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LIST OF CASUALTIES IN THE MADISON LIGH

LIST OF CASUALTIES IN TIE MADISON LIGHT
ARTILLERY, on THE 2SD AND SD JULY, 1868.
AT BATTLES NEAR GETTYSBURG, PA.-G. '
MOODY, CAPT. COMMANDING.
Killed: Corporal Charles Price, Sergeant James eau.
lin. Pryates Patrick Malone and X Ellison.
Wounded: Sergeant Richard Clark, in shoulder, sc
yerey; James Duyer, not serious.
Mottally wounced: Priyates Dennis Scanan ard Dan
Campbell
Wounded severely: Corporal Patrick Ward. Pr.
Yates: Edward Day, Henry Halleck, Edward o Neal,
Hugh McAas.ers.
Wounded. OF serou-ly: Prvates Leroy Ii Carter,
Thomas Lurley, Jefferson J Lens j Q Butler, James
Gallagher, Alfred LEROY, William Connel liam \
Adams, George Crlsnel Michael Lawess Cairn Delapy
Luke Baxter, Pleasant Etheridge, Thomas Cary, 4
Reagan, Turner Wood, Matthew Reardop, Michael
Carr. James Sturdevan John Ryan, No. l. Michael Sui
Ivan.
Total-34 killed and wounded
G. Y. MOODY, Capt.
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ADJT AND ISsP'R GENERALS oyglcr,

ADJ'T AND IEsP'R eENEaATs oyHIcE, d
Z RTouKoED, July 81, 1868. A
GENERAL oRDERs,
No. 100
When the supply 81 sas adequate, and fresh neat su
cftener than week. the salt ration viii be txed at f
quarts 10 the hundred rations.
H. Commanding oc have authority to slteror hr the
ton esablshe by the Secretary Of War Y
Ill Quateaess ct supply Depots viii respect the requisio
BY qua trmaes receiving taxes IL kind TO grain SACKS
lslvned s. COOPER,
~ 29-lH Adjt and lnspr den'I
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-29
TIE CONFEDERATE COMMANDER At PORT HUDSON.

The St. Louis Republican has the following relative
to Major General Frank Gardner:
Like Pemberton Lowell, and some other officers Of
high position in the rebel service, he is native of
Northern State We believe of New York, but married
il the South bis wife being the daughter OF Exiov.
Manton of Louisiana. He entered the regular army
through West Point and served, suppose, through
the Mexican war, but have DO data at hand from
which TO compile account of his military prior
to the expedition to ali He accompanied that expe-
dnin as SEMI captain of the Teeth United States in
fintry aud at its close stationed at Fort Bridger,
in command of the post. From that place he went
South when the rebellion commenced, and has been
actively employed in its service ever since Mrs. Gard
ner and her three children remained at Fort Bridger
several mo lths later and finally With Col (now
GEN. P. ST. George Cookies command and made their
way South Two of the children have died. in
formed, since the commenced General Gardner is
required to be an officer of considerable energy and
ability, but these qualities at times impaired by an
over fondness for drink, to which he is addicted
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Degree Book" Of the Order of Knights Of the Golden
Circle; card, on which is printed an explana ion of
the signs grips. &c. Of the Order; another card on
which is printed in red and blue the Confederate Tag
with the letters ak. G. c." on each bar, the name
"Gen. George Buckley" being printed on the top.
DESTRUCTION OF YANKEE VESSELS SOUTH AMGRI-
CAN COAST.
The bark Zingarela, which arrived at Ne = York on
the Esd from Rio Janero reports that the ship Jabez
Snow, from Newport, England, with cargo of coal
bound TO Montevideo, was captured, May 25th, by a
Confederate privateer and burned also that the bark
AmazOnan, for MOntevidso, captured by the came
vessel on the I'd june aud burned. Both crews were
transferred to the Hsnoveian brig Viva and arrived al
Rio Janeiro June 9th.
The Pernambuco Prices Current newspaper of the
lSth contains the following information with regard to
| the Florida
The rebel steamer Florida, which vessel sailed from
this port 18th May called at Ceara on the 4th inst oI
| q supply of Goa,
On the l4th ult, she took and burned the American
ship Crosn Point. Of NeWburyport. 1898 tons, Geit
| master, from New York, bound for California mate
John Norman, and ten men, arrived here 10th inst
in the Brazilian steamer Jsguaribe; some Joined the
Florida and the MASTER with family, two mates alC
sailors, were pu: on board Danish brig.
The Florida had hem lying az the Roscas ten days
and one of the surgeons had been drowned by bcs
| swapping.
A letter from Rio Janerio, May 10th, in the New
York Times says:
The last French arrival brings the news that the Sc
cessionst corsairs-the Alabama the Florida the Geor
gi4 aud another of which have forgotten the name
entered the ports Of Bahia and Penambuco where they
landed several prisoners and demanded permission
ob,aiJ provisions and to make repairs which grant
ed them 1t appears that these pirate ships have com
mtted fdghtul depredaions aud burned almost all The
Northern vessels coming from the Pacific from Rio d.
Jauerio from Bahia and Pernambuco. IL is said tina
they have burned Federal vessel Cape Trio, NO
| far from Rio, which was returning from China.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13
STATE or IOWA, In tho Scot conn,v oia

STATE or IOWA, In tho Scott County Dis
Colt COUNTY. trict Cours.
beo. ;. &. Dow ~. William H. baker Il al
To iiliam II. taker, Elizabesh baker. J.bn .s-
ker, hoaeTt Baker, Andrew Sieberf ] s,rauh
Human d. Strong. Floyd Evans and Ea win
kiikup:
NoUAND EACH OF YOU ARE HfREDy
Il notified that there il now on file in the 90.
oil the Clerk Of tho District Court Of cot. sonn
~, Iowa, petition of George =. &. Dc Z, praying
hat the title TO csrtain lands in aid countv
may be que'ed IN him. the said Dow the ssid
lands being thus bounded snl described, TO wit
The North half vi the North Vest Quarter a,
section No fifteen 49,, and the east half OF the
Ntrih ka1t quarter st section No. ST xssen 1l6)
IN Township No. seven,y-scvea, Range No.
two % East; tie East hs!s Of the North Ear
quarter, and the i-at ba,f Of the South East
quarter OF s.sIion No. five (5l, and the North
E.ts Aue,te5 9, the Nor.a East quarter Of see,:.s
No. eight (8., in township No. sevent5. .Avsn
CID. Range No. two % East 9th p = Also
tho following. Commsncine 9: T.. South Esss
corner Of Sco'ien No. Nv. |, township No. sew.
.n'y seven ~ ...nse Two (2), running thence
west twenty 2o1 SaaiAs thence N, nth six (s1
degrees, kas: thirty 10 100 $50 lo-loO) chains /;
,hq~So North throo and 80 loo degrees
West fifty chains; thence las: twont,
CHAINS TO the North East corner OF said section
No. i've 20; thence south c.gaty SO chains to
n" place OF beginning.
sad petition also rrays that certain ,udgmenta
anu mortgages be cancelled.
And now, unless you appear thereto and aefes.
on or before noon q the "a day OF tho neAt term
of said Court, TO be htden on the LIST Monday OF
February, lofS. your default will be entered and
decree rendered as prayed for.
GRANT SMITH and GrG, a. 6. DOW,
dee A-'a"4~ Attys. fol plta.
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ORIGINAL Notice.

1hlalaaL aVllGL.
STATE OF IOWA
SCOTT HorArY, >.
hntonius & Jamison Trapgott Thomas and
Nina Thomas, tredaia Marti, Il al.
To said defendants
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TnAT
l. there is now lie III ,he Office oi the Clerk
81 the District Court Of Scott county, Iowa. a Pc
utian 81 Antonlu c. iantison, claiming III tho
said Defendant, ilanxot, Thomas, the um u mo
hundTei aai hIty-.aree dollars, laonoy quo
asa ~ q certasn lreiei.soJy note executed by
said Trang0t Thomas on the irsi NY II May.
i. 81. .e.i, payable t0 tle order II Henry ii.
.jslaie"o, fer ihe sum If ninety doais payabe on
the hsst day OF May. a. ID. 1889, wuh interest
thereon ht the rate OF per cent. per anuuu..
sald petition also sets out thrae othC. notes Tor
the sum ~ ninety dnaEs each, iua respectively
May .st lob3, $50. und 1869. and prays hat tho
cause be Con tiDlel iroln term TO term until sMia
Lotcs fail due.
il rotitian also prsys for the foreclosure OF o
eerta mortgage on the following described
preE.ises, situated il the county oil Scott, aud
safe OF Iowa, to-Wit The east half OF lut two
(2) IL block Twelve J. in The ciiy o. haven
port. executed by the said Tr ngou lhonAs on
tto fist day os Say. A y. is5o for the purpose
Of securing the payment Of tie four above dc.
scr bed jrom!ssorS notes.
The saii defendant, Frlalia Marti, is hereby
notified thai n personal claim ID madc against
him in this action.
Now, unless ynu appear thereto aI.d deie. a
he eio noon Of the second DAY o. the next term
Of the said District Court, to DO held IN tao
fret MoEiny oi February. A. j.. 1868. d. auit
viii be entered ae 4inst you and judgment Snd
decree be rendered, ss prayed in ss,d pet tin.
COOK EkUkt,
Attys. for pltf.
Nov
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-13
From New s"ik.

NkN \ oRk, feh 10.
Tho morning 7 pers contain hardy 2"
tenn OF news additional 10 the regular
Associated irea. dispatches received last
night.
The Tones dispatch saysa fccohhol--
,ance made bv Col. Windham rs far a.
Manassas Gap and to tie Rappahannock,
shoas that there are no armed rebels tins
side of the stream, with the exception q
i few ot White guerrilla, VITO hover
about Lec.hurg
Tie British bark Springhak, from
London to Nassau, arrived tins evening
in charge OF prize crew from the I. ).
gunboat sonora. Slo wns captured on
the 3d of the bahamas, u con,cq enrc
Of having some articles - her manifest
which the Captain conld not account for.
] be officers from the >onola report
that when of The Bahamas, on the 1T,
they saw II steamer WiudNatd lYlng APP
parcntly waiting for her TO come M. She
royed to be the FLORIDA. ~ soon as
She found out what the Sonora was she
turned tail. Tie sonora chased her 81
hour, but 81 erior speed of the pirate
enabled Lar 10 e,eaIc.
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10 Catharins Robeson, William WatsSe, sorgs
Waters, Mary Emily hest, Ann Elisa kobcsop,
samuel Robsson. Jana Robssoa, Clara Robsson,
Henry Clay Roheson, and the Meth odist Episce-
pal Church o; Pleasant Valley:
NOC AND EACH OF YOU ARE HEREBY
/ notified that the last Monday cf January.
b. 1868, has teen fixed for the final settlement
OF the accounts of tho lxecutors o. the LOST will
and testament OF Jacob v Robson, late of Scott
county, State OF Iowa. deceased, when you can
appear and contest said accounts il you desire
10
Il. LiNDERMAN,
County Judge Of Scott Co., State Of Iowa,
December 81, sS2 Aw
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EXEcu TORS SALE,

10 ekorl u may oosetra;
n 3r!cE IL HARsI.Y GIVEN. THAT We.
~ The Undersigned, xecut r. of the last vii
and testament Of Jacob Y Robson late Of Scott
county, state OF Iowa, deeeased sh. II an WA.
nssday. the 9Th day Of ecenbcr. A. u. 1859,
At the Curt House door. in the city Of Davenport,
county aud at. aforesaid, oifer Tor sale at ruhic
suc,iOn. 10 the higtess bidder for cash. The fol-
lowing real estate, ying IN SAID csun,y ana State
to-wir: The North fas, qsart.r Of the Sou,h
East quarter II Section three (3) in ,osnsb,p
seventy eight (Ts) North of Range four "a E.st
Of the 5,h =. n. Said sale 10 take place nj the
hour Of o'clock P NJ. of aid day.
ANDREW J iiIDE.l
II. h MASON Executors
JoHNB. ROBESON,l
Dec. ., ls6s-3w
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liichlgsn Celtial Rail Read.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
10 .dsC f'0Sh. .yIsC EnGioad
aid In 4 Nss DIS.

nNaND AFTER SUNDAY MAY 5rH, 1862.
~ trains leave tho Great Central Union Depot
!sot o! Lake street, Us follows:
IA Day Express except Sunday arrivesa
Detroit at Gto Z Suspe .ion Bridge 1T $50 A NJ
Albany $40 u, New York a:30PM, boston 1890
Pm.
1880 ? NJ Eight frptess Except Saturday ar
rive s Detroit NJ ~" M. Suspension briGge
$50 ", Albany 500 A d New Sork 1880
4 NJ, BOSTON $50 I ii.
Cincinnati trains, via N c Railroad, leave Chi
cage al n mai tein. 1880 z ii Fast Express ;
arryo "a Chicago a. s.la A j Fast Express. aud
= - Z VI Night Aaii itain.
The 80 NJ tran ,oaviug Chicago runs through
TO tncinnat witho1, change o. oars or baggage.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

STATE OF Iowa,
ScoTT COUNTY. So In tho District Court.
Mary Schnow VS. Thomas Schnow.
To said Thomas Schnow, defendant.
fou are hereby not fed. that there is now on
flo In the olios OF the Clerk of the Gistr CT Court
Of said county, petition Of Mary Schnow claim
ing of ynu divorce from the band. Of uat.iuo
ny and for aIimony and unless you appear thereto
ana defend on before NJ the end CAV Of the
next tern, Of sud Court, to be holden on the lat
Monday OF February. A. ID. les. default will b,
entered against you Al. q decree rendered there
on as prayed.
GEO. : G. DOW,
dse4-lawsV Plaintiff .t,orr,y
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Nov. IS, 1879
ca a,r ." or s .oM In the Ds,rc, cour,.

Cor.ry or sco,r In the District ConFt.
Austin Corbin rs. Joseph Lanhn:e a. az
To Norton, Jowett husby, TauntoA sank phia,
cas- MerWin. >. y. 1avis ii Co., Peter Flynn,
.ames h. Mills, lohn G, Drew, Richard X. Al
len, ilagen ". Moore. Walter Bu goyne, hobert
hursoyne, Samuel K. nimock, Ersstus Ripley,
J.P II Tailnan and " iliism Mclean, surv,r.
ors OF fallmsn, Powers Mclean Braee \ CooL.
Michael Shannon, Jacob w. Skinke. ilustess
Ct llwa College. and James X. WILLS 4 Co
NOU ARE uEkEBY NOTIFIED THAI
there ls now on Gle N the oitlce OF the Clera
OF the bi-,rict Cour, o! raid ~, petition ana
supplement al petition Of Austin Corbn, claiming
OF you the title to and possession OF lot No. eight
90, in block No thirty five (35), in the city "
Davenport and that the title 10 the same ns
be qGieied 10 him ; and ualess you appear there
to and defend, on or before noon Of the "a day Of
the nsAt term OF said Court, TO bo holden on the
LIT Monday OF February, A u. 1858, iefault viii
be entered Ak .nst you gni Judgment r. ndei ed
thereon for the relief herein claimed with il
terest and costa.
S.. BROWN,
dec NV Plaintiff + Attorney
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NEW YOsE. BOTTOM
.f.s.Ea Az EYfSTER.F CITIES,
gssrxirg ihe Great xsesscr Ard Aorlh
" esteRn atsAA ssstes Mails.

LNAPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUSkIRK AND
- Suts!c, daily, on Il. arrival OF all lsans Oh
the Lake shore Raifoxa, laaang o.oec conne.-
uocs vita traias flaa Cleveland, Chicago, Nil.
9aAAeo, n, LJ.is hgrllagtop, he0kuk 81 Paul.
Dubuque, 6aleae. Logs City, ac-the only cars
RAINING through isyn the '.akos to New York
t,ty
hilH0u9 CHANGE.
Begga e checked through. hare always as ios
is by any other raats.
BE particular ahi cal for tickets yia Erie Rail.
Road an.ch are sold at all I'll, principal railroad
phces IL tho A ost.
Thia hnai afyrds facilities Tor ahirm.nt d
lreight, supef,of to sGY other route.
AN LAgEEaa TEAM fuR FREIGHT
leave. New iork daily. making closs connection
through TO al points W ,st aai quicker time than
ever ovfere mae on ~ line.
For treigni rates, ensa ire Of j l. Oa,nian, $40
tiroei siy, Gr"e Thurman, let Broadway n y;
% u l. Asher, " sOuta street, y ! i : nuulAp
i5 s,s'e street, boston Iris AWAY Office, 4
Gil street, Chicago
GhAs NIN0T, Cent Sup't, NJ
4. $. SrRsckn, We.t.en Asant. Chicago, III,
A. BARB.n, Agent, barinyson, Iowa.
grit-f.
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a-s --------s-s--.--s--
RAILROADS.
mississippi aud Missouri Railroad,
wIglEW ARRANGEMENTS. ,aaY

WI.'EH AHNANGEWfNT, 1867.
Trans ya bv Chicago tiaae, @hich IL t,oeiye ssss
.tes faster than Dassnpoyt time.
ny AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV, 23rH
J 1892. aud until further notice, paasens or
trains will leave Davenport as follows:
10 OF \. N. for brooklyn and Washington.
31o r. N. for Iowa City.
TsAiss ARgfrs AT DAVENPORT AZ FOLLOWS.
300 ?. N. from brooklyn and Washington.
IL s. Pm. from Iowa City.
.Aorning trains ont Of Davenport will makedirec
Connections 81 Brooklyn, Iowa city and Wssniua-
tel With tho Western stage Cen psny' stages tor
III points West.
Trains from the West connect 1t Davenport
with trains oi the Chicago and Rock Island Rail
Road for all points East, North and South
Passenger reminded Of tho necessity Of
giving dstinc; directions az to tho estimation Of
he" tresa7c r'sHtn nrocnrstics ~ before taking
men Soats no c..is.
JOHN F.TRACY, Gcnl Sup't,
A. kIsBALL, Asst Sup't.
Davenport, November 20. lss2-d,f
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STATE - CDsNRcrIcUF,i
,Countyof Ha,ttori,
l, Charles W. johnson. Assistant Clerk Of tho
Superior Court for said county, do her, by certify
that mas. /. Perkins. whose name is appended
TO the larat OF the foregoing deposition, was. on
the date thereof Justice Of the Peace in and
for Ito county OF Hartford, duly surho,iz, ID To
aim,aister osths FOR general purposes and that
! am well acquainted with the bandwritip. of
the said Chss. h. Perkins, ard verify believe the
signa,ere to tic said deposition i genuine.
In testimony where ! have hereun.o
Seal. set my hand and by olicisl seal, this . til
day Of January, A. u, lsh3
CHAS. W. JOHNSON,
Assistant Clerk OF said Superior Court
aai keeper OF tho Seal thereof
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michigan NoHthoah 4 Lake Eh~YU
RAILROAD,
SUNNI Err ARRAN EMLST,

~ AND FTER MAY 4TH, AND IN
} al further notice trains will leave Chicago as
~ follows:
7.e9 N New York Express, daily, exoep.
Sunjsy..
1880 Night Express, daily, except Satur-
days.
~ Trains arrive in Chicago at s:l5 NJ, and
5a5 A NJ.
III the above trains make regular Connections
;cilunklra, Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Albany, New
ics&, boston, Philadei. bia. baltimore and 81,
points East.
uxurous new Sleeping Coaches, with all mod
cTa improvements run " Night Trains.
Iarough Tickets can &c obtained AZ the Con-
1aay tfice. 81 CiaIk street, rnier sherman
House, ar al the Depot, corner OF Old Van buren,
nd sherman streets.
he SAWYER,
Gencrsi Nastosn Agent
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RICHARDSON, WEST a CO.,
POWER fRESsBOOK&JOB PRINTING
EST.sGLsSH.NENT,
Griggs' Block. Ferry ST.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
XVyANTED-s OwEraIxn NEWT

NANTED-SO SOMETHING NEW Employ
w naent! En,flcsmctd! Male and female agents
wsntct / every town and city In the 7 nj cd
states. $50 10 $40 per month can be made, and
po hnmbug. Puainess easy and respectable. II
requires very small capital, and will not inter
iere with other employment. This IL no book
regret having sent il THIS Information, let his
employment be what il may. Full particulars
given Go all VINO inclose TEN CENTS, and address
HARVEY bsows Co., Amosksag, N. d.
novS d6t-w8t
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LEGAL.


To Mrs NJ. lie Claire ard Mr.. q l.. payenpe.
Executors Of the estate Of A. Lo CLARE
Davenport, Iowa. deceased: =
NOt AND EACH or YOU, As WELL.
i all whom IL may concern, snd especially
paEhes desiring 70 take conveyanees IRON said
Executors for any property in the lie Claire L.-
serve, in he city of lie Claire, Iowa
iou ana each 81 you are hereb notified nor
TO make or take any conyeyances II any porton &c
SAID property. AIRY such conveyaIees will be
contested a. fraudulent: ] refer parties 10 my
Equity Bill in the u. > District Court tsou,h.
ern Division Iowa, vs.. A. lie iaire. l.. e. Des-
FAINT Cook. q. b. Sargent, John y. Cook ana
Georgc l.. davenport filed 1une 18Th. is6e: TO pa
pers and record in the Scott County Iisliiot
Court in Chanccry, case Of Antoine lie Claive vs.
A. a.. Davenport and others, filed May 18th, 1861;
ana u notice in Record Book NJ Of town mort
gees, page 3a3 or to myself, at my ofiee, over
"arrehs book store. JAMES MAY
Rock Island, ILL.,, Dec. 10, '62-dc ll-alAp2w.
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sA.ess . ah | liesA i.saas Esss:gea
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1889.

shsess . ah siesA i-saa6 G.ss:veat
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1889.
IN AM AFT I'D MONDAY, NOV 2IrH. '.2
~ and until further notice, trains vi leave
iss,enpoit daily, Sundays escepted, NJ follows:
LIST mai train st.......-. $500 n.
u freight train al. 1870 A. n.
81 nlght express. ............. DIV =. =.
Trans arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays or
oegted, VI toiows:
lrt nignt oxproas at..4..... 40 A. =.
"a da,ly express and mail train al ....i 30 7. y.
I'd freight AID "a class cars At ...... 800 2. \.
Ali trains over this in direct ecnnoxi On
at ChiVsgo with trains both Ike Michigan
oeutLeTu, Michigan CsI :.3l, i.sssaayS, toIt
Wayne, asd Ohicako Rairtsd 20 and from De.
ssoit, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cine in,sti,
fitsburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albs-
ny, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore aud Wash
ington.
f>assaeess 80 laM,ndsd Of the necessity Of
giving n,.npct direct ons to tho destination ~
.hoir baggage, aiso toprocurc tickets before TAX
INK their seGts in tho cars, the conductors col
l-c farce only t. stations the line of the Chi
cego and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN +. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport Move, hes -. 1863 dt'
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ArnlroK'S OEricE. Iowa.


Des Moines January 3ist, ls63,
IL IS hereby certified, that ON the thirty rst
day Of Janaary, 1868, sworn statement WAS lied
in this office showing the condition of tho Con
uocticut Fare Insurance Company located at HART
lord, ~ The state OF Connecticut, on the fret Day
81 January, A. d. 1903 in accordance with pro-
vision nf an act OF the General Assembly OF the
state OF iowa, entitled An act in reati on to In
sutance Compan,es.' approved Jan 23.h. 1857,
and an act amen ia;ory thereto, approved ebrua-
~ sth, 1858. and N act In Psistion 10 Life In
surance Companies. approved March 18th, 1862
that said statement shows that said G, mpauy 10
possessed Of tho requisite amount Of cariisl, and
invested as required by iaw.
sIthori.y IL therefore given 10 ID above ne med
Company t. transact their appropriate bushes.
OF Ia urance ip this Sittc in accordance with the
laws thereof, until the 3lst day Of January A. D.
one thousand eight hundred nna sixty four.
u i u 80 reriiii,d, that Louis A Macklot. ESQ .
II Davenport, has been duly appointed by ssia
Uompsny their lawful Agent AMI Attorney for
the cnuiiy OF Scott, with full power IN take sks
oil Insurance. therein, anu to acknowledge service
OF Process, as provided by law. upon his fling
With the Clerk of tho District Coure in sn, f.,
said county, certified copy Of the statement on
file IN this Office 1t is further cer,ifi ID that the
attached is true and correct copy OF tho said
statement
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
Seal! sol ny hand and affixed NY seal ~ o.
&c this o.st day Of Jany, A. u 1855.
j. W. CATTELL,
ieos-dawH Auditor of State.
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