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It becomes painful duty death OF beloved
relative aAd friend Col r. NJ SPENCER, May b,
1884, died May lh, 1862 at his residence (Cden King and
Queea county lie Leaves aGeconate WIFE devoted son,
and large circle Of relatives and friends their loss
Though his departure yet Il IL without hops
bis lie enlneny characterized by fruits christianity
his death triumph 10 all that renders Christians death be
In early life Spencer very successful merchant and
by ugay unans Industry coupled with superior business
amased goodly fortune which rded lin
ample indulge his cherished desire OF being useful to his
s, m pseunay aid and na eosn.s Sa he
poor mans friend and counsellor thus saving them from
the evils Of which himself much deprecated that
though extensive bu'nes he seldom II
gagged suit, either plaintiff defendant H motto f
any thee at the law and take thy let him have
thy cloak Also"
Such pr ncpes with his tne business publications emnenty
hm for posts honor In his county many Of which he
held with much satisfaction and advantage.
Justice Of the Peace and as firm advocate OfTempeanee
he accomplished much good checking the views o the ous
and shielding the oppressed from harm In 1884 he made
slon Of religion and was eaeEed into the fellowship Of Lower
King Queen Church. by Eide Richard Caybrook which he
Efficient and consistent member until si2 when he
was many others for the purpose OF mixing OIL
Ii. d deaths ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '"'''"' y ' -'
Off Class eralneny useful and instrumental In
efectng great good his church. Ia liabilities
pes largely In his liberal contributors Indeed, with
him seemed peculiar pleasure to give Relations connection
and friends testify his Iberay In assisting them willie
embar monetary affairs especially the whter Of this
who much of his worldly property add mdehoi his religious
enjoyment the wise counsel and christian encolrag Of
Tbougb not greatly gifted In conversation yet he possessed
teecua powers and moral virtues which welded powerful
auence and all ctols Of all who knew him. and eth
Client good building q Ulss kingdom the earth
Asa neighbour could be kind and obgng, often
making great sacrifices for thtir good.
husband, he deyotsdy sectionate, and no where
seemed $ happy with the partner Of his bosom.
master he kab iadulgent and solctous for his
servants welfare their tears his abundaniy s
ned.
For some time he had 10 leae h but he ell
days before his death, when he taken
quite and before his friends fully aware Of his condition
he peace holy IegnAOn 10 rest 10 The DO Of
Saviour with the that he would bear him
safely through the dark valley AMI shadow OF death to the JOYS and
happiness OF heaven.
them widowed heart whrse channel affection Aos
ed full increasingly his soul the
life end fhends and brethren, and sste
him while earth, TO for u
faith al shall be permitted again 10 meet TO part more In
the mansions Of glory.
His funeral preached at 0yet the first Lords day
In June by his Pastor Thom Is Evans from Psa 8h and
MARX the perfect man. and behold the upright for the end
Of that man is peace
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THE VACANCY IN THE SUPREME CoCRT-The President,
saws the Providence Journal avoids least the charge
of unseemy haste in appointing successor to Judge
Daniel. We that he is looking about with his Ian
term in search Of an honest man and accomplished
urst. The selection ola Judge for the bench OF the
United States Supreme Court is always matter of the
gravest Importance But is pre-eninently important
at the present time At this period, when the question
Of the extent OF the authority OF the Court is much
discussed, when the unpopuIarity of of its oJitr
dctd is so widespread and when it is suspected by many
whether Justly or not of being somewhat affected by par
tsan Influences the President cannot be too careful in
hs choice of Judge.
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The indians, which will deter them from further depre

the Indians which will deter them from further depre-
dations.
Mr. On opposed the amendment as entirely unneces-
sary.
Mr.. McRae accused Mr. Olin of having coldblooded
spirit of sectional prejudice He was convinced OF the
fact of the bucheres committed but he was not willing
to arrest them.
Mr.. DIN Indignantly repeled this. He was opposed
to the amendment because he wanted to put an end TO
the present difficulties by preventing he-hounds IRON
bouncing on peaceable Indians and driving them from
their homes.
| Mr. Reagan said the language employed by Mr. ohn
was deliberate and wilful calumny on the people oil
Texas Finally the amendment vas rejected, there be-
! ing only As votes in the Affirmative.
The Senate's amendment making appropriations for
Notifications was advocated by Mr. Whitley He said
the House bill for this purpose appropriated 1918 OOO
and the proposition pending merely increased the
| amount 100000.
Mr. Curtis remarked that the aggregate was 81 25O-
600.
Mr.. Whitley resumed, saying oui Notifications have
cost $50 100000. Why should not even this small
amount be appropriated for works in fifteen States?
Mr.. Berry opposed to such log-roling de would
cut the whole concern.
Mr.. Elliot advocated the appropriation They should
either complete the works promptly give them up FL
nally the House refused to concur III the amendment
On motion of Mr. Stanton, the study OF the cadets al
! the Military Academy was limited TO four years.
The committee rose and the House concurred IN the
| action on the amendments Adjourned.
| JUDICIAL ELEcTIoN-The following is the official re-
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An ou,ragc an ,he PresIdrnt

The latest instance of adding insult to injury the
holding Of Large aud enthusiastic Douglas meeting al
Lancaster Pa, the home Of venerable "Chief Mag
i,rare The gathering held last Thursday, aud i
said 10 have been quite an imposing one and the speak
ers were anything but complimentary to the President
If We were "Old Buck, we wOull move away from Lam
caster and take up our abode in the Feeee Islands.
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UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
WASHINGTON, June l5-The United States Agricul-
tura Society has nearly perfected arrangements for the
holding of their 9Th annual exhibition at Cincinnati in
September The Premium list will be larger than at any
other similar exhibition in the world. Should the pleuro
neumOnia render il unsafe congregate cattle increased
premiums will be given for horses aud implements ln
order to thoroughly test machines and implements, the
exhibition will remain open ten DAYS.
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DIED..
v. on The s,h instant. Mrs yUzApyTB

In RaPpahannoek county on the 9Th instant Mrs ELIZABETH
REMPfR sged hundred and years. and months and
fourteen days s= etased her mental faculties last
On the 18Th instant. at O'Clock r. after Illness I'll
LIN wife Mordecsi szer. only the
late Jane Montague, in the 2zd year OF her age.
friends Of the family ana OF the Fxs family request
70 attend funeral at II o'clock suaday morning.
the Grace Street Baptlh Church.
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Now and Then.

Judge Law is the Democratic candidate fer Congress-
in the fret district of Indiana. In 1913 Mr. Law
candidate for the T. s Senate In ls4s Law declared
himself directly in favor of the WilmOt Provisp ard
Law declares himself directly against it, What Law"
then is not claw" now.
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FROM HAVANA

NEw ORLEANS, June l5.-The Grenada has arrived
from Havana with dates the 9th She brings Panama
dates to the third
1t is reported that Gen LOsqura designed Selling the
Isthmus, but the arms had been removed
War between Salvador and Nicaragua was considered
imminent
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Very Likely.

The Louisville Journal says that the yey common
phrase an The H'saRtins," if use v enty ysrI ence,
viii be universally understood to This present. Pc,
rod Of LocoleeO sway rtA
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ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL.
SPRNGFIELD Ill., June l5-The overland mail of the
25th arrived last night The news summary not
ceived Prince Goitaro is not dead and there is every
hope ofhis recovery.
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SANDS and experience have de-
upon the condition Of the blood depends the
health OF the body Consequently when disease In the shape Of
scrous eryspea ulcers eruptons liver complaint
&C., appear It's evident that the secrve functions
inert and impurities have been engendered in the blood
which working their way the This celebrated TX
will speedily purify the blood equallze the circulation In
prove the appetite mpar and vgor the system grad.
ualy but surely eStirpste the disease. jelS-dkwlw
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EEw YORK June l5oottOn nominal Flour considerably lower
Southern Fine tO $500 Wheat active, cent lower Corn
dull mike G2GCaH yellow 10%c Pork steady mess II 900
Ss % prime 80 Whisky steady at 90 cents Sugar heavy
Orleans llO079 TO- Spirits Turpenne duh at % cents Rosin
steady at 15jlts 57E. Rice firm and unchanged.
BALTIMORE June lFlour dull an heavy Howard Street aud
Ohio 50 so Wheat steady red SEQ 81 36 white lODs o. -
Corn active; yellow O97i white Iic Pfoyons stiad Ba
co sides lO%c Mess 1850 $3.50 Prime SIS. whisky
firm
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sEMPLEs ISFALBLE DAENG PoNDERAu persons fond Of LIGHT
wholesome loaf bread, biscuits batter
cakes purchase this Powder with confidence Thematrs,
are perfectly harmless and pleasant ihsn soda sara
4c No fear Of Sur BREAD The Of will make nghrsl
sweetest bread the shortegt possible time time
expense and dissppolnts the accompanying simple d.
rections observed Besides manufactured 10 Virginia aud
ia no invention OF Yankeedom Jchn W Garck mfnufs-tf
and sole proprietor Richmond Va We know him. ut H.
and H. the best tried Get ard nai TIE
| directions.
For sale throughout the stse BY Druggists and Goes gsa,.
/ .tly
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SLAYER CAPTnRFn.
MARKETS.


BosTON June l5-The sloop-of-war Portsmouth, cap
tured May 7th on the coast Of Africa, the brig Fal
mouth, of New York, supposed to be n SLAYER.
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NEW BOOKS.
RECEIVED BY
JAMES WOODI3OUSE d co.

VNHE BEAUTY by Mrs GREY, author Of the Gamblers
Il Wife Cloth %, paper covers 60.
ThE AMERICAN MANUEL or PHOTOGRAPHY being COM
pete Guide acquisition Of PmAn Phonetic Shorthand
by Lonely. &c,
MARGARET MONCRIEFFE; the First Love Of Aaron Burr
Of the Revolution; by Chas Burde l25. with 4
face smile Of Aaron Frs celebrated Cipher Letter and
Kew.
THE COMPREHENSIVE Farm RECORD, with directions for la
use; by ,. H. Hough. 0ne yOame DO; half RussiAn.-
$3.50
SERMONS by J. Addison Alexander VIOLA so.
sACRAMENTAL p COURSES by James W. Alexander 100.
MOTHERS TRIALS by the suhor OF "My Lady" 100
CICERO on GRATORY AND 0RATOSs translated by Watson
isc.
THE Wat INDIES AND THE SPANISH MAIN; by Anthony
Trolope, the author o. or IhOrne." 100
ABBOTrS HIST, RY OF GENGHlS KHAN &c
Dr. SMITHS SMALLER HISTORY OF GREECE. COO.
DANESBURH HOUSE; by Hzry Wood. Doc.
THE CHRISTIAN MIRROR Words In Season by A. L. o.
REV. MR. sLAUGHTERs NEW BOOK-Man and Woman, or the
Law OF HOI applied the solution Of the problem why
many than Chrians?' With an
Introduction by Professor Bedoe, Of the University Of N
gnla. G2c.
SHORT PRAYEK3 FOR FAMILY USE pc is6
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z. EZEKIEL.

RIcHNosp Nov. Il, 1879.
In EZEKIEL take oath the Holy Bible, that have been
bald years and have restored using EZE
KILLS VIRGINIA HAIR RESToRER NLPHTAu EZzSIEI-
This day before by Esphtan Ezekiel Jos mAYo
del6-d4vly asyor Of Richmond.
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JUDGE OF TIE MUSTINGs COURT.-An Ell

FUDGE OF THE HUSTINGS COURr.-An eI, C
u ton Of Judge of the Hastings Court Of the City Of Richmond
will be held in the several wards Of the City Tuesday
inst viz
Is JEFFERSON WARD-At the Hall over the First Market
Commissioner Joseph Brummel John j. Wilson, Luther Lib.
by Alex ander Craig and Thos. L. Word.
fonductOr-Reuben T. Seal
IL MaDIsoS WARD At the City Hall
Commissioners F. shepperson, Jas A. Scott IT, Grant,
Geo. n Gwahmey and Geo w. Randolph.
CsnductOr-E II. Charley.
liz MONROE wARD-At Lacy's shop on Broad street
D1nis'Oners -Thos Barham Thos Bouiar Henry oyell
Thos NJ Jones and y Matthews.
Condaetor-wm n. Kelley.
THOS. LAWSON
ell Clerko MI hsCo
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A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOvERY.-some four
IN months excellent NAPHTA kZEEiE, In
formed hat he had prepared hair with Which he
experimental upon his head whose top entirely bald
We him days and the place bald four mouths
since crop hair has sprung with vigorous growth So
convinced Mr. EzEK Of the efficacy Of his discovery that he
named Il 'rHE INFALLIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR REsT0RER
Mr. about going into extensive manufacture Of article
which destined prove Of anxious interest TO bald psted
iriends-Fr0m Richmond Enquirer, Dec. l2tt, 1850.
This famous article be had oithe principal Druggists
Those persons who desire fne head ofha have only the
according printed directions the bottle Those who
any doubts Of It's efficacy have them removed In short
tre b. using the VIRGINIA hair REsT02ER INPALLIBLE
proving that IL Is all that Is Is claimed TO be.
Wholesale depot for ord.rs, 62 Main g. z. EZEKIkL-
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OPINIONS OF THE LONDON PRESS.
1--WE recommend correspondent TO try MoSs soYER
Sauce entitled Sauce" 1t
recipe Its excellent and affords considerable aid
ses Of SLOW DIGEsros."-7ne Lancet
"savory Pquan and Spicy, worthy the genius Of soye"0b
serper.
"A valuable adjunct Fish, Flesh and Fowl and should
have place every tabe"-AAds.
Sole Agents for the United States.
GARDNER G. YvELIN, PIT Fulton st., New York,
and BRAY 4 HAYES, "a CornhiI, Boston.
For sale by Grocers and Fruit Dealers everywhere.
ialT-9tawly
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THE oxycENATRL DITrRRs,


The qualities Of this medicine have placed imperha
bic foundation In destroying disease and inducing health has
no parallel
the following Complaints these Bters Specific viz
Dssptpd Iadis eon, Heart Burn, Acidy, CostireHes
Los of appetite, Hedddc1e and General IDENTITY
In many sections Of country this preparation Is extensively
by physicians their practice and to have restored
many health who apparently beyond the reach Of the heal
ing art
YORK. Livingston Co., N Y, Oct l, 1859.
Messrs. 8. ". RowLR CO..
srs-Dyspepsd with associates up Its
abode with opposition TO the skill Of OF the most cee
braed physicians until the spirit willing o. relief could be
induced by the urgency friend try THE 0XYGENA-
TED BITTERS little dreaming that the GIead In the bound
or patent medicines the first drGugh was ever
induced qusd But thanks be God, bdi1 and a
efficient and grateful The most aggrayang symp
IN mmoderse and Irregular beating Of the
Immediately after taking food attended with
ton, and very frequently violent attacks Of papon lasting
poweress spoonful OF milk rice would
brdensome conn by taking half teapoonuthe
full one. yeTypeIseyerng uG lad taken three
bottles: since then. intervals. have taken
began realize Us genial effects immediately besides Is
remey grateful and Cshug beverage, which Is charm
that medicines boast Of would srs heartily
edrRey beg all who afflicted with Dyspepsia in form
e your oXygenated Btte as do esteem them invaluable
Very respectfully, Miss STICKING.
r. Prepared by SETH W. FowLE co., Boston, for
sale retail by ADIE GRAY PURCELL LADD
gss and dealers il medicines in city and country.
rny9 A ca
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
SOYER'S SULTANA SAUCE.
FOR HOT AND COLD DISHES OF ALL KINDS.

This most delicious and appetising Sauce,
Invented by the renowned "soYER," for
the LONDON Reform Club, is, since his de-
cease, manufactured by the well-known
house Of CROSSE 4 BLACKWELL, London,
from the original recipe. 1t Is the favor.
tie Sauce in England, and on the CONT
nent, with high and growing reputation
among American Epicures, and is much APP
proved Of as stinulant TO the appetite
and aid TO digestion.
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n-%VHRGINIAH HISTORICAL AND
49, PHILOSOPHICAL s0CIETY.-A spe 'ial meeting Of
the Society will be held the Library Room In the Mechanics
Institute on TUESDAY, 18Th June, at e% O'clock Z. NJ.
BIZ order Of The Executive Committee. jelG-8t
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JUDICIAL ELEcTIoN-The following is the official re-
of the votes for Judge in the 18th Judicial dis
trict of Virginia:
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uv.r,s u,racuIous Vcrmju Dc,,ro,

e the oldest remedy known for RAT
NICE, CoCKR0ACHEs, BUGS. ANTs MOSQUITOES FLEAs
MOTHS GRAIN-w o RMS and GARDEN ISsECTs
~ Principal depot Cia BRoADwAY,E.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere n,lg A.,
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CARRIAGE AND Pillow B0LIS.-Just received
~ from the manufacturer iUn supply Of Carriage and Pillow
Bolts comprising size, for which respectfully solicit
call from any psri5n Of such good, which selling
cheap I. ROBERTSON SON5,
No. B Main
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SPECIAL NOTICE

e. 81 81 viii buy one Of Grahams snail sten-l III
marking clothing With lSDHAELE SN Gail and examine Il.
mems, or II you 1--we 10 The country send for sample
stamp. Also, every variety Of Brands made 70 order
A. T. GRAHAM, Brand Gutter
fe 21u Cor. 18th and Gary STA under Tobaccc Rehanse
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RARE OPPORTUNITY Il

49, now offered 70 4 Of esplisl-to purchss. n. f.
terest a partner retiring, engaged IN Wt-,s.
Boot and shoe Manusc occurring Company 10 Phlaierhs ~
House old and we'll established one vcraby NOV
throughout south and West The business can BE- ines,
almost any amount Continued M health Is he cause Of N. nan
ner retiring. Address care Of ALEX HILL Co
mA25-lw ~ Main 81, Richmond "a
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Children over and over year, age half the price O
white persons -
THOS DODAMEAD,
General supt, Va, Central Railroad.
HARxLS, Mason 4 Co, Stage FroI rietors.
jel4-3m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-27
Partnership Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ROB
~ ERT SICkEI.S, Of the City Of Davenport,
County Of Scott and State Of Iowa, and George
II. Sickcls, Of Albion, in the County Of Orleans
aud State OF New York, have formed a limited
partnership pursuant to Chapter 0s Of tho Acts
Of the Seventh General Assembly Of tho State Of
Iowa, entitled IAN Act for tho formation Of limi-
tod partnerships" for tho buying and selling
Hardware, Iron. Nails, Cutlery, Agricultural I'm
rlemcnts, Seeds and such other articles rs are
ally dealt in by wholesale and retail dealers in
Hardware, Iron, Cutlery, 30. Ac., which said bu
sincss is to DO conducted in tho said City Of Dav
export. That all tho parties Interested are tho
said Robert Sickels. who is tho general partner,
and George II. Sickels. Who Is the special partner !;
and that the said George II. Sickels has contribu-
tod the sum Of eight thousand dollars rs capital
towards the Common Stock that said partner
ship is to commence on tho LIST day Of February,
A. b. 1860, and il to terminate on tho LIST day Of
February, A. y. 1868 business to BIO conducted
in tho nnmo OF Robert Siskcls.
Datod Davenport, February lst, a: .. 1850.
ROBERT SICkELS,
q. II. SICKELS.
Let tho terms Of tho limited partnership be-
tween Robert Sickels AMI George II. Sickels DO
published in the "Daily Democ rat and News and
Ia tho "Davcnport Daily Gazette" which papers
are published In Davenport, scott county, Iowa,
for six weeks. -
Clerk Of tho District Court Of Scott CO., Iowa.
fab 2-6w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-27
A Frightened Partner.

About three o'clock one morning
this week, the senior partner in a
firm doing business in this city, was
awakened from his slumbers by a gen
tleman who informed him that, AS lie
was passing the store OF the first men.
toned gentleman he saw light, stream
ing through the crevices from the inside,
and also heard noises that induced him
to the belief that the store was being
robbed, and he therefore thought proper
to inform the gentlemen Immediately
The merchant thanked his informcr and
hastily DOMINIC us clothing, secured tho
services of two others and the informant
and fastened to the door.
Approaching softly, to avoid disturb.
ing the thieves (if such they might be, J
he peered through the key hole and saw
two figures in the back part OF the store.
but the light was too indistinct to rccop-
nize them. He quietly unlocked the
door, however, and in company with hi.
comrades entered the room. A sudden
alarm was created among the preceding
tenants, and the merchant and his posse
feeling sure of capturing the rascals,
with few bounds reached the scene
and there,-with pantaloons half on and
a faco rivalling beet for redness,-dis
covered-the junior partner Of the firm
alone. But noise at the back door at
tracted the notice of one of the new
corners and determined 10 solve the
mystery, he rushed to the door, just il
time to see piece Of calico disappear
around the adjoining corner. The THE
had escaped, and only the lucky en-
trance Of tho senior partner probabl,
saved the junior from hereafter possess
ing the disagreeable reflection of having
had goods stolen from under his very
nose.-Burlingtoa Hawkeye.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-27
INSURANCE.
ArIDToKs OFFICE lava.

AUDITORS OFFICE LAVAL
Des Moines, February LIST, 1s60j
1T Is HEREBY CERTIFIED, That on the thir-
L ty-6rst day Of January, 1860, a sworn state
ment was filed in this office, showing the coLdi-
ton Of tho Missouri State Mutual Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Company, located at st. Louis, in
the State Of Missouri, on the nrst day Of JanuA-
ry, 1860, in accordance with tho provisions Of an
Act of the General Assembly of the State Of To-
va, entitled An Act in relation to Insurance
Companies, approved January 25th, 1857, and an
Act amondatory thereto, approved February 9TH,
1858: that said statement sh ows that lid cumta.
ny is possessed Of the requisite amount OF capital
and invested as required by law.
Authority is therefore given to the above nam
oS Company to transact business of Insurance in
this State in accordance with the laws thereof
until the 3lst day of January, a. d. 1861.
1t is also certified, That GEORGES l.. DAVENPORT,
ESQ, of Davenport, has been duly appointed BY
said Company their lawful Agent and Attorney
for the county Of Scott, with full powers TO take
risks Of Insurance therein, and TO acknowledge
service Of process provided law, upon his filing
with the Clerk Of the District Court, in and fer
said county, certified copy Of IT, statement On
file in this office. 1t is further certified that the
attached is q true and correct copy Of the said
statement.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have hercunto SGT
my hand and affi xod my seal Of Office, this frs,
day of February, 1850.
LIS J. w. CATTELL,
Auditor of State.