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Dee 70, 1865.
HRPHAN's COURT sALE.-By virtue of

{ ARPHAN'S COURT SALE.-By virtue Of
~ ali order issued out OF the Orphan Court ui Brad
lord County, the undersigned administrator OF the
ate oi Cyrus Smith. late Oi Burlington twp deceased,
will sell the premises. SATURDAY JAN. 9th, Io66
at l O'Clock ?. m, the following property, situate in
said twp, 10 wit
Beginning at post the northeast corner Of said lot
thence by lot No ITO and l09 north $50 lI6 $40
per. post thence by lands OF E. p Henson north 26'
east SO O pero ost and stones thence by Henson
lot south $50 80 $40 perches TO post and stones,
thence by land formerly known the Stroud lot south
IL 10 40 per. TO the place OF beginning Contain
ing 46 and LOG per- ii improved with log house
and barn and rut thereon
IERMS-S2j TO be paid when the property is Sir uck
down. one ali the balance Confirmation OF sale The
balance in OF year thereafter with interest from
firmaton. WM BUNYAN,
Dec. 20, 1865. Administrator.
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asD4 The Catholics Of Waverly have re-
alized one thousand dollars the receipts of a
Fair held in that village last week, which amount
Is to be applied to the construction of new church
edifce
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GREELEY's AMERICAN CoNFIIcT"-One
volume Of this great work. has already been is
sued, and has received the universal enconiums of
the press and the public. it has taken a front
rank amongst the standard publications of the day.
No one who desires to be thoroughly informed as
to the causes which brought about the Rebellion,
and the history of that struggle should be without
it.
Mr.. Brainerd, receiving orders in this place,
for this work, is agent for the following towns in
Bradford county Ulster, Sheshequin, North To-
wanda, iowa lda, Burlington, West Burlington,
Troy, Granville, Leroy, Franklin and Monroe
The Albany Evening Journal says of it No man
in America is more conversant with the subject
than Mr.. Greeley, and none more competent to do
it justice This Historical sketch will stand as a
monument Of patient and laborious resea rch. We
confess that in this part of the work are agree
ably disappointed 1t is pervaded by spirit of
cathocity and a freedom from partisan leaning
that some of his best friends did not expect A
finer specimen Of bookcraft has not recently IS
sued from the American Press
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RELIGIoUs-A series of special exercises
are now being held at the Presbyterian church in
this place, under the conduct of Rev EDWARD Pay
son HAMMOND, the celebrated revivast. The
meetings have attracted considerable interest, are
well attended, and We believe promise to be very
successful as a means of converting sinners. They
viii be held throughout the week.
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Sssr'The Mefhodists of WaverIy have re-
solved to rebuild their church at once The house
will be of brick, and modified somewhat from the
former building
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.iaE9Gli
DEGIsTER's NoTICE.-Notice is bereL,

DEGISTER'S NOTICE-No Notice is hereby
Ia given, that there has been el and settled in the
cge o The Register of wills in end for the County of
Bradford accounts OF Administration upon the follow
ing estates, viz
Final acct of Harry Mix, adm o. the estate of John
Sinons, decd late OF North Towania
Final acct of S. Farwell admir- of the estate of JOS
Quick, dec d, late of Smithfeld.
Final acct OF 5. 7. Wocot, admir- OF the estate of
James Brown decd late of Smithfed.
Final acct OF Mary }. Oyerpeck, formerly Mary J.
Titus, admir- OF II. II. Titus, dee d late of Herri.k
Final acct OF james Il. Ward admir- of the estate
Heman Il. Hckok, decd. late of Troy.
Final acct Of Cardus s. WApple aud David Whipp!e.
adm OF Nathan Whpple, Gee ID, late OF Burlington.
Final acct OF +. Case executor OF the estate OF Tim
othy Case, dec d late of Troy
Final acct Of Buringame Haythorn executor OF John
Haythorn, dec late OI Burlington.
Final aect Of Sarah E. Cobb admix Of the estate Of
Edmund l.. Cohh deed late oi Pike.
Final acct Of Eliza E Spencer, adm'ix OF the estate
Of Joseph G. Spencer. dec i, late Of WiEdham.
Final acct OF James Mason, sdm'r OF the estate of
Hiram Mason, decd, late OF Windham
Final account OF n c. Shores, admir- OF the estate OF
Stephen L. Clark, dec d, late OF Wysox.
Final acct of John Ferguson and b. Packard,
eculors of joel Packard, decd, late Of Granville.
Final acct of Robelt Mckee admir- OF the estate OF
/ Ira Forest, dec d. late Of Smthie!d.
Final acct Of Levi c. Preston, executor of Nancy 7.
Decker, dec d, late Of Springfield.
Final acct of Thomas Owens, admir- OF the estate OF
James Gerdon dee d, late of Wells
Partial acct OF Augusta Snyder excri1 of B. P. Sny-
der decd late OF Athens.
ALS0-The appralse ment OF property set off b. the
Executor Administrators to widows children of the
following decedents:
Estate of David Andrews.
" Il r. Ii M'c2s1ny, CGsSi
Philander Foster
Samuel ". Wilcox,
Nerus B0ardman
E. P. Perine
Warren Frisbie,
Alfred Parsons
David O. Tears
/ David Vought,
o. II. Woodruff.
- ITriah Br8und
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4 UDITOR'S NOTICE-I The naatte,. of
IA the Estate Of Jdtdiah HortshoIn, dec'ed. In The
Orphans Court OF Bradford County.
The undersigned an auditor appointed by said Court
to distribute moneys in the hands OF the administrators
will attend to the duties OF his appointment at his Office
in To"anda boro, Friday the 10Th day OF Jan. 1866
at O'Clock p. M, at which time and place all persons
interested attend il they think proper be forever
debarred from the W. 4. DAVIES,
Jan, 4, lSG6 Auditor
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4 UDIToR's NOTICE-M The matter 0,

4 UDITOR'S NOTICE-m The matter of
IA The estate Of c. II. Kellogg deceased in the
Orphan Court oil Bradford County.
The undersigned, auditor appointed to distribute
the monies in the hands the administrator raised by
the sale of decedeuts real estate, Will attend the
duties Of his appointment at the his office in Towanda
borough, Saturday, the 10th day OF January 1866
at l O'Clock, ?. 10, and all persons having claims
upon said monies must present them else be forever
debaTed from coming IL Tor share OF said funds.
II. b. NCkEAN,
Dec. 20. lS65. Auditor.
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Com WEArHER-The thermometer on
Monday morning last stood at Is deg. below zero.
The coldest weather known here for some years.
The same extreme cold prevailed generally through
out the county
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-11

t@4r IrHAcA.-On "Wednesday night,
-j,l a little after midnight, the foundry and
-.4e shop of Tetius q Bostwick, of Ithaca, was
vred to be on fire, and before the flames
id. checked, the main part OF the establish
-a was destroyed. The building fronted in
s. u Owcgo street, and that portion Of it was
...y swept away. The fireman worked well,
:" ,.ege Was an insufficient supply of water, and
finally could only be had by forcing it from
Inlet The entire loss was estimated at from
--.,.o f, ~-a7uo insured $500 in the Phenix
BROOKLYN, and the Manhattan and Morris
s. N," York. The property lost included
Is, patterns, aud machinery. as well as the de-
r,I and injured portions Of the building.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-11

CRAcKERs.-Messrs Barber K Pettcs, Of
the Towanda Bakery, are now manufacturing
Crackers Of every variety, and of a very superior
quality. Dealers supplied on reasonable terms
None but fresh crackers ever offered for sale Is
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-11

FGE At WMERLY,-On Sunday week,
-lth just after the congregation in the NJ.
-ussh at WaEerly had left that building at the
Of the morning service, the edifce was dis
70 be on fire in the upper part of it. a
IL wind prevailed, and efforts to save the bull
were UnayaiEng, and it proved a total loss.
E ha.Iji1g was erected about two years ago at q
,.t 10000. It was insured for about half
- mount
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..ex RrRNEu.-W ednesday about II o.
.,. barn Of Col Henry Mccormick, on the
r .,7, of the river took fire from some I'M
~. means and was entirely consumed, with
s, tens Of Hay, together with Straw, &c As
,ra alarm reached the village. our fremen
=. and proceeded to the place of the fire as
III, ., possible but could not reach there in
! =. .gr.st the flames Col. Mccormick was in
,rlrr the fire broke out. Hiss loss, We IN
..,..I /, estimated at some $500, some portion
.,...b +, covered by insurance. -Otre3o Gazefte.
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Mn. EDITOR y feel constrained to beg
tavor ota little space in your columns this
/, for the purpose of saying some things,
- 4 perhaps could not be so well said in any
doorway
. IS about IouT months since, in cheerful obedi-
+. 10 ite mandate Of the powers that be,
4. .sa" into this charming village, rs Il Metho-
-....aoAe1 il ra> u.y.frsi appointment. was,
-..i q stranger in Il strange land. OF all the
--.e.- who daily throng these busy streets, but
-"lI ever seen before. With many misgiv-
II al. much trembling. but with the love of
. souls burning i'll my heart, / went to
shout my Masters business.
arabla efforts were received IN the same
.ashthcy were put forth Stranger faces
.,' With the fires Of friendship and broth
Cheering voices encouraged me ON every
I'D earnest souls crowded the house Of God
. d" word Of truth from my inelcqucnt lips.
81, -le material, social or spiritual want Of
eLDr and Isis wife was left uncared for
.--' was not enough. As an extraordinary
-,~.t-m ofrcgId, last Friday evening saw
-.-.. L Parsonage filled with welcome guests,
-.'. us happy with their cheerful company
...." hours. and, departing, left behind them
-.-hreht present Of $l25 co in cr~h. Verify
~1.s Aa'e fallen TO us IN pleasant places, We
.o1y heritage.
~ued, kind friends. that your undes ryed
~! all not be wholly unmeritcd. BE as
-ai lA0p shall be 10 abatement Of farvent
ald l.alous toll for y.ur spiritual vrlf.le
~a' delightful evening have had the un-
.....e pleasure of leading some Of you tre1nb-
ping, to the cross OF Jesus. May you all
~- The happy subjects of saving and sanctify-
'fA'e Your humble servant in the everlast-
1-'FeA J. T. BEowNELL.
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DONATION EIsrr-Thc friends Of the Rev
q. J. Dubois will pay him a Donation Tisit at the
NJ. E. Parsonage, Burlington boro, Friday after
noon and evening, Jan 18th, 1866. All are most
cordially invited.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-11

Eay- The friends Of Rev H. Armstrong
have appointed Wednesday, Jan. 18th, afternoon
and evening the time for their donation visit at
his house III Monroeton, Pa.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-11

..Irss OF iUMRER.-We noted last
UNA. the water was high, the ice going out of
'..' and a large quantity Of logs with it. The
.l, r..,. nroy,d to he very heavy. 1t is estima-
"a 100000 of feet passed this point, and
..'. rilI be very severely felt by the lumber
.... and in Lock Haven. The heaviest losers
Vessrs. Dodge & Co, Herdic, Lentz &
md P. Herdic. Many of the logs will be
DIV. "A between here and the Chesapeake Bay
t.ifa million Of dollars will be total loss
~ West Branch lumbermen.-W WWiamsport
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Gsg~ 4 splendid Chickering Piano for
sale at secondhand. Terms moderate For fur
ther information apply to Mr.. E. 7. Fox.
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4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.-h the matter o.

IN the eatate Of isaac Middaugh h,decsased
The undersigned, auditor, appointed to distrit;e
The monies in the hands of the Adnisrer raised
by the sale OF deceden personal estate, will attend
the duties OF his appointment at his Office, il the
borough OF ToHanda, on Friday, the 18th day Of Jan
uary, A. D., 1885, at o'clock p, m, and all persons
having claims upon said monies must present them, or
else he forever debarred from the same.
BENJ. NJ. Pc. X,
Dec 20 1865. Auditor
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1;,}taaford sGepOrter.
,0c4L And GENERAL.

rb. Rprler is printed ppon CAMP
= - r,rptly and lob Press Office No. 56 Gold
~ ,-,.,. Thomas II. Senior, agent.
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A UDITORS NOTlCE.-Ln the matter Of the estce Of
n Ittiidm Mead late Of 4tLens t,rp.. deed. In the
Orphan C6urtOi Bradford County.
The undersigned. auditor, appointed By said court
to dispose OF exceptions Ill cd 10 the Partial Account o!
f. >. MahewsUn, Administrator vi said Mead, dec ed
will attend 10 the duties at his Office in the borough
of Towauda. On Monday, the 22d day OF January ieGG
AT o clock 2. and all persons having claims upon
said funds must present them. or else lie tor de-
barred from the same. ". 4. PEN,
Dee. -, IoG5 Auditor.
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E2g~ The friends of Rev S. F. Brown will
make him a Donation Visit on Thursday, Jan %,
at his residence in Camptown. n. B. The hotel
III CaInptown will not be open for party in the
evening.
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GLOVES AND HOSIERY.

Ladies', Misses and ChildIens White and Colored Cot
ton, Feeced and Merino Hose Ladies' Merino Vests
and Drawers Gloves OF every description at low prices
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-11

6s- 4 new Telegraph Line is to be built
from Towanda 10 Pittston next Spring. Some half
dozen or more operators will be wanted 4 good
chance to those who wish to learn. For terms en-
quire ut the Telegraph office, Towanda
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-11

New ENrERrRIsE.--A Regular Daily Ex-
press Line has just been established between To-
wanda and Troy another is in operation between
Towanda and Wayery. Special attention paid to
goods to all parts of the country Office
at the News Room.
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FALL AND,WINTER DRESS GOODS
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.

Black French Merinos, Bombazines, Tamese Cloths
Barathcas, MOhair Lustres ack and White Check and
Striped P0plns and Apacas Double and Single Fold All
Black Alpacas at great reduction in price.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-11

Bsg- Agents wanted to sell prize Certif-
Gates for Gold and Silver Watches, Ladies Jewelry
Diamond Rings, Pins, &c. only So each, for any
article drawn. Retail price from so to $3.50. All
Goods Warranted Genuine. Price of Certificates
% Cents each. Liberal Premiums and Commission
allowed to Agents Sample Certificates sent free
For Circulars and Terms address MEssRs HAYWOOD
d Co., 22J Broadway, New-Gork. (3m)
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Having;made arrangements with manufacturers to
supply sales with the best quality of Boots and
Shoes shall al all times be able to furnish
mers with the best custom made Shoes of all kinds
for Ladies' Misses and Children and Boots for Mems and
Boys wear at reasonable prices We shall also keep
santly on hand complete assortment of Mems, ,Womens
and ChilGren's Rubbers and Arctic Overshoes.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-11

DAILY PArERs.-The present Congress
will be one of the most exciting and deeply inter
esting ever convened at the National Capitol. The
Government IS TO be reconstructed and great prin-
cipIes established. Every reading man should
have during the session Daily paper. They can
be obtained at the News Room.
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TowAEDA MARKETs.-( Wholesale Prices J
ERECTED ezery Tuesday by f. T. Fox, No. l. Brick

WEIGHTS on GRAN.-Wheat, 60 lbs Corn, Sc lbs
Rye 5G lbs; Oats, 32 lbs; Barley as lbs Buck
wheat, IS lbs: Beans 62 lbs; Bran, 20 lbs; Glover
Seed 81 lbs Dried Apples, % lbs: Flax Seed 56 lbs
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LINENS & HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS

Beachcd, Half Bleached and Unbleached Damask Ia
BE Linens, NAPKINS, Towels. Towellings Scotch and
Russia Diapers, Bleached and Unbleached Huckabucks
Crashcs, lIish Linens, &c, l0-4 and "a Sheetngs
Pillow Case CottOns COunterpanes, Draping Musns
Shaker Flannel Sheetngs Rose Blankets, &c, &c.
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4 PPLICATION IN DIVORCE. To Mor-

II ha Pdrker.-No. i'll Sept. Term, 1865. You
are hereby notified that JImes Parker your husband
has applied to the Court Comm0G Pleas of Bradford
County for divorce from tie bonds vi marimOny and
the said CONT has appointed Monday ebruary 5h 1866
at two O'Clock p. m at the Court House in TCwaEda for
hearing the said James Parker in the premises which
time and place you can attend if you think proper.
j. NJ. SMITH,
Jan. |, &C. Sheriff
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WANrED.-A person to learn the Drug
Business ut DR.. Porter's Drug Store
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For RENT.-The Sd story of Union Block
Towanda. Inquire at the Office of q. D. Mon
tanyc.
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llomrll & Cos Nrm GOODS.
fTNHE GREATEST ATTRACTIONS IN
GOODS EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET.

Po w FLL & GO.
Have in store the largest stock of goods ever exhb
ed in Northern Pennsylvania. Additions will con-
santly be made TO this stock during the season. and
il wiil at all times be found FULL AND COMPLETE
i'll al its departments
We invite the particular attention Of our customers 10
Our magnificent display Of
FALL ANDfWINTER DRESS GOODS !
Which offer at prices much below those of last year.
We have given special care to selections in this line
and are able to exhibit the newest most fashionable
and most desirable styles be obtained. Our new
stock comprises all colUrs OF Plain and Plaid French
Mernos, Empress Cloths. Striped Melanges. Striped
and Plaid PoPlins Tafeas Lamas Tinse Poplins Paris
Crepes Reps Plain and Brocade Alpacas, Poll de Chev
res, hclanes and Armuses Bright Pads for chiidrens
wear, and great variety of other Dress Fabrics.
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SECOND FLOOR.

We are now opening and desire to call special atten
ton 10 our unusually large stock Of
FINE CLOAKS
As We make tEi- department of our business special
ty. have given Il much time and attention. Our Sc
lections have been made from the newest styles in the
market, and our Cpaks manufactured ia Il manner
that cannot al to please, and give entire satisfaction
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i DMINISTRATORS SNOTICE.-Notice is
hereby given, that ali persons indebted
tate OF HIRAM d. CLIFFORD, late Of Wells twp, decd
requested to make immediate payment. ana those
having claims against sand estate viii present them duly
authenticated Tor settlement.
) Ii. iNGER>Uii.,
Dec. a. l-65. Administrators
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Reading Pa. November q 1868. ''''' '''''
V1IME TABLE-WAVERLY STATION

II NEW YORK AND RAILROAD.
Change Of hours commencing Monday November 20
Is Trains will leave Wayery Station at about the
following hours, viz:
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CARPETS AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.

Brussels Three Ply Extra Super, Supelfne. Ingram,
Kdder and Hemp Carpets. All widths Floor Oil Cloths
Mattings, Door Matsi and Rugs new stock juSt re-
ceived
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KEOKUK UFInHkKY
yoa 1Hn Rtcrrrios asDrararxEsr 81
Surgical and Chronic Diseases
-1xo-s
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR,

THlS Institution is situated in the most
= pleasant aud heaitby part Of the city II Etokuk
and well arranged tn every respecf the
comfort OF iuYAiiIg.
Iae foilovng srsied and treated In this
It surgical diseases and al cases reousiug guxaica
operations.
I'd. Diseases Of the Eye and Esr
3D. Wseases 81 he Lungs Throat nd Heart
4th. Diseases Of Women.
nrs- SANFORD A cFRTfs having retired frvrr ~ Z
genera practice oil medicine VII give their entire time
Ant atteaticn 20 ease9 ef the kind tnum8ratst.
Tbs DepartRentof Surgery AID Iisaases a tAe Fvs
ADD Ear vii be under the special charge Or Dr. SAN
F0kD, While that " Diseases of the Jt1es n ftat yud
Heart ard the hseasfs ~ W0fsen So. ~ rns.r -.
the other In dif5erit
Tbs snterptise has been In suecefu rsration
than year and IL Il ttss+yed Tflyats Cfe rs iA
unef States presenfs larger aIusber 81 fatsrstiuz
and I'm portant easss.
fAysieisns rs*tgg through N sglourrnr IN or Gig
are respectfully invited 30 writ nfrgasry. yel1s-
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Notice of Incorporation j.

M 0TICEis hereby given that II. W. Sample, John
Mcpune, md sam1 q Sample. OF keckuk. Iowa
and r. I schoteld Alex SIMPSON and uiram Ferris OF
Hancock ILL., with their associates. have organ
lied Themselves Iutoa Corporate and Jontstock
pany under aud provided by the Laws OF the State Of
Iowa relative suh organizations for internal In
provemenis under the name and style of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-04

N VfICb-On the sth Of June, 1865. - admitted H
- n Gray Bartlett to an interest 10 our buspeet
1eNlA WILKINSON, BARTL1IT 8 90
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The Eo,ra Brtdgc Company

The principal office aud place Of business OF the Com
pnny 10 to be At Keokuk, Iowa.
The ogt<t sad ensintss Of the Con panyh the lera
ton construction and mafntainahee Of Railway and
Highway Bridge, With double tracks, the Mssis
sppi River bets fwithn the counties offfancock.
Illinois, and Lee Iowa In canneetIon. silh he Han.
coex etusly 1fiaEc Cennsny. Who have the Char.
the excln0ve right IL erect Brflge Wttnan the
limits cootemplsted BY this Cempa1y.
The auA01nt of Capital stock IL One Million Dols, 70
be repre1aneed IN mares Of One Hundred Deax1 each
which Stpck = s9bect to subscription, paynSAf and
transfero Be frona time time prescribed BY the
Board OF Directors aud ByL Laws Of the Company.
The prva prp Of Stot khuders Is made enpt
from LIABILITY los the debts Of the Company except 20
the extent nov provided by the laws of Iowa
The bnsi1ess 81 the Company viii be under tho gen
erai direction and control OF live Directors-a majority
of xhom ysan act-whch board may be increased, II
deemed a7vsahfe hereafter. The Board may elect 4
President Vie President scc1e.ary, and appoint all
other officers and nt and employees, they Ray deem
necessary 70 the interest 81 the CUmpsfys y 81
The Board of DIRECTORS 10 be elected annually, at
such times msy be fixed, and twenty days notice
shall have been duly elected and may fill ali
vacancies. arr
The iisbi titles of the Company shall 1t ae exceed
double the amount VI the Capital stock OF the Company
IL w SAapls, john Mccnns. SAINT 8 Sample, b. r.
Scho6ald aud Alexander Symptom, consulate a It
Board of until their duly
elected.
This organization IL to continue for the term Of
twenty years from the date Of te Articles Of crsAuis
ton and subject to renewal for the Longest periods
me present officers Of the Company ara 2 1t's
II. W. sAHpEt presideut
ie144w sA.a sAMfL s. SAMPLE secretsfy.a