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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-14

GosHEs.-A sad accident occurred in thi. place on Saturday the 2d inst, resulting in tho desth of Holley Porter Lyman, aged clever years, and youngest son of Moses Lyman Esq E His sister had been riding on horseback and on her return Holley took the horse to ride down the street. He was seen returning. nea, his fathers house, the horse being in gentle gallop. Presently, and not more than five ol ten minutes after he left the yard, the horse returned to it riderless, and with the saddle turned. Holley was found by the roadside buta short distance of, insensible, much bruised and with evidence of having been dragged about thirty feet Upon examina, ton the skull was found to have been frae tured and :he brain seriously injured.
 Dr. Brandage was in constant attendance upon him and ia daily consultation with Dr. Baell of Litchfeld
 Medical skill was unavailing, and after lin gering in an unconscious condition until Tues day morning. he sank gently away, dying with out a struggle.
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IN nExonr or HoLLEY PoRfER LTMkN.e


 E sr MRS. srlsAsxrH Fl | cLxAtsIAsD. Forth vent boy at morning, S Red was his lip and bright There is anguish wild o'sf : pale; ysuna
 child,
 Who peaceful sleeps tonight.
 And his sleep is soft aad tranquil.
 His cheek az clear and fair ..a..~...s As the morning suu shons bright npos.--. Is the child dreamer there
 Will not the dear eyes open !fE YI4If Will not the sweet lips spsak Will the warm blood never rush again To his young and joyous ehseks Wreathe his young brow with garlands, Scatter them OCT the bier,
 Fair flowers should rest on chifdhooi.s lis childhood slsepeth here. Eleven years of age, killed by falling from . horse, Dec. 9th 1865. ,a-9 REL1AxcR.-We deem it to bs our duty to say to our readers, that the most implicit re. liance can be placed in Goes Cough Balsam. It will cure your children of croup and your- self of any cough, cold, sore throat, or pulmo- nary affection. It is the cheapest and best preparation in the market .a 5l s9al0s Dyspepsia Gan be surely and permanently cured by Goes Dyspepsia Cure.B Thousands of dyspeptics are sending in their tesfimonisis to the proprietors, saying it has cured them. We say to those who are suffering from; dys- pepsia, constipation, sour stomach, or any disorder of the stomach or bowels, give 1t . trial ,.. .,.. .t-I,
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Report of the War Department.


 tsa The Secretary says The military appropri. 7 ations by the last Congress amounted to the iI5'ar sam of s5l6,24o,l3i 10. The military esti- mates Tor the next fiscal year, after careful re- \ Mslon.l amount to $33sl4,46l s. The nation s1.1 q military Orce on the lst Of May, 1865 num- bored one million five hundred and sixtean men. sotkis proposed to reduce the military establish. laainsnt to fifty thousand troops, and ovar s;ah. ssshundrsd thousand have already been mn.,a ,asas a ss .oul Of service .5 !. s' slsss The force to be retained is small con,n,r, shswith that which was organized to subdua ,hs = -,s s-,ssbelliop. But the only reasons dsmaud;n, sgeFeatsr force,are--lss renewal of the iusurrec. altions 2d, . foreign war, For either or both V smetgenciss the national resources remain am. The chief demands for var, ss shown b, -aosur experiehce. are, lst, troops; 2d, arms ant fsaninsaiiion Sd, clothI6g; 4th. transportation rstnd !stb. sabsistencs supplies. sss .sae sl .! rss goshew heHesafs we are with . small army
 on account of the eale with xhich troops cal
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p0- We had snpeosed 4ha story that I. M. Clarke was goidg mo tks manufacture of ne grossA Ahoss vas aAe,ax but the Wiusted Her aldsof last week afitms ih and adds that his hoes will be- expressly adapted to the cultiva- tioi| Of ths sugar aud cotton planters of the South That is truly . missionary work cul- tivating the plantrs-but we fear the soil is to stubborn and that Tom's. hoe-ly charity will .crlv uet him info.a sscr.nia, .zs....
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.-Y0UNG'S GREA. iY pu uYSIOI OCIG AL MOpK af E...s,. ox,

MARRIAGE GUIDE YoUNG'6 GREAT MI PHYSIoLOGICALW WORK, of Every one his own Doctor-Being . Private Instructor for Married P, rsons or those about to Marry, both sh Male ana femas, d tem, and the Production or Prevention of Of spring. including all the new discoveries never before given in the English lanRuage, by WM. YOUNG. M. D. This is really a valuable and interesting work. It is written inlqplain lam guage for the general reader, and Is illustrated with upwards of one hundred engravings. All marriage and having the least impediment to marriel life, should read ttisg book It dis. closes secrets that every one should be ac quainted with. Still 1t is . book that must be locked up, and not lie about the house. It will be sent to any one on the receipt of Fifty Cents Address Dr. WI. YOUNG, No 416 SPRUCE Sr., above Fourth Philadelphia.
 A 6rn s-ust af .u&d7cG ytN82 tliB
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MoRRIs.-The large reservoir dam of the
 American Knife Co. in Morris, is completed. It is computed that something over three thou
 sand small damns were consumed in its con struction. iF -1a
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before the Superior Court, Judge Butler presiding. which went into session on Monday the following eases has been decided
 Cook Axle Co. vs. Terryvills Clock Spring %. judgement for plaintiff of s5.6s; Hall for plaintif. Graves and Giddings for defendant. 5. Bss Long vs. New England Porcelain Clay Co. judgment for plaintiff of $76O and costs 1; Seymour for plaintiff. Barbour and Hickex Tor defendant: Clinton Rice vs. same, judge msnt for plaintiff of $1sO.70; same council.
 D. C. Corbin the President of Psnnsyl vania Oil Company was in town last week prospecting and was 90 favorably impressed by the surface indications that he has made arrangements to bore three wells, and intends to commences st once. We hope he will sue eeed and that the G fat of the land '' will flow freely from every mountain side.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-14

' 1S Congress adjourned over. after receiv. ing the Presidents message, till last Monday.
 We shall give a weekly report of its proceed.
 ings.
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siiurrah for the "i3ee Hive =,
 < BIS ss GREAT REDUCTION IN sfRIcEs!

Dry Goods Marked Down!
 s large stock eomprising Blask and Fancy colored. Plain and Plaid French Msriaoes and Muslin DeLaines. Alpaccas. Poplins, Mohairs, Ac. Also White and Colosd Flanpsls, Sheet. Ffngs and shirtings. Prints. Shawls and .worss ted Goods, in great variety. now offered at tricss to suit, in order to reduce stock before New Years day. Also good supply of Gro ceries, Flour. Teas. &cs. &ese ehsap
 85-sw s N. BRONSON
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-14

EooppunY.--Mr. T. c, Baeon's horse. on Sunday week while returning from church be- came frightens by the blowing of . lady's shawl, and ran away with hin, bringing the wagon in contact with . tree which arrested his progress. He then thrust his heels through the dashboard of the vehicle, breaking MT
 Bacon's leg after which hs cleared himself eomplstsly from the thills and started for homo, lssyiug Mr. Bacon aitting ih hiswsgon:
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. ARv1p DAYTON.
suAnon. ost. l7ih iaa

SHARON, Uet. I7lh, Ib06. Ar. Dsyton--Sir:-7I consider the Plane
 style Mslodeon which | p6fshassd of yoa avs bysarsaec, sssns which sepnei bs suspsssed. Your method of tuning is excellent, and the tone is superior to any hlslodsoh 1 hsvs sssn.
 !isatloo sdl ol bia4 aolj DAVID F.sMITH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-14

si sWo1corry1lLE.-Absut o'clock, A. M., on Tuesdaasthe store of John Scovill in this place. vas found to be on fire, and so far had the fire progressed that it was net possible to arrest it, and the building valued at $l 900, was totally destroyed. No insurance. It was occupied by Roberts < Tallmadge as Grocery. Flour and Feed Store. They saved about $500 worth of Flour and other goods, and lost about $500 worth. They have no insurance The Epis- copals Church near the store was saved by the use of force pump and hose attached. worked by the wheel of Turner < Clark Manufactur- ing Conpany's factory. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-14
' IfCH! ITCHil ITCHiuti <; SCRATCH SCRATCH ! SCRATCH
 WheatOn's Ointment

WILL CURE THE ITCH IN 48 HouRs q Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, CHILL BLAINS, and all Eruptions of the Skin Price 50 cents. For Sale by all drnggists..g o!9
 By sending 60 cents to WEEKS & POTTER. Sole Agents, TO Washington. street; Boston, it will be forwarded by mail, free of postage ts any part of the United States. as4d bIDaW .,a.
 Oct. 25, ls65. .aa9 no fe sssatas4s y2sgly.. z 7
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FoR SKLE.

n hlGb5d Dairy Cows. one very nice red 1V Bull. coming two year old, and two sASsss;s Sss,,, q. ,sss atII RERsFs 5siE aslI..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TRoCHHs ARE USED WITH ALWAYS 0oo1 SUCCESS.
 SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
 will find IEoehes useful in clearing the voice when taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving the throat after an unusual exertion of the vocal organs. The 7foehes are recom- mended and prescribedjby Physicians. and have had testimonials from eminent: men through out the country. ! Being an article of true merit. and having proped their efficacy by 4a test of many years. each year finds them ID new T+oches are universally pronounced better than other articles. ..s..t
 OBTAIN only !" Bxuwx' BRONCHIAL 1'1ocHEs,,9 and do not take any of the Wortaless zasitatios, that may be offered. iois<e2slb 2epi
 Sold everywhere in the United States, and in Foreign Countries, at 35 cents pei box % 28 6m
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-14

N0TICEf istrsyedot Stolen iron ths sub. PlS 5scriber, on or about the IS Of Nov. tygo
 sones 9b1 RSr faill rIsy Ssys fstEsF wiId. si Mh66ySf uiliIstnfh said .cattler of give infor,. inelione where they maybe found ahsll be suit. lably rewarded. I3S 8we1 ASA BURGESS; ]
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Nnnrorr. Nar. 1A. iAak.

N0nToLK, NOV. Ib, IoUb.
 All those wishing to purchase Mslodson which will stay in tune, speak quick, and give out abriehnsss oftene thst eennet Do sprpsss. cd, must do as have done--tpy one of Arvid Dayton. EKASTUD BURR.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-14

New Advertisements The Facts, E. T. Turner.
 Dsytcrs Melodeons and 0rguns x For Sale, W w Baldwin.
 Take Notice, F. D. McNeil
 Closing Out Sale, do
 For Sale, Beebe s. Hall. Estate7of Norman Bueii. ..--s..,-.Se-.-- For Sale. Moses Lyman. Santa Claus. Mrs. Bishop szz4rList of Letters. lss Hurrah for the Bee Hive,' s N Bronson. ss- z Notice, Stockholders Meeting. <,
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Whiskers !! Whssketlrs !

ENO you want Whiskers or Mustaches Our M Grecian Compound will force them to grow on the smoothest face or chin, or hair on bald heads. in Six Weeks Price $1 0O. Sent by mail anywhere. closely sealed, on receipt of price. '@ s'$, o' :" ms
 Address iaf ssi''93sv WARNER & co. n
 36Yl sla.s 9fi Brooklyn, New York
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Nfrp A0uerti rtisei,lelrts.

KY flVYyT fy fH r 5 aa5gd aif NOIAGE.ip tJ bssse4
 THE annual meeting of the stockholders of the National Iron Bank : for th4choice,of Di- rectors for the ensuing yeaf, will be holden at their Ranking House, in Falls Village. on Tues day, the 9th day of January next, at 10 Jo' clock A. M. .... A. c. RANDALL. Cashier.
 Falls Village. Dec. 12th. 1865, ,;ed, 35 sw
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE 4

NfIH A40UFUlEO1E OA A1Bs t.f'
 A Honse and Lot containing about an acre A of land with Out Buildings, situated in Cornwall Centre easy access to the Housatonic R. R. being about three miles and on the turn. pike frem West Cofnwali to Litch6eld, where the stage, passes daily also about forty rods from Church and School, avery desirable sit1 uation fer . mechanic. For further informa- fion epoufre of sij dii" b""q69TI'3s 01 "-
 l5os'Ea W. W. BALDWIN.
 ssl 9n x.sa8EAs1 near the premises. l. Cornwall, Dec 9th |, 1S66 35,8w* o
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Gen. Gsant,s Report

The report of the Lieutsnants General is . clear, exhaustive and impartial record of the operations of our.afmies under ahise command. We have found it 1impossibleisto cohdsnase it without stripping # of some important features, and and we have decided topublish itentire on the outside.of the Enquirer. beginning next week and continuing till it is finished. lss .. sso9 . :.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-14

MARRIED. er
  In Litchfeld, Dec II, 1865. by Aaron Bald w,n. Esq, Mr. Henry Dwy and Mia Julia Wedge both ofthis town. ..s85
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be recruited and Rpt in the field in an emer- gency, he refers t0 the following facts:

be recruited and put in the field in an emer. gency, he refers to the following facts
 '0n several eceasionsf VI hen troops were promptIy needed sto avesst inp<nding disaster Vigorous exert;op bro ought then into the feld From remote stetes. with Incredible spseds Off. cial reports show tbat after the disastess on the Peninsula. in 1862, over eighty thousand troops were enlisted organized, armed. equipped and sent into the field inlesss sthana.months6 Sixty thousand troops have repeatedly gone to the field within four weeks. And ninety thousand infantry were sent to the armies. from the five states of Ohio, Indiana. Illinois. Iowa aud Wis consin, within twenty days
 The government retains in it's arsenals more than million of the best quality of arms and Eequipnents The artillery on hand tasks the department for its means of storage. Three years stock of material for ammunition has al- ready been kept in store, and the lsnpply on hand P. is ample for any war that can be waged against us by any nation.si ao qpsuu slsf -gs \ 4aAfter selling orldlstributing among freed men and refugees all damaged or irregular clothing, the stock of clothing and material in the quartermaster's depots is sufficient for any armies that may bea called into service. -ae regard to 2 transportation although the government is disposihg of its transports, rolling stock, mules, wagons ,saad horses, they Will ali remain in the country. and will be avail- able in any semergencygsag odf sai aa9Fei saE The whole number of coiored n,er enlisted into the service of the United States during the rebellion was l7s.975. The largest number in service was on the 18th of July, 1865. viz :a-- l23,l56. The loss during the war from all causes, except muster out, was 68, ,l78.4 There have been B, ,234 colored troops mustered out. The number remaining in service after existing orders for muster out shall have been executed Will be S3,024a sqasL y5a!di zsibsa2za aa
 The returns of sick and wounded show that of white troops l ,057 ,423 cases have been treated in general hospitals alone, from 1861 to July l, 1865, of whichth rate of mortality was eight per cent.'ea 1adfotq 9a3 g ao'3a1i5S .'s2
 a,s.f.!x.ftt{s. afxt tf.> 4atg tes-a.zJl
 The rebel armies surrendered with 174 900 men, Ah p -Cl
 These are some ol the most important state ments contained in this report, which closes by mentioning, as among the chief causes that con- tributed to overthrow the rebellion: the enan- cipatioa of the, slaves the resolute co-operation of Congress and of the Gnvernare If tho I,vol States, the result9of the last Presidential elecs tion, and the faith of tse people in the national success, as manifested in theirvsupportl of the
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:. lL fsaAaoN. Aurust 2pth. bod.

VI SlSHAnoN, August 2vth, 1oo6. Ar, Deytoa7s The Plane style Mslsds. on Ipufchsssd Of you moro than year since |pfoxSs Bbs q seo6a ens. And I think fally sa. in psrie ' repair and ia ss sood tune q 1. vss whom nrst, purchased, and has been used nsar. every day, would prefer it, 10 any one have ever ssen, and would say tc all Ianiing . Mslodeon 10 give MT. Dayton cali before p'''''''1s s''s sassCseE <. WOODWARD. '
 tgi azds-~- CORNWALL.
 ", 1aytOsTsir b purchased of ysus . vsry 'sdpsfiof instfdhsht. Having besh Id slmost daily use tor nsrs ahan . ysaf itis h perfect erasrso Friends sisiting us are unenimous iw their opinion that the equal temperament, sH, eellent tune, and superior quality of tone ean. not bs surpassed. , Respectfully yours.
 ". W. BALDWIN.
 GosHrx, September 2oth, 1888
 have had Dayton's Melodsons in my houss for twelve years and iron sxperiehes es io their. durability, Hksspine ih suns ahd duality oftenes I, would advise tAossl wishing io pus. Ssy.ss fsss. n','''l Fos s5 5s' os lss
 WfscnssrkA Canfnr, Sept. slsh. lses.
 1r. Daytone-Sirss=The Piano style MeIsis op ! pnrehaseaqf ycu lat Spring iproyss ie De . eeod one, and -sll. good jndrss of musis that kavs issh and heard it9 s5Sak in shs hisS.| sst tternis of its stIaeTps L.lB. HURk0U[ 'Ga sisaase isliof ~~-@fY s1Ht9lq .oeik '9faSsls sasatese dNonfeEx, Oct.felh 1k65. aslihavs'ussd one of Al Dayton's Piano Nslo- deons nearly three years and eonsidsr iI ons of the very best. It has never got oni of ro- pair, althoueh ehusednsttly lysvery day. 1t bisWs easy, speaks quick, cen bs played loud or softl and is wsll adapted lo sii kihds SfMusie.
 .lAf3siAes Asi@a9 HENRY PENDLETON. D IT z .xswknesd 0e4-
 A.. 4, SHARON, Sept. 18th. 1868.
 purchased one Of Afvid Dsyl6his pisn. style Melodeons i've years ago. and it is : good onel It ist used almest every day. hs, suhs SoI d Sksk | Sodsks t: hs;ssssss E. sU'i i would sayI to all Niphlrg good nisiodscn ts ssa'a'6 63f pssi'f't aRA5FFFS BROWN. !
 wEsr GOSHEN, Dec. s,A, 1sss.
 Ar. Dayten--Sir :--I purchased of von very snpstiof lihss<nhs1E n6vine b:sn 1, almpst aaily nsef fpr more than 16 I<srs. esr alder ft one of the beet [ sves heard. frisSd, |yisitiGk usl ers 'uh4himbds 6 ;I lh1.<D tz;sic. that .iisIequal is hard ic he f1nna. ii sdaotsS te al linda q mnsic, snd nefe< has rsonirss to Ss tuned bat olSe in ths vhols tlns.
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WING x sHUMwAY Proprietors.
New Advertisements

Litoh6sld. Conn, Thursday Dec. l4, 1868
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ss Ahs Saturday night special ltrainpp the Hoasstoeie Railruadsand the Alo1d9yInor6ins train down have been discon ontinasd for thsa av;n. ter. sss - szs: g.asss.ss seaa
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GEORGE <. WOODWARD.
GosHrs. septombsr 9olb. had.

wfscnssrkA Csnfnx, Sept. slsh. 1888.
 1r. Daytone-Sirss=The Piano style MeIods op pnrchased'pf sou last Hprinr Iprogss to De good one, and slf. good judess of musls that have seen and heard it, speak h lhs hisR.| sstternis of it sBaelps t.lb. HURL6UT
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IF IsT OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining A in the Post oAice, at aIatchfsld. Conn,
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fofal ano Goiirtp Nfms.

LircHrIELD. .- We enjoyed the first sleighing of the season on Sunday and Monday, thanks to about foar inches of snow that fell on Sat
 urday night. But a lively thaw on Tuesday ending with smart rain at night, put an end to it. gi.,,s4, .t,,53 i.,5,f,5.. !.ts |.
 The Litchfeld County Agricultural soci- Eety held 2 meeting at the Mansion House on Monday evening, J Dsming Perkins in the
 Chair, and John D .Champlin, Jr. Secretary. sa Time of holding the Fair, Wednesday and
 Thursday, Oct. 2lst and 22d. The following
 committees were appointed: Finance Gomnaitee7J Demipg. Perkins, " F Baldwin, Samnel D, North way. .rs. t.s. za
 Snpfs. Caale Department Royal A Ford, Holmes o Morse. - ss... s...''t sz.5,- sse SHpts., Horse Department Rufus Smith Earl Buckingham. ..s@is;s.,.b7s i..a,,ss a.5 Stspt 0f zents-Wm. Norton, D c Bulkley. Ghief Marshal-Henry A Bottsford.
 ', Asst. Narshals-- Wm. F Baldwin, E w Sey-
 mour, Henry Judd. Geo. Lockwood, Geo. c
 Hitchcock. T A Warren, Earl Rockingham, $ s Logan. of.gf ss-.,s,.517 .ssef sgG 9e 6z Sanding CommsHees agriculture, Robbins
 Battell, Tiins l. Hart, Robert Pierpont. Hor-
 ticuiture, Geo. M Woodruf, Cyrus Catlin, Al
 va N Cowles. Domestic. Animals, Morris Hum
 aston, Walter B Lake, Robert Miner, Gen eral Manufactures, Lyman w Coe, Truman A
 Warren, Aaron Keys. Domestic Manufactures,
 Nathan . Hart, Seth Thomas, H W Peck. s' 4fy Tha frsvr ,,, i, ..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-30
PTEEEC .v'OYECE

Is HEREBY GIVEN that Eenaa.iu :. Wool
i w.a 4. Joan iiornby, L.nilar IL >,.a., s.
| Hembn ll,nr, = lue. jacob Gochring, Howard
| D4almgiun Wm NJ, Slanu- + II Grigss, Henrs
". Lee Edward Cook, J. wilson Dfurv am
| t-steaait liz, have Incorporated themselves IL
areuf' snce With IT,. provisions oi Ia. law %
| Iowa anAsr tie ttie aad bg tie name OF I'm,
| Davenport .atd aa~iefn kentn,k Cd and SAT-
| i nins Co,nppax" ;nd that T. principal place
~ rf;n ting ihr business Of tlt COMPANY l. al
D.N enpoti, Iona.
Tho y,neral nature Of the business To be teens.
acted by SAID Company Is the buyiny aus. leasing
81 itnd- IL the stat" OF + ntuskN from which OIL
| nna sab MAY probably lie obiained, --b0ring Tor
Oh aud san, and renin Z anu li'rasing The same
for market.
The ..tsoIut ui capt al stock authorized bs the
A4tl o! IN corporation l. Ten L ous;nd dollars,
forty per cent OF which j. to be paid al the time
Of stbsciiptI,n aud the remainder 10 be paid az
snci, times and in such in. talmenss as shall b.
ordered by tne Board of directors.
The capital stock, AZ any tine hereafter, may
be ncreased h. vote OF two-thris { III value OF
the It ckhoier to Three hundred Thousand dol
lars - n,e0't.
iuf~ corporation GONNA, IS oa the I've .y
ninth day Of auac. 9e', md Is to cont5nac tor
twenty ears from that date The affairs Of the
Company are l. hc conducted by Board of Di-
tecotis, President, Secretary. Treasurer. and
such Subordinate officers agents as may be-
from time to time provided for by the " laws OF
SAID Company.
The irst Board of Directors is composed OF
those whose subs ribcd Ia HE article $
ci Incorporation. aud who are named above
Tie Board and olhccrs above named az 10 be
elected IN The first Monday of June in each and
every year hereafter.
The highest amount of Indebtedness to which
sand e npanv may 1T present subject iscli Is
S'x jhuusa,,d tiv, hundred dollars 80. 5000; but
in c..sc IT'S piil stock shall be hereafter ncr6as
cd. Is ndet, ia' sholl not amount 10 more
than two-tlirds OF the amount OF said capital
stock.
The private I,ropefte 81 the members Of tA-
Corporation, not included in the capital SOCK 81
sad Company owned by tncn .haiin.t bt holden
liable tof the dru;> OF the Cooperation, ey,ns!
the amount winch may te due from snch mem
bors. resPeciis ~, upon unpaiu instnlln.nts OF
sad stock
Ia witness whereof the President and Seercta-
rs oi said Company also the Commissioners
appointed by sad Articles al Incorporation. e.
cause the same to be recorded and the reguire'i
n iiicfs wen. have hcreuAto SCI their hands At
Davenport Iowa. tins 10th Of lwly. A. d, l'b.'.
WM. McM, JANUS, lrest.
EDW ARD l.. COeE, :'ecy.
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Wa. NcMANrs :;
G. SrEwAlr Ellis,
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