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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-23
TRADE MARK.
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In Rue's Alabasler Cream!
NRTIC IN THB WORLD!
II will not lnjure the most Delicate Skin
III presence on the face cannot be detected h can
b. removed only BY washlna; and whom rencvcd
before RI sradcates ever dseolOraton Of the face,
whether caused By sxposuse 70 The wcthsr. By DIS
$50. md 6estows upo1 81 AeOthe
RADIANT COAPLkxlON ~ FL. fOUth.
And the entire eafts WIN WoSeA y can b ueeds
a. 2; I. Ss:::s: MAT =: e.. 49, q I:
Co., 70 ne so's d'S g eos fsos 49,
and Vsncy 0oods Dealese. Price Ono Dollar pet
Sossis CHURCH SllNTa i rs.Gps5;s, ere.
v.,. = O.. New Yosh; d as5aS g. S SssS
4 Co. BosSsa. Masc. Whs,eGls Aesats.
NATIONAL TRUST GO.
Ofths oily Of New York. No. sss Droadway.
Capital ONE MILLION DOLLARS
CHARTERED by THB STATS.
D.sius r. Hangam, President. James Mssftll, Sec
rstsrv. Receives Deposits I'D allows FOUR PER
CHECK q sisht. SPECIAL bEPOelT6 for Six
Months 9, more nay ee "a, No. ct q ~ PEI ssnt
among over 90 SharehcldeIe, comprising many gem
tiemsis Of large wealth and DnaDcal sxpessoeo who
~ ase peee0n ally liable 70 deposlton for all abi
satious ofthe Company TO- eoabie the amount q
Co. receives deposits in large or small amounts,
ana pernits them to be drawn o. whole q II part
81 OH Eek AT SIGHT aad WITHOUT NOTICE.,
allowing Interest on all daily balances. parties
inssintiea with special advantages d secasy.
venieace and profit. s0d&wem
Ladies, use Dr.. velIaay yrsneA pills. Sold b.
Harrison Otarks. Is Btady Stfo0e.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-23

A MISERABLE LIFE
IL that Of the dyspeptic. Why suffer when Robacks
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills will surely cure you
They can be ATTAINED Of any druggst.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-23

oAo lklLBD
uNl0N PACIFIC RAILROAD.

UNIVN 1AVIEAV 00lUMVAWo
Ars now Anishsd and In oDsratiea. More than
npocsibls that the suiirs track, nom Omaha 10
0acramente viii be finished II $50 instead Of 1870
Tho UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
q ana ns ES:
found along the line OF its operations.
ApS Is x ns tsn Gnant q s.ass.
on each side ofits road. Thlsis absolute dona-
ton, anu w.ll be source OF large revenue In the
future.
United States Thrtyycar Bonds amounting to from
So G0o:to s4Sooe per mtlc according to the Diff
oulties to be sunoun;ed on the various sections 10
be built. The 6o,ernment takes eecOnd mortgage
security, ard IL expected that not II
est but the principal amount may be paid In scrvi-
rendered by the Company In transporting troops
;,as t pk GEat po g Is
to aid in building the road. to tho same amount o.
the US. Bonds iesncd for the came purpose, and
| No more. The Government Permits the Trustees
for the Pirst Mortgage Bondholders to deliver the
Bonds TO the Company only as the load 10 completed
Commissioners and pronounced to b in oil respects
nrst-class Railroad.
-. 0episss Stock be; FIstt
lion Dollars have been paid in upoa the worn A.
resdy dens and which will bs increased - ~ wants
Of the Company require.
ss S.h &c % ,hs s
tercst the First Mortgage Bonds These earninas
ere NO indicatonjof the vset through essfnc that
must follow the opening OF the line - the Pacific
bat they certainly prove that
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
upon such property, costing nearly three times
tlelr amount.
Are Secure beyond amy C0mtlm.
geucy.
The Union Pacific Bonds run thirty year, are
for 81 coo each, and have cupons attached. They
bear annual interest, payable on the fret days Of
January and July III the Company's Office in the
City Of New York title rate of six per cent. in
gold. The principal is payable in gold at maturity
The price is OF. and at the present rate OF gold,
they pay liberal Income on their cost.
The Company believe tina, these Bonds, n. the
present rate are the cheapest security In the market
and reserve the right to advance the price At any
Al tho Company Office, No, -
Nash un street,
John J. Cisco 4 Son. Bankers,
No. - wall street
The LIST. National Bank Of D0s
venPore, lOWn.
Re0ittancee should bc made in drafts or other
funds par In New York, and the Bonds will Be sent
nee OF charge ~ return express fsrties subscrib-
ing through local agents. VIII to them for their safe
A PAMPHLET AND MAP FOR 1868 has Just
been published by the Company, giving fuller iufor-
nation than 10 possible In an advertisement. res
pectins the Progress Of the Work. the Resources Of
the Country traverscd BY the Road. the Means for
Construction. and the valus Of the Bonds. which
vii! be sent free on application, at the Company's
ONCE or to any OF the advertised agents.
JOHN j. CISCO. Treasurer. New York.
OIAR Z ID GA
Dysentsry, Summer Compliant, Cholera Ne
bus. Flux, Childrsn's Testhing, and the Crest
Preventive Of Asiatie Chslsrs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
= COD LIVER Oil.

THE POPULARITY WHICH THIS MEDICINE
hs. btain ed within the pas, few years /. lastly mer-
ted. TIE oil presented az WILSON'S is in its pur-
est state Is procured from fresh clean Lvers only
Of the Gaias Morrhus. ard . successful method has
been discovered by which all the Iodine and Brom-
inc 80 necessary for the efficacy Of the oil. are re-
sfrsd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-23
FRUITS -vEGETARLF4 MILK.
RUTFDn ETC


encetually preserved without sugar, without cook
ias tAsn aaA wilbout airSiehtaiie ho jsrs or cans
By new. cheap, heAlthfal and e6eetual method
~, nnw e, Ins AAkRi0AN FRuIT-PRKsERvlN0
Preserving the natural cslor, favor. 81 su,ear.
ance 81 Fruits; superior to any other method ana
Circular sent free, OF . manual Of g uonrs cen
tanning mn description and directions for prescrv-
ing said srfscles. cent for 10 cents.
These Preserving Powders are put up and eold for
We VIII send BY NAH email sample ior tris enonrn
Tor few ponnds OF mutt for 70 cents. For sale by
II not found at your store. send direct TO
L. p. WORRAL, General Agents.
le1e-aeeo6wecw l0 onaneer 81. New York
CoNCLusIoNs OF TIE SCIENTIFIC HEMoIR
OF SSDior ~ 81 sAh MskEA.
The CoNMHTRE) =. -
Fret The Extract Of Malt OF Hoff Of Berlin Coz
tains water, casbonic acid. dextrine and eaRary
IN. sllrs, Eun. and several juicss and aba
Of vegetable origia. op1 -
ssclA. This e1sRset psssseses ealorinc. aso.ie md
70 say, Tor assinllation and TO repair IL Losses
Isisa, tssssispsss t~s. sasses. eighty excl.
7csrsS. Il ) sfies,sss h In a,oss u ne die,.-
ass orssas dy.pspsia. sastraeis. shlofosis, rseh
Pifth. II ews lie tonie and autiapA rcds,ae >rsp.
This oee1G1f0 ssDoes eAD0o a ven q shae q the
New York Academy Of Medicine that HofY's Malt
Extract l. q exceptional yaluc among the bogus
preparailoas eftAe day. aoR's Mat xxeaas be-
pot, Sc Broadway, New York.
Langfeldt, Theds q o.. Whslesale lana Retail
Agents. Davenport. Iowa.
HA.amoss PrxurAIo Lousass- Pleasans
Prompt and Elective. Two taken at night mevs The
oo~els once next morning. Unlikcall Pilh they
essss pain nor reQairc incass II dsse to per-
fecta cure q 8r@
St;"y .ure Headache, Dissinees. Oppression afles
souf rising. and evesy evlarisine from Cos
~ p;iss .u INDIGESTION. Warranted In all eaees
NJ T,sn y < = Harrison o., Propsietoss.
k.s,s. OF wi. De mailed On receiving @ csote.
"syai Havana Lottery 81 C11a.
DRAWN ONCE In SRv1NrHRN pAYa
.$1o0.o0o
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'as Ssss'SS Evsa y oHeSea prnAI.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-23
B1TCHELOR'6 H1IE DYE.

BATCHELOR'0 Hair DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best In the world !;
- only true and perfect Dye: harmless, reliable,
instantaneous; NO disappointment; no ridiculous
tns remedies the III effects Of bad dyes: invigorates
ndleaves the Hair soft and beautiful black or brown
Sold BY all Druggists and Perfumers; and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No 10 Bond ST.,
New York aproo- dkvlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-23
PAGES CLIMAX sALvR.

Will cure scsofula. or Fever Sores. Salt RAssm.
letter. Pinples swsl,ed Breast Sore Nipples, Chill
bains. Piles. Cuts. Burns. Bruises Scalds. and Cor
Ill external applications II hes no parallel. hsving
perfectly cured these complaints when III otSss
remedies had failed.
known and reliable people. who certify that Pages
Climax Salve Aas perfectly csrsd sld Ulesss, casss
ofTitter. Piles and Scrofula Sores, amer they had
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-23


Thurlcw Weeds paper (Radicsl) says
"Gov. Seymour is not 10 be beaten by be
ing called copperhesd, or Frank Blair to
be distanced in the race because he is rev
olu.ionist. Ridiculs Seymour as some Re
publican journals may, he 10 the most pop
ular man in the Democratic party. Eser
nal vigilance i, necessary TO elect Grant
Alexander H. stephens writes that the
New York nominse for the Presidency will
carry reconstructed Georgia by large ma
ority.
Wilson advocates "discrctionary powers
frsm Hiram Y. Grant" Well. he needs
them.
The Rev. Gilbert Haven says Of Speaker
Celfax: "His face 10 . banquetins house. =
" ith an eating house in Colfax's face, and
. drinking saloon in Grants, the Radical
ticket ought to have comfortable race OF
it. Prentiss.
Senator Doolittls has written letter OPP
posing q third party movement and favor
ing the election ofSymour and Bar.
Whom they tell ysu there ID danger Of
sevmcur's becoming insane, ask them u
there is any danger Of Grants getting
drunk.
Whom Greeley was bowling for surrsn-
der to the rebels. Seymour was sending %
troops that Saved the Union
A Philadelphia so-csllsd religious weekly
has letter signed 81. II. Bamstone, head
ed "work for Christ" and advising men to
vote for Grant. AS cool and complacent
blasphsmsr, Bumstone goes TO the head Of
his class.
Horatio Seymour was placed in nomina-
tioa By the Psndisten delegation from Ohio.
So ends the Radical hope that in the defeat
Of Psndlston the Democracy would fnd en-
emiss or even iuke-warm friends among the
supporters Of Pendleton.
HON the Radical rsvolutionists to present
.irjng issues. Make them stand up aud an
swer for the wrongs they hive committed
The people demand reform, and will have
il. They are weary Of Radical extravagancs
They want Q statesman ct the nationa
helm, and are therefore rallyins IS one
man 70 tie support Of Seymour
SoMs Of our Icing -hssdsd. far-sssiog Rad
ical journals profess to be very much exsr
cissd lest in The event Of the election Of thu
Democratic candidates Seymour should be-
como insane and the administration Of pub
lie affairs devslvs upon Blair. From thi'
IL would appear that they acknowledge thu
Democratic success to bs foregone c or
| clusion. But had they not best wait unit
Mr.. Seymour develops this latent insanity
they claim he b possessed Of before the,
| deprscate its evil results! To our mint
there 10 more fear Of success setting tn
RsAicai party eraay than Of the same cal
amity ovsrtaking Mr.. Seymour, for th'
simple reason that the latter aspects b
| succeed while the former don't-and Won
except in the event Of political miracle
The fact is that tho people are satisNst
that tho Radical party is already insane il
its Expenditures and protiigats sxtrava
gancs and they had rather have . Presi
dent who may become insans than On I'D
ministration controlled by . party whicl
has already parted with the little sanity
ever possessed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-23
EVERY SATURDAY.. nnd
Bvery As,rEnNATE TUESDAY

kATRD OF PASSAGE
Uyihe man Steamer eatAns every Sosneday.
yanc 10 Gold. Payable IN Ousyciicy.
FIRST CABIN. SEQ lSTREkAGE ~ ~
- LOneoh.. iO Ia London. -
Peeeaee ~ IRE Tsesday stssanssu. Va na,Isas,
first Cabips e90, Gold ;stecrage, $50, payable |
cononey.
Rates 81 passags from New Yo.h TO HALIFAX
First Cabin. 80. StcerAgc, SO. payable IN Gold.
PaseeaRsSe also losw asdsd to llavre, Hamburg
Bremen, &C., at moderate rates.
0tserags Passage from Liverpool or Qusenssown
Tickets can - bosgAt here By psrsoss ssudina
for tAsir friends.
Yor further iniosnasi@ apely q me Company
O0ce. JOHN O. DALE. Agent,
febt1-d1y 10 Bsoadway. NJ T
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-23
Nsya' Havana Lottery 81 C1Ia,

As. g., rs,ss. psd il Scii. i;;:.. - !:s
'' sssssss Eve n ~ +. fss pss1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-23

RADWAT'6 READY HRLlEF IL sold fos 80 CENTS
in bottles holding three times as much any -
pcee-and AZ much as 81 OF the Pain ktllere. One
bottle Will held out longer and do more good thai
half dozen bottles Of any othor remedy. Sold by
Druggists everywhere At 90 cents per bottle, and at
~ Maiden Lane, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-23
At tho Comapany's Office, No. -
Nash un street,
ANDBY
John j. Cisco 4 Son. 0au X erS.
No. - Wall street
ANDBY
The LIST. National Bank Of IA.
VeupOPt. Iowa.
Ola r r Fl q 4

Dysentery, Summer Complaint, Cholera No
bus. Fiux, Childrsa's festhing, and the Crest
Preventive Of Asiatie Cholera.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-23
WILSON'S
COD LIVER OIL

II recommended and prescribed by some Of the moe.
eminen, ply sicans Of Philadelphis and elsewhere.
and approved by large number OF ladies and gen.
tlsusn, Wholesale and retail druggistss merchants,
lnvalids. and nasy others VITO have been. On exam.
nation, convinced OF it. rare excellence.
ThisOn can be obtained from oil respectable drug
gis,s thro,ghou. the United States.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
PRICE FOUR CENFS.

follows, viz On letters by direct steamer ron
New-York TO Bremen and Hamburg, ten cents per eacn
half ounce upder and by North German Union elosed
mail through England fifteen cents per each wegnt 81
half fraction Of half ounce, prepay meDt
optional; but each unpaid nsuficienty prepaid letter
is in addition to the deficient postage subject TO nne
OF two subergrochen equang five cents Cnied states
money on delivery In Germany and like fine s imposed
in the United States upon the delivery of similar letters
originating in the North German Union OF Austria.
Upon printed matter and samples posted In the United
States and addressed the North German Union and
Austria the postage charges follows, viz. BY
way of direct lines OF steamers 10 Hamburg and Bremen
Newspapers, IL not exceeding four ounces in weight,
three cents EACH and If four ounces, additional
charge of three cents for each additional single weight Of
four ounces or fraction thereof bOokpackets including
prints OF all kinds maps, plans &C. and on samples or
paterns of merchandise including seeds and grain, ak
cents per four ounces fraction thereof prepayment
compulsory. , -, po,us.. y.,..
papers IL not exceeding four ounces IN weight Tour cen
each and over four ounces an additional charge OF
four cents for each additional weight OF four ounces or
fraction thereof book packets prints Sc ana on pat
terms or samples OF merchandise, including seeds ana
gram eight cents per each four ounces OF
ounces, prepayment compulsory
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
ASSEMBLY.

Bills were passed-To incorporate the New.
York and Brooklyn Iron Tubular Co the Fishnll Rail
road Co. the Saugertes savings Bank the Milton Ferry
Co and the New-YOrk Health and Accident Insurance
Coz 70 appoint Commissioners for the Fisheries OF the
the City Railroads in New-York 10 change tho
name OF the Emigrant Savings Bank OF Buffalo
10 the Mechanics Savings Bank; 10 provide for tho
repaving of FultOn-ave., Brooklyn; 10 amend the
charter of the Peoples Savings Bank Of l0nkersi !
TO Isecure supply Of water for Saratoga Springs 10
compel the Sixth Avenue Railroad Company to carry
passengers their route without change OF cars anu
Without delay and detentOn 10 extend LeNlngt0naye
New-York to incorporate the Nonkers and Alpine
Ferry COmpany rcappropriang S5,OOO to the Newforh
Law Library. O.
The SPEAKER presented a communication from Con-
roer Connolly with list Of unpaid judgments against
the CITY OF New York and showing the total amount 10
he over S2OOOOG He recommended that provision DO
made for the payment OF the same IN the city tax levy
I'm the evening bills passed as follows The annual
STATE levy for the support Of the Government TO pro-
vide FOR DEFICIENCIES Of the Constitutional Convention To
nroyie for the construction Of railroad in Avenue
and other streets and of Newlork. To lneor-
porate the Cartmen's Protective Union of New-lork
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
TIE COLE HIscOcK MURDER TRIAL.

MOTION 10 QUAsH THE PANEL oyERRULED-
TIE FIRST EIGHT JURORS SET AsIDE-ONLY
FOUR JURORS TAKEN FROM THE FIRST
PANEL, AND ONE FROM TIE SECOND.
ALBANY, April 2l.-The Court of Oyer and
TerIniner Judge ITaham presiding, for the trial Of
George W. Cole indicted for the murder OF L. Harris
Hscock convened at 10 O'Clock Mr.. Hadley inter
posed challenge to the array of jurors, the ground
that the Jurors originally summoned TO try the prisoner
ave not been summoned 70 appear at this term OF the
Court and that tho Of such jurors do not appear
upon the return OF the Sheriff aud their names are nos
now in the box Wherefore the defendant prayed that
the panel may be quashcd.
Distrct-Attorney Smith read from the Code to shog
that the challenge could not bo sustained.
Judge Ingraham overruled the challenge
Several Of the Jurors presented and were
leved. The Jurors were then called. ,,--., ,
The first eight Jurors called were challenged ana set
aside The ninth juror called John Booker OF Gullder'
land sworn as Juror The challenge by the deferse
kennedy, OF Albany, wgs sworn as Juror. The chal
enge by the defense having been withdrawn, the Nd
Juror. The 32d juror called, Joseph Brand OF kenee.
laervle sworn as Juror The residue OF the pa ei
was then exhausted and the Sheriff was directed 10 sum
mon 20 talesnen At the opening OF tho afternoon a
sion Mr. Hadey informed the Court that the defense "a
inst learned that very important witness lor the e-
Tense was detained at home by lness The defense Lad
offered counsel for the prosecution 70 nave me esm'ny
taken without requiring his presence but ar they had rot
10 this il might be necessary for the deensa 10
ask for DOstponemont Of the trial; J.,
Judge HgfahaIn neld that nc ilau ~ " ~ Nt
this stage of the proeeedhgs, although
tie hearing might be adjourned by consent
Mr. Parker read from the Revised Statutes oshow that
the Court had authority ~ grant An order requiring test
THO Court decided that the Statute applied 70 EVIL
causes only. ,, .
Judge incraham, in answer 20 Oil INQUIRY by Nj.
Parker repied that ho had not the authority 10 grant
the order without the consent oi the Dlsct ht0rGey,
and then only upon afdaVits hled. ~ -
The clerk proceeded 10 call the list OF taesnen. OF The
30 talesmen, but one was sworn as "A Juror. .t :,
The panel having been exhausted tle shern was di-
rected TO sammon 100 taesmen from the body OF the
county and the Court adjourned until wednesday t 10
och n m
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
SAXONY.

ABOLITION OF CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
In Dresden on the 7th of April, the Second
Chamber sanctioned the abolition of capital punishment
after warm debate by majority Of two-thirds of the
members.
The Crown Prince and Princess of saxoDy were present
during the debate
THE QUEEN ON ENGLISH AND AMERICAN TOi-
LETTE.
A Dresden letter says that the Queen OF Sax
ony has expressed dspeasure at the ntdy dsheyeled
style Of wearing the hair which has lately come into
fashion. Having frequently TO receive English ana
American ladies' who sometimes appear with their half
hanging loosely about their shoulders Her Majesty nas
established regulation that all persons with tuch COLI
fures shall not be admitted at Court
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
FOREIGN POSTAGE.

The rate of postage chargeabe upon interna;
tiounI letters under the convention with the Uucd
Kngtm ia twelve cents per half ounce or under pre-
payment optional but unpaid or ns9iiciently re
aeGcent hostage subject 10 fine delivery.
Tho ane levied and collected in the United States
on such unpaid insulcently prepaid letters is five
cents each
The following rates OF postage are chargeable upon
prnted matter etc. posted In the United States and adj
dressed to United Kingdom the prepayment OF which
is compulsory, viz: Newspapers cents each; book
nachets including printed matter OF all kinds, maps,
plans etc. six cents per each four ounces fraction
thereof and patterns samples OF merchandise Ecud
ing grain and seeds eight per four rac
ton Of four ounces
The rates Of postage chargeabe from the United States
10 any part OF Germany including Austria under the
yenton recently concluded with the North German Union
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
THE ASSASSINATION OF DARCY MGEE-THE Nc
DONALD ABDUCTION.

OTTAWA, April 21.-The evidence against
whelan, who is suspected of the murder Of Darcy
NIECE is daily becoming stronger Since his arrest he
has voluntarily made several important admissions.
Patrick Buckley DOorkeeper Of the House OF Commons,
has been arrested in consequence OF the contradictory
nature of his evidence before the Police Magistrate Tho
authorities continue to act with great vigilance and in
oury is pushed in every direction where may be possi
bic 10 obtain information.
Official correspondence laid before the House
Yesterday reference TO the abduction OF Allan Me-
Donald. Lord Monck, while acknowledging Mr. Stewards
courtesy as Characteristic OF his conduct every occa
I'm VIII e his Exceency has had TO appeal TO him. rather
snuus the British Enbassador for declining TO accept Mr.
SrwerdS Offer to surrender Mcdonald without giving us
Excellency an opportunity Of informing him OF all the
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
NEW. YORK LEGISLATURE.

bENAIE.. .AIHANl, NpIII II IoVr,
The morning session was occupied IN ITO
consideration the bill incorporating tho NewYork Ar
cade Underground Railway. The Assembly bill was sub
stituted for the Senate bill Several amendments were
adopted but before their consideration completed
recess was ordered until o'clock
nIn the afternoon the consideration OF the Arcade
Underground Railway bill resumed. and the bill was
finally reported complete. The principal amendments
made provide that it shall not be lawful for the Company
to appropriate any vault opening without having fret
secured the OF the owners OF majority OF the
lots fronting Broadway along the line OF the road eS
cept i'm cases where the openings inside the curb AMI
Individual consent will be suicent the Company not To
have the right appropriate any vault above
the City Hall Park until the road Is completed TO said
Park The 100000 forfeit in the road Is not built as
required go the city instead OF the state and tho
road TO be built strictly the Arcade pan and accord
i'm 10 the model