD BALL;
I7th do vOHN A. DAVENPOR RT;
10Th do SAMUEL d. PHILBRICK.
tNoTE.-The sth, 9th, I2th. 18th. 18th. goth nd
2Ist Districts presented names for ectors, pre-
ferring TO make the nominations attheir Congress-
ional Conventions. j
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-05


2 Colerain-B Ellis DUNCAN; r
Flushing-Dr 8 Bailey;
Goshen--J M Lewis;
Kirkwood--Dr Wm Jones;
Mead--Henry Welsh;
Pease--Wm Wallace;
Pultney--Dr M w Junkins;
Smith--A G Ra,nage;
Somerset--DrJ S Ely;
Washington--Issac Welsh;
Warren--Dr ] w Warfeld;
Wayne--Mathew Boothe;
Richland-Dr d Welsh, .e
Wheeling--Willism Dunbar;
York--Joseph Carol, Jr.;
Union--Sami DUNCAN.
The nominations were adopted BY the
mass convention without dissenting voice.
The following resolution was offered;
Resolved, That We pledge our hearty sup.
port to the nomins tions Of the Chicago con.
vention and also to the nominee Of this
convention
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-07-05

IHe HUulIHdtIuH u MI TIper Wdt decIdrec
unanimous. fN 'fff41
This completing the nominations, the
nominating committee adjourned ant repair
cd TO the wsreroom below, where the crowd
were entertained by speech from L.
Danford, Esq, Gen. Jss. Weir, C. Arick,
Esq, DR.. NJ, W. Junkias and Judge B. s,
Cowen.
The nominations were announced by the
Secretary, along with the following list Of
delepates 10 the Congrasaional Conyantion I.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-06
Notice to Steamboat Oncers.

nNAND AFTER SUNDAY, APRIL Ter. 1aao
ranged as to show the head and foot Of the rs.s,
on each side Of the draw passage. Boats snir.
down can see the right and left hand Of The No.
OF the draw from Stubb's Eddy, about one mia
above a!sr. the Bridge. Boats going up can - tIs
mel opposite the foot Of the 1slaad, ose-fourth -
mile below the Bridge.
The green signal Light % the STAFF q the fooH
Of the pier and the red Signal Light It the ksad
o. tho per, IN Dc continued - heretofore.
JOHN F. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport, March cad 1850. (msr9s -dSu
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-06
STATE OF NEW YORK,

Cry AND COUNTY or NEW York; g.
SamueI Brown, President, and James NJ. Bates,
Secretary Of the american Exchange Fire Insur-
ance Company to me personally known, Dcing
severally afi mod and sworn depose and say that
the foregoing is true, full and correct statement
of the affairs Of said Company that the said In
surance Company is the bona fi1e owner of at
least one hundred thousand dollars Of cash CAPT
tai, invested in mortgages on unincumbered real
estate, worth at least doub the amount for VIII ch
the same is mortgaged, that the above described
investments. nor any part thereof, arc made for
the benefit Of any individual exercising authority
in tae manage cement Of said Company, either as
President Secretary, Treasurer, Director, or other
wise; that the mortgages above described have
not beer assigned nor in any manner released or
impaired by said Company and that they are the
above described officers Of said Company.
SAMUEL BROWN, President.
JAS. NJ. BATES. Secretary.
Sworn and affirmed to before me, this 2Sth day of
March, A. d. 1860.
H. 81 Witness my hand and seal.
ALLEN KUTHERFORD.
Comm ssoner for the State Of Iowa, in n. York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-06

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