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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-27
For sac.

~ A VERY NEAT AND COMFORTABLE
- DWELLING, on South Cherry-stree. cor.
---t9inine i've rooms besides kitchen sud
smoke hoiisa--52 feet froBt, $50 deep. Free -
TAXATION for = years Apply 20
W. MAff. BROWN 4 CO.,
naJ la-d Al Cheuy-st.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-27

Cottonades, Linen Drillings, Plaid
Linens, Erminetts for Men and Boys
wear, Linen Duck for Laborers.
Tickings, Bleached and Brown Do
mestic, COlored Cambrics and Silecias,
Shifting Flannels, etc.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-27
TERMs nR SuRSCRIpTInN
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
no ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL,

MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
Will he charged at the ususl advertising rates.
ANNOUNCEMENTS or CANDIDATES.
ror state W
FOR COunty OnieerS ~
We, the undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates. to which We bind ourselves strictly 10
adhere. VIM. CAMERON, for the Union,
JOHN WALLACE, for the Dispatch.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 25, 1858.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-27
FIGHT AT LEwIsBURu.


Colonel Ryan, of the 3rd Arkansas
cavalry, had fight on Sunday last with
some three hundred of Shelby's men,
who were endeavoring to cross the Ar
kansas near Lewisburg Colonel Ryan
had about three hundred men also
He handsomely thrashed the rebels,
killing eight Zone Lieutenant) and
mortally wounding nine. The number
of slightly wounded is not known. The
rebels of course abanded their attempt
to cross at that point
GEN. BLUSTs MEN AT JENKINS FORD.
There were several Kansas jay-haWk-
ers at the battle of jenkins Ford.
They belong to the Blunt school Of mil
itary morality, discipline and tactics,
and were, until very lately, attached to
that redoubtable Generals command
They have shown their proves on many
a rich field Of plumber, where decrepid
old men and defenseless women and
children were to be robbedan outraged.
They are veterans in this species of ser
vice, and the envy Of every thief and
robber who has been smuggled into the
Union livery. On the march to Camden
they were unusually energetic, brave,
and valiant in their desperate assaults
on every specimen of feeble humanity
who had copper's worth Of property
to be robbed Of On the return, At Jen-
kins' Ford, they seem 70 have magnan-
inously resolved to leave to the brave
and honest men who fought under Salo-
mon and Thayer, all the glories Of that
brilliant achievement as well as its
great dangers, while they meekly and
modestly sought the less glorious and
less dangerous position Of the rear. IL
was remarkable with what speed
crowd of them carried their blanched
visages to this towards elysium when
fierce fighting is going on At the 'front.'
remarkable that the victorious shouts
OF their honest comrades did not allay
their fears or arrest their fight Where
or when they would have halted
had not the gallant Colonel McLane,
who was experimenting the crossing OF
the trains, stopped them with q line
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

Tia u. q. sssses. q Ne 18th isss.. passed
n. Hoase bin ssthorisisg the Secretary q
wss 70 saks psssssaisa = a'l ths lss1 - kssk
Islssd owned by private indivijasl'; also Oh
The shores d saiS IslAsd. ne Asss section Of
The bill 10 q fellews:
Be Il ssasssa By the 6essts and House ef
Representatives Of the unaeso csese 81 A@1'
isais Ossesses assembled Thai s.s SeetstsIy
of War Be, ssd be b hereby euthosised ana
a.novsred 70 take and hold fall. eoOplsts
snd 81 rmepent possessies In behalf Of The
TInitsd Statee. OF eli the lands snd shores OF
she islAsd Of Rock Idasds In ths state Of llli-
noi,. the same. vbsn 90 possssssdi 70 bs held
asd kept 90 . military reservation By ths var
epsrtm ene. upon which shAll Be built On ar
eeral for the construction. dspesits and repair
81 arns and muuitioss Of Was, and such oshef
military established - have been Or may
Be authorised By law TO Be placed therein on
sons cotton With sueh arssnaL
The friends Of Roek leland will not fall 70
soties that this ast is . great improvement on
the original arssnsl set. In this rsspsst It e.
tAblishss an arssnsl for the eonssrustion and
rspsir Of arms snd nssisisas ef wss. As. I'M
der gbis act full auihority l. given 10 eom-
mssss The srsssios Of baildiogs vhish 'hall
b. more extensive and important than Any q
Harpss's Ferry, Or Springfield. Mass.
The act also provides for settlement With
the owners Of land BY the Secretary Of War
or sommi.sioners appointed BY the President,
or By the U. 8. Circuit Court. Allclaims are
barred snlees settled within three years.
The bill only awaits the signature Of the
Presidest TO become law.
The following 10 the original sct establish
Ing ~ arsenal as Rock Island and other pla-
ess
Be Il epseted by The Senate and Ieuss Of
Rspr prosepsativss Of The United States OF Amer.
ice in Congress assembled, That there shall
be. and hereby is, established . national ar
ssnsl ct Columbus, in the state Of Ohio, ct 10.
dianspolis, 10 the state Of Indiana, and on
Rock leland. in the stats Of Illinois, for the
deposit and repair Of arms and other muni-
tions Of war.
exo T.. And be Il further enacted. That for
the purpose OF carrying this act into effect, the
sum OF one hundred thousand dollars for each
arsenal named In the proceeding section be.
and the same 10 hereby appropriated ont OF
any money in the treasury not other wise sp>
propriatsd.
Tns new law eonfsss an important enlarge
msnt Of powar, under which the establishment
can be increased to any extent. limited only
by the amount Of money appropriated BY con-
grsss.-[R l. Argus.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19
Of the CITY

Plant q grape vine. If you cannot
plant but one do that much. 1t will be q
good act and one that will prosper, and one
which you will hereafter enjoy; 1t you don't
some one else will, and that 10 ab out the same
thing 10 ths.long run. Grape vines about .
dwelling are delightful They are refreshing
and the fruit they bear 10 grateful to the pali-
ate and invigora.ing to the system. They
will flourish any whore in this rich soil and
that With but little care and attention. Some
day ws hope to see our city sbcunding In
the vins-our magnificent bluffs fsstooned
With clustering vince. This Is easy Of ac.
complisbmsnt. The expense 10 next to nothing
while the benefits are almost iocAlculable. -
Nav IL the time to think and act upon this
uastsr. Don't put It off from day 10 day un-
I'll the season is too far advanced, but attend
to IL % matter not lacking in importance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

No. -. Those eligible builaiae lots eornsl
es TwslflA end Rest lslsad streets, belne lso
fsss ftent "a soath sls 13th stsess, aad 10 fssa
en esss side Of kssk IslAsd stssst.
Low tsrns unsonnoaly sasy-e small eaouns
q easA dewn-balsAee o. long tern Of yssss o
q lev saNo q lns1euot.
Ne Il Lssoa Brady stssst. west side, st feet
fest ~ 1eS feet dssp-pries very low. W pey,
ssas iss sas lss q. I: s..y to s.:1d W" y '''"'s
Ne - "a Brady street, 100 fest front by 100
Mol o. Third street, lot No 10 Pssksr's ID
diasa (sosnss lot, } priss 500.
No % house lots IN Dsvson = Assss soe'
Mes u, - ~. % nouse lots II Slsynsksr'a
aldltios, 900 TO $50 sssh. Terms eesy.
store Lots For sale.
NeN One on Fourth street jest sast Of Brady
Noes Fou, on Fourth street near rallload Do.
No =. Also. furnished suites Of rooms for ain.
flrse Glass Houses for Rent.
Aess:s tao~ ss,d;nsj 70 - ss:Sy Tor sesapassy IL
Ny e Jaae nsz'-piaas Of which nay - seen q
store 20 Rent.
poitaa block, now occupied BY Msek = Co.,, OSo
- dsepD pcsssssisa given April lat.
UOusco fer sale.
No. 10. In Aolise. Ill, twostosy brick dwell.
ine houss with lot % by 10 fes corner Lynds and
Aan oesssss. The house IL In good condition.. Il
nov routed; p0ossesi0n given In % dayA Che
Aouse cost 1A6oo.) Prics Of house and los e16O9;
one third eash, balance On long time At low interest,"
No. - A brick dwelling house on East Second
s:ss pr ss1 S WV sa'n' 0A'sn'' on ''n' ~ e'sA
: No. q. The estate now owned and occupied by
George !. O. Dow Bsq., being the dwelling house
end sarse fall oss fronting south spon Sixth street
corner Of FaEnum street. This house 10 in perfect
repair, having been 1tted mp BY the owner for him
SELF The entire arrangement VI the h0use 10 tasto
fal and complete. The view from this place 10 un
surpassed. Terne easy.
No. O. Frame cottage house on Third street, In
0roon,a AhAition. Price o100. sat@
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

The favorits Northern Line passenger packet
OAnads, J. " Parker, Captain, Len. ". kldrsd
CLERK, will depart for 81. Louis and way
points this evening. For freight OF pass
ass apply to R. n. Prettyman, agent.
The mail and passenger pasket Janes Means,
Jerry Wood, Captain, will depart for Dubuque
aad vay pointst ,-morrow morning: +. A.Pfstty
mAa, agsnt ]. Scarboroush in the ofies.
The mail and passenger packet, Jennie Whip
pie, Jas. Csupbsll Captain, Lsmusl Paskhust
Clerk, will depart for Fort Nsiisoa and wsy
poiats Tomorrow mosning at 9 e'closk. :: 4.
Tilssin, Agent.
+. B. Rhodes, Pssddsat u Ne Nefthsss Line
rastst Cenpauy, was eas 4 The pssssasses q
the Canads u day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

The popular dry goods house Of G.
g. whistler is throsssd from morning 10 night
with anxious customers. snd The late stylss Of
spring goods are soisg oG very rapidly sad
et very low figures.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

SALE.-C. 8. Watkins, Esq, has sold
hh ssdsidssss on The corner of Harsisos and
Fourth streets to NJ. Hallsr. Of The 6s0 Of
Hsllsr Brothsrs, foe $4,000. Il 10 doe loss-
tion and ID probably worth the money.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19
Board Wanted.

A FAMILY CONSISTING OF 4 GENTLE
"A NAN, wife, infsnt and nurse desire to procure
Board in private family-are willing to pay
good price. Address, giving location and terms
"Boafder," Boz q, Post Office, Davenport, Iowa.
Rel erences exchanged. arl82t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

DAVENPORT TowNsmP ASSESSMENT.
The following statistics were compiled BY
VIM. B. Barnes, Assessor, and give tolsrably
correct idea of the extent and value of pro-
psrty lying in Davenport Township, outside
of fha Nitv.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

So popular has the extensive Clothing
Heuss Of San Perry become that hs san hard
y gss help snsssh 70 Gil the rapidly inersas-
Ing orders. HE stock Of spring eassimeres is
perfectly dslightfui TO case upon. The best
stock Of gsass' Furnishing goods. trunks and
valises, 10 70 BE- found st this store opposite
III Post Once.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

For SALr.-A valuable farm Of 100
acres Wit hin miles Of Davenport, Scott Co
railroad runs through portion Of II. and
considerable portion under cultivation. Sold
20 settle % estate. Apply ct this office.
mch26eod4w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19
PRoaRnss1NG.-Mr. Hill's new row ol

PRo0RnssING.-Mr.H Hill's new row of
tenement honsss on Brady street between oh
and 10th streets, ere moving upward steadily.
He intends TO have them ready for occupation
hv thy tes Iuiru ,'''sss sPproaening eom'
pletion.
Nj. Nswsomb IL changing the face Of sfairs
materially In the vicinity Of the place where
hs Il about TO erect his new residence. Bull
ness l. lively oil over town in the building
ttnA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19
A large iron safe for sale cheap, 1t
The vasshosss ef B. n. Prsttynss:

The Supreme Court now in session in
this city viii complete its labors snd sdieurz
THE week.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

Those beautiful spring styles Of hats
aud caps q Fsrrands are goisg Of like hot
cakes. Hsssybody who wishes to appear veil
should wssr no other style. Straw goods 10
great variety just opened and fer sale q psDie
prices.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19
THE MARKETS.

Davenport Markes....Dally 1epert.
oySws OF fnD Dan. = Nsvs,l
eatufdsy, April 10. !
vnsAR-Sl.lo.
Coax-70a75e.
OAfs -e30S5.
BARLlY-3l 3501.40
HORAfoDo-SO@o6.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19
POWDER MAoAzIxx.-In this days

The City Fathers re-assembls this
evening 70 take late confederation The welfare
Of ths good city Of Dlvsnpors We are re-
sussted 10 petition this honorably body. that
ttste into eonsld eration the manner Of bonds.
er rather the manner Of security Of several
Of The bonds that we're accepted By that body
last Tuesday evening. The matter complained
Of ~ have alluded % before: that OF one
member Of the City Board Of Ofaoisls bscom.
| ioe sursty for The other. How would II look.
Ne,srs, Aldermen, for County o6assrs-ths
Ooa,tv Trsssursr and Recorder. for instane Z
70 10 into the Board Of Supervisors to pro-
ssrs bonlsi Do you think It would work
Not 1t al; neither is il proper to act - you
hsvs done rsgsrdiag tbis sane matter. There
ohould b. resolution pssssd u once to bar
sssh psosssdinss. "a
There il another matter which is . crying
shams in our midst. 70 which vs desire 70 d.
rect The attsntioa Of The City Council. VI
sllsds - ths uabossdsd liberty thst hogs sr'
i pseuitssd 70 have in eur streets. These N.
sssmly creatures sees Up osr sadswalks. vhisl
goe6hsss knows are uneven aad unesrtaii
; sseseh vssAess any such intsrfsrasss; thsI
root ear satss ~ their hinges, tssr away os
. eseasn fences. root - eur gsrdsss asd on
yard wake; they rab thdr muddy sassasss
. asaisss our nsstly painted pslssgs sad orna
|. mental fences. .thsessy destroying sAsir bsaut,
: shsy are prying assse ssd destroying proper
/ " without rsstrAiak 0sos aseisa b dsnsd
Z "a o. this psias u ssss. Our sitissss al
!. tired asd vsxed esassastly vith thsss s~iaia
dsprsdatisss spss thsir pespssty. asd deli
prsmps ed. The hsg b vssy Useful asta
q h its proper plsse, bus L b aiseaks % sls
D then soose The sessnsatal q tsvoss ~
~ fsssssasf ~ sisy. WIn ssf CITY I
J,hssssss upsa ~ sasaas ts-sleAsi 4sa J
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19
Groceries, Flour 4 Feed Store.
DIR. J. GADD.

DIR. J. GADD.
nFF1CE IN FARRAND'3 BLOCK, CORNER
~ Of Brady and Second Sts., mp stairs, Daven-
pott, Iowa. Special attention given to treatment
Of Chronic diseases ard Female complaints Of ev-
,ry variety, and treats Cancers ard oil diseases
pertaining thereto without using the knife, BY
new process-safe and efectual in al durable
eases. OHaee hours from .. m. to Up. m.
Address. Box 800. ap14-d&w1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

ORDERS FOR ALTMAN's 1CR left with
O,mstead 4 Hayeu,' and q D. Swans old stand
will Be promptly attended 70. apll.st
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19
PLrAsAxr OccAsrox.-Go and hel

PLEASANT OCcAsroN.-Go and hear
the children sing q Astropolitan Hall to-
morrow night. They have sweet voices and
make cheering music Besidss there viii be
some amateur singers present who will pro.
ducs some most splendid pieces which will de-
light you. Let the parsnt'. brothers. sistsrs
and friends Of the children turn out and give
the rising generation real encoursg gsment.-
You will be sure to epiovyourselves.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19
r. II. PARKS,

Pro uoo II T. q 1k . r !,
MO. 154 SOUUH-WATER STREET, CHI
IN CAGO, Ill. p. O. Box 1909. E Cash
advances made on property in store. tmh7-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

Tho material required will BE- - follows, be the
same more or less. viz.
$50 perohes Of cut stono (LeClare.)
[, 400 brick.
15 0c0 feet of seasoned pine lumber.
5000 feet of seasoned oak lumber.
72o pounds Of copper gutteYa
- squares Of stating.
leo barrels Of by draulic cement
$50 barrels of lime. Ii3t
And locks, bolts, copper coverings for doors and
ridges, lightning rods, eio the whole 70 be Of the
best quality, and delivered at the site of the Maya
zine from time to time, wanted.
The usual conditions pertaining TO Government
contracts will be required
Proposals must be addressed to Major g. r
King.bury. Davenport Ioxt, aaa snieE.sa "Pro
Major Of Ordnance.
Rock Island Arsenal, April 18th, 1864.
(Rock Island UnioS will insert every other day
fer two wceksl
Aprlo-deod2w.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19
splendid Dar Goops.-HerzberQ 4

SPLENDID DRY GooDs.-Herzberg n
Co., No. s East Second Street. have just open
cd . carefully seleeted 10! Of Spring Dress
Goods. Motions. Lsdiss' and Gents Furnishing
Goods, etc.. TO which they call especial attsn-
tion. Having connections with extensive
Eastern houses they are enabled TO receive the
latest styles ahsad Of others and to offer the
most excellent bargains. Give them call
only two doors from Brady street. The SER
viess Of that prince Il clerks, Andy Roach.
he's bssn secured BY this fortunate 6rm.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS
To Contractors.

To Contractors.
CEALED AND SEPARATE PROPOSALS
~ will be received until - 0co.k, n, on the "a
day Of May next for tho material and for the ma
son's and carpenters work, for .
Magazine,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

New Io4k 0aRh0ts
Nsw YsR4, April 10.
Co1foN.-Qsist q SOC.
fioUH-l5@20c lower. S7.2595.66 Extra stats
o7.60@810 X. H. o.
WHnAr-1@2 cents lover. e1.7o0l7l Chicago
Spring; SL72Gl75 Milwaukee Club, $L75GLsl
Winter Red.
RYE-Firm 1,32.
C0Rx-$lS5.
OASs-g0@91.
PoRx -S74 old. 32S 56026.75.
nev.
LARD-6tsady q 1tH0l5.
WuoxY-1,1S.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

MONEY TO LOAN
On Improved farming lands.
Z. A. Men AIR.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

FOR the subscriptions 10 this Loan, bonds will be
issued Of the following denominations 60s, 1907.
b00s and l000s, Yeestered, or with coupons attach
ed, - may be preferred By subscribers.
These b0nds are redee mabie by tho 0overnmen
In coia after ten and payable forty years from date
They bear fre per cent interest, payabi on bonds
not over cne hundred dollars annually, and on
bonds over one hundred dollars, semi.1nnualy in
coin.
Deposits must be made In Legel Tender notes Of
the United States, or In National Bank Note
Ckvreney. Subscribers will re- -eige intsress from
the day iAe money is deposited scih this Bank and
The bonds will b delivered as the espsxse Of the
GopesnsseHs.
Coupon bonds are now ready for delivery, and
Registered bonds will be on The lst Of Nay neat.
y :cs Of Congress. the issIs Of thsse bonds 10
limited 10
TWO HUNDRED MILLIONS OF DOL.
LARS,
an amount which will soon be absorbed IL We may
Judge OF the previous Of similar appeals by
the Govern nsnt 70 the loyal people Of thfs oonn.
try. These bonds
Are Exsnpt from All Kiads Of ETaxa.
tlone
and cs, bstter indueemest to capitalists than any
security of puhlc or private character now offer
log at par.
mar3ldn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

Chicago Aarksts ~ TelsSraDhs
CHICAGO, April -.
FLovn-Nothing doing.
WHsAY--Only In moderate request market quiet
o. l92kol 16 for Nos. and 2.
Con1-Quiet and ea ier. Gales Of No. 81 00x0
97X, and No. Q. 93k094k. O.d corn neglected
ana n0ninai
OAfs-Dul and easier. Sales at Ss0so for No. !,
and el@65 for No Z
HreawIHss-Dull and &c lower. Sales st I.010
Los; closing at the inside figure.
PaovIsioHs-Dull and lower.
GIocsRIBo-Rirm, but without change In prices.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19
Go1Sa AwAY.-Our highly respected

Gorsa AwAY.-Our highly respected
fsllov v.citiseo, DR.. g. g. Parry. is about to
take another trip 10 the Rocky Moantains:-
Hs starts to-morrow. May he enjoy plea
ssut and profitable tins. He delivers
lecture this evening at l-2 o'clock. st the
High School in this city, on the importance Of
procuring q cabinet TO be connected with TIE
High School. II 10 . matter which our en-
Ii, ,hteued citizens cannot fail 70 appreciate,
and we trust they viii signify their desire to
oo-operate In the labor Of securing It by at
tending the lecture. e
POWDER MAaAzINx.-1n this days
paper Major Kingsbury. Ordnance Officer on
The Island, advertisss for proposals. for fur
nishiue considerable amount Of Slid build
inc material to bs used 10 eonstrueting pow.
dsr mseasins. This building 10 to be 6oxss
feet. asd about Is feet ffom the floor to the
roof. and to be built In the most substantial
manner. It's located on the south side OF the
Island. % the narrow strip Of land that Lies
betwssn the Davenport property and the
| Uslouph." Though not much Of On improve
uspt In the appsarasss Of the leland, II 10
very necessary sppendsgs to The extensive
works contemplated BY The Government there
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

New Yorx stock Market.
N8w YoRK, April IS.
Gold 16l.
Davenport LUMBER Market
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19
i~ a STATEMENT
ovrnH oonsssfox OF
CHARTER OAK FIRE . MARINE

Insurance Co., et Hartford, c., On the Arst day
Of JanuAsy, 4 ID. 1854, made 70 the Auditor Of
.lAs 0sete q lews, pursuent " the statistics Of
oeid States ia
tAs aans sf this Conpasy 10 the Charter Oak
Fire aad Aarias lns. 90 Of Haftferd, Ct.
The smouns Of its capital
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

Total lisbiiities. .. .>ss.sss. .Slsssoosos
The greatest tmount insured In any one risk 70
$4,000.
The sreetsst anoent allowed BY the rules Of the
co9pAny TO be insured In any one city, town,
village or bloeA-rules TO scatter risks 90 -
not to b likely 70 loose more thaA SlO.00O by
single IRE.
The % Of incorporation Of the company 10 Alsd.
STATE OF 0oMNEoricuT, lss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19
MAGAZINE,


according to drawings and spseiacasions to be ss
at the Office ofthe
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

The amount Of liabilities due OF mot ..
ss-..sa sra aaua.. OUOO8
~ a. not dse $5,2s7.l9
AZ ,,sS,.,t.d d................... S,O79,5o
do II suepsnes waiting for farther
.rost r,.,....,., ~. eomp.py.. 5000
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-19

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-11
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SHERIPFS SALE

George " Meyer, PlaindH, against Catharine Meyer
and others, Defendants. No. 2s5S, MONTGOMERY
Superior Court. In Partition.
L WILL otter nj public sails, on ths PREMISES on
i TUESDAY, Marco ~, 1894,
Atone O'Clock OF said day all that tract or parcel
Of aud situate and lying IN the county OF MOntgons
ry and state Of OHIO, beginning at the southeast
corner of tho northwes quarter Of section m township
3, rangS4 Vt; thencs S5s " isS poles 10 links 10
corner on the county lne thence % " poles lIs
corner on the county line; thence So lsJ poles
Is links to corner stake; thence 3 % . 81 poles
links TO the place OF beginning contai ing kund.
red acres. .I
This farm is situated the county line road, sir
miles west Of GermAnt"un, three miles Of Wiuches
Ter And about nine miles north Of MiddlstoWn There
10 good, neyerilinR spring OF waller the prefa-
ises good, frame armh' use, barn stable and rFilt
grRuhouse washhouse, dryhuuse, and good orchard
OF INIT 0i most every variety. The premises a'e all
IN complete epair and undsf high Of eultiTa.
ton
The premises have been appraised at see per acre
and cannot sell Tor less than two-thrds OF the above
apprisement I-
Terms One third cash, third In one year ami
the balance in two years the day OF sale; the de-
ferred payments to bear pcr cent Interest and 60
10 secured BY mortgage on the prenli ses. t..||
GEORGE WOGAMAN, sheriff Mont county
HoVE MchAHou, Attorneys. fez0wis