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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-20
LOuNsV. CRAWFORD.
.sOTl1 N. l:lnlI,.

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
~ Nc. Nisle's Book. Davenport. lows.
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DR. WRv01GT'S TAR SYRUP.
Consumption Can he Cared.

COnsusmp pelOm Can he Cared.
wRlGHTs TAR SYRUP IL a safe and reliable
remedy for Coughs. Colds, Consumption. Bronchitis,
Inflammation OF the Throat or Lungs. Whoop!ng
Cough. Asthma, &C, &c. sold by all Druggists n
the United States. feb2 diy
Mg1ScAN AvpAsns.--
When Mexido ehail fall into Uncle Same hands.
The MEXICAN Floral 0cln,
kAtfnct ~ sweet Opoponax.
Shall Perfume the World.
Already the bcauties of Patie and London are CD
chsntcd with emith's pssfame.
Esissct Of sweet Op0pOnax,
3. T. SMITH Co, Manufacturers 0f Floral Poe.
fumesy. New York. Rntcred according to law.
1slnln nad Fancy Soaps.
PAIN SoAs. OLD Rn,wr wrupsoR.
PUns 0LyoEsISR. fsrsolass CosnsSic.
The mast populss. most pure and desirable vsse-
ties now before the public.
OUR PALM SOAP
isan cntirely nov preparation. and IL made from
Palm on. beschsd without acide chemicals Of suy
Kind warranted pure. itis the vsBr nEsT..
Burnhsms & Van Hchssck, Chicago, Wholesale
agents ior the Northwest Sold by drngaist every.
where. Manufactured hy McKcone, Van Hsaean q
Co.. ss son,h Front street. PhilsdeIph's. and ChAs.
McKeone.aa Barclay 81, New York. spss FIN
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FINE REsIDENcE.-Mr. Carroll, architect,
is preparing plans for an elegant residence
for II. H. Smith, Esq Mr.. Smith purchased
the Hewitt place in East Davenport, last fall
IA delightful place, with about seven acres
ofground, and the dwelling already tn reon
j. to be enlarged and rcmod'cd according to
the new and well devised plans above mon
toned, The new residence will be finished
in modern style stories hieh. and con.
tain ten rooms exclusive Of closets, halls,
etc, and viii present an elegant appearance.
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IsA.An OsnoRNE was chArred before jus.

IsAfAH VsBoRNE was charged before Jus,
tlcc Sweeney. Of Rock lslaId, with having
committed rape on girl l. or. 3 years of
age, named Simpson. In default OF 81 300
bail he was committed 10 jill to awai. his
trial AT the May term of the Circuit Court.
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TINS statement Shows a steady and gradual
increasing business, the increase in net earn
ings of 1866 over that of 1860 being 24,7S67S.
Reference is likewise made in the report to the
extension of the road to the Park, showing the
advantages of that connection. In regard to
the Darby Railroad, nothing as yet had been
done towards connecting that road with this, on
account of the Objectionable character of the
Gray's Ferry Bridge for passenger railway pur
poses.
The report concludes by referring TO the con-
dition OF the road and its equipment, all of
which is in better condition than it has ever
been. The Board have endeavored to make the
road, in all its appointments, compare faVora-
bly, with The best in the city.
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THE SPRUCE AND PINE STREETS PASSENGER
RAILwAY.-The annual meeting of the stock
holders of this company was held at their office
yesterday. r.. w. Ryerss, Esq, was called to
the chair and William p. Chandler appointed
Secretary.
The annual report of the Spruce and Pine
shows the gross receipts for the year ending
penses Of operating the road S64, 1897, leaving
net earnings S40,2S7'22. AS compared with the
previous year this shows an increase in net
earnings of Sl0,27S76.
The following is comparative statement of
the business of the company for the past seven
wears
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vail that the entire bar, and not merely the
younger members, might be enlisted IN the
Colonel J. Ross snowden stated that the Bar
was accustomed TO three calls. The banquet
was the first, ana on the present occasion was
the second, and the next would form the third;
He wished to promote the Just play of the social
affections, and also TO promote the advancement
oi all IN useful knowledge. At the next meet-
ing the seniors, the juniors and the middle men
would he present, and all could work together
uniettered by any previous action.
The motion, being amended TO appoint COM
mittee OF nine, the Chairman and Secretary
being included, was adopted unanimously.
The meeting then adjourned to meet at eight
o'clock on next Tuesday evening
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE MERCANTILE Ii
BRARY CoMPANY.-The forty-fourth annual re-
port OF the Mercantile Library Company was
presented to the stockholders last evening at
the Library Building, on Fifth street. below
Chestnut
From the Managers report. it appears that
five life members ana eighty-two stockholders
have been added during 1866, making a present
Total of 5766 members and 40l subscribers. The
volumes added were, ll0 by donation and 1857 by
purchase, ut a cost per volume OF Sl'22, and q
total of S527l76
During the year l77,6O3 volumes were loaned
in 1866, l602ll; in 1864, l6l 44O; in no previous
novels read to other literary works is steadily
diminishing. The working expenses were
thirty-siX per cent. of the income the expenses
lor books, thirty-seven per cent, while twenty
four per cent. was expended for repairs and
ADDED 10 DundlnR tund. In 1866 bhe uneS were
S2OG9S5 being sl705 in 1866.
new catalogue of the books is in active
preparation, and will be published soon. A
plan for the delivery of books at members resi-
dences, and for enabling all to obtain the books
they desire, is under consideration, necessi-
tating larger supply of popular books, the sur
plus OF which in the future can be sold.
During the last nine years the losses from
thefts are estimated at 473S volumes. A much
needed reform of rendering the most valuable
works of reference accessible to all the men,
bers has been instituted, by placing all in
gallery in the newspaper room. instead of being
locked up, as previously done.
The building fund now amounts TO Sl6,SS66j
invested in United States securities. To in
crease IL TO the amount needed, vigorous efforts
on the part of all the members are needed and
requested,
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A BoLD HIaHwAY RoRRrRY.-Third

A BOLD HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Thirda and
Lombard streets was the scene of a daring high
way robbery yesterday afternoon. An ola lady
named McCaulley, who resides in Catharine
street, above Fourth, while passing down Third
street, was pushed down at Lombard street,
and robbed OF United States bonds which she
had in an envelope, the value of them being one
thousand dollars She was pushed so violently
TO the pavement that before she could recover
from the effects OF the fall and give the alarm,
the thieves had got too far Off to be overtaken.
This robbery equals in daring that of the mes.
senger boy of Messrs. Ridgway q Co., several
months ago, which took place on Third street,
above Market. The chief offender in that
felony, though arrested and bound over for
trial, fed, and escaped punishment.
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sIMILIA sIMILIBUs cURANTUR
HUMPHREYs HOMGOPArHIC sPEOIFICs

hOMfhhhIo dOmGOfhLHAC ofEOle1 1CS,
FAMILY CASES
OF 30 large vials, morocco case, containing a
specific for every ordinary disease tamiLy Is
subject to, and book direc ions $1,000
Smaller Family and Travelling cases, with 20 to
10 Sb
specincs Tor all iAeases, both for Curing and
for Preventive treatment in walls and pocket
cases ........ 81 to S5
These Remedies by the case single box are sent to
any part OF the country by Mail or Express, Iree OF
charge, on receipt OF the price
Address-HUMPHREYs' SPECIFIC
HOh HOP ATHIC MEDICINE COMP ANY,
ONCE and DepoL, No $50 BROADWAY, New York
Dr. HUMPHREYS IL consult ed daily at his of1ce, per.
sonaly or by letter as above for all forms of disease
For sale by D1OI1 co, JOHNS On, HOLLOWAY
SMITH; wholesale Agents. Philadelphia and at
BLlTbE,S Drug Store, No. 1920 Market street and by
all Druggists 627 smws
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MANAGERS.

Joseph d. Ellis, No. S25 N. Third street; Jesse r.
Walker N. w. corner Fourth and Chestnut; F.. j.
Walter, No 272 s. Third street wilhelm Eisenlohr No
lS7 S. Tenth street; Christian Mack, No 2l2 s. Broad
street; Charles Grill, No ia Filbert street; Mason
HirsOh No Ala Market street; Louis HIehnerwald No.
2Sl Dock streets Caspar Bicker No sos Arch street;
Henry Gebauer, No. 1923 SAMSON street. It}
Tickets be obtained of j. Rsley, Continental
Hotel; Joseph Steppacher No 53l Chesnut sreet;
George Muller No 72S Vine street; F. & L. Ladner,
No. bS2 NJ Third street; and at Actien Hall, NO. 3 N.
Third street; sangerbund Hau, corner OF Crown and
Callowhill; and of the Man ayers. Ill7t
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CENTENARY CONTRIBUTIoNs.-The fol-
lowing are the full returns OF the centenary CEN
tibutions IN the Methodist Episcopal Churches
in this city:-St. Johns, $4,000; Union, $500;
Arch Street, $4,000; Trinity, $1,000; St. James,
Street $4,000; Salem, $3.50; Sanctuary, $3.50:
Broad Street, $500; Wharton Street $4,000:
Mantua, $500; st. Paul's, $500; Ebenezer, Mana
,unk, $3.50; Cohocksink, $500; Chestnut Hill,
S24O; Radnor, $3.50.
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DOuHtlOn from william *. White, re-
ported in last annual report, money
received since last annual meeting. l,500'00
S7,3S5'OO
The reports were adopted ordered to be en-
tered upon the minutes, and referred for publi-
cation to the incoming Board.
MIR. r.. A. Souder offered a resolution that the
Board of Directors be requested to apply to the
Legislature for such change in the charter as
shall permit the association to confer it's bene-
fits upon the widows ami orphans Of deceased
beneticiaries of this association. or of deceased
merchants who have died leaving distressed
families, whenever the funds of the association
shall reach the sum of one hundred thousand
dollars.
This was adopted.
The following officers were then elected for the
ensuing year,
President John NJ. Atwood. Vice Presidents
Thomas Robins, Edmund A. Souder. Trea-
sureT-James B. Mcfarland. secretary-Wm.
III. Bacon. Managers-John NJ. Atwood, John
W. Claghorn, John Mason. William Cummings,
Thomas f. Brady, Edward l.. Clark, John
Welsh, A. j. Derbyshire, Marshall Hill, William
II. Bacon, who, with the following parties
elected in 1866, for two years, constitute the
Board OF Managers:-Thomas Robins, William
9. Ludwig, Arthur @. Coffin, James G. Hand,
Edmund A. Souder, Samuel h. Stokes James
y. Mcfarland, E. q. knight, Richard Wood,
Benjamin Orne.
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Consultation free.


nR. j. S. ROSES ALTERATIVE
l. THE GREAT BLOOD PURFIER
YOU have corTupC disOrdered Yitiated blood, you
are sick all over tmay appear as pmples, sores
some active disease or may only make yen feel Ian
guild or depressed; but you cannot have good health
your blood ID impure. DR. Roses Alternative removes
all Ihesempures, and the remedy that VIII restore
YOU to health -, =, II,
glands scToua, tubercular consumption, and all erup
''0' " N 9DYOTT CO.,
No 232 North SECOND Street
DIR. DYOTT'S ITCH OINTMENT
will cure every form of itch and superior 70 other
remedy for the cure of that dsagreeabe and tOrmentng
complaint Price % cents. Sent per mail, 40 cents.
DY0rT q CO,
No. 252 North SECOND Street
DIR. j. =. ROSES EXPECTORANT.
For the cure OF consumption, coughs colds, asthma
catarrh influenza, sptng OF blood bronchitis, and ali
diseases OF the lungs 49,. - - , -
This syrup having stood the test Of many years ex
uerence as medy irTita ion or any inhamm alton
Of the lungs throat bronchia IS eckn9wledged by
all to be remedy superior 20 any Other known com
nund sed tor the relief and Of coughs and con-
SUMPTION Price 81. Sole agents ,,,,orr = IN
966m No 2R North sECoSD suoet
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MEETING OF THE HORTICULTURAL So
CIETY.-The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society
held their annual meeting at the Hail. Broad
and Walnut streets, last evening. The display
of flowers was entirely creditable and satisfac-
tory. Taking the floral scene into view within
the newly-fallen and crisp snow that covered
everything outdoors, it really seemed like
blending the blossoms of spring with the frosts
of winter.
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ING Observation-Disclosures WEDNESDAY, JANUARY l6 1851

The Committee would further report that all
The above mentioned benehcaries have been
Visited at their residences, and q most favorable
impression has been made Of their deservings.
We know not what to add to the appeal which
these simple facts present in behalf of the Mer-
chants Fund. They cannot fail efieetualiy 70
plead its cause in the hearts of the merchants OF
Philadelphia. JOHN NJ ATWOOD,
President.
Philadelphia, January l5 1867
Donations TO the Permanent Fund since March
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INCOME FROM WHARyEs AND MARK ET-
HoUsEs.-From the report OF the Commissioner
OF Markets, Wharves, and Landings, submitted
to the Mayor, it appears that the receipts fro ~
market-hOnses during 1866 were as foIloMs:- |
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
SENGE RBUND
GRAND SKED BALL,
A..iA
JANUARY 81, 1867.

Tickets, 80 90, admitting G ent eman and one LADY
each additional lady's ticket, sl0O. r. r..s
No person will be admitted without presenting the
check. -i
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HOME CERTIFICATES.

lhPORTANT CURES OF OBSTINATE DISEASES.
Charles u. Young, Chronic Dyspepsia, No. l N.
James Brown, Inflammation OF stomach and Bowels
Henry Roger Neuralgia of the Eye, Twenty and
Frederick Wilson, Dyspepsia and Throat Disease
B. +. KMkbrde Epileptic Fits, No. 1920 Market street.
William Morgan, Kidney Disease and General De-
Marcus d. Wilcox, CatarTh OIL twelve years standing
Samuel G.. Wheeler, Asthma OF ten years standing,
Emanuel Rey, AttOrney-atLaw Dyspepsia No. 7O7
Horace Z. Winslow, Weakness of the Kidneys Frank
Ii. c. shurtef, Cancer in Stomach No. s722 Markes
JIM Buist rheumatism. No. 1928 s. Broad street
JUDAH Levy, Bronchial Consumption, No. 432 Market
Edward I. Evans preacher OF the NJ E Church, Dys-
pepsia OF long standing Laryngts, and LumbagO No.
james Nugenj, DEAFNESS for s4 and ringing and
roaring in the mead, Wilmington, delaware.
hOmas Harrop, severe Diabetes, Rose Mills West
GeoTse Grant. Rheumatic Gout long standing, No.
H. N Desiver Chronic pa and InAamrnatory
Rheumatism, 30. 1886 Chesnut street
Edward NcMshon, Consumption, No. 1927 Front
Ricket Chronic Bronchitis Constipation and Con
gestion OF the Brain, No. 5ls Calowhii sleet
Char es N. Dayton, Paralysis of the lower limbs
JUhn Mccormick Diabetes, 20. 1920 Ridge avenue
Charles Z. Buckingham, Urinary Difficulty, No. 1881
Aouila Davis, Chronic Diarrhea, Forrest House.
j. j. Hopes, long standing sciatica, and Enlarged
rSstqe ~ svef Liver
Joseph ". FORSYTH Acute Rheumatism No 1872
Arch street.
Z. Ciouser, General Paralysis, No. AIS n. Second
Many or these persons zoe cured in Ie" than a
NB-The Institution, No 1880 one door from Thir-
teenth street. he only house in this city VIII our
system practised. Unprinciped parties in other
localities, who claim to neat diseases according to
late discoveries, may therefore be regarded with
sNPPfHiYsICIANs and STUDENTS can enter at any tim
for full course Of Instruction in this GREAT Discovery
BOOKS AID THE MOST IMPROVED INsTke
MEETS FURNISHED. ..
An interesting circular mailed by addressing
DRS GALLOWAY, WHITE Il BOhLES,
Philadelphia.
y rlyaQy,
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The receipts from rent of wharves during the
year amounted 10 S42,25O44, making the total
receipts of the department, Ss9, ,4S7.44,
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CELEBRATIoN.-The Sabbath Schools con-
nected with the Union Methodist Episcopal
Church held their annual anniversary last even
ing, in the church, Fourth street, below Arch.
The Rev. G. d. CarrOw, d. D., pastor, presided.
The exercises consisted of singing, dialogues
and recitations by the children, and addres ses
by Messrs. White and Martin.
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while 10 promptly arrests ali HEMORRHAGES. Hun.
dreds o. ply sicians II daay in their practice
give Il theb unqualified recommendation. sold by
agents and dealers
The Medicine is exclusively prepared by the sub
Ecrbers PropIietofs and successors TO T. T. POND TO
whom al orders must be addressed
HUMPHREY s. HOMGOPATHIC MEDICINE CO,
h 0. 562 BROADWAY, New York.
PRICES OF POM 'S EXTRACT.
Six ounce bottles with directions retail ....5O cents
QnaIts IN Dotue.
Liberal discount to Physicians and Dealers.
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A BAD FALL.-Patrick Brogan, % years
of age, drayman, fell Off his dray yesterday,
and broke his leg. The accident occurred In
Pine street, above Fifth.
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MEDICAL.
ErONy's EXTRACT OF HAMAMELIs,
Or Pain Destroyer,

is one OF the few domestic remedies which have come
into general use and favor without putting. II s the
product simple sh- rub harmless in ali cases, and, as
n domestic remedy, unequalled,
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S5,SS5OO
Donation from William r.. White re-
ported in last annual report, money
received since last annual meeting... /, 10000
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-11

TAXING A DIsLIKE.-An ill-natured fell
Low auarreled with his sweetheart on the
day they were to be married. After the
ceremony had begun, he was asked ~
.Do you take this woman to be your
welded wife," etc.
4 He replied, sNow
"What is the reason ?n asked the miuis-
ter. ,s4s s-t see.4 sl
'I've taken dislike to her, and that's
enough" was the surly reply.
The parties retired-the bride in tears
and, after much persuasion, the groom was
induced to have the marriage proceed. 1t
was now the lady's turn, and when the
minister asked the all-important question
Nor said she, resolutely, "I've taken a
dislike to him." s1l
The groom, admiring her spunk, made up
the matter with her as soon as possible,
and a shird time they presented themselves
before the minister, who began the cere-
mony by asking the usual questions, which
Were satisfactorily answered this time. But
to tReastonishment of the party the minis
ter continued: II.
! swell, I'm glad to hear that you are
willing to take each other for husband and
wife. for it's good thing to be of forgiv-
ing tempers. You can go now and get
married where you will-I will not tie the
knot, for have taken dislike to both of
you" ..ar., syDflf
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DR.. R.nTucKER's EXTRA, VISIT

.r>R. .tTucskER W OUID SAY no fS ~
Jf old PATRONS and the public, that he NAV .I
consulted at the GOODALE HOUSE lColnnbus, 4
.daiIyatill the first of April.
IpI Tucker has now visited Co mbus rtEulsrfya II
for over nine years which is sufficient evidence that
be is reliable and successful The great increase q
3 practice REQUIRES this extra visit to Accommo-
date his erous pstients 1t is not necessary TO
enumerate the - U4 EHin45Hss2 ultu e5t42 GnA
) ENrIRE LIST OF CHRONIC DISEASES, aeb
but will merely say my speciality IS tbs WHOLE sb
meh2o-6 .tlsG4R Did y
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MOTHERS WORK.

''Toiling at noon like busy bee,
Teaching the little ones A. B, q;
Hearing the older ones read and spell
! Smiling and prsising when all goes we'll;
Washing and brushing 'twixt work and play
Such is the mothers WORK day by dsyi :
s.Sowing good seed in their path along.
Sowing By action, by word and song;
Never once pausing to count the cost, +
Knowing that much that is sown is lost; I
Bearing prayer in her heart Away.
Su b is 3 mothers life day by day.
"Robing each form for its nightly rest.
Hearing the faults of the day confessed:
Thus at her knee, as her flo ser buds nod,
Sesling and giving the day to God.
p Now may good sngels her watch essay
Angels have watched DER her work all day. y
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ala , REPORT
OF. AN EXAM MINATI0N
81 -OF THE
COUNTY TREASURY,
Is. - September 26, 1867.

COLUMBUS. o., October 8, 1867,
To Hon. John n PrgA,
aifte Prooate Judge Franklin County, o.:
SIR :-AgreeabIy to the authority vested in me
by your appointment as Special Examiner Of the
County Treasury. said appointment bearing date
September %. 1867. proceeded immed ately, and
or to the Treasurer of Fra, kin county
20 count the money in the T. easury of said county,
and to make thorough and complete ilspection
voucr ers toereof for the purpose Of reporting to
you whether the duties business of the office of
Treasurer ad been p. rformed in good faith, and
wi b full ability and capacity, or therwise.
] nand you the following the result of careful
and rigid examination:
find, by reference to the books of the County
Auditor, that at the last annual settlement of the
Treasurer with the County Commissioners Sep
TEN ber 5th 1857 there remained in the Ire ,sury,
at the close of business hours on that day, the
Of NJ, $50 81 This annual settlement lprescrloed
isfed was searching and complete, and from this
data. my examination commenced.
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LECTURES.
IN :. 10 y s<TIiiFl-I III ."|7-l- --I|-I -
PUMPS-.STEAM, POWER AND
HAND PUNGPsa;

HAND FON1PSa02it
-.Tf1ofrr. ansfEsearT o. -a5vi. v1uu
OF ALL SIZES, FOfR. MINES, QUAR-
~ ries, Breweries. D1stilleries, Fectories of all
descriptions. and tor Public or Private Water
Works, &C., DC. The STEAM RAM for feeding
Boilers. and STEAM N SIPH0N-fer raising water
Also Blosoin0 Enginss. -4ir Pumps and all kinds
of Hydraulic and PneUDiatic AdcsisleTy Send for
circulars to Philadelphin Hydraulic orks No. PAT
South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa. .'i-.--
sep7-dlm - srft - yfFTTEaI -gA d.
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The accounts of the office are neatly and accu
rately kept and agree fully with those Of the Coun-
ty Auditor; the papers are orderly and appropri-
are properly stamped and cancelled. each uccn the
day of the receipt The Office is managed with more
claring my belief that the duties thereof are dis
charged in perfect good faith, both with reference
to the laws prescribing the duties of County Treas
urers and the interests of the people Of the County
oct5 DAVID W. BROOKS.