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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-23

Deputy Commissioner Harland has returned from
Washington, but Collectors Shook Field and Bailey,
and Special Inspector Harvey are still at the capital
The matter Of the contemplated removal Of Commits
sioner Rollins Is still all mudds." Mr. Perry Fuller
Of Kansas whose In connection with the proposed
change in tho Commissionershp was mentioned In the
HERALD few days sincs will, it said be confirmed
by the Senate a. the successor Of Mr. Rollins should that
gentlsman's removal become un fat uocompk.
On the return OF Collector Shook from Washington to-
day Il expected that tho Investigations Of the cotton
alluded few days ago will DO snergsticaily
prosecuted BY the Collector assisted BY Special Agent
Charles 3. Cornwell .s. . -.
complete seizure OF . large manufacturing estab.
Collector Elsson Marsh Of that district and N nvss
CATION Of the matter has been In progress for Some time
by spsc,:. agent 9, coI1wel connected Win the
magnitude, and demonstrates. by the amount involved
that frauds the are not confined excusvey
The Following reports were made 70 The Metropolitan
Board yesterday 80. ..s " .
e: 1.s,s. % ct 2: :: as: 4s
Balch, No l23 First avenue This seizure differs from
any other that has yet bssp made and the Collector In
questions involved In h:Aro net rsctfyers bound
show their right under the law 70 obtain spirits from
81 b. and
Inspection showing The quantity Of spirit. received ,Ss and
~ IL noxt me0tluRs
One hundred and six barrels Of spirits belonging 10
Wilson Co 50 Washington street. were detained in
order TO prove payment Of tax subsequently, released
BY order Of Deputy Comm ssioner Harland.
Five barrels Of whskey, belonging 70 ]. d. Sampson
Co., z05 Washington street. and i've bolon ging TO c.
A. Veinslser Brother. SO New Bowery, were detained
TO prove payment OF tar.
Four barrels Of spirits, supposed to have from
Brooklyn distillery, were seized on dray in Fulton
street. near Grsenwch on suspicion OF being marked
with faise inspection brands.
The report Published yesterday, that twenty-five bar
res Of spirits had been seized In the OF John
McNamee Co., 50 Cedar street, is erroneous.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-23

DEAN or AN 0tp CALIFORNIAN C. Nichols q
resident Of this CITY and stats since 1872 died yesterday
morning. He vas q native Of Brooklyn, r.,
iy years OF age aud for many years clerk
in tho Navy Yard at that place Mr.. Nichols came TO
taiifOrua overland through Mexico, with the large
party under the leadership OF Captain Feoney, among
the members OF which were many who now proml-
nent citizens OF this city and Sacramento aod will
lean With regret Of tie demise Of thor esteemed com.
psGon Of carly DAYS as will alss his many friends aud
relatives 10 the place OF bis birth Among the latter
arc Robert Nichols, United 9s,es Army, aud Japtsn
Alexander Gibson, United States Navy HIS brother,
Captain Edward D. Nichols, ha resident OF this CITY,
Ala California Dec. 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-23
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

Board Of Aldermen.
The following opinion was yesterday transmitted to
Che Board OF Aldermen by the Corporation Counsel
garding the expenditure Of money!
OFycs o. rHs COUNSEL TIE CoRroaAroS,
Jan. %, 1868. !
To TIE HONORABLE THE BOARD OF ALDBRnEs:-
GENTLEMEN to the inquiry In your resou-
tion this day placed In my hands, viz whether the
Interpretation placed upon the second sentence In sec.
ton chapter $685. laws OF 1867 (bslng the Tax Law OF
ISoT requiring vote OF thresfourths OF all the
bers elected each Board OF the Common Council TO
pass any resolution or ordinance involving any expendi.
ture Of money, oven when paid by assessment upon
property benefited continues 70 apply to the act OF the
Common Council for the year $685. have tho honor %
the acts OF the Common Council for the year 1868.
RICHARD OGORMAN Counsel 70 the Corporation. .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-23
SUPREME cluaI- cSlagt IS.

Tho Ghcngo, Rock Island aud Pncjne Rail-
road Cnsc.
Before Judgc Clrdo2o
The case OF Fisk and Baden against Tho Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Rslway Company aud others
was up again before THIS court yesterday morning,
mollon 10 compel OF the defendants to answer
questions when they had refused reply 70 on tue
Animation before toe referee
IAe defendants also moved for the dismissal OF the
pisnas proceeding. but afier being pafsauy argued
bytb m0lous we're finally sdjournei un saturday nest,
wnan AZ too ptelm nary motions ia t1s case wa %
brought W Tor lulI an gpent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-23
NEW YORK CITY.
vsITfu STATES DISTRICT COURT IN lnrsAlIf


The Case Of the Brig Beaver.
Judge Blachford rendered decision yesterday In the
ssss OF Peter s Bradstrest and Others Va The Brig
Beaver, her tackle &c. This Abel for collision,
which took place on the 10th Of August 1851, at the
second quarantine ground in the lower bay Of New
York. between the brig Julia Carney, owned By the
bsIisnts ana the brig Beaver The cause Of complaint
that the Beaver had anchored too the Julia f.
Carney In rough sea and frong wind and that drag
ging her anchor she into collision with the Julia
~ Carney, doing her much damage. The Judge thinks
chat the collision IVES caused by the fault and neeii-
Geace OF the Beaver auchorng under the circumstances
described, and orders decree condemning the Beaver
with references TO commissioner TO ascertain and
report che damage caused 10 the ibeians By the col
hsion. frF rN E
Tho Collision Between the Ferryboat ID. s..
Gregory and the Steamboat George Wnsh-
inat0u. 4 MH A 4E. k..
The futher hcsring of the Of Ammo Cavan The
FerybostD s. Gregory and The Steamboat George Wash
tngton resumed yesterday morning before Judge
Statehood. The beant the claimants for $4,000
damages injuries which she alleges she received while
passing in the D. s. Gregory from Jersey City 10 Ues
brosses street ferry on sunday morning. September TO-
1885, which occasion the D. 3. Gregory run Into
by the Washington the bean receiving the injuries at
She moment OF the collision The defence substantially
admits that tho beant sustained inures but Tho EVIL
denco offered the part OF tho respective defendants
would 20 STOW that 10 endeavoTng 10 throw tho
blaine OF the collision the other All the evidence
10 in and the case Will be summed up To- day. 4tT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-23
REORGANIZATION Of the German Democratic
Committce.

Nr. y. c. Waters Mali AGENT on tho Cleveland,
Columbus ana Cincinnati Railroad, who was seriously
injured last spnnx by being drawn from the while
10 the act Of taxing mail nag from crane NJ station
near Cevelanu, while tue passing sued the
company Tor damages, clnimsng that tho crane was
reversed wnch caused tne accident, and thai an
employe OF the road mspacsd the crane. mo has
been eompromised-MG Waiers wundrnwinr bis isu,t
and The company psying him 81, 800.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-23
spsrrlra rnn,r-ssfcIAl IfeH.

Dispute prfween Proprietors Of Spanish
Ar,yspaVrf..
Beors Judge Noneli
J'araas esp'>as a. ~ Feysr a. colo.--This was
sru T. rCs.lna The ), %peaDis uem publishing news.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-30
CanCUar CoURrs.

]. ]. esess RauBsAS, Judgs of the 0svsssh
Jsetdal District u love. in virtss Of the ~.
Qsife0eots u Seesiss - sf the Al est,tsA as
Al eoeoblishise Cifesit ssd 0sssYal Tsro
0essos, ssd " ts9ss Ne powers and JsrisAis.
ties sAssssf." spprsvsA April ID. lass. d hsse.
n dssiasses The tiass for holding ths tssas q
the Osssts Cssst il sseh Cisesis u eei1 Julislaa
District tss The veas 1888. = follows:
10 The asst Cifcsit in ssid District ssssissise
eftAs Cssssisssf Scott and n sseaAiss. Arssn
sf ~ Oiresis Oesss will b held IL SssSs Gees.
y - The third Monday 10 JaaUssy,, - the sss.
esd Monday iu Aprii, on Tie sssesA Mssley
h Jsss. - - the iesrth Monday - Ossshss |;
- - Asssaaiss Cssasy - ths tAiel Nssday
- rebsuasy. - ~ shisa Mssdsy - nsy, - tAs
esss Mssday 10 September, asd On the third
nsslay II Nsvsabsr.
IL the Sseesd Cireuts cf said District, sonais-
Sisg u he Couatiss Of Clistsn and Jseksen.
Tern sf the Circuit Court will be held IN Clia.
sos Csssty. On the third Monday in Jaasary.ss %
The fourth Monday 10 April, on the third Nos.
day In jane, and on the fourth Monday In A..
gust and IN Jackson Couniy on IN first Asn-
Gay il April. ON the Fourth Monday II Jssss %
the third Monday in September, sad - ~
iessth Monday In Decemter.
Given under my hand, this Gath dsy ee H.
Ssmbse, 4. u. 1865. M
J. SCOTT RlCHnAn, Il.
Ju3es u NJ ~ Judicial Distfiet;ef ltuG
ass1o.d3tAwlt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-30

Fruit raising amply seasneeates ths
producer. OF late years attention has besu
largely devoted to tho cultivation Of grapes,
with the NEST gratifying euessss. In 1855,
there Wsre t40.l79 pounds Of gnpee raised,
against 890, 400 10 Sle64. In 1855, there
we're 1,076.1T7 fruit trees in bearing, and
In 1894, 636, 6,46s. These figures tell their
swn stssy, anl show the stssdy advance in
productive wealth.
The State 10 settled manly frsa Ohis,
Indians, Psnnsylvasia, aad New Ysek.
With large admixturs from New England.
About eoe-sixth Of the entire population
came from foreign eeuntriss, Germany
largely prspsadsrating. Norway. Holland
end Swedso, ameeg The minor notions Of
the old wsrld, have alse thriving settle
msnts 10 this State 4 people loving liberty
and order. and respecting and prizing the
political, religious and educational priviIs
gee Of eur State, IL the natural results Of
the aggregation Of such material.
The first permanent settlement in what
. now Iowa, Vas made in the county u
Lss, IN the south eastern part Of the State.
'sss than fsrsy years age. The territory
was detached ffom the Tesfitery Of Wis
eensin IN leSe. and Vas admitted into the
Usien the twenty ninth State. Dscembsr
%. 1886. The pspulstioe u 1855 was TO-
~ = 1eees q, ,S6s ; q 1o6e, tlo, ,otS in
1857, e03. .ol0. Il . aeW estimated about
lsleosoeo aod ~ assh 0eee thaa I've.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-30
arATss NRWs.

-Sgourasv glories in . remarkable state
Of health and . nsW school house.
Batter sells for Gfty cents per pound 10
Des Aoinss.
Dubuque county has ~ Sabbath schssls
outsids the city.
-Hsrrison county east CSC vstss ON The
30 inst.
The Maseatins Courier says that the
ladies Of Lucas Grove raised 5000 On Thanks.
giving day At Church festival.
-Des Moinss bslles are suffering under
severe attack Of the Eelinie warp. The
Stofssmss AYERS il.
-Oskalsosa has decided by . vsts Of 232
against 1873 not 70 build new school house
- contemplated.
The Cnariton Demserat says . M.
Powers killed two deer at one shot, near
that place, one day last week.
Hog slaughtsring opened in Burling-
ton on the 2s.h.
Tho Insane Asyl lum at Mt. Pleasant has
$50 patents 81 cured and discharged
during the past year.
-Tobian Close, Of Burlington, fell head
fsst from . ahsl the other day. and
broke his neck.
Some citizens Of Dubuque have form
ID . vigilance csmmi'tse for the prstse.
ton OF their horses aud cattle against
thieves.
WIN. Schultz, Of g ,rnovsllo, . wealth ,
former resident Of Clayton county, weigh.
Ing 800 pounds, walked or the bridge shut
nsnt At Ekadsr, and fell twenty feet, ,strik
ing on his head. The Journal says be may
survivs the fall.
The Journal says that 200 labosing
men in Aussatins are out Of employment.
Tho Herald says IN extensive boatyard
has been opened just south Of Clistss.
The railroad between Clintsa and
Lyons was put in running order last Sat ur
day-and Lyons 10 10 luck in spite Of her
enemies q Clinton.
The Dss Aoines Register says that D.
o. Fsneh missed bic watsh snd pocket beck
the other meroing-the sas valued st $500,
and the other containing o14e.
The North,cess says that trask laying
on the d. L s. O. railroad hae suspended,
through trouble ameng the hands. Though
sfsrts are being made . resume IL 10 preb-
able that no more work will be done until
spring.
An Ottumwa woman, Mrs. Fry, gave
birth 10 three boys and one girl last Thurs
day. The Courier says two sf the boys
and the girl are alive and doing first e,te--
the mother ditto. Shs 10 the mother ol
eight children ct three births first enc,
second three, third four Thunder o.
tumwa is destined to have . population si
half . million.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-30
\pr. Bartsn's Tobacce Antldete,

XAaaAsfrp 70 aknovE pEsins voR ToeAcco
sVr eysatis and hesNlss. aad 10 also eacslieni n
pets Mpsv,A0 ard saytoAss the blood, inslgoraiese
snaDe the stomach to digest the heasles food Eskcs
- for ssxfv vesvs esrsi Price Eifty pc,
esco o. tobSfeo, With lists or tsstinosia iesseacs.
ese, seHf bA8A AEcnts wanted Addro1
NpR 7. II. Asposi. JSsy City Nj
TESCIA1ON1 1h9.
pecn sBs L. NgAsras, S-rr(ks,Ss oAe. .--F csse
= ssna :spp,y Of the A'pofr one r.. ,si "a. dc-~
asasaf. her. having been q oi lie pr,. ir is,.s
= .s.s ps ,, b.. ss.'s. .' dear. supply for
Josrrm MAYO, srIA Of n n State Prisoa
pne. cH,rv Esq 6(x-s. y A,nr ArlsemAsv Vat
LET RAlLsoAp toxrAk. Pirrssrlcn Fa-I have used
~ An''d''e Nth s, 'aes'" ]. ~ n, i,l.ad'
Rev snoEuAsHE. Kelley NStsiion. Pa
FRon rHSPolrcx HKAnarARYrRs, LyAR, MA.s-Y
Adrs QatNa |httt IRE 1ossd NJ f.h ~ htSponfLs Is
using Dr 6urions Aniidots sud an ds,ne
rsmo.eY VIZ. 1. WV Ja
Fnoo fBE SorYnRa~ HosS JorR.AI Ralflposr
No Ons box ~ Burton AniIeots ues}p fer
the esed from me take plessut. in u.re Mo
al|eur readers Y f.i,i. fa-o\
= FOR SALE Bv ALL DRUGGISTS. y
Trademark copyri0AfAf1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-30
THE FARMERS BOOK

ito beautiful and usefull ilaetAtious. 80 octave
paese. showing just what every farmer wants -
know:
new 90 make the Farm Ray.
Send for circalar giving full description.
Farmers. Farmers Sons
Experienced Book Agenis aad others. WAITED 10
take this book to every Farmer In every co00uuity
Business permanent Paw sroa olto - So per
month according 70 experience and ability.
Address. ZkU3LER. MeCURDY CO.,
Hovisecd&Wlml Chicago. ILL.,. o. D., loaio. 0e'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-30

Track LAYiSo-Ws learn from Nr.
French, that seven miles Of the Rockford
n & s.. L1ni. R,lre,d track Is already
laid. and that the work 10 being laid with
oil possible dispatch.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-30

Wu8De
A bic re.idsnee n wapsilo, Iowa. = ~ issA q
Ouoosr, H.. n: ISAAC y. OWENS, egel -
years month"; and II daye.
The deceased suffered Tor long time undsr con-
pleaiioa ef diseases. which admonishsd him Of his
approaching end. aad with an abiding iuss In The
atonemsnt Dads hy the Savior OF the World. prv.
pared him 10 nest death calmly snd resigned.
~ hs goodness ofhesrt and amiabis traits .,
character. he endeared himself to = large circle Of
relatives and friends who szs his departure from
among them; yet nons feel hs absence - keenly %
Ah widow and little orphan children. with whom oil
synpathxe May they alwsys be snrrounded By
true friends and pat their trus, in the Cod :,
the widow and the fatherless.
In this city the s9th inst. at iox ocleck A. n
y. Gof. Aged 5 yesrs months and 10 days.
Frnsrai from lie West Third street. Tuesday nor
alag at 10 O'Clock
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-30

Lat any one Who doubts the merits ~
claim for "Lsss Aaose the Rssss." u least
do u the justice to use one bottle. We ore
satisfied they will scknsslsdgs its supsri
ority.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-30
aavRR ymWe.

The river 10 esnsidssably higher sew
than il was two o. three weeks ago. There
has bssn heavy falls Of snow, up North,
followed by long rains, - that Il 10 rather
high fer this seassa ef shs year.
A private dispatch % river nss hsss
states that Lake Pspis Il elessl.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-30
THE CITY.

vrariLATsp-sns Of Gutter l. Narxsens
big door windows-only . dog psssed
through.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-30
To.0av'o Advertisements,

l.-Musieal Notation,
H..nonnds and 1xsrcisss sdsptsd b Physical
nI.-SonGs for All Occasions.
lv.-eacied Piecet
By ". o. PRRKlNe
Author Of The Nightingale" "esbbath ocAeo,
TSumpes. Ac. The whole ferning the 0oet A.
1act.se Music Book for Juvsails Classep, 6eheels
mired by ali Teaehers and Scholars Price 90 eeeta
osnt peet-Paid. Own DiTeon . @. Publishers.
III WaehtnRton D.. Boston. Gas. b. Ufseos
%. III Dfsadwsy New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-30
ClornEs BY THs Every

ClornEs BIT rns WsoLBsALB.-Evsry enc
should understand fully the scisscs and
economy Of buying clothes.
Merchants. tailors. especially, who pay
the sxhor btant tariff Of the East, ought to
learn tho art of making money BY purchas-
ing their stock of Wsstsrs men. Rober.
Krauss, on Second street, opposite the lss
National Bank, has an assortment or goods
that will pay any one to look through.
D.alsrs give him call. and select your
stock from his splendid line Of goods.
VINO would not be willing to raeriAss
very many things, some Of them even the
Necessities Of life ifby this means they
could dress well. IL 10 within the power Of
every one here in this town to dress cem.
fsrtably. almost richly and for small sum
Of money. Go to Sam Psrry's 45 Brady
st aud select suit which will not cost you
fortune and which will last you for year
or so.
IT 10 expected that when the White
House is refitted for our new President.
every dressing room will he literally sup
piled with "Love Among the Roses
Without doubt this elegant extract will
hereafter be known ~ the national per
fumc.
Regal Baklng Powder.
Light bread makes light hearts. Royal
Baking Powder does it. Ask your grocer
or il. aud take no other. II is . decided
Improvement over any other.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-30
Bushels,

The next Federal Census U610) will
probably shsw yield in the State Of at
least thlrty-five million bushels of wheat.
Such is tho opinisn of intelligent agricul-
turists.
In 1S49. lswa stood eighteenth in the
States in the production of corn, ceming
next to the old State Of New Jersey at that
early day. In 1859 il WAS the. seventh,
raising about Eve per cent Of oil the corn
produced in the country, and now ranking
next to Tennessee the other States stand.
ing above her being, in their order. Illinois,
Missouri, Ohio, Indiana, aud Kentucky.
The census Of 1870 will, very probably
place Iowa third in the order Of the States
in the production Of this grain. We give
the figures for series Of years:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-30

DoSr CIR CnEArED, Look 0ur.-Gst
pint bottles, 81, in white Wrappers -Wol.
COTS Anuihilator, fer 1t cures Catarrh.
Wolcott's Pain Paiat cures pain, oil kinds,
and heals al soreI without stain or smart.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-30
LAKE SUPERIOR
COPPER MILLS.
-AH D.
SMELLING WORKS,
R1etsD0r9h. 80. -
PARK, m'cuRD4 Z o..

sp1lU1k9 = OUWUJ : W.
Aassfset7rsss q eDRAEIHNg, ,DoLr AsnR8rIN
COPPER. Loesnstivs esrips, ~ IN Dsx 0Aesss
Pressed Copper Dettsns, xAlsxD STILL BOT
TOMS. Bpsltss oeldsr. Ae.. Ceppss eat 70 ~ d
tfed Pattern.
Ocs Nos. 10 . III First anGao ! II 0sceal ~,
bIITCbUh0h.... .......rA.
n. IA supply Of our inpssvsd Solid Spiral
csppsr Lightning. Asds WITH csupliass Csnplsss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-30
Rsyal Isakanx Powder.
WAN
AGENTS WANTED
,us> su~> a Wra

And cell a. article needed BY every business nan II
shs eesutry. Agents realise net prent Of frc0
ele t. $40 per day. cash II hand. Only few dol.
lars necessary TO start the busiusss Address with
stamp. W8oT1RN PUBLICATION CO.,
Corner % and Perry streets,
AAfA T2
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-30
WAYNE IRON

T" IA KUN
-AND-
STEEL WORKS /
Dn0Wn 4 CO..
Manufacturers Of all sizes
of Bar. Rod. Hoop and
Sheet Iron & Nails.
Anl III ssss sstAsis cslsbsa1sA - o. Z. Dsssl ef
IRON, asd DofL1R PLATE asA H1RD Dox.
81 EEL (!
Best keANea RloeC steel i.
cass Piew stssi. Steel Tire. Csttse Bass, norss
Bars. Hone 1aks Steel. lsy 40 Tee cesk Steel
MaeAissay 0eeol, - RRylN1OCAO1 UT1BL. Ts
ailhisds u e,iesltsrsi lnpansss. lfsa q eessl.
Bolts for all pprposes Daas TO er1a. PLow MesM
Boards. eAawp Cslslvstoss, g., -, q Ae0asd q
c. eosssl - - essts Daeasla-
~ af1ostloDee Midway 0an1eosoanA lanoAeats
y tnvitoa y - bsooA e q. .. mon, oRySp Dppp
Dsflsss - q dsss ef bele. WesnAea eesal b
my RossigA 1sm1, naas Sse tsaaelly, teaaAnese q
asilisy y sslst rspseasd Asati1g - eselias -
svssy qsalllv required b Ne Aasae iroa.
o0es 81 werks, Cse, Z Isaussss Way aad way1s
otfests, nsef 1sster1 - Wsstssn Passsaesf Dspes
RaSso0urghs hs................... .....Ro.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-30
CENTRAl. RARK.

winter Arrangement.
n FIRST CLASS BILLIARD TABLE FOR AC.
"a ecuoo1aaien Of Tie pablic, iron the factory Of
seAsieseerG . Co.. Detroit, Lsuis ,Aastsa, Ascns
for cid arm
- RefrssAns,ts Of al kisds, ineluSise oy,,er,.
Coffee, Chocolate. Ae. HOock's Chicago Premiun
Seer % tap The public aro cordially iaviesd.
lhTfiQ n 4 RTRN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-30
INSURANCE..
HARTW ELL & SMITH

ms URAECE.
HARTWE ELL & SMITH
INSURANCE AGENCY.
No. - nasADv STREET..
nataa' Benent Life ins. Cen'y
Ass~ss, el5.HOO.o0O.
Continental Fire lns. Csmpany.
/. Assess. -. .el.. .sca. 80.
Insurance Ce. Of Nerth America,
Asscse. es.osO.ooO %
LoTlllard Fire lns. (,emapv.
Asssss. ea.Soo. 900. 40.
See0rity Fire lns. CsmpsSy.
Asscss. ol. tso. .0Go. 90.
Enserlriss Fire ms. Company,
Assess. 81. .aSt.ooc 0e.
Nefl1 american Fire lns. Conp'y
Asssss. Ios6S.S7o
NJ American Ins. Co., Hartford.
A0sees. eS0O. 900.
Ce00eree Fire Insurance Go.
Assets. oSSo 900 30.
ANERICAN ToNTINE
LII AND SAVINGS INSURANCE
CON PANv.
OF NEW YORK.
THls COMPANY WAS oRaAN,grp UNDER
Ae Laws q the state VI New York. with capitA.
~ OGeess and Directors arc composed cs r~s,ls.
- Of great sspsrissee. ability and undouties in-
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CASH PREMIUMS and CASH DIvlnEnns ral.
49, son.fDsfsitahle and iscosiestsbls. ssvs for
SssS 1,,'sr % 4, S: s,se' allowed. foiieiss held
~ Resertee1oss oss TrsrsS.
The rases VI this COMPANY asc ~ low q thces %
~ eshss GOOD co.pany. u. Toniine feature sspsr.
nsliabis Agents wanted To canvass In Knslish as1
1As. TnORlN1TON.
0eneral state Agent,
-eseeAAwtf DAvssrowr. Iowa.
lNSUR RANCE.
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.. 3. csrssr 81 srsdy and second streets.
SANGAMO
Fire 1 Marine Insurance Csn'y,
sprissasld. Illinois.
PeoA ~ Capital ever oooo. zee.
STATE
ourO Ioo0FoocO Co0po0y.
Clsvaisad Ohie
Rae1 0p Capital. o1oo .oOO.
Large Itneo of insurance promptly and care
sslly plsesA In rsiisbls eo.psniss, Il rates sd-
eSsste - the respective risks.
THE CHARTER OAK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of Hartford. Cess.
Aseets over "a. 100000.
Inoroese over. .......42.OOO.OOO
IMIS COMPANY ORIGINATED In Tu8 YRAR
lees Ne great popula. plan of
ANNUAL. DIVIDENDS.
1ney Aess paid lesees - the widovs asd osphsns
Az eAose iAssssd With then. aearly o.. - -
vWnegs stngle case of litigation Annual Divi.
ose1 0uefAoessd All class~s of polieira Iseu~d ana
oooo - nvosobte toros say Com psny css s.Nes
large ssesspte soall s1pehsee great care In the
eeIeetseo oS s'eke; prompt payment Of losees end
dsv1deads essoally, hegtnnine with tho SECOND tve-
ono. OeAe The Charter OAK the mcst popular Life
Ineefenee Conpan doing business In Iowa.
Lee 81 good character and sddresa can obtain
aeeoeise ~ applying to MERRILL a WHEELER
sseis-Siy State Agent. Davenport. iowa.
once ever Davenport National BAnk't
HOME INSURANCE
Opposition to MOnopolyi
Pr Security. Indemnity and Protection =, faie
rates. lakp \ uoiiry of Ina In N.