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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-07-10
BUTCHERS LIGHTNING

Supplies a want felt by every good housekeeper.
Every sheet will kill quart where flies are thick.
Remember that it is DUrCHER'Sth that does this, and
refuse the base limitations that are offered The real
article is for sale by all respectable Druggists s. r.
ROBINSON s. CO., Chatfeid Minnesota. General
Agents jc15-d&w.mPjsCo.
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ry- DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMI
NAL. URINARYAND SEXUAL SYSTEMS.-New
and reliable treatment-in Reports of the HOWARD
ASSOCIATTON-sen in sealed letter envelope,
TON, Howard Association Philadelphia, Penn
sylyania iy1-d&W1m
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New York Market.
New YORK, July 6, 6 p. NJ

BY TELEGRAPH.
FLOUR dull; 10@20c lower.
WHEAT 5@7c lower.
Corn 3@5c lower; good business.
OATS inmoderate request.
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escape, viii not number fourth Of his
boastfnlI and over confidAnf army. Z N "

i PHILADELPHIA, July Tho Enquirer has .
dispatch from Carlisle, dated 9Th, p. NJ, stat
Ing that the rebels were at Willfamsport, Sun
day evening Sedgwick was in their rear with
%, 600 fresh troops.
FREDER1ck, Md, July 9Th. The iron bridge
the retreating rebels. A portion Of the rebel
army passed through South Mountains but
the Potomas is high. Their pontoons are de-
stroyed. Fitzpatrick is after the rebels sharply.
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MILWAUKEE, P. M, July z.
B. A. SQUIREs:
Special from Cairo, this afternoon, says
the garrison at Vicksburg, composed of
three divisions, under Stevenson, Smith
and Forney, numbering $4,000, now in
our hands, surrendered at 10 O'Clock on
the 4th of July.
A telegram from Secretary Stanton to
the Governors, confirms this.
WELLER.
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DISPATCHES FROM GEN. MEADE

WASHINGTON, July 5-1:30 A. NJ
The following is the latest official dispatch :
HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoToMAc, July 5
$50 A. Mo Major General Halleck :
The enemy retreated under cover of night
and heavy rain, in the direction of Fair
field and Ashtown. Our cavalry are in
chase. l cannot give details of our cap
lures in prisoners, colors and artillery.
Upwards of 20 battle flags were captured
NY wounded and those of the rebels, are
in our hands.
,(Signed) GEO. G. MEADE.
UNOFFICIAL DISPATCH.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY Potomac, July
3.-The decisive battle has been fought
to-day, and the enemy have been repuls-
ed with terrible loss.
At daylight, Lees right wing batteries
opened upon our left, and shortly after
those of the centre followed After half
an hours cannonading, doing but little
damage to US, the fire slackened, and only
occasional shots were exchanged.
Shortly afterwards the enemy's left,
composed entirely of infantry and sharp
shooters, made an attack on our right
wing SO sudden and impetuously that our
skirmishers and front line were driven
back from the entertainments, but by aid
of the batteries in the rear and the brave
ry of the 18th corps, we regained the first
position, capturing considerable number
of prisoners.
Several hours of silence followed. At
one O'Clock the rebels fired two shots, ap-
parently the signal for the grandest ar
tillery fight ever witnessed on this CONT
nent. Before a moment elapsed it is as
certained that at least eighty guns opened
upon US. Our batteries returned the fire,
and for more than an hour it seemed inn
possible that man or beast could live. The
range, as exhibited on the two days pre-
vious, was wanting on this occasion, most
of their shells exploding far in the rear of
our front, and generally missing our bat
teries.
Under cover of this, Lee advanced his
column of infantry from their covers, and
made several desperate attempts to carry
the lines by assault; but each successive
attempt was repulsed with terrible havoc
Some of our batteries, whose ammuni-
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GOLD DOWN TO TwENTY-ElGHr

New York, July Sold sold as low
as % to-day.
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THE PRESIDENTS ANNOUNCEMENT
OF VICTORY.


WASHINGTON, July 40 A. M.-The
President announces to the country that
the news from the Army of the Potomac
to 1 P NJ of the Sd is such as to cover the
army with the highest honor, and promise
a great success to the cause of the Union,
and to claim the coincidence of all for the
many gallant fallen; and that for this he
especially desires on this day that He
whose will, not ours, should ever be done,
be everywhere remembered and rever-
enced with the profoundest gratitude.
(Signed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
DISPATCHES FROM GEN. MEADE.
HEADQUARTERS, July 4-noon.- Maj.
Gen. Halleck The position of affairs is
not materially changed since my dispatch
of Z A. NJ.
We hold Gettysburg. The enemy has
abandoned large numbers of his killed and
wounded on the field
l shall probably be able to give you a
return of our captures and losses before
night, and return of the enemy's killed
and wounded in our hands
(Signed) GEO. G.. MEADE,
Major-General.
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New York Money Market, July
BY TELEGRAPH.
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REBEL ATTACK ON HELENA
REPULSED AND A WHOLE
BRIGADE CAPTURED.
A REBEL ATTACK REPULSED
AT DONALDSVILLE, LA,
HEAD OF LEES ARMY At
HACERSToWN ON
TUESDAY.
GEN. DIX'S ARMY NEAR HAN
OVER COURT HOUSE.
CAPTURE OF vICKsBURG.

Especial Dispatch to the st. Paul operators.
MILWAUKEE, B P. NJ, July z.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16
NUMBER IS.

federacy. Notwithstanding the repeated
remonslranccs by the Coniodefacy to tho
neutral European ports, aud their own
admission as to the inctlicieney Of the
Federal blockade, neutral Europe has re-
ceivcd these rcmonstiances with almost
nnbroken silence submit TO the wrong
inflicted on her commerce by the Y.
IS
lie, however, asserts that he has no
complaints to make that these nations
have declared neutrality.
In speaking OF the war, he says IT ls
MY painful duty again TO inform YOU tthe
renewed examples Of every atroei'y com
mtt d hy the armed forces of the Unit
ed States AT different points. Since my
last communication. General Neil
murdered seven prisoners of war IN cold
blood, aud the demand for his punish
m,nt, has remained unsatsfcd.
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outer ono being GDo i6 carat 80 d. u has tho
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| Price suprrb.y engraved, per case Of q nan
dozen, 52bi 90. Samp.e Wa chcs, IN neat mo
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DAVENPORT. IOWA. FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY Is. lS63
From Washington.
WAsl,ISaroN.

" NAhllNaIpN, JIM. -.
The Massachusetts, men here intended
10 serenalc senator Sumner tonight, in
honor Of his reelection, hut hearing ot
their intention he in lmated that he pre-
icrrcd that the funds subscribed for the
occasion should bc donated 10 the Massa-
chusets Soldiers Relief Association,
which was done
The military court bill Of Senator VII
son, authorizing. the Judge Advocai. Of
the court martial t. ISSUE process to
compel the appearance of witnesses, as
III the court Of The State III which such
court martial shall sit
The Attorney General, In reply 10
resolution Of the House. asking why the
coniscatlnn act has not been enforced IA
tho District Of Columbia enclosed LEI
ter from Mr.. Camlng,on. ni,ed
States District Attorney, stating that
IN all cases Of property that has
been sclled, aud reported to
HIM hy the authorities, with view TO
confseailon, preliminary Proceedings
have been instituted to secure the con.
dcmnston oi the same IL adds that the
obstacles IN the Way ol law, as IL stands,
are SO serious MS 10 cause grave apprchcn
sions that no satisfactory results Will
be obtained IN the prosecution OF tie
suits authorized by il. The Atty Con,
in his direct reply TO the resolution, says
that there has not been any judgment
rendered hy the courts, on either Of the
eoniiscat,on acts published by Congress,
but that no delay has occurred since the
subject WAS placed in his hands. He states
that the law requires that the facts and
consequent forfeiture shall be clearly
proven, and h. has instructed the Dis
tiic, Attorney 10 avoid hasty and Improv
idont seizures, whilst he has urged upon
them oil vigilance enforcing the law.
He further SAYS tho President charged
hun it'll the execution al the law only
last November, and sInce then he has
been changing with the District Attor
ney for uniform practice ~ these cases,
A Il las Just compiled his arrangements
The Attorney General concludes 10y stat
inp that ho eucloscs draft OF All amend
mrnt OF the existing law prepared bN thc
District Attorney, the adoption ot which,
however, no does not urge. The propos
ed amendment provides that the T. >
District Attorney Of any district may IN
s,i,utc proceedings in them by petition,
praying the condemnation of The prop
crty seized and after reasonable public
notice, if the President fsll 10 appear, the
commanding officer should adludIcatc the
case as though the facts had been pro.
cured.
The bill authorizing the issue Of s.
100000 in legal tender notes, for the
mmcdiic payment oi the army aud navy,
is now "A law.
No more passes are granted the army
81 the Potomac nj present
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state of Iowa.
ApIur.Sr GEsKRAL's orsicE,
Dayenport, Jau IL, lst3.
jan l6-d6t

Davenport, JAu -, l7N"'
Gonoral Orders No. II.
/ The stient IN of recfuilinR officers ~ again
csll,d % q, n.ral Uriots a War Dol artmeht 10.
-. July B, 1862. horo companies are oeihs
raised, one person must be commissioned as ]nu
Lieutenant and mustered into tnited states ser
yics unde sud oraers and NIL pr coedingS 10 reia-
lion Go recruits must be in accordance ~i'h saia
orders.
II T,iplicato enlistment blanks will be fur
nished from this office 70 such End tenant,
and be must follow implicitly tho directions con-
tanned in said General Orders OF War epirt-
ment relating 10 trl licaie ehl s'meuts ana iof-
sardiug the same to this d. parImenf, and sena
ian rec uit. to tho general RENDEZVOUS q r'gi-
ment. In some ca,cs 1t may be inek kpedient ana
,,.n.i, incopv pvspiept to send in recruits as OF
ten ar il reauiled, Tut il that is tho case, tho
said End Lisutensn, must at tho time ei iof"s'a-
ipg tho recruits give sufficient reason io' 's'
delay.
nj In prsparipg the enlistment papers said
2nt Iieutouant will sec that the blanks are COM
ulsteiy Glied aud that the consent OF tho parents
~ parent. or guardi@n, Is given Tor al recruits
.,,p.,n tho ayes Il ls md II, and no person Will
~. ,ecruitea under the age Of Is or ever - who -
u,6t for the service by reason Of DISABILITY and
IN case this order is violated all expnses sucn
recruit for subsistence, transportation, &C. VIII
be charged against the officer recruiting SUCH
person.
~ A,i, is believed that there have been in
,onc.. in which exorbi,an, and unjust subsiss-
.n,o bill, have been presented for approval, that
n.,, of ,sc,iou II of these General Orders which
,.l.,e. TO general regimental rendezvous, must -
.a,,,.a 9TH In oroer to entitie aay peron to
cou psnsa.ion fer subsistence.
! v These general orders will bo enforced IN
,.,.,;ou TO the 7,h Iowa Cav.lry and all Other
organisations now being completed.
B, order Of Con nmander-in-Chisf.
NIB. BAKER.
ian ls-a,t AdJt 0Sn1 Of Ioss.
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From the Amy Of the Potomac.
lIEADQrARTERs ARay OF THE
PoroMaC, Jan. 10. !

Ihe KlchinQnd papers ol lbls morning
have come to hand The most impor
tant feature Of the news is jeff. Davis
annual message After briefly referring
to the campaign sincc his last annual
message, he ssys
The watchlulncss with which we have
entered INTO the contest las now flpcnoG
into conviction which Is no, only shared
with US bl the common opinion OF nen
tral nations, but il evidently forcing II
self upon oar enemies themselves. The
advent Of peace will be hailed with Joy.
oar desire for il has never been conceal
ed. bn, earnest AS has been our wish for
peace, and great ms have been our sacrl-
iiccs and suffering, during 'he war, the
determination Of this people has with
each succeeding month become more un-
alterably fixed TO endure any suffering
and continue 10 sacrifice, however pro.
longed, until their right to .elf govern
mcnt d the sovereignty and the nde
pendcncc of the States shall have been es
tnbIi,hcd. He then refers back to the his
tory Of the day that four Of the States now
forming portion Of the Conted-
eracy were recognized A. indePend-
cnt soycreigntes by the two great mari
time powers Of Europe, IN treaty OF
peace concluded IN 1853. lie reviewed
The history of the Confederation, and the
ultimate re union Of the States, and as
scrts that the new Confederate States
were members Of tho Union, with the
right AS independent sovercgnt'es, TO SC
cedc, when, in their Judgment, their safe
ty aud honor required such step. lie
speaks Of the early determination Of
England, France, and other Euro
pesn powers to couhne themselves
TO recognizing the self evident
fact Of the existence Of street
neutrality during the progress OF the war
but draws from this conclusion that their
course of action was but an actual decls
ion against the South, and in favor OF the
Euion. at the sama time tending to pro.
long hostilities.
Hc complains Of European injustice
In her matters, he slludes TO the con
clusion Of treaty with the United
States for the aholishmsnt of privateer-
ING, thus preventing the Confederate'
from disposiug Of in foreign ports tho
prizes which their privateers captured.-
This, he thinks. 10 one Of the direct
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16

FRox SpRrnGyIELD.-Mr. John Lam.
bert received letter from Mr.. Allen. Who is
.. Springfield. No. yesterday. He bas but
little additional news. The letter vss wsitt.s .
before Marusduks's attack. He says th>t
young Mccullough 10 dssd. end that Csvss-
di.h, Watson end Aeksley are improving.
The ehscsss for nsvsng ever the eosstry ore
very seases. NJ Allss = svidsstly sst oush
10 lavee of that region lsr plass Of steady
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LO0e.
evyBrRH ARE MISSING FROM THE CITY
j Eneinesf'e once two books. one Of Expsadi-
spess and the other Of Coutacts. Any pevson
hGviug thsa in shsir posssssies will confer great
favor by lsssisg shsm at the ol6es Of the uodee-
siessd. Il OIv 6su bsildiag.
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d. w. VAN EvERA, broker, buys and
ss!ls United States Vouchers. State. County
and City Warrants. nsgo,istss loans. pays
taxes. sto. Office, Sd door below Post office.
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IMpsovrsa.-Our friend Mr.. Daven-
port 10 constantly finding out come way 10
improve his property. and 10 nov opening a
front entrance to the seco foor Of his brick
block, on the corner Of Main aud Second street
To do this au entrance way 10 taken from the
old iron store. In which . stair way 10 con.
s,ructed leading 10 . oewiy eopstrueted land
ipe on the esst side Of The main building
From this . hall rune along ths secopd Aoor
connecting sith al! the ,fficss and making
them much more easy Of access. and Ls0cs
more dssirabIs % business locstions.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16

IMPORTANT TO GAS CoNsUAERs- -
Supsriotsnd. mt Dermody has . very important
Communication to consumers u gas 10 this
"a rnings paper. which they will do we'll to
heed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16

Phoenix Insurance Company of Hart.
ford assets, lat May, 1861. th27 260 % liz
bilities, t2l, 500. HENRY b. HovvMAN. Agt.
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ATTENTION.!
The Cheapest Jeweiry House
IN TIL. WORLD

IN THE WORLD
<.3lS riKoHs ov ASSORTED JxwKiRY FOR $50.
4 COMPLETE LIST or FINE GOLD, PLA-
y 1tb and oroiIo Jowolry eentfr Address
"a. SALlnBtkl. AoEAT,
an lG-ddt inuyinKhog, X. |.
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WuoLRsAlING.-Ou merchants that
are prepared 10 supply the wants OF country
dealers ara doing very nice Trade this Winter
10 The wholesale line. Nsrchsnis all through
the interior find il TO thvir interset 10 come 10
Davenport to Fl J up rather than to BE- st the
expense Of going farther east. In this they
are very sepsibls.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16
DISCHARGED.

ACQUAINTED AssAULT.-On Tuesday
last lazy, drunken soldier. rsmed Pat F.r-
rell. al Camp Heron. Who had been czcu'ed
from duty, preterdiug TO be sick. vent TO ths
.kstiug pond come distance back from camp.
aud wi,hou, any provocstion. struck little
boy on the hesd With . club. u II citing 81
we're wound. Hs vas arrested by order q
Gen Baker. and turned over TO the civil a.
thoriliss; vas tried before Squire wbse'er or
the following day. and cent to the Ackley
House foI twenty days.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16

DO SoMRTnINo.-If the State Bank
folks are determined not to lay down . side
walk thls Winter along .hsir new building on
Third street. they might. at least. remove the
rubbish from the walk. fill up the hole and
lay down few plank 10 keep pedes,rians out
Of thu mud. Anything TO snsurs safety 70
one. neck aud the polish on Lis boots will
ADoWer
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TO-DAl'S ADVTS.


> nnn BUSHELS OATS IN STORE IN
osOVV weteh,use occupied by y. fcqtiy
,n.n baaar block, Davenport Enquire Of u. Al.
trouyman W.. %. iN iMAs.
ian l6#d3t
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IspIAMAPoLis, Jan. II.
The Legislature, ia joint session to-
day, elected T. A. Hendricks asd Tarpins
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Notice 10 .as t0nsum erF.

,hS COS @iNERs WHO AXE IN NARRtARS
N Ter ~" consumed - Jni.u,fy lst, 1908 Will
riense call Mt ths oMce IL 10 Company aud tet-
tn. IN before rtlnflny, JailAty II, lada -
After that dase NIL "a ni be Ahut ~ where hills
are nnt paid.
by order of the Board
lli0a ERMOD1.
jan l6-tf y, efetnry.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16

ALI quiet At the Police Court yes
day, the cold weather compelling rougss to
hug the fire.
This morning 10 the time set for the txam-
ius,ion Of the 90 oounterfeitsrs arrested by the
Sheriff some time since. We understand that
90 lur,hsr pOstponsusDt win bs sliovsd.-
Right.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16

Srock TRAINS. - The rush OF nea.
cattle aud swine from the west 10 unabated
The n 4 N. Railroad 10 running extra trains
continually in order TO clear the stock yards
along their line. Iowa 10 becoming one Of
the nost productive beef and pork States 10
the West, and tho rsilrosds are askiOg .
good thing In transporting IL.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-16

No CHARGE made for showing goods
at Wh,slsr'e. II you do not like the articles
and prices. you are under no obligations to
purchase. A few cases Of new and very
choice prints Just opened.
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MILITARY MES, ArrsNTloE.-lf you
vish for Uniform d full equipments call on
+. P. Erskine, Niskolls' Block.
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THE cITY.
JEweLkRs should read J. A. Sails
burys Advertisement in smother column.
SEE Order No. Ill, in another col
umn. Also, oats for sale

ATTENTION, OFFIcERs.-For . choice
military Uniform. call at Cones, corner Brady
and Second streets.
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DURris HOUSE.
nORNER OF IOWA AID llg10 eIe3kky
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Al opportunity which seldom occurs,
10 nov offered those dssiring good watch st
low figure. Read the Advertisement Of the
Magc Time Observer" Of which tho Hub
bard Bres, OF New York, ire the sole import
.rs. The Magic 10 iscsiving the moss fat
t-riDg Communications Of the press.
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LOOK OUT FOR TIE TRAIN.-Tbal
celebrated lecturer, Geo Francis Train. E-q
.iil lecture in this city on the S0th instsot
Every bods wants to hear him-excspt thss.
who are opposed 10 free speech
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Warrington Batss, seth Infantry
company I Jan 9th. died On hoard the hospi-
tai boat sunny aide from 81. Louis here: I
Collins, 9lst Infantry. company A, Jan yth
typhoid fever Barrett Dewitt. 9th tufantry
Jan 9th, typhoid fever.
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PRxss FORWARD, BRETHsEN..-Ths
evening", We understand. another detachment
Of the weak and erring sre to be initiated
into The Sons OF Temperance. We are plsss.
I'd TO ses this great reform progressing 60 sst-
i.iae.orily. but. - . piece Of grstis adviss. ~
would suggest the appointment Of . commit
to-, Of ssy one hundred. to take esss Of snd
assist home certain baeksidsrs 10 the lodge.
vho have wandered frso the path marked ou,
20 them ssd gene Of on bsgs old drunk.
snashisg shisgs and raising he 81 gsssrsi-'
y. 4 good plan. W thist. would Be - 10
itiste . osn and then sss six o. eight trusty
sssehrss = vsssh hia ustil hs gsts The tssts
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SKA1ING.-This excellent amusement
SCENE TO bs much the rage nov among the
young folks OF both sexes. Every available
piece Of smooth ice s'rong enough TO hold ur
party 10 sure TO te pstronissd. Hardware
m srchsnts cay they never sold tenth Of th'
number Of skates that tbsy ere ceiling tAi'
Winter, and IL 10 not much Of . Winter io
Ice either.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-04-25

Insuruncc Company.
TUvnE eighth Annual Meeting If the La Sale County
II Mutual Fire ms Co.. will be neld on Thursday,
the 7th dry OF May next, at o'clock r. NJ. nj Tia
once of the Company, Bank Of OTTAWA Building. Tor
the election Of hss Directors In place Of N ssrs L.
land, Jackson, Armour. Gridley, and Hossack whose
term rf once expires then arsor the transaction OF
The Directors yin meet At the Dame place on Mon.
day. Nay 9th, ct o'clock 2. NJ In with the
requirements Of the charter. WIN 81. TRUE
Ottawa, March 10, ls6e.-so Secrstayy.