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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-04

The PENNSYLVANIA PAPRRs, not Of the
Republican faith, speak in the highest terms
of Hon, H. w. Williams, candidate for Su-
prcrne Judge, just nominated by that party.
The Pittsburg Leader, Independent says
Judge Williams is known here as man
whose personal character Is above suspicion
or reproach, and who unites to acomprehen-
sive mind, habits of great industry and ap-
plication. Possessed of attachments of q
high order, he is yet close and yigilant
student, and will worthily fill the office for
which he has been named by his political
friends, He is in no sense q politician, nor
has he been political Judge. We do not
believe his decisions will ever be framed to
meet the emergencies of any party, but will
be invariably based on principles Of law and
i,lstice
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-04
IGNORANCE AND VICE.

In the effort now being made TO educate
the colored citizens Of this State, only one
class OF people join. Another numerous
and wealthy nlass. interested lust as much
in the good order of Society, and the secu-
rity of personal and property rights, stand
aloof, and if they do not really oppose, per-
sistently sneer at the movement. Governor
Salisbury, at the outset Of the attempt, did
so little credit to his own intelligence and |
his official position, as to intimate his strong
doubts, whether colored people could be |
educated at all, and if they could whether
it would prove an advantage either to them
selves or the community.
This is as strange position as it is unfortu-
nate, yet Governor Salisbury and his news
paper at Dover have never approached near
er to lberality or philanthrophy on this
question.
Look, for moment, at the case.
Experience has amply taught that Igno
rance is the twin companion of Vice. The
ignorant fall most readily into crime, and
furnish always the large proportion of in
mates for jails and aims houses.
Yet in the face of this most apparent and
t fully acknowledged fact it remains to be
stated that for one-fifth its people the State
of Delaware provides nothing whatever of
public education. Even her general School
system, defective as it is, and conveying on
q " limited range of instruction, is forbid
n den TO the colored peoplel
a Is this wise? Is it prudent? Is il good
! policy for those who wish to see society
4 safe. and law maintained? We do not in
ouire whether it is lust, or Democratic, OF
i Christian; whether rights 90 by color, ant
: immortal souls are confined to white com
- nlexions. But we do saw that society owe
y il to every individual member that he shall
= have the highest deoree Of education nossi
- ble. If II neglects him. if If refuses hin
10 even the smallest onportunitv Of acouirin,
: knowledge. ~ If tramnles him down an,
!, checks NV cold carelessness or omen onnosi
/, tion his every attennt nj imnrovement-
"a the State of Delaware now does-will it II
~ tboupht strange that the records Of on
~ courts should he swelled with recruits ft
all vice and crime? Do you, Christian poop
. of Wilmington, wonder that your lock-u
FIJI is full, that the Mayors docket is crowde
10, with lists of cases, that the Aims House j.
ceived, in 1866, two hundred and seven
al | persons from our beautiful City? Rehe
RAJ for moment how large portion of W
ON mngton's population is left uninstructed al
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-04
N W1INER Pl Y asS5F EDro-s paoralrroa.
10 WILMINGTON, DEL:
THURSDAY, JULY 4th, 1867.

The REPUBLICANS of Maine, at their State
Convention on Thursday, re-nominated the
present Governor, the gallant General Cham
berlain. He was one of those whose ser
vice to the country in her hour Of necessity
is the sure passport to the love and conf
dence of the people.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-04

THE DAILY c0af8fERoLAL is
isssied every afternoon, ercopt S,naaoy'
IT Is the only Daily Pepper in Wstnaa'a9-
ton, and the State Of Delasoare. Terms,
Sir dollars per a,anun1, or 1agelve cents
a neck Single copies Thpea9@ets.
THE DELA WARE TIN NE "
issued from the CONNER cL4x ooicds
every Thursday nsofs1iRg, asst latailss
principally reading ~ lter f5asb1sshed "
tho Daily. IT De the largest paper, and
contains BY far the most reading matter
of those published on the Peninsula
Terms, THO dollars per amman.
THE COMMERCIAL JOB OFFICE
is amply provided with printing mater
sal of the latest styles, and our work Is
done ogsscl to philadelphia Offices, and
at no higher rates.
THE oFFTCEof the COMMERCIAL
and TRIBUNE Is at $40 Market Street,
Wilmington, Delasoare. Entrance od-
joining the City Hail. (. ss
= ~ JENKINS d ATKINSON.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-04
II, Eaassu NEW ROUTE
E2H &195a*se4%Astd172 To TIE

SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST, Nina
Steamboat train Of Delaware Rail h9su al SO5
leaves wilmington daily Sundays exceptea'l ~
+. NJ. connecting with the fine Steamers
City of Norfolk and Lady of the haA sn,s
For Portsmouth and Norfolk, Va. AT trsins Of
seabord and Roanoke Railroad for Weldon, na' md
Charlotte Wilmington, Charleston Ports
all Southern Points. Returning, boas ,u n arrival
mouth at p. NJ, Saturdays excepted, o,seeld 81
Of the Southern train; passengers leave C q
800 A: NJ. and arrive at Wilmington az : ~ w ony 81
Portsmouth with seaboard and Roanoke Rail a SsnS;
but at Norfolk with an unbroken X. r. line rea"Scng
the Mississippi at Memphis, and whose conA'
''nes 'ea'n "'' p''''' ~ '''0 '''' Il. q. sEwALl
does supt. Del. r. r. Line
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-04

Can any reasonable doubt be entertained
of the stability of bank whose directors al
ways show great reserve when questioned
about its affairs grayely asks Mr.. Punch,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-04

Our NEWS COLUMNS chronicle again an oc-
currcnce which affords US indnitepain and
regret, not alone as an infraction oflaw. It
should be remembered that the guilty alone
must bear the punishment.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-04
PAIN T IN G :.
S. N. FOG g

s.. N. FO G. Ct,
House, Sign and Ship Paintsi'
Has removed to sos SIMPLIFY STREET, Wi IN i
ton, Del, where he will continue the business
Its branches. oontinl
Grateful for past favors he still solicis ,a cS
az RESInHN OE-No. 11oa West Street.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-04
TT, EHl PHILADELPHIA, WI.
kSfa lsss:ss5sfs...Ifi5jsxl MINGT0N AND BALTIMORE
RAII. ROAM TIME TABLE

.,1 mIIM IN. M HNp DAHrI'ohH
RAIL hoAD Ilmh iAbLn.i3
COMMENCING MONDAY, JUNE 3D., 1867
Trains will leave Depot corner BROAD STREET |
AND WASHINGTON AVENUE, as follows
WAY-MAIL TRAIN at $50 A. NJ, Sundays c1Cep
teA,) for Baltimore stopping at all regular stations
CONNECTING with Delaware Railroad at Wilmington
for CrisileId and intermediate stations.
EXPRESS TRAIN at 1850 A. NJ Sundays excep
EXPRESS TRAIN Of $50 p NJ Sundays except
ed,) for Baltimore and washington stopping Al she
ter, Thurow, Linwood, glaymont Mim .s NV
port, stanton, Newark EIkton, NORTH East .nares
town, Perryville, Hayfe-ue.5raSe hpefdeem, retl
mans, Lakewood, Magn0na, Chasesanu s palia
Bun Uo T M ~ Nn,g Castle Mddlstown
invton smvrns Dnyer Camden. Felton,, Harrington
M,,yy,rd Scsrnrd Ssllsbnry' Princess Anne and
bi,orui nen 70. T,, IA ,ith bout for Norfnk pols
oonn9.', a,,sa a. tho Snnth "'''' '''''
%I,, arI ExpRESS AZ II m p NJ fDailyl for Bali.
MIL i W ~ nnS ~ AA"o - -'-'' ND"'''"
more and Mas n a from BaIt,more for FORTRESS
Az
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-04
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.

Additional to those above win leave Smyrna for
Clayton 1900 noon $50 10 p Nj land Clayton lsi
smyrna 1UO $40 A. d. 815 P. M, to make conntSt
Trains leaving Crisfeld 800 A. NJ, and Wilmiilgul
gong Sonln az 6.06 p. NJ, will run In close col,, M
lion with Steamboats, to Norfolk and Porlsnel Ia
and New York. They will stop the Delawal I'M NJ
lane only at principal stations at which thel' ''r'
Ia stated. , y
Passengers between Baltimore and Delaware n o,Sr
Line, who prefer il, can stop in Wilmington over
night, and proceed next morning. -,.,,,ors
Passengers from Delaware r. r. Line, TO pa ~ al
ternoon train at N G. Junction Passengers Ir lul
Baltimore to DEL r. r., change cars at N. u JUN
K. q. sEwALL, Jra D
Snnprinteudent Del r. y.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-04

THE REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION Of Penn
sylyania met at Williamsport on wednesday,
and nominated Hon. II. w. WILLIAMS, OF Az
legheny county, one of the best Ilnf1sts ana
finest u,en in the Stats, for Judge ofthe' Su7s
sttensS Eaurs Hon, Francis Jpfdan3was ri IF.
Appreciated dhshnap.of the tate Commit;
Esse, y post wAiah " ably fnsa last autumnF N
Xspsa mi oratp much neeaN iegislNs
ton, for the lack Of which Delaware suffers
serious loss and great Inconvenience, is a
General Corporation Act 1t should not be
necessary, particularly while the Legislature
continues to hold Its sessions only once in
two years, that all business interests which
need formal incorporation, should be under
the necessity Of waiting for its action. In
Pennsylvania, authority has been granted to
the Courts to. issue Charters of incorpora-
ton, in a numerous class of instances. II
has operated well and beneticially, and we
are sure would do as well in Delaware.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-04

The Washington Library Company,
WILL AWARD
Three Hundred Thousand Dollars
IN PRESENTS
TO THE .SH1 REH0LDERS,
on Wednesday, Sept. 25th, 1867,
AT PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
or at the Institute, Riversidle, ~. y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-20

WASHINGTON. April l9.-The nomioaaion
Of Mr.. Raymond as Minister to Austria, was
laid on the table in the Senate this after.
noon. The Senate refused TO express an
opinion - TO whether the mission was
vacant or not
Passed Assistant Paymaster Francis +.
GillsA has been detached from duty at JET
ferson Barracks and ordered to settle &C.
counts.
The receipts of customs from April eth
TO the.13,b, was $2,9.5,769 81. A decrease
from 1.-The last statement ID shown al all
points except Baltimore.
The Senate, after protracted debate
postponed the nomination of Ii. ]. Ray
mond as Minister 10 Austria. until mex,
December, thus retaining for the present
Mr.. Motley in that position.
The Senate was in executive session three
hours. or until half past 10 o'clock, and
confirmed the following nominations:
L. s. Attorney. l.. Warren, Yves,
District Of Tennessee
U. 8. Marshall. NJ. Tameny, West
Tennessee =. j. Heron, District Of L.,ui
siana.
Pension AGENT. +. Clements. Mscor
City. Missouri.
Reconsideration s. Mcclure Woos
ter, Ohio.
Assessor of Internal Revenue-F. X
Cyheai, Sixth District OF Tennessee.
Collectors of Internal llevenue.-W w
Webb. 9th District. Tennessee j. NJ Cash
man, 81 District. Missouri.
| The Senate rejected tn following collect
ors OF Internal Revenue: John w David
son, Missouri Chas. A. Marshall, 9th Dis
trict, Kentucky
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-20
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND

at was early In the spring of 80 that this COM
pound " ~ orlginsied. member osry family 1ss
afflicted with irritation of the thyat attended with
a disagvecabie cough. ] had for some rnonthe pre-
your thought thst preparation having for ns basis
the nside bark of white pine might be 90 conpound
Cd 10 he very useful In dlsess OF the throat snd
lungs. 10 test the value u Ii In be allnded 90,
compounded . email Quantity ~ the medicine that
had been planning, and gasc Il IN tesepoonlui 90
res. The result was sugly gratifying. Within
two days che Irritation " the throat rcm0veds
the cough subsided and . speedy elected
eOon after this Gent to lady In Londonderry.
n. n. who had been suffering for soGe week. nom
. bad cough. occasioned by sudden cold. ana had
raised mucus strcahed with blood. She soon found
relief and cent for She took about ten 0unecs
OF IT, and got well + B Clarke. Esp editor Of the
MaacAester Daily Mirror made trial IL The came
psepArnblun Ia thu OF 8esvcrecod and was cured
Immediately. lie was highly pleased with the re-
suls and confident In success attending is sales
up.acsd before the public that he finally persuaded
me % give II naSne and eend II abroad IN benefit
the suffering. In November. 1895. nrst advertised
u under the name OF White Pine Compound. In two
Manchester alone one hundred dollars WORTH whore
took the lead 4 all the cough remedies In tho mar
kct. and u -til maintans that position. There il
good reason for she IL very soothing and he aps
In Its ature. Is warming to ths stomach aud
withai TO the taste. and II exceedingly cheap.
"As "A remedy for kidney complait 10 the White
Pine Compound stnnds unrivaied. II was not orirt
hated for that purpose but porson using Il for
cough was not only cured OF cough, but was aIeu
cured Of kidney difficulty u ten pears stand NJ
Since that discovefy any have
used II for the sAne complaint. and have becn Com
pictciy cured
Since then. as In Manchester. the White Pine Com
pound has taken the lead Of all Cough remedies AZ
well preparation for the cure OF Kidney dine nj
tee. IN every city, town. village aud hamlet through
out the Ncw England states.
This remedy IL safe and pleasant to take az II
efYsctus
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-20
LATE NEWS,
EXTRA SESSION OF SENATE.

WARRINGTON. April 19.-SEsArE.-Mr.
Wilson returned 10 the Senate.
Mr Henderson offered a resolution pro-
viding TO be printed f,r the use Of the SEN
at, 10000 copies Of the report Of the Secre-
.ary of The Interior. giving information Of
the number, location, &c, Of the various
tribes Of Indians, and 500 COPIES for the use
OF the War department. Referred TO Com
mit,ee or Printing
The Senate then went into Executive
session
On re opening the doors, Mr.. Anthony
offered resolution, which wss adopted, Tor
the appointment of committee 10 wait on
the President and inform him that, unless
he had come further communication 10
make, the Senate would adjourn tomorrow
at 4 o'clock.
The Chair appointed nessrs. Fessenden
and Johusop said committee.
The Senate then resumed Executive ~
sion.
At subsequent stage OF the proceedings.
Nj. Anthouy, from the above NAMED com.
mittec, reported that they had pssformed
the duty assigned them. and that the Prssi'
dent requested them 10 inform the Senate
that be would TO day make some further
Executive communications, but at present
he knew Of no reason why the Senate
should not adjourn Ut the time feed
The Senate took Q receso from . 20 7:SO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-20
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE O. IOWA,
scorr cousrr, $.
In The District Court:
N. w. Davis, Js. rs. Thomas Hubbard, Hez-
ekiah E. Mason, Theodore Cole, Jeremiah
Plympton, Charles Bennett. Rodolphus
Bennett, Mehos Carpenter, Porter No
Kinstry, T. ID. Brewster, Ira Stockwell,
the Sterling & Rock Island Railroad Com
pany, Davenport. Rogers & Co., Phelps,
Bliss & Co., Robert Bell, Thomas Mar
shall, William Marshall. Buell., Hill
& Granger. Merriam Irwin, Samuel
Craig, Raswell & Co., Y. D. TWeedy
& Co., Miner L Bro, George Pes
gram, James Milligan, Hiram Miller,
Sophia NJ. Bridges, Otis +. Richmond,
Porter, Mute, White & Bayley, Thomas P.
Schofie'd, WIN. Graydon 4 Co, John
Thompson, Eliza Temrleton, Abijah L.
Goodrich.
TO I'll Of the above named persons
Your ere hereby notified that there is
now on iIle il the Office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court Of said Scott county, . peti>
ton or N. w. Davis, Jr., praying that the
title to the following described seal estate,
sitaeAsd u Scott county, owestoyyit: The
sosth east qunstes oe the north wet Quarter
q Sec1ioo 1to. two ~ 10 township No. ~.
euey>nins (70). north Of sanos No. hse ~
80 q tho'nfih r. n, and which mi -
tate i plated, ssb>d,vided aad recorded -
Neson & Hubbard's addition % Princeton,
be Quoted in him and that you and Zach Of
ron be forever barred, estopped and forcloss
ed from setting up any claim or title thereto
in law or equity, and for particulars you are
referred to said petition; and unless You ~
pear thereto and defend, on or before noon
IL The second day Of the next term Of said
Court, 10 be holden on the first Monday Of
Nay, A. ID. 1867. default will be entered
against you and Judgment rendered thereon
for The relief therein claimed with costs. !.
BROWN 4 -6CLLY,
nh2O .doav Plaintiffs Atty's.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-20
radfey's Duplex Elliptic Skirt

NERY FLEX1BLE, FOLDED EASILY
when in use to occupy . small space ma
king the most Agreeable SKIRT worn. /. ell
sizes. At Wholesale and Resailby
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-20
radley's Duplex Elliptic SKIRT,

nnt tLEAlbLE, fOkDhO EASILY
when IN use 20 occupy q small space ma
asne the most Agreeable SKIRT worn. In eli
sies, at Wholesale and Retail hy
HERzBERG. GOODMANk AGO.
ra0acy'. Daplcx Elliptic akarp.
VEL .LEAisLE. FOLDED EASILY
ktag Ne lost Agresahls SKIRT ~a,r -,
$40, - Wholesale and kssa,l by :" AZ
hhuoE CAuARr.
DraAley's DoPlex Ellipsac 9E1-e-
VTBRY rLkxlBLR. FOLDED RAIN
whea ID uBe 70 ocsupy . small spsce m.
kine the most Agreeable skirt wofn. In 81,
sisss. Il Wholesale end Retail By
~ q. B. ST9EEPER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-20

NEW York, April 19-Advices from
Grey.ovn, Nicaragua, to the 10;h inst. are
received. The new President has appointed
Gen. Don Thomas Martinez, as Minister to
England. II is understood that his mission
will have reference to the settlement Of the
claims Of the Republic against the United
States. for damage ionc by the Walker raids
and the Greyt0wn bombardment.
We have advices from Rio Janeiro, Marcel,
10. and Bucnos Ayers, February 1G.
Marquis Coxles, who commanded the Al
lies, aud Lopez. the Paraguayan Presiden,
and commander. are both busily engaged In
ehtrenching and terrifying.
Brazilian omcere are continually return.
ing 10 Rio Janeiro perfectly disgusted with
/ the war
Enlistment Of slaves In Brazil ssill con
unues and numerous wealthy persons are
making presents OF large numbers to the
Government.
A fight took place at Curopacity on the "a
of February in which all the iron.clads but
one and the land forces all around the line
were engaged. The loss of the Paraguay
ans is supposed to be severe, although no
lodement was effected by tie attacking
party.
Proposals for peace by the American min.
ister are being seriously considered, al.
/ tuoeEh my 0CiC Itt very well IeCiev(Q al
first
The Brazilian navy in the La Platte con.
tis's OF thirty five vessels, las guns and 1000
men.
The Express car Of last nights Express
train west, on the Erie road, took ilre, near
Chemung Station. from sparks from the en-.
CINE, and Was totally destroyed. The con.
tents were consigned to parties in the West.
u care OF the U. >. and Merchants Union
Express. Loss 100000 The safes. con.
tanning money packages, were saved. The
hxpress messengers had q narrow escape.
Fourteen thousand bushels OF corn were
sent to Mobile. to day by the Southern lie.
lief Association
All the carpenters, except about one hun.
ored have returned to work at four dollsrs
: Gay. Those who are still striking are
taxing subscriptions TO . fund where with
they intend starting in the city a co orera.
tive carpenters shop.
ihe Plasterers Association will not ash
An increase Of wages ii the Governor signs
the eight hour law.
II is reported that Maximilians forces
have retreated without giving battle.
kumors are rite that No Ljbersl forces
have been defeated and are suffering for
want of supplies.
Consul Godfrey received Z letter from
General Corona In reference to operations
ut Queretaso. dated March Is, which states
tnat the Liberals made . reconnaissance in
force. btinging on an engagement which
lasted eight hours. and resulted in driving
!ne lmperialists from some Of their most
important positic "a.
The Liberal forces number 2s,OON ssd The
lmperialists 10000.
rlacido Vega was ct Aazatlaa tour dass
indisguise. conspiring viii pollsical ffjen6s.
and Impressed the belief that the party At
Sinalos proclaim him Governor.
IL IS 81 that ~ soon as Macmillan il
out oil Mexico strong pressure will be
made upon the Juarcz Government for the
cession" III Lower California to the United
States
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-20

CHIcAco. April 2o.-The Journals Des
Moines special says The flood remains
about as yesterday. The Des Moines rive,
rose slowly all day yesterday. Work on
the levees continues and he y atc.s are thus
kept back on the north side
George Whitaker OF this city has bean
appointed to superintend th,, erection of the
United States Post Of!ic., building in this
city and Gen. j. w Williamson IL to dis
burse the money. The stone will b broueh,
from Nauvoo.
Tie Right of.way Assessors on the Chr
cago, Rock Island 4 Pacific r. X. have
closed their work and report oil clear to the
city.
CnicAeo, April 20.--Thc Journals spcc-
ial from Springfield to-day says :-George
N. Hubbard, was tried ct Petersburg Mersid
county during the current week for thu mur
der Of man named Leightner, during last
fall. He was acquitted on the ground thas
the homicide was committed in self-de-
fence.
The Coan and Ten Brooke casrises man.
ufactory Of Chicago. capital stock Si60, 900,
and the Mclean county Coal Company Of
Bloomington. stock $4,000 have to-day
filed articles Of association with the Secre-
tary Of State
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-20
VERDER & CRANES
xaAwrasare .ageSscy,
n. W. Cor. Brady + ID Streets,
Over Cone's. store.
ABSTRACT
Twenty Fifth Statement
Phoenix Insurance Company,
JANUARY 1867

Net Cash Assets.. 81 .ao2 So 50
AUDITORS OFFICE, IOWA,
Des Moines, Jan. 10th, 1857. 80
TITS HEREBY CERTIFIED, Tha, there has
been filed in this Office Aworn statement, show
ing the condition Of the
PHESlX INSURANCE COMPANY.
located at Hartford. in the State OF Connecticut,
on the 3lst day Of December A. ~, 1876, in ac-
cordance with the provisions OF m Act Of the
General Assembly of the State of Iowa, entitled
IAN Acr IN RELATION TO Insurance. COMPANIES, y
approved January 2sth, 1887 End an Act amend
siory thereto, approved February 9th, 1858; that
said statement shows that said Company is pos
sessed Of the requisite amount Of capital ana in
vested - required BY law.
AUTHOkITY Is THEREFORE, GIVEN
to the above named Company TO transact their
appropriate business Of insurance in this State
IN accordance with tie laws thereof, until the
3lst day Of January, A. D., one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-eight
II 10 ALSO CRnsl1IsD, That
vERDkR X CRANE,
Of Davenport, has been duly appointed BY said
Company their lawful Agent aud Attorney for
the county OF Scott, with ful power to take risks
Of insurance therein, and to acknowledge SER
vice Of process - provided BY Law. upon his
fling with the Clerk Of the District Court in and
for said county, this certificate and copy ofthe
statement on hie In this Office. Il ID further Ger
tilted that the attached u true and correct copy
of the said stasensnt.
In testimony whereof, have herennto set nv
hand and affixed my seal Of Office the day and
year first above written.
JNO. A. ELLIOTT,
Auditor Of State.
,s..l- Stamp. sA1'l = i deputy.
- apl9-di v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-20

CHICAGO. April 2o.-Last evening Will.
scow WIS crossing the high water on The
south side Of the city, and whes within
thirty rods Of the shore il sunk. On il were
two teams and about twenty persons, the
number not being positively Known. One
man, nsmcd GEORGE Jack. and probably an,
other man were drowned. II horses swan
ashore. and many men VEN saved BY cling.
ing to them. Though one morse ana bis hu.
man burden came near gr.ine down. and but
Tor The prompt assistaacs BY shifts from the
shose would have been drovned. A f3ue
casrisgs End lumtse wagon were lost.