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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-09

BARGAINS DIT GOVERNMENT. - The
Kingston IN. y J Atgus says that Thos.
Cornell, of l.ondont, has sold his old
steamboat Manhattan to the government
Tor $42 900, and the old II ghlander tor
$4,000. The latter, it says, is no long.
or tit for towing canal bosts, and com
pe,ea, Judges think she is not worth
$4,000 tor any purpose. The Mauhat-
tan woulI no longer answer TO run on
the Hudson, and Mr.. Cornell ha, pro.
vided a new boat to take her place
Mr.. c. is undoubtedly one Of those spa
trlo,s' who favor "a yisorou, proaecu.
ton Of the war"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-09

Alp FOR lKELAND.-The sum OF five
thousand dollars has been subscribed 10
Philadelphia for the relief OF tho OPP
pressed Gotten operatives and muslin
embroideie IN aud near beltas, and
L,sbu'n. 1t is expected and believed
that subscriptions 10 the amount OF Que
thousand d, liars more will come in.
The case being urgent, the l;ehef Com
IN itee have sulhoriz d their treasurer
to purchase and sLi, five hundred bar
iels OF flour, which have been seLt eff
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-09

RspunLIcaN T.u MPu IN knooK To-
LANp.-1he republicans hsys elected .
Mr.. PAYNE Attorney General u Rhode
Island. Nit. P.,u- il . patriot OF The
Greeley stamp, - will DO observed by
the following declaration recently made
by h'm:
This var has lasted long enough, and
Tam ~ favor ot' Lifting tie Sonih go.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-09

rT>O FAMILIES BREAKING UP HOUSE.
KEkPlN0 ANY party having . ANAL
amount Of plain Household Furniture suGle Client
far mAs and w,ts). which they would III . 70 hire
ous for . few nonths end have veil taken case 81
viii plssss aAAseee fUkAIrLRE,
a. no 0ee 0oAE.o,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-09
OEaOcRATiC STATE CONVENTION

The DeuoesAcy Of the state OF lows arc To-
,uss.sd to send delegates to State Convention
hereby called, 70 Be- held u the Cspttol IN the
e.t, Of DesNoinss, on wEDNE SDAY, The soTh
DIY OF NAT NEXT, AT l9 O'CLOCK ~, for
the purpose Of nominating can iidstss for Gov
ssu,:, Lieut.. Governor, and Judge Of supreme
Court, 70 be supported 1t the ensuing October
s,sstion. and Of transacting such other business
. my be deemed necessary
The b,si. of Coan,y Representation will be one
dsl,ys.s for every on, hundred votes cast ioi
Richard II. Sylvester, Secretary Of Sta:e and ons
for every frsctien over hfty.
The Dem ocrse, Of tns several counties IN 'ns
State are requested to see that the necessary steps
are tax 70 10 their respective counties to insure
heir foil r.pee.ea .ation at the State Convention
by order Of tho Democratic State Ceatral Com
j ELLwOOD, Chairman.
&c TUsk. Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-09

TnK Democratic State Central Com.
nittee of Indiana have called Q State
Mass Meeting Of the democratic .Oters
OF that Stsse. 1t Indianapolis, on the
goth Of Nay.
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Ham m Man AND BsoYHRa.-

HARD or A Man AND BsorHEs.-
Gen. Hunter is very hard on the coli
lored people 10 bic department. It sp-
pesrs that they do not relish his order
drafting all the able todied into the
military service, and that such %
come under that head seek civil en-
pIoy ment and conoealmcnt il order 10
escape the "press gang" Hunter ssys
this will not do, and has issued another
order containing this provision
II. All plantation superintendent,
tradssmen, suffers, la"d boIdsrs, aPscu-
lstors and o,hers, within the depart
uept, are hereby cautioned against har-
boring, secre,ing or keeping in their
employ able bodied male Eegrots liable
10 draft. All negroes 10 private service.
except those 10 the employ OF comm's-
.ioued otiicer., a. provided for in Gen
eral Orders,No. II, will be Immediately
reported 10 Brig. Gen. Rufus saxton
commanding U. s forces, Port Roys
Island, and none wiH be srempfed ex
cent on medical certificate Of disability
to be approved after personal e1amina-
ton by board Of not l,ss than tbres
medical officers, who will be appointed
by Gen Sexton from among the msdi
cal staff detailed by the Surgeon Gene
ersl for attendance on the contisbands
Al persons cont,avenirg the prosi.ion'
Of this order will subject themselves 4
q coutisca,ion Of their goods, and TO b
sent out Of the department by the ms
vessel going North:
/ AHEcporE OF GxE. SUMNER.-Th
Springfield Republican gives the follow
ing amusing account Of the turoing pom
in General Summers early life:
Gen. Sumner, when . Young man
vas . stage driver anosg the Berkshir
kilis, and This is how he happened to &c
into the army. At time in white
when the roads were dangerous, goinI
} down = steep hill, the stage slewed an
Turned over, bpt the horses kept on
One Of the passengers pushed out OF 10
door on the upper side Of the coach al
climbed upon the box. and attempted I
I take the reins from SUMNER hands
You let the Ieins alone or I'll ihro'
YOU II - il the driver, With determi
, nation. The passenger wisely sbsn
doned his attempt At interference, 40
Sumner guided the team fl mly Till
WAS safe TO stop them, dragging tn
over urned coach along. and so save
! passengers and team. The passenge
, who attempted TO take the rein1 ~
!. General Worth. lie Was SO lmpret Sc
. With young sumner. sterling quail II.
tina, hc cultivated his acquaintance an
{ induced him 10 in the army. and II
cool and determined driver mAde sn il
: ,rep;d commander
Rsp,pitr.S TIT MpII IN kuOOE Ii
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-09

G.x. McCL1LLANS RsroRr.-for
.;x month. the War DepartEest refused
to perm, Gen. McClelisDs ofieisl report
Of the military operations Of his army
.pbseoncnt TO leaving Ha'riscn's Land.
ioc on the Peninsula up to the time o.
81. removal TO be published. =
Il Wa made upon the 18th day
Of October, 1862, ann has just been
published. This may seem strange, but
to permit Gen. Mcclellan 10 vlnd'cs's
himself by . truthful report, vas not 70
be te lerated by the admin'stratlon.-
They could allow him to be traduced-
they could ,raduce him themselves, ba'
not a word OF defence could Gen. Nc
Cellan get in except 10 an unofficial
.ay. and being a soldier in tho service
OF the government he declined to enter
into any personal qnsr'el. The
report is straight forward IN all
particulars, and j, complete win.
dication Of his management OF
the army. We believe that the admin
lstrs,ion has also allowed Gen. McCl-
elan to publish the report Of his PENN.
sus campaign.
TOW Engiishmen Treat Our Coa,ribn.
tiO0s.
| am sorry to see that very unpleks-
| ant demonstration Was made At Man.
chester, let Tuesday, concerning which
it Is which j. is well that You shonld
have full particulars. 1t appears that \
meeting OF the operatives of Marches
Ter had been called Tor that day, aud
was announced that Rev. &. w. DENIM.
.on, Chaplain OF the George Gfi.wold,
would be present. THIS was oil very
SCI, aud the Manchester oppsasl,ves
would gladly have listened to ~ sddresa
fton tha, gentleman. Bc: the manager
Of The meeting, very III sd,i.dy. alss
sonounc. d that on the occasion fifteen
thousand oaves OF bread would be dir
ulbue,d, composed Of the il,ur brought
by the George Grisw,id, and represent
IL . tho number OF h.r,l, II the ,t4,f o.
lie that composed her cargo. lhls Is a
purely Enehsb way OF dor z Il ings. Ii
the v.,y di bursemeDt OF charity tier.
rus, he is" about II. Taey over
lo ked the fact tha, while the Manches
,er operatives would thankfully p.rtic
pate in the American contributions
~Lcn preseut,d TO them III the prope
IN amer, they were still men and womei
.n, ugh 10 resent the ea Of being para
ded like 40 macy pauper-, and sctt LONE
with 4 loaf OF broad under his arm.
AMERICAN BREAD rIIRowS INTO TIL
MD AND IRAMPLED Upon.
! may as ,ou TIC de,sis 9. bnt III
end was hat ffieen thousand loopts o
bread, each Ws,ghing t,ro pounds. tMu
representing some one hundred and nj
{ barseiS Of -four )Were taken from. tie pan
= and Lro.em INTO tie mud, ,cheye IL ioa
!, bdmyl.d uuder FOOT The mob petite
each other with The convenient m,.silel
and scene Of excitement aud coniusio
{ IN ucd, better imagined than describe,
e of course, tile meeting, as such. va
n broken up, and the dav terminated ,
:, This d'sgrsccful low. These spr car ,
be the f.cts, tor which ] have no con
~ meut
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-09

OFFICES AND VERY LARGE ROOMS IN
- Post U6ics end LeC3alss bloobs, The 10
Cieise Aakss House, suitable Tor storage Of ersin
nssvy asrohandiss. Aeplyso
CSC. L. DAVENPORT. e
JONI \ 0oHDrU.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-09

Tue new Capitol Of Csliiofnis will
cost between $500, 900 and 5000, 900.
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BlxckwOsd's MagxSlae
AND rHD
British Reviews,
PRICES CHEAP AS EVBR.

TO IN Jss VINO PAR PROMPTLY IN AbyAxcR.
NOTWITHSTANDING The CUST OF RE
IN Palm TAG these Psr,o iio.ls has more than
doubled in consequence VI The enormous rise 10
tue price ot Paper and Of general advance in eli
other sxPeases = anu discriminating other pub
lisheis arc reju.inE the sz, Or increasing the
price Of their Publications. We shall oSstlnue, Tor
me year 1868, furnish ours complete, hereto.
fore, u the old Rates, vs.
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Total assets Of the Company $50. 52i 81
T"ts! value Of securities. 5000 Avs Is
Rate Of interest On all loans il per cent.
No deposits o. . guarantee fund IN any state.
Largest rick $50, usually $1,000.
LasEst risk 10 any ono town or villags-di3crs-
tionsry.
Larges, risk in any one block discretionary.
6th. The amo mt Of liabilities OF ssid com.
papy now duo to banks and other ere !itors 10 he
sum OF not more than no dolIaYs.
9Th. 1hc amount Of losses BY eaid Company,
now adjusted and due, Is 3 sum not exceeding
the sum Of 10 dollars.
7th. The amount Of losses djusteds not due,
is sum not to ex,ssd no dollars.
sth. The amount OF losses unsdjustsd NJ ;as
present time does not exceed. Ss6oo,
nd resisted by the Company. /: " $500 90
9TH. The amount Of losses IL suspense, await
isx proof. will not exceed no d.llsn.
Io.h. The amount Of oil other claims due from
said Company will not exceed nc dollars.
SrArs or NV Y"sk, -.
CRY AND CoUSTy or Nsw YORK
william X Lothr p being duly sworn, on his
I regoIng statement, and knows the contents
III 'Trof that this deponept is Secretary Of ssil
company or association, end that he b - good
reason TO believe, and does believe said statement
to be true.
signed VIM <. LOTHRoP.
Isl York. in said State and County, this
twenty seventh day vt heIch, A y
1868.
[Sisnsdl THOS. L. THORNELL,
Co missioner for Iowa 10 New York
AvDrrox's Ors,cs. Iowa.
DIS MoISss, March 3lst, 1868
II is hereby certified. that on tho 5 st day Of
March, 1856, . Sworn sta,sment WAS filed IN THU
| tfice, show ing the condition OF the ashingtor
Insurance Company, located IT New York Ci,y, ia
TIE :, te Of New York on tho first day VI Fsbussy
1868, is accord ncc vita provision u an sct Vi
| tho General Asse0.b , Of tho state Of lows, en-
til d AN Act IN relation to Insurance omP.
MES" approved January 2sth, ls'7, and 40 Ac
Amsndatory thereto, approved February 9TH. 1883
| ami = Act IN relation to l. 10 Insurance Omp q
MES, approved March 18th. ! s6l; that ssid state
meut shows that said Company Is possessed Il hi
requisite amount VI capital, and Invested - -
Quired by las.
authority 1. therefore given to the sboys nsza
ed comp Any TO tfsnsact their appropriate business
Of lnsurAne in this state IN accordance with th
laws thereof, until The slst day Of January, A u
ons thoussot eight hundred and sky -four
II is also certified, that Is. Is. W0vd ward, Esq
OF Davenport. has beer duly sppo .ntei BY -
company their lawful agent and attorney for III
county VI SCOTT, with iu,l po~er 70 take risks o
Insurance herein, and 10 aokn0Wle ledge 70. vice q
pro. ess, As provided by Law, upon hi. fling Wit
the Clerk OF the district Court in aud tor sal
County. certified copy Of the statement on de i
tris office. u istu.th.r certified thas toe attach
I'd 10 true and correct copy vi the raid staten
La testimony whereof, have heieul
r.. s 70 set ny hand and affixed my seal q
oaics this 3lst day OF a.sroh, A. 1
1858.
J.W. cArTELL, Auditor Of State.
II. g. MRrzaRR, sol icitor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-09
NEW ADV'TS.
To ,us nonoa Assn, sas Aupiros OF srA,s o.

AZ s"s s~e~s~e -
uHnE uxpERsloxED. OFFICERS OF THE
Ma.hiaessn la.unses Company, 10 eo0pli-
ance With an Act entitled An Act N rslsti.o 20
In.ursncs Companies" approved January g,
1851, mako the following Annual port
lst. That the me u said 90 Psny !" Tho
Washington lnsussnce Company" doing business
IN the city Of New York, IN ,hs state Of Nss
York, which 10 The location Of Il cir principal o.
fee.
I'd. That the amount Of their capital stock 10
the sum Of dollars.
Sd. That OF said capital stock the sum Of
{aA0O ,OU0) four hundred thousr nd dollars has
been psia BY the stoekholdsrs Of said Company,
10 cash.
Atm. The assets Of said Company, - ct Fsb'y
j, 1858, consist Of the following items:
lash on hand and IN bank and In tho hands OF
Others ............ ..........$ IS III OIL
Uniueumbered real estate. ....... 81 1914 vs.
per CT. U. ). coupsn bonds Of 1881
Imarket v.lss Sios. 400 ....... 10000 %
Z $40 U. ) treasury notes, market
| value S4O.6O0 INSTRUMENTATION. lO7ol 70
| Brooklyn City water loan bonds, mar.
| kst value $5y 500................. $1,000 %
Fir.t lien mortgages on property val
usi st SSH lUo.. Ie.l05 30
Loans secured BY socks asd bopdf,
market value 455. 69s 25.......... 1850 90
| Premiums 10 course Of usnsmission
from agents.... -. ......... s.45s so
All ,thsr securities-intevs.t, rents
and other property not reci,ed.... $4,000 00
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DO antics and PenSiOsas.
JAM ES r. LANE

DOUVtGg6 ONO AgHStD1dSs
JAMES r. LANE
Is NOW PREPARED TO COLLECT ALL
i claims Tor Bounties aud Pensions.
DOuntics.
SOLDIERS. Discharged in conseqr ence Of wounds
received IN BATH, u who have .eIvsd Two ysAr.,
arc entitled 10 300 Bounty.
Pensions.
!. Mr1'd Soii,ers d sAbled since March lth,
1881, III the army or navy.
2. " docs u soiuicrs dying OF wounds re-
ceved, or " disease o. ntracted in the military
naval service.
Ch.d,en under 10 years Of such dcceafed
idisrs. II there is no widow surviving, OF from
the time Of the widow rcnsusoe.
4. Nothos Tho hsvo no husbands liyng) Of
soldiers deceased rs above, provided the latter
have lett no w,d, ", children under 10 Yeas,
and the mother vas dcpeLdcbt In whole or 10
part uron The dc eAsed tor support.
). sisters under III year, OF such deceased
soldiers, dependent on them Tor support, provided
there are 40 ishtful claimants Of either Of the
three last pree eding cI nss.
- Also collects back Pay.
Apply JANIS 7. LANE.
Ones routine st corner brady and ~ streets.
davenport, April ., 1858 dim.
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ExCH aA0g AND BANKING nOUss W Lou's.
A. M.cgLor, Dxvsnt Ort, iows, F.b 2, 1903
a LII Persons HAVING MONEY On DE
"A POSIr vi the uadersigned, either In Ger
iiacates Of deposit or By book aecount. are ~
ouested 20 vithdrpv the zane without d.lsy.
fan II LOUIS A. AACELUr.
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: 9ITIzzElITs
EiIe. MaIIna& LIE lnsIReeGal
OF WHEELING, va
sAMgEhoP. WHEE|L.E R,

ATTORHIE
coLLRoroR or pENsfoNs SOLDIERS oLAItfa
AND CERTtEtED ACCOUNTS
IN Oficers soldi sts, OF seainetI, disabled IN me
A service Gft the United States arc enfiflel q PEN
sion for and n Of their death, tbs WIDOW
Orphan children, Or q any sdchohicsr
thu bounty OfouG humid lara, and an batk nv
due lIyfee In each case - FIVE DOLLARS n fiiel
claim o. pension e collected and y o oaAReA In
ceEtiasd Accounts colieetedo on The mot reasons
"a oisse. 50. iso ssr
wheeling, Va. .z ll - laarI4-l
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a3a.II lg ants' lIgEa.6I.1t
1885,
LEToHRR DID %.

- u
Ding. dong bell
Virginia q gone tO-weil,
Has gone to tseeeshn glory
- Prom UnIon pnrgAtoey. - - "a
J 1 Where Warrington Go. - = =
Consigned her long ago
To toFtnres no1eS89 I'D q
Than Peace and Plente0usnes5S
And keen ea asperatfOn
Ofhigh official station,
And all the bitter aBgulshes
"a Attendant 90 fat saiariesl -
From thia dire pit to fetch her
I, Trismegistus LetcheF, 10 s II.
Ofmy own fee prOpension,
SanS counsel or eonVention,f
Dashed In and gave Hshout,
Broke her bonds and brought her out
Ofthe limbo Aforesaid,
TheucSforth to go ahead,
And as queen of the =, y We
Do lust as she "dem please r. q .
and d hner exhibition -
The Genius Of Perdition = -
Never gave 70 gods or mep,
Than our Ate has kince then.
The slave wealth other mIni0ns
Has flown on dueky pinions, sia 4
Her stately homes are ashes,
Her lair fields red with splashe5
OfcountleEs battle BhAmbles,
Her gardens choked with brambleSs 4f,4ti
+ And for miles within her bounds
You ran step but on 6harDSi nnbuhdsI' :.
For ali these fruits OF Secession,
PreciOu4 yond. expressppi 4zFs s.
YiFEinIabSs be It known,
YS'Fe indE6ted 70 me elopoS ~ 4
As(to tell the truth Was1 5s8ss
John fletcher, the eve adty, =.
October, 1868 W. P.'F ie
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enc. W.IoHNIgoN. -sf.f5+., w. I0HASo4.
81 sa. ". JOHNSON &asoN, ts.


WhULhdAIlE . n ILiiII 9I1i1.
II ,. 6HKPPARD No.ls1 Main Street, eSEleg
It q n El-Iiasi esist
DR of Il1iGl and zaf Glls, lils
Hafnell. Ifnnls, Falleaa Caspat BlsI, HAtclel1O d
IWputdrtsre cal 70 my stoc1 s9llf
trust ~ afTt On and 20 l1oIlgi
n ls II piEsO,
pss HsSnsFs3 bilps ~, lIi y
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SHAMLS. Ss
latest novelties Of the seasou. Also I'm
e stesf o. staple - greet variety Just
oetI 3 sI0aE 8 THoaIAs.
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INsU & n 8 q g
10 THOSE WHO WISH ne 'iS.l BE
il N s. U .FSS|. IS, 70

TO THOSE WHO W 45t1 = ~ De
Dc N s. u IEI; IlIs 8 -
1aAIEsT ALL COMING ENCIEEs-,S a
nOmHhINsURAN OOnIPANRb Of
.k-1 New Yprk-ElRK ANDINLANDsf
uasH oAPlFAL (every dollar paid 900 900 90
Assets LIST July, 1858 s4s 70
The largest cash Capital tor the aulopnt a. risk Of
anyofaeeinthe United States
lrtOn MEMdtA1IINSu COM
NsIPAtY, Or the City Of New York Il IN z ID
0ksa q4PiEAt All lli1 M ss..st.sits s y ~
AIstts list July "
/ RRVRNTYsRIYE pGr cont q the nett profits do
clAred 70 Policy, Holders eprrnl tp Mliifh tlie
as3fifed baft Wit but tf6uftihg any Fiak.
:. islfif II ffgAiFlI ie--fb1 llfes so ~. 81
FIR "a b IN SuttANg..sst
~ COMPANY, OF New YeFk-FI NE AAR 4 if.AtiR y
oGsH iPTFAI tpaid %
1T August ~
Thfeg- d tiSHGtt profits declared % Policy
FIntdafa auuuali5 u4a ittsfiaf vlt ~ tsl r. 4f r
FIFTY.PfvE PER CENT. Of Earned Part iclpation
Premiums declared tor thsysAF s9rlFF Asoe'
IN auruAIlidlIFBIN SUR COM
II MI RANYs Of New York la,,s bin npliaEi' llliE
The I.ARGEaI CAea CAPITAL o. any Enggranee
Company ID the United States. j, .,gt i.
Fabfnafy list, 900
EThe busitias 81 this Company 8 Conducted on the
the Btflete II tie term
the entire surplus, DRDuCEtN g y NY ~
pRNsES ADM, being EQp1IABLA pbN1AlAlEp
Ainohs the ASsuRED.
TofsTY-FfyE cKNTs A walk win insute 700
ON the life cta man aged 80.
vaT TOtT ,l ~ ts,a1 ,,y,,r ~ n Naosk FeaaAna-
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Cleveland. Pfttsbtrg andWheSi-
ing Rail Road. o.

ElzSs
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov I0th M -.
" 1engaE EfdinI VII leave BrIa Eefort 4.
HOO a. NJ Man Train, STOPPING ~ an ststiDu. -
SOS tiVns Pittsblfih e SaSO y n - ~
Cleveland at $40 y. ~. - -
SIS p n. Accommodation Train, st0upfso, - N
FffszT -ssltlolas arrives ct iRiffIlntS6 - -
7. ~. -
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laoo Fa a ~ z aa9 c sis. E :. 9.
RETURNING TRAINg

"
GsiSS Cleveland 4 ssao A. Al an9I -s9pT
fiye q Hyidgepqrt - Cos ?. n, and 6O8 \. II. =
Leave PiftlbuEsh c rs 4. n. cas- a =. -
LIS. = D alEise G part e Geo 4. II. iST5
A. - - "a - sf.5sF
Conr.>ettonp are made NJ R0llOVgns
AZ Pifls buEgh with Rahnsy lValia n II ~ FIs-,,.
-HsH "a elEEs belllmqIes Naahingtnn, ~,
delphla,NeW York GHa Boston.
AZ cInyolaud With OlSyelEhd q T6Ied RlR. fsFEs,-
,..o.i t,i., j, d!S75ys +elees pstEoil CliesO -
ss, .f.is IDltEoit anlors 81 Deis0ii, =.
rlieaeo ana The Ncltl WEsE, wa
s4tisra - Als9olAL,1 4 HE H1Its f6r EEis Dl1.
f.,,,. LII, gilAlQ aud Niagara Ellls VIM
80 +-ui ~ CleVtl1ld. Cdldhhu q q ClnefiIniii -
sJsssa si!i ietesslasa psisWaEes collubul a.
AZ Hudson Win h90 Ha&ogR.R r. 10 Oayahoss
Ialis' AkrpDI 1fllcEEhqEEh sid Woss,
A. Alliance VIII 3, e, Y. & g 2; R-fescluasa,
- ~ ii-iy5i IuulluB and OhIeaEo.i
AtGte1bGlyille With p q. 4 O. Linz and AZ bum
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