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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-04
KIRKWQQD RESIDENCE FOR SALE,

r AM AUTHORIZED TO SELL THE MAG.
L NIFICENT brick residence of Mr. George
Keeline. situated in Kirkwood Ohio, ID miles
from the city of Wheeling. containing rooms,
finished in the most approved style, besides
kitchen, wash.house, cellars, etc, etc. The
ground, $50 feet by 100, is tastefully adorned
with shrubbrry and shade trees of choicest
varieties This place to be appreciated must be
seen Lands well located in Potawatame
county. Iowa, will be taken in part pay. For
further particulars see THOS. O'BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent, Wheeling. or
GEORGE KEELINE,
aug3l.lw Bridgeport, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-04
st. Vincent's College,

On Fifth Street, Next the Cathedral
TWILL RESUME STUDIES ON THE lST
w of September. The satisfaction II has
given to parents and pupils, at home and
abroad. is an all-sufieient recommendation 20
those who seek good school.
Terms from a % TO Sl0 roper quarter Board.
ing &c. 600 for the year.
For information address ST. Vincents College,
or apply in person. aug2bbt eod
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-04
CInymSnt Boarding School.

DUPILS ARE PREPARED AT THIS
Il school for college, or active business 10.
catiOn-thrre miles from CharlcstOwn. Jcticrsou
county, W. Va. Next session commences Sep
TENDER lst l-G- Pupils received at any tmr
Terms, $500 semianRually In advance No
extras. \ liberal deduction will bc made WHORE
q parent or guardian sends moro than one
bOardcr.
For circular. address, the undersigned
j. ). BLACKBURN
Principal
Refers to Judge q. W. Thompson, Wheeling
aug3.uaw- tin syuis
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-04
Gen. Thomas 4 ewing.

UNEAs
Tb;o brave and distin gu shed gentle
o will oddress the people at
maSou CITY, Mason ounty, wv,
Thursday, Sept IL, and
ChariestOn,K anawhh county, SAT
urday, Sept. 10.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-04
FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

4 GOOD. YOUNG COAL BANK MULE FO
n sale reasonable. Enquire OF
san3.3t THOMAS 0'BRIEN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-04
FEMALE SCHOor

Nj WLsVN Will OPRN /,
Monday in September. VII TIE IN,
The number of pupils will 10 Bn,,J,,,,
instruction thorough ''U AUD Tie
For further particulars apply IA Mr. N.
L. OFT, Mr.. A. Z. Quarter In. I W IA. hSI gan
10 Miss Wilson herself at Der rr.,5 1.n.u. %
Main street, Centre Wheelin.. i yyII,.I,.r, On
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-09-04
Special Notice.

Be,cdre Of CounterfeitS. Observe the name Of
JOB MOSES on the package-p purchase none NTH
out it-aH others are base and aVortIeSS limitations.
N.B.-0ne Dollar, with fifteen cents for post.
age, enclosed to the sole Proprietor, JOB
MOSES, 81 Co-tlandt Street, New York, will
insure bottle of the genuine, containing Fifty
Pills, by return mail, Securely sealed from all
observation. decl2
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25

\
o.,..-..,. come round at The Corner.
When cyessre al -irhlnAng
rs -, which IS gaining,
Ard far-distant humming
g,sw, ouder ant clearer Grows stronger ana
They're or" They are coming :,
who iesa-, Bises and Rcd = No
"rAe Hail. no. The Lady :" "Iyphes
..o,,an orion-To live or to die on -
"Tsenty pounds 10 a crown-On the little Blue
Gowni'
"rn venture my whole in-That colt BY Ton
Paul Joueslr "Rosicrucian =
"sreer sleeve, "Resti,ution
lie sarraIin." Pace!
Tvs Mercury srace
Then on they come lashins, and siasains lau
Their coiors eli flashing like lightning CLEANS
Gsehing
The darkness, where, eiashing. the thunoer
with whipping end thrashins,
With eroWding end smashing,
With pressing and stirring.
With lifting and squirting,
With pulling ant striving,
With pushing and driving,
With kicking and sporting,
With neixh{ng and snoftlut.
" lh ffiEking ind whisalng,
" ifl racing and chasing,
With strsinng and gaming,
with longing and thr8nging,l
With plugging and luuging,
with iretiiug aud sweating,
With bustling, and hustlng and Ju.tling,
With snr.iug and urging and .courging. ~
With rushing, and brushing. and crushing,
With scattering. and lattefng. and CHATTER
ing.
With hurrying. and scurryirg, AID ilurrying.
and worrying,
With sliding, and gliding, and riding and
striding.
With crying, and Tying, and shy ing and plying,
| With tying. and wing. and trying, and Liein9
fill rapidly spinning,
The ranks quickly thinning,
| The crowd Is beginning
| To see which is winning:
Some faces grow brgh.er--and some grow for
| loruer:
And that's how the horses come round Al Thu
4 Garner
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25
ENTxiA AEAal0N.

There are prospects Of An extra session
Of the Legislature. The principal reason
for this stop is founded upon the claim
made by tho people Of the northern part Of
This State that their railrosd interests are
cdpflei through uuffisnilv legislation 10 g
winter on rafr'sA tariffs. Hence The ne
csssi,y ~ ,aass, .ublirr aud amending the
acs of The la.. session.
Furthermore. 't has heon ssccr.a aimed that
the law lHayidins ~ the erection OF an
Insane Asv um At Council Bluffs is dea,
letter = inasnuch as IL apprapriates $l25,-
400 for the work. but enables nobody To-
arsr ar disiuis, ii. That i MT bad IDEA
sf,sr all, vet It Is thought to hs reason
why there should be an extra session.
III. expense Of a two weeks session 10
tn state would probably smcun, to abou,
Ssa,oNn "a pretty round sum for the PEG
PIC Of Iowa to pay 70 heal the laundering
legislation Of last session.
Governor Merrill is understood to lean
IN favor Of the extra meeting OF the legis-
lasurc. and i. 10 not altogether improbable
that call for it will 20 forth within the
next two or three weeks.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25
NATIONAL. DEBT.

aThs reduction Of our national debt has
esAssd," says the New York Tribune. N
~ip Be isrgsr four morths hence than Il .
10 -asy."
Tho Tribune 10 right. The debt will not
only 10 larger aud heavier and more sp-
pressivs four msnths hence, but Il 10 larger
nov than i, waa four menths ago. Day bv
day. month BY mosth, and year BY year,
under Radical ruls, has this debt mounted
up still higher upon the rounds Of the lad
dor. aud SO it will continue the ascent until
that party is wiped cut OF existence. And
even after that. the way il full Of trouble on
its account. Thousands Of millions Of dol
lars upon the wrong aide Of tho public led
ger has nothing tri6ing about it. Senator
Coilamer, of Vermont, prophssicd ultimate
reputation. He was a staunch Republican
- man Of great financial foresight. Can
u DO possible that his predictions may svsI
be veri6cd,
Larger four months hence than today
ana Tour vears hence-Should The ltadi
calls continue in power-ths political iasuc
ius hrsmcal point Of view. may be NOR,
tsrse, more stern than TIC boldsst now dare
predict Continual vastsiulnsss in every
branch Of the Government, - standn,
army that is consuming millions upon mil
hons :or nothing an African bureau where
IN millions more arc sunk millions FOL
.i-allngs, and millions moro ~ good a. Sc
len the tide sweeps Oh and the wave
mount higher and higher. We may tsrtur
our srithms,ics upon the most cruel racks
and yet the truth still atarsa u. in the fac
that the debt grows night and dsy-slssp
ing or waking. That there must be
change in affairs 10 the inevitable convictisl
Of every unbiased mind.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

.ENFnAf VIEW or THE CASES ~ WHICH
Nor, ~.ltrx,rac, Beverage OF Heath Is applicable:
In case. 81 WEAKNESS 81 u yeston.
q F1rDv.peps'a In GENERA.
3 FOR F0ul state OF stomach
l. For ExAaastet Persons.
o Ter no4liy Weakness.
d h, f.tarrhs 81, scislly obstinate.
:. Ia oasss OF Iioa. ssness ,,,rL
o For Ob.tiuste Coughs. .
IN In cases OF II sbsrcuar or Pulmonary Cons imp
ton
II. For all People heading Tonic.
wish that Hof Malt Extract might
come into universal nee. ne II u. mis- th,
preference oyor all toucs OF the day, ara
IL splendid a. a beverage o. table erhA.
No s3o West Fifty second street
WV Mcconnell.
lanc'elit. Thode 6 Co.. wholesale ana he.Aii
Agents BA4eL port. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25
L NATIONAL. TRUST 90
fine ely of New YORK. No. 33j Broadway.
Car tul q Ne MILLION DOl.a4A 1I -

CHARTERED BY TIE STATE.
Dai as L. Mangam, President. James Merrill, Sec.
reuv. rccei,es Deposits and allows FOUR PER
CHIT. INTEREST on all daily Balances, su bject to
Oh. < at Sight SPECIAL DEPOSITS for Six
Mo tbs or more may he made at i've per cent.
Tn Capital OF ONE MILLION DOLLARS II divided
ain NJ over 800 Shareholders. comprising many gen
tleneu OF large wealth and financial experience " no
arr Also personally liable 10 dcpositors for all abli-
gsaon. The Company to double the amount of
III capital stock. "A the NATIONAL TRUST
@ :, receives deposits in large or small amounts.
al permits them to be drawn A. whole or IN part
b, Check AT SIGHT and WITHOUT NOTICE.
u owing Interest all daily balances. parties
q throughout the country can keep accounts In this
Institution with special advantages Of security.
sanienec and proni je9e cAw6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25

A hundred millions Of taxation has been
taken of, and that chiefly to benefit a
SINAI! portion Of the COMMUNICATIVE man.
ufacturerS Of the Eastern Statss-while the
revenue is declining in every direction and
nowhere coming up to the estimates. The
expenditures have been increasing, and in
the War Department enormously; the
weight Of the debt has been increased by
the mismauagsment Of Mr.. McCulloch, for
the aggregate interest on the debt 10 much
larger The Treasury 10 being depleted
AID there 10 every prospect that within
snon time the income Of government will
not meat the demands. II there be not
some rad''sl change for the better soon the
treasury vii be bankrupt Looking At
the extraordinary proceedings in Congress
on the tax Dill, r,venuc laws and other Il
nanclal measures aid at the incspacity of
members, We fear the government is ap-
preaching financial ruin We advise the
people to look out for breakers ahead
New York Herald.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25
use Own COnAsssloas OF 1ncn.
pacssy-Neither Education ner
l'sssse Tor = civil Daay.''

In October. 1867, the President request
ed Gen. GaAns To- accompany minister
CAMPBELL to Mexico, on q spseiai mission,
during the disesgAaiasd condition Of that
government aAsr MAxinrL,As.s overthrow,
with view probably TO ascertain through
his ohservatssns, II our good services would
DC "fany assistance 10 our sister republic
IN their efforts to rssrganixs their shattered
government. Cen. GRANT in response 10
the request. land . request under the cir
cnmstsnces amounted to an order. said.
Private.
iiSvpa'Rs AsNiEs or rHElUNrrEp SrAras,
WASHINGTON, October go 1866,
90 further and full reelection upon the
subject Of my accepting tho mission pro-
posed nv you IN our interview on Wednes-
day. have most respectfully to beg to be
excused from the duty proposed. 1t is a
diplomatic service tor which | am not fitted
either by education or taste. Ii has nee.
sssarily TO be conducted with the STA 9
Department, with which my duties do no,
connec; me. Again, then, most rs OFT
10y 49, "a SSHny ASItht request tt DC
excused from the performance cf a duty
eenre'y out OF my sphere, aud one, " hich
can pc SO much better performed by others
,iU. S. GRANT, General.
His Excellence A. johnson, President Of
the United States.
This would BE- plain and honest admis.
sion Of his incapacity, il he had not GEM
piainea Of the duty as tout Of his sphere y,
Gen. Soon was repeatedly entrusted with
delicate missions like that rendered to
GsAxr, half civil, WI. that might require
military action. On Mo Canada border.
during the troubled tim. of 1888. and
again in ls4l, his diplomatic services vsr.
conspiciOus. Al = later day be vent on =
civil mission IS far ~ Vancouver, IN the
Pacific cost. In these delicate service. he
earned The title that became him bette,
than his spaulstts-thst Of Peace maker
That 10 . service, however, for which Gen,
GRANT has "nci.her education nor taste
lie preferred the ease Of his hesdquar,er,
At Washington.
But his admission Of his unfines for tho
duty 10 to be taken in its full literal sanse
But il unfit for that little duty of a few
weeks with poor old Mexico, how utterly
unfit is he for the Prssidsrcy which in.
wolves the direction of negotiations with
every nation ofthe earth, The admission
Of his total ircapacity for the slightest civil
service is creditable to him, notwithstsnd
ing the ps.ulent spirit in which he makes it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25

FORA CLUB OF 90. 49, One eff the following
articles. viz Delane dress pattern fancy coor.d
bed spread, IL" view Turkey morocco album: 70
yards sheetng stripped cashmere de- lane dress pat
tern honey comb Qu:li all wool square shawl set
solid gold bosom studs all wool fancy cashmere
pants and yest pattern; gents hair guard chan gold
trimmings, silver plated chased butter dish silver
plated bottle revolving castor. feet Get super
Tor sieeled bladed knives and forks wor.ted prom
enade shawl ladies long GOLD plated chain ladies'
gold double ring: gents heavy chased solid gold
ring; sod black walnut WORK box writing desk
extra quality balmora, skirt set jewelry sleeve but
tons to match violin holm nd cn bow GENT cardigan
superior Turkey morocco shopping bag ladies'
high cut baImoral boote.
articles viz, Black OF colored alpaca dress pattern
poplin dress PATTERN piece OF beachs cd brown
shseting engrsvsd. silver plated bottle revolving
vest pattern extra honey comb quilt two fancy
colored bed spreads pair gents calf boots yds.
farmers good wool frockng fancy cashmere plad
dress pattern best quality balmorAl skirt rose
wood brass alarm clock ladies' al wool cloak pat
tern silverplAted cake or card basket fur NUT or
cape ladies' fashionable wool dou BILE shawl splen.
did cIasped family Bible ?xi9 record page and
cravings 3 yds. double width y alter proof cossiny
setiyory handle knives, with silver plated forks
one set lace curtaine.
FORA CLUB OF 100, (sio.,-one Of the following
articles, viz: 4 yds. double width cloakng or coat
ing large. ALe, blsached linen table covers, with
tweSty nve yards splendid hemp carpetine. good
colon; extra quantity blsck alpaca dress patterns
s4tRa quality p0plin drese patterns one large piece
superior qualify extra width sheeting pair eent's
calf boots best quality silver hunting cased patent
lever watch one dozen ivory handed steel baded
knives and forks ailverplated engraved six bottle
revolving castor, with cut glass bottles: splenpid
violin. box aud bow, complete: single barrel shot
gnn Bsoon's six-barrel revolver /; pair superior
white wool blankets nice fur mun and cape silver
plated engraved ice pitcher, with salycr seven and
one-half yards all wool fancy cashmere. for snit
one dozen Rogers best silver plated fork COM
mon sens, sewing and eulbrodeting machine two
heavy honey comb quilts splendid family Bible
record and photograph page.
For large Clubs the values increa.
es in the same ratio.
Catalogue of Goods and Sample sent 20 any ad-
dress free. Send money hy registered letter.
Address all orders TO.
ALLEN. HAYES { co.
~ Federal 1t. Boston, Mass.
=. .. hex G.
Wholesale Deaisrs u Dry and Fancy Goods. CT.
lssy. Plated wNe, Albums. Leather Goodss &C.. -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25
WANTED AGENTS,

no TIE LADIES-We are Agents Tor over One
i Hundred Foreign and Domestic Manufacturers,
and IRE prepared to furnish the whale country with
DRY and FANCY GOODS. SILKS, SliAWLS.
JENElKY. SILVER WARE, FUKNiTukE, PA.
NOS, SEWING MACHINES. &c, &c. ut the AMI
form price of ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTi-
Gle Sead yoar Tubs - ten and upwards, for de-
scrfptve checks. showing what article sal NJ oh
tanned iUs ono nUlar, wifA I0etntr fr each etcck.
esrI'a5s etut fra t'fe-ents we ~ from - 10
500 sent flee o chafte - ieelits ssuGin, e.aes.
4 seui- w4fisd Foo efsry iowa
CL~HMAN u CO. l4 &rc9 = Boston, Nnsn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25
1907.
1917.


1902. 1917. 1865,
In 1909 tho grandfather OF DIR Tobia. introduced
te VENETIAN EMINENT in England. II was
ccess although the price was Guinea Bottle.
lis late Majesty William Nv. used it .or Chronic
rheumatism, and was entirely cured, shsr suffering
Tor years his attending ply sicians being unable
!, eiset cure, and he wrote a letter OF thanks.
hioh is now in possession OF my uncle IN Liverpool
have offered eioo sterling for that letter but i vas
fefused. In is4I put 1t out in the United siates.
lad now, in lS6s, the sale Is immense. Thousands
families never without il. II Is cafe md inno
mt to apply externally. For q Yeas have war
,uted Il 10 cure the following complaints; CHOLERA.
l'iarrnca, Dysentery, Group, Colo Cramps. omit
~ and Sea Sickness, taken internally, and Chronic
rheumatism, Burns, Cuts, Bruises. Old soles,
Toothache. Frosted Feet. swellings, Insect StnRs.
and pains in Chest, Back or Limoe, externally. 1t
ever falls II used directed for Cholera or Dys
uteryif Is certain, il used when first attacked No
one ono Q trying it will ever be without L. Sold by
druggists Price Fifty Cents and One Dollar. De-
Pot. 10 Park Place, n Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25

An outcry was raised against those per
sons who dis6gured the rocks and stones at
Niagara. Gsnesee. White Mountains, and
other places, by painting advertisements
on them, and now some religious society
70 having texts Of Scripture painted oil
over the country in the same wsy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25

PARttvA BRAvA-Another ofthe ingredients of the
Railways Rcsolven,. held In high e.,m alton by the
most eminent medical men OF Europe, South Amer
len and United States, as the best remedial agent
for the diseaeee OF the Kidneys, Bladder, Uterue,
and aea lithontrptic for dIssolving Calculi. ~ q
curative for Jsundice. Rheumatism. Lcncosrhoea,
etc.. since 1SSS has never been properly prepared.
Under d.. Railway process. the Cisampalins priu-
eipie OF this valuable Root 10 secured and associated
With 0arsaparillian and other Ingredients in the
Rssolvcnt, makes II perfect cure In every form OF
dissaee OF the Kidneys. Bladder. and Usinary Or.
Dropsy, Gravel. lncont!nsnce, or etappage OF
Water, Dhhctes. or Urinary DiarrhOoas. and every
kind OF weakening, Irritating, puruent discharg
es not proper 10 mention in the advertisement. Il
rapidly cured by this remedy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25
S A II s AP Al LILIAN N,
Parelro Rrava

Newly Discovered virtues-Hiddeu for ~ Yeap.
the Discovery Of the True Virtues 81 TIE Roots-
Brought 70 Light and Made Manifest In
DR.RADWAYU 8ARSAPARII.LIAN RESOLv ENT
BY new process recently discovered by Dr. Rad
way. for obtaining the active propricties nom
Yawnfnhla n hntanca6
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25

AZ n remedy TO soothe all nervous excitement, and
in IL. irueft sense neryine, there L. perhhIs, no
medicine extan; which Is received with 30 much II
vor az Robsck's Stomach Btters; a wine glass fuii
on going 10 bed lie all ,hst IL required TO prodaee
sound and hcathfu sleep.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25
BATCHELOR'S BAR DYE

This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best In the world ;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable
instantaneous: no disappointment: ridiculous
tints remedies the III effects OF bad dyes invgoraes
and leaves the Hair son and beautiful brown
Sold BY all Druggiats and Perfumers: and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No. Is Bond st.,
New YORK. apr29 d&wiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
twenty thousand men are employed, and II 10 not
irnposshs that the eutirs track from Omaha TO
will be flushed IN 1859 instead OF lsio
The UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
receive:
IA Government Grant Of tho Iish,
OF way ana all necessary TIMBER and other materials
ioani along the line Of It's operations.
lJIA Goyern,n Re. Grant OF i.i laso
on each side gifts road. Th's is an absolute dona
tion, aI1 viii be source OF large revenue In the
future.
rniied states Tairiy.rssr Bons. amounsn. 10 from
SIC op TO $4,000 per mt.e according to the CHI
cutie. TO DO surmorntec on tho various sect ons to
he butt The Govern me mt takes q seconi mortgage
A. security and d expected thss not ouyths istsf-
est bat the principal amount nay be paid II ssrvi-
css .sadersd BY the Company =. transporting Tesss
IA. G /: S:s S 81 s.
10 ala in building the road to the came amosnt -
the 9. Bonds. Issued for the came purpose. and
| no more The Government Permits the Trustees
for n q Psrst Nortgsge Bondhold.Ys to deliver the
Bones TO the Company only as the load 10 completed
and after II has been examined By United States
Commissioners and pronounced TO be in al respects
| a rrs.-Class Railroad.
! IRON the stockhodrr-, Of which over Eight Mi
lion Dollars have been paid in upon the work al
read done, and which Will be increased tie wants
| ON Company require.
! NI--Nst Cash Earnings on its Way
IN. le-S that already amount 10 more man the In
torest the First Mortgage Bonds These esrlings
arc 20 indicatonjof the vast through traiilc that
niue follow the opening of tao line 10 the Paciae,
bat aey certainly prove that
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
apo- such property. cos,int nearly three times
| their amount
Are Sccurc beyond amy Consin.
Eency.
tt, Union Pacific Bonds run thirty years, are
for 81. 900 each. and have cupons attached They
Janlsrv ard July at the Company's Onlce IN the
City Of New York at the rate OF elk per cent. in
gok The principal 10 payable in gold at maturity
The price 10 log, ana at the present rate Of gold.
they pay liberal income on their cost.
TIE Company believe that these Bonds, At the
present. rate the cheapest security In the market
aud reserve the right 70 advance the price at any
time. Subscriptions will be received In New York
A. the Compaoy's OmCe, Ne. -
NashaalOsreeS.
ANDBY
John j. Cisco 4 Sen. Daal9ers,
No. - Wall Street.
ANDBY
The let. National Bank ~ -
venport, Iowa.
Remittaness ahould b made In drafts or other
funds par in New York. and the Bonds will Be sent
free OF charge b. fctpsn espreas. Parties subecrb
through local agents. will 70 thszn fos thsf easl
PxnPnLRr AND MAP FOR 1sn has jas,
bern pubshsd BY the Company, giving Iullsr iufor'
mstion than = possible IN On advcsti'ement. res
The County travereed BY the Road, the Means fol
Construction. and the value OF the Bonds, which
vii be sent free on application, ut the Com pany
olce or to any OF the advertised agents
JOHN j. CISCO. Treasurer. New York