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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-19

we are aware that many medicines are war
ranteu, Knowing that they will never be return
"a. Fut W. assure You that We do not WIah yyu-
without giving value ra~eivad " -
Is worse than rUybery to get gain IN that
WY. und when We warrant this medicine We
mean what We Sly. II any one uses the F,reweed
Tor the diseases for which we recommend il, and
rs Mt July satisfied that it il not all We recon-.
m'hd H. I've can return the bottle to the agent he
a,.,.s the ni,dicine oi, who will refund the
money.
should your ncases, druggist not have the mr.
vc'e, do not be put I'll with any other preparation
llat may DC offered in lts place. but send to our
agent aud he will forward. security packed, by
oy express. BEWARE or lNruslr1uN.
See that our signature 10 on every h0stla ron
buy. and that ''Dr. Waver's Cons,s,und r.. n 81
OF f'reweed. or Humor or Liyes Syrup" 10 blown
in the bottle-none other |. genuine.
frlcH - PR tostls, Or six buttlss for o.
:, 2est hy e1press ON ressipt Of ne mosey. Sold
~ I'll NrnR1iass and medir{ne dealers.
Ny9e|1e3 - 3nv1ngx pHoDeosa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-19
ORIGINAL. MOTTO.
,corr Couxry. Iowa, U. $. Revenue Stamp
The District Court. I 5ncents.
NOvEABER TERN.

NOVEMBER TERN.
Geo T.. Davenport and Marguerite LeClaire
fare. utor aud executrix Of tne estate IT Aatoins
Iely,uire. decca ed, vs. w Hard Ba'rows and
Ann n Barrows. Chas 5. Watkins, DR.. ID.
Wi.;s,emore. Robert Lyons. JOHN Brindley,
Samuel ,,eorge, ingnl i;arkcr. Louis A. Mack
lot and Burro rs l. Prettv'nah.
r, th. above named defendants.
VyuiI AND EACH OF YOUARE HEREBY
notified that there rs now ON h!e in TIE Office
,f.the Clerk Of the ID strict Cont Of said county
,pet.i,u Of George l.. Davenport and Marguerite
I.eClmire executor AMI executrix OF the estate ct
Antoine I.eClaire, deceased, claiming the fore
.io,ure Of your equity Of reeInpton in cert in
mortvaue executed by one Alfred H. Owens to
sa;d Antoine Lecture dated September 18th,
IRA c,,nyeyius the norii II hail :" ist four a.
ma she north half Of lot 40 FIVE D. in block
n eiynty-six laH in LeUiaIre's seventh 9Th !
Mdi,ion 10 the civ Of davenport, ma !" l" sec e
ehe nay,ueut at maturity of twa roIii'sspry notes
lated February LIST. 1856. each Tor .fis s'in OF
k350 payable to the order Of >aii iscCiiire III on
Ind two year. resp-csiyeiv fran the dates thereof
kitA ten per cent interest, and " ith Sal mort
taiee has been oreclpsed IS against said Ow. rs
md the property sold to sal t.oCi.lirr ior tire
nm vf &sv, aud tnas III. lite T., sfii real astafe
a es.abllshed nd eoniirad IN plaintiffs, and
hat said def ndants an each Of them b. for
s3er hssr.d from sestink ny anv claim, ,Eht, title
any r. nj VI redemption u aid rein,sss aud
shaf ,SSless you appear thereto AMI def nd ON or
se1nee uos,9 Of tlie sesUud stry ot the next term
a IA Di<srict Court. ~ he holden On thu first
6sn1Sv q uovsnbrs, .. 1854 rour delaastt
@ % suaesa - ~ rslisr ptsssd fpr b
DI51 =ts5asrf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-19
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DoxEo Of r4e SPECIFIC PILL
wit noNpsLy, Pr.rEr-'v A~rPre~sxevrLY ccRs
speeransor, FAC. :, Sesvfsa:.l E,e. Il new Oh
IN olun IN: y Nightly =. E.s.iy Losses,
HawE.rRO-i.IsAL-SCi on HowgvgR ACcaA.
Pert those terri Re morbid conditions which spring
iron e r. navy 6.s"ese, or from secret vice.
TIE siLci.Ic Fill j. equally applicable to
,.'a'i,n; iaeas rc. y o. ~ oieney; Daoees: Lime or
C,ickiasf IL, ,os' q tie TaixE; My 4lseAnr1es:
Inflammation or Eeahnrss Of the kidreys dc &c
Ciersymen, Lavyers S. uJsn,s, and ali who follow
scde:itary Occupations. or w..osc Dra,s and NerS.
s.s Sys'sm oycr.wor..cd are peculiarly subject
e ne, q - ,as nc. They
cTpcrsoas a..ictcd With any one or more Of the
above dsor .c-s are sure 10 have several and some
timcs mos. 0. the FOLLOWING
OK II r TO SIT:
D.,ansed Dig.s.ies: ke.se Arpe'i,e Los. eff,.ss:
srIA Ls~ya' Dreans 75o.aei Drea,sins taax,rs
Ess.,n. o. Il. fss, sss x.ex Hsaaa~ .'. lee
ss s. ss :.:
81 si.s si1e Ge.;:ei Orsas.: isreissfssy Sisi1yor
Daily EDssions; Fegsess dessre 10 nss Water, with
peca'.or .-end.ny sensafions: Psls Li;s: SsskeS
CAeets Veal Eyes; "P,aeAed' Fsafsr.s: iryifs,isA
zion. Of tie Urine Pa.rsi r. Tsas.ss, o. 81
esss 1siefsvifson, &C. &c.
rrsses.isael Op:nisus. 4 hsvs ssyeus
sGrEcisic lILLs' in i!-.y cascs Of S?r~ssfsrrkeas
and vi the most perfect sucresa"-j. xttfou 0Av.
pras, n. B., L. b. b,seiiSn.
ut II - near specific % any medicino 60 -.
have cured yer- severe ESQ., ai:h from ssx tosss
DcsRs.~-B. KzlfR, n. u. NJ Yet
Il know Of no rer1edy, II - whole AMevss Nd.
- coal to youP 0pEcisiC 1tIl n 0.msHGf Or UT
e1y Weat~sas~s-ADoLrH Bcuae, r. p, ~ q
Ovyasie CAemis''5 ssI IAys,oscgy \. r.
Rersona1 OrAmeoass -..Mr. WJhcaeseev d
woRTBv o. AL Io.siDg... :, and Aevueoo himself
em.kxs,as'iea = - these PrepasA.i o1s.r-D. Meee.
Dtrn lIssss, ~ d, IL o., Aver Med 0aeetse. N. y.
llox1srv AsD lxSecarfv. ard ean aeanre tho4'to.
- - --A 80 ,blIe thaA ~ S1VpnrnfoDa0 - ~
ssha6 sA"-JAA y Cnitses, - p, CAA ~
!. ~ $500 psOo
lapoe Hs0oe2 ~ Rersety, - 49, = $500
0Seun bNA q y karNleA ~ - 49, - -
rnss y : ~ "a 80 Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-19
O65CA60..
NEW RCyCRC n0USC,

Corner North Clark and Finsie ,Slrc6as.
Chicago. HI.
T1VHIS HOTEL HAS fiRST-CLASS ACCOM-
u nlodations for two hundred Guests is CEN
trally located. within three minutes walk of the
principal Banking houses, Board Of Trade, &C..
Is entirely new, with elegant furniture, and all
the departments repleie with modern conveuien-
ces
Having leased the above Hotel for term Of
years. and trusting that am sufficiently known
to merit consideration, l solicit your patronage,
believing that the complete and liberal manage
ment of the New Revere" will be entirely salts
factory TO YOU. 0lLBkkT OCTChEk.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-19
yvyI. ALLEN INGALLS,.
Mississippi l. Missouri Railroad

Mississippi 4 Missouri Railroad.
Trains by Chicago time which IS twclTe nm.
tites faster than Dayentort time
NN AND AFTER MONDAY, NAY 18TH, ls64
|Oand until further notice. trains will leave
Davenport as follows:
5 A. A. ". for Crinneii and Washington
81 4. ". freight y accommodation Tor Gr,nnel,
- r. do do Iowa Cit,
and NescaiDr.
Trains arrive at Davenport as follows
% A. NJ freight aud accommodation frou
Iowa City.
AS n. freight and accommodation from
Hrinnell and Washington
3 l5P n. express from Grinnell and Muscatne
The 45 II. III. tram out oi Davenport makes
direct connection at Grinnell. Iowa CITY, and a,
Washington, with the Western Stage Co.'S stu
yes for all points West, South West, and North.
West.
Train from the west connect at Davenrv
with trains Gfthe Chicago i ReyA Island RR'.
all points East. North aud South
Passengers are reminded OF the necessity ~,
giving distinct directions to the destination o.
luggage, also to procure tickets bcr,re taking
uer seats in the ears. }. +. TRACY. Supt
A. kIsBALL. Asst Sup't nv Ii "a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-19


Tns DvrrxEScE.-A fEeneAa uthor says:
"Whsn lost my wife ev\ry family n town
offered the another; bud when | lost my
horse, no one offered to q IKE him good"
"A co smperary sayAitis quite in love
with fellow who took Z twent cent cigar
from his mouth TO grumble at paying i've
cents for IN evening papef.
Prentice wants 10 knbw what the SOL
dicrs will do for shoddy IN case the loyal
contracto $ are hung
Five thousand dol Ars were the total re-
ceipts at the Pennsylvania State Fair.
Nineteen thousand muskets were man
ufacturcd at the Spr4~gA~la armory during
the month Of September.
If"Litte Mac''-as liars dare to saw
PURSUED the rebs ont summed to M. en-,
Did he forge, himself the glorious day
He sa.eatfre army at An'ietsm =
Wosid
-"yss." said a sentleman. prof ering
BIS arp and umbrella to. % lady in shower,
perm / me to be fyout beau THANK
you fA your polifeness." WIS The reply,
and an have pI4 y fair weather beau,
III call you my ratl-bslD+
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-19
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The symptoms of Catarrh a. they generally
appear are al first very slight Persons find thcv
haze cold, that they have frequen, attacks, and
moro sensitive ~ the changes OF temperature.
In this condition. the nose NAV be dry, a slight
discharge. thin and acrld, afterwards becoming
thick aud adhesive. As the disease becomes
chrome the discharges are increased IN quantity
aud changed III quality they thick and
heavy and ar, hawked or coughed OFT The Sc
crctluns are offensive, causing Il bad breath the
voice j. thick aad nasal the ewes are weak, the
sense of smell is lesscned or DESTROYED deafness
frequent, takes place. Another common aud
important symptom of Catailh j.. that the per-
son j. ged 10 clear his throat IN the morning
Of thick ar Shiny mucous which has fallen
down from the ht al during the night. When
this takes place. the person NAV be sure that his
disease * GA it, TO the lungs, aud should lose
no time in arre~tiug it,
- tn oioss ors bit Jar Of tte many Cptayrh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-19

- WsN rSspe oseseNsss y ess0. dos
~p0 veWw0e9 ~.
- - nOs = Qwsek Medicine
celebrated nr i.aiisvrand ~ France. ~ Alos.
te;srh. .he veil known s'hsvnias and Cruw,aa o.
II. LOWS. Mo u ~as irtvndmeed n the pwhli
ne Il, ofJune. 1a'A. Hr~Areds hsve '~es cueee
~ IL us. after tryi " eli other rem~nies. md
,ave given their ce-'ihcstss 10 thai effect wMhip
the past twelve niontha
II il highly recommended bv the MEDICAL
FACULTY. Al gnod Physicans Who are -.
Oresrrihe IT,
See VIA, Ds PR,LL,ps, ono Of the oldest end
rest Physicians Of H. Louis says:
~. Iona. June 18th. 1898.
Nv. JOHN "A. bLOOD. Axen, VI Lallemeud's
2herr stisrn. G"ut and Nenrsxs Specific !
prescribed the above nieni oned Speciiic and
must Sav that have never found any remedy
thsf carries mncb certainty Vi quick and sul-
| ,.ed n DK. q. W. PHILLIPS.
letter rom Captain hsiin. previous 70 John
=. kiood's Agency toA the m~dic'ds:
~. I.orIs, Mach slsL Lass.
AIs. isI.cs. 70. Llkr many O. my pre-
| md could ger M permanent relief all ! tsie
your Specitc. sw hsppy " say thsi IL use, 10
few days, restored us 70 h.slth.
| ISixDed CAPT. nALlN.
Of the stesmer ssssW.
| LAaALLs LII. July ID. 1858.
louN u. Boon. kso-Uesr esr: %, . been
l kaueTe- tor siy wears with ChrOnir kheumsess
| and tAke kgsa, pleasure in Recommending yoss
| t.slbrmaDd, GO0s sDl Ne"rsixss epseint " b che
vesi E:aedielne tor that uIs.as< tssat ever hea
| u. When ! c,issssencesi saGsU4 u. ! could hard
| wall VI sii;i. 80 xr~ss was trr psl1. suO
tire. days ! VA rrs.us =. uss isus
for hvs tunes i've years. tree from lsAiu sUo
| teei sU "sn.bl~ thai tbsnA : w"uid be dspct
III the while u il did no, csDr us"cn e,c
i LAT. s,r, u u = sultud,d ms-dsc,ue. and Wo-o
r.,.s,,fp~nU ~ thDn< stHss-o thur ds-' "
il, Lsy~ ,usi isvnd cssa. Mssn.'sss, U'~f Y
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s.1 toid bsn whs' ,"u, ,.t"r 49,
=. ~ 4, sOu IT, s"nls oi 4. nclOss
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.t sn< bUJ iWo =. A,~.. ~ r.iere are
y the ci~ctt, A. aise a.rr thai
49, x'vs u H. some IN. m. shfpe
80 '"s' ~ft suucs,Ix with III -
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sAAh> SHOWS
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-: 'esMss'sss. NeSrslxss aud G;..u, S.S
- "s'@ s"a"d great relief srs,su y 49, 1870
r.,;..," a.vs sa''~d th,sA il v.r, 49, w., 49,
:. Very respectfully yos, TREND.
s"ssrsssoa's ass~sipc sslJ..c NJ. ;.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-19
nOvWA GENITAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
once on wasAington ST..
IOWA CITY, IOWA.

Authorized Capital osoo, -. -
OFFICERS:
Hon. @. W. McCLEAxr, Pre.ident,
u. W. DobDER, Vice Pres dent,
WI. STEWART. Secretary.
G. E Bsrsa. lteneral Agents.
HICKMAN l. MARSH, Agents.
DfREC -ORs AND REFERENCES
Hon. g. W. McC.esry, Hon. Chas. McCollister,
l.. r. Frost, Geo. L. Rupert,
J. Il. Hsrtsuck, David Wray,
sylvester Johnson, Chas. II. Berryhill
Hon Jas h. Edmonds, i Hon W T. Baker,
Geo. w. Dodder, -" John =. Jennings,
Geo. Brush, 5 II. Fsirall,
e. \. vogt, j. NJ Eilwook,
Simon Hotz, Rev. Brush,
Hon. Ira L. Mitchell, VIM. j. Stewart.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-19

4 Single Bottle will last u month
--lO be use d three times
u hay.
Test isnaU Mi:ll.

- hay.
Test isA UMi:ll.
Firm Hon. T,s. L. 7wn.r, Ee Nnier IF Con-
gr, :. from Ittnots. iate S.,.t,A.r ~ ~. Mtnots
H,p.t n Hpr,s.ntattres. md Grand .Vast.r ~
A. f. ond 4. u. ~ The .>tateqt I};nois
fREEpoRr, Oct. IL 1852.
In u " .-EeLY.:
Dar >i,-ln reply to your notice Of the 18th
lust. would say that was severely afflicted
with Caatrh FOR wears. within became acauaint
cd with yen and bought two bottles of your
Liquid Catarrh Remedy. Before ! had used one
bottle va, scnsiblv improved, aud before tie
second bottle was finished. was completely cured.
recommend the medicine 10 all afflicted with
CatariE. Rely vnurS, Tuos j Turner.
Sold IN DaNenpur' BY DIR " > Higgins.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-19
BANKING AND EXCHANGE.
Davenport Savings institution
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

NPEN DAILY FOR BUSINESS. SUNDAYS
A/and holidays excepted from II. 70 3 y. III.
~ SATURDAY EVENINGS ~:
rom to o clock. INTEREST allowed on deposits
at the rate Of FIvE per cent per aunum.
Printed copies Of By Laws aud Regulations To
oe had al the pank.
Money to loan ON good improved Real Estate.
Feh2 iiwt' DAVID >. TK.E. Prest.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-19
IN sc Mighty llealers, World
kncwn . ii World Tried, are
a Boon to the Sick.

The waui Of sterling medicinal to meet the
ills and necessities oftbc suffering portion Of hui
manty, and Que entirely free from mineral
and other deleterous PARTICLES, was severely fei,
till this all powerful medicine was u>hered into
the world; HoLLowAY's INVALUABLE PiLLs have
become the HOUSEHOLD REMEDY ot all nations
Their attribute is to PREyEN we'll rs to crRE
they attack the RADix or ROOT Of the compl Amt
and thus, by removing the hidden cause of dis
ease re nvigora'e and restore the dropping encr
gies Of the system. assisting nature in her tasl
Of W.T. Al and rrNCriOSARf REFORMATION
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-19

The history ofthese great Rem. dies is the most
wonderful medical revelation that the world has
ever known. II establishes the all-important
fact that WHEREVER, and in WHATEVER SHAPE in
ternsl disease exists the disnfectng. searching
and healing properties of the Pills are fully equal
TO its subsection and cure, and that, with the
Ointment, they are
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-03-11

DY virtue of Special Execution to mo directed and
ID delivered from the Office the Clerk Of the District
Court of Muscatne County State Of Iowa. against the
goods and lands and Of Hiram lnan,
Mary Inman, John A. Webb, J. G. Sweeney and Robert
Crockett have levied upon and win expose TO sale on
Wednesday. the sd day Of March, L. D. 1888. q the
Court House door, in the city Of Nuscatine the follow.
ing described property, to-wit: .
In section ~ township seventy eight 7s) north
range three west beginning at stsne the west line
Of said section sevsn being As rods and link south Of
the Of said section seven, also the
center Of the State road leading from AuscatiDe or
nsrly Boomipgton) to 1swa CITY, thence sast 48 rods
and 20 links to STONE. also white hickory ten inches
In diameter north 80 Q, east 90 links: thenes llZo
east "a rods to stone, also red oak 10 inches In d.
ameter. south 30e east 80 links, thence north 50
east 163 rods inks, to stens IN the eentsr OF the
road, thence south three-ninths east 1l4x rods o
the east line Of said section seven, thsncs south In
rods and u links to the southeast corner Of aid Sc
ton ssven thence west the south line Of sad section
219 rods and links, TO atona, thsnce north y rods
6< links to stone thsnoe west 100 rods 10 links 70
ON the west linz ofsad section seven, thencs north
on sad line l89 rods and links, 10 the placs or BE-
Ginning: containing four hundred acres, more or ls
excepting that portion Of said tract On which the steam
sew mill stands containing sighths Of aero,
described in deed TO James Ringer, dated April 18th,
1858 giving mests and bounds. -r
XlIof which, or 90 much thereof ~ may be nscesss.
ry will be sold satisfy said Special Execution In favor
Of tho Administrator Of the E6tats Of Oyesa4, de-
csased, ct a. Sale 70 comsnca hetvssn the hears Of
nine O'Clock In the forenoon and four o'clock IN the
afternoon Of said day. To-wit: ct 10 O'Clock a: n.
h. b. HINE,
Sheriff Nnscatine County.
Muscatine, Feb -. 1858. w-2s-pr. fee IS. -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-03-11

ENCOURAGEMENT TO LovERs.-In his dis.
course on Sunday evening, at the Broadway
church, on 1.-THE Satellites Of the threshold"
Rev. Dr.. Chaplin took occasion to condemn
in vigorous language the prevalent notion
and silly talk about tho unhappiness Of mar
ried life. He argued that unhappiness in that
condition was the exception, and not the rule,
and that the vast majority Of young men and
young women would be happier a we'll ~
better by entering into married life. He also
acclaimed against the present fashionable and
sxtravagant style of living, and against the
idea that young married couples must begin
life in the same style maintained at home by
their parents. The sermon WAS listened to by
. very large congregation, thoug h the above
features Of it were by no means his most elo.
auent thoughts.-N y. Post.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-03-11
ORIGINAL Notice.

STATE OF IOWA, Muscatine Coxnty-W.
To Madison NJ. Bartlett and Christopher swami:
Won are hereby notified that there will be file,
or before the first day Of March, A. D. 1884, In the
Office Of the Clerk of the District Court Of Muscatne
County, State Of Iowa. petition Of Pliny Fay plain
t claiming Of you. q dsfsndants the forsclosqrs 81
son NJ Bartlett and Harriet g. his wife, to the said
plaintiff dated the soth day Of September, 1852 and
recorded in the ONCE of the Recorder of said County.
ment Of the sum Of two thousand dollars and interest
and claiming also sale Of the premises therein de-
scribed, which are % follows, to wit:
EThe west half Of tho north west quarter Of section
No. fifteen in township No. seventy.sx north Of range
No. two west of the 9Th Principal Meridian situate in
said County, and containing eighty acres less.
And also that all the right, tite interest and equity
Of redemption Of tbs said defendants in the said prem
Uses may be forever barred and foreclose1.
Now. unless you appear thereto and defend ON or b.
fore Of the second day Of the next term Of said
Court, commencing the first Monday Of June, A. D.
1884, default will be entered aganst you and Judgment
rendered thereon, and decree entered e prayed In
the said petition. HANNA b YITZ0ERALD,
Feb. 19-w4w.pn fee $3.50. Attorneys for Bic.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-03-11

~ Inquiry has been frequently made At
the Post Office Of late Why letters for New
York and other points beyond Chicago are
detained 90 much longer than usual. Tho
Postmaster has ascertained that the difficulty
il at Chicago, there being insufficient force in
the distributing department Of the Chicago
Post Office to do the work promptly. Lot
tiers are frequently detained there two or three
days. This is IN evil that should b speed
ny remedied. It il said that the Post Once
Department will not allow Mr.. Scsipps an
increase Of his force, and he does not consider
it his duty to pay for additional clerks from
his own salary. 1t Is IN outrage On the peo-
pie Of the Northwest to delay their cores
pondencs and disarrsnge their business for
the sake of saving few hundred dollars per
quarter in the salaries of clerks.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-03-11

CASUALTIES IN THE % Iowa CAVALRY
The following are the casualties Of the I'd
Iowa Cavalry, on their late expedition under
Gen. Smith:
KslSd-Lieut. II. G. Dwire, Of Go. F, and
private Frederick Myall, of Go. O.
Wounded.-Lieut. w. B. Brunton, Of Go.
A; Lieut.. G. w. Budd, of Go. q, and Sergt
8. A. Morris, and privates James Mann and
Ebenezer King, Of 90. O. The latter was
left on the field.
Lieut.. Dwire was citizen Of Davenport.
Lieut.. Budd is from Muscatine ~, also,
Lieut.. Brunton, We believe, though We do moi
know what part of the county he is from.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-03-11

-. A. oU4AAL1 kIOoAoeubs
7. q. ENDrRs, Secretary.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
HARTFORD COUNTY,
HARrToRD, Jan. 18th, 1864.
Personally appeared. A. Bulkeley, President, and
T. o. Enders Secretary ssveraly made oath to the
....truth OF the statement above by them reepsct-
LIS. lively subscribed: Z. G00DMAH,
hereby certify that have examined the assets Of
the Ktna Life Insurance Company, and ind them pos
sessed Of the assets contained in the shove
In the possession and name Of sail company, and that
they are Of the value therein represented.
GOODMAN. Notary Public.
It will be observed thas during the past year. the
bsen increased from 402 000 the previous year. to up
wards of $4,000 Tho additions to surplus fund
236.02 It il hoped that tho aid and influence Of the
agents and patrons of the Company will be continued
that like results will Be secured in the future
T.. ENDrs, Secretary.
4. A. Bulkeley, Austin Durham, Timothy II. ALVIN,
D. W. Norton, Thos. K. Brace. A. b. Hillyer.
GUsDoN W. RussELL, M. D., Medical Director and
Physician.
Western Branch Office, No. Loomis Block, Corner
South Water and CLARK streets, Chicago, His.
TAos. B. LACEY, n. D., Attorney and General Agent.
AUDITORS OFFICE, IOWA,
Dss NOISES, Jan. Goth, 1854. !
hereby certified that on the sote day Of January
showing the condition Of the lEtna Life Insurance
Company located ct Hartford in the state Of Connsc
cut the first day Of January. A. D. 1884, In accord
ance with provision Of act Of the General Assembly
Of the state Of Iowa. entitled IAN Act in relation TO
Insurance Companies" approved January 18th. 1ss7,
and Act amendatory thereto, approved Feb. 9th,
1885, and Act in relation to Life Insurance oomps
MES approved March 17th 1897 that said statement
that said company 10 Of the requisite
amount Of capital and invested required By law.
Authority IL therefore given 70 the above named
company to transact their business Of In.
in this State in accordance with the laws there
of, until the 3lst day Of January, A. D. Ons Thousand
Eight Hundred and eixtyfve It also certified that
Thomas D. Smith, Of MuScatne. has been duly appoint
cd by said company their lawful agent and attorney for
the county of Muscatins, With full to take risks
Of Insurance therein and to acknowledgs service Of
process, provided BY law, upon his Ang with the
Clark Of the District Court in and for said county,
certified copy OF the statement hle in this once II
ID further certified that the attached II true and
rect copy of the said statement.
In testimony whereof, have hsreunso sst ny hand
and affixed seal Of once this Goth day Of
F.: L. 9. :Jsnuary, 4. D. 1854. -, ..5
-------- NV. CATTELL, Auditor Of State.