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DIE CHARLESTONER ZEITUNG.

JOHN 4. WAGENER, Editor.
T1SDER THE ABOVE HEAD THE UNDERSIGNED
~ pr pose to publish German Weekly Paper, TO be
tho organ OF the German population. and devoted to the
interests OF this State IN encouraging Immigration and
Industrial Pursuits.
will be represented In Its columns and tho news of the
day will he given.
General JOHN A. WAGNER hns kindly consented TO
undertake the editorial management for the present
SubscrIpton-S3 for Twelve Months; s1.50 for Six
Months; 81 for Three Months. 't
Advertisements inserted ON liberal terms,
G. @. ERCKMANN CO..
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London with the most gratifying results, Does no In
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To
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THE FLORENCE GAZETTE,

TEpSERaSt sam sl Ms1.San snS
Il o ", oao Ih 20 eItend their business in the Pee
.osas,ss Dss ssS'.on " A'S ssVsubsE 70
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Exports OF Riee. Naval Stores and Lumber
from tho Port OF Charleston, from tho n'
September TO October "a, 1907.
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COMMERCIAL.

exports for the Week ending .Thursday,
October ~.
FOREIGN.
BRISTOL, ENG-Per British brig Bellona-585 bbls
Spirits Turpentne, 1884 bbs Rosin,
LOHDOE-Per British bark Elgin-6S6 bbls Spirits Tur
pentine, 1882 bbls Rosin.
ST JOHNS n B-Per Br schr Nayta-oo.S5 feet Sawed
Lumber 10 bbls Tar, 80 bbls Pitch.
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DOMESTIC.

BOSTON-Per schr David Faust-192 bales Cotton, 100
tons loose Iron b3 hhds and bbls Brass Copper &c.
IL bales Rags, II bales Paper. baes Rope, 200 bars
Railroad Iron.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Equstor-12 bags Cot
ton. 1887 bales Upland Cotton, SO tierces Rice, 10
bales Domestcs 90 packages sundriea. 60 empty
Barrels. -. Per steamship Manhattan-2o balos
and 1921 bsles Upland Cotton, ITO bales Yarn 7s
bales Domestios, 81 erces Rice, Is bales Waste and
Rags 46 Packages and sundries. Per steamship
Emily souder-9 bales I and 921 bales Upland
Cotton, 50 bales Yarn. II teroeeRiee, "a bales Do
mestics 1877 packages Fruit Roots and sundries. -.
Fer brig Koystone-o50 bales Cotton, IS bales Waste.
80 casks Clay Per schr Amerisus-S7I haes Cot
ton 81 bbls Naval stores 800 empty Barrels. 20 Pack
ages.... Per sohr Sophia Jamsson-174 bales Cot
ton 200 bbls Rosln.
PHHADELPHIA-Per steamship Aninnos-1es bales
Cotton, AS cssks Rice, IS casks Clay "a bales Rags,
68 bales Yarn, Q bales Feathers. 10 sacks Fruit
50 bbls Rosin 10 bbls Spirits Turpsntne, 20 pack,
ages Furniture, $50 Railroad Wheels and Axleo ~
casks Brandy. $50 empty Casks. % packages MdLe.
BALTIMoRE-Pers steamship Sea Gull.ss terces hoe,
SIT bales Cotton, IL hhds Bones, hid and 18 bales
Hides, % Packages. -. Per steamship PAtapseo-
2llX terces Rice, 800 bales Upland Cotton IA Pack
ages 64 boxes Sundries 18 bales Rags. bales Bags,
Sbalss Hides, roll Leather, Is hhds Bones
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Extract from the City Inspectors Book.
Chairman Committee on Streets.
Charleston, October %, 1867
The Mayor read to Council the following COM
munication, which he had received from the
General command ng this District:
HEADQUARTERS SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT.
CHARIEsToN, S. c., October 49, 1867.
H's Honor A0yor p. O. Ga'aard: @sd:.,..,o. 9 n
Sm-I am instructed by the Commanding Cen
era of this District to Inform you that no election
will be held for municipal officers for the City OF
Charleston, S. c., and the election notice prescr1-
bed by the ordinances OF the city Will not be pup
ished. Very respectfully, SIR,
Your obedient servant,
LOUIS Y. CAZlARC,
A. D. c., A. A. A. G.
The communication was received as informa-
tion.
ELECTION OF CITY ASSESSOR.
The election OF City Assessor to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the death Of MIR. d. q. Gibson,
came UP IN order.
Alderman Marshall Chairman Of the Special
Committee on Retrenchment, moved to postpone
the elect; 4. as the Committee intended to recon-
mend ne alterations IN the Assessors depart
ment.
alderman Steinmeyer offered the following
amendment to the motion:
Resoiued, That Council proceed to the eiectlon
of City Assessor, as advertised, aad that tho
salary Of said officer shall be subject to tho de-
cison Of Council in the report Of the Special Com
mittee on Retrenchments.
The amendment was lost, and tho motion OF Al
derman Marshall adopted.
Alderman Butler, from the Committee on En-,
crossed Bills, reported as having been engrossed
by the Clerk "An Ordinance to provide ior the
liquidation of interest on the debts Of the city,
which accrued the 30th day Of September last"
Alderman Willis objected TO the ratification OF
the Ordinance.
Tho Mayor ruled out the objection on point OF
order, and the Ordinance was ratified IN due
form.
Adjourned. w. II. SMITH,
Clerk OF Council.
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NOTICE TO AUCTIONEERs,

CITY TREASURY OFFICE
OCTOBER 2, 1867.
LII AUCTION ILCENsES EXPIRED BY ORDI.
"A NANCE on 30th September. Renewals viii tie
granted on application at this Office If made during This
Month. s. IHOmAS, Cly treasurer
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, October 23.-ruRPENTNR-rsi in mod
crate inquiry, and but Little coming to market Only
l08 bbs received day. which went at So 60 for virgin
and yellow dip. and 50 so for hard, per $50 lbs.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-The market ts rather hrner 10.
day. and quote sales Of 400 bbs at 6lc and SO do Ut
RosINNSaes of $40 bbls at 50 90 for common; $S for
strained IS 12H for No. IS for low. and 50 80 10
for fair and good No. /.
TAn.-No receipts or sales. :
OorroN-sales to-day of 4S bales at 18c for low mid
ding and tic per lb for midding
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On Trid.y the 18th insL. the New York market nav
ing become depressed the staple hero was oasier peos
being Irregular butgeneraly fell Of from X to 10
h. Sales ss5 bales Low Midding being qnoted at lsh
@1so; Niddling OF 1870. and Strict Middins ss l'e'
Vn.
On Saturday the market bsd On upward ssndencs,
prices advancing somewhat iregulariy but generally
from x@Xc p n. the sales closing Of the lstser I'M
In consequence OF tho rise OF An Hd In tho
Liverpool market Sales 800 bales-say Low Addfns
1s@lsXo, NiddNng TO-. and Strict Aiddlins l7Nc'
pD.
SEA ISLAND CorToN.-Tho arrivals Of this quality
Of the staple continue Of tie most restricted chafsoser
and the business is consequently very light We learn
of tho sale Of 10 bales Of Flordas at 10 46o b and
few bales of fine Sea Islands at 81 ID. and upward.
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Passengers.
Per steamship Emily D Souder. for New YORK
OaptW Corrie, g Russell and wife. Capt Becker
and wife. n NJ zealy, Dol Hayden, Miss NJ Hayden
Miss NJ Hayden, and In steorage.
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port Of Charleston, Oct. "A, 1907.
x,asav1s uspnx 100 TONS, AsD srrnxH1s ooAszzAG
WITHIN THE grATn lxoHrTzD.
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CRISPER COMA.

Obi she was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes, and radiant hair,
Whose curling tondrils, soft entwined,
Enchained tho very heart and mind,
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66 bales Yarn, 3 bales EeatherS, - neckb 1ru1t
50 bbls Rosin, 10 bbls Spirits Turpsntne 10 pack.
ages Furniture, $50 Railroad Wheels and AIles, ~
casks Brandy. $50 empty Casks, % packages MdEe.
SIT bales Cotton IL hhds Bones / hid and IS bales
Hides % Packages. .... Per steamship Patapseo-
2l1X tierces Rice 800 bales Upland Cotton. "A Pack
ages 6O4 boxes Sundres 18 bales Rags, bales Bags,
8 bales Hides, roll Leather, Is hhds Bones
THE CHARLESTON MARKET,
ron THE wRKK ENDING TKURsDAI. OCTOBER "a.
CoTroN-The dullness of tho Northern market
caused the staple hero to be depressed tho first day OF
the week. but In, improved attitude Of the foreign sd
vce With advancing proes caused the rates to harden
until Tues day. when the insolvency of prominent Eng
li.h bank having been announced tho staple, ootn at
Liverpool snd New York. took receding tendency and
the foreign quotations, which opened at $40 and ad-
vanccd to ssd, fell of to 716d.; New York also do
clned from 2sc to 19c q fb. for New York Middnng
and tho rates here which opened at l6 l6c tor Low
Middng leHc. for Middling and l7c for Strict MID
ding improved to 17c for Low Middling, Tx l71o
for Middung and 1s 1sAc q fb. for Strict Middhng;
but on Tuesday tho declining condition OF other markets
caused depression here and prices receded to alohc
for Low Middnng 17c for Middlng. and 17Ho n. Tor
Strict Middling Cotton The market yesterday opened
dull st 10 Decline but closed strong at Hc advance on
the quotations Of the day BEFORE the English market ns
wing improved and regained what 1t had lost
Tho receipts here for the week have boon % bales OF
Sea Island and 6SO7 bales OF Upland against 10 bales OF
Sea Island and ei1o bales OF Upland the week before and
157 bales Sea Island and s2ss bales Of Upland for the
same week last yeAr We Offer the following report OF
the operations In this market for the week Just closed:
On Monday the further advance In tho Enghsh markss
induced holders to sten thor rates. and with htei
stock which restricted the operations Of purchasers
caused prices to improve from to No. b Sales Sso
bales; Low Mddling being quoted at 1Tc, Mddlng as
17@17Xc and Strict Mid ling OF $780, the last'r grade
however. being generally held above quotations.
On Tuesdsy the news OF financial troubles at Liverpool
with receding rses at that point and New YORK; caused
prices to recede about 10. b. Sales $40 bales; Md
ding being quoted OF 17c.. and Strict Mddtns ut 10
@1SXc q n.
On Wednesday prices declined k9xo. y ID. sales
7O5 bales; Low Mddng being quoted ct 1o@l6%c Md
ding at I7c, und Strict Mddling at Tx y rs.
Yesterday the early transactions were at rates generally
No. q H. lower, but on tho announcement TINT LIVER
pool had improved the loss IN prce early In the day was
rscsined and In addition improvement OF 10 ID
esabshed Sales 6i5 bales viz: Of 1bo, IA ss l6x.
so q. 15 Tat 1 at 16. 70 at 1s, 80 Of 1ex 70 ss
IT, o2 st TX, 1M Of Tx. at TN, and ss lsc. "s
quote: "
Low Middhng. ....................''..'1o yytTgH
GiddIng. ..........''''. y1.z1
Strict MiddunS. '.''A>spA'~
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE October la-CoYTEE-Market continues
dull and prices heavy We report sales OF Sov oags ar
prime Rio ct l6H l74c gold Today az tne E1cnaneo &
saesroom offered OF auction, by Grafton Dorsey 2oo
BAGS Laeusyra Of which bags only were eold OF 2oc
ourroncy, residue withdrawn
CorroN-Receps are quite froo but the demand con-
tnues Light and confined to actual wants OF spbners
We have only TO report sales Of several small lots ncud-
ing good style Of low iddng ct TX cts, and iddnne
Upland at 18 q 18Hc.
FIoUp-we notice tho receipt of Northwestern Spring
wheat Supor and Extra; the Supers are quoted Ss
76 sales of 100 bbls Northwestern Extra at ply oo zo
bbs Ohio and Northwestern Supers o. Ply. ~, mesS -
ern Winter Wheat Flour tcarce. Some inquiry s, ioA
CITY Mills standard Extra but we are not advseo OF any
sales. :, .roo hrsh.,.
GRAM wheat Offerings composed OF Sooo ousnee 1e
white and $3.50 bushels red the markcI was agnn 70
cents lower; sales include 200 bushels prime
white OF 90 80; 1000 bushes prime and choice Maryland
red at % 70 rs; $500 bushels prime and choco fes
sylyania do st % 67 1000 bushels medium graaes
at 81 6 1900 bushels inferior @ ana ,ar Sa,O,S U1
receysd market dull small sales OF whlte at 81 90 ~
now do at 81 0s 49, 17OO bushels yellow at 81; a9o
do Western mixed 81 ST. Oas-760O ousneis oneIe% o
$500 bushels good to prime SOLD az ~ receyed
l6O bushels prime Pennsyluan only spa ~ " p'i
bushel
PBov1sIoNs-Are still inactive, though WIN % nSn' @
socFs holders are steady Bacon-Souhern orders con-
tinue TO be filled OF IA for Shoulders, iT ro
1sc for clear rib Sides-uncoyered Hams are sens ~
a oOc and fnncy Western brands 25 26c Laru 10 Jo9
biS st I4o for City l4Kc for Western Mess PORK
We ouots at s24 5Os Is p bbl-ousde for retail iots
RioE-Market still dull; we quote for Caronna ioa
l0Kc b. No inquiry for ast lnoln m ~, ,-ceo tavo,
SuaAn-Nothng doing; market duu ana prices ia,1
bnyers though n the absence OF sales no quotaoie
change can be made. In, -. 6.. ,o.,
sAITIThe market Is unchanged; we stu quote ios oss
from dealers Liverpool Fine ct q 10 ~ ana 90
C,ronnd Alum 50 20 o 80 p sack. Turks Island %
6Oc q bushel for lots from store
WHsKKY-No transactions reported eo-oay'
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PUBLIC NUTICE.
.,xrx,rv rr.r

OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,
Janunry 5, 1851
nUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDEk
tho following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery from this Office. s. THOMAS,
CITY Treasrrer
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MONEY MARKET.
Tho New York Evening Post, Of Tuesday, October ~,
says:
Tho loan market is quiet the rate for call loans being
ner cent and for discounts 7e II, names not In
favor being difficult Of sale. "a
vsnced fraction and the tone OF feeling Is rather Inn
proving Railroad sharos not very acuve ana quo-
Hons. though higher, are fuctuatnS and unsettled.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, octobsr 22.-FIouR Sc.IIno marke.
for western snd State -four under hDorn arrivals ana
onfv moderate local demand s 10 2bc lower on the
low and medium grades with slight concession On the
better brands az -, 49,. .oo
Southern -four Is 10 1bc lower and duh Sales OF 200
bbs at SIO So l2 TO for TO good oxta Georgia
and Virginia, and s1216 IA 90 for trade and family
brands. .,.
however closing tame ut the improvement The demand
is chiefly for export though in part tor milling
Oats are nrmer and quite active The demand is
chiefly speculative The sales are 70OoO pasn oo ana
western at 81 aSIHc. and State at 81 81 80.
Corn opened better but buyers held of and prices DO
clined DC per bush Tho inquiry is chiefly local. the
speculative demand having subsided
market for pork is mol very GcuVo 10
dny hut prices sre better and firm at tho close Tho
sales cash and regular are l75O bbls OF sl oS Il 70
for mess ,
at l2X and 80 boxes city long ribbed at 1SHc both for
CHxEssEThesCheese market is firm, and the demand
fair We quote Is follows: State factory good to choice
a b, new, is 10 cents; State. fair to good' 10
ioc State dairee, choice, II l2hc.; Engish dsiry'
Conn, 10 tic; English dairy. Ohio. l6 lIo'; YER
mont dairy, good to choice. ID. IL i4c.; pine
apple. 10 21c; Ohio. prime, 13 l4c; Ohio mctory
good 10 choice. II o 15e.
CoFPER-Rio is quiet but prices are unchanged.
MoLAssEs-The market is dull and prices arc lr1e-
gulnr. ~ .uo
NAVAL SToREs-Are generally dull, but prices are
without change Tho quotations are: Spirits Iurpenune
free. per gallon IS 66h cts. Spirits Turpen-
dne In bond per gallon, AZ 48c Crude Turpcnnne In
bbs per $50 TONS a 75 g. Rosin, common, In Dds per
lbs % 80 as 75 Rosins strained IN Dds per zoo
lbs, IS rs 80; Rosns No 2. in bb;s, per 2So lbs
$9 SIX A. Rozins Mol IN bbls, per 2S0 lbs "a Is WI
Rosins pale in bbls per $50 lbs s6 IS 6 Nosns e3
tra pale, IN bbls. per $50 lbs, 90 90 . 2o homns
window glass; in bbls, per $50 lbs, 81 90 90 lar
North County, In bbs, per Dbl, s3 Is $685. Lar. WI
mngton In bbls per bbl S3 75a4 Pitch, CITY In Dds
per bbl SO 75a425; Pitch. southern In pos' per Do
s3 rs a425. ,
RIoE-Is In moderate demand and steady sales oflOO
tcs Carolina OF OK q 10c.
suaAH-Raw sugars ore moro active, prices. however
arc rather weak OF M 11zc for fair to good rehnlnB
Refined arc dull at 18H 16Zc for hards.
WH1sKKY-The market Is steady. Saics OF ZVo ops III
bond ct IS 38c for new and DOC for Old. =, am
FnEIoHrs-To Liverpool 200 bbls hour at Ss, z5,ooO
bush wheat at and 90 bales cotton at ana per
steamer 2600 bush wheat at 1Sd 1000 baee cotton ~
TIC I'd for compressed and uncompressed and ~ hnds
tobacco OF 46s To London a. 500 bushels wheat ct ls
l1Xd.
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v,,rrrS IN THE PORTION OF CAVE HILL CEMETERY
LOUISVILLE. allotted 10 THE UNION DEAD, BY aEokaE
ID. PRENTICE
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BY the use Of

There comcth glad tdings OF Joy TO oil,
To young and to old, to gicat and to small;
The beruty which onco was 30 precious aud rare,
Is free for all. and all iaay be fair.
aE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-13

Besfox, july 18.-Tbe Aussiean
and IN adjoining building occupied b
Goes, was busut this morning. Loss
900 70 e95. 600; Insured for el0, 900.
The boilsgs Of The Felton Cettea Nj
pledsa easly tlsis oosnisg. The eng
David Hsnch W. killed, and superi
Pl.aasr haa 18Th legs and aslAs9 b.
A dfs0an bad BIZ n ifDctueed .,
otherwise injured. Five II The femal
pssatives VEN iBorU or less scalded.
Of the boilers vas thrown int The mil
Tie another was can led esse . square {
The east end u tie building y dsosli
A man samsd xsyse wss isond 10 The
end there may Be oose thsfe. The a
owned BY J. B. Bilnss 1 Co.
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The House let evsnins in respon
the Senate appointed Stssens, Boutwe
Heloan - . conference comniteee q
3. boooprUt Men III. *tSf.f
Chiof )ustieo ChaDe has eeoe 70 Sef1
Ameag the papers ssnt 10 the Hous
terday on the administration reeonstr
case are The tSlloving ccmmunicasiona
Gen. Grant to Gen. Sheridan, Jun
"GExERAL:--I see Q dispatch from
ing.on announcing that the Secretary O
and myssN favored . sspsimand for
actioa in renevine the Governor Of II
ana. vas not even in the city atthe
There is not enc word Of truth in the 81
Gen. Grant TO Gen. Sheridan, June
"Eoforcs POUR constrnction Of the
~ bill until ordered to do otherwise.
opinion Of the Attorney GeoefA ha
been distributed to district command
language or manner emitting it to The
Of an order, nor can suppose the
President intended il to have such
Gen. Sheridan 70 Gen. Grant, June
"Ths sesu,t Of Mr.. 6taabsrrr's epiil
now beginning 10 show itself By d
opposition to ell acts Of the military
msrders. by impeding and rend
helpless the civil sdloses
undse bis appointment. For insO
the mayer Of the CITY notified the
mon eonncil thst one and quarter IN
Of illegal money has deem issued ID
Comptroller Of shs treasury. The COZ
council reuse to in .estiyste 70 ssc1
the facts. The city attorney refuses !
out an injunction to stop the issue.
The Hesald's Leaven worth special
"A fight I ,ok place near Fort Walla J.
sAs seth nll, IL which six cavalry mel
killed and the soldiers driven hack
Fort. ,
1 A uon<commksioncd officer cAptur(
the Indians was mutilatcd and tort ure
most horrible manner.
Thirteen colored soldiers bad died a
Parker from cholera.
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WASHINGTON.

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$500. 'ee vi tne aires. vi MIS-
-h,,n - 81. ~, -, .osveIsenon WIN heI IN
tho, .,.~ '0 h.I ,o o,s 80 S.I noosn .. CLOCK
- a .' Ne. ~. sCon ourr~" 10. Two
49, =, .h h h"n ~. - Ssnsus. cCiored NO
S..., !" .ne nousc also said sne nad not seen
NJ mon. ~
~ ~. su.r.,, s ".so .essintd 70 the arrest
Ne, a., .sr.s A. S.n - s'u sns naG not seen
w;.- 81 s'- "a so W":ns oI Nicnmonu.
80 ~. 'o ..a. we'cnmI I 20 lepoH - ms
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rn. ~ ~. .,!as os ~ eaeeuoo did
nu. s s soon ou..S y nome tnas dsy. he
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wnness ~ ~ Mt.e!Oss 2! nome. he
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.s o W. ~. ~ ~ ~ wocnmsn caoseee Wit
- - 1u ~ WIG nan VIC useo % come there
n ~. He neveI pesceo d nome -
I. ~. .uc. "n. n.:s ~, Knew PIN = Fayne
:. sue SCn y1s.y snsI ~ introduced TO
wsscy Wsccmen - woo0. Dufing sup.
~ ~. ~ n see nasns Q! .nc assasslosliou VT
~ uu .oD eUsus Up sta'rs; tney
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rcs ..m ~ S..s =. "a A.. wno W
wstr.S -: ~. W,ss 49, ~ s ~. rnI r.
I'M vere ssesan~ him m, ~s.s... 4. y ELL
- retir.d' IsSxsns -,te"ss n.y. e yI I4ss
Ana m. Anrr.tt n ~. rs.ics W... .
Ala no -. -. .ns~ EI~..
r.. an S",rsss S,S ~, oos,e cssn s.s ~ Sne
v.lk m M dovn visk -, 49, :; u;S nSs
snd ssf,Vsichm"r :" -. q. ' -. y. i ..uo'
tions neither fi,d he r>rIv ~ a;3 -. 49,. -.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-13
MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, July 12.-Richard Daj n
ok.keeper for Nichaus, krite & Coz :.
United suicide, last Wednesday, in b
quence Of the discovery Of q eeries
beszlements amounting to 81. 500 or !
A large herd Of government cattl /,
driven away from Fl. Laramie by {,
dams on the 9Th inst
ST. LouIs, Jolly 13.-The Theatre K
iqus, on Fifth street between Fl \
Avenue and Washington street was d
destroyed By fire ct two o'clock this c
ing. The origin Of the fire is I'M 10
The loss and insurance not ascertain
A special from Junction City, b
says:-Cholera broke out ct Fort d
June 2sth. since VII n over dozen 4 d
u The 8Sth Colosed Infantry, and '
citizens, Including Geo. K. Eston AMI "
Edwards Of the Quartermastsr Depa1 b
and brother Of Capt. Aims have l.
There are now nearly 20 soldiers
hospital with cholera. Seven citid Z
Sslis. and one ct Junction City also !,
Major Cooper, OF the 7th Cavalys q
himself in the head in Temporal 81 y
sanity, while on the march With Gel {
tar.
The volunteer cavalry is rapidly d !,
ct Fort Harke.
The Indians have gone to receive b
annual goods from Major WINK h
Leavenw0rth. The Smoky Hill n },
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-13

Iris A RKMARkADLE FACT
that the mortality experienced
on large policies Of life assurance
Is less than on small ones. The
average amount of each policy
issued by the Equitable Life A $
surance Society in 1866. was
81 $50. while the percentage OF
losses was but 1920. An aver
age policy Of the Mutual Life for
the same period was 80, 5O4 !;
percentage Of loss 1894. WASH
ingtou, q, 400; loss 1914. Ger
mania, $500; loss $500. Uni.
ted States, $2,s9s; loss 1927
All these are cash companies !;
and the rates IF some sixteen
note companies exhibit q similar
commentary, showing greater
mortality on small than on large
policies. The cause is attributed
to the fact that the wealthier
classes, who are abba 70 assure
for the largest amounts. enjoy
those constant comforts and SAM
tsry privileges, and lead that
regular course Of life which %
m materially promotes longevity
The Equitable Life Assurance
s Society issues policies on . single
life up to the amount Of 495.000
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