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ALAB AVA.
DAMAGE TO THE CROPS.

MOBILE. July 31.-A"counts from the inter.
Tor of Alabama and Mississippi are unfavora-
ble Heavy rains have fallen 10 all sections
aud the caterpllars are reported in different
sections of Alabama and Mis- issippi, which, it
is said, are doing considerable damage. War
rior river had risen thirty feet and the Tusca-
oosa twenty feet By the rise in the Tombig-
bee and Alabama river fears of an overflow OF
the low lands are entertained.
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Camden, Nov. Is, 1867.

We, the undersigned. have been acquainted with
Miss Sawyer for many years, and believe her to be
christian lady and skltul nurse, and having used
her salve in our families, it gives great pleasure
in saying it is the best general medicine have
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Seizure of Goods.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following de-
~ scribed goods were seized at this port on the
days hereinafter mentioned tor violation OF the Rev
enue Laws:
April 81 1868, 4s prs Wooden Stockings; May 9, II
bottles Gin, bottles Brandy; May 10, bbls Moass-
es; May 25. Ullage Barrel Molasses, kegs Mo-
lasses; May 26, bottles brandy. bottles WhisKey,
2bottles Gin; May 2S, 3 Gags Sugar; June IL, 40C
Cigars; July Is, 3 bottles Brandy.
ANY person or persons claiming the same are re-
quested to appear and make such claim within TWEEN
ty days from the date hereof. Otherwise the SAID
goods will be disposed ofn accordance with the Act
OF Congress in such case made and provided.
ISRAEL WASHBURN Jr.
Collector.
Portland, July "a. 1868 -d1 aw3w
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A ADMINISTRATORS Sala
Sherif's Sale.


CUMBERLAND, IS. ...... .... 4. ..I.
A 1TACHED on sundry writs and will be sold at
n Public Auction by consent Of nartes at III Aue
ton Room OF n o. Bailey, 100 Fore stree on Mon
aay, august 81, at p o'clock P. M, the following
Hams, Sugar, Tea, Moasses, Vinegar. Kerosene,
soda and Pilot Bread, Pure Spices Candies, Pickles,
Salt, Clothes Pins, Stove Polish, coffee siaIcbl
Bro2ms, Pals, Tubs, Pipes, Fish, Pork, BE; also
Ice Chest, stpye. Meat Tools, Tin Ware Me isuris
Scales, Block. Sc. =
The above goods are fresh and in good order
Dated at Portland, July q, 1868 -, ~.
..oo,., G. w. PARKER, Sheriff
IA IL 4 Il L IcNr
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mAssAGHUsETTs,
HEAVY Robbery OF BoNDs-YoUTHFUL Gull

HEAVY ROBBERY OF BoNDs-YOUTHFUL Gull
aa.-+@ PRITS.
Boston, July a.-Benj. f. Gushing, aged
IL, and Thomas Brown aged 16, are under ar
rest for robbing the Office of VIM. HI. Kent &
Co., lumber commission merchants, State St.,
of $37 900 in government bonds and other scuri-
ties. Gushing had been employed and dis
charged by Kent 8 Co., but retained the key
to the Office with which he and Brown effected
an entrance Wednesday night. They confessed
the robbery. All the property is recovered.
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DEATH OF A GYMNAsT.

Mills, the celebrated gymnast, was shot in
the mouth by one Nolan in drunken row
this morning. Mills is in a precarious condi-
ton.
DEPARTURE OF BLACQUE BEY.
Blaeque Bey, the Turkish Ambassador, left
for'W ashington last night.
IMPORTS OF AMERICAN FLOUR
The imports of American flour increase.
TROOPS ORDERED TO BARBADOS.
The 47th regiment, now stationed at Halifax,
has been ordered to Barbados.
AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANIES.
OTTAWA, July a-The repre- sentatiyes of
the American insurance companies arrived
here this morning and deposited the amonnt
with the Receiver General, as required Inv the
insurance act. Those who have Complied with
this law will be gazetteG Saturday.
ANTI UNION MEETING.
ST. JOHNS, N. B., July 31.-A strong anti
union meeting was held at Yarmoth to-day.
Resolutions were passed expressing horror
and Indignation at the refusal of the Imperia
Parliament to redress the wrongs of Nov:
Scotia and threatening to take the high hand
ed measures to secure the deliverence of tn,
country from its present position.
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Valuable Lot of Land at Auction

4 IN TUESDAY. Aug 9Th, 1868. at 3 o'cloekP NJ
NIshan sell the Valuable lot of Land "a Franklin
r., SHOWN as the lesley Lot Said lot is 80 teet ON
rfanklln street. running back Sc teet; is pleasantly
seuaieu IN good neiehborhood convenient to bust
ss anu one o. the most desirable lots in this vicln
fty. Sale positive. Terms a sale,
JyZydtu F.O BAILEY Auet
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WASHINGTON, July 3l.-The President has
officially proclaimed the ratification on both
sides OF the treaty betwe IN the United States
OF America and the King of Prussia concern
ing citizenship in each country
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INSTRUCTIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER OF INTER
NAL REVENUE.
TENNESSEE.
HORSE THIEVES LYNcHED.

HORSE THIEVES LYNCHED.
MEMPHIS, July 31.-Last evening while Con-
stable Day with guard of three men was
bringing two thievesys named Christopher N.
Bender and Benz Whitfield, from Raleigh to
been found riding stolen horses, when within
two miles of this city, the guard was suddenly
surrounded by about forty masked horsemen,
who took the prisoners. ordering the guard not
to follow, and left in the direction of Raleigh
This morning the men were found near Mccall
1um's Mills hanging to tree, with paper on
them inscribed, ahorse thieves hung by an
outraged community"
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
NASHVILLE, July 31-In the State Legsla-
ture to-day bill was introduced to appoint an
agent to fund the State debt principal and in
terest due and to be due in five years.
.Aresolution passed the House to investi
gate the issuance of fraudulent State bonds in
circulation, said to have been signed in New
York. rra
1t is estimated that $10,OOO,OOO in bonds viii
be needed to pay the militia of the State.
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Who IS. Miss SCxaUyer ?

Miss Sawyer lives in the city Of Rockand, Knox
CoumGy, NAME She has devoted the best years of
her life to nursing the sick, and has had more ex-
perence in the cure of obstinate diseases old Sores
and Ulcers, and has also been consulted in more
cases of accidents, such Burns Sealds and Bruises
than any other person in New England. professional
or otherwise. She has competed successfully with
the most able physicians in the States, as well as
with nurses and Indian doctors. From time to
time she has compounded remedies for the use in
certain diseases in her own practice. Among other
compounds she has for many years made Salye
which soon obtained extensive Sale, and is
Low in great demand abroad, as well as in pri-
vate families and among the hundreds of men engag-
ed at Rockland and vicinity in the hazardous bust
ness of auarrying rock and burning lime, and also
among the seamen along the coast O. Maine. SO ,op-
uar did it become that while it only put up in
old mustard boxes without labels the help of adj
yertisements, Miss Sawyer received orders for it
from nearly or quite every State in the Union. The
demand finally became extensive that she was un-
able to meet IT. and she made arrangement with
L. M. ROBBINS, druggist OF Rockland, to take
charge of TIE business and supply he trade. The
agent is SO well satisfied with the merits the Med
icine that he guarantees it to all diseases for
which it is recommended, and any one who gives it
trial according to directions and is not satisfied is
invited to return the box with half the contents and
the money will be reunded. Full directions with
each box. IA
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THREE PERSONS KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
CHICAGO, July 81 During a thunder storm
this evening three persons in different parts Of
the city were killed by lightning and several
buildings were struck. No serious damage
was done.
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House and Lot on Deer street at
Auction a-i-

ON WEDNESDAY, August 5th, al O'clock P. M =,
~ shall sell the large three story brick house No
Deer Street. said house is One-half of a double
tenement, built since the fire. Contains ten rooms,
Pantr'es osets, &c. Piped for gas. Good cellar,
briSs clstern. hard and soft water in kitchen, out
building, NC. Lot about % by 81 feet This house
IS IN desirable locality convenient to business and
well arr anged tor b arding house. Possession Civ
en- immediately. Terms at sale.
jy3Odtd F. o. BAILEY, Auct.
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81 NEW YORK.

! 81 HOW To CUIIEOT THE REVENUE.
NEW YORK, July .a.-Charles Hartman amp
Ferdinand Sulzberger convicted of conspiracy
to defraud the revenue, and sentenced to i'm
prisoment for ten days and to pay fine of
1000 dollars each, have had their fines RENTED
hui ho
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LOUISIANA.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS

NEW ORLEANS, July 31.-Notce was given
in the House to-day OF the bill to authorize the
Legislature to elect Presidential electors.
THE SEYMOUR AND BLAIR GUARDS
The Seymour knights, and blair guards who
were represented in the dispatches as rebel
regiments recognized, are democratic clubs of
which large number have been formed inthis
CITY
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TEXAS.
YELLOW FEVER AT I'M

YELLOW FEVER AT INDIANoLA
New YORK, July 81 Southern papers state
that the yellow fever prevails at Indianola,
Texas.
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SEW ERS.

THE cities of Hartford Ct, and Booklyn N
i among others, have investigated until thew are
satisfied that Cement Pipe OF twelve inches diam
eter whose is 13 097 Is equal in capaciity 10
fifteen inch brick sewer whose area is 176 5 or more
than thirty per cent in 'avor of Cement Pipe This
is owing to Its greater smoothness giving so much
less friction. HENRY WILLIS
Supt. Springfield Water Pipe Co,
JyNd2w Springfield. Mass.
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CANA ID A.
YOUNG LADY DROWNED.

YOUNG LADY DROWNED.
MONTREAL, July 31.-Miss Mathieson, daugh-
ter of DIR. Mathieson, an eminent Presbyterian
minister in this city, was drowned at Camica
yesterday, while bathing.
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WASHINGTON.

THE TREATY WITH PRUSSIA.
WASHINGTON, July 3l.-The President ha;
officially proclaimed the ratification on both
sides OF the treaty betwe IN the United States
of America and the King OF Prussia concern.
ing citizenship in each country.
POST OFFICE DEFICIENCY.
NEW YORK, July 31.-The Posts special saws
the annual statement of the Post Office De-
partment for the fiscal year ending the 3Oth OF
June, Will show an alarming deficit In 1865
there was surplus of 1899 ,430. In 1866 there
was deficit, the first for several wears of $685.
093. In 1867 the deficiency amounted to $685.
400 In 1868 it will prove to be in round num-
bers S,OOO,OO0. This annually increasing deficit
is partly owing to the restoration OF the mail
service in the Southern routes and the subsd-
les for Ocean mail service, but the causes
which wholly or in part were in operation in
1867 do not fully account for the alarming de-
ficiehcy in 1868 The voluntary increasing of
pay granted by the Posi- Master General to
contractors on the North Western routes has
added considerably to this last deficit
METRE FOR THE PREVENTION OF FRAUDS.
The commissioner of Internal Revenue has
decided in favor OF the adoption of the Tice
metre for the prevention of frauds in liquor
distilleries.
GEOLOGICAL EXPLORATION OF WYOMING.
The commissioner of the Land office has or
gained with the approval of the Secretary of
TIE Interior corps for geological exploration
VI Wyomins as autnorlzed Dy the SlxCn scctl0n
OF the act OF Congress passed the 10th of July
last.
INSTRUCTIONS OF THE COMMISSIONER OF INTER
NAL REVENUE.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
issued instructions to suppress unauthorized
production of alcoholic sperits and vapors-
He says that under the provisions of section
four ofthe act of July Goth no articles into
which alcoholic spirits or alcoholic vapors
enters as an ingredient can be lawfully man.
ufactured except such spirits or alcohoal have
been produced in an authorized distillery and
have paid the tax. Many of these manufac=
lures have been honestly engaged in the bust
defrauding the Revenue, while many others
under pretence of making vinegar alone have
been committing fragrant and intentional
frauds,
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SUBMARINE EXPLORATION.

The divers are at work with new subma-
rine exploring apparatus at the spot where the
English frigate Hussar is supposed to ha re
sunk in 1880. The men remained under water
nearly an hour, and succeeded in finding, as
they believe, traces of the sunken vessel.
woRKMEN TO BE DISCHARGED.
About one hundred workmen are to be dis
charged at the Navy Yard tomorrow, chiefly
in the Engineers department. r.,
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NEW HAnIPsHIRE.

CONCORD, N. H., July 31.-Judge Samuel d
Bell of Manchester, Ex-Chief Justice of the
Supreme Judicial Court, died at his home in
that city this morning. He was about II years
of age, and was one of the most distinguished
jurists of New England.
DEATH OF PROMINENT RAILROAD MAN.
George Parker of Ogdensburg. for many
years the General Freight Agent of the Og-
densburg and Lake Champlain Railroad, and
late member of the firm of John I'll. Pearson
& Co. of this city, died yesterday of apoplexy
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AUCTION SALES.
f. M PATTEN 81 Co., Auctioneer..
OFFICE IA EXCHANGE ST
Clothing. CrOckerv &C.

1 SAIURDAY, Aug Is at 10 A NJ, Dozens OF
4pso BOWS, Mugs. Moulds, Soups, &c.
ing an Pe; Spices Tea, Tobacco. Cigars Engray-
Plated War Sahss.ngs, Clothing. Beds, Carpets and
M shawl 3 Sr Junk of India GOODS, consisting
iulv "a dS 1dpes, Dresses, Silk Dress Patterns sc
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The Greatest Wonder Of the Age
stevens Patent DrOp Letter Roy

CALL and get one. 1t will save your letters and
~ papers from being injured or destroyed by the
weather, from blowing away being stolen Or
ders len al STRAdAN " LoraRUP'S No 81 Ex-
change street, COBBS Music Store, or at the sub
serieers, No 80 Pine Street, will receive prompt
tenticn by
jy27eodtf JOHN p STEVENS
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DEATH or PRoMINENT RAILROAD MAN.
VIRGINIA.
fHE REMOVAL. or orr1crRs

RICHMOND, July 31-The Republicans of the
State are greatly dissatisfied at the failure OF
General Stoneman to remove the officers dis
qualified under the 14th article, and an appeal
has been made to General Grant for his action
in the matter
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10 ALEXANDRIA, July 31.-Miss Patterson, a
young lady, shot at a man named Falconer, at
noon to-day, at Gordonsvile, but he escaped
uniniured Revenge prompted the act.
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, July 3o.-Sugar reals for No. 70 Dutch
standard Exchange on New York, currency, short
sight 29t per cent. discount, and Gold, long sight,
per cent discount; short sight per cent. discount
LONDON, July 31-Afternoon- Amceriau securi-
ties-Erie shares declined to 435; Atlantic & Great
Western advanced to Alt other quotations are I'M
changed.
LIVERPOOL, July 31-Atternoon.-Cotton market
buoy ant AMI prices advanced; Middling uplands 93d
Middling Orleans lloyd; sales how estimated at
$1,000 bales The total stock of Cotton at sea, en-
route to this port is estimated at 1876 900 bales of
which 900 are from the United States TIE actual
number OF bales or American Cotton now in Liver
pool is 900 bales, and BOP 900 as estima ted i'm
the first report. Wheat has declined 3D. and is now
quoted at lbs for White California and los I'D for Red
ives ern. Flour on the spot 27s and to a rive 27s Cd
Advces from Manchester favorable, and the
market tor yarns and fabrics is steady.
LONDON, July 31-Evening-Consols 9ia to1 mon
ey and 94a a 94g for account.
:, American securites-United States 5 2Os 72t; n
lnols Central shares 94a; Erie shares 49, Atlantic g.
Great Western 424. -Ia-
FRANKFORT, July 31-Evening. limited States
5-20s declined to rs.
LIVERPOOL, July DISQUALIFICATION advance
ing; sales $4,000 bales; Middling uplands 95d Mid
ding eOrleans 10ld. Lard advanced Sd; quoted at
65s Sd. Bacon advanced to AS Cd.
LONDON, July 31-Evening quiet and
steady. Calcutta Linsed CAS- Cd. Other articles I'M
changed.
Boston stock LIST
sales at tue Bro kers' Board, July 81.
american Gold. .......s... ................. lax
onieou states 5-20s, 1864 -...............u.. Ill
:. July. 1865. ........... 1903
1861 ................. 1904
1000 ................. 1922
United States Ten-torties. .................. 10si
Pepperell Manufacturing Company ...... 1000
Portland, Saco u Portsmouth Railroad. 5000, 1904
micm2an Oehtrai halroau. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. JIG
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VNHE YACHT NET rLE Is now ready ior deep sea
i fishing, 10 charter to Pleasure PaIues oy lne
day week. For terms, &c, aepiy AZ IT, 70
mercal Street. BENZ. d. "hhLAnD,
July IA. eOdf
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[From Noses B T55betts, Jefferson, Mel
can recommend Miss Sawyer's Salve, highly
have never used so good an article. For healing
purposes it is without an equal
MOSES b. TIBBETTS.
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TrOtting Wagon for sale.
A NEARLY new New York built Light Wagon,
N weighing about 100 lbs, in good order.
Enquire of MARTIN q PENNELI,
Jy30du Preble st.
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From Mr.. & Mrs. Nm. r, Kendall, Freeport, Mel
Among the many Salves now in use, Miss Sawyer's
stands preemuent for almost all the acres and pains
the human family are afflicted with For Rheuma-
tism, Lame Joints, Nervous Headache, il gives in
slant relief We have used tor several years, and
find IL an untiI;tiag rened for burns, scatds, sore
throat, salt rheum, sacelied joints, &c., &c. We
cheerfullv recommend it TO the public as being per-
fectly safe aud good for many more aches than we
have mentioned.
Mr.. & MRS. VIM. R. KENDALL.
Freeport, March II, 1867.
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Kiln Dried Meal
To Pleasure Parties T!

MARSHS KILN DRIED YELLOW MEAL. in
Vl barrels, superior Article. For sale by
NORTON, CHAPMAN q Co,
iuoadarx AMI 8 cot Block.
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WOOD j.! WOOD {!

ON OOSDS WOOD for sale, at $500 per
AOO cordby theca load
jy23dtf B. c. JORDAN, Bar Mills.
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TErom Rey Nathaniel Butlerl

From ReU. Nathaniel BufEeT.J
1t is simply an act OF justice and perhaps it will
De favor to the public to say that | have used
Miss. Sawyer's Salve for ten years. and believe it to
be "a most valuable remedy for the purposes for
Which 1t is recommended 1t is most effective for
animals in where saive is used Tor them
1t has proven an almost certain cure Tor ordinary
scratches in horses.
ff.. NATH'L BUTLER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-25
GENERAl. ITEMS

Maine will soon present 1000 tsstimo-
malls to her eoldiers.
Captains Of vessels arriving q New
York report the heat At sea - intense.
The French Leslie divorce case has re-
suited in . verdict Of alimony to Mrs. Les
lie for $50 per week.
The newest Partisan fan is made 10 the
shape Of horseshoe. II 10 very ugly. but
very fashionable.
Three dry goods clerks in New York.
employed BY one Arm, are paid $4,000 .
year each.
The wheat crop in Ohio has been secured
in excellent order, and the supply 10 . full
average.
The directory canvasssss Of Syracuse,
N. Y, report population Of 10000.
II 10 = subject Of sincere and genuine
cengratulstisn that very small waists are
out Of fashion in society.
Vanderbilt iss growing sxtravagant. Hs
has built . e2S, 900 special car for the
Hudson River road.
The locusts are making sad ravagei
among the shade trees in Portsmouth, New
Hampshire.
Since 1870, and up 70 the let Of January
lsst. the immigration to this country hal
amounted to 6,701 ,46l persons.
Boston 10 lighted with 4,sl2 gss and
1851 oil lamps, At an annual cost Of t237.
272
Amherst College 10 free Of oil debt, and
worth . million.
The troops 10 Alaska are il good health
New York street railroads are running
smoking cars.
Ninety eight thousand gress Of steel pen'
are made weekly - Birmingham, England
The Londsn 7imss uses 20 tons Of papsl
and two tons Of printing ink every week
Morocco parssols are . new fashion in
New York, while silk parasols, square in
shape, are the London novelty.
A coronsr's jury At Dayton, Chic, hal
found that a man died Of alcoholism,
which is . new name for it.
Boston owns public parks and squared
which would sell for fifteen millions Of dol
ars-enough to pay the city debt.
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DAILY DEMOCRAT.


Out Of the shadow Of sadness,
Into the sunshine Of gladness.
Into the light Of the blest--
Out Of the land very dreary.
Out Of the world very weary,
Into the Rapture of Rest.
Out Of TO-DAY sin and sorrow
Into a blissfil TO morrow,
Into day without gloom
Out Of land filed with sighing-
Laud OF the dead and the DYING
Into alsnd without tomb.
Out Of q life Of commotion,
Tempef swept Oft ~ the ocean,
Dark with the wreck drifting DER;
Into sland calm and quiet:
Never . orm cometh nigh it;
Never aWreck on its shore.
Out Of the iaad II whose bowers
Perish and fade allt lowers
Out Of the land II decay
lnto the Bden. whore fsirsst
Of Aowsets end swsetsst and rareee
Nevershsi wither awsy.
Out Of the world Of the wailing,
Thronssd with the sneuished and ailine.
Out Of the world Of the sad;
Into the world That rejoicss-
world Of bright visions sad voices,
Into the world Of the glad.
Out of the world ever lornful.
Out Of the land ever meurnful.
Where in bleak exile We roam;
1nto JOY land above NJ.
Where there's Father to love US
Into our " Home-sweet Home
TAs Rev. 4. j. Ryan {" Niorns.")
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OF DAVENPORT.
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COLLECTIONS
Aaleoa I'll accessible poiats, and Drans drawn q
oil IL psincpal cities, and towns, In tbs U. y.
GOLD AND oliver
Deughtand Sold. Highest market price paid for
GOLD COUPONS.
Especial attention eivsa TO the purchase and sale Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
W. make o1f own Drafts On
FOREH0.T COUFTRTES.
- Deposits and Conceal Baokiag busiasss ~
epectflliy collected To or customers ~ pledge
The most liberal treatment.
OFFICERS:
NC. WADswosra. Prcst J. .. snivn, Vice rrest
J. G. CoNKLfS, Cashier. LswIs Dssw Asst Cash,
DIRECTORS.
VIC. Wadoworth, Moses Kelley.
Is Smith. Geo. 3. Wood.
J. 6. Copklin. John n. Boyle.
u. N. Richardson. LIB Neyer
Geo. H. Parker. jans1-Atf
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