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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-02-01

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10

abdicating, and that he will be sppo;n ted
Regent Of the Austrian Empire.
The Times Washington special saws the
cise ofJeT. Davis was under discussion in
the Cabinet Yesterday, ard the conclusion
arrived at will soon be made public.
The Tribune's Nashville special SAYS,
there will be no election in Tennessee until
the 18th, when eight members OF tic legs
lature will be elected. These are 10 GIL va
cancies occasioncd by the expulsion Of GER
tain members last spring.
Tho Herald's Washington special says, it
is confidently asserted here by gentlemen
who are interested, that Santa Anna and
Juarex have settled their personal difficulty
and that an expedition with Santa Anna at
its head will land upon tho Mexican coast
in time to see the French and Austrian mil
itary supplies that will pay the expenses Of
the expedition. The bargain 10 that Juarez
10 70 wrest from Macmillan the confiscsted
church property, and Santa Anna ID 10 re-
csivs HE own con6scated property, said t,
b Of almost labuleus value.
There were three fres1 cases Of cholera
reported yesterday. and burial permits for
two sholesa dead were issued.
lOS psOpOseU vsst 81 sue Oevcheu neBr
ment {, Paris " attracting much interest,
and board Of officers have tho matter un-
der advisement. The cost in round figures
will amount 70 $500, 900.
Robert Martin has been arrested on sus-
picion Of being the murderer of Walker, on
the Ceotesville Course. He Vas formerly
. hostler 10 Walkers stable.
Two trains collided on tho N. Y. 4 Erie
B. r., near Chemung, yesterday, smashing
the cars and injurng . returned soldier
named Thad Hawley, ofOhio, Thee. o. II.
Bulger, baggage master, Peter Everett Of N.
Y, and A. Rodgers, brakeman.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10

PnflADnlPnIA, Oct 10.
The following ars the latest estimates Of
the press:
Adams county, Clymsr, 100; Allegheny.
0eary, 5000; Armstrong, 0easy, 5000
Beaver, 0eary, 200 Bedford, Clymsr, 500 ;
Beaks, Clymes, $500; Blair, Geary, 800 :
Bedford, Gsary, 3, 800; Bucks, Clymer, / 900 ;
Butler, 0eary, 400; Cambria, Clymer, 700 :
Cameron, Gesry, 100; Carbon, Clymsr, 500 ;
Centre, Clyner, 600 Chester, Geary, $500
Clarion, Clymer, 1000; Clcaffield, Clymer,
1000; Clinton. Clymer, 600; Columbia, ely
mer, 1900 Craw ford. Geary, 100; Cum.
berland, Clymer, GOO; Dauphin, Geary / 200
Delaware, Geary 400; Elk, Clymer, 500 ;
Erie, Geary, $500; Fayette, Clymcr, 900 ;
Franklin. Geary 600 Fulton, Ciymer 900 ;
Forest, no returns Greene, Clymer 1900
Huntington, Gcsry 800; Indiana, Geary
1900; jefferson, Clyner so Junietta, ely.
mer 5oo; Lancaster, q AIRY $500; Laws
renee, Gearv 1900; Lebanon, Geary / 800;
Lehigh, Clymer 900; Luxernc. Clymer 2.
500; Lyconling. Clyiner 500; Mexican,
GeAry 100; Mercer, Geary 600; Griffin,
Clymer 100; Moutani, Clymer 500; North.
ampton, Clvmer $500; Northumberland,
Clymer 500 Perry, Clymer 50; Philadcl>
phia, 0eary 5000 Pike. Clsme' 200; Pot
ter, Gesry 500 Schuylk,ll, Clymer 1900
Ssaersst, 0esry 1000; Snyder, Geafy 300;
Sullivan. Clymer 800; Susquehanna, Geary
$500; Tioga, 0eAsy 200; Union, Geary
ESQ; venanso. 0caty zoe ! Warren. Geafy
$500; Warrington, Geasy 500; Wayne.
Clymer 400; West Norelapd, Clymcr
90 Wyoming, Cymer 1905
York, Clymcr 5000. rotal for Go ~ 81
500. Total for Clymsr 1890. Geary's
majority $3.50. Scattering returns from
the Let district indicate Rsndall's re cleo
ton By over 5000 majority.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10

CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.
The total vote in the city yesterday foots
up over twenty nine thousand, which sx-
ceeds. by over three thousand, any previous
vote. Esgleston's majority in the first dis
trict Is nine hundred, aud Hays, in the Sec
ond district, tx0 thousand six bundled
The vote for or against the purchase Of the
Gas Works, by the city. was overwhelm-
ingly in favor Of the purchase. The Union
majority in the State is about fifty thousand.
The committee appointed for the purpose
have about completed their arrangements
for the reception and entertaipment Of the
members Of the association Of the army Of
Tennessee, which meets inl this city On
the l4th Of November. Every officer who,
At any time belonged to their army, will be
expected to attend in full uniform, II prac-
ticabls, bringing with them, or forwarding
to General Force, chairman Of the COMMITS
tee Of arrangements, all regimental, brigade
and division or corps colors Of the army,
now in their possession. Members will be
passed over oil the principal railroads at
half faro coming and receiving return pass
es. Ample arrangements have been made
with the different hotels fos the accumulation
Of the officers ct reduced rates. Generals
Grant, Sherman, Howard and Logan, the
Successive commanders Of the veteran army,
have accepted their invitations and will GER
tainly be present. Generals Sheridan,
Meade and Thomas have been invited to at>
tsnd the Banquet, which will be given on the
evening Of the 10Th Of November. II is I'D
visable that oil officers intending to be press
ent at the meeting should notify General
Hickesloom, Secretary Of the committee Of
arrangements, end those who cannot attend
should write letter to be read before the
association.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10
rhe Ohae Eleesson.

The 18th district-Harrison township
Washington county, gives Plants, Union,
for Cougress l3l majority; Union gain Of w.
Muskingum township, Washington coun.
~ gives Plants 10 majority; Union gain.
Athens township, Athens county gives
Plants 1916 majority Union gain %
Lowell township, Washington county,
gives Plants II majority; Union gain of "a
Marietta, Washington county gives Plants
2S8 majority; Union gain a.
Beverly, Washington county, gives Plants
l54 majority; Union gain 20.
Barlow, Washington county, gives Plants
% majority; Union gain =.
Third District-Franklin, Warren county,
gives Schenck, Union, 3O7 majority; Union
gain ~.
Salem township gives Schcnck 20 major.
i,y.
Bird District-Zanesville, gives Delano,
Union. Il majority; Union gam %.
Springfield township-Delano lS5 major.
ity; Union gain 65.
Tuscaroras county, Sandy township. gives
u Union majority Of lab.
Huron county, New London township
Union majority pa; Union gain SO.
Wakeman townahip-Union majority II.
Townsend township-Union majority 1l2;
Union gain 81.
Greenwich township Union majority ~
Clyde township-Union majority 10.
Lyrue township-Union majority 100;
Union gain ~.
Summit county, Hudson-U Mon MAORI
~ lH.
Cuyahoga FALLS Union majority 1874.
Akron-Union majority 737.
Middleburg township-Union majority
1874
County township-Democratic majority
Warren COunty-Schenck, Union tor Con-
gress about 1900 majority,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10
From lnSlinnapODls.

IxDrASAPoLIs, Oct. ..
Retuars up to one o'clock very incom-
plcte, but indicate the election Of the Union
State ticket by ten to fifteen thousand ma
jority.
First Congressional District, Niblock,
dem, elected. Third District, Hunter,
Union. Fifth District, Julian, Union 9th
District, Cobern, Union; 9th, District, Col.
fAy, Union 10Th District, Williams, Union;
18th District. Shenke, Union eth District,
Booker, Union. Old District contest very
close. Not sufficiet returns received to in>
dictate to indicate the completion Of legisla-
ture.
washineton county givss Shxnke, Union,
1900 majority, which 10 ORION gain Of
400
The election passed Of very quietly, and
the return is very meagre. The following
are the returns:
Hamilton county, Republican majority,
400, gain over last election. 100; Shelby,
one precinct, Union gain, 165; Richmond
city, 1000 Union majority, loss 200; Cam
bridge city, g. Democratic majority, Demo
cratic gain 1870 one precinct in Upton Co.,
Union gain, So.
Reports from nine Congressional Districts
shows . small gain for Colfax:
Flyod county, Sd Congressional District,
Union gain, 800, corresponding gains in the
District will elect Gresham, Union returns
thus far show about equal gains and losses
for the Union ticket, indicating the majority
about the same Is in 1864, when the Union
majority Vas 10000.
The whole vote in this city is about %
600 less thsn in 1864, and the Union major-
ity one thousand less.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 10.
Returns come in very slow and income
plete. Tho State ticket is conceded to the
Republicans BY $4,000 majority. Sixth
(Indianapolis) district. Coburn, Union, has
$500 majority-Democratic gain Of over
5000 since 1864. Second dist, Kerr, DEM,
elected. Fourth, seventh and eighth dis
tricts doubtful. The Republicans claim 8
Congressman and majority in both branches
Of the Legislature. indianapolis city and
county 1900 Rep. majority-in 1865 gave
Norton 5000. Hon. Jas. Hughes, Rep, Of
Marion county, il elected y the Legislature,
which is union gain.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10
LATE NEWS


pmLADELpniA, Oct. 9.--At the State
election TO day the Republicans voted for
Gen. Jno. w. Geary, and the Democrats ior
Clymcr The following are the returns as
far as received: In Philadelphia CITY the
18th ward gives Geary sis, a Republican
loss of IFS compared with the Congressional
vote Of 1864 Scattering returns from the
First Congressional District indicate Kan
dal's reelection by 5000.
Lancaster County, Columbia Borough -
Gcary - mai. Rep gain 35.
CHI tcr County, Schimpkill Township
Geary 81 maj. Rep. gain III.
Montgomery County, East Coventry
Geary 1919 maj. Rep. gain 10.
LATER FROM PHILADELPHIA.
So far, II towns and wards give Rep
gain of 400. The 18th ward gives 0eary
1,l00 maj; Rep gain 174. The 18th ward
gives Geary 1911 maj; Rep. loss 10. The
22d ward gives Geary 1850 msj; Rep.
gain 1O4 The 5th ward gives CIymcr ISL
maj; Dem gain 6s4 The 10th ward gives
Geary 600 maj. Rep. gain 400. The 18th
ward, corrected. gives Geary 300 maj; Rep.
gain IA.
The Path Ward gives Geary lO1 majority.
This Ward hiss been divided, and the loss
cannot be stated.
The list Ward gives Geary 75l majority ;
Republican loss ~.
The 7th Ward gives Geary 600 majority;
Republican loss 2O0.
The goth Ward gives Geary $50 majority;
Republican loss l52
The 9Th Ward gives Geary i75 majority;
Republican loss s..
The 9th Ward gives Gcary 275; this
ward Was formerly part OF the oath; the
Republican loss In the two wards 10 ~.
The nth Ward gives Clymer $50 major.
t. Democratic loss.
, The si.. Ward v. s,ye' oe.ry 44a majority
York county. York borough gives Clymsr
700 majority. democratic gain.
Chester county, South Coventry, gives
Clymer 30 majority.
Chester county, Westchester gives 0eaTy
535 majority; Republican gain o..
STILL LATER From PHILADELPHIA.
Thus far sixty towns and wards show q
Democratic gain Of about 100.
bucks Co.-LOwer Wakefield gives Geary
1877 majority; . republican gain Of 20
boyer (Rep.) }. Tor Congress. has iS4 majority
gain Of AZ.
Blair CO.-AltoOna borough gives ely.
mer 100 majority; Republican gain, 90.
In Philadelphia the 18th ward gives
Gesry TO majority; Republican gain. 50
The 81 ward gives Clymer 7O4 maj; Dem
gain 435. 9th ward gives Clymer III
majority.
Armstrong County.-Kittanning givti
Geary 1O3 maj; Rep. gain II.
Fayette COunty-COnnellsvillc Republic
can gain 49,
Dauphin county Harrisburg City give
Clymer 1872; Dem. Loss 81. Susqehanns
township gives Geary 1872; Dim. loss 40
Middlctown gives Clymer Q majority
Dem gain 00.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10
E. &. ALLEN,


BALrrNoRs, Oct. 9.-Reports arc circu-
lating fan intention ON the part Of Gov.
Swan to remove the police commissioner
Of this city, On the ground Of alleged en-
cial misconduct In making af1ngemsnts
for the municipal election. The report
occasions much discussion. Republicans
maintaining that the commissioners have
not violated The law; that the Governor
cannot exercise such authority until the
commissioners have been first indicted,
tried and convicted Of unlawful conduct
q they are placed in office BY the legisla.
ture and not appointed by the Governor.
The Conservatives on the other hand main.
tain the Governor can remove the police
commissioners the same Is amy other State
officials.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 9.
Rev. Samuel d. Baldwin, author Of Arma-
geddon, died last evening after IN illness Of
two weeks from cholera.
John o. Ewing, Secretary and Treasurer
Of the Northwestern Railroad, died yester>
day:
The mortuary report for the last two
dsys shows IS deaths from cholera, che
greater portion paupcrs and negroes.
The number Of cholcss deaths within the
~ hours ending o'clock this evening was
two-both coored.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10

ST. Louis, Ost. %.
Al Lsekedo course, Jocky Club--preni-
um $50O. was won by Count Bismark; time
LAG. 1862 Lexington col, took the second
heat, time l:3is. The st. Louis premium
1000, two miles and repeat was won by
Harry Of the West Time 3.45 ard 34l =
Derby half length behind. Beacon disianctd
Markets generally unchanged.
Four meetings we're held ut dlfferent parts
Of the city, at which members OF the South>
etn delegation spoke to large and enthusiasts
tic audiences.
The delegation leaves to.morrcw for
Springfield, H., where grand deinonstra-
ton will be made at the tomb of Lincoln.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10

0ctober >, lsss
BEEF GATE F-Therr werr few buyers Ia at
tendance but thi. frrnist,d no cause for wonder.
mcnt, n the att dance IN the ,lening day IL pro-
verbal y u qui.i one. TIE f. " -alee made were 10
city iutehers ati yard spectators. Not e. oush
aceomp i.hed warrant char in quot one,
and we Therefore quote the market quiet and nomi.
nal ai following rates
Prime steers tnomins) u. O0ta7 IS, fair 10 good
second Glaze. IS ooGs5o medium to good stock
steers. $4.50(G5.15 medium to choice cows, t4.0&
So inferior 10 common miaed. o., 0d4 % There
about 500 head In the yards TO night unsold
HoGS-As IN cattle, ~ are, from the amount Of
business done today unable to give exact fgnres,
and therefore quote the mar ket quiet ~ the fol ow
ing (Saturdays ~ quotations: Good smooth 10 choice
hogs q $50 to 360 ns average ut ts.S59s6o medium
u fair grader eS.009g20
SnEEP-keceipts to-day, none; shipments to-
day, none. Entered eales TO day, 100; this week,
100 We quote the market dull 1t quotations given
on Saturday. Sales made NJ t4O0Q4 Is.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10
Ncw York Catale market.

NEW ORk, Oct ..
BEEF CAT'rLE-There were yardeG % day At
the National ards 8, 133 head. They were from the
several Htates, follows New YOrk, 842; Ohio, $40;
Kentucky, 6ls; 1ndana, none; Michigan, 50; Ilinos
and other Western States, lEo; the balance ecat.
tering.
The weather IL clear and hot, and tho market ia
m derateiy lively on the best classes, but dull on
medium, Ut the folloWinH prices per poand, de-
weight Real irst-claas hullocka 1S<0l5c GOOD fair
me fium, such smooth Illinois steers 1oQl6c; the
lowest rade, thin stccrs and heifsrs, rough Oxen.
dry cows &c, l2G lee; few extras, 1ec y D. xst-
mated average, ibHc. This 10 no higher than the
previous market here, but the etock 10 better ard
trade has been good until Friday, but declined since.
eHEHP-6ince the close Of onr last report, the
snesp mst.ss Ms peen as.L; ana sneeP are se''he
SWINE-Re porte 10 day show sone ~ carloads
on the market, and prces are n, live weight, ION
0llt<c. The market has been nuetuAtlDe during
the week, and arrivals arc irregular. The market
vas fair but not active to-day.
Total receipts Of stock for the week ending today,
Of all tho New York markets. Beef cattle, SIS !;
sheep, 27,241 swine, 1871.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10

SAN FRAxclsCo, Oct. S.-Thc SchObnes
Pride Of the West, which sailed in search Of
fishing grounds on the North west Coast on
the 9th Of March has not since been heard
from and 10 believed to have been lost or
eAptured By The Indiana ON Qasea Char.
Notes Island. H
Chs. W. Brooks . Co.. large shippine
co0misolon arm 0nepended today. chased
b. . heayy delhlcaiiou Of greenbacks By
tkeir late Caohles, With the failure Of prom.
iuens operator aeainst whose consignments
they hsd aseepesd largely.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10

BosroN, Oct. 9-The Kerosene Oil store
Of A. q. Foss, No. IS Union street was
burned last night. Los. $4,000, which
vas partially insured The other occu-
pants Of the building lose from to o., 900.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10

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New York stock Market.

Nsw York, Oct. 10.
Stocks STEADY. with fair business.
Money on call "a per cent
Sterling active at o.
Gold opened 1t sl.ts1s, closed at el.5o1.
closed a, = r.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10

From ks0ussvAAAcs
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Oct. 0.
d. b. Light, ono Of our most eminent dry
goods merchants, died this afternoon.
Capt. Hoibrooke's extensive tobacco fac
tory on Preston St, i on fire this evening.
The damage vii. probably be serious, though
it cannot be estimated tonight.
A tornado passed over franklin, Ind,
at 4:s0 this P. N, pros'rsting the north
wall Of the Railroad depot, causing consid
cradle damage in town. Several lives re.
ported lost The wires being down full par.
ticulars cannot nov be given.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10

ened with Hood. A State Engineer has
started for the scene OF threatened csevassc.
A large meeting o. citizens Was held ct
the Olympic Theatre tonight, at which resa
olutons we're pa sed reluting the assertions
AMI nsnlatons contained in tic letter from
Gov. Wells ard II. Jeses, published IN the
northern fspers.
The steamer Star OF the Union arrived
from Philadelphia. She encounteIeda heavy
gale but sustained no dansge.
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@ar~{nA e~,".'ial SaN.9s:.


- 81. Bee. - ana ID.
!. lAUCH EXPERIENCE IN AND OUT OF
.Ml the Counting room enables Ne TO tell stu
q Snts Who have common abilities. II they give
4 their attention. We will prepare them for the
ksiring 10 become Teachers Of Accounts will be
thoroughly qualified for the same. We wish 70
l9rcparc = number Of them. They are always
Dtlre Of smployment. Persons partially icquaint-
"a With accounts can receive thorough kaowl-
uSdgc Of them in private class. We are pre-
Dared from personal knowledge to tell students
bud others that thew can obtain . more efficient
kourae Of instruction here then In Detroit. Chi
kaxo or 81 Louis, and save one third Of the time
kpent in those places. Send for circulars.
tiios S6l) WI. BRAlN0AN. Principal
oc,l en- Accountant end Preceptor Of Acts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10

Ngw OnLsAHs, Oct 0.
The steamer Kenaington sailed for Boston
to-day.
The appalling disas4sr 10 the steamship
3ssatae Stafs = ths chief topic for remark.
Iee oattse comuunity were deeply moved
by TIE intslligsnce. II l. impossible 70 ex
psess the depth Of sorrow felt by THE sud-
den and lamst.tabic occurrence.
-eA serious cresasss is imminent Z lev
miles - -s.ths citY in Jefferson Parish.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10

TORONro, Z. W.. Oct. 9.-Lieut. Cover.
nor Gordon and Suite from New Buns
wick arrived to day. The Ministry are pre-.
pairing TO leave for England. The Fenian
trials excite little interest.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10

lNpIANAPoLIs, Oct. 9.-Francisville,
Democratic majority, 8; Bourbon, Union
majority, SO; Hanna, Democratic majority,
2S Plymouth, Democratic majority, 600
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10

NEW YoRx, Oct 9.
The following dispatch has been received
by the treasurer Of the n Y. Mail Steamship
Co The Evening Star went do wn on the
morning Of the Sd inst, In hurricane. Six
teen only are known TO be saved. None Of
these are women. Ten Of our party arrived
in schooner yesterday, viz: Robert Firing
er, w. N. Norris. Edward Tanner, John
Long. Fred Shaffer, George Smith, John
Powers, Dennis cameron, Howard Stephens
All are suffering, but their wants are being
relieyed. We expect to leave for New York
tomorrow. have telegraphed to New Or
leans.
(Signed) E. &. ALLEN,
Purser Evening Star.
1t Is hoped that others than these men.
toned are saved, 40 the Evening Star had
six large metallic life boats Among the
passengers were the French Opera Troupe
Of Paul AlhAiea, which arrived here Just be
fore the sailing Of the Evening Star on the
steamer Vile de Paris, from France. There
were 80 members Of the troupe. Dr. oraul
dings Circus Company of 80 persons took
passage on the Evening Star. They had, 1t
Is said, oil their paraphernalis, but NO horses.
O6lcer John Hipwell was shot in Brook
lyn early this morning, II il supposed by
bufglars whom he had detected In . house.
When found b was in the agoniee Of death
and could give no account Of the affair.
Rev. DR.. Sweeney, ina card, states that
the burial vault under St. PAtrick's Cathe.
dnl Was uninjured by the Dire ON Saturday
night last
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-10
ST. LOUIS GRAnN ELEvArOu
CHARGES FOR STORAGE. &C.

lnapecei0n. ..l-3oc eusnes.
trimming. 40 y OoSnei
Wsighing..........::......s.;:lhe3 100 ms
Nc y bushel for every ssbeequest 10 days, or
fractional part thereof.
00clxlng. il sewea-Wheat. Rye and Bar
ley. Nc y bushel: Com, 1e do; Oats, " do !;
same II tied. Ne do.
le y bushsI; Wheat, Corn and Rys, 1kc Do |;
Barley nc do. TO within limits bounded north
By North Market street, west By fiitesnsk street,
south By Chouteau Avenue, 10 bulk OF IN saek,
lXc p bushel beyond above limits - Do. 70
Bsss 81. Louis depots. ec = 100 he.
Ne Company. BY order Of the Board.
AprSs-dlv JOHN P. SMITH. Sss'y.