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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

4Ao O0ooov B0ew 90 QooPunuoDO Ne.
= q: Hsserssk Bsard y AIpysissss,
Sect Cssatt. losss: P.4xs,rta
TIE sadsssleasd, 0sanA Jasors ~ the
Nay term 1871. Of the Distfics Court Of
Scott COepty. hayine vidte1 the roor Hones
Of 6ouee Oouaty vouh ssopeoslally submit
the following rsposs Of ~ cosdisi6n Of said
We nnd In our epiniou that the buIIdinss
ore b very poor conditions, iaadeQuato for
the accommodation Of the Door of the coun.
y for the following reasons, to wit:
The rooms ere too small sad very poorly
ventilated and no arrangements for their
proper ventilation. We 6nd the chimneys
tn very dilapidated condition. % mech %
that the smoke escapes between the bricks
Close to the roof % that there 70 danger OF
the building being ~ ON fire at any time
We alsO state that In our opinion that the
management Of the Poor House and the
farm attached to the Poor House should be
carried on by separate individuals 20 that
each individual could devote bis whole time
to the management Of his department:
In our opinion, the management OF the
Poor House and farm together has had The
effect, that more attention has been paid 10
the management Of the lhrn, than 70 the
Poor HOUSE. tAs ptoof WAieh 10 actually TO
be sssn In the building Of big harm, when
The Poor 10oD bull1iaep ase b sucA hai
conditioa = sisted above. IA our opinion
II would Be hr belsss 70 build suitable
bai1iaO WheesAv ~ innoGoD q ~ Poor
House coaM - empaoysa 10 soms iussfsl
work. '''a-''e.-
We clio rooommond that the fractional
. ae.oe of laod asanchod - ~ Poof Hpuae
Inn " oold. - = v
We also And that ~ bulldinne ~ o -.
slrucesd thst u b impossible 70 pssvsot an
improper inte9CporDo between the sexee,
We aleo nnd The halldins In avesy filthy
concition end the inmatsS very filthy and
poorly elad.
tSigned BY Gfand Jusy.l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

vsnY APPAnnn.-Soos cless Observe
says that ysung ladies who are aecusoensd
Z read nswspspsrs ass sass 70 poassss vim.
ming ways, bird like dispositions, have eul-
sivatsd minds, nsvsr commit suiside-noe
sing mo one 70 love-" ass free from gossip.
Ing, always sslsct good husbands, end In
variably naks w. ovoe1eo1 aod best q
wtves. - assse apply ~ divsses.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

WELls' CLISoMsrKRs.-A new, unique
and perfect "Levei" that should be in the
hands Of every mechanic and farmer in the
country. IL il one of the most perfect in
stvumcnts ever invented. Call and sec it
AZ curiosity.
McNAIR, JoRpAN l. Co.,
apr 30-d6w2w General Agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

or MRS. wINSLOw'S SOOTHING
SYRUP are sold and used with never fail
ing success. II is an old and well>trisd
remedy, and has stood the test Of years.. II
relieves the child from pain, regulates the
stomach aud bowels, cures wind colo, sof-
tens the gums, and, by giving rest and
health 10 the child, comforts the mother.
ILoRAL.--ror beautiful Floral decorations
Tor yards and gardens, ma your selections
from Mira. e. w W.stphal's stand on Brady,
between Fourth and Fifth streets. She has
a large selection of choice plants and shrub
ttry.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

Snow me man Of sour, morose disposi
tion. one who cntertains good will towards
none. and will show you n dyspeptic.
Dyspepsia is the bluest Of all diseases. Rev.
Mr.. Aiken testifies that CoE's DYSPEPSIA
cured him alter L. HeArA AufferinR
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13
To.0av'o Advertisements. q
Boardere Wanted
N Office.

4 FEW BOARDERS oAN BIZ ACCONMODA-
q 1D b applying st ~ Nost1- vest eesnss Of 9Th
- HaiA Street. myls-dH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

JonS CAMERON is now prepared TO do all
styles Of house and sign painting, glazing,
graining. &c. Also plain and decorative pa
per hanging. Ceilings whitened on short
notice. All work done promptly. Shop
No. 10 West Third street, between Brady
and Main. Apr.4 d3n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13
ltterS.

ration Of
hdered il
he dise.
Of the
| deserved
mics. and
malaria
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

ANOTHER RAYr SxAsaRD.-Oo Sunday
evening at half past five o'clock, large log
raft, in attempting to come through the
bridge, struck one Of the piers on the north
side. badly damaging it. Sections, pieces
and single logs fOated down. ON enc piece
a man was discovered and was rescued by
boat from the lower part Of this city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

DRY GooDs ron HousEKEsrERs !-Wads-
worth has just opened = large lot Of Table
Linens, Napkins. Towels, 9i and lot Cotton
and Linen Sheetings. Cotton and Linen Pill
low Castings, Ticks, Counterpsncs, Cur
tains, &C.. &c.. which they offer at low
rates. Also full assortment Of Carpets,
Oil Cloths, Mattings, Hearth Rugs. &C., at
their Rock Island Store, at less than Daven-
port prices. maySdlw>wlt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

Ouu ApvIcr, 10 all who in any way troubled with
Erysipclas, Canker. Salt Rheum, ecrofuls. other
forms OF humor. 10 10 use DIR. .. A. weavers justly
celebrated and neversiling remedies for these
plants. Wc have no doubt that at least half the
chronic complaints in existence have their origin in
some form Of hsmor, which only needs 10 be eradi
Gated FROM the ssstem TO save them from untmely
grave. We glad that DIR. Weaver has turned HE
attention 10 this class OF Diseases which have been
long neglected. and which have rapidly increased
IL almost all parts of the world. The thousands who
have alrea ady been cured. bnt many living
Vacaes appealing suffering humanity, and attest
ing the work Of iruly valuable discovery.
pr. "eaycrs Syrup aud crrate for sale by all Drug
gists. fnar2sdAwly
,gy- The Purcst and Sweetest Cod Liver Oil
ia tc woid manu.a ,urei from fresh. healthy lvers.
upon the -ca-hore; 1t r perfectly pure aud sweet.
Ask for "Hszard {, CaSwell's Cod Liver OIL" manu-
fac.ured ty tASWLLI, MACK 4 Co,
New York.
sei3 by al Druggists. fe54-doaw-n-&wcow
NuAtswAy's OrxTxKNr-BorIs. PrsrLks, TUNone,
&c The vernIcioxs nostrums advertised a. Cosne et
Ice corrosive. mineral and vegetable extracts
which not only destroy the ekin but lay Che basis Of
fnnuGcrabie facial disorders and partial psra.
y-is OF the without the baneful conse luen-
ecs. Hcioway's ointment will perform all the cures
which the others boAst but fail to effect. Sold BY all
Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

FiRKxES's FEsrIvAL.-After the review
exercises Of the Firs Departments Of this
city, on "Wednesday afternoon. the Fire
Kisgs propose - give grand festival In
the spacious German Theatre, where every
psspasstisa will b made lsf . very pleas-
ant and interesting entertainment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

J. A. DAvsxrear 10 now offering great
inducements 70 buyers Of Hardware. Of
which ho has the largest and best selected
stock in the city. He is selling u prices
defying competition.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

6o0e q dc Dooooa hotsl psopgistees have
besn told 10 elese their bass On aad oew
he 18Th inst., and The swnse Of enc Of ths
NEST central and popular hessls shssaasns
10 closs HE house II ths ssdss u eafosssd y
the State Couslabulasy.
The stsanss Sarah, which runs bstwsen
New Orlsans and Mobile, Was struck b. .
tornado eR Pascagoula. April 30. She loss
hss sstirs cabin end uppsswoska asd -
psees1s wsat svss wish thsa. Hight q
thooo W0o look.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

A nTloTS wlnsos . Nswtos's OIL
and water Co.oso. Hsoshss, CeAvass Palette.
&C., &c. at the 1agraving and Picture 1rome Store
OF LUS1 4 0Rl00e,
IS Perry Street, near Post Oclce.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

PRoMornD.-The most gratifying intelli-
gence We have to record to>dsy is the pro.
motion Of our esteemed. friend and former
fellow>citizen, Webster Snyder, Esq, to
the important soflics Of General Superintend
ent OF the Union Pacific Railroad. This
news Of his deserved success will greatly
please his numerous friends hero. He 10
certainly one Of the cleprest.headsd, most
patient and industrious men in the railroad
business and he has richly earned the honor
thus conf rered.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

WssrwARD BouxD. friend, T. W.
Spsncsr, Of Rock Island, who has bssn suf>
fering under severe bronchial trouble for
some time. departs week after nsxt for the
Rocky Mountains, in search Of health. He
will bs accompanied by Mr.. G. W. Plat,
whs goes to advance his knowledge Of ns-
ture,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

BoDY FoUxp.-Ths Rock Island Union
says: About noon on Saturday last, the
body Of an unknown man Was found in the
dam at Moline. There we're men employee
cleaning the rubbish from the CRATES at
Deere & Co.'S water wheel, which caused
the body 10 rise TO the surface. 1t had evi>
IDENTIFY been in. tho water some time, Is il
was past Identification. The man is no,
thought 10 have lived At Moline, but foated
from some plsce above.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13
LOCAL ITEMS.
SELLING FAST.

Three years ago, Lallemand's Specific
was first introduced into Davenport. Fes
months it, sales were very small, the people
not knowing IL possessed extraordinary
merits but il gradually worksd:.its wsy into
notoriety, and to day It stands among the
most valusble preparations. Its sale has
become large, and veil il might for in nine
cases out Of ten Il does I'll that 10 claimed
for il.
RMeaaasism and Neuralgin
Can b. cured BY its use, and our people
know ia II effeotually eradioatss oil poison
from the blood. and in fact 10 tho greatest
Blood Purifier
Of the ago. Wasm weather is near at hand,
and We advise all o. take q bottle Of IL and
cleanse their systems thoroughly.
Cali at any drug store in the city and get
IT,
RsAp wha, the editor Of tho Cincinnati TMrs say.
of ALLRN's LUNG BALsAM
A REsAaKAnLH CuRs. Mr.. Samuel Lewis, ono Of
the old Pioneers OF Cincinnati was very long, appa-
rently in the las, stages of Consumption. and given
up by physicians. when some kind friend recommen-
ded him to ALIENS LUNG BALSAM. He did
50, and Immediately commenced recovering. and is
able "a attend 10 business. He says: "ln tKuth.
may cay II has saved my life" Mr.. Lewis is Iell-
known In Cincinnati. and the fullest confidence may
be placed In his statements 1t 10 due therefore, to
the community, especially those suffering under this
terrible malsdy that the fullest publicity be given 20
such marvellous cures. that other sufferers may avail
themselves Of the remedy. With pleasure therefore.
We refer TO this cure.
From our knowledge of the merits OF thin exccllcat
Bslsam and what hear Of its merits. we think IL
should Be ct usedNy all persons suffering lfomls
cough. or any pulmonary complaint. We hear that
many fer advanced in consumption. have been cured
by Its use.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

Fea Fishing Taskls. snd Pockst and Table
Cstlssy, g y J. 4. Davsupsst's Hssdvass
Store.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

CPHlN0 CLEANIN0.--NOW II THg TINE 10
y have your Pctrres Framed Oval and Square
f,anee all sizes ani styles, several dl6sssot pat
tesAs. at
LuSE 0Ri0Os,
IS Perry Street, sear p. D.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13
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l'vrical
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

ArrAHo GEMS gonething New ana veay Aas
Cali and 80 then q
IusE 4 0RI00H.
u Ferry Street, near Post Ofnce
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

NATIONAL INsURANcB ConPANY.-At the
annual meeting Of The stsck- holders Of this
Company held at their Office lAs. week the
following Board Of Director was chosen 10
sssvs fer the easaisg year:
Edwin Smith, W. ". Parhse, James
Thompson, W. Il. Decker, Themss Scott,
T. K. Fluke and A. Wasnsbold.
At . Subsequent nsstsg, ths Beard
slsessd The fellswiag o1sses y serve sas
year:
President AEdwin Smith.
Wee Prseident-Thee. Seett.
0ecretasy-C. h. Ndsjags.
Z TseAspsos-Isa \. oiGooa
Beok.keep9-0sA W. Thssapsos.
TAss i win y ssea .thas ~ s0dalA h
nAia, are The sams = last ysaf. having
disshasssd tAsis dsty faithfslly - - Ne
sdvaatags Of Ill concerned, ths services ass
retained that the insdtutisa may b. thor.
snghly built up and seusd1y dsvsDopsd.1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

On Brown street. near Second, NJ. Bsuck.
man hes nearly completed frame dwelling
one asd s-half story high, which will b.
ready in two weeks. Cost, $500.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-03
Turrign Nrms.


LONDON, june 29-N00a.
Additional intelligence relative to the 4. S.
sloop Of war, Sacramento has been received
The crew escaped to the shore in small boats, and
not a single life was lost.
OTTAWA, G. f., june o.
The members Of the LIST Government Of the Do
minion Of Canada are to be sworn in on Monday
next.
NEW ORLEANS. June %
Ar Austrian steam sloop has arrived at South
west Pass this morning, and landed tclegraphic
dispatches for the Austrian Government Her
national ensign was draped in deep mourning
This circumstance and the reticeuce Of her officers
are significant They, however, report the city
of Mexico captured by the Liberals on the goth
inst. but particulars had not reached Vera Cruz
up to the sailing Of the Austrian steamer
WASHINGTON, June 90.
A dispatch reached here by telegraph from
New Orleans this afternoon, stating that Maximil-
ian was condemned TO die and was shot on the
10Th of June, but no particulars, whatever, accom-
pany the statement
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-03
~ ffltgraph o. Haifans Iaurrall
BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
q A Y D X / D o A N ID Il Y l q " n n

Nh q ANN BRIGHTON
For the week sndng Wsdn.,d .Juy g. la61
r,,. Cattle. sheer, shates iatitn yealo,lv,
Sac ai'' ' ''''i ia ia rs .,,,Is IS g
Brp C,rr1 Eytra htanSt.a, ,..on,,,, o,.. .,,,o.
fi4t0i lst quality sl1 slii. lud qunity ~ AZ "a 10
nloa, aud dressed hoeL 4 few ohoiet Ssa ,s y sJ
WHo huila &c. s,rtut s1oO. '
agas6t Gaa5 s s1s o. according to their val
HNs elves slr quat, e65a ssOi extra good st6 10
s ''D'o' calves DO may be asrgtdi iarow ,ruuary
~, Ygs . ses sos teoyea Old 5000 5000
si s1sp laab'-4 osi extra, 6I-gaooos per h. Or
fa s o,. 9'l's Il s es9, RETAIL 10 yer ID
sirins flasi e0O "a 10 cents PER No..
Veal Calves 80 90 ~ pfritai
lis.Ebrshi 10 Nc per 10. Country lots,6I9a7 &C.
felts Win Tool on 50 2 10. Country lois. tOnf.n
49, NJ wees 4. ag n dsttrous 20 in-
and bln ahrp hu lanhs fefe fete,rl tsrs st nd M
lamh Nte e,Ithnrd for lt The owners I'd ot- not
i9as tnsas UNA dm ult dispose Of drW sat reasons
le market Do 90 hard that the hu Id on an
G pSt e. Az OF DE expected commission or Pr IT, The
ei re mtkei +. Re sod IS iambs Al sii aad 8 at
o. D. ,pkins % At ss j. lan a, ., AZ ~ AZ sis T.
a. nAy .,l o. shep s.! H. al Cts ~ Alexander 10 sl
e tuchcrs O. he marketed on siars rraa i eatie az
04%elase was da 9nd We lhink ul per 100 us lover
solo rom lc 20 skr "a .o a2 d, M tkr john 81 qf~r
Sc q, 9c % third to 80 skf at i5i.ao s. M Mr.
l9gn wes several pistur FED caue at Cambfiee shout
suf ,ss 9 is s ,ed e 10 % i!frf IT, W. camph u
iess u.s. Tor sb j. saasss a XII 1 aed ~ YEAR
nl en el !. uts 81 skr seven yrur old
sp..i sid & ' o4 Is IL. 's 81 pls
Nrdnday Very hne steers cold yesterday ats ig Gle
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-03

A curiou, incident happened few days since at
Scheuectaday, n. T. A lady, who has some prop
nty, and has been widely known handsome
widow after long living in single belssedness
yielded % the opportunities of a lover, and con-
-cpted TO be lea to the hymeniil altar Il was ar
ranged that She should 60 in her carriage % the
place where the ceremony was 90 come or and
there meet the oNpectaut bridegroom. The lady
stepped into the carriage but was astonishcd 10y a
gentleman stepping in after her, aud declaring that
he would go along and see her married. Il was
her husband, with whom she had NOT lived for
wears, bat who had it seems kept accurately post
ed 10 regard 10 her movements, ltisunuecvssary
10 ay that the wedding did not come or, and when
the eNpectant bridegroom heard of the difficulty
he yam0sed in hot haste.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-03
Iuatcbman * State 9ournal.
BYE. p. WALTON.
MONTPELIER. JUDY 8. 1866.

BY T. p. WALTON.
MONTPELIER. JULY 3. 1866.
TUE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
SIG MILES READY FOR rRAvrt-ro tu1rsnuRG.
The telegraph has announced the completion Of
this road 90 Julesburq, $40 miles from Omaha,
and the materials are nearly all on the ground TO
lay the track to the base Of the Rocky Mountains
LII miles further-by September next. This
is certainly very rapid work. but intelligent corr
respondents say that it is wei! DONE and that the
road is well equipped that its depot aud stations
are of brick and stone, and its locomotives and
cars of the best. The H. Commissioners are
also compelled to testify that 10 is n all respects
first class road before lhe Government will ac-
cept It, The business of this road is already sur
prisng The thousands Of teams that once spent
a summer iu toilng over Che prarics have trans
icrred their loads TO the iaitrack, and by autumn
the locomotive will be at the base of the Rocky
Mountains The Editor Of HapDs Weekly re-
marks that "when the Union Pacific is completed,
AN other lines of railway will become. 20 o. certain
cNtent, s feeders. Along It's entire route over
the great Plains lateral branches will he construct
ed, which will pour into 70 their waysido contrbu-
tions 90 900 eStent that can not to-day De approN-
imatcIy estimated.
ALREADY, with less than one third of its length
complete 10 is earning several times It's operating
expenses, as officially stated Such success is
without precedent When 10 reaches the already
popuous gold regions of Montana Idaho, and
Nevada the freight TO and from those points Is
likely to be almost fabulous. And population
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-03

AMERICAN Musical lNsrKUMrNrs.-Ame
energy, ingenuity and perseverance are triumph
ant in whatever they seriously undertake. 10 H.
interesting 10 watch che progress OF manufactures,
and observe how rapidly we are eNcelhug the Old
World, Nor is this merely in those common arr
tices which require little skill in their construction
II appears be the tact that the greater She uge-
nuity required, the more sure is our Yankee land
to carry on the palm.
In piauo-fortes, for Instance, it IS well known
that those of our best makers among us already
equal, If they do not excel, the best Of European
makers In reed instruments, such rs Cabinet
Organs, the superiority is yet more ded rdly with
the American Instruments. IL is conceded bv the
best Judges that ihe Mason 81 liamlin Cabinet
Organs, which have attained so great reputation
at home, are far superior 20 amy foreign instru-
ments Of the class. The Last number Of " New
Zeitschrll for Music,n the famous Leipzig musical
journal, has a notice Of one OF the Mason a. Ham
lin Organs, which the editor has seen. and of which
be admits the superiority, not only in fan volume
of tone and general characteristics but especially
in the mellow aud pleasing character Of ii.
tones This favorable testimony is Just Those
who have not heard these beautiful instruments
have Ntle idea Of the improvements which these
makers have Effected aud of the charming quail
ties Of their organs II is not surprising that tho
demand for them IS so large~-N. y. Musical
Gazeftc.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-03
.4Harhrts.

Ntw loHB, July o.
Gold LBS. 5-20s of'62, 10 j-s do Of Ga.
lO1 5-8i do Of '6j, lO7 5-s DO of new issue.
10 - l0-lOs 1O0l-4 7-30s all series, .O6 3-s
Money per cent
BosToN July p
Flour ~ to % cents lower State, 6 75to 10 80.
Round Hoop Ohio, lOOOto . so; Western. Is
tollsO; southern lower. Wheat duh and derln-
ing Corn duh and without change; Western
u. Cheese. 5to 49,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-07-03

...,, u. - ,-.,, d.. en- =, ,L.,or $3.50,
''V WIZ y, 49, ''o',' ~" ", '"yi
ana after mat date iHday' OF each week only
STATE smrrr Book C1uu-We are requested
10 state that the annual meeting If this club with,
MN r,o h,,n.oarC ~ wn,,ra nav, r',,
sycping MI 2 o,cl,ck n,ll attendance i. d..,.oI
49,. t,,.i,., hob. d, ,t.i. ,,..,..,.. ~.
IN ~ ''' rec
question +" r''u'" '!''' u''oIo ln"' un'' All books
now belonging To- the cno viii be sold at auction
that evening Any gentleman or lady desiring 10
Join the club will have an opportunity to do So M
this n,cctnr.
DNptNns.-IhcN Montpelier National Bank pays
d Its Cd. tI..
National Bank OF Montpelier five per cent. and the
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