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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-27
Royal srnvuun a.ottery Of Cuba

Geaducfsd ~ TIE .SpIh7sA GOrcrnne1f.
Ssn.ooo IN GOLD DRAWN EVERY II DAYS.
Prizes cashed and infpr nation furnished the high
est rates paid for Doublnona. and all kinds of Gold
anc Silver also for all Government Securities.
TAYLOR a. CO. Bankers,
may3l-d1y III Wall ST.. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-27
OF PAYMENT.


he sans led nsy - purssssed sss esse in
oash,
, 1867-11-26

Skibe, naar Producterne skulle afSendes til
Danmark derived ere Afskiberne ligefrem
tVungne til at betale h6iere Fragt, end ON
dette Privilegium for de nevnte Skibe var
ophevet. bet Dor endeligt fremheves, at
Colonien med Glade vii bibeholde Privi-
legiet for danske Skibe, og gienindfore
Toldfrihed for danske og i Danmark for
toldede Ware, saafremt vi kunne opnaae at
erholde nogen Beskyttelse for vor Produc-
ton paa Diet danske Marked, thi som Sa-
gerne nu staae, ere wore Importartikler fra
Moderlandet blevne meget fordyrede, me-
dens wore Exportartikler til samme ere
blevne meget forringede i V@rdi, og alt
dette er beyirket we'd Toldforandringer og
Ophevelse af voreI mmuniteter. For dissse,
men iser for Sundtolds Immuniteten, har
Den yistnok Krav paa Godtgj0relse, og
denne vii like kunne ydes i nogen bedre
Skikkelse end we'd en- ToldbegunstigeIse for
vor Production. Erfaring har noksom lnrt
os, at vi intet andet Marked have, som vi
kunne stole paa, end Diet Danske.
1ste Medlem for ChristianstcdS Landdi-
strict (Christmas) anbefalede Neds@tteIsc
at ct Udvalg at 3 MedIemmer, hvilket be-
sIuttedes uden Afstemning. We'd den, efter
ct Uphold at 10 Minutter, stedfundne Stem
megivning, valgtes til M%cdIcmmer af I'd
valget Christmas med II, Dam med 10
og Radcliffe med T Stemmer.
M6det huvcdes III. 81.
, 1867-11-26
FOR ST. CROIN.

ltioNDAY THE I4rn OF OCTOBER 1867, II
o'clock at noon, the Colonial Council held its
ordinary meeting, which had been put off from
the 9TH.
All the members were present with the ex-
ception of the 2nd member for Christiansted's
country district (Ratcliife), whose absence
from indisposition had been reported.
The minutes of the last meeting were read.
The Chairman regretted to state, that the
Council had lost one Of its members since the
last meeting by the death of the 3rd member
for Christiansteds town, j. de Pontavice.
According to the order of the day the Coun-
Gil entered upon:
l, The veritication of the patents of election
for Planter }. Hinckson as End member for
Erederiksteds country district and for Apo
thecary L. BenZon as 3rd member for Chris
tiansted'S town.
The election-briefs having been examined &C.
cording to the rules prescribed by the Rules of
Business and found il in due order, the Chairman
declared the said gentlemen duly elected mem
bers of the Council, whereupon Apothecary
Benzor signed the oath, which had been done
by Planter Hinckson as former member.
2, Election of a member to the permanent COM
mittee on economical matters, in lieu of the
retired End member for Frederiksted's coun-
try district (Knight).
At the voting the End member for Christian
sted's town CHolstein) was elected with IL
votes.
8, Election of a member to the Rural School
Commission for Frederiksted's jurisdiction,
in lieu of the retired End member for Frede-
riksted's country district (Knight).
At the voting the 1st member for Frederik-
sted's town (Sarauw) was elected with IL votes.
A, Election of two inhabitants for each of the
towns and the respective country jurisdiction
conformably with the Governments request
in letter of the 18th ultimo-to convene with
the Tax Commission for the purpose of rating
the rental of properties &c.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-11
Redemption of Mu,ilnted and Defaced
H''tH Currency.
IT., th. rocretoru of fbe TREASURY

Redemption Of Mu,iInted and Defaced
i,tA Currency.
To the Secretary of the Treasury ..N "
SIR,-The humble grievance, which is the
subject of this paper, has not, probably, come
within your personal observation, but it is a
after within your department, and word
fro n you will correct provoking abuse.
allude to the fact, that under present Off
cial Instructions, as alleged, the defaced and
mutiiatsd fractional currency is refused at
government officers and government banks,
and the people are forced to take upon them
selves the burden OF getting rid 1t, at DIS
count-the effect of which is, that the dirty
rags, instead Of being got quickly out Of the
way, are kept in circulation much longer than
they should be, and we are every day annoyed
and disgusted by having this filthy stuff isrc-
ed upon us, in making change.
The laao is, that this fractional currency
shall be receiued; in payment for postage
stamps and revenue stamps purchased from
government officers, who have them for sale.
Ihat law is violated constantly, under alleged
regulations from Washington.
some Two years ago there appeared in the
newspapers paragraph know not upon
what authority-stating that the defaced and
mutilated scrip would be redeemed. if sent IA
Hdshangton, In packages of not less than
three dollars at a time
This paragraph was cut out of the news
paper and posted up, some time ago. on the
outside of the cashiers window at our Pos,
Office. was there one day and saw a vert
humble looking woman offer piece of five
| cent scrip for a postage stamp The piecs
was not torn, but, as we say, trayed at the
edges by much wear, and rather dirty. The
| young gentleman inside declined to take it
and pointed out to the woman the newspaper
| slip posted up on his window frame, and in
formed her that that was the way to dispos,
of her scrip. How long 1t might take thi.
such stuff, or how long she might have t
wait before she could get piece of currenc,
that would enable her to mail her letter, / di,
not stop to calculate. left her turning owe
the dirty thing in apparent uncertainty wha
to do next, while the gentlemanly clerk-wa
looking on with official complacency.
Some time after, | remember to have paio
twenty-five cent piece, with other money
to domestic. 1t was clean enough, but
small bit, not SO big as nickel cent, had Deei
torn out of one corner. 1t happened that sh
also took this to the post office, when goin
to mail letter, and they refused to take
for stamps because of this little fragmen
torn out. Willing TO see for myself how tn
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-11

New MUsIc.-Oliver Ditson g. Co., Boston,
publish who is at my Window a new song
by G. A. Osborne; Tell me Darling that you
love me-" serenade and chorus by John p.
Ordway; Belgravia Valse," by Dan Godfrey;
Andscht," by Czerny, arranged ior the piano.
forte, and "The Young Minstrel collection
Of easy dance music and operatic gems, also
arrar ged for the piano by S. p. Gerville.
From Henry Tolman, Boston, we have "Bless-
ed he Thou, oh Cod" fine quartette by Falk-
enstein, and one of a collection Of sacred com
positions suitable for the Sabbatl. All of the
above will be found at W. Paine's.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-11
Terms Eight Dollars per o,,,s.a.. q, odyoo,e

troduced and is a chan,e.I,,.
stun, having muchithe effect ola uf.N n; 9MinGu
cashmere with gloss. II is Trimmed naltis TITS
heavy brocaded ribbons, which combiro YIN tiad
coiors of the fabric and have a thicE .s,i', tIe
edge like piping. ''A
Yellow and black appear, in subdued form
the leading decorations for street dress carry,
ing out the idea OF gold and Jet 50 conspieu-
Gus in all the fashions for the season.
English surge is a new water proof fabric
for walking wear, of twilled wool. having the
look OF very coarse SaXoDy merino 1t comes
IN dark blue, red and brown. ard is trimmed
with wide worsted galoon The three fabrics
enumerated are evidently Tor service, not for
show, but when ladies understand the
theory Of dressing well. they will no more
sacrifice the simplicity, and ease OF such toilets
for morning walks and shopping expeditions.
for Ornate silk and poplin magnifeences. than
gentlemen will go down town TO their Offices
in dress coats, fancy neck ties and silk vests.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07
Western Union Railroad,

rr,RAINs LEAVE PORT BYRON A. FOL
Nail and Express ZOO A. n. daily. (sssdsys
RECOMMENDATION 600 p. N.
Araiys A. FORT DYnoN.
Nail and Expeess 7:so r. NJ, daily, (Susdsys
Accommodati AS r. NJ. daily, (ssndsys
Mi md Express leaving Port Byrsa q S:se
nekea clCse eoaneesf0ne for ChieaGo ana al
MINI n Nofthein lllinois and Wisooasin,
CONnDCRioxB:
At Racine. with "6osdrtch Line" etcamerofor
Grand Haven. ShebOygan and Manitowoc
Al Racine Junction, With Chicago Z Milwaukee
Railroad. fer Milwaukee, Keroshr. Waukeea an
and Chicago.
A. Clinton Junction. with Chieseo q North.
vsstern Railroad, for Janesvilie. Madison. Pra.
IRE Al Chen and La Crosse.
A. Beloit. with Chicago Northwestern Rail.
road. Tor Footville, Evansville. and Madison.
A. Freeoers. viii Chicago Northwestern and
rliinois Central K railroads, for Rocx ford. Warren
Minsrel Point and Galena-
"A anvenua. with steam packet ssLenainS. -
scr i,uh.ooe end through ooass u ~. Paul.
Al Fulsss, with e,Aieaso ANoeshwestsrs Rail-
road. for Chicago, Dixou end Cedar Raeids.
At PORT Pyrou, With Chicago Rock island
Railroad. and steam packet "lswa " between
lsevsaport aal Rsek lsland.
/ Pessagsrs III! and this rcd the cheapest
ga q.ieesst . y points i re n..shwss.:
uoS1S-Atil nssins. ~ -1wsaaAy m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07
what II u ss'l'Arc.

What II u ss'EArc.
Many ms n although not a. exemplary %
they should be in their own lives, are vet at
much pains TO rear their children correctly
The sentiment with them is do - say,
not as do" Such Q father-not far from
Cincinnati is in the habit OF getting intox
icated, or on stare, rather often. lie en-
deavors, however TO hide the fact froa his
children, but ''little pitchers have long ears,
and children know more Of what 10 going on
than grown people frequently suppose.
One evening this exemplary with ''sas-
kusticsl" point Of exclamation) parent wal
hearing his little Johney recite his Sunday
school lesson IL was from the thirtcenth
chapter Of Matthew, wherein it relates the
parable Of the malicious individual who
went about sowing tares, etc
"WhaA is tareI the parent interrupted
to inquire.
Johnney hesitated,
Tell mo, my. son. what tarc is.'
"You have had 'em," said Johnny cas-
ting down his eyes, and wriggling his
foot.
"Had 'em ~ eaid the astonished parent
opening his eyes rather vide, why, what
do you mean, Johnny :"
"When you don't como home for thres
days last wcok, said Johnny, ~ heard
mother tell aunt Susan that you WAS OF or
. tare."
The Sunday schol lesson WAS brought te
an abrupt close. and Johnny, Who knew toe
much altogether to sit up any later, wal
sent oil TO bed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07
RAILROADS..


Chicago, Rock Island 1 Pacific
Railroad.
1867. Winter Advancement. 1867.
Trains run BY Chicago time which 10 twelve min.
utes faster than Davenport time.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, FEB. !. 1867.
~ and until further notice. trains will leave
Going East lst Mail train at. g 80, Z. !.
% Night express g IS. r. =.
0cing ws.t-lst, Freight for Kellogg ssd Wash
ID. E.Ur.:. md Mail i; / for k ks,i l.
and Warrington, $50 =.
Arrive Il Davenport daily, Sunday xcepted)
From III Iss.-lat Night xprsss sa. = %. 4 =
"a Dolly Ex 1 mail. Is 81. ,. =,
From the West-lst FREIGHT from Kellogg end
washington. 30 %. 2. =.
I'd. Express from kellogg and
Washington ........s 20 Pm
coHxscsioxs.
Al CHICAGO With oil Eastern Rouses.
Al LaSelle with !. G. X. X for Dunleilh. ST.
A. Pond Creek With c. b. L Q. K. X. for Bur.
linston. Keokuk and Quincy.
II Peoria during navig atiop), with Packets
for ali points on Illinois kiver.
Al Kellogg, lows City, and Washing ton with
Western stage Co.'S Stages, for Ill points West
South west and Northwest.
Sleeping Coaches .. al Night trsins. Through
cipsl Eastern Citiss and Towns.
q. IL. BEARDSLY, Ass'tOen. supt.
Chicago.
II. H. Hlils, Ag't, Daveaport.
Davenport. Feb. 2, 1857.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07
WORLD MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPLY,
No. III Broadway, New York.

bUVSh1O W
| A. A. LOW Of A. Low 4 Brothers. 81 Burilng Slip
ISAAC H. FROrHiNGlIAM. President Union Trust
| Co. 10 Broadway.
SAMUEL wilIkrs. wiilc's & Co soa Pearls
OLIVER II. GORDON. vce.prcsIdcnt. Iii broadway
HENRY Il. llERREpONT, rierrepoM Place
8 Ii. CHiTrENDEN, s. H. Chit,endcn 4 Co. asv.
GE"R sST1 7. THOMAS late ofw. W pevore.,& 90
JOHN HAI.SEY, IIaight. IIalsey 4 Co, 20 Park III.
Hon. WILLIAM KELLY. Rh'cnbeck. y. Y.
EFFiN0IiAM TOWNSEND. Townsend * Montant.
WIN. q. TisDALE. VIM. s. Tsdsie & Co. $50 Pcarlst.
THos. T. BUCKLEY. Buckley 4 Sheldon. IS Leon
GILBERT l. BEEcKMAN. Bowers, Beckmvn 4 Co..
HENRY A. SWIFT, ncnr, A. smith & Co.. ~ Bar.
JosEPm 4, spRAauE. sprneue, Cooper 4 colburn.
~ Park Plscc
JAMES Il. PRENTICE. Merchant, Brooklyn.
RUFUS X. GRAVES. Merchant. 81 Wal street.
II, MESSENGER, I. 4 II. Messenger. i6i Maiden
AiEX v BLAKE. A. r. sand. 4 Co. III william
GEORGE L. NICHOLS, t. b co,dington & Co., IS
| Broad street.
JAMES & MOVES. Gardner. Brewer 4 Co. ~ Leon
JOIN " rRoTnINGIIAM rockingham y Bay'ss.
WIN G. FOWLER. F II 4 W C. Fowler, III From,
| street.
WIN. {. SHELDON Buckley 4 sheldon - Leonard
SAM Ell Il. CALDWELL. caldwell. & Morris, ~ Old
| Slip.
OLIVER s. CARTER. Carter & lIawley, ioo Pearl
| street.
| NORMAN s. BENTLEY Bently & Burton, and u
| Ecavcr etrc.'.
| LEWIS u. LODEN, Lodcr brothers Il Co. 3la
| broadway
| WILLIAMP PRENTICE Counsellor. 90 Wall st.
JOHN T. II MAXWELL, Merchant, - South ST.
JAMES II FROTUI>GiIAM. Rowland n irothrc.
ham, los Wall street.
| EZRA p. PRENTICE. President Commercial Bank,
Albany.
| Hon STEPHEN TABER. Long Island.
| BENJAMIN HICKS, Rosiyn. l.. |.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07
pAILY DEMOCRAT.
GENERAL yRws.

A British doctor says elk weeks in bed Is
the hest cure for everything.
Delaware has incorporated State normal
university.
The students cf Yale College are being
educated in the measles.
The Dubuque Board Of Trade has adopt
Cd the GENITAL system.
Tie last place to Icpk for the milk Of hu>
man kindness is in the pale OF civilization.
Rev. lIenrv A. Wise, son Of the exrebel
General, has become the pastor Of Christ
Church, Baltimore.
Not less than thousand people In New
York live BY fortune telling end other such
methods Of gaining a:livslihood.
Several well.known journalists talk u
starting weekly in New. York after the
manner OF the London Saturday R<rier.
DR.. Reilly J. Clark, who organised the
first temperatce society in the Uniten States
ct Moseau, N. u, died At Glen Falls, Wed>
nesday aged SO.
A married man of Albany, n. Y, COM
promised bastardy suit the other day BY
paying $l50-and his wife gave him the
money TO get out Of the scrape
Maturin NJ Balou is the owner and
builder Of the new ST James, Hotel at Bos-
ton, q, the South End, which is 70 have
NEARLY 400 rooms and be opened TO the
public by January. 1865.
A correspondent, writing from Bavaria.
estimates that twenty FIVE thousand Ameri-
cans are living on the continent for the
sake Of economy. How many live there
for tie sake Of extravaganza.
4 law in Germany to prevent drinking on
Sunday during divine service. runs thus :
ANY person drinking in an alehouses du
ring service on Sunday or other holiday,
may legal depart without paying.
4 new newspaper is mentioned among
the enterprises Of the coming spring, in the
interet Of women's rights. All the work,
editorial and typographical, is to be done by
woman and its advocacy OF the enlarged
freedom of the sex is to be Of the most
ardent and ultra character.
:, The New FORK Erpress gives tho follow
ing definite advice to the Southern people
as to the proper method TO proceed under
present circumstances "Act in the fear o.
tod, and with q wise regard to the futare
welfare of your children your State, and the
country at large"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07
Financial.

vT>BE INSURANCE STOCK LIST Of the In
i suRAScE MoNIroR AND WALL SrREEs REview
for Decembes, Quotes the Stock Of Tna Hem In.
Co. OF Nav l0RK at SoBrY PER CENT. PRxMiun;-
and the Capital Stock Of Tus Hons il, with one
exception. twice as large ~ that Of any other
Company 10 America.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07
j. II. WINSLOW & CO.,

j. IL. WlNSLOW & CO.,
ESTABLISHED lssO.
leo ooo Watches. Dress Patterns Bal Skirts Jewelry.
Silver Ware. Dry Goods, &c, &c,
Worth $500. 900!
ALI, To BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH,
WITHOUT REGARD 70 VALVE.
Splendid List Of Articles.
EAeii.
1000 Gold aud Silver Hunting ca.ed
40 Dress Patterns and Blmoral
1000 Revolving Casters aud Butter
ana Forks -. . u to "a per dox
5000 Napkin Rings Batter Knives 6 TO 10 per pair
$500 vest Neck aud Guard Chains . to 10 each.
$3.50 California Diamond Rings and
Pios 3 10 ~ "
$3.50 Magic spring and Snap Locket-. / To 10 .
500 Gold Pens. silvcr-mounted hold
rrs ........ ............... to :
100 Gold Pens. with silver extension
cas-. :. .......... 4 10 4 -
Hu,tnns -. . 10 IL -
n,,-p Pairs Lsdier aud Gents t,ioycs. 2 To II -
s.v0 Pen aud Pocket Knives to
s.m] Ladies Embroidered iiaIdker
chiefs .......*..... =. ...--.....+. q TO 10 -
n. no other articles enumerated Tn cir
cula, - 4 to 10
Certificates OF all the various articles stating what
each one cab have, fret put into envelopes seal
cd no and mixed aud. when ordered, are taken out
without regard to choice, and cent by NAL thus riv-
ing all fair chance On the receipt Ut the Certhc ate
ron will what you have, aud then ct your
option sand dollar and take the article or not.
One OG these envelopes will be sent by mail on re
cept Of ~ cent. for 81 eleven for - ." for 81;
az Tor fi0. and 100 for S1S
Greatest inducements offered 10 Agents. which
want in every town. Send for our circular which
xiyee com petr list and terms to agents. Address
j. II WINSTON 4 CO. 2b5 broadway, \. Y.
We publish below an extract rom Of our nu
nervous complimentary letters with View 81 inspr-
ing copHdcncc In the minds Of those who may have
been deceived by tono OF the imposters who --hn'e
our business
.Fonr Lyo>. Oct. sth. 1856.
~. H. WINSIOw 4 CO.-Gr>rs:
s.Thesc has been quite . number OF men sending
for Jeweiry, &c, from this place To New York, and
other places and eo fur have only found J. H. WINS
Low q Co. honest and truthful IN that business
Everything that las been sent for has come nj the
proper time. and Just what II represented 10
Re. There has been article sent that could have
been bought for less than double the money cost.
~ am, sir. very respectfully, your obcdscnt serv't.
"A. j. TIIATCH.
feb Is DIN. "Co. X. 9th L. 5. Vol Infantry"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07
HooKsErr, n. H., March 81, 1865.

HOOE9Eff, n. II, M 1ICH III f01vs
w.s.,e =. l.. WALLACE b Co.: 0ents--A
f,;s, advised me 10 try your preparation, sta.
tire Whist good effect Il had on him. st fs.s
isn.hed a the idea, but consented TO the trial.
~, p.essed with il. lhave tested i Thorough
". Il has restored my hair and whiskers 2
their natural color, and keeps them so. COM
mend il 10 al in need.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07
LioT Or PREMIUMS

No. IL ne AO001 H0u arm. az NUt
2-e4,MO II 0seenbacks ...4.a........ i.na
3--One span ~ matched Bay iIofsc., With
elegant Top Carriage aud Harness -. so
s--Oae supesb Oh Painting, Mary Magda-
lcn0 and Child. value ..... ......... ,sA0
D-Onc Piano, tChickcvngb ............ 100
The Piano Wao drawn nv nt the NOTeh.
wssossn Fair IN Chicago ticket 81.
e-One complete set oi back walnut Fus-
attnfc, In green rep. ........... .....,. sts0
7-Ons large Mirror, French Plate CLAIR,
ssst high, marble TRAININGS. ....... So
s-Oue Nicholson ..................... $50
s-Ons eo.pisss Get Of rarios Bsd.soom
Fufai afe .......... 80. ....... g0l
ie-Oss complete sss of sitting room Fur.
ITO is-0.: OH Painting Ia oval ali: "
Fsams u Lncon. Warrington, lady
WashinGtOn, Gen. Grant, Gen. Shef-
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ooco -. ..........s..-........... no
w Ono Cahboet Osgaa. ...... -. ....... 10
5l-Ono Mirror, Fr~ach Plnts !. ...... 1lV
?s-One nsseWoo1 Marble Top Center
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MaG1A0ss, o114 each ................-. ga
- 70 81 iarIu6ive Five art class knitting
M011ooA, etD soeA. ..... ......... .0l
ss-rwo vaesA FssnsA riDwess, with MAJ
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4i-One Mirror. Freneh Plate Giass...-.. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07

MANCuksrsR, MITCH II, Ioos.
M..srs. r. l.. WALLACE 4 Co - am we'll -.
orai.ted with several OF The leading citizens Of
S;s c,tv Who have used your Hair Restoeaaiss
=. .,er1sct satisfactio, have also used i my
self ana can cheerfully recommend II a. being
'"e ''' n. R. CHAxpsRLix,
City Treasurer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07

The Equitable Life Assurance
tscicty.
or THE UNITED STATES, POSSESSES
~ features peculiar TO itself. which belong 20
no other association in this country engaged In
the business of Life Insurance, and which are 80
favorable to the assured that they cannot fail 70
commend the Society in = peculiar manner to
the attention aud consideration Of the public.
W. T. ROSS, General Agent,
jan19.dtf N. w. cor. I'd and Bradv Sta.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-07
OFFICERS

GEORGE l.. WILLARD. .....+....... President
q. II. GORDON ...................V. Vice President.
G. " PLYER .....4.... Secretary and Actua'y
A. W. ROGERS, NJ ID. Medical! Examiner at Office.
JAS CRANE. NJ u. Consulting Ply stefan Brooklyn
WM Y. PRENTICE. Atty 4 Counsellor. % Wall II.
Tho business OF this Company is very la1ge, and
rapidly increasing. Its plans liberal and very
attractive TO those wishing insurance. The various
hnds Of policies will he Issued favorable terms
~ those Of any other good CompAny.
Dividends increase with the age OF the policy
Non participation rates are lower than those OF any
Company in the world.
Losses paid in thirty days after due notice and
proof Of death.
Liberal arrangements made In regard 10 travel
One-third of the amount Of premium will be loaned
10 the policy holder when desired.
eWA4ents Wanted. They will be literally dealt
with.
EBENEZER SPRAGUE, Chicago. General Agent
for Iowa. Illinois. Wisconsin and Minnesota.
tS-d3n,