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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-16

ytyEE5TEsiS "a LE.-0a S&t arlay, the oth
d4y Of December, a. D., l56l, will be sold,
for ca h. 10 the highest bidder, q the CouFi House
door IN the city OF Davenport, AT two O'Clock T.
~ the following describe real estate IN ocott
county State of Iowa, to-wit: The south had
Of tho east hal. of lot No. seH en- IN block 10.
eleven / ! in the city Of Davenport, measuring
forty A0l by seventy hee teet, ani coaVeysd 70
Joseph Ilocklingcr aud Narena i'i"ckhngcr ~
John Reed also Il part Of lot No. tour = IN
block NJ. eleven II, IN tho city Of Davenport,
descri bel a follows, tJ-vit: Comm "nelng al q
point ffty 80 feet west from the mort east cor
Dcr Of sai lot No. four !, thence running west
twenty five Is feet theme south eighty l3ot
fest Themes east twenty he Zol lie .hei.co
north eish s0 feet to the pace Of hegingins
measuring twenty-five rs ~ eighty - isst
conveyed % said j Bloakliuger AMI wiie ~ anton
Carwize ana wife, by fore and effect II p-et
o, Trust made to mo By Joseph hlock.ingcF and
Varent hi, wife duly recorded in scott county
re -ords, March 10th, 557, in book " y" OF town
Tot NOR; sa.es, at page 49, and dated March 5tn,
1891.
davenport, December 8 1871.
dcs-atsl Trustee.
I,TAlE or IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, IN
- the District Court Of sad County
I.ca Miller, Plaintiff, vs., " lliom v Schirach
lfas SwicKnrd, T.. ,tclnuilber. F-ul Wieac :.
VIA tnker, George bentley, John MaithIcs.
Christina Matthics, j. W otcwsit, Executor Of
H. h Campbell dcce sed Juhi. A. Mntcalt,
William II Darlington, Ira rn@n ani James
Hall, guardian oi byron Hall, Defendants.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
To said Defendants
You and each Of you are hereby notified that
there On 'ilc IN tue OIL &C of the Clerk Il
tho District Court, o tald scott c un
", IL p.,ltlon of Henry Miller, claiming
OF TIA" defendant. William '. Schitacn.
the sum III one thouscnd 81 a0y) doll u witi in
teIest thereon from the 2itn day OF september,
laJ6. nj the rate Of ten per cent. per annum, az
money due HIM n u certain pt ssory note, OK
ecuted by said William '. Sehrach, On The Z0th
day o sep cmoer. 1874, ana payable i've Years al
ter date. Siid petition also pays tor the lore
clJarrc OF certain rGage on The following de-
scrlbei real estate, situated in the county oil scott
ard state Of Iowa, tp-wlt: C9mMcncins eighty
{ ~ feet lue west trim the north east corner Ul
blocs number iity-t ar 5i,] IN tho city If l'av-
export, as known, designated, descnbei and mum
bered on the recorded lat OF the aforesaid city ui
Davenport thence running south eighty 81
feet thence west thirty (30) feet; thence
north eighty o0) feet thence cast thirty 80 feet
10 the place q beginning, executed w said II
liam ' Sehrach on the llth day Of October, u
ls3i for the purpose ot securing the payment Of
the above described promi>sory note.
Now unless you appear thereto and defend be.
fore Of tho second day OF the next term OF
the said District Court, To be held at tne city OF
Davenport on the first Monday in february, A ID
1852, default will be entered against you and
judgment rendered thereon.
Dated December 9th, 1851.
H. CONGDON.
dccl0 Atty for Pl'd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-12-16
MEDICAL.
LlfEPILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERs

rf,HESE MEDICINES HAVE NOW BEEN
] before the public for period Of TH1R y
YEARS, AMI during that time have maintained a
high character in almos, every part Of the Globe,
ar n Or extraordinary AMI immediate power Of
restoring perfect health 10 persons suffering under
neary every kind Of disease to which the b INA n
frame is liable.
The following are among the distressing variety
Il human disease in which the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-17

-English capitalists continue TO mako strenu .
GUS o&ertIon4 {, stimulate the growth Of cotton
and open up nav sources ofiupply.
The agent Of the Jamaica Cotton Company
receiyed by the s,ol rIer ON the 2l,t ult., a sup
ply Of cotton seed winch was beng dlstr butsd
to parties desiroui Of trying tho cultivation
Of the plaEt aud It was anticipated that a
god number Of 7pscimens OF Jamaica grown
cotton vi he io'ratded % tho Exhibition ui
- A prospectus has he,n I3auei Of tn
Queen'lanl Cotton 'ouplny, w.,h c,p.tal Oi
$50, 900. Toe ,b ect IL 10 leyulOps tIe a.
prbilities Of tho Aus ralL,u colony Of QIsens-
From the VI uIqucstonible value Of the sample,
prduced in Queeusl, md, i, is assumed tna',
Whatever IN " pe the nature ar extent ot the fu
tuIe American supply, co-,on eau De produced
in that COLONY 50 ~ q c.mfe with all other
descriptions.
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SIsis. BIIELter In NII--.uri

Encouraging accounts Of tho condition Of al
ialrs IA Missouri are given 10y tho st. Louis
Rpnbhcdn Oi Saturday We copy:-
"Iho latest intelligence from the Ws,t on
couralsrs the belief ll Al our stats Is to b. sOOh
VIII lily Il, oil from the presence Of any formtlI-
blo lOco In arms against the federal army now
occupied hers. Lexington alvicos stata the sit
uniion Of Prco truly Contrary 10 the reports
which representa- It as pruba Ile that ho would
make stand at Goors' town, hs l., 40 doubi
al this time Boating RAPID retreat by roli
much nearer To the X ln,as frontier, on his wtN
TO the Arkansas border. Thsra is ruu)r, not
a very improbable one, that he sent out ds-
tachment toward Seialia; hat NO doubt
tho truth of even this TumOr. Ills
whole force when ho left Lexington on
the 3Oth ultimo dill not probably ex-
coed eight on thOuand men. Sometime bsfore
that we kno~ that he had only twonty-tvo
thousand. We now speak of his irregular force.
The unorRanizod lrregulars and hangors-On wete
several THOUSAND more. but 1t Is probable that
only his regular force accompanies him on hi
retreat This retreat must 10 fult as disaster
10y most of his men, who will see nothing but a
barren victory in tho capture Of Lexington.
This feeling will dissatify and deproos to such
AN extent as 70 OCCASION largo withdrawal, from
sn army constituted like bis, most Of whom re-
Rard thenlfelVes as IN every sense of the word
volunteers. They are biCly provisoned in every
respect, and the want OF comfortable clothing
aud quarters will tell upon many Of them as tho
season advsncps.
"No doubt General Prico was we'll informed
as TO the amount of opp siton he would have
TO encounter at Lexington. lle rightly calgu-
lated that a would Ne able by hi' oycrpjwcring
numbers to take Il from It's defenders. lIs
faltoly litterci his hopes with tho itsa that
80 small gvrison thsrc, 50 long continued
without reinforcements, showed general inlbil-
ity to bring in the iold force which would
be- formidable TO him lIo undsTatod the ro-
sources Of ths hoai Of this department, and the
energy he was exerinS 10 bring together the
necessary men ard material. The most au-
thcntic accounts 20 t. show that no was quito
ignorant Of the ability Of tho foo he was con-
tending with. Again he was, as wo arc per.
suaded, disappointed at not witnessing as he
approached the heart of the state, a general in
surec,ion OF the people, and enthusiastic rally
- hia II tandard ~
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Death of IA Worthy sea CnptnI,s

Capt. Bowers, the most successful shipna'tr
OF this port, died at SEA while in co nm inl ot
the brig Foster, from tre Island Of II Iyti bound
TO Boston. Ilo had bsen at sea nearly iity
years, about forty Of which hs was captain, AMI
during this long perOi not vessel under his
command touched bottom nor lost a main spar,
such a. a lower mast or u bowsprt.
lie never hal 10 call upon thu undervritsr
for dollar, wa novG' engaged in a law 4lt,
and never had a man leave him by de ertiO m
foreign pOrt.
He was Chris ian -ailor-a man who loved
his LOid ahoya all earthly consideration UpUn
ono occasion hN was turHad ont Of vessel 10
cause hs would NOT compound the trutl by
taking "A comm, custom mss oath. One Of
the owners demonstrated vi b him in sone ~ IA
style a. the following; 'lon so4ms 10 ba very
precise about a very small alfnr; 1t wa, only a
custom house oath, and that to Sp,ui Tl
WHY, / wis don, by ev ~ captain exc ,p' your-
self Captain Bpwe's rpliot-"~ir, It was not
TO a Splni ud alone tht' wora, but to God. |
-poke the truth before both. lwould not lie for
all your arc worth
As his rigid adherence to truth cost the own-
ors some money, they di3Ttn with his services.
- RDgfOn JylpsIf~.
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RpMARWAHLE LIn tHALIrt oF TIIE PEoPLK.
-"Seyeral letters," say tho American JJpHA
of Missions "hayc re choi the United Stats
recently, from missionaries aud native helpers
in Persia, all sp aking with great interest OF a
recent wonderful movement 6mnng the pious
Nestorians-a willing and joyful .,irlng for the
work of tho Lord, which rcmlnts me OF the
siving by the Jows Of old in tho wilderness, for
the building Of tho tabernacle, and At tho call Of
David for tho temple; and Of tho Contributions
Of those eaily Christians, of whom Paul says,
'tO their power | bear record, yoa, aud beyond
their power, they were willing Of themselves"
A Iloh Historian is worth 300; if very
wealthy, from Z OJ 20 $500. There are only
wo ~ three mon worth - 1000. What would
the surprise # 81 900 900 woro subscribed AZ
single annual meeting Of the American Board
(ot ~ would no. bee large a contribution, in
ropwtion to the wealth represented, as the
yGn elCll Ne to isnS have made. II is 80
uii,icstlY tho work OF the Divine Spirit, that
ruro q ,hn galnsay il. Three weeks ago, tho old
.. rud wi -est Of cur brethren here would have
ON expected e. hear that the King OF PsrsiA
sis coyOut Chi liln, Us to 800 what We now
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Imper.anI from The Mc-,.

coon Nrws FRoN rApucAu
CIitO, Oct. ll.--PAduc,h "A safe A ormid.
ab.u Tor has gS'hcrpl to 10 defence: the Garth.
work have 'cul finished, and tho tmo ,;Ono by
wien seca sion courage is willing tu face tho
music 'hcrr. The flloWing will snow tho m.u.
Ter IN which b'l leaders obtain such accur.'a
inlorm ,ti1n U Union grounds: SIX woeks ago a
mtn joined the rank, here rs soldier of Kon-
lucky, enrolling himself ~ an artillery company.
Alter 'tsying until thoroughly pOstoi ho last
Monday lfs camp passed tho picketi aud
escaped. Pursuit was made, and he was traced
10 within three mile, OF Columbus, whom tho
party had to return. lis INT, rmation will provo
important 10 Dsv l'm just now
JoH. Thompson Is cncsnpcl not very far
from Cape Girar eau. The prospect for an AZ
tack on that y AGO grows loss Of late ncyerthr-
less prep'r ,tions Tor defense 80 forward m)re
earn-sls than usual
Last evening Ivy order Of Gen. McClom,ud
all the liquor sdoons, whiSkcy mills, groceries,
drinking cons, lager becr shops, and every
thing Of tho kind, Of whatever name or 1ualty,
from the highest To tho lowest, wcro suulnuily
closed and arc TO DO kept closed for All indefinite
npriud
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JER

CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW JER-
Hampton Junction with Delaware, LAokAwAnnI
and Western Railroad. and =, HNstOn with Lshigs
Valley Raj road aud its COMMISSIONS, frrning q d.
rec, flns W PITTSBURa and 'hs WKsr, EiiaOu'
sUMMsR ARRANGEMENT.
oommsactng jams 10, lssl-Lsavs hsw York -
Iolowui
HAnnsUlaH EIrxzs-AiSA. L., for HNssnn,
haading. P'sAVils, Harrisburg, hAuoh Chunk,
WiliAnsport SC.
HLm TnLm-Ai A. L., for Easson, Waisr Gap,
Scranton, dreai Bend, Pittston, WksabArrs, 30.
IAN. THHoUaH THAn-Por Raaton, MAuoh
Chunk, WilliAInsPor,, ReAdin3, RoslSVils, Harris
IP.n rHaousH rHAm-ror AAaoa. Bs,hls-
hem, Allentown and hAuch ChuAk-
go ?. ~, WAY TKAh-For SpmsrVills.
500 =. ~, Western Express for kAston, Ansn-
Nwn, Baading HAnl8burg, Pitsburg, and lhs
Wea. Besping Cas- from jersey oiiJ through 70
RxPRKss TRAINs FOR HARRIsBURa.
Tue A. ~, Express Train from New York, ar
dVea n ia risDurg a p. H., oonneotins kAh and
Central Railroad, North aud SOuIa, and WiAh Cam
THE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN FOR THE
WEST, leaves New York Al I'm daily t5undayS
sIeeptedl maktng Close oonnactlon ~ Harrisburg
with PennsyVAnis RAiiroAd-wiih no ohAngs of cars
n Pittsburg, and bus ons 10 CinonAti and Chicago
Pour houra time Is saved by taxing this trAia.
KLILABETHPORT AND NEW YORK PRRHY.
LnAVe New York frona Pier No. North River =
IS0 and 100 An, $50, Aq0 and O. 70 P.H.
Ths boats sop =, Bergen Potni and Mariners HAr-
Dor svny trip each way.
JOHN o. srhARNs, Bupsrinlsndsal
snls lYs105
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Occasional writing to tho Philadelphia
Press from Washing tor, says;
The poetry Of the revolution is passing away.
The rich planters 20 willing 10 contribute to the
rcbcl leaders are beginning to appreciate the fol-
ly Of the whole experiment; aud tho poli icans
who shouted 50 loudly alter Manassas look
gloomily upon the coming winter and wait In
fear for Intelligence frsm tho Gulf ami
the mouth Of the Mississippi. II il said that
Governor Aiken, Of South Carolina, whose
fortune has been set down a. "a lulous
figure, den, uness tho heads of the army aud the
managers Ui tho Provisional Cover ment with
much severity, and such men ~ Governor Man.
ming, of South Carolina, Duncan, Of Alabama,
the rich creoles Of New Orleans AMI the rice
cotton and sugar kings gruan with bitter agony
under the burdens heapcd upon them.
A southernor predicted Yesterday that If Nc
Clellan defeats nonurcgard tho whole traitors
conspiracy will fall like a card castle. and that
Thousands now held, as il were, in chains and
forced to sing h"aLnhs to men and 10 measures
they dospi ., W II break into loud and rres sti-
blo COM lail,s.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TnURsDAI MORNINa. 90. u. lssl.
Peoples Usi.u Nev-.rnd.-..
Imr.yt.,t ,Iil,,o,, No,.mcu,.

II is decided 10y the Government TO push 'iNty
thousand Eastern troop nto the Weit-ouo half
through Kentucky, and the other into Nj Nouri
These with tho Western troops going iswmd
armies to vast proPcxtsgs. Out Of those pushing
on into Missouri sndAer wing will 10 formed
under new comaADi. ~ proceed with tho new
gunboatS and transport steamers down the Mis-
siSs'ppi during tho autumn months. General
VOL, 1t is thought, will command the river
fleet and army. In these three branches Of the
Union arm ' thcre will bo about u, 900 men.
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A terrible casualty happened at Niagara Falls
on Sunday. A young man about eighteen
years Of age, clerk for 7. T, MURRAY, startso
from the French landing on the American ste,
to 20 to Ch ppewi, and after having travers'd
in safety nearly the whole breadth OF the river
until near Chippe-a Crock, was los, to tho view
of those who had watched his parllous passage.
The boat was seen shortly at efwaTds by Psrs 3
ON the Canada Shore driving through the nap
ids above the BRINK Of the Falls, right sile
up, and empty. lt is therefore, supposed that
the occupant either leaped or tumbled in the
river above, and was swept over the cataract
His body has not yet been recovered. Pieces Of
the boat were found below in the alter noon.
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A. VIA qussaoa " frequently sased. ~bo 70 sasi
wIhoLOTf ~ will simply say ,hAa she 10 q IAdy
~no, for upwards Of 10 ys.rs, hss snaringly Do.
yutsd bar dine and AIsns ~ tsunAs physician
Apd nur-s, prbcip.Ily among children. She has
eTsolay -audlsd Nla ocnsllnhu and wants d
hls nunerOuS oHs-, - generally overlooked or
oArelaslly rnAaed By ths fAcul,y IA soo many sn
nAnosa; and. rssuh OF ,hiI sfort and prsOsio.l
En0W.O .Odgs obaAlnsu IN . lfs hras Epsni - nur-s
and pbya sAA, sAs has oompOundsi . 5oo.hins
5yrup Tor nllirI, esahias, "A cporAAaa hka magic
giving res, sPd hsash, and b, aorsovn, Turs 70
regulate ,hs bowsla In ooasn9usnes Of ihih srtielA
Mrs. winAiov u bsoominE world renowned ~
bSasfatoi Of hor rAos; ohidran do ocrAlRy aIas VI
and bloGs hsr especially this shs In ,hls city
ySsh quantities Of ,hs Boo,hlnS Syrup are DAut
add and used haIa. We thnk Mrs winsl0v has
nmortalsed her nSns by ,hIs invaluable Artiols,
md va sincerely baleVs thousands Of children hAvs
b.su saved frVm ar carly grave By IN urosly uss
and ,hAi milllons 20 unborn viii shArs In bensai
Ano uI.lts in calling hsr blessed No Horan hA1
d!scha-srd hsr duty 70 hsr suffering llals ons, In
pir opinion. until size hAs given u this banoAi Of
MRS. yr.NsIOw'a SOOTHING SYRUP. Try n
n . w.-LadGss VissGo-, he's YovL
thif,
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C,n.Ians On TbIeyInE.

Gen. Lane, OF Kansas, has had his command
and bis own reputation 80 much damaged by
tho plliering practices Of the Jayhawkers, that
he has determined 20 cure the evil by hanging
lie made a speech to his troops last week, in
which no upbTalded them bitterly and severely
on the tbefts and TObberies committed by some
Of them, and concluded by declaring ia 'ly and
laconicaly that tho soldier hereafter detected in
such conduct should die on tho spot. Lane is
conceded 10 b. a man Of his word, and this
threat, we think, will put stop to the practices
that have brOug ht 80 much odium on the Union
cause on the border.
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A cOrro'pOn 'ent writes from Is Iston, Oct. 4th ;
REV. Edw,n PIysou IL Imnond, the young
American whose pretGhing Ia Sc Itland has besn
20 emiGently blessed, is aDorng with gro At sue
cess in Boston, al tua Salem Street Churci. -
VI my persons have ba7n brought TO know
ledge Of tho Saviour, sni ths work is still in
creAsing TO the great encpuragamcnt If all
Christians. On Friday evening the 70 ms weru
dllsd, and although tne NEE ings were twics
li-mls, ed the au lirnras would not retire, aud
seryices Mere NOT conslnied until II o,clock
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heir prophecies In asse sors re.urus Of mi. STAT.
-, the current year. In 1850 the asgrsr.s.
valuation OF real ard pesonal property IN
the Empire state wss 81 4i6 ,2os, i27; in 1861
tgp,y. .(our and hdif nilions Of doiLps q
fully double the difference as shown botvssa
1859 and 1860.
This increase has not taken place chiefly In
the rural districts, ss might have boez sup
posed, but in the large cities. Thus the valua--
ZION Ut this county IS sj7i ,O1s. 7gs. aaainst
5000 O7s, 1'S; while that OF tho whole Metre
golitan Police District is t739 III, ,5i5, sgainss
s'OIll5, 1876 in 1860. In face nearly eli the
rr"eress shown has takea place within that ds-
i,f.
This is NO, tho = att Of things that many ct us
msy have eNp','s', especially those who took
icir cts from journals in the rsbcl interests.
lii'tcr as hIyo been tho dis,ppontmsns, severe
Tho losses In ind. viiual cases, it will no s.sI
'hai the state ass whole has seldom made sucis
ptugfess In wealth -rppplvciaL
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The Connec ticut Legislature.

The Legislature of Connecticut has passed a
i'll giving tho Governor full authority 70 call
for as many volunteers as the national sxiVsncy
demal ds OF the state, and aPprc priAtins 81 900
yides for the payment To the families Of i'm
prisOned soldiers In the hands Of the rsbals the
same bounty allowed to those whoss husbands
and fathers are in the service.
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

A GENCY OF THE
"A u. s. GOVERNMENT
fpt a. 'ds Of
e<1O TREAS ~ NJrFs,
WALL ST.
THB SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
having appointed
Nh. CHAs. BURRALL HOFFMAN,
u our Arm, Ageut for the sas II Treasury No.es
beArng interest At pe rAts OF s.iO per cent We are
prepared 10 supply thera in lots ~ suit purchasers
in denomiualiOns Of 5Js, iOs 5l-, lebOs and 5OjOs
. msg ~ required with coupons Tor the pay meat
.i tnt,tsst serni. annually adIned.
The Lu'es are dAtei August l9th, 1881, and pur-
'lai ~ pAy the accrued ihtsre, 1t the rate os tNo
.euts plr d.y on each huHired dlllArs.
bANK ABLE FUNDS RECEIVED IN PAYMENT
Purchasers IN the country, sendng ohe,ks, tNn
have t. per return u mai
Aly further Information required will bs givan
hy tine uuiersigr ed
COLGATE 8 HOFFMAN
ola ole1'tig No al wal a.
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SAVINGS BANKS.

DOSE HILL SAVINGS BANK, CORNER
II l4th st and sth ave. open daily from 20
Pm, Wednesdays and Saturdays until Pm.
Blk per cent interest allowed on sums Of $500 and
under. DepOsits made on or before Oct. 10th, draw
interes, from the lA. THos. CHRISrY, President
RICHD Ii. BULL. SeCy. orl VlR
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The Cincinnati Times or Friday sayG
report Is in circulation that ffsy thouAank
troops from the Eastern States have been srdsr-
ed TO the West, and that tho advance will ar
rive hero during the present week. Twenty
five thousand, 80 tho story goes. are to s.
thrown into Kentucky, and tho renainier
dispatched to NJ ssouti, TO form part uf tho
grand October expedition down the ", ssis ppi.
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LIMITED STATES AGENCY
~ For
NATIONAL LOAN.
Personal.

DENSlONS SECURED FOR SOLDIERS
wounded or disabled during the present war,
.nd also for the widows Of those killed who may
die in service. Claims for pay, Dognty land, So,
promptly attendodito. CALVIN W. SMITH, cor .
Rsr ChAmbau and lChA,hAmH os 2tAo'lO6
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n HIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK
i COR. THIRD AVE AND 18th ST.

SIx PER CENT INTEREST allowed on al do
posits from one dollar 10 one thousand dollars.
DEPOSITS MADE ON OR BEFORE 10Th 0C-
ToBER WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM 0C-
ToBER FIRST: Bank open every day trom 10 70
.; also On Monday, wednesday and Saturday eVen-
Ings from 70 8 O'Clock. SPENCER X. GREEN,
Pre't STEPHEN 8, CHILDs, sen'y COS 9AAc'1SS
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Tho North Past GsInG 70 Ruin.

Those who predicted that, in consequence o
Of New York, will ind curious tuldllmsut 0i