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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-06-05
Connecticut.
REPUBLICAN.
Haven Palladium.

From the New Haven Palladium.
The Chicago Convention has performed
its task wisely. The nomination of Gran,
having been already made by tho people,
Il only remained for the Delegates Ia
formally ratify the unanimous choice Of
the party, and TO give our leader worthy
companion on the ticket. OF the names
presented TO the Convention. none is more
justly popular than that OF Schuyler Col.
lax. The platform is In every respect
satisfactory, aud we'll represents the prin-
ciples Of the Republican party.
District of Columbia.
REPUBLICAN.
From tho wathington Chronicle.
Grants nomination is pre- emincntly q
nomination by the people-nade long be
fore the members OF the Convention were
elected. IL was but compliance with
custom that the form OF a conventional
nomination was had at all. II is the hnr.
bnger OF Republican harmony aud Re
publ success. y y
Colinx's eminent fitness for tho special
duties of tho position he has abundantly
demonstrated Us Speaker of tho House Of
Representatives., while his enlarged states
manship admirably prepares him to exert
the most wholesome influence upon public
affairs in the intermediate position be-
tween tho Executive aud Legislative de-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-06-05

With the exceptions above expressed.
there will be cordial approval Of this
platform by the friends OF Gran, aud Col
fax, who trust more TO the records and
the we'll known character Of their leaders,
than to any mere declaration Of party
faith
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-04
In D0nkrllntcy

In the Dis.ric. Cour, Of the United States for
the District Of iowa
In the matter of Adrian H. Davenport. Bank.
rupt
To the Creditors Of said Adrian II. Daven.
port. and all other persons interested -
Sirs. You are hereby notified, that petition
has been filed in said Court, BY Adrian H. Dav-
export. of the city Of LeClaire in said District.
duly declared Bankrupt under the act OF Con
gresS, entitled: "An act to establish uniform
system of Bankruptcy throughout the United
States" approved March Q, 1867 for . dis
charge and q certificate thereof, from all his
debts and other claims, provable under said oct:
and that the 5th day of March, A. u. 1888. at
the hour Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. of said day. is -.
signed for the hearing of the same before the
seid Court, at Chambers, at Ottumws, Iowa.
whom and where you may attend and show
cause. if any YOU have, why the prayer Of said
petition should not be granted. You are here
by further notified that the third meeting Of
the creditors Of said Bankrupt will be held on
the 9th day Of February, A. d. 1858, ct the
hour of 10 o'clock. A. NJ, of said day, before N.
N. Price. Esq, one of the Registers in Bank.
ruptcv, at his Office No. Z, West Second street,
in the city Of Davenport Scott county, Utste Of
Iowa. whsn and where you can transact asy
busineas OF the third meeting Of creditors pro
vidsd in section 20 Of said act of Congress.
JOHN p. COOK.
ljn2s-dst tu.l Attorney for said Bankrupt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-04

A father and his two daughters conduct
alsteam sawmill in Indiana. One daugh.
ter is engineer and the other helps ct the
lumber.
Government has sold to a menagsrie nine
of the famous camels imported for beasts OF
burden several years since and sent to the
southwest.
John r. Billiard. Of Dedham, 81 years Of
age, is the youngest member Of the next
Massachusetts House Of Representstiv
"Whcrc is the east:' inquired teacher
Of small pupil. "Where the morning
comes from" vas the prompt and pleasant
answer.
"lIousatonic," long supposed to 10 an
Indian word, is Of Dutch origin, and means
" the winding river of the West"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-04
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
For the Democrat.
Filings and Things.

BY THUNDER.
long yeres we KEEP iitin
Rsxn bel an sbeddin blud;
Tel the truth ,hey did delite in
Maxim all the fuss they Good;
But ct last they bed ger give IN.
Wen they he'd ben whtpt enuf.
Now the lsnd is 1T ter live in,
Tho the meddisin wos rut.
Slavery has gone ter thunder,
Ngsers no more burdens tote
An shouldn't grately wunder
II they soon will git ter vote.
Thare condishun's ben improvin
Ever sence the wor begun
Sence the army started moyin
South Of classikls Full Run.
Now there's no mere niggef tradis,
Ockshsrnerin hewmen fesh,
Inter pfivit families radin
In the country ov secssh.
No more nockin down an kickin,
0ouain, bfandin, sellin South;
Tyin TO tree an lickin,
Ell the niger twists he's mouth;
No more putin inter prirren
Cor hese eort out late ct mite.
ALI the rites eH man are hizIen,
jest the same zif he was wife.
Wal, We thort wede hep the South IN,
An imposed just restraint,
But them cuasid, crazy, Northin
Chaps in CopGris say they Amt;
Say thare out, an they must stay out,
Tel the Niger rules the roost
Tel the used up rebils play out,
Or ter humble pie git used;
Say they must be reconsttuctid-
Kinder stompt little doWn,
Coz the laws are thsre obstructid,
An examples must be shown;
An they rare an charge on Jonson,
Coz he mercy on EN- he'd;
An If !inksn ives mt gon, sooa
Thade abuse him jest 81 bad.
Jonson's only dun hez dooty,
Jest ez vel o. he nose how;
An it INT very pooty
Razin sech = cussid row.
We tibet ft the woY are tired,
An we're glad that il il thros;
An we don't want to be mirsd
In another sech sloo.
We ut fer the constitushun,
An the cuntry ez IL woz,
An we do not like the noshun
Ov thare changiu things 30, COZ
We dono WHARF We shell kumte
ifwslsggo all eur holds;
An we shursly hsv gut roomter
Live in psse between the poles.
We air glad that slavsry's gone up.
Ez ct IL fer good an all;
An We can no more be shown NJ
Ter disgrace BY those who call
Our institushunz fsilysrs,
An our hbbcsty sham,
An eursels lot ov lsilers
Orushin down the sons cv ham.
But We think tibet white foxes yet hsv
A few rites ez well ez thay;
If not We dc good dele better've
Quit befor snlisten dav.
Wehev not hit fer the Niger,
N We dO not W ant him now
To serpozs himself much bigger
Than hiz britches will allow.
This ysfs were ter hsv elsckshun
Fer . Prezzident agen,
An We dono in this secshun
Who ter take ov 30 mon.
Grant il ruthsr now the fAv right
Ftin stock 10 pooty high
An be woz the man to stavs rite
Inter The confedracy.
Surtenlv IL must be granted
Hese the nan who wipt the South,
Noze enufto hold hiz mouth.
Then thars's Stanten, poor old marte1,
Tho hiz vishin 10 quite dim,
All the men 81 anshsnt Hpsrter
Want surcumstans to him.
Euerd dan feoi sourd on hs4
Party, and don't'stan show
Tsittle crsddit 20 be honist,
Esfer PreIzidsnt you 60.
Then thare's sum old billy 70 fer.
He tibet marcht down TO the see,
An he stands a bully show fer
Our ne xt Prez1ideBtterb be
don't kesr Q bass wood splinter,
jest ez we'll penny tess.
We shall lind ont by next winter,
Who il goin ter be boss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-04
THE KlTTATlNNY

INTRODUCED RY TAE SUBSCRIBER. Is
everywhere acknowledged by press and people
the very BEST Blackberry known. Having the or
iginal stock. enabled TO furnish planters and
amateurs GESuIsF PLANTS in large or email quaint
ties at low rates.
Opinions of the Press.
1.-THE sweetest and most delicious fruit Of AIRY Va
riety we have .een."-Am. Agricultural. N. Y.
1--WE regard II A. n large. handsome, high favored
Observation-Disclosures N. Y.
"Decidedly superior 20 the Lawton In good quail
ties. There h little doubt that IL IL the best cutiva
ted Blackberry known."-N. Y. Tribune.
''Such sights offrut we never beheld before. IN
7. Times.
But Justice compela us TO acknowledge that new.
have tasted such Black berries those sent M
colored. and firm in flesh, good marketing qualities
Sccond-They are sweet. juicy, melting IN ths
mouth. more like fine Strawberry than Ike Black
berry. and Of excellent nnvor.
Third-They are represented to he hardy. strong
growers and OF great productiveners. n fWorid.
"should any Of our friends wish 10 try this Berry
they will npd cur friend Mr.. II. Williams OF MONT
clair J. a respOnsib man. and worthy oi thsif
patronage IN. Y. Coschmskcrs' Magazine.
We aleo have the WILSON Blackberry. ana
large stock Of best
Raspberrles.
straw berries,
Currnnts,
seed Potatoes.
Small quantities sent by nil with pcrfecs sa'sU.
Reader. prepare TO supply your table with she pess
fuite nv planting this Spring For prices &C.. send
for catalogue to q. . y. wiLAAS'
,..,1-aw Montelair, N. J.
Ioc.i AGENTS wanted Reduction to clubs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-04
BANKRUPT NOTICES.
.4ssigssee's Notice.
I'm Han kPnAnCv

DIsrRicr or Iowa SO.
At the City Of Davenport, the eth day OIL
January, A. y. 1868.
The undersigned hereby gives notice oil
his appointment as Assignee of Philandss
Olmsted, Of Davenport, in the County Of
Scott, in the State of Iowa, within said Dis.
trict, who has been adjudged bankrupt
upon his own petition by the District Court
of said District. GEO. S. G. Dow,
jan2l- d3tsoaw>tues) Assignee,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-04
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
SAmL. LAWRENCE { SONS,
DOL M f IL CHAN rs,
~ Broadway.
NEW HOR Il.
Ne. % Maiden Ksns. I
ian2l d&w6m

Ne % Maiden Kans.
Nc,r York, Dec. "a. 1857.
In my Gard OF Nov 1. 1857. stated that.
"for the purpose of more fully supply.
ing the wants oG shc public, ana In
order 20 prevent interruptions dealers
from painting on Interior aud worth.
1eas goOds as Tho Morton Gold asems, Z
sha1l hereafter sell mo- goods NJ whole.
sale except only 10 duty appointed aud
authorized Agents." etc. To this plan
I have since strictly adhered.
In accepting Agents. great care has been
exercised to appoint those who. by long
continued fair dealing, have acquired n
reputation for honesty, responsibility. and
probity men In whose word tho public
have learned to place confidence. These
Agents have agreed to keep a full assert
mcnt OF my pens. and to sell them NJ my
published prices. Thus the public are sup
piled by them with just such pens AS they
want, either ms to writing or price. and get
. full equivalent for the money paid.
No agent il appointed TO travel from
place to place. or canvass the country,
so that all who want n Morton Gold Pen
must ret IL from the Local Agent or from
headquarters.
None need apply for the Agency except
in conformity to the above. the liberal dis
count ITO Clubs" being suinc ient induce
uent to all others.
@'ei'' ~ " A. MORTON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-04
CIRCULAR SAWS

With Emerson's Patent Movable Teeth,
These Saws cut Moro and Better Lumber In the
same time, and with lers Power, than my other Saw
IN the world. with Less Expenditure Of Labor and
Files TO keep In order, amp never wear smaller AkO
Emersons Patent Gauging and Sharpening Swses
for spreading the Points Of Saw Teeth Send for
Descriptive Pamphlet, with Price List
AMERICAN SAW COMPANY.
9Jacob ct. near Ferry st.. New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-04
THE
Universal Clothes Wrlnger
HAS BEEN AWARDED THE
1sl Premium NJ the following Fairs
AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
The above Il the largest First Class Premium
List obtained by any article whatever OF Amer
lean imanliaeture, and NOR than FIVE TlMkS
greater than that obtained by any other Family
Wringer. These Premiums were all taken on the
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRlN9ER at the times
specified.
| We dc not attempt To mslead the public by advcf
tsing old lirt Of premiums, without date, by the
"M ". VI. Co. Manufacturers of etc ,t.ken most
~ on Powar Wringer- combined Wrngers and
Washer. and other articles not now In the market
FOR family as Is done by come VI our would be
competitors.
Over 500, 900 Of the Cn1versn1
Clothes Wringers
Haze been cold, which ID than the sale OF all
other Wsinge-s combined, and the late improve
nents the "UNIvERsAL," have greatly increa.
sed the sale. Sold to Dealers, Jobbere, and the
II ade every where.
The celebrated .'Doty Clothes Washer :" also. too
new Lightning Meat Cooper" alwa.s on hand FOL
sale. Terms Circular Free.
re. BROWNING, General Agent,
No. 81 Courtlandt Street, New York,
jan10-1m Opposite Merchants Hotcl)
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-04
TO wOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS.
WOODEN MACHINERY
r. e.. Cn.RvEn.ANDA CO..

Il. T.. CuBvEu1AND Il Co.,
JUNCTION SHOP. WORCESTER, MASS.
Manufacturers OF Woollen Machinery, 40 follows:
Caiding Machines and spinning Jacke from new and
improved patterns: Wool Pickers. Wool and Wsste
Busters, Yarn Spoolcss and Yarn Dsessers and
Wrapping machinery; broad and Marrow Olga, both
single and double acting; Broad and Narrow Brush
ing Machines. velveting. WiMcying and Pstcssham
Finishing Machines, Hydro Extsactoss and Cloth
Drying Aachines. Hydrostatic and Screw Presses.
Press Plate Heaters, indigo Orinders Rotary Full
Ing Mills, Wash Mills. Cloth, Winding and Measus
Ing Machinss. Slide Rest Tuining Engines. Card
Grinders, &C.
Our machines ase In substantial and superior iron
frames. when preferred, but wood france will be
furnished at low price when called for AMI
ranted TO be equal In every respect TO any machines
made In The United Statee.
We are also producing new Finishing Machines for
velvet Petcssham and Whitney frush
In addition 20 the above named machines 81 our
own make we are prepared to furnish Cro,npton's
Looms, Parks h Woolson's Shears, Steel Ring Bus
Machines and Bur Pickers Card Clothing, and man
ufacturcrs findings generally. AZ makers low price
and can furnish our customers with machinery fol-
Woollen Mills complete, it'll promptness, and at u
favorable prices a. any other builders.
We would refer TO Jonathan Smith. ofTifrn, Ohio
Mechanal Engineer, who Is our acting agent for the
West. l. q. CLEVELAND,
j. e. MASON.
Worcester, Macs Feb. 18th, 1s61. dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-04

n. ,,..sns -Aom Al afflicted should consult No one
~ 81 patient Of his not bne cufsd snes be
~ Men II ibis city His reputation has vo1ehess n
r, Ntk Ssre and abeoed, - being the most sbil
~ s,isissts here and thorough master q al sex-
M xsssess n al others fail, don't deepais, gfse
"a eall nlsonly common occassooce wibh e0
- ~ eaeA ease. HE rooms separate Tor le0so
snS sSnsisnsn, and ths most eoapss in Ne city.
Yonre Nh. TAke Particular Notlce.-Doctor Biz.
slov devotss much u Als time 70 the tfcatmcns u
those Cases caused By secret habit which ruins both
BODY and mind, unAttii the unfoetunate individual
for either 6usness re0ciety. TIE sad eet Of these
early hahe the exceseee Of per yearss IL 10 veal.
On the debilate the constitution. destroy the pys
cal and mental p0wefs, diminish and enfecble the
nsturaI Sselinss and exhaust ths vital snergtse Of
manhood the pleasures Of life marTed the object
Of marriage frustrated and existence Itself rendered
term OF unceasng misery andrsgret. such psssons
especially those contemplating marriage, eh0cld lose
NO time IN making Immediate app location, - d. T.,
BY his new trsatment II enabled 70 insure speedy
and permanent cufc.
Consultations fres and eonndential. omee. No. ~
Ooui Clark street. coz. or Monroe. bali bsocx nom
the Pot ONCE. Post Oiee Box l5l. Chtcagos H.
| once hOurB ffum "a. II. to SPIN.
Send for his " Guide 70 Health" punushsd month
GSIf11sss, ssaA for dsso4psave elrcslas q
Reoe6Rip 1s0o1e, - best pesvsn11ve g e1oseeuo
0oWD. oonSeo ~ ooossssnss 00uO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-04
KNOWLES
FATEsT
STEAM PUMP.

PATENTED ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
This Pump h AZ received the Homer PsEMrux at
every Fair where II has been exhibited. viz: New
York. Boston, Baltimore. Cincinnati. buffalo syria.
cuse, Springfield and Worcester.
1t has no Cranks or Fiy-Wheel. and has no dead
points where II will stop. consequently Il IL always
ready to start without using starting bar and does
not require hand work 10 get past the CENTRE and
IL the only Pump made that will work its etcam
valve with water, consequently Is always -eady to
start when the eeam cylinder is filed with cold wa
ter Of condensation.
II has been used for more than eight FOR feed
ing stationary STEAM BOILERS, and has been used
more than nve years on LOCOMOTIVES, and 10 the
only Steam Pump yet tried that 10 In every way adap
ted for that use 1t has been extensively used for
pumping water for Hotels, Public Institutions Min
Ing Purposes, and Manufacturing Establishments 81
every Kind with perfect II has been tested
In the Navy, and In consequence Ia recommended BY
the Chief Engineer Of U. y. Navy. be used at the
Navy Yards and on Steamers. As Fire Engine u u
recommended by all lns. Companies, and II univsr-
eally adopted BY the manufacturing companies In
New England Although have been constantly
making additions 20 our Works. yet the rapidly increa-
sing demand for our Pumps has hitherto been great
than our possible production: but with recent
largement OF our Works and extensive additions TO
our manufacturing facilities, hope to be able to
supply all orders.
Tne Projectors offer this Pump as the most Per.
feet 1ndc pendent Steam Pump ever invented, and
for implicitly and durability dcfes competition.
For further information. address the ProprietOfe ct
their works.
warren, Observation-Disclosures. M0N0s
jy3-ly KNOWLES SHELBY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-04
STATE N E.vr
STATE NEWT
OF the Condition of the n
Liverpool 4 London & Clio be
INSURANCE. 90 MPANY.

INSURANCE COMPANY.
Or LrsHrccl. ExGIAsn, .a.ssA
On the first day Of Jspaary. 1sss. made q M
Auditor Of the slaie Of Iowa. pursusat 40 III
Statute of said State. Branch OF the Company
in New York. rssN wsA#t
1t. nd IL ssss:a g.. YEsss ss:s. !; tss
"a +: =: , .sss. 4 = S'sa S, s.G's s,st
lst Cssh Oh lisnd & FaN& - NJ
sndt ~ hands - Ara ss...xs -~
81 1u4 prrsonA -. :. u .&GffA.., III
"a. Real ksiase nnincum I'd 9ss. .s3'ss $50
N bYse sna steoss svasa =
by the Co. how secu red and
s.eeotsee thereon sch- 1884
<sh. Debts OF tAs Company
secured by mortgage, leee
sshsdaIs.l. sas.ne~
cured t-ee scheduc.)..... Aone.
9TH. Debts f,s Premiums T5,isi.ss
sth. All other securities see
Total Assets, T. s. - OF. s5s a.
LIABILITIES.
9Th. The amount Of Liabilities due. or not
due, TO hanks other creditors Name
9Th. Iossr- adjusted and DUE -....... Ncne
eth LOSSES adjusted and mot it,e. 80 None
sth Losses nnadjnsrd. -.....:.....- ssn72i b.
Eh Losses IN suspense waiting further
"a. rsoof ........- None
PshS Observation-Disclosures. None
,,s p, Total LiAsilisles. L. s.. 2as,.a. 5
lin ~, greatest amount insured in
20, rs any "ne risk =. ............. ssoMeo
VIE rules ~ TIN Company TO he
insured in any si> cisv. Town An
18th The rrcstest smouns ar,ws, II ~. no "r.
insured in any one bloc %
ltth The act OF Incorporated OF me
Company Is died - '"e
AuDlrOR'S oFFI,r. IOWA j,
Ds- MclSss. Jan. x lsss
TT IL HEREBY CERTIFIED. THAT y,v,nn,
! lns been nlcd II This office 4 seusr sia.,,.,.
showing the condition or the "'R'
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND uEOBr ~
sURANCK COMPANY.
I.oea,cd a; Liverpool, England. on the first DAY B,
January. A D. isss IN sccordsnes With the Iscvk
OF Iowa. entitled An Act In relation 10 Inc usanie
Companies" approved sAauAry =, no.. and an Il
that said statement shows inst sssa Uomuarv L NJ
seescd Of the rcarsred amount Of espstal and ihveS
ed as required by law. lf HsIasH I
AUTHORITY is THEREFORE, GIVEN
To the above named Company 10 traneac, their b
psu(nese pnssness OF Insurance In this state. in &
cOrdance witn the lass thereof until the II Il DIV 5
January, A. ID. ls6s.
it's Also certified, That H. h. woodw.,,i az DIV
export. has ocen auiy appointed by said Compah,
Scott with fril power to lake risks OF ipsuv. -,
therein, and 20 acknowledge service 81 prore.s !.
pscvided by Law, upon his niins with the Clerk Q
icate anc COPY Of the statement file ia this al
Dee Il H. fuvther cer,ihed hat the attached i ru
aod correct copy % the said statement.
h. IN T3ssriNoSl wHEREoF, I have herssnt
Get nv hand aud asixed my seal 81 ONCE The day as
year hrst 81 Oyc written.
~stse sktYys (N0 ELLIOTT.
- sAss.t A.Arsas. DEPUTY hsDs.di1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-04
DR.. BigelOw,

sthe only Physician, - . epseiahet,
now In Chicago that can be entirely
relied upon. Go 70 HE. and not M.
fer that horrible disease 70 remain In
your System, disaguring your nee
and body, besides destroying youi
happiness and future prospects q IiLs;
He has made PRIVATE DB1Abna
ara NERVOUS DEBILITY bic study
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-04-17

7th. Three jacks, one of them claimed
to be the largest in the State. He is by
DR.. BOyd's Old Phillip, dam by imported
Knight Erraut
9th. The saddle stock is represented by
the beautiful stallion. Prince Pulaski by
Highlander, By imp, Glencoe. dam Old
Traveller, so celebrated in this line.
9th. Pure blooded race horses. OF
these the representation is ve:y select.
There are nine animals, each one of which
is a study for Oonuoiseur in such matters.
They are as follows:
Sultana, s. M, by Union, (full brother
to PeytOna,) by imp. Glencoe, out of Clan
tess by imp. Leviathan, first dam by imp.
Albion.
Echo, ch. m, by Hamlet, son of imp.
Consul. dam by Stakeholder.
Maria, bay mare, by Childe Harold,
dam imp. Priam.
Maggie Mitchell. bay mare, by Gray Al
biOn. dam by Couqueror.
Augusta ]. Evans, brown mare, by Sag
ganOre, son of imp. Bonnie Scotland,
dam Echo.
Dreamer. chesuut, by Gray Albion. dam
Echo.
A Stockholder mare.
And last, though not least. probably as
noble specimen Of the race horse as is in
the world. purchased this winter from the
heirs of r. H. Alexander, Watson, a sorrel
stallion, by Lexington, out Of Ann Watson
by imp. Glencoe.
Truly, such enterprise and skill in his
selections are rarely exhibited by any stock
raiser as may be seen upon the farm of Maj
Altman. Long may be live to reap the de-
served fruits of his judgment, indMtry and
good taste, and realize the expectations
which the example of such public spirited
men always inspired.