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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

Sssos. DuSu, Of The Ssesod Cavalry. died
q Cenp Mcclellan. Of pnsumonis, on Mon.
day last.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

oJ WV 0UOCuDCU0W
Ola Eyes aads new wisheu9 6P8CTA.
CLR6, DOCTOR, OR NEDlClND. Pam
phlet 0ailsd FREE ~ secsipt u Ten esnts.-
Address Z B. POOTE, \. D., No. 1880
bseadway. n. 7. agle-snS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

= Ossxlne DAv.-nrs. Mccullough and
niss Desnsy viii opsn fee insps,tisn 70 :.
nerrov, Oct. tth, % slseant assortment Of
foll and Winter Millinery.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

"CAPrAIN, SAWS rns SuiP."-Under this
head the Rock Island Union publishes .
long succession Of prayers to some one,
ranking - captain, imploring him to save
tho Republican ship. II the ship is in as
bad fix in Illinois as it is in Iowa, there
are need of e.: nest prayers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

OsrUARY.-From the Rock Island Union
ws learn Of the death Of Hon. VIM. Bailey,
Of Rock Island, An old settler and promi.
nsnt citizen Of that county.
NJ. Bailey VA born in the county Of
Down, Ireland, in December, 1900
came to the United States in 1927, and first
settled in Pittsburg Pennsylvania. In
1881 hs changed bis residence 70 Ports.
mouth. Ohio, where he married and resid-
ed some ten years. In lS41 be removed
to Rock Island county, and located FIRST It
Port Byron, where his partner, Ar. Boyle,
who had preceded hun : few months, was
engaged in business. Shortly afterwards
be, with his partner, transferred their bus
mess and residence 70 Rock Island, where
he resided till his death.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04
WON'T r. ANOTHER.
The success and the increasing demand which
hes attended the nse Of
Webslers Vegetable Heir InvigepatoF,

10 the subject Of conversation in al circles,
and We ars often told by Druggists that
they never sold preparation that met with
such candid and universal praise. 1t is war
ranted to Nstore- Gray " faded Hair to it.
original color ia fesr seseRs or the -soney re
funded, and as . Hair dressing It has no
equal, being purely segetabte; it cures III
humsrs Of the scalp, and stops hair from
falling out in one week. Although powerful
10 restoring gray hair. yet Il contains no su-
gas Of lead; is not dye, and 10 harmless ss
water; it gives the scalp healthy tone, in
vigorsies the roots of ths hair. This pep
arstion is the result Of great expense ia sci
sntific expssiments. BY one Of the absest
chemists in the country, and has been thor
ouehly tested BY eminent individuals quail
ieed 10 decide upon it, merits, end pro-
nsunced BY them to have no equalin ma. ket
For sale in Davenport BY Hitchcock 1
Stalks, g. Schlsgsl, Stevenson : Carnahan.
BunNAn 1 Van ScaAAcK, Wholesale
Druggists, 10 lake st., Chicago. Agents
fer the Northwest. spas don
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

90 70 sss Bsss.-0e - Bryant. 0&sae
Isgs. 70 go thorough practical bu:in:sA
education, Or 70 become . good sound tsls-
graph operator. For circulars sddress Zen
closing stamps) Bryant, Stsatton I Merrill,
Davenport, Iowa. dwly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

CONSUMPTION 10 Disease which 10 carry.
ing ito victims 10 the tombs BY the thous
ands without being arrested in il progress.
But brighter day is coming and has come
to successfully arrest this disease. Allen q
Lung Balsam is making truly remarkable
cures Of what VAS considered BY Ply siciana
~ incurable consumption.
For sale BY +. s.. BALLonD.
Also, BY ths Dealers IN Family Aedieinea
geaerally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

b. PoonP9.-Recollsct the orstion q ~
Old Se'diers' Festival this evening will
so0oseos * 81 o'clock precisely.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

CLeAks, hand made worsted shawls.
sephyr hoods and nubias, childrens' suits
Of cloth and meripo, cloaking, cloths, cor
sets. hoop skirts, very low. Fancy goods
end notions A large assortment Of dress
and cloak trimmings. Real Lace Embroid-
esy-a good selection. ETC., etc., at Streep-
er's, southwest corner Of Brady and Second
streets. sept 13-d&wlm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

Some crusty old bachelor has defined low
to be little sghing, little crying, . little
dying. deal Of lying, but the beat known
preventitivs al disease in every form 10 Pin
kcrton's Wahoo and Calisay Biuers. Ash
for them anyWhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04
HOUSES FOR RENT.

Ne. Il. A new house on Brady street, one 81
Nhe moet desirable residences in the city.
No. l. A large elegant house, with all modcrn
iupsoveneuts, stable, we'll. cistern. frsis aad
shsAs trees. 6ns river view, ,--centraiiy i0casse,
--eoe Of shs iinese residences in the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

PEOPLES DRUG STORE,
Wesl Side Brady street, belveen q 4 m
n. = =. HUNTINGTON.
THE PUBLIC ARE ASSUssD THAT P9p
i stock kept ON hand u this stsee e q ~
pursssasd most reliable kind. nsossis9s &
Pure Drugs and Chemicals.
R1ne Ts91es deeds, PerGlsnery.
Weoshes, PemaAes, re-.
which will Be sold = low - psrs goods e. -
bought.
share Of the public patronage ID respeeefh1Iv
solicited. PHYSICIANS FRESCnfP10Nk
CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED At ALL n0l5I
sprsdf II. -. HUNTIN0TOS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

Rusrlc WINDOW SHADss.-Eyery house
keeper should know that Window Shade
Mandatory has been opened in this city
Second street, three doors East Of Perry
South side. BY Chandler, Railsoack 4 Co.
These shades are made Of strips Of wood
woven together, and painted or stained in
various colors. They arc very durable and
elegant, aud should b found in every
house. Let Us encourage this new and
worthy enterprise liberally. Ladies' should
call aud see the styles.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-04

Teal .oAseo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-16
Union League Club and our Returning
Soldiers.

The first regular Fall meeting of the Union
League Club held at the Lodge ON Union Square
on Tuesday evening.
Gov Andrew Of Massachusetts, and large attend.
ance Of leading citizens present.
In the absence Of the President VicePresident Peter
Cooper, esq, occupied the chair.
Mr.. COOPER called the attention OF the members
present TO the alarming increase in tho city taxes and
the evidence constantly manifested Of the growth oil
off cial corruption, urging the men OF wealth OF New
York City TO take a deeper interest in local politics
Mr. JACKSON 5. SCHULTZ Of the Committee OF the
Climb appointed to cooperate with Col Coyer the late
New York State Agent in the reception OF the return
ING soldiers introduced that gentleman to make the
report. 81. ,n
The report gave an interesting description OF the
work done by the Committee. After its reading. JOHN
JAY esq., offered the following resolution, which was
passed unanimously:
Re,ored That this Club has listened with great interest to
the statistics Colyers report and return their sincere
thanks Col Colyer for the vigiant fidelity and adIaoe
management which be has fulfilled the duties OF STATE
Agent and expended the funds supplied by the hbeTay Of
our citizens in welcoming our returned soldiers
Mr. j. CABOT WARD moved that Col. COVERS report
be accepted and printed for the use OF the CluD
As the Club has received the returning regiments OF
every nationality committee Of three were appointed
10 make arrangements Tor the reception OF the 2Oth
Regiment United States Colored Troops which is ef
pected home daily. This regiment was origihan!
raised by the Club
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-16
steel was freely used TO both Thunder answered game
ly but the weight began ~ tell, and notwtns
ttohf Of

steel was freely used 10 both Thunder answered game
ly, but the weight began ~ tell, and "REMINISCENCES
the in iomitabe shirt of the great old horse oa'
caurht hin Orrthe post and beat lin by SNORT 49,
after one Of hc finest races ever "lnesseu' IN mn
The closing race was smile-anda.qudrlei uis' ~
Sitstorr si0oto SIS was laid on Lord Monmouth
who won NJ This his flvorite distance from end 10 emu
in 2:l4I; Silkstone second, ana N"hn! 'N"'"'
This terminated a most brilliant meeting; ana al
thonch the reneral attendance has not Deeh very iE
except on the hurdle and steepie cndo uy !, T.;
feel assured that i the i"drio"s
mating improycments wherever required lhey WI
eventually and at distant day. receive an
ing amour, Oh sPPnG Great match for $1,000 between
Toronto Chief and Commodore Vanderbilt thc former
in harness and the latter to wagon mile neats' oes'
three m FIVE comes off on the Union Conrse L. l. po1
Los arc in first rate condition. their trainers anu
owners equally confident of winning and the betting
between them even - - A.
The Cincinnati Fall Race Meeting commences on the
Goth inst. -
FOURTH DAY, Friday, September 10. -
FIRST RAcEllandicsp steepe chase. 100 Tor al ages
about ~ miles. Entrance money TO second horse. , 81,
Mr.. D.. Reedys Zezag, by kuricH, dam by ZENITH
Mr. sncS SG ci Garry oad. by Lexington, dam
by imp. Glencoe. 100 lbs..:.:..:......:.;
M K. Smiths CHI Mamie CadGocs by 'andal' out oil
Zincarce by imp Glencoe, 100 lbs............:.'.
Col David McDanelss n Lille Parker years, ITO ibs
No time taken. . ,
for All horses that may have started at this meeting.
Col McDanels CHI. b. Oakland, By Revenue dam by Mar
D. Rcedys q. h. Thunder, by Lexington, dam Bine-
E. V snsdic Lady Dan Bryant by Lexington dam
COL Buh's ch Gilda by Mango, dam by soveIesn'..'
Nme-i:ll3 -
TuRp Rhcr-Cosinq premium 5000 for all ages, mile
da, Horses beaten at this meeting allowed 10 10 I'm
trance money 70 second horse. 90
l. Mr r. Norris b. h. Lord Monmouth, by sasher, dam
by imp. Lsngiord, year.
Col +. c. Bush's b. E. Skstone, by Lapidist out oil
Pauline bv star Davis years...... '...'''''.'
Col David McDauies ch. IN. Mamie Rains, by CoInmo-
dore of Carolina, years.
Nj F. V Spedekers b. I. Lady Dan Bryant by Le1ing-
| ton out of Fanny Co. b. imp MaTrave years
| d. Reody's 2 h Thunder, by Lexington dam Blue Bon
net BY imp Hedge ford,
1ime-2:l4i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-16
SpECIAI. ADVANTAGES

OFFERED BY THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
If, The Note pan, prscced by the Connecticut Ma
lot only furnishes far greater amount Of insurance J"
sane amount of cash paid Tor as the Hon. Elrur VIZ
IL the cash cgeet Of the cash paid Ito 'b'
Comu,nv 1. greater than il paid into al Cash oonI
but it. effect is to make the dridends practically s'a'
medasely on insuIinr year sconer team the ne"
the Mutual Life. This practical immediate erl'ym''
dividend I. equivalent SO far the policy holder ia cora
70 REDUCTION OF THE PRPYIuA TO THE EXACT 0"'
,uR.ycH while i, ,till afford. the Company the '''-
the full table premium.
ID By payment Of ALL CASH in the Connee'S" "''7
a, the end Of four years the pr NUNS are ''d''''
calf provided the dividends should be 80 per esnt
e-e with thi, additional advantage, that Il 1t ~
alo the policy holder should be unable to pay DIS
.Ao g ,mpany would loan him the amount Of the
hi, policy four years longer bis note u ~
,eli interest
"A The Ten PREMIUM PLAN, in the Conneei''' ~
o,r,ieul.rly advantageous. Dividends are aIo''s'
..n premiums psid or during he life Of the S'''
o,..,n. No other Company offers SO fivoraoe''D'
,,,., of policies. and probably no Company h''a A"
OF them.
ab SELECTION OF RIsKs-The mos, sefop''"
os,,ryed by tho Connecticut Mutual in the 'e''''''
Non, than .e,.a hundred applications were deeN'' :
wear. The resu. Of such rigii 'eratiny III "
,...-, mana, secpre a low rate of ms'A"'
.atire. .c,,tof-
a. n,v,,vyn,-The average dividends Of u'
,,, Mutual have been larger than those o. az
pany. vssi
81, srccx.,-The history Of the Councillor -.
,.,.,ea.pted. I, ha. the larges, number Of w. =,
Of any Company in this country perhaps III .. cr
-, .,,,... have been uninterrupted - 4.
~1. -. ,.D..,.d attack. Of the al ea'' Comps :.
-, mar. nolicIe, during the last year 'n'n =,
-, al cash Companies combined" ~'"I' ,,,sr ~
s..,,,nce The paramount eon'derd''0s' a'-' ~
.,,,nc,, b,in9 equal, that Company "'' C,.4aL
e'"'''"''' o, :, in,yy,a wide Mutual LIE 80.
co.c,r.ox-The Connection, Mutual after rev. s
r.sw Mu,,os, of surplus in di'ideud' - s,,asi
-. ovs, ForR MILLIONS to fsmi'e' xryE MI
'"' a., now an accumulation Of o''' ~.o, 49,
@,"ws rre,,epdOpabe risks viii be taken srsh
MANS, and for any Of the purpose ,s,,rs
Insurance Is applicable, 1t 'ne 'A'
b,inS purely INITIAL CosPASf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-16
Latest ship News.

Arrived.
Rsrk mn-ene trl Smith, Junni cru ~ dayt nitrate O.
soda Fsbbie 8 thaunry. -. -
fri. sarah Fisher Kelly. Phade Tha Tor Providence
ecIr Brazoe Kelsey Elizahethpor,ior Hartford.
Schr Ellen Barnes Clifford. ashinton or fTosiinnee
srhr 4 -. Leny Fanniee Jack'on'le, Fla, days cot
ton 20 master
sehr VI H. Read. Nicierson. Boston Tor Albany.
schr Lucy ID. Ives Wells, Baltimore for new Haven.
schr D. J. scott Arnold Phi ade ~, for Appon1gi IL !
Scbr D. Nel.on. Reilly, Elyabeihprt for Boston.
Schr Ontario Barber, koudout for Providence.
Sclr Lady Lake Cort in Poughk"psic for Pfoyid'hfe'
srLr y iIaec Queen. --. OcofsaOwn Tor Fall Iv'f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-16
Albany Cattle uarhef.

ALBANY Sept u. ls65.-The Cattle Market ~ e.eh
co,nors,ively active this week at an advance OF $50
~ per head Receipts 1000, Ue.fourth Of which are
of he scallawag order. Pricosrangcd from f.c " d.
live weight tor steers 20 9lc. ~ the best hrst quality
Illinois and Kentucky steers ezra. would readiy com
maud Toe hut there nom such IN the yards
Sheep and lambs are IN good hqueSt NJ odCir' Tor
shcep and 7i0s3c for lambs: rc,e pts 800. Hogs
Receips. 10 800. shipped TO New York 1000 prices
range from lei to 49, and conrrts for Fall delivery
are being made at the outside figure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-16

METEOROLOGICAL Yesterday though very
warm was greatly relieved by fresh and galeiui
breeze which increased as the hours advanced. we
are encouraged TO believe from present indications
that the oppressive weather from which we have oeen
suffering for fortnight past is almost at its terInina
fion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-16

PUBLIC DIsCUssIoN.-The question. Has
the influence OF the Democratic party for the last ~
wears beer in favor Of the maintenance and extension
of the institution Of SlaveryP will be publicly discussed
at the Hail. No. Isl Bowery, tomorrow Sunday, AT
O'Clock p. IN. We requested TO state that the
question has been adopted with special reference to an
inqustion into the claims put forward by the Albany
Convention in their first resolution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-16

UNION MEETING AT lloBoKEN.-lhe gallant
Con Kilnotrick Nj no is doing such good work among
the Copperheads of New.Jersey, and the eloquent Io
Uaw kins Of East Tennessee. whose good sw0fd nus
done such signal service IN suppressng the heoe9,
are engaged and will speak at Hoboken. Oct under
the auspices Of the Marcus L. Ward Campaign Cuo OF
that civ We bespeak for :ho citizens OF that Attio
city n GOOD time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-16

m, snare will not allow us to describe them at length
at present Returning up the hail. curious collection
of coins arranged by Geo. II. Bond, viii attract the
from John Kennedy A. Klaber, and Fisher & Bird "A
number OF paintings both oil and water colors. are here
DISPLAYED some which possess considerable merit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-16
THE ELEVENTH WARD GRAMMAR School

TUH ELEVENTH WARD GRAMMAR NtHOUL-
prmIc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS building oc'
cupied by the Eleventh Ward Grammar School NO To-
situated between Avenues & md ID. has been recon
nc,cd and very much enlarged during the last three
months The alterations and repairs having been M
ished some few days ago the luidng was thrown oph
for the inspection of the pubic yesterday between me
bours Of . and o'clock during which time large
number of persons attended, and expressed their salts
faction at the general Appearance and Improvements
which have been made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-16

II the insurance had been predcs,ed upon the .t ~
present proposed plan Of per dividends Of the Mutual
Life the advantages of the Connecticut Mutual would ,.
been still greater; for the earlier the death tie srea, a.
benefit by the reveronary system Of diyidends Bu,
s bi. general view Of the subject which pertains 10 an
whatever method Company distributes It's Dividend Win
equal care in the selection Of risks that Company with
cures the largest income from ia Investment. will 1--WE
largest aggregate Of surplus premiums tdvidends TO the a,
sured, and consequently afford insurance at the auo..
In the illustrations of the cos, OF Insurance BY to- M,
Life recently published they gavey nsrepresen, n. c
nec,icut Mutual receiving premiums from
holder and paying but thirteen dividends The dyans .,
the settlement Of such policy could be ess tia %
andmore generally would be equal in number to ,e r,
ums paid When this single is corrected lsnd 4 Is NJ.
the only one IN the comparative illustration from with .
,akep) the cost Of Is GREATER by their own 5,.
straon in the Mutual Life than in the Connecect M
They say that the actual cost for insurance In policy a.
$1,000 age s. for II years, the Life pan on DER NV.
gyrteIl 81
They say in the Connecticut Mutual nwl
..'''.'''''''''''''''"$2
Now deduc. the dividends which they
have LEFT ont. ........................... ASt
Actual cost ia Connecticut Mutual.....----- ga a
s33 %
Thus tskr; their figure. ban. Of calculation Il !
demon s;rated without the assistance Of great
that the cost for the $4,000 Policy s33 % less in tie Cox
necticut Mutual than in the Mutual Life Of NewYorS
Every column figures put forth ostents,iOUy by ID
Mutual Life of New.York. nsrtpresents tie Car,c A
Mutual.
We viii give one more example simply to ,how last q ;
| Iona term the Connecticut Mutual is the cheapest.
EXAMPLE.
VIM L. Pickering who resided in or near NswioTk Gu,
injured In both Companies 200 esch paid seu srrss
in the Mutual Of New York, costing than the
but we reduce to their annual rate making in both COa
MES sixteen annual payments. eye A. and the Fe'a' wa
| follows, viz:
| ,f.,..I f,o,,rt pea, Mutual fifr f.i I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-16
TIKI FIELD.


BOSTON vs.. ST. GEORCE-THE EEw-Y0RKERS
VICTORIOUS.
The match between these clubs was concluded
Yesterday at the Hobokpn Cricket Grounds the result
being in favor of the Dragon Sayers." Excellent
cricket mas been shown in this match and although the
Bostonians are defeated they are by no means dis
rraced Iumb, Scott and Eaton contributed double
Sumbers The second innings Of the Boston players
amounted TO g. leaving the ST. George 81 to win,
which thew got for the loss Of two wickets. We give
the full score;
BOSTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-16

yauaaA in
pucicIa inng~
tn snrd the Company %
The magnitude the business
srEIr .u
The ho
sh
LARGER and the COST OF INSURANCE ~
ny
mt MAJ ID,
Excess ,fhuret aol ~
Ilyue Mutual
pehuoLd down
1863 larger
cyago
dividend Of than onn
about
~
1ieue cen,
utaihrn nueh rgrd bep
OF
sSy sf% made T4yt
s.rd sd
sonhe
" '
b aAh furnish"
s.de and paid 'T@Iy
s gsfs
$751; t'5
hHviq
me
policy j" '''P"'
r1etfn 5 , lGs i Es'S may
a~n,e orr
n pf"i"ed "r'
t r%s a'"gs in &s S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-16
Rase Ball Among Firemen.

HOSE COMPANY 50 VS.. ENGINE COMPANY "a.
A spirited game of base ball between the
above Companies took place at Hoboken, Friday Sept
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-16

LIST Cd 81 18th 5th 9th 18th Total.
Engine No. "a O IA 9 3 6 Q 3 80
Umpire-W H. Dongan OF the Mutual Club.
Scorers-Messsrs. G. Sturges and ID. w. ScrDblns'
Time Of game-Three hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-16
PECK s. HILLMA"'

TROY, \. y,
GENERAL AGENTS for THE STATE u
except New.Yors CAY 49,.
To whom applications for L0c'l AssN''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-16
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
REPLY TO THE
M1rT1AI LIFE INSURANCE co. OF NEW YORK,
pypurrre MEASUREMENTS CORRECTING ERRORS sAPPcAT1oNs

rnrrc comnv published
nuaada
.hHevn
berephd fnsw
Company
.by auun
ls
distinction i
hfn
edhomum
nGstmya
listened to
oaAeihe
1t" h7Pe WIN ~
and
THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-16

The above result shows;
P,n,r: The actual cost OF insurance, including i''e'>
compounded 500 II on thousand less IN tie Corn "
,icu. Mutual than in tie Mutual of New.Yort
sxcoxp. The actual cash paid without eompu'rs t. /
tere.t wa. S37 per thousand less in the c'rnee'' W.
than in the Mutual Life.
THIRD II Mr. Pickering hsi paid the same s'''o'@
, tho Connecticut Mutual that lie did in the Mu,ua lie
heir. would have received $50. no. h''S'
100 4e-being difference OF $3.50 in favor q us "
NECTICUr MUTUAL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-16

Total IUIII
Umpires-Messrs Hudson and Bulls.
To DAY the Second Eleyens of the same clubs play
match OF Hoboken, closing the weeks crcketlng
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-16
Conn. Mutual, amount Prem Mutual lar " J. i@1
4l8i 81, hoU rash. and Premium : l'' j.

Total..... : ,O03 IS lota''.''''''''T4'
ana, ~. ,,.-o ,.;5 nxi The heirs Of Mr.. Pcsa
~" ~. =, ,bs Comnany received additions to the
wy Pn;sf NJ Pickeri1g i.y which included lie
anu s ~" ~ a. ~ " dividend Occasional by I
ie0ee' S4s1g 80 forfeiture of Southern
All that was deducted IRON icics,
'He i'N' +,g Al interest Showing that for 80
g. that for every 100 the : 900 received BY NJ
~ received, ar T. had heirs, he he'd PAID
paid SOVo %A''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-16

.orcedP
oryofI %
II has the LARGEST Insured
Q Il has the LARGEST annual income.
q II has the LARGEST Surplus of Assets over Liabilities
II has the LARGEST Divisbe Surplus
x T. issued the LARGEST Of Policies last year.
It obtains the rate of Interest on its Investments
r T. has Maid the LARGEST Dividends annually.
It's Average Expenses whole history is LESS consequence
TT FURNISHES AT LESS COST THAN ANY oTHE'
COMPANY. .c, T., o.rran, Stat.
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Summons.

Territory of Idaho, County of Boise-ss
In the District Court, TOR the Territory of Idaho,
Second Judicial District.
Horatio Seymour VS. Geo. N. Spears.
To GEO. N. SPEARS:
T IN the name Of the people of the United States
L in the Territory Of Idaho, you are hereby noti-
fed that therei is now on file in the office Of tho
Clerk of the District Court of the Second Judicial
district Of said Territory in Idaho city, county Of
Boise. the complaint of Roratio Seymour, claim
ing of you the sum of Fifteen Hundred and Ninety
five dollars and that unless you appear and ar
swer to said complaint within forty days after the
22d day of March, A. d 1866, Exclusive Of said
22d day of March 1869, judgment will be taken
against you By default for said sum OF Fifteen
Hundred and Ninety five Dollars, with legal in
terests and cost of suit.
In testimony whereof I, John G. Henley, Clerk
,---, of said District Court, have hereunto
! SEAL set my hand, and affixed the seal Of
t>~r--' said Court, at Idaho City, this 10th day
of March A. d., 1855. john .. HENLEY,
E. D. HoLBooK, Atty for PHI. Clerk Of d. G.
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