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lhe Uaiyer.ai clothes WriDger
Il the original snd eHIy Genuine and
reliable Ws;ggrr b,fOfe
The People.

1T CON INES MORE STRENGTH OF
1 frame. capacity for pressure power and ausa
bAify tban any other mtclin"
Tue Universal Clothes " rineer j. made under
tho folit wing Patents; Good1 cars Patent tor
Nulcarl4 "a india Ru III u ana io5- moth
a.. eif. e,n over te used successfully; ! be In
proved Patent tegN heel Regulator Jan. H.
io64 ~ saves incton OF the Clothes. and pro-
Senls the Rolls from wearing or breaking loose .
The View Patent Method fpr Fastening The kolis
10 the shaft Feb 4, lSd2 never gets loose 81
tiacks tbs cloihe. Dlekermaus Patent t.aspiug
Fame Feb. -, So y. flt fastening TO the tub =
cannot " TX lous- - place Lymans Pat
ent Adjustable Gu'gc April ?, 1854 tor differ
en- si1sd tubs ih.ck or than, straight, slantng OF
clrsuiar.
All these Patents are indispensable TO pcrr ct
Nruger with them We consider our Wrincer
oosFLkrg Therefore. N or4er 10 get I'll that il
requisite Tor good machine, the public will be
ohl4 ged to bay
TIE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRlNGER.
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WINNERS PERFECT GUIDE
FOR
LIN,
FLUTE AND GUITAR,
ACCORDION, PIANO, MElOCEoN,
FIFE,
FLAG-OLET, AND CLARiONET,

CONTAINING Instructions designe to enable
~ the pupil to obtain a knowledge Of PLAYING
without n teacher; with a oaolcs collection Of
every VARIETY .. iorsi,r Music. Price of each,
% cents Teaches, pupils and dealers DESTROYS
Of obtaining low prize Instruction Book and at
the .arne time one that is useful and attractive
will lind these books fully suited 10 t.ais wants
The instructions are gwen 10 = manner adapted TO
tho c. apprehension 4 all grades of scholars The
exercises illustrating and enforcing the lessons
arc MT dry and ,enous, but spiighty and enlis-
ening. AID the selection Of music varying f.o.,
the simpe 10 the difficult, comprises III, NOS, pop
uar melodies Of the day a.a,ed, pos,-p i'd, by
DlTS0N Z; Go, Publishers, 277 Washingto
st.aet Byston. feb a-dtf
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from CAIRO.

GA.Ro, Feb. -.
The steamer kcnnett ha. arrived from
Nleksbug 2olh. and Memphis 2ad =
ia Nc6c,da night tlle steamer i,ele
Mtmphi, banded ~ he Arkansas sdc,26
mics from Memphis, to put oil pass n
aofs. She lad 10 sooner touched the
shore than some 10 cr = gucrrlllas rush.
cd aboard and attempted TO take posses
son Of her. The Captain immediately
backed her out and the pIandercrs were
forced to jump ashore, taking with them
three 81 tour men. Whether ticy were
passengers or some OF tho crew, we could
not lcarn Several shots were cXchang-
cd, bu 10 one was hurt. sne had on
board some 250 passengers. nearly all OF
whom rushed Tor the ladies cabin. and
acted IA the most cowardly manner. Had
there been a lttlc resolution and pres
cncc OF mind every guerrilla N ght have
been Killed or captured. There Is no
doubt bat the passengers were aware OF
tic nct III of those ON shore.
There is no hing important from Nlcks'
burg.
/ Tie mortar boat before spoken OF, still
/ fires an occasional shot. The rebels
promptly respond. Whenever n boat ap-
woachy> the point She Instantly becomes
a large, Tor rete! shot aud sh, Il.
\ ,row had been run through the canal
aud the woit on il vas steadily progress
! ng
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Further By the steamer Jsra.
Nav YoRK, Feb. "a


The London Times reiterates the be-
lief that the rising Of the Poles IS thor
on phly national affair and is headed by
the Catholic Priests. 1t is said the in
surgents appear to be increasing and
keeping hold on the hold province Of
country.
The Sumter had left Gibraltar. Her
destination is unknown.
The reply OF President Lincoln to the
Manchester address was Published. 1t
deporcs the suffering occasioned by the
cotton failure, aud relolces that efforts to
create sympathy for secession failed en-
loriscs the uttcrances of Manchester
meetings, and expresses an earnest desire
for perpetual peace between the two ma
tons.
a great meeting held at Bolton cx-
pressed warm sympathy for the North.
The ship Geo. Grlswold, with food, ar
rived 1t Liverpool on the 9th. On en-
teling the Mercy she WAS received with
salute Of cannon from the Fort and
doping Of colors
The public demonstration had not yet
taken place.
Tie PATS N2mtear, in noticing cor
respondcnce ii the intercepted Contcdcr.
a'e dispatches, says the so-ca'lcd Consul
II france, ~ Texas, is rot even pad
consular Of France. At TIA weston, he
acted as kind Of deputy 70 The Consul
At New Orleans. The only instructions
he rec iycd from France were to main
tam tine greatest reserve, aia carefully
abstain tom every Lind OF political in
reference in the affairs OF the country
Tie lteuehman alluded to At Richmond,
was simply chancellor of the Consul OF
f,an,e, ii tie French corps legislstlH.-
The address q tie Emperor, relative to
McNico America and Italy, WAS passed,
but tn opposition strongly opposed the
Mexican var, aud the continued occu-
patton Of Rome.
ne frame points out that the frcncl
found III The tor,s at Accapulo ar.sc'
from American sources.
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TIE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES wRINGER.
1t SAWS
Time, Labor, Cl.thcs and, Money

1t will wear for years without repair.
No servth Gao break II.
A chld eight years old can operate il
No cua ion er skill required in its use.
Every Wringer with Cog-w heels is WAR
RANfED in every y riicular.
The Universal Wrnger took the FIRST raEhr-
~ u silver Medal und Dipean, at the NV
io,k State Fair, 1902. Il was pronounced srPs.
MoR To AL oTHEhs in The Worlds Fair at Lon
don, 1867, aud ha. always token the FIRST Pre- :
MUM ia eyety State and county Fair whan tx
hoited in fair com etl tion with other machines.
Orders for machines tor tiial may be left AZ
JsFFEhis' Sore, corner Of Fourth and Brady
streets, Dave port. WM. A. NOUkSE
ian 2g-iau2aw3w Agent
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TELEG r A PHO.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
IT.
From New York.
NEW YORK, Feb. 20.
rSpeeiai TO 1imss
From New York.

Special 10 Inns
Hooker arrested 80 deserters, hal
them tried by court martial, aud sen
,cnc,d them to he shot. II i believed
that be will enforce the sentence.
A plan has been submitted to the
military Committee Of the two Houses
Tor consolidating regiments N the held,
Or filling them UP 10 The maximum anu
kceping them full from troops 10 te rais-
ed under the CONSUMPTION law. II gives
lie President power 70 muster ont q inc
service officers whom the consolidation
NAV leave without commands, always
discriminating III favor q those oldest ~
the fcld, and most noted for services and
ability.
4 Font Monroe correspondent Of the
7lafs say, req rts If the country peo-
n, rendered to Gen. NeIc, IL Norfolk,
and Cen Peck, At Suffolk, concur u sta
! Ha. that PRYOR has Ieen reinforced BY
troops uudrl Generals PettjErcw and "io-
ecr, IA tie c<teat - oNor 10000 men,
5it.a. hla i foler e 10000.
4 luaar also moe from many quar-
tct> thn 10 a,teay would be made upon
+ Norfolk
layora aech a4o wthlrc" III, pick.
I'd, between sHlolk and Bac\water
and making eitcnnous roa'e y -onih
ea~t direction. crossed thc Cho~au hl'ct
aud turned ~ Yesterday II i'rnses
Antc county, 80 milea south vest q on
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Nichigan Central Rail Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
To J..rcsC York, .stesC England
and ihe CGnad rs.

nNAND AFTER SUNDAY MAY 6rH, 1862,
~ trains leave tho Great Central Union Depot
tsot of Lake street, rs ioliows:
IAN Day Exprc,s except sunday arrives
Detroit at 8:40 ii Suspension Bridge ut $3.50 NJ,
Albany 8 80 + NJ, New York $50 ii, noston ll:so
Pm.
730P N Night Express tezcept Saturday ar
,ivea Detroit nj 7:uo 4 n. Suspension Drioge
$50 = NJ, Albany 500 A NJ, New lork 1880
A N, Bos ton $3.50 N.
Cincnna,l rraios, via n c Railroad, leave Chi
400 at A NJ mali tr4in, 1850 T. NJ Fast Express .
rive IN Chicago at s:ia A n Fast Express, aud
si5 z n Night Aaii Trsin
Ths 1880 z Al tran leaving Chieag 2 as through
~ CINCINNATI without Oh snge ~-l. " bAgl 70.
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huplroR's OYrIcE Iowa.


Des Nome, JahuaIy 3ist, 1868.
II is hereby certified, that On the ihiIty. first
day Of January, 1868, sworn statement was MED
in this Office showing The condition Of the ton
necicut Fire lnsurat Company located usrt-
ford, III the state OF Connecticut On ,ae first day
of January, A. - 1863 in accordance with a pro-
vi.ion Of act OF the Gene raj Assembly OF the
State Of Iowa, entitled " IN act IN relate on TO In
.urance Ccmpauics,' approved Jan. 2sih. ls51,
aud All act araendaory thereto, approved februa-
~ 9Th, S5S and an act in re.ation 10 Lite 10
gurance Companies. approved March 18th, SOC
that said statement shows that said &, Gpsuy is;
possessed OF the requisite amount Of Ca itai, and
invested rs required by Jaw.
authority is therefore given to th G Mt ove named
COMPANY u transact their appropriate business
OF In.urance in this State in accordance with the
lave thereof, until the 3ls day VI January, A. u.
one thousand eight hundred ami sixty four.
Ii i,aso ertifed, that Louis A Macklot, Esq
Of Davenport, has been duly appointed by said
Company their lawful Agent aud Attorney for
the cuusty Of scott with full power to take SKIS
Of Insurance therein, and tC acknowledge service
of process, as p divided by law, upon hi. fling
With the Clerk Of the District Court in and for
said county, certified copy Of the statement on
fe in this Office IL is further certif d that the
attached is = true and correct copy Of the said
statement.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
Seal. set my hand and AIMED NY real OF Of
Zee this Sist day OF Jan'y. A. ID. 1868.
j. W. CATrELI,
feb9-d&wtf Auditor Of State.
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Tennessee News.

NASHVILLE, Feb. %.
Gen. Nhcelcr's whole force, four br g
alcs Of cavalry, is this side Of Colum
bns, Tenn, and, il is reported, are carry
ing "a all the able-bodicl contrabands.
i ponl8u ot them we're within miles Il
Franklin o., night. he Federal lines
are At Franklin. There is large force
Al ihi, place, under Gen. Gilbert.
No fears are unprecedented Of an attack.
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'h.exs . anil ROCK island kaiireal
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1882.

,ls An lF1sk MONDAY, NOV. 24cn, q
and until further notice, trains ~ui leave
,asenpcii daily, Sundays excepted, as follows:
"a Freight train at................... sue AN
I'd night express. ....--.............b go P. \
Trains arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays o..
,epted, =: follows:
lat night axp-efs at..i.4... $40 A. 4.
III daily express and mail train at.... 100 P. n.
ID freight ard "a class cars at...-.... BOO r. \.
All trains over this routeare In direct connexion
asCbisago with trains over both the Michigan
southern, Michigan Central, Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne, and Chicago Railroad to ana f.on DO.
yot, Toledo, CoiomDus, Cleveland, Cincinna Il,
Pittshurg, Dunklrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alba
~, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ington.
PASSENGERS are reminded Of the necessity Of
giving urtnct directions rs % the destt NATION OF
heir baggage, a,.o toprocure tickets before TAX
tng their seats in the cara, as the conductors col
lee. fares only to stations on the line Of the CHI
ago and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN +. TRACY. Superintendent.
Davenport November p. 1872. dts
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nlChigan southern {. l.aae shore
RAILROAD.
SUNNI ER ARRAN q EMENT

SUMNER ARRAN EMEhT.
N AND FTER MAY 4TH, AND IN
Ill further notice trains will leave Chicago as
rs follows:
ZOO A NJ New York Express, daily, exccp,
SUNDAYS.
1880 7 NJ Night Express, daily, except Satur-
days.
trS- Trains arrive in Chicago =; s:l5 7 NJ, and
s.l5 An.
All the above trains make regular connections
- Dunkrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
erik, Boston, Phlndel. hia. Baltimore and all
points East.
luxurious new Sleeping Coaches. with all mod
ero improvements run on Nigh, Trains.
farorgh Tickets san he obtained at the CON-
aays ufiice, Sc Clark street, pnder sherman
i3.se. or al the Depot, corner Of Old Van Burep
nd sherman streets.
HE SAWYER,
General Western Agent
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CLOTHING.

THE NEW YORK LEDGER,
TT Is SAID, HAS A CIRCULATION OF
l 100000 copies, but its circulation ia limited
compared with tho circulation Of garments man.
sfacturrdby
Sam. PERRY,
At his establishment on Brady street. opposite
the Post Office.
am now receiving the largest and most CON-
Cloths, CasSlmeres and Vestings,
kvef offered in this market. Anticipating large
trade this Fall, have laid in an unusually heavy
stock, and the goods MUST BE SOLD.
Ny goods are all
THIS FALLS STYLES,
Fresh from the manufacturers and importers.
shall continue to keep on hand large assortment
of fresh
READ Y-MADE CLOTHING,
For Men, Youths and Boys, of my own manufact-
ure which will be sold at
II u - z = = N Z q . -
Ishall continue to manufacture my own Cloth
rs thereby giving
BETTER GARMENT
For the same o1ey than any Eastern made goods.
Everything in tho
Furnishing Department
Can be found.
shirts OF all descriptions,
Under ClotEiIx IN endless variety.
6tocks,
Ties.
Handkerchish,
Socks.
Buspenders. 30. 40
Also, large and splendid assortment of
oHNIT9' sHA~Ls9.
The largest and best ever offered in this marke
trust tn public will call in .ai examine my
stock before they :.axe any Investments. for ! am
rarJ sure can satisfy them both in prico and
quality Of goods. SAMUEL FERRY,
Brady street, opposite Post OGise.
aup21-dsf
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To III r..


rT>HE UNDERSIGNED * NOW SELLING
/ Choice New Spring Wheat Flour AT 81 ) I
per barrel and reduction % ~ cents Is made
iar returned barrel. Cnoice oid Amber -Four at
$50 All kinds Of Feed constantly on hand
the lowest rates.
r. l.. DAWSON,
No - Brady street, between ID and 4ih
feb "a dit Davenport, Iowa
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Illinois Central Railroad.

Illinois Central Railroad.
E0Q9lzIs;l
IAN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
~ Sd, trains will leave from the Grand Central
cpot, foot OF Lake and South Water street:
Through Express, At $50 NJ, arriving ~
iai y, exc, SLndaysJ AFRO at 4:SO III.
t.D- This Train connects for Peoria, Alton, st.
Louis, Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
Train, Stations, arriving 1t Cairo ~
Every day, s:45 next dav.
E This Trsin, on saturdays. will run only 20
U,bana Trains arrive at Chi,ago II li'oo N
and $3.50 NJ.
r,r Tickets and information, apply at the omoe
q the Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trains will leave Chicago: Lesvs Weed Lawn;
S.OAM S:43 A NJ
SAB An Sz5 a
1900 N l2.b5
xu0 PM $40 pm
e00PM S5o RI
ARTHUR, Gent Sup't.
VIZ. JOHNSON, Gen Passenger Ag't. noscti
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steamer VS..
HALIFAX. Fob.

HALIFAx. Feb. %.
The schooner trinidad reports that on
the goth Of Feb, in attitude -, longitude
o.. >he exchanged signal, with The Ala
bama. aud frst showed the Federal aud
If forwards the Confederate fla.
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NOW Is Thu TINE TO LAY IN WOOD FOR
~ Winter use We have dry kindling wood
Vt ~ pr cord ADD green wood q, 81 rs per cord,
Quiek " you WI be.too late.
y3l-eee FRENCH Z DAVIS.
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Far safe.

GOOD HORSE AND BUGGY. AT THF
n nwth-west corner Of FArLam aud yah sts =
r. bc sala together or separately. feh2l ~
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RAILROADS.
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1862.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1862.
t,ai~s run BY Chicago time, Which Is tsoelss ssis
nt@s faster than Davenport time.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 24rn
y 1862 and until further notice, passenger
trains will leave Davenport rs follows:
10 90 A. n. for Bros kyn and Washington.
3l3P n. for Iowa City.
TRAINS ARRIvs At DAVENPORT Az FOLLOWS.
5.55 r. \. from Brooklyn and Washington.
II IS IN. from Iowa City.
hornlng trains out of Davenport will make direct
connections Al Brooklyn. Iowa city and Washing
- with the Western stage Com pany' stages for
~ points West.
Trains from tho West connect at Davenport
9TH trains Of tho Chicago and Rock Island Rail
i,ad for all points East, North and south.
Passengers reminded Of tho necessity OF
living distinct directions rs 10 the estimation OF
he'- tfern9e rise 10 procnrssiokets before taking
'hen teats d 40 Gals.
JOHN +. TRACY, Genl Supt.
A. KIMBALL, Asst Sup':.
Davenport. November 22. 1853.-dH
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COMPETENT Mas A. LERK IN TIE
\ United Stntes MASTERING and ,,sbursing OF
fle 10 tlis city. Appl, Immediately
II. Is. RENDERS h0TT.
feb 2l-a Cant II Aruiiery.
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Expio..ou.

Drpo>1s' Mus, Del, Feb %.
An explosion d one OF the upper
mills, Of High Yard, took place at two
o'clock tins afternoon Fifteen lives were
lost Cause OF the explosion unknown.
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Rutan,s Patent VeNtilatOrs
On Cara Of Day Express Trains.
Patent Sleeping C.'son Night Trains
R0OUH0e Checked TkrCssQh.

THROUGH TICKETS Tor sale in all principal
tailrosd OF es in the West at the General U6i,e,
.orner Of Lyke AND Dearbon streets, Under the
fremont House. Chicago. and At the Depot.
4. n. RICE, Cent Sap't.
Nv .Snge1, Wssten Pes. Agsnt. jal
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Carrying the Great Wester, ard NorIh
~ essesn niset states Mails.
IMPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRk AMI
IL Buffalo, daily, On the arrival of all trains on
the Lake Shore Railroad, mxkng close connee-
tious with trains irorn Cleveland, Chicago, Mil
.auhec, 1T Louis, Burlington, keokuk ~ Paul,
Dubuque, Galena lows City, &c the only cars
running through from the Lakes to New York
City
WITHOUT CHANGE.
Baggage checked through. Fare always as low
AZ by any other r1uts.
BE particular and call for tickets via Erie Rail.
road which sold at oil ths principal railroad
Offices n tho " esq.
This Road affords facilities for shipment 0
Freight, superior 70 any other route.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN FOR FREIGHT
leaves New York daily, making close connections
through 10 all points Vast. and quicker time than
ever before made on any limo.
For Freight rates, enc lire Of J G Oatman, $40
broadway, Chas Thurman, lpt Broadway, n. :;
, II + Archer, rs south street, Y ~ ) Dunlap
10 state street, Boeton Erie allway Office, "a
Clnrk street, Chicago.
CHAS. MINOT, Genl Sup, NJ
E. $. SPRINGER, We.tevn A gent. Chicago, Ill,
A. BARBsR, Agent, Burlington, Iowa.
anti
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.v'esC Bakery,
CGGe House and Conf.CtlsPary
n..Av hal Ernmf aud EaNAmA

Csfe House and Cenf.ctlsPary.
D,ndy ST., bet. Front and Second.
MATrHtS x BERkEL
DEG LEAVE 70 IyFt RIM THEIR FRIENDS
ID and the public that they have fitted up the
building known rs Sanfords Block, where they
viii bake and Keep constantly on hand the best
quality If pread and Gales Of all kinds
COnftcliU merry
m Manufactured by them, and Of tho very best
qaality.
HOT FEE
served at eli b. urs and general refreshments sup.
piled.
RAILS AND PARTIES
can be supplied with suppers. confec,ions ETC., ut
the shortest notice anu 10 the nestest style
Come and Give US q Trial.
:. FEB N-dla
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ExCELLENr FACILITIES ARE OFFERED
Z for storing goods ssd gain II NJ. 70, West
Front street, next door &C Aisord AID Van Pat
lsos, 1t very ioW ss,es. kiQa,r: 90 tns pss@ssss.
6s1e-aul ACAAI . W.
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Of the city of Brooklyn, \. l.,
>ny,he fret day Of January, 1864, made to the
1 a.3i,or Of Iowa, pursu Mt to the statute OF
~ II st.te. passed January Is h. 1891.
Am LucA Ttos. Tho name OF this Com
r.,v !. the Pl r lix tirc Insurance oompans'
and IL located in tho city oil hrooh'sh' eo"H''
Sin,s State Of New OK
~...r,I-The amount OF its capital stock, y
shares II CITY doiars each. i two hundred lhnus-
md aolIsrs all paid up 10 cash, s2ou'u'V W
Amount Of surplus on hand ii jan, - ,o.es
1868 .............. ........'.'' 1850 -
r Total ant Of capital and surplus s9+'@oa -
isskTs.
rasb IN bank aud D, hand. 800. 80 80 ~
Real e..ste, urincanb.rej, o"nes "
the company ....,.t..... ....t'' 800 -
n,na. and NOR ges, az por sGncaeIa
eampapving, being FIRST Liens On
nrouerty ia The cities Of .f-ohlyn
ani New York, tmosty dweihus
n,uses saTtb N each case tIoh ~
80 100 per cent. more tnaa lnc an
isanet schedule A.......t=...t ...t 80 =
i5aas on demand, secured BY ne 'ges
81 ( ,od naas ard otaar corpora Ign - .r
stnsaf as collateral .......s ........ e-,'-9 ~
uoga'i y',1 . w. IL al 'o's oe,
Bus Fess ,,i" r,. Y ea 1875 :.
.nter,s. on bonds and loans, accrued
81 ~ s1 ~ -. ..at. ........... $3.50 d
Rank am other corporation stock own-
Ell Nv The company, ~ pef following
rnp.hsrs 80 shares oi Inion Ferry
COMPANY stock ....s.-.. .h,Ja' ~
/. 9 10 per cent treas r',tes 90 ~
L. :. 6oad4 s,Ses. ls6i = taJ GO
L j. bonds, iyes, lehj 1900 t0..". W. 4
All other securities and assets.....'-.. 1ts.h 7
Toai assets of the com pany So, = ?
LlABttfTlFs.
Losses al iatod a3l dae.............. Nathia
l.o.sos az l.tea nd -. dua .... ~. N-thin
/. ,sses uaidlu,tcd and tn susi.ansc, awh'i-
inc pfoof.. W. Ire, 81 40, miami
naugat On. ga ...*..... et.... I3,'-4
Lose. Z aimed Uul Ffsi.trd ~ the 60
AIut.cr claims asaiAs, the company
Total liabiitiet.... .........t.s'.
mis- Ell AMOR
THE greatest amount incurred " one risk
gener ny ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50. ~
The greatest amount allowed by the rules -
insured h any one eity town % village : n
lAsi. being governed ~ the chafa tea u 4
bnftdlng, anu the facilities Jon ettAsul.Asi
fires.
the greatest amount allowed b te 4sutel
ono block Is a., 1incd IS lla ehanctcr II.
eerstfu..lon OF .ainu, go a. oaHoid uheuc cuaesl
tfati,a
the amount u Ia capiid III earning dopasite
ia any otheF oiS.e D. security .or losses therein
noihlng
Tar c lmpan va. 10 orp3ra' a under The ger
era. suraHee law p the state VI Ac~ ~
a4a tlinei iis charter act II Incorporate
sept N l,a} an att"sted cory ot ehich Is
tie ~ e suditors uli,e # the state q low
al.ued, STEtliEN CROW LLi. Pres dent,
InI-Ahnlt SHAs. secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-27
SrArR o. CONNECTICUT,

STATE o. CONNECTICUT, 60
County Of Hartford,
], Charles W. johnson. Assistsn; Clerk Of the
Superior Iou't for said county, do her by certify
that has. Perkins, whose name is appended
to the jurat OF the foregoing deposition, was, on
the date thereof, y Justice of the feacc in and
for tho unity of Hartford, duly sutho.i2si to
administer oaths or general purposes and that
am well acquainted with the handwriting Of
the said Chss. h. Perkins, AID verify believe the
signature to Il c said deposition is genuine.
In testimony wheie.f | have hsreunto
Seal set my hand and my .tfcal ssal, this 18th
day OF January, A. y, 1858.
CHAS. w. JOHNSON
Assistant Clerk Of said Superior oprt
ana keeper Of the Soai thereof.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-27
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