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, 1865-07-04

Ht1LsnALE, Mich, June q, 1855.
In this section Of the country grain crops arc
uputually promising. Whea', oats, corn and RIO
Will yield m abundant harvest. Potatoes are also
very hue- TIL efruft is rot 10 promising. Apples,
pears and peaches will not exceed oEe thiro crop.
The trees hloteoncd rcEy III ], but did not ger.
inmate. Grapes viii be very fir yield AZ far ~
" car Judge at PRESENT Grass will he "ts, tap."
The ehinch-hug ncseT operates IN this fectton.
There 10 no complaint nnnn9 onr farmers OF weyli
or Insect. Very respe ctfu'ly, Fonte,
EAap, pE1ucE 4 Co.
, 1865-07-04

MARINE NEWS.
, 1865-07-04

UEEH1SANs Hlru :, Iuut ", 1Sb3.
n :h!E psrt u the coontsy cn.ps in general look
well. Wheat Eeser looked more promising, but
there Is danger OF rust IL we hare apJ more warm
xet se+fhers Wheat IL about ready 10 cut, No
t1outlr ht,o from eh,Deh bug. Oats aro IN good
eLIritftr. C0rn varies tom Yety bad 10 extreme.
1T rood. Te do nut lDok for \ iarre crop OF sp-
rIet as three-iobfths Of them hsve already fallen
CT. 1htfe l. my qusttity ot whortlehsrriea.
Tourt, respectfully, a. RIcuAnDS,
, 1865-07-04

RMawoop, MeHetry County. June -. 1865.
I am torry to say that the present prospects Of
crops in this vicinity far from being encourlg-
ing. Corn II fair, end Is about the best looking
crop Ke hare. The ch11ch bugs are verJ numef.
out. Yours, &c.
T. n HIEYTnN
, 1865-07-04

ToD1I-ThhmN EeE Nds QdfHs II S2sa59x ~ tE4tt1v
psttts. Sales we're: coRx ~ sTuhx-9.sn "a MI
bu C atsSc; oM h1 ds rs G.. tso n1 Z 1,c;ed>s
ST Coxy A1toAF- $50 ou nsAzts Yc!low st a3c:
l3fto on 10. Cant at s+He l6,o1 bu DO *t Lob
.e:o1Eg quiut Al ss91ic TO- No. acd Ac tor No. :
II stct~-
OATS-Rec-ived 70 day. &. - bu: .h'ppe1; 8, !oo
bu II ceived sams weak Il year. 1s1 ,.s ou .h.p-
ped rs SIS bu Al the beginning Gf The M.eE ths
tha q II GAY reverse tnok pl c.. .nd prlc-s tAf
back ta.c. Fridays m2fkat v 4 ,:33Hc l7Eef which
WIS follow On eAtufu y py A0Ethtr det!tue OF IA
lAc. a. eomoareo w.n at u 'sdaJ, ouE nsrkct TO-
dnT ahnv = decline Of :a<s4c p&R bU.
Tna tel1owinE ,ahle tbs cai3 xaes aud prlces
Httrn rirr 3hA we
, 1865-07-04

'V w A%{2 Ne " Il NHEQ
Yar.......-.... ts-Dtb1op6
Y2lkee Pitch. 800
Pine Pitch. ...-- 18M
ItAl. FltI pacftnz....-M
ltAl- Hemp pac41ng....Ge
Az armp 9up.........&ee
Am. Hemp MOL. .Nc
An Hemp No 1........15c
Lth: :f.rn lemo-.-21 c
, 1865-07-04

"AfkttGNs 1aLn7 0Q aKb GU. JQu5 Ut I5t5.
The wheat crop Ia this sccHon Of the country
bids 1ats to he good one. although lamite1 IN
breadth. There has been Some uncertainty.
he's been redeemed BY the nne "a us which wa
hass hsd of late: Oats and grass aEe pretty good.
Winter wheat ie much letter stnta the rain.
FIult not promising. Corn Is In excellent condi-
tion@ though some little pieces suffered fro tho
grub. Yours. &C.,
, 1865-07-04

lAth, TAtu Manila 0s4c
Manila asy Rope.tN 8
Asnil1A Aope. 822ss,
Aslllne. ma 3
6AsA Ecsu...s.....-.~ {
Ak0m. .+....$3.1xeaN
Hemp TNtne. ..,,., 3s1lGs
fape1 TWtue. ,DNN6
, 1865-07-04

There were no gold dispatches received at the
"Evening Exchange" and the markets were gen.
orally dali and almost neglected. A few uansac-
tons Were made IN wheat and oats, at sbont the
closing Quotations On Change.
EsIea m r%11 vera
, 1865-07-04

There IL not very promising prospects f,r an
abundant harvest III this vicinity there has not
been large amount Q! gram sown: What IL to
DC I Pfe,b s11b hsvne
will be ., enty. GIass amall crop. R.a good.
Your. ituly 8. II. THoXAs. J
, 1865-07-04

UENroH oT3IIuH3 1une 3, EH5,
Tie ers!u ctopa in this vicanIty will sfe'd me.
diGm harvest xltaouCh they hsve b.en Injured
eouc by the chtnch hug. Grass will be good and
plenty. Apples, cherries and currahts will be Ia
abundance
youts IL haatc, Al FIELD Agent
, 1865-07-04

- NUEHu31 HIt.1 1GN8 y, 15I5.
Wirttr wheat, rye and corn never looked bet-
ter than Al Atprcient. OF the Two former crops
there Is large quantity growing In thus vicinity.
Spring wheat will be little below ~ average
cfop. Grass will be light on areoupt OF the early
dtouth. II the corn continues ~ 1t psomsef,
there will be an abundance Of pork for msrket and
about the usual number Of heef cattla.
Sours truly, L. B. JohyspN, Agent
, 1865-07-04

6a& StNSA+ fsfs4oE Y.
Et:a:S-!he supply u not larGe. ean owing TO sbs
ara aln II Aal9e pr dozen asits were is I'll. Il
Sc 70 sn1 1t 1se. nd aod dozea counted out st12c
stesd7 u our figures. DatxD ArPLEs arc ia 5es Ct
request for the Extreme western Trade. but with no
improvement IN prtcss. LEMONS are 3ullet 1od weak
At 2A102 % Dox- We quote:
, 1865-07-04

June .. 1865.
LOOK we'll. and promise full average crops. There
y no rye sown. Corn looks well, also bazleY.bpt
lille sown. GRASS, pretty fair. Potatoes promise
veil. No damage from the ehtnch bng, except a
little 10 barley. No other insect troubles Us here,
Respectfully youss,
, 1865-07-04

Juue e. 1861 {
The crops, 4s far ~ I ca1 learn, neTet we're
more astt. ring -th1n at present. Tne bug Ia do
, 1865-07-04

Mt. CARA0LI, Carroll Co., H., June 1855.
The late rains have added new lid and yieor
to 81 Vegetation. Crops have come forward be.
fui yield. Tie thfnsh bug, As yet, has done very
little y any real damage ID this vicinity. We may
say winter grin ID beyond harm BY them. On
the whole re Msy Look Tor an abundant harvest.
Very respectfully YOUR,
PM ANDRE SKYroHK Accent
, 1865-07-04

= june 30, LEGS
II. Corn. oats and ernss promise plentiful har-
Test Wheat Is troubled with a great deal OF
Fm1t We have no peaches aud about half crop
Naples. Potstoes look WE'LL.
Tours, truly,
N, 3. MCENYEY. Agent
, 1865-07-04

HAHKAoo, ILL.,, June %, 1865.
Tho prospects Of crops in this viciEt'y, taking
Ill things Into consideration, are pretty fair. Corn
never promised better Jof tho past ten yeass;
thers Il one-half more planted this sesson lhan
ever before. Not = much Whett sown a. usual.
Ths ehtneh bug hegan Its work on It, but the
heavy Eaius checked it. md thcss will be about
thfte quarters Of crop. Oats above ayersge
crop. Rye looks well, but little aoHn. Potatoes,
1srge yield. Apple crop will be rather short
compared with last year. Cherries and pears the
tatre. Puma with ma will be a heavy crop.
Tame grsss ratcer light, bQt wild h.y will be
plenty. Respectfully, z. Il SK1SaIn.
, 1865-07-04
La Mo1LLs, Bureau Co., H., |

. .-.-. June a0th, 1s66. {
In th!a vicinity barley, corn and oats are very
promising. Wheat, d iull average crop. Fruit
Of all klndf, except cuErants, Eoosebeztles and
rnspberrles, are very scsree. Those named are
very abundant. No damage tone BY the chluch
bug. Yours, Sc.
SAMUEL EpWAnp9.
, 1865-07-04

UECATUh~ Mlch.s June Is, 1855,
1weu:d fay In relation TO csops in thts county,
ccsn looks well. on'y where touched by the gt,l5
worm: oats promising; wheat !. pretty fair, bnt
snutty, and expected to yield but an average
crop; potstote are good also grass apples not
part Of this county there arc some small fruits,
euE.nrt', whcr.:ehetries, blaekberrles, SC.
Your respectfully,
, 1865-07-04

Here The matkef Tor gold Waa uniettled, ID csn.
sequence OF the cloainRaf shs New York Stock
Board. onthe Stcck Exchange, sales were made
es1ly At S1.:sl2Lsoi. AID IN The slse,n.o on at
81 2ot0l.40t. In The street the btoksr's paid
<1.7 ut the opening, and 3i.33 Ut the close. sil-
yer var quiet and nteady 1t $3.50.
Government Securities we1e firm. We uuote:
Buying. Sailing.
=, 2. QUE s-.,--...... 1154 1Of
IT, i. 10 4rs...-s....... o6f ct
, 1865-07-04

k4kA July j.
Stur gea Bid, Horgsa. Asnitowoc. a1ntr!es-
Prop Acrns. Lckaon, Buffalo, Il co bu oats, 30 brl4
1suI, 8np gundrieS.
Prop tncsRo. We H. Bu11o II SIS bu corn, IL al br.s
tour, aud snn1rt.A- -
Prop Aoat.one9y auiiet sarnis. 800 b:I. our and
euEdt1ea,
Prop Artistic. Mccres. Bu0a1o. 1900 bu oats. !o4
brls dour, -
Prop Normau. Lifts, OsHego. 1bcoo hu cora 100 hss
, 1865-07-04
III.


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led 70 SD, y keX......ELM
A,.s.sx..s.......sss.s.53 53
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13

New ARRANGExENrs.-L it be esnem.
bered that Cones Merchant Tailoring Es
tablishment will be moved in few weeks to
the rooms on the opposite corner nov occu-
pied BY Macklot's Bank.
Mr.. Cone has taken the agency Of the eel
ebrated Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chine, and has rented the room over Mack
lots Bank, now occupied by w. A. Ingalls,,
which he will ft up in handsome st-le for
the display and sale Of this most excellent
family machine.
Mr.. Cone starts for the Eastern market
this evening to lay in his usually larp and
carefully selected stock Of material for ,ents'
clothing. Don't order your spring oitfits
until Cone returns. He viii not fail t, suit
your taste exactly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13

I BrsrsEss EpucArlox.-To procure thor
ough knowledge Of book keeping and get
thorough practical business education, IT.
tend Pratt's Comnercial College, corner Of
9th and Brady. Every facility afforded at
reasonable rates. Reduced rates to diss
Med soldiers. nv7-d&w1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13

DssrRrcr CoURr.-The court entertained
the case Of Timothy vrooman, the said de-
fcndant being charged by the State with
stealing halter-sn ordinary leather halter
with horse at the other end. Counsel
for defendant put in plea Of insanity.-
Verdict not rendered.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13

Dlstr1ct Court for scott County.
FEBRUARY TERN
J. scoff RicnnAx, Judge, n. D. SsYDsn, Clerk
DAVENPORT, Feb. 11th. 1856.
The case of Shepard vs. Pollock was de-
cided by the jury bringing in . verdict in
favor of defendant, whereby he is released
from paying the note sued for.
The following cases were passed on, as
follows:
1sso-TIciser w. Ncwcomb dismissed at plaintiffs
White ~. Kinkead, Judgment as per s.pu-
lation.
so4s-Davis Vs. Hughes, judgment for plaintiff,
'sOee-swits N. Van wyek, settled 1t plaintiffs
costs.
sOs7- Goodale vs. Shelly, dismissed.
~ ns, Y. sy'n0a action to quiet title
sioa-Eollstf "; Hell jsdsmeut By default
slcs-Jahn W. Kerker. dismis~ed
slls-Campbell We. Bruhn dismisaed
si9s-Denny Va Jones, judginent by default.
ss ::sa.. Co. settled
ssss-Dov \ wle.e, judemsn. by default.
SSss-lIasted Z Stiles ". Erskinc, judgment by
default. =
sssi-Jsffray Co. ". Knkine, Judgment By Dc.
sss4 4--Kinsley 4 Co N Steamboat 81. Paul, dis.
missed
saO7-Thompson ~ wildmsn, dismissed.
sal!-jewell W CITY u Davsnposs, jsdsnsas by
default
s4i.-xcoee "a City Of Davssposs, Judgment BY
| default t
-Kimbsll ". Hueksesds, diaaissed = "a
Huckfedt Judgment BY default ssainss Thsodore
Holm.
sael-Brsdley I Co. ~ Dsdrsok, dismissed.
S465-Barr W. Lindley, de1nult
s.ss-Arnil " nsten, jeSgms.t By default :.
missed
| seuisv cAsEs.
75aa-viucsnt Va Maaill dism!ssed
75So-v Vincent vs. McCanmon dfemieeed.
| 1854 Mills ~. Walsh, diemlseod.
t0ee-1OOfc Va Moore dismseed.
ee!e-fsrsand ". 1uEovs, dscrsA
e2lt-Jamson ~. Ditas decree
ss's-Jamss Va schrisfsr, decree sos plaintiff for
ssge-Ausn ~ lrlddlenas, ssesled Il ASS
6JsO-Davison vs. Miller, decree
6S79-Cofket ". CorkeA defhnlK
sS51-Bs{sr N Oook orusy disnisosd
SS7e-nahr ~ Bahf, default
| sS6-4eief Va \ Aeiet, default
II ~ How " ma. decree.
RI sS-nncw " sasherwait, defsult.
s4os-SiS~sscsSl, 2 u Andrsmen, dsfAsla
-kSaIScs ssSs-Saass " 9sczp, 1ecrss
sss-wssSseST sss 4 !: w. W.s:;da:ss ;d:s.:s g @
go gsFss y. 6ssysss. ~sees" es~aA
| es1o-B Bood vA Bond, defann
sSss-WssSsii y wsed:S ssssen
e4AA-1lSsse ~ lNeaais, decfse.
| eslo- Mounts ~ NqaaA tseanll
X-2E =. = Ssifis, g fZ,Isss. ss1s,s ss....
o. s:Ssssis. = 6s1se.3ss, sssaA
-Qeek N LsenaeA tsessA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13
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CON n E RcOAl.


Ovvrcg OF TIE Davenport DRMocRAf,
Monday evening, Feb. l3 1885 81
FlouR.-Retail ts.ou Dbl Il ~ paper sacfp
g 40 bulk; Wholesale e7.6O bbl.; paper ssets
g. so; $40 bulk.
WnEsr.-No /, we'll cleaned. round and plump
Club, Tea and Galena, &l.20; No. 2, oil sould
aot clean enough for No. l. 1l.15.
Coax.-Shelled, No. l, sound, plump and drt,
co..
Oars. No. l, clean and sound, SIC.
BARLRY.-&l.1O@i.
PofAf0Es.-S5Qs5.
Hoss.-Dressed hogs ell.5o0l1.75.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13
AFIME RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

THE PREMISES OCCUPIED BY r. II.
i GRIGGS, Esq, on Fifth Street, near the
Court House. The front house is one Of the best
built and arranged in Davenport, containing
eight large apartments. besides closets, With
wash and wood rooms attached. On the place are
all the usual appurtenances of . complete home
stead, and in perfect repair. Possession given
soon. For terms, call on Elijah Carter, Rock Is.
land, or address J. o. WHITNEY, NJ ID.
Feb l3-df Pawtucket, X, I.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13
DAILY DEMOCRAT.

IN. pssmsssaa o.. Ne. u pasa Roe. nsv Yesk
80 o0oooo Gososs, Dooooo, ogoUo - 4eoe eoD
- - aushssissd y tabe sAveEesa1D - subesp.
e1oos ~ - - - lowest rateo.
Q. q. oqwO, - easessa Sesese, gAn0e.b -
oAoejnD1 - soeeivo oAVQftleaaoto 1T III Dooo4.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13
AuprroR's Orslcs, Iowa,
Des MOines, Jan. Slst, 1865.

"A Il herehy certified, that On the Slst. day Of
n.rnsrv. lsG5. sworn statement was fled in this
o6ce ahowinR the condition Of The Ph9nix
Srerrsnco Company located q Brooklyn,
3 ~ state Of New York, on the 3lst day Of
Dseember. A. D., lesl, II accordance With
tSs provisions Of an Act ofthe t,eseral Assembly
of tke ssste Of loua, entitled " A As IN raa-
S;oa 70 lsssreses CeaPessss. approved Janu-
ary 9sth, 1857, and q Act amend:tory thereto,
approved February 9th, 1858, and an Act in re-
lesion to Life Insurance Companies, approved
March nth, 1869; that said statement shows that
eaid Company 10 possessed ofthe requisite amount
Of capital end invested - required BY Law.
Acthotity 10 therefore given TO the above
named Company - transect their appropriats bu.
oinees of Insurance In thi1 State "a accordance
with he lswe thereof, until the slst day Of jan
uary, A. y, One Thousand Eight Hundred and
II = eiso certified, fhsA John L. sviss Co.
u efDevsspest - bsea dsly appointed By end
- CSsSB Il Seott With fan power - take sisks
81 lnauFocso thsceiA end to acknovledge service
efpeoosss = provided p lsws epen his 6ling with
ths Clssk a the Dis1ssct Ceaft n and Ter ssid
Cornty SHis cestinpene aoda cqCy q the stsAe-
,neek g ~ II thia cl1ee. Il 4 1Afshef csrslAed
80 tke sEtaehsd y trus end eefsecs copy u
~ = sssiinoay whesesG hsss hefssa
L. s.tto ~ ny hend and sol1ed ~ 81 efof
(-IAsstAs ~ cd ysar hra es!ye SEitasn.
J. A. HLGfO11.
Au0i1oe of0oG1a,
eANutL 4. AYn1 Dssaay. ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13

DR. FERRARD, the celebrated Spanish
Physician, is at his Office, on Main street.,
Davenport. sp6-dkvt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13
U. 8. $40 SIX per cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

These bonds are now worth premium OF nine
per cent, including gold interest from Nov,
which makes the actual profit on the .-30 loan at
current rates, including interest, about ten per
cent rer annnm, besides its eremption from State
or municipal taratton, vhieh adds from one 10
three per cent more according 10 the rate levied
other property. The interest is pay able semi-an-
nually BY coupons attached to each note which
may be cut Oft and sold to any bank or banker.
The interest amounts to
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13

6corr DIv1srox No. /. Sons Of Temper
ance, will meet every Friday evening at z
o'clock, in their bali, ever ths Ssses Bank,
corner Third and Brady Sts. jan5-dwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13

ErLESDuD RESIDENCE FoB SALE.-The un-
dsrsigned wishes to sell his place situated
on the northeast corner Of Farnum and
Locust street. There is 1t acres Of land, .
good house, shed. barn, &c. House contains
nine rooms, Ill painted and papersd. A
very lcrge, nice cellar, good we'll aud cis-
tern. Some 100 fruit trees, consisting Of
Apple, Pears, Peaches, Plums, Cherries, &C.,
plenty Of Grape Vines, Strawberries, Coos.
berries, &c. All the shade trees any one will
want. Everything in good repair. Price
IS. 900. NIX. PARKS.
Davenport, Feb. 13, 1865.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13

"As down in the sunless retreats of the
ocean
Sweet flowers are springing no mortal
can sec,
40, afar in the bloom scented valleys Of
Southern France, blossoms the wild and
peerless 'Principa Floretta,' whose distill-
ed extract is the chiefingrcdient Of "Lubin's
Floriline'' for the hair. II is the most en-
trancing Of oil perfumes, and gives to the
"Floriline' its rare property Of afiixing the
hair in any desired position, without the aid
Of crimps, tongs, or curl papers. "Floril-
inc" contains no oils, no drugs, no alcohol
nothing but the pure, healing and fra
grant balms Of French and Sicilian forests.
Try it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13
u.S.7-30 LOAN

BY authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
ne undersigned has assumed; the General Sub
scriPtion Agency for the sale Of United States
Treasury Notes. bearins sevsrasa three-tentAs
pr cent, interest, PefNanas,, hnswn - IT,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13

The DRAFT.-The wheel turns day after
TO- morrow in those States that have not FILL
ed their quotas under the last call. The
county of Rock Island, in Illinois, right
across the river has got to furnish Eve hun.
dred men, from the several townships, as
fnllOxs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13

CHANCE ron COOP IHvRsrnRrr.-Ou
people have gone into the skating business
this year BY the thousand. This mania
must be catered to. Not once in ten years
is the river in condition to be skated upon
q it has been this season. In order to
meet the demand for skating facilities in
coming years, skating parks will have to Be
provided. That person who accepts this
statement ~ fact, and invests money in
providing suitable park convenient to town
viii coin aoney out Of his undertaking.
Who win take advantage Of this and make
. foftune-on icel
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13

New York Market.
Nsw YosE, FA. Is.
Cotton quiet. e2@e9.
ELoun Firm for ceumon. e9.s5@l0e6 Extra
State ol0.O6@11. rs X. H. O.
WusAf.-No receipts, bat 6rmer. e9.l9 Chi
cago Spring; 49.l5 very choice Amber Aiehi.
Cou.-Firm. ol.eSQ1.s0 for Old.
OAss. - Dull. el.l5 Western.
Poak k--Rirm. (ss0ss.s0 New Mos; S6so -
yssr old ~. 80 prime.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13

GoDEr ros xAncn-an. intensely inter.
sstine numbsr, decorated with magnificent
engpssings ard tashisa plates, end filled
with great variety Of interesting reading
matter, rsosivsd xhis mosuine, q plun-
nse's Deok 6tese. absvs ~ Rsat OLA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13

SoLD Our.-By reference to advertise.
ment it win be seen that john Rowe has dis
posed Of his gas fitting and plumbing bust.
ness to James Cameron. Mr. Cameron is .
competent machanic. and 10 worthy Of lib.
sral patronage. Let him 10 encouraged.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13
Great Popular Lean efthe People

Less than S20o, ,0oo, 900 remain unsold, which
will probably be disposed of within the next GO
30 days, when the notes will undoubtedly COM
mand premium, as has uniformly been tho case
on closing the subscriptions to other Loans.
ton of the country may be afforded facilities for
taking the loan. the National Banks, State Banks
and Private Bankers throughout the country have
generally agreed to receive subscriptions at par
Subscribers will select their own agents, in whom
they have confidence, and who are only to be re-
sponsible for the delivery Of the notes for which
they receive orders.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-13

Observation-Disclosures.
The greatest amount insured BY any one risk,
mt Nxsd governed by circumstances.
The greatest amount allowed by the rules to be
insured in any one city. town or village, is not
Nred being governed by the character Of T.
hnildinrs and the facilities for extngushing
6res.
The greatest amount allowed to be insured in
sny oae block 10 governed By the character and
coastruction Of the same, 20 - to avoid undue
concsutraAion.
Ameant of its Capital Or earnings deposited in
snv Other StaHe q security for losses therein,
SSt. 90, viz $4,000 in California, and $780,
OOO il Tennessee.
This Company was Incorporated under the
and Obtained the Charter or act Of Incorpora-
fion. September 9th, 1853. IN sttested copy Of
whirh nccompanies this Statement.
STEPHEN CkOWELL, President
pHlLANDER SHAW. Secretary.
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WTS0OLUTlOr.
DISSOLUTION.
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
- tween
Nlcholas Kuhnen { 4. Q. Batter,
Is this day dissolved
~ n0utual Consent.

The business viii BE- continued by Mr. n. Kuh-
nen. vho wili settle al accounts Of the late firm.
The liberal patronage Of the public, heretofore
extended TO the Grm, 10 respectfully solicited for
Mr.. Kuhneu. n. KUHNEN,
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