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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-14
aUnr0MNA suN DIvORCE.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN from the pasture
- field of the subscriber in Gulah township,
Clcaricld comfy. about Che 18th Of May, a three
year old BAY HORSE, with no white about him
except his left hind hoof, 0Gj few white hairs
above it light maiu and long slim tail droop-
Cd little in the hip or hips carries up well ri
ding, but not "broke' to harness and had on
when put into the field n lew heavy halter, and
was raised by Reuben Beck, noar Warriors
Mark, Huntingdon county. Aay r5rson giving
information Nhore he can be found will bo ber-
ally rowOrded. Address the subscriber at -mi,h S
Mills, ClcarGCld county.
May 81 'Gj. JOSEPH FRY.
EI~" Noniior," Huntingdon, please cory, and
eharge this office.
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A Ca r D
SALT LICK, June 9Th, 1865.

SALT LICK, June 9Th, 1865.
Editor Of fRspuJticdn-
Dear Sir On reading this weeks Republican,,
which came to hand this evening, End my name
announced as candidate for Commissioner /
sn not a candidate for Commissioner, and my
name for that office has been used without my
knowledge and consent. Please publ sh this in
your next issue, and oblige,
Yours respectfully,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-14

Bsy"The Clearfeld Oh Company, Ne are
glad 10 learn, are aLout 10 extend their
operations. The well in Town is row to
TIE depth Of 750 feet and the prospect
G;il enc luraging Butt is their intention
to commence operations Immediately in
lie vicinity Of seme of the oil springs in
the neighborheod. This is what they
should have done long ago The people
Of the county should wait no longer for
capitalists from other parts Of the State !;
but should g to work themselves and de-.
pend uloa their own ellerts. There is
scarcely doubt Of success, and if all
Eoud give the;r mite 10 one would be in
lRed. The books for subscription are at
The office Off, J. Mccullough, Esq, where
aII persons, and especially The citizens Of
ihecounty, visiting town during the court,
ueinyiled to call and subscribe. We are
sure if our citizens would take a proper
view Of this subject they woul not be
backward in giving it substantial ad.
THE GLosIoUs FouRTu,-This anniycr-
iary Of our National Independence is fast
approaching and as yet we have heard
nothing relative TO o celebration Of it,
Tine was when the people of Cleorfeli
would as sool have lost their Christmas
diuuer rs to let the Fourth pass of with
cut some recognition of it. Let US have
artaI old fashioned line. We would
'pggest that a meeting be called, aud
'oommittee appointed to me Ike all need
fol preparations. What say you?
bzy@The readers attention is specially
directed to that part of President John e
nn's great speech in the T. S. Senate
yhicL we print this week. His discussion
the labor question is admirable, and
aa statistical facts are unanswe:aUle.
RELArsED. The notorious mud-hcle un-
Ter our cast window. "Thommy" took
he manure all away, leavinga sluice G.
pal TO the famous Dutch Gap Canal,
'hich the late rains filed with water TO
nunknown depth.
DzuoCaAric STATE CONVENTION. The
Tine Of meeting Of the next Democratic
State Convention has been changed from
The 2lst doy Of June, 10 the Gath day Of
August, at Harrisburg.
Boy KnLED.-We are informed that a
'nall hoy belonging TO q Mr.. Smith, Of
Union township, was recently killed in
bis fathers clearing, by o log rolling over
bin. lie had been sent to the spring for
lblcket of water, and il was sometime
oaore lie was missed.
-----=-a--------
ANoTHER BURGLARY.-The store Of The
Aessrs. Albert's about Elk miles east of
this place, was entered on Sunday pirht
last, and goods to the amount Of four or
five hundred dollars carried of. The
hieyes entered through a back window.
rs5'Two young girls, named Hamilton
aud Plummer, were instantly killed 10y
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-14

V'HE PUBLISHERS OF THE PUILADEL-
L PHIA AGE invite the earnest attention OF
business men, thinking men, literary men and
all who are interested in the various occupations
and pursuits of life, to the Daily and Weekly cdi-
tuns Of their journal.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-14

gz6- There will be q meeting of the Hunting
don Pfesbytery heid in this place on the third
Tuesday of Jane, at celOck r. W. II.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-14

1s51Two young girls, named Hamilton
aud Plummer, were instantly killed 10y
lghlning in the suburbs of Altoona one
Gay last week They were in an clubhouse
Y The time.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-14

q ANoTHER BURGLARY.-The store Of The
Aessrs. Albert's about elk miles east of
tbs place was entered on Sunday night
last, and goods to the amount Of four or
five hundred dollars carried of. The
heyes entered through a back window.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-14

BoY KlLLED.-We are informed that a
'nall hoy belonging 10 Mr.. Smith, Of
Union township, was recently killed in
bis fathers clearing. by log rolling over
bin. lie had been sent 10 the spring for
lblcket of water, and il was sometime
b'iore lie was missed.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-14
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
No. TO9, Chestnut street,
PHILADELPHIA.

TSNnTS HOTEL is pleasantly situated or the
North side Of Chestnut street. few doors
shove Seventh. Its central location makes it
particularly desirable to persons visiting the
City ON business or pleasure.
CHAS NJ. ALLMOND,
Ap. 5, 1868. m. Manager,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-14

DzMoCaAric STATE CONVENTION The
Tine Of meeting Of the next Democratic
State Convention has been changed from
ihe 2lst doy Of June, 10 the 24th day Of
August, at Harrisburg,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-14

The Ull0ne the Ocas1u1a5u
AND THE
Bl&DT0 0EaaMG of tho Laws
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THE REPUBLICAN.

WEDYEsDAT, ,;:::::::::::::::::::::::Junc II, 1865,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-14

RELArsED. The notorious mud-hcle un-
Ter our cast window. "Thommy" took
Ae manure all away, leaving sluice G.
quail TO the famous Dutch Gap Canal,
vhich the late rains Glled with water to
10 unknown depth.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-14

DG"The readers attention is specially
directed to that part of President John
On's great speech in the U. s. Senate,
vhich weprint this week. His discussion
a the labor question is admirable, and
hs statistical facts are unanswe.aLle.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1865-06-14

Rates Of subscription, Advertising and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-18

/ n a1Io1l|1 l1l) - - :, ~. -!
IA ~ 3. Y! ] 1S s:!s:,:'
s.. y: !: !.;Es M II: $ =;
y ,.ss eonnsstne wsk ~ p De principal rooms
E e. ss'. sS soS o'ss.
IN asr = s.p 1sny and s.ss
rvoms besides c1otnegp IN suites or
nom openiDe directly Inlo he hal ne
Aite has one large room suitable for storage drying
Clothes, &c and two hnIsLed hearoous. "a 6Sii 81
s,ars l-aas from upper hall 10 back hal OF bower
Accr frurn fisrnce 10 kitchen cellar aud ya.d Two
good brick c'sserns In the yard with hter n;ssched
ana superior Antl-Freezihg Pump. force pump
used y The crfai Y raise the water to q sslk in
the attic and from thence Il IL Distributed 10 All
sleeping rooms. bathroom. kitchen 60 waste water
carried on under ground through terra Gotta pipe
oas throughout every bedroom well provided with
,ysniilaiion. Flues very large aud dram excellent,
The foundation il Of the substantial charxcter
Brick wall - inches aud furried out / X inches 10
receive plasfering doors OF the first quaty-mould
ter table windows hung with weights and glazed with
the nrst quality Of French glass shu;tsrs--
The internal arrangement for economy convenience
and comfort canno, be surpassed The design is sucL
THE LOCATION IL The most grand and sublime
OF any N the city. An unobstructed view OF the
noble Mississippi IL had for nearly 20 mica beau
tifu! view Of Ilinoi. bluffs Rock Island city aud
directly down upon the New Arsenal which has
already been commenced, ard for which appropr
alton II 81 so Dpp has been made. To gentleman
desiring home within 10 minutes walk Of the Poet
Oaice- snd innutx walk Of the Depot, this Offers
Furniture will he sold with the house. If desired
Possession given Immediately. Price tl20s0
Apply 10 KENT s. GoIDsBugY,
febZg l-,nd Agents..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-18
THE swAMrs OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

The hotbeds 81 Secession, vast IN extent, trcnch-
srous and dismal as liades, rank with poisonous
vepstsslon. swarrning with reptiles and vencmons
insects. and rocking with pestilence. are prolific
s.f miAsuatic disorders. from the simple chill and
fever To the terrible "l elbow Jack 6en nun
ter's preventive for his soldiers in command OF
that Department was little qninine mixed with
whisky, and administered 10 'propiplsc'ic dos
e. morning and evening But the knowing vet
seans from those Carolina amps who have tried
H0stetter's prescription. say that.
When the mists OF the morning
Arse us a warnny,
And the dews Of the night
Descend with blight,
Where our Bitters employed
The mlasma's DESTROYED
The an,idotc's felt in the taking,
There follows no weakness or aching,
No hcayincss. trembling or quaking;
No torture Of freezing or burning;
Nores;lcssness yawnlng or scarning,
For water; no twisting or turning.
Bat health. strength aud .p.rit TO wag on,
And " fight Ike St George with the dragon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-18
INDIAN CONTEMPORARY DISCOVERY

Since the dcthroncmout Of King Cotton. il ha
been discovered that Indian Corn i, the life, III
blood. bone and muscles uf the southern tora
fed eracy. The fact has also been ,s,ablsh shed Of
. still more grandcr scale
That the recti'icd essence 81 sound native rye,
Which the hills of old Nonongahcla supply.
Acdicated with Juices of herbs which posses sing
bach its medical yiri Ne. bestowed ~ a blessing
Make. in HOSTETrI RS klTTERS, tonic which
stands
Approved In all SCI sons and climates and lands
Army surgeons int srse i,-sea Captains admire
IL:
And. having once tried il, they alwevs require il
And out in the " Id mines these Bit,ers are sold
xstne miners vn medicine, precious ~ gold
Ana - protective all others escelling.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-18
the DISCOVERIES At FORT FISHER.

The rebels have discovered that For, Fisher
was oi no value to them since they have lost 1t,
while ''our boys" have found in II the key that
has unlocked all the outer u lenses Of " lining
too. So. in gaining ghcafts digestion. we secure
the Fort Fisher TO all the ailments o. tl,e human
system. To this end BosrETrER's mtrtns Illus.
trate the combined action 81 tic NAVY aud Army
IN silcneing the guns olihe eHciny and III eApcl-
ing hun:
Where the appetite fails thoy renew it,
And It's not for the mamoni they do it
But anticipating the question.
Our tonic restore, the dlse~tcn
Relieved thus, aud strengthened the stomach
No longer is Eel, Rs a hnunock
Or IN enemy restless aud si-al,iv,
Hut active. elastic and HEALTHY
And this tone ~ the s'pnarh you'll find,
From its influence genial aud kind.
Imparts The same ,igoinus tone to the frame
Aud Lighters and bfighteus the, mind.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-18
THBI.ATEsT FROM HOODS ARMY.

Our latest advces from the shattered army OF
Gen. Hood 3 .ha' having aired into The woods
Of Northern Alabama. h. l. iJborIng 10 repair
damages. and with poor prospect OF success.
This We believe TO be true; bni trcn an attack Of
sickness. the animal powers. ike Hoods army.
ere shattered, demoraszcd, broken UP, as We
NAV say
When the bod is weak and distressed
And the mind is disturbed nnh depressed
Dur bitters We know. il voulf'rv
Will the wants OF the systrIn supply
New life 10 the blood TO the nerves and the brain
Till YOU feel that King Richa. as himself again.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-18
rHr uoRRoRsor THE REBEL PRISONS

Par surpsss those OF the frightiu, Maua, W. 4,
sosf>;vsd nv 4 stranger 10 such awful textures
sscspsinr tie sufferer from the horrors Of "ss
pepsis. Yet Nc are sure that.
II Father Abrsham could clear
Tho,c rebel prisoners foul and drear
ar ali in thei- deadly atmosphere,
Even a. these Bitters oi Iios'etter
Make the forlorn dsspepilc better
Dirpelling all that fearful tram
ar troublrs that distract his brain
Tint Gre his stomach. rack his bones.
And break his sleep with painful groans-
Our suffering soldiers soon would be
from iosthsomd rebel dungeon tree.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-18

9 =. 80, .,.-....,...,
:;I:! : J; 8 s. s.:
80, F. |.< : i61rs u d. ~ caCAk -.
sSS y GSy -, hsnue4 - /! eel
kksi'725SS n $780, q o4M =, - - -
ISs.2S 112. ~ M efer4 - -
S 5i~S1 - - rsslsFS4 ~ 49, nsee. o.
ssai1a ~ mo3uss and egiencc have plac-
-, 6iSSoSsi. OF sllthsse aAvsrtired rest2r-
49, nor - teHlAny Of 'rissdof M
ssosss"
.ss{fs 2'Vs8a es
uosrrTrHR'sCELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
@ TERS.s ia ss III
A. tonic, never failing,
For debilitics prevailing,
Are East and West, approved the best,
And beer away the palm.
Aprescriptioa safe and pleasant
uhyuician ever preaent,
A. alternative n, ting like balm.
s,aa an ess nee tarinsceous.
Ara essences hcrhsceous,
Thc.e Bitsers eifcaceous -..
s.she c;rcling line around boih hem'SP"c'e''
INV u.rc never proved fallscous,
AMI over safe and gracious.
-. ~ss, demands of twelve successive years'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-18
CAUTION.
THE GOVERNMENT ENDORSEMENT.

:, IN order to guard against dangerous i,nposi-
Nonss the public are requested TO take csp.cia,
notice Of the beautifully engraved nro,,is,.rv
seamps through which the Governrcu, 81 H.,
United States officially authenticate, ever, ho,,le
. ncsfsffrRs nirrkRs. This shield. thrown by
the 6oveEnmcnt over the proprietors and ,ns
sco..s tor their join, protection, is placed con.
each bottle, and canno, fail to s,r;. e"e meek o
ne most casual observer Nothing Tia, nurna,,,
e % sosrErrxR's nsrrEGs can be genuine mics
ne stamp isthere. ''"' unless
~, ~ y also proper to state that the nr,rns ara
s; SsS sac.nsirely in glass, and never under an,
ss S%M onS BY the gallon or the barrel Inn.
~ss~rssS Az 49,, a"'a.ors are abroad aud the only
49, ne hsers they buy bear The n"ra,sd = see
~ ~ ~. o. nsnd Of Messrs. Hostettcr I Sn';,s
- " stamp above mentioned. s''''ef " smith,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-18
THROUGH TIE BOWELS opruELAxp.

AnRVSOh III Il ~ " Lilo w AtA hASDs
oAom..n ~ (,cc, an. 10 the scahoald. moved Will
the restorative action Of tome md asfernaite
- We have seen from the coneiliniorv spirit !,
which that army was received by the citizens o
Savannah. after nearly Tour years of the howe
complaints ofthe southern C"nirderacy. so toe
when from the exposures and irregularities 81
the soldier lifc BRAY, boys begin TO fall From
troubles " the bowels.
A half sine glass 10 those suffering men
Of Hostettcrs Btters. now and then,
Say morning and evening. they'll need no more,
Will coon their regular function restore,
Which, changed and derangcd they new dcplorc
A mild alternative such TROUBLES will cure
And ours is that remedy, pleasant and sure.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-18

celD lsl IL.


Qcrszc, March 15.-It is expected w l".,
Parliament will adjourn to.moso"c, .~a.a
the delegation from she Canadian r Hovern,
to confer rith the Imperial Government in
rslsfios,' - IL questions Il defence, Com
mercial relations with the United States and
other important matters
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-18

Town Lands and Town Lots.
$4,000 ACRES from sl.2s Upwards
4 n GOO ACRES in Wisconsin, Mime
V.OCO sofa and Nebraska.
Gle Town Lots in Davenport, Walcott. Durant
and Downey. Improved farms in Scott and Ce-
dar counties. For sale by
mf4-dtf JNO. l.. COFFIN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-18


SYRACUSE, March 1S.-Thc low lands in
the 18th ward arc again ovcrflowed, the base
ments and cellars deluged, and there is
much suffering among the people of that
ward. A small river is rushing through
Mulberry and Onandaga streets.
slide has occurred on the Binghampton
Railroad near Whiting, demolishing the
track between FULLY and Preble
A culyert which has cavcd tends to the
complete disabling of this road.
An interruption to Oswego has occurred
at Giniet Greek by the destruction Of u
improvised, so chat by the transfer OF pas
sengcrs the connection of the road is KEEP,
up with but slight delay
| The Oneida and Seneca rivers and tn,
| Skanette's outlet and the nine mile creek mr.,
higher than ever before known, and much
damage to property will follow.
The dam at the flour mills of Burdicks &
Co, at Amboy, was carried away yesterday
Loss about $4,000
| In the Central Railroad Depot, at Utica
yesterday morning there was three feet o,
water, owing to the Mohawk river having
overwhelmed its banks, the flats were one
vast sheet of water for nils.
BIrrALo, March 1s.-Mc learn this
morning from Kochesi er, that the n. Y. G.
Railroad bridge was swept away at ~ O clock
last night
II is reported four men were drowned.
Water three feet deep in the Arcade buid-
ings, preventing all ingress or egress. All
the lower portion OF the city is under water.
The damage has been enormous There * no
communication from one part Of the city to
other. Newspapers are unable to publish.
The New York Central railroad are maxi
Ing hcrculenaen efforts to get their road IN
working order.
We are informed chat the injuries to the
Erie road extend over one hundred miles
mostly east Of Hornesville.
Lake Shore road but slightly damaged.
The iron bridge over the Mohawk has been
swept away The bridge over Oriskany
creek was swept away, three men were up
on il at the tiiBc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-18
TnEwORl.D,S opfyyov

Touching the BlTTERS this grand fact ia clear
1aear fame Nils all the Western Hemisphere.
known 70 oil lands. washed by its ocean twain
Heath. Hope and vigor follow in their train
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-18
AVOID COUNTERFErrs.

hO6IETTERS BITTERS share the common
~ al things gcod-lmposters irnitsac.
from honest houses purchase YOUR supplies
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-18

BUFFALO, March 1S.-Priyate accounts
from New York via Montreal quote gold at
1.64t.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-18

RocnEsrBa, March 17.-Thcrc is the
greatest food in Rochester and vicinity ever
known. The water in the river falls under
the aqueduct and overaows the railroad
track and bridge. 1t is several feet deep,
running down Exchange street and flows
across Buffalo street near Arcade, filling all
the cellars and covering the ground floors Of
many Of the principal stores. DEFY
No trains have left the city eastward on
the Central or tennessee Valley Railroads
since yesterday at o clock.
The water is still rising, but as it has
subsidized in the river at Mount Morris, it is
hoped that no great damage will result more
than has already been done.
The railroad bridge has been and is now
in danger, butunless the water rises more it
will probably remain safe
The body of all unknown woman was
found floating in Exchange street. having
been washed down from above.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-18

MONTREAL, March 17.-It is expected tina,
the Court, win rsttllpe il sitting in the St
Albans raiders case on Monday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-18

UREA, March H. The water in this vi
cinity is three feet higher than ever before
known. 1rl
The gas works are cffectually stopped.
All the fires are out, and no gas can be fur
nishsd TO our citizens for days to come.
The iron bridge across the river, built by
the N. & p. Railroad Co., was carried away
about o'clock
Little Falls is the farthest point that has
been reached to-day. There ere about two
miles Of telegraph poles and wires down this
side of the Little Falls. The extent Of the
damage Of that place Is unknown.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-18

FRANKLIN, Pa, March live are hay
ing the greatest food ever known in this re-
eisA.
The bridge at Oil City, and the French
Creek bridge at Franklin were swept away.
Several miles Of the Railroad track and the
telegraph lines on Oil Greek were washed
away, houses, tanks, barrels full and barrels
empty cover the river. The loss is esti,nat
cd BY the million. The river is still rising.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-18
RE.lL ENT.aTE.

T>OR SALE by the Executors of the Estate OF
+ the late ANTOINE lie CLAIRE.
Good Brick house on 10th street
Double Frame house on 10th street
Frame honse on farnam street IS City lots
The Fair Grounds, containing rs acres. A de-
sirabe Investment
acres north east Of Wetmore's addition.
Lots and Out Lots IN the city Of LIE Claire
Lands in johnson. Muscatine, Louisa. Iowa
Jones. rowesbeik, Jasper. Calhoun, Carroll, Ger
no GoTpo, Franklin and Dies Moines counties.
GEO. l.. DAVENPORT, Executor,
,nr4dtf or, JN0. l.. COFFIN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-18
Nr0sf CusSusu LUuds
EEOssseS For. Sale.

TN Cleona Hickory Grove, and Princeton
i Townships. For sale by
mrl DIFF JNO l.. COFFIN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-18

TWO FRAME HOUSES, AND FULL LOTS,
l. in Parker's Addition, for sale by
mr7 dit JNO. H. COFFIN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-18
AFlNE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

TnE PREMISES OCCUPIED BY +. H.
i GRlGGS. Esq. on Fifth Street, near the
Court House. Tire front mouse is one Of the best
buii, and arranged in Davenport, containing
oia,ht large apartments. besides closets, with
wash aud wood rooms attached. On the place are
all the usual aplurt nanccs of complete home
stead. anu IN Perfect repair Possession gwen
so"n. For TERMS call Elijah Carter, Rnck Is
land or address j. U. WHITNEY. NJ. ID.
Feb l8-dif Pawtuckct. r. l.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-18
Insure Against Draft
S $4,000,

One half of which is TO be paid up before this
corporation shall commences business. and the
remainder Of said Capital stock TO be paid up NJ
snch times as may be ordered BY the Board OF
Directors
Tha, this corporation shall commence business
on the leih day Of January, y. D.. lsn5, and con
tinue Tor one year from SAID date:
That the business Of the CORPORATION shall be
Conducted by Board Of Seven Directors. who
shall elect from taeir own number q President,
Wee President SECRETARY and 4 treasurer and the
said Director, Shall pe elected on the sth day OF
january A. d.. lsGa inat the highest amount Of
indebtedness to be incurred at any one time bv
ibis corporation IS <Bp. 900 exeep, on accoun. of
RISKS On persons insured, and the private proper
~ of the Heiabcrs of the corporation ancxtock
holders Shall beseXempt from corporate debts
Dated Davenport. Feb. 2lth. 1865. olin