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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05


Two opulent families Of New York began
life In an humble way. The success, ssys
. cosssspondsndsnt, Of the Stuarts 10 one Of
the instances Of great results arising from
little beginnings. Il il sixty years since .
Scotch enigsant named Kinloch Stuart land
Cd in New York, aud located in the upper
part Of the CITY, where the wife and mother
opened . candy shop. Mrs. Stuart got in
good rspute among children, who are al
ways The bset judges 10 such matters, BY ahs
liberality Of her penny worths Of CONNECTIONS
tionery, and - . consequence the shop
thrived. One Of those very children, now
older than either Of the pssssas Sluasts, Dc
scsibes quiet road and dilspidatsd houss
where the GUIDE wife dispensed her little
stock Of daintiss. aided By two little boys
who weighed out ts6y and peanut candy
6ixty ysass have passed-lhs quiet red 10
roaring street.-The shabby shop 10 tusaed
into refinery seven stories high, and COW
sring On entire block, while the little ta6y
boys ore lords Of millions. Speaking Of
Kinlooh Stuart, we may remark that several
great estates were 10 i0certien q The same
time.
Al the date ~ refer 70, John Jsceb Az.
Wv w. VI 0VssesosVs ouu OSORoW0 W Nv
nsy. we're battling With the world, aad each
q them accumulated princely fortunes. Al
the same time, . market farmer, named
Brsvoort. little dreaming that HE farm
would one day b convsrtsd into building
lots, AID that each lot would b worth more
than The cost Of his entire estate. Such Wa
the origis Of the Brsvoorts, family % Of
ten mentioned in connection With Irving,
and W6e ase nov ssnong the aoIiesss Ct The
city. The Bssvoost farm Was tav0sits Re
sort fes New York youth 10 these primitive
dAys-now Il is The locale Of the Union
Square aad vicinity, while New York hal
extended five miles beyond Il. Could any
one behold the men - have mentioned
grouped together. b. would hardly connect
their names with wealth hat ftoa their
humble beginning spsaag the psiaesly real>
tiles Of the present day. To rstesa y The
Stuasts, We may say that they ass plain
lnsn, Of rather plsbian appearance. bsasino
al the marks Of their uunslsnsatious origin
They are open handed and generous, sud
have given away enormous sums, while d
the sams,time they are close calculators. and
rigid and relentless in the collection Of tbeil
accounts,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

Zen sany eoAe Rooeose oaoeax.
0nkasn's Rural Void eays:
''0sll yoss psos ssset, "a tssp ths bsst.
~ yous poososs even " yeu - bus . trins
give Il swoy taaAss thon Keep u. II u II
quite psos. This WI $500 stsoae baggage;
but Il y a b III seeming.
Arr you not persuaded yet that Il viii
cost % much b keep . poor creature - .
good cnes Are you not psssuadsd that il
will cost more TO keep . poor than good
brute? You ought 70 b, for this Is the
fact. And when the season ID over--the
season Of risk with your poor COW, your
fail colt. and your weak sheep you
thank your Stars that Il il, with the loss Of
but few head psrhaps-what have you
then-what but poor stock hardly able 70
salk - pasturs. And you know we'll
sooueh q yin take Ill summer to gst this
sseck In paseabls cendisios, With little
growth, Ne stssaneh Gsiag oestly 70 sup
port lie. aid bsise up - he nesmal Co
ditien. Such stsek = uspes6aahls, vhssh-
81 mich cows. . sbs0p, q hoVsoo, q swine.
Why then keep itI Why keep The uss-
~. sspsossl Siaply bseauss Il u H.
habit to keep thsm-ths habit Of those Who
8uVW w USUes 49, WuO AOOW UOSV0S
have no such stock /; you can pick them cut
here and there; they always hava what 10
good, and they are always prosperous; while,
on the other band, the men Of poor stock
are unprospesous, 0eee Or lsss, relying on
something else for success.
"O6 With your poor stock, then do not
winter it; do not summer il; let these do
it who have laundering altar carrisn. Give
the food you intended for this to the rest Of
your cattle and sheep that are good, and
make them better-and what you cannot
use sell. You will then have fodder money
in your pocket, and money for your stock,
with such On improvement in tho spring q
will surprise you. Such milk and butter,
and such growth, and such pasture - you
will have Then buy for the money you
have. and get good. Buy shy time when
you can get il improved and have feddes
and stablIng q pasture enough.
"Os, II Won prefer, run the risk Of dead
cattle in the SPRING You will probably
have some calves that will go-certainly
some sheep-an abundance Of iambs-and
we wsll leave the fsst for you to men
tion."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05
STATE ITEMS.

d. s. Huber. Of Pella, has . COW from
which 10 mads ten poundr Of butter 4
week.
There IS school near summit with the
classic name Of "Aud.sock."
The village Of Coalport vas submerged
b The waters Of th. Dee Moioss during the
late thaW.
The present term Of the Pslls University
closes On MACH llth.
They ere just coopist;ue . One large
school house At Bedford, Tayler county
The &ssA Wssf says 4 oil b. one Of he
best public buildings in Sonshw cstsrn Iowa,
costing ever e7,0OO.
The Dcs Moinss Rtgister says that the
body Of We'll. The men whose dsowsise ws
ehrontcled recentiyA hes see heen recovered
though the hefsse Ond wagon were found
near the bridge which they attempted to
cross.
Nsw PAPsa At PxLLA.-Ths BLADE saye
that Msssss. Van Oinhsl 1 vssnsulsa srs
licatio0 Of another paper IL PellA Il 10 20
be called d. Rlia 0asssts. snd vim b.
printed In the Holland language.
A man BY ne naoe q Ellefson vss
knocked down and robbed neas Fvespset in
Winneshiek couelv By two youae men
named Dooahue and ritssi9mons. The
rascals are aew IN jail awaiting trial.
M. Frssk Taabout, . dsueg,sl q Frank
vile. winnsshisk county, recently Joined
the church, aud next day destroyed bis
whole stock VI liquors wsrth $500 BY ma
king benfirs Of them in front Of his store.
An instaace of''ffuils' lnsas for rspe6tancs. "
HosRiBLE ArrAIn.-The Dubuque Tines
has an account Of . man named Jacob
wiseman, living near Farley. who, instiga-
| ted ny jealousy, burnt his house and cut bic
throat. Two men living near his house
CHANGED TO be awake ct midnight last Tues
day. and seeing the house in flames. started
for the place. Whom nearing the house.
they cav Wissman, Who was in the ward
before The DIRE, lift razor in the cir q il to
show them what he wss about y do. bare
his breast and dow the Wsopon over ~
heart. They called 10 him. whom he dee
| ~ rsooe across h threat eut>iae 4 q.
800 No. 81 10 ~. The1 ~ ne rosoe
Ntun ~, baE 10 did Il s1AR uiauese.-
Jsaleusy wse the caase Of he alaie. ID
sas - jsaless se his vile ~ uhsa ~ hsd
talked With nsa 10 bic pesoencs b. would
accuse her q inteoded unlhiehfnlness. and
often ~ hse. The birth sfa child ~ nst
seoeh bin. T~o wssks ego so0e Pssssa
told hin that HE wife was The mother Of a
illegitiaats child . few months before be
nsssisa 30. This reused al the bad pas-
sions Il biz naturs, acd his vile Was their
victim. He bsas hss - severely thai ~
6sd from hin, and sought refuge q Farley.
The wss - Mondav night. and On Tuesday
The victim q ~ oWn passions ~ DE 70 biz
house aud ce0passsd his own death.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

w. S6fnSsly eensilesed iossfable. Ales Ne
e0bet Of sslitos, hehis, bstA roiaeus - he beay
- Mad ed 0eednes eeos Of Ne following Of.
sssss. -Dletches. Censtipasion, less Of nsossy.
paio IL w. enall u the bask-eaa b fully g.
stored = health. ConeultaAioa ffee.
Charge Dsdsenes, snA curss guarantxsa.--
Pest Oikce Dex, S1oA Al letssrs With ssano
onewereA.
p.0.-All bueiooos strictly oon0aes1iea. or.
- houfo fsu0 q. =. uoAilo 2. =. lohooef
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

Ieut Feuneuy. but cm0IItcht,
warning, searching and eec i've can be taken by tho
oldst person or youngest child.
II you have Cold. ever so slight, do not fail to
give the Basam trial. the very low price at which
- Id bTir II In the reach Of every that they
may always Keep II convenient for uec
The timely of rs cent bottle viii often prove
II 10 be worth one hundred times Its cost.
d&wly. Sold BY all druggisss.
RCCkEL nENDRI., Psop'n, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

&ae9 lAsutlss, ghey eoula sspply u ws..d
vtth ~, thsy sheu1 81 - co9pe!Iso. y
~ ueaject Of The 0ovssposas - Assp 8
eeaes Sksis oatusal higAvey-sAe rissss-o
~ 10 railroads The greater part o. thsts
bulky productions fef their transportation
70 aaekst, whsa Il q Feasible to reduce that
proportion At least one half By wstef COM
vsyance resulting. that their iaboss are nos
sscompeased, their lands cannot be peonta>
blv cultivated, and the resources OF the ma
tion become seriously limited.
Y..uS memoYialists were further inssructeo
"a Ask Of your hnnorsble body, the speedy
snnropriations necessary for the removal Of
H. obstseies q the Dcs Noises and Rock
island Rspids, as shown BY The surveys
lately made snd reported 70 yous bedy from
0sn. Jas. n. Wilsea. " the EaGneoe De.
Cartmsnt aod ~ t. ~ oo9Dlsttea Of
the salssGsaeat q ~ saaal q Leuisvills, 20
will apps1e - - suooes - ~ pesgpsss
Of ths vot1o 6uoss pr ksnsgah)o tsdy.-
They wesM ssepesoally uBe ~ thsee I'm
pssvs0enoD psogseso esgs6Ase = oesA q
possible ~ rsoAisoieao . eou0sres ~
Ing q both The he'd - Nboeof tAeas ssbls
rivers one alene removed would Be partial
and iaoo0pleto in its results.
In behalf Of the Coovsstion.
Edwin 0 SfARARD,
0EBAnD B. ALIEN.
JosEPs BaowS,
JAs. r. GsisnTn,
= W. Fox,
Subj ommi,tes.
In behalf Of the General Committee.
CaAs. L. TucKsn, President.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

D0cheg0s,o AUts Dye.
This splsndid Hale Dye y NE best In ne world
TAs only snus end EmSscs DYn-uasmlsss, Rella-
BE. lnstantaneous. No disappointnent. Ne ride
ulous tints. Natural Black OF Drown. Remedies The
III sedts Of Bed Dyes. lnvi1cfstss the hail. leaving
II soft end beautiful. The genuine h signed william
A. Bachelor. All othses are mere limitations, snd
should bcavoided. eoid by all Draggsts and PERU.
mer. Factory 81 Barclay street, New York
e~ BEWARE or A COUNTERFEIT.
docll-d&y1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

ENFEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
Of both sexes, use nELMsoiB's EXTRACT BrcaU. II
will give brisk and energetic feelings, and enable
you to sleep well. tfcb0-d&w1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND IN
SAFE REMEDIES for unpleasant and dangerous
diseases. Tee nsLnBoLD's ExsaAcT BCcnu AND In
YsovKp Rosx WAsn. [feb5-d&w WY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NApAur ZADOU PORTE

MADAus ZADOO PORTkR'S
URATIVE COUGH BAL 8 A Al.
Price. %. 90, 4 70 Csnts Fsr Bottle.
TIE Best. Cheapest, and most e6ectual Rensdy for
Coughs. Colds. &C., the World hss ever produced
Parsly Vegetable. conta1as - MINERALS,
or othoR DEL ETKRlOuD DIR1t0S
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05
Nip the EVIL I'm the Bud.
Dr. WHITTIER.
~ South Clerk Street, chicago. m.

Has for many years ns1s ~
\ treataent Of private diseaessAas
Flbssiasss sd study. SypAilis
!jia I'll il ferns. 0lsss aad 0sris-
lures. Particular stssntiss giv-
% - oll standinR eases. vAieA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

BLOOMFIELD 4 OTIS MAxupACruuxas ~ p
ANo-FoRsH.-Wascsoom SIS Broadway. New York
Our PIAHoe asc acknowledged to be eQual II not SUI
New York or elsewhere. Warsanted for ssven yeess.
Prices lees. Send for price list. jan7d6w3m
CHB GLORY OF MAN IS STRENGTH There
fore The nervous and dcbilltased should immedtate.
IL use HiNBolD's ExfnACf BvcHu. rdAw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05
Inducement q Settler.

4 gssaa sdvsasags which The llliasis CsaAsal
laads poSsess y u he direct aad ehsap cenat-
sjsa>isa which Ne psscAasss has With he ~
ooskets h ~ Wes1d-A suma1er - Chltoos
"a y ~ labso 49, b wialsr - Csiss 81
~ ths Nlssissippi river nsssA. Cssl y Ssssd
y greee abssdanss aleag this iiss, sad furnish.
~ q The lowest fasss u trasspsssatios. Lsa.
southern Illisois. = well = ftoa. those bsedst.
isg on the stssaoa Meshinssy Ses planting
end eslttvsAisg dsss The wssk e mssy hss1s.4
Grain . alippsa = bulk ffsn II seatieas. thsl
ssviag ~ tsssbls ~ sxpsass u beegiag.
Ne sllnsls As1ltAy, taxes ~. sAurs1ss ~
ssAssis - IN gss1ss dAssAA shrsueAsss IL
leagsh ~ tBeoAaA sethe 0as1s. va 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05
For Grain Growing,
AND ESPECIALLY FOR
STOCK RAISING,


Apples. plume. grapes and berries are natives
ef the SOIL and the eultv varieties Of Ill The
hasdisr iruits grow with great thsifs threugheut
the State. In the soornsaR pAar. PsAcsn and
sns Fussr esAlrr ~ 0aApss yield abundant
y. aad large quantities ere shipped 70 Chicago.
~. Louis and the northwest. All fruits and
berries here sipen early. and The grower = en..
sbisd 70 commend The highest prices ofthe drss
Of che ssosou. This busiueee hes assumed %
much importance that che Company will here.
aiisr run FROM SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 70
CHICAGO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

FOR NON-RRfHNTlON On lNcONrlN11lCE
q Urine, issitsiiga, in1Aanatloa - ueesatioa %
he bladder, o. kidneys dlssasss of ~ peoolsats
Gn1o uloao b ~ bladder ealeulus gavU1 o. heiek
dass deposit and 81 diseases of the 6sddw kdseys
and dSOpsieaa swsDines, td&wly
USE lfnMDotDS FUN BxrpAcr Ducnu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

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m0h3- div TAOMA0 II. DR0WN AGENT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05
GONE FOREVER !.

GONE FOREVER!
Do say Ne lsdi0 - tAeis besaty, whea The nissos
s10wes them thsis jet golden sn9lsts streak
a Win grey. Dot never wn thae asss
False CO0cnuooOm.
Though Tie hais Be - white = Tmes own iopslOek.
or wofse stu. - rsd - Aasy oetsce-
PRESTO
u ID investel 10 moment with the most magnincsst
black OF brown By tAe aesAey Of
CnDfADOnOB HAZE DYE.
perfect wholssoas - plrely vegetable psspasa-
uoa. 4ens1Actase4 By J. O9lDTADOR0. = Aoeoe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

Regal Havana Lottery Of Cabo.
CSsdscfsI ~ tn Spanish Government.
eooo.Oeo IN GOLD DRAWN EVERY II DAYS.
Prises cashed end infbematon furnished, the high
81 rates paid for DOubloons. end al kinds Of 0oA
sod Silv6; also fos al 3oves1neot Sec1hue(W
TAYLOR CO.. Doua1SS.
Any11-dlv 16WaM a. Nov Yolk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

in the State, with fine Bsrns and Out Houses. The
Flower carden il not cQuslled In the Northwest
having over 300 varieties " Flowers, with beautiful
privet Cedar Hedges AID oil kinds Of Ornamental
trees.
. The house contains - rooms, with eli the modera
Improvements. Situated ON Lake Michigan, whcsl
you car see hundreds OF steamer. passing backwards
tbs Garden civ. Chicago. hi itom youf own door,
1t win yield this present year from .oo0 70 30 CO..
bassts Of the finest grated fruit and Uoy costs II
cents per basket TO deliver them In chicago.
g. Joseph, Michigan, is situated directly opposite
Chicago. on Lake Michigan, whefc hundreds Of rstir.
I'd gentlemen from Cincinnati, Detroit and Cnteogc
reside There are three lines Of steamers ying back
wards and forwards.
llorticultufasts Of this place aud adjoining cities
have urged the idea OF making the disposal Of Thu
Model Fruit Farm with Personal Property. etc. the
bsets Of National distribution upon the Art Uni0e
plan. The following Is ful list Of the articles end
the manner Of drawing
FIRST-There will be issued TO me0bers Cesti0.
eates for cOo0 shares. at - each. numbering from
to o0OO0 inclusive each o9o OF which VIII sntite til
holder % one me Steel 1Dgravng and share In III
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05
$4,000 ACRES

Are sow egssed u - 70 eis per scre with some
Ss~ trsses q higher Asurss) rated secsrdingty
70 quality ~ nsefnsss 70 ssasisaa. 1nH =.
r.. 10 THESE LANDS IS CLgAR, AND IN
HB8 SIMPLE FROM THE STATE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

PUkpuUkU UIl VI PNlW oUU kCE.
Fer Preserving, Restoring ana
De0aal1Sing the Hair.
Aad 10 the most delightful and wonderful artisas
The world ever produced.
Ladies win And Il not only esstain ssnsdy - Rs.
seers. Dessa ed Dseutly he nais, but also dss-
WITH rich and delicate psefnms. adepsedsnt u ne
saGrant Odos Of the QUE sf Palm Of Maee.
The Marvel - Peru.
asw end bseuiifal pssfame, which n densaey d
scent, end ~ ssnee0 WITH which Il cllAGs eotAe
n sSove aIslss g g ~ Il q NsueRisas -
Rssenses, q q - bueg1e eocA scat By eGpesse 70
any s1dfesp b. pfopssetoss.
r ". Wul0HT . CO.,
oc9elyl leo Ubssty oossse. New Ya61.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

Ok CRNTS TO SAVE Is DOLLARS. HrannAne
- BHx1sNR-Instantly re0oves Paint and Greose
6pots. and Cleans Gloves. Sits. Ribbons. &c, eQaal
20 new. oold By Druggists. Nb11-dS0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

ssPettll'e American Eye Salve,"
has Uaaeea Il beyood ~ pale Of s1pcsineaA Il ha6
bsecne neeessaty q evssy fsaily for instant uss,
aOt oely to- decassd eyes, AGATE . chronic, but for
spelas. saltsAean. sags al inseete Ausqueo bites.
laisets scsce eAaes and ecabe. chspt hsnde, ehspt
9 Il 81 0se1e. Bsine eppiis1 xxf1n1Aiay, Il hSs
osvss $50 known b enele CO.. 70 hjuSe - The
use q he CcseAine asedls n.eouy, q probe o. Of
fsaasSsy does inapasshle injury % the eye. b cor.
rudBs md tbeevse desoyinG he dscate 0ssuss eAes
cuosollnee q eavelope ehGl sensitive oeean.
- eaeh ps1coo. O19vDNSON = OA6NAHAN,
DrueGisie aud Agents J0s PrOpsistosss Deysepost
Iowa deUl.dlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

CHArR1D HANDS AND FACR SOM Ilr9t &c..
cured g oace BY the use Of Hses0en'e Ce0pacf
81 vseshsi. Sc Tat yea Ct the esn11as 80 -
DruRRiesp lbhl1.d -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

cONDUMpT1ON. eCROFCLA. RBEUMATl0n, Ae
Ous on has stood the tel Of - yeafs, end thOunds
cS poaeoo ATTRIBUTE their recovery to It, ne. b
Warmed gose.- 910R4AN 4 CO.. Chsnlete and
Dsoggiste. New Yesk. Mn Ism
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

~ sans lssa 10y - psrsssssd - esse =
-. #
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-05

Fsry asrss. = - per este. On credit; The
priasipel, ess esastsr sssh down. oslsscs. one
W. ~ tAsss ysa1, = pr ssak Interest. y
a1vasss, sesA ysar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-06
DIR. T. j. KISNER.
ECLECTIC MEDTrN7S

NEW TREATMENT q NEW REMEDIES
OFFICE, SD ST., CENTRE WHEELING. W. Va
nR, x: HAVING SECURED THE SER
~ VICES of an intelligent assistant who
cinesr putting up prescriptions &c viii ems
nie MN 10 give more attention 10 ont ns-
Iients, especially TO his many friends in The
country. His medicines are all prenarei in
nilso own ONCE, and all delivered 10 his pa-
uents by himself. DR.. K treats ali diseases
both Acute and Chronic with which human
ity is AFFLICTED. He has a large nnmhar ~ IsG
remedies, which have proved renarksiIv
S SHeceSSIuI IN many of those obstinate cases Of
supposed to be incurable, among which NAV
0e named: Consumption, Scrofuia mis-
Canes spd ST. SSSzena enlarged GLANDS,
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach Com nIaiDts
s nI3SrlShltis and all diseases of the Throat
e diseases of the Heart, Neuralgta- EpiIensy'
spinal Affections, and all diseases Of he Eer-
tested 1t to be the most certain AMI If,I
ever known to the medical Profession IIr II
nas Deen eminently successful in the treat
Menstrul Distinctions; Painful MensfTnstion'
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-06
TREAsURER's OFFICE,
.JauuaT 1887

In consideration of the surrender OF
1874, 600 dollars OF the Bonds of the city
of Wheeling, guaranteed by the State,
by r. Crangle. Esq, the duly accredit-
ed agent of said city, and by an order
]. $40 shares of the Capital Stock of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany in accordance with. an act of the
General Assembly, passed January 10
1867. The said amount of guaranteed
bonds have been cancelled on the books
of the Treasury office and burnt.
(SIGSED.) JNo. S. CALVERT,
Treasurer of Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-06
GAY III lLE
ExcHANaE, HorEI.

RICHMOND, VA, Jan. "a, 1867.
To the BOard Of Public Works of Vir-
u. 9illid:
i GENTLEMEN have the honor to
call your attention to an act of the Cen
eral Assembly, entitled can Act in re-
lation to the bonds of the city of Wheel
ing, guaranteed by the State of Vir-
gtniai' passed January 10, '67. Pursuant
TO the provisions of that act, L respect
lully inform you that am prepared to
pay in cash the amount of the interest
coupons the State may have on hand
heretofore paid by it for the city of
w heelingI with the interest thereon
from the date OF such payment. am
also prepared to surrender to the
Board Sl34,0OO of the bonds OF the city
OF wheeling on which he State is the
sguarantor, for cancellation. and nTe-
pared also to give satisfactory evidence
OF the sutticiency of the security held
by the State for its indemnify Tor fba
outstanding bonds, and REQUEST the
Bonrd 10 surrender to me, as the dnIy
accredited agent of the city OF wbsaI,
Ing, 1910 shares of the capital stock Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, as provided in the act above re-
ferred TO. L beg to submit herewith
my authority to act in the premises,
am, Gentlemen, Very Respectfully
your Obedient Servant,
r. CRASaLE.