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THE LEGLSLATCRE.
The following shows the House and Coun
Gil members OF the Montana Legislature:

Gil members OF the Montana Legislature:
i-4 bga E'-,5r COUNCIL. -r~.. a' ill.
Fyr,t Uistr;es- MaAison AID Beaverhcad
counties, three mem6crs-6cw. Word, Thos.
Wdtson, Samuel Russell . 'v~ ... .a IL. a~.
Escond Dist,ics-Deef Lodge and Missouls
counties, four members-Aso BrOtsn, r. H.
Woody, A. II. Mitchell, W. b. Dance A7''
Third Districs-I.ewis and Clark and JET.
fcrson counties. four incmbers-John Jones,
O. W. Mg1ey, II W. English, A. G. r.
George. " I~A.'..'. ..' '..7E -. lie ' vi ...+
FourM Dist,tes- Chotcau, Mcsghcr, Gal.
latin and Big Horn counties, two members
JOHN r. Barnes, Thomas r Edwards.
NO7M-rhe terms OF those In Roman expirs this
winter. Those In Natics holding oser. .at " sE4Ef
MEMBERS u0CsE or REPREssNTATrEA
First District Madison county, four mem.
bsrS-R o. Bsilcy, q. r. Cops. w. d.
Wsnn, n o. Hickman. = ~"a@". ".af t''3
Second Dissrict-Dccr Lodge county,. iive
membcss-N. G. Boswell, Israel Gibbs, T.
E. Pounds. Preston Scott, 8. r. Elweil $500
Third District Lewis and CLARK county,
i've members-J. r. Forbis, J. r. Boycc,
ST., John Murphy, p. T. Williams, A B
Hamilton. "" %tf@#H @a0.A' &' A-
Il Fosrtd District Beaverhead county, two
membcrs-Joseph A. Brown, A. J. Smith
FlfsA Distrscs- Missoula county, one mem
ber-W. E. Bass. VI @sa4Ss l@ t's Ez. = .&
aisth Dissriee- Chotesu county, one mem
ber-J. J. Hcaly. '.aS -"'''''a+ 'd@ S'"
H6eosnA ies-Meashcr county, two
ucsnbcrs-Andrsw Cooper, r. E. Collins
d E;ghM Dtstr;os-Jefferson county, two
memorial H. Barrett, 81. Jordan. 4
= Nina Distrjce- Gsllatin. and Big Horn
counties, two members "A. Lansna; Y. A
Cockcril. "'2i '@@ 4#a''+'' '"' t1'@'as. @
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Among the killed by the California Rail
road disaster was Alexander W.-perhaps
better known a. 's~ndy"-Bsldwin, United
States District Judge Of Nevada Few men
of hts age were better Or more favorsbly
known on the Pacific Coast Re VAS ; son
Of Judge Joseph a. Baldwin,, for several
years on the Supreme Bench Of California,
author Of Party, LeaderA " . ysry able Re-
view and Of "Flush Times Ia Alebama,
,ons Of The mOst popular humorous ho9ts q
IL day, Alex. W. ~ admitted . ~ ~
of CaitospA ~ special 81 Of ~ tegisla.
ture, before, Astsinisg his twintteth ys9lF,
bscs,ns the NV psstnes n Senator wn. j.
Stewart of Nevada. aniaassed Z fortune y
I'D ra1stice and financial opeFationA mar
RED tAs, aecopplished and estinabls NJ
Alice Reeve, Of San Fnncisco. and Ms y
pointed Jpdse ~ Prssielent uncoln a le!et
A. Ne tins q Ais unhappy deeih, - f \!
uos han, hscn nlers thap - re elE. !. q -.
Of sps atiliiieh AariaT veadsf!!l Vitality !l
asd sad1ranse peeesissa ofys'yi sa9psgls9a
tacs apd judgment inI ~ 6eyslopneat q 4
,cass aeaa aslensy. - rapialy aelsigine 4
psofenad lpovlsdgs q Nv, - J.. -
.sshbsdt ~ wsgs Ceest e 60 g. - ~
pspaisss. M. .Ape4ssde e6 ~ Z. 49, G :.
iaas.kpsH M .yeA 81 nlgs I'll
gitAt ~ taa, t1he4 - = A4s44 - -
naeaS qspeA I'll NJ s.l 1!ll.l.!!
g.. 49,. . -.
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The hest monogram--1. aaa .t his
Costly amusements - Legislative ses

The best m0uogram--v. a#@ t 5.@@
Costly amusements - Legislative ses
If James L. gets the Auditorship, the
Fisk-al year will begin At once.
Cumming 4 McClure's new Philadcl-
phia paper Is called The Day.
Louisville has doubled in size since the
close of the war. ... -..-..........
Paris Is making demonstrations In honor
Of Rochcfort- LoHssrss editor-and the city
garrison hos been strengthened. ....-
-Pere Hysciuthe has written letter to
the Catholics If the United States, which
will be published shortly. saar.s
-Cororan IL building . magnificent new
hotel In Washington, to be called tho Ar
lingtou House. a1 -H. r. 80 r.
The Helena papers speak very approving.
" Of the voice Of Amy Stone. They evil
IDENTIFY like Ansy's sDns. " .'
The late George Peabody was = mess.
mate of Francis 8. Key, author Of Is The
Star spsngled Banner, during the war Of
1919. ~ 3.5 81 '.s ' '7
The Chicago Pot Of November 2, says
colony Of eoe swedes are on their way for
Montana 70 settle on tract Of land already
purchased. .,,...,
Frank Lesl;e last month went over to
Boston and saw the Couldocks play {" The
Chimney Corner" at the Adelphi. So much
pleased Was be that photograph Of one Of
the scenes is reproduced In Frank Leslie's
Illustrated Of recent date, and the portraits
Of father and daughter are remarkably life-
like. ~. ..f.....s,s.,.... - J.
Rear Admiral Stewart, who died In Bor-
denton, New Jersey, November q, wss %
years Of age, having served In the navy II
years. he was commander Of the famous
'.Old Ironsides." and served with great dis
tinctiou in the cruise against the Preach
privaieers, the war With Tnpoli, and that
Of 1919.
The New York Asrssd nys that Rail-
road Presidencies and analogous places are
party pigeon holss. !" and in proof thereof
rsfess 10 Hon George q Psndlstoa, 0saA
Mcclellan, Joe johnson, BsauFssasd and
Forrest, wh have bean slowed away u
-RailEoad podtions. a!sg.s nj sod II. 5osai
.9-Anoac ahs ssw Diese1ss - ~ North
en- HsdAe Railpoad ~ ]. Edgar Thoapson
aad OsorvsW.Oss ~ RsanlylysniG1ail
-. kina6 n Rhiladelphje Neeik Aa0..
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THE TERRITORY.
Capital Times, Nov. 10.

Capital Times, Nov. 10.
A heavy company is about TO operate in
Wisconsin gulch placcrs. Mcssrs. Daniel
G. Taylor, J. J. Roe, N. W. Wall and J. g.
Copeland. compose the company. George
Hanna is to be Superintendent. :, .....s-,
"A baby in this town when only one day
old melted II pounds" A we understand
the difference between net and 9ross, they
probably disemboweled that child to get ito
net weight Newspaper enterprise is COM
mcndable, but be humane, Joseph. e ~z1s
"Therc is not an idle man in town." All
''basy. bodies" Of : ~ - >ztH' 3a'sh~-
Nj. ". +. Bartlett IL OF for the s:ases
Herald. Nov. II. ygsss g&
Robert Hereford's fees for assessing Lewis
and Clark county one year, was d, 290 @..'
The international has 800 boarden.
Sullivan j. going 70 build . four-story
brick hotel on The ate Of the st. Louis hotsl
and complete II BY Januasy.1.l sasa.rs,
Judge r Lawrence hes been reelected
g. W. G. 7. Of the I. O. Z. r.saa aa.s'-i
cassatA Nov. u. ast,,.s.r...
a social Club y about 70 b osSanissd. !;
:. NJ. c. W. ssan hes shipped 90 tons ot
ore from Ten Min TO New York city, By
wagoa and nail, for reduction, 3bI all
~ - 4 -
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T1R3PL4 RA1zfRO2D DTS.
AFsR IN 91HFoe NzA.
slxteeS Perssne 1nlea a.a - Weasael.

The llesrami ne 1n d . xarfal .cci.
dent thai occurred on the Western Pacific
rsilrnad. near San r,candro. on last Sunday.
A Western Pacific train Of eight cars lin
Guiding sleeping carl collided with IN A.
asaesla sssia of tour can,-uofM-n--Dosh
trains wsss going twenty miles IN hour:
The! engines are wreck -ths Gaze were
smashed and driven through each other like
sections Of telescope. The morning was
very foggy. The W. P. train wss on time.
Arriving 1t the switch where the Alameda
road connects, the train was slowed, and in
response TO an inquiry II the Alsmcds train
had passed. the switcl,-tender replied "Ali
right: g. ahead. )" Soon after the two trains
collidcd. The first passenger CIR Of the W. p.
was driven through the smoking car Of the
Alameda train. The station. master was
considered the culpablc party: having gone
to breakfast, and during his absence mis,ook
= gravel train for the .Alameda, but lssc In.
vcstigatiops inplicate the switch tender.
The following Is . list OF killed and wound.
cd: . =! a, .'!'''' ~2 s'' .''"' ~ ~
KILLED.
Alex. ". Baldwin, y. & District Judge
of Nevada; Edward Anderson, engineer on
the Western Pacific; =. Mcdonald, road
master on TIE California Pacific railroad
= Bouictt, Principal Of the Young Ladies'
Seminary At Oakland; Charles Martin, fire.
man on the Alameda train; George Thomp.
son, fireman Of Western Pacific train; David
Ward. merchant, San Francisco jas. Con-
nelly, Corral Station; Max E. Holman, ner-
chant, San Jose; B. II. Fox; R,bt. Owen,
conductor Oh the Alameda train; Fl. Peter.
son, Corral Hollow; F. 3. Milikcn, brake
man; W. r. C!owen, and an unknown man.
wouxDED., 1884, ...-
J. d. Perkins, railroad employe, badly
bruised; J.. p. Lowell, Sacramento both
legs badly jsm.ned; J. L. Beard, Mission at
San Jose, slightly hurt; Judge Wm. Camp.
bell, U. 8. District Attorney Of Nevada, left
leg broken; s. NJ. B. Holey, leg twisted;
Patrick Malon, Oakland, both legs broken;
J. G. Knapp, Plcasanton. right lex smashed
(tl,rec men were killed along side Of Knapp;
J. P. Helm, San FRANCISCO. lady bruised;
Noah Lambert, carpenter Western Pacific,
both legs broken, n. s. Taylor, Chicago.
bruised across the stomach Seth Bson,ley,
Sacramento, one leg broken and the other
badly jammed; Geo. Cadwaldcr, Sacra:ncn.
to, badly bruised; J. ]. Hilscn, San Fran
cisco, badly bruised; Thomas McNulty,
San Francisco, right leg broken AID foot
bruised; - Bsntas, leg badly smashed; two
Cinnamon badly hurt; Philip Riley, Stock
ton, badly hurt; Simon Melocbc. hip dislo-
Gated =. f.. Fitch, Costumes, school teach
er, leg fractured Captain Wadsworth, bai-
ly crushed. Many others were badly in
jurcd. 2 ...s, % t4a ..~r.- .-. ~.
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Strictly speaking, there are but two

Strictly speaking, there are but two or three suches
-"Silver Bow Crock" "Nissouls" and Town
gulches. Bat, ~ At silver Dow, every xulch has
naa for tbs contiguous bars aide gaiches sags and
channels to distinguish them the District Records
Butte claims ccntraity In tho vast Silver Bow mining
region-ncariy twelve miles square. Comparatively
hut little Of the mining ground In the vicinity has yet
been worked, lying above oil the bitches yet In. The
yield where water L. obtaiEaLle " large Even the
gu!chcs covered BY the two three bitches, only
few claims could be worked ID s owing to the sea-
city Ut watcr bat the product Of these claims Tor 1869
will give an h.ea of the richness Of the ground
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ia 10O03I O0D ~
4 wL.,. e.,sure.pess7 j. md 1ev, !. ! =
ou several "poeksea" q vasl Eseiy Lively aoa.a
snVk Bow during the sls1lpa eakpaiea, bot jDsss
jov4l, srsssr.al Ssnowsaip bes Z, exist 1. tlslana
than there se present. and ColooS Lane hsan ~
boys twit him sboat coming around IN biz sssep svy
night Tor month, ana dcpodting Regular" ticket
tbrsU1A the bSskapiifA - volisg jaaes wis1ov.
With on eassstniey, H.sesesl s.eial end sseta A.d
~ 9bs Wy; tbs susyes6
i, Al ucSSr;ar a3E
that oecuTed On one Of oar 6ips-ao di4esease wAoo
Or wAess. Mdin6 up . . hoGss : lvsysar-oA, eov.
esed with tow hesd md tresee popped outee thsdeoe
aud snng out: !" OIL sDddssI nu6des! oo0s -
see The pszty man on horse Presently the matc.
nal projentos Of the Aforesaid osnG appeared. and
glsncaE spos oar ns61k Msaga jsaked The. sGspsi1g
in the door with vcheencr that thrsatcnsd disIocs
ton Of every joint In ts diminutivc body she ejac
ulatsd In seeents more vigoous than pseasant Come
in. ye spa,pcne! shnre, that's one q thin Nos1n.
WEST chaps from Cottonwood; they'd sthals stove
She didn't Subscribe, and lives 10 Pagan darkness
RocKER AID zcxNNvnLE.
There two little AamletS lie midway bstwesn Silver
Bow and Butte almost in the ceutss o( the great pa-
Ger deposits Each 10 only little larger than Rome was
when the wolf nurscd Romnlus, but the former It
least will grow, and be q considerable ktte town The
cnsaing yeasy Water. In :. ths Miners Ditch and
Rocker has future. Owen has . store cha5pentes
4 Hirbour billiard room, aud 20, between bacon.
billiards and Bes balls thstpys win wer oae wnter
comfortably AL Be ssady Tor the sish dilgs IN that
vicinity in the spring. Four miles above, lies g+
BUTTE CRY. ..
Il derives it, name from . commanding, isolated
butte, one Or two miles sostA OF the town, which
ought to DO Joy forever - II u certainly - thing
Of butte" Next to Virsiuians. Butteites have the
Social City Of the country, X one may judgS from
good report Of balls, soclals and-sich- Without .
stream near H. on high hillsids pleasantly sxpoeed
to the sun ID stu impossible tn ct into o. out Of
the town without crossing A. Ford-bsttsr known 10
Doc Ford, r. NJ" With vitality, intelligence and
irdnssry enough Tor whole CAM; gaD in his Ink
stand menace On bis tongsc and the grace II an
angel In his heart pleased 10 meet our sworn
eu.my and cou,t-ous friend Boythornc Of Butte
Very unexpectedly, we found Butte pleasant town,
sunny, lying away up the h fair In the eye q the
sun, byoad-s:reeted, well built, overlooking bcauti-
full circular valley and yet central TO- vast extent Of
ulcer 1aaines IN -iH Eg. ~ I'll Hh ii ait "ai /.
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It b very gratifying 70 ! publisher e 80
bis subscription list increasing steadily, and
still more 20 when . hard 'seaeon; IKE the
present, 10 upon the country: The sasscrip-
sion list Of TEE NEw NonfH.Wtsr has in-
creased over ono hundred copies n ne last
three weeks, and Il now much larger than
ws anticipated Il would tatsn 70 1tAis yelr,
For this, Ind the spod words We sss tnfeii
Est OF, We frs ddiy 1Kaasdtdl Ia tAs
oonrpp o. Z NV weeks, many - aiostA sub
eceiDiloiiS I'm expire. !. a prompt fsnewal
oi shsn vitA local agents % e pae.laish y.
,Ailsct, Vim y aerssable, SIG aI ny nsw eao-
sedss, VIZ = seee'1eaAnya al d sa.sss
80 poe1A u. ..-u.u "a s.:szl II III. lra.i |
Nle01 NJ IT,. - 0i5ohhs1o, RkA
a NlosHsDGA eRafos 0s.s1aeD - roak
he seseaysS oes1s ~ - As62ahsseo.
1yDeasl 1asniv-0W1ok
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|shs oovsrnmenG for Is fsss o. ths. Union
lode. ~ /.
NcCloud haa pat gps galsqnissd lion
cosnice on Benelsy's sblock. The 0asNss
recommends it Or disability, beauty and
safety from Dire.
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Two stalwart corduroyed knights, ex-
pat-riated from the beautiful island, quoted
by its admirers as The Gem of the Sea, y
were traversing around the vicinity of Cas-
tie Garden, New York, and peering into
the "mills that are kept for the edifca-
ton of all that are weary and thirsty. One
Of them, after making an internal inspec-
ton of the machine" and having corner
ed stray bit of silver in his capacious
pockets, invited his comrade to enter, and
take drop of "hard stuff" The "rosy,
as Dick Swiveler delighted to designate it,
was Forthcoming, and being swallowed,
when Larry set his glass down in aston
ishment, and gazed at the boy who hap
pened to be strewing the floor with fresh,
clean sawdust, and whispered confdentially
to his companion:
BE the holy poker, Mike, look at that !!
But this must be rich country, intirely."
"Fhat makes yees think that 2" inquired
Mike, who was too busy putting himself
outside of the whisky, to notice anything
else.
aBe the Hill o. Howthl you or neil
niver starve in country fhere they cover
the hures of fshky shops with Lyun MALE"
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Licences Expiring in June, 1863.

ID ETAIL-Honolulu, 1ss Mrs Black, 4th
III II Thompson, 9th W johnson, Sth J
Pickford, Kalihi, I'd Castle and Cooke, 18th J
Hoare, 18th G Emmes, 18th J L Lewis. 10th
J Burdiek. 22d An ZanE, 18th Foster and Co,
29th Mrs Keegan, 2Sd P6uger & Co, 18th
R Love. Sth H NJ Whitney. Maui. LIST II
Paris, Waihee. Hawaii, goth All Sian & All
Ju. Kona, 30th Allen and Conway, Kawaihas,
18th G W Akao, Hilo, LIST Kiko Nahakuelna,
Hamakua.
WH0LESALE-Honolu End Castle and
Cooke, 18th Marks and Bernard. 18th Grin
baum and Co, 10th Hofschlaeger & Co, goth
] Perry, 10th Mossman and Son, 18th Levers
and Dickson, Sd Chung HoOn, Sd, F A Sehas-
fer and Co.
WHOLESALE SPIRITS-HonOlulu, 18th
E Hoffschlaeger and Co.
OPIUM-Honolulu, goth Along All Chuck.
VICTUALING-Hono 18th Nolte and
Kruger, LIST S Loller.
AUCTI0N-Hamakua, Hawaii, Kaunama-
no, Sth.
Niihau, I'd Plantation.
H0RSE-Honolulu, 18th No. "a, Kekuai-
waihe.
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A pious old clergyman, while vending his
way to church one Sunday morning. csnght
sight of two sons of one Of his Pensioners
going into the woods, evidently with the in
tenticn Of hunting. Feeling certain that any
direct remonstrance with the young gentlemen
themselves, would not turn them from their
ways, he waited until after preaching and
sought the old gentleman, their father.
After reeounting the eircnmstsnees Of meeting
Billy and Tommy as be had done, he closed
an affecting appeal by inquiring why he had
not brought them UP in the fear Of the Lord
:. Fear of the Lord, parsOn-fear Of the Lord J
Why, they arel They are so much afraid Of
him now that they das-sent 90 out on Sunday
without double-barreled shot guns on their
shoulders.n 60 sc-1-'t-7l-e--s... = q.
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bequeathing their legs during their life
time. to be used as trumpets when they
are dead The prayer machine, already
described, is here brought to perfection
A large wheel, driven By water-power,
turns the praying machine. While the
machine turns off the prayers at the rate
of two minute the monks occupy the
time in playing cards.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


In the matter Of the BANKRUPTCY Of Achow
and Ayou-
NOTICE is hereby given to an
IN persons, that on this 18th day Of June.
A. d. 1869, Achow g Ayou. lately doing bus
mess as traders, ut Kailua, Island Of Hawaii.
under the firm name and style Of Achow and
Company, were this day declared bankrupts,
and order issued to the Marshal to seize and
take possession Of their property. and Satnr-
day, the 10th day Of July next, at u o'clock
noon, was assigned for hearing proof Of claims
Of creditors, At the chambers Of the Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court
L. McCULLY,
Clerk Of Supreme Court.
Honolulu, June 10, 1se9.-2S-2t
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Administrators Notice.

ALL PERSONS indebted to the
n Estate Of GEORGE E. TUCKER, de-
ceased, of Kaupakuea, Hawaii, are hereby
requested to settle with the undersigned with
out delay, and all debts against the Estate,
are requested to be sent in without delay.
g. g. HITCHCOCK.
Administrator Estate Of G. E. Tucker.
Hilo, Hawaii. June Is, 1s69.-23-1m
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FOR Sale bv
FAMILY DRUG STORE.


j. M. SMITH az CO.,
HAvE RECEIVED PER LATE ARRIv-
IL ais, New Assortment of Drugs and
Medicines
Sands Sarsaparilla, Townsend's do,
Ayers do, BristOl's do, Shakers do,
Root do, Ayers Cherry Pastoral,
Balsam for the Lungs, Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, Hypophosphites Of Lime Soda,
Compound Extract Of Buchu, Capsules,
Thorn's Extract, Cheeseman's Specific,
Pills and 0intments, Of various kinds,
Liniments, Plas.ers, Peotoral Fnmigators,
Sponges, Hamburg Tea, Lily White,
Fumigating Pastils, Trusses,
+. R. Cooks Nipples, Nipple Shields,
Lubin's and Pinaud's Extracts,
Toilet Articles, Lip Salve,
IndeifbIs Pencils, n New Invention,
Hair Restofers and Dressings,
Syringes. Leeches, etc., etc., etc.
Drugs Of all kinds.
Corner of Fort and Hotel streets. lift
CPIRITs OF TURPEnTISE.
Ism BoILEs co
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One Bottle Of Resolvent Better than
Ten Large Bottles Of Sarsaparilla.
1 BETTER THAN 10

X. Il. X. Resolvent cures with
astonishing rapidity every form
of Chronic, Scrofulous and Skin
Diseases, and exterminates all
corruption from the human
system.
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D0sExDALE CEMENT,
'ns snI ism a'''''' ps' io BoIIEs ~ o. 5s's
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SPIRITs OF TuRPEnTIsE.
Ism - y BoLLEs 4 co
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CALIFORNIA RED BRICK-For
" sale by [ls] B0LLEs 4 co.
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OREGON ROMAN CEMENT-For
~ sale by [isl BoLLEs q co.
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DEST English Portland Cement
ID For sale by [lS] B0LLEs 4 co.
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TtALIFORNTA TABLE FRUITS,
~ Assorfed-in cases and y b cans. FOR sale
BY r-3m) B0LLEs Z 90.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26
Cash Capital $1,000, ,Oo0
1lRsr NATIONAL BANK DurLprSo.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK DurLprSo.
whore the general bsstssss sftAs Com pssy 10 trans
sctsd, and to which I'll esasrsl corresyordercs
Il Assld hs addrsssd
DiksCrons.
Jay ceeks, Phils- E A. Rollins. " wsshingtsa
C. \. Clark, Phi.a. Henry D Cooke. wash.
?. Raschford starr Phna. wn. Z. Chanccr Wash.
Wn. q. Mssshesd. Phns. Jobs ,. Defrees. Wash.
0ss 2. TyIsr, Pills. Bavafd Dodge. Ne-rort.
J.Hiseklsy Clark. rhi!a. y 9. Fshnes'oeA. Z.
CLAaDn n. CLAax, Philadelphia. frssidsat.
HDss ,. eeoGn. washisstsa, Vice President.
yAv Cosxn, CAairnas Finascs asd Executive cso.
Rssnsss ". Pr. Phiia-. SECRETARY asd Actasry.
T. D. rvn~nn, v WashinTtsn. Assistant Secretary.
PsAsas o. ssrrn. II. ~. Medical Director.
J. Rwtss nsAAs. n. D.. Assst. Medical pirectse.
EpICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
J. l.. D. 0srgssn-Gsnsssl,U Q. s.A.. Wash.
P.J ns Chief Medical Department. z. 8. H.,
D. " Sl.s. 4. b.. waAhisg.s
SOLICITORS AND ATTORS8Ts
w. =. C.Ass.s. Washing ton. DC.
0sso0 Ao@s, Philadelpbis, Pa.
This osopAay, Nation al In ire character, easss ~
reason Of iIs large Capital. Lev kaies Of freniu6
asA New Tables. the Eost desirable means ef lnsas
fhe rssss u prsniun. being largely reduced. ere
a1e - nvofabe tbs neurers ~ thooo Of tho beos
upfssi Ooopa Ice. and avoid oil the con pleatioas
~ uneesta atiss Of Notes. Dividends, and the mis-
ssdsrstandinss whcs the latter are 30 apt - csass
be Policy 0ol1srs
&Ssvses aev aad attractive tables are now pfesent
ed vhies seed only 70 BE- snAerstoed to prove 30
cspssbls = the pu blie sseh - ths lscSn- Psopccuo
YsHrr and hsfcu P1n9rs PoLicy. In the former
~ polcJ-Aeads sf Aos snly ne Insurance.
payable 81 death. but wi1l receive. II living, after
period 81 ~ pears % snnusl incone eqnsl - ten
PCT ceat 90 PER ceatl Of the par Of his policy. n
the iotfsf. tn Company agYses 10 return 20 the
oefod the toeAl a0osns of 0Susy he - paid II, In
aAlitiea - The snssst Of bic policy.
TDe oStootio0 Of persono oeote0pootinl bsurAG
tAsis hvoo o. ioeseasina tAs amooAt Of ffnsursnce
they already have 10 called 70 the spscial advantages
o0s9o1 ~ De uestonsl Lfls Ine u1aece C00 pesy.
orealase. Pa0Dhless ana fu.l paetieaia siven on
appl satioo - the Dssneh once OF the CG6pany IN
this city, ef - its ceserai Agents
L0oAL AGRn Ana WAsrm n evssy City ana
Towa - applications rom corr petent partiss for
such ageseies, With s1iiAbie endorsements, shorl1
Be addressed TO ms cosrAsys sSsHaAL Ao1Hrs on y
GENERAL AGENTS oF THH CONF ANY.
JAy Cooxs Co, New York, fer Evv York Stat .
and Northern New Jersey.
x. ". CdARs Cs.. for Penn. and Ss'rn n. Jerrey-
JAv CcoKa q Co. Washington for Msryisnd. Deia-
wsre. Virginia, Dist. Cci1nda, ard West Virginia
J A. kuIs y Co, Chicago. for iiGLo.-, ic~a a. .
Wiecopsin.
Hon. SrEvU num- st taa,. for Minnesota
W. =. PHASSE, Agent for seost County OF q
=. ". corner Brady and "a sss.. psvsupcrt lev .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26

GaiswoLD CoLLses.-Ths spring tern
will open on Thursday, Jan. 2e Fer par.
tisulars send fer catalogue. Address
"Grs~sld College"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26

CsAsGsD HASps The t~o Brady stree,
stores, occupied By Davenport's Hardware
store ard Van Tuyrs Auction rooms, have
been sold BY Henry Selby 10 W. E. Has
kins, ior ~ 900. NJ. Sslby 10 going to
Chicago TO re .ide
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-26

PsasoSAL.-E iwin Smith and wife. left
this m m,rning fer . three oouths up
through the South, spending the most Of
the time in Florida