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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-28
Public Meeting

AT a meeting of the Citizens of Grant coun.
ty, Wisconsin, Territory, held at the Cour,
House in Lancaster, agrceably to previous no.
llce, on the 18th of April, 1888, for the pur-
pose OF nominating candidate to represent
The Territory in Congress, and also suitable
person TO fill the vacancy occasoned by the
resignation Of George II. Smith, of the Terri
orial Legislature in the original county of To-
wa---On motion of Major G. M. Price, IRA
w. BRONSON was called to the Chair. and
N. DEWEY appointed Secretary.
On motion Of James Bonham, Esqr. it was
Resoired, That the meeting proceed TO the
nomination of candidates by ballot
On motion Of G. M. Price, Robert r. Reed,
and Lewis Reynolds, Esqrs. Were appointed
telIcrs. Upon counting the ballots, it appear
ed that Thomas p. Burnett was unanimously
nominated as Delegate TO Congress, and Jo-
nathan Craig TO fill the vacancy of George f.
Smith, resigned.
On motion of John r. Farnsworlh, it was
Resolpcd, That the Chair appoint commit
tee OF three to draft resolutions suitable for the
occasion; and in pursuance thereof the Chair
appointed Maj. John Fl. RouDlree. Of Platte
vile, Maj. G. NJ Price, of Cassvile, aud ].
Allen Barber, Esq. of Lancaster, as such COM
'HC tOilllIIlttcc IepOTteu
the following, which were adopted:
Resciued, That we have entiie confidence in
the ability and integrity Of Thomas p. Bur
nett, and believe, that if elected. he Will with
honor to himself AID strict fidelity 10 his con-
stitnents, efficiently represent their interest,
by party or sectional prejudices.
ResOlued, That we will use all honorable
means 10 secure his election, and earnestly re-
quest the electors throughout ihe Territory,
without distinction Of party, TO do tho same.
Resoiced, That the proceedings oft this meet
ing be signed by the Chairman and Secretary,
and be published in the Galona Advertiser,
Galena Democrat, and in the Iowa News,
with HE request that the papers throughout the
Territory give the same an insertion.
On motion Of Mr.. Davidson, the meeting ad-
jonrned. ]. w. BRUNSON, Chm.
N. DEWEY, Sec'y.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-28
QUEENSWARE,

QUEENSWARE.
II us received, and now opening, a large assort-
% mcnt of Queensware of every kind, and for
sale low by SCOTT e. TAYLOR.
Sept. 80. If
DEDSTEADS and Table, for sale by
- Sep. Is r. LOCKWOOD.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-28

HUzzA FOR WESTERN ENrEBPRlzE -.Wha.
IA mighty change has been made on the face
Of the almost ilimitable West within fifty
years. Then this prosperous state was vast
Understandable save by the savage
Look at it as it was and as it is. Cities and
villages now beautify the wilderness---stea
boats and vessels walk our Lakes ''like things
of liie.''
Enterprise here characteristics every man,
AS an evidence, the following addition 10 the
steamboats, on our Lakes will be made at the
opening Of navigation:
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RECANTATsuN.

" ESSRS. A. b. CARTER e. Co. of Natchez.
lvl hasten 10 announce to the public that their
statement by placard Of an embezzement by their
late CLERK, "A. Il. Villains, is hereby altogeth-
er and entirely recanted, and that they earnestly
request all Editors throughput the Union, who may
have published said Gard, 10 publish this their de-
claration of the entire innocence of the said A. r.
Wilkins. The teller of the Planters Bank has this
morning discovered the amount missing, i'll the vault
Of the said Bank, where it was specially deposited
by the said A. K. Wilkins, Gas he states on the
store ledger ON the I'd Oct. Repeated demand and
search had been made in said Bank for the parcel
without aya---a positive denalo the dcposite was
made again and again by the ofic .rs of the Bank,
and it was under most unhappy combination Of
circumstances, that the said Messrs. Carter e. Co.
issued the above pIacard, and have thus publicly
banded an innocent with charge Of the blackest
guilt. They hope every effort will be made 10 give
the most extensive publication 10 this declaration
of his innocence.
Dec. 7, l837.-Jan. -, 1887. 30-6t
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NO. As.

pace e OF our nations strides to greatness. and
NJ Swallowed forth that line Of policy which.
II faithfully and judiciously pursued, will rem.
DER our country all that a patriot could desire.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-28
Dec. 7, ls37.-Jan. 10, 1897. 3O-6t

n WILLIAM ROBERTSON, Teller Of the
i Planters Bank, do hereby certify the repeat
ed demands and denials as stated above arc true,
and that the pagcel Of money, aiterwany inefectu-
al searches for the same, was this morning acct
dentally discovered in the vault of the Bank. The
deposite was made on the I'd October, and the alb
sence Of memorandum on the special deposite
book is to be attributed TO the confusion and anx-
ETY. incident to the raging ofihe epidemic. l ear
nestly join with Mersrs. A. u. Garter d. Co. in re-
quesling that the greatest possible publicity be Civ
eli 10 the above.
WIN. ROBERTSON, Teller.
Dec. z, 1S37.-Jan l3, 1893. 30-6t
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-28

NEW PRINTING MAcHtNE.-Mr. Thos Trench.
o. o. ithaca, New York, is constructing his patent
Inhtins press at the Spccdwell Works near Nor
tis'own The Jersey1,a1 mentions that il is to be
attached to one ofthe Paper Mills in the place. and
describes il as follows
The fress takes the paper Immediately from
'"e Paper machine, prints it on both sides, aud
passes 1t through drying cylinders, which presses
\ II SMOOTH thus III one operations, and within the
spee of three minutes, the pulp is taken from the
mn and book 1850 pages sreay for the binder.
ne paper is printed in continuous sheet, thus
ia whole edition readily be printed rolled ~,
and sent any distance. MIR. 1'rcnch had on his
Piess sCob5's Juvenile ReGder,' of GIG pages. Of
which ne presented sheet ofabout 20 feet neat
fiy printed, aud which can be examined at our of.
fee.
'lhis new Printing machine will cause COM
pete revolution i'll the art of printing, and greatly
diminish the price of standard works aud school
BOOKS Hereafter, we suspect, orders viii be given
Tor Bibles, Speins-books, &c. &c. by the mile
instead OF the cohope, as III former time; but be
That as il may, sheet of five miles in length can
be made with nearly the same ease as one of 6fty
or hundred feet'
MEssRs. EDITOR. 1.-The above invention is
scarcely worth notice, compared to Yam.
kee machine recently invented somewhere
west OF Du Buque, Iowa District. Lead Min.
eral and rags are thrown into the machine, and
IN the space Of ten minutes, it em,s variety
OF beautiful type, and foolscap paper.---The
type and paper are thrown bacl---The Yankee
breathes upon the machine, and only thinks of
what he wants printed newspapers.
&c. and they are instantly made. For the in
formation of Col. Stone, would inform him,
that the operation is performed by Magnetic
power. PHILO.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-04-28

Saginaw " 'caHuusRy.
--, Of Ashtabula.
Wisconsin, Of Conneaut.
Manhattan, Of Buffalo.
Erie, Of Erie.
Rochester, Of Cleveland.
Chesapeake, Of Maumee.
, Of Black River.
-, Of Huron.
Illinois, Of Detroit.
Belvidere, of Belvidcre.
, Of Chicago.
, Of Fairpori.
&c Vu.iiszp
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-12-07
STATE or NORTHcAR0Lyyt.
MEckLEsnURs COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. DC.
fober Term, 1885.

MLtkLENHURG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter SEASONS. DC.
fober Term, ls3-.
John J. Blseksond. Agent 81 The Bans of :
The State Of North CsFolins at 1harhrs.R.
Henry B2nsaeli and aihers. men.bars Of The Z
Anglo American Sold Mlaleg Company
Levied on The Washington Gold mine ltaei. IN II
mise efeek--cp the Alexander Gold tnins trait
sdioinihg the lands Of Dsyiu Parks and oth4,.--
alec % variety Of Chsuel properly. consisting
oi Steam Engines. Gold Mills. ulisiee tool. 4 :
Z appearing :. TIE Satisfaction ~ tb. c..,,
- that Henry Ruudell WiiFiam Smith y.c,es
Maguus, Henry fIeaihern. ssusee ID I.,rrr,.gr
Solomon Cohen. Abraham Harms. ssnufl N y.
nus. Charles Bind, Ahfahsa Hart and Da,,a a 4.
hoG. membsfs Of said Anglo American Cold Mn.
mg Company. are aoi lnhahiianis on this i NJ
OTdsrfd, hsrefere. thai Tasbliealon he teaa. Il,
weeks ~ The Charlotte Joe,ha Tor the saLl del.g.
dan.s g. appear ~ the neal Court 81 Plea. and
Quarter Sessions. 10 be held tt said county a, III
Courthouse 10 Charlotte, on tho 9Th Mgndav !,
January nest, snd then and ihsrr plead ar ,enl.
W, otherwise Judgment by dsfault N be- en,s,e,
against tkrfn
Witness, Brais Oates. Clerk NJ our sats t,ca,,
al Ofdne, the f.I Monday Ut octoImr. A. u. Isaa
u OATES f.Cc
ffice aus. ST fI29
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DEFERRED ARTICLES.

THE MORMON WAR AT AN ENu.
From tAe s.. Louis Republican Of NoueHssr s.
The steamboat Pirate arrived al our
port last evening from the Missouri. We
learn from her passengers that the irdr
Nth The Normoas, about which so much
anxiety has existed, has been broue ht TO
termination, BY the surrender ct the whole
Mormon force to The troops under the CON-
mand Of Major General Clark, near Far
West. No resistance was offered bv them,
and Jo. Smith. Rigdou, White, aud three
or fc,i, others of the leaders were detained
BIZ the commander Of the forces, to await
such proceedings as may hereafter be iosn
tu,ed against them. II is reported, bu
we think II will lurn out TO be as erroneous
as The statements about Capt, Bogard'
engagement aud deteat. thar some seven
teen or twenty Of the Mormons were killed
after they mad surrendered themselves a:
prisoners, and that other acts OF violence
were committed A few days must bring
authentic information upon The subject, ana
also OF the disposition which Is To De made
of the Mormon leaders. Ii Is also stateC
that General Atchison, of Cisy, had resign
ed his command, because of some dlsafiec
ton which ne felt towards the Governor
orders.
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We have number Of debts lne us, eoatyaets /
"a lc3I-tl - expected or Gil such that d vrnent
b. made fe'lhsilh. Interest all p7sttitey l.
charged on all accounts over IL mouths' SHADING,
aad collections made iiho9i reserve after the III
Of January nslt
TAYLOR s. CHAFFrN.
CLaslotts. Oct 81, ISIS. 422f
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STATE o. AURIH CAROLINA.
AEeALnyHrNe tog SrY.
Court " Pleas md tlsarter Ns.as.as, ~
fs.dsp xTrm, lass

JohH Harris, aan.lshtts,or II Jaass
iiAffi,. arr'a 0saesaal
- Auaxks
Tbs President Directors 81 she Moth a.set.
tatoitaa Cod dlptng Cangany
iassa 20 the Smatu ut5pe ttact ~ tsad. eusstath.
img go agfss, iytng Or ths estfp pf fst.aa 81
tfeeA--t andtv,ard utsfsst - the Len ass.ss i
iasae uaci--on tbs Gsawta tact. sassla ming a.
aEFe~--ua tws ttatss u : acies eAaa. eeAs The
tosn 81 1bafsa.is-oa the Iiendsfs4st niina tad.
containing H. acfss-oa lhe Hisp Hjase 80 tfaets
containing ~ aeFss--Dn tha Hing nlne tract
eoatsaaiBa 40 aefrs--oa tho sasassoss4l s~ mtas
uaei. containing ~ sefys--slso - qaaasay af
GbAtlel pfopssty.
anpeating 70 the alss4eiion III tbs Coat
s~A That TIE defendant IL thFs ease are not tahs
hiiaut# u Ibis Stale, 0fsued. itsttfssr. that nab
hes'len ~ made as wssks ~ tbs Charlotte Jour.
na' tnf them 70 appear AZ The neAt Court u Pleas
and t8aafser scsal0as, 70 BE- held fas sid cnaety
ct ths tonf'boase IL Ghafgetse On the "a Haa
day N January nett. ard thea aud there slfad =,
fePiesy, eihefstss judgment b, d4iAaA ain L.
entered against thsm
Wit"sss. Bfaly Oates. clesk u Ga, a.td co,,,
81 Otf.er, tic TN hgsday 81 Oe,sslsr. A. u ls7s
u OATES, G &C.
Price adv. ST. t429
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Afl'aYef
Land for sale,

1EsHE subscsiber belug de.ifoa. of rornox inp 70
n The S.alh, offers for sale the plantation on
which r. fesidss J9iaitg she lands Of the heirs Of
High MDoseil, J faslof, David Reid and
others, eoaiainiDg 1l5 scfes. On lhe premise.
- good daelling i'o4 anG other necessary cot.
itooses, besides gg-,d gia house and cotton screw
10 good repair The ra4i,on Il healthy aud has
goyd waller and goud ate4dse. Also tact be-
longing 70 Alexander Moore, leutpg iae above.
containing 100 acres gesrly All aoodland and
sell ufbefed Also. the tract N nhich Je-ss
CstbeF gow lgcs, containing sS acres, with
comfortable dwsllihg house apd other out build
me. with good sater. Terms reasonable. For
further infofmstion spply 10 The subscriber
WN MOORE.
Der. ~, Is3a. 1923
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ON Pack OF Cards
. Ave. iLere's the rae '-snAksfKAhf.
Thu. ,ils Of pretty painted things
Nv simple tribute Graves;
Atbsuca, amoag The tlasehs and htngs'
..e set OF haapes.
Vet. in some other courts, ir'sf,
The great and simple max;
For knsves amorg the good enlist,
To play # their odd tricks
y,una krryts on dream Of wishes crowned,
Dear Fanny, once as did,.
Bnt when they wake. alas! have found
That keaors were dssidsd.
The dismon9 eyes tsa, beam but bliss
Oacs held me in command;
And alt hoped or asked, Gas THIS,
To bless me with tsad
oh VIA, shutting and . strife
Succeeding years reveal;
Men tod within acs OF hle,
To leave behind deal.
There's no rsvesiae deaths stern LOT.
When each les, card l. played;
And .orrowine friends snrrousd The spef
That closes with spade.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
aEckLgsHURs COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and ciIaartsr Seasons, De
feber isrm, less.
John Harris 1,Fs

&
press-rnt and D5ssetoss of ths Nsfth -,
Carolina t,old slsaasg aasop4ny
Levied 90 the Sassrtl msue tract, Il lard cunssia
ING SO arses. lStng an tbe ~stsfs d CfussAsd
trtvk--oa an pndtssasa iatssess 10 shs fesnaaaad
is.tpv uaet-~osa tj,s tfswsA tract. euaiatniag 10
acfts--oh tracts u &eFca each bear gsss tas
u 1bal tsts--on ths iisudctsen aAAs lt4ei, svn.
t4letag J@5 serga--0a tas Htgy msee tag S4e&t
eoat4ut6. a. aescs--qa ths htug piBs usst, rsn
faintite 81 arFes--ou ths 1an,sEefEaan mitae m&es
containing 10 asfus--.siso. 90 gnaetsiy - gaAl
tSi Fsugwfty*
wrT appearing 70 ta1 satssisesbsa u thx Caass
- th4t toe eshp1arts ID ghts cAss aFe nj tnhs
ua4ais ot tAh STATE 0s@rts, tkessfstt ta4& as5h b.
neAtpln BE u.sas ssss ~ she h.staais Jassf
oas its%m 10 aVFsAs al si.s Al upt Vi Fssas
ana Y aasteg sessaons. 10 - asla 10 said county
- tbs Gaafta0ese ia t1f4t s4s.e 80 the III Agaai
tay J.naafy beEt. aaa tbsa aad thssg ptsAa o.
stPlefY. usasf~ise laegneut b aeaaat All :.
salssfa against thfH.
aaness hfaA Oates Cletk Of oar Sad Casast,
- 0ases. Us 4la Myaday 81 q lsl1es A. II l-}<
IL OATES. g. & z.
frise ses &C. ftAs
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Levied 10 the hAads OF william Reed ADD him
Summoned a. Gstnssaes-
EFT Appearing 10 The satisfaction OF the CosFt
thai The Defendant Is l.sst a.. lahabiiAnl Vi thls
SAT-, ofatrsd tAsftfors, thA, birai,on b. pssds
sis weeks 81 the Chafiots Joatnal. for the said
JOAN M'Gtanis 10 sppaaf Ai the Bess 0oar %
ptras aud - fteI Sessions, 10 b. held -. ss.d
eauniy at ths Coutthoase ia Charlotte % 1he lsa
Monday ia January next and thrn sad there plead
ct tcplrsy, osheF~Iss Jadgmsai b. dsiaaa ~'h DC
untrgto assRinsi HAN.
Wttncss, ur.iy Oates. Clerk 81 eoF said Cert
81 UsASr. the ath Moaaay " ovtne%f, A ~ i-1-
t. u. OATES. & [. L.
Pace ads ssi. tt5
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Fayetteville Cotton Ydras.-A remarka.
bic circumstance has inst casne to our
knowledge, indicating 4 grea, change in The
course Of trade A merchant IN St. Louis
Mi0-ouri, ~ho had purchased at Philadel
paa small supply of Yarns from Mr.. Nal.
let's Factory, 10 this town. has directed
his agent al Philadelphia to forward hun
a regular supply If 1000 lbs. per month, d
the same kind Of Yarns. This Is not only
flinerlng testimonial of the excellence AZ
the fabric here manufactured, bot Is encour
aging to those Who nave already engaged
end are disposed 70 engage, IN nanpiac.
iures IN North Carolina. No better att,clp
is ever seen IN the market than the N. G.
Yarns, as IS evidenced by the preference
given them, aud The high pr,ce they always
command when brought toto competition
with the Inferior article manufactured al
the North.
T~o years ago nearly every bale of Y.
G. Cotton was shipped 10 the North il lis
raw state, aud returned 10 Us 10 clnihs aud
yarns, Mi the charges nf transportation and
manufacture Of which, the consumer pald
TO sustain and cnrich the North. .Noo.
probabi} 30, a bund!r Of Northern yarn l.
brought into the State, whilst largs guam
TITS IL exported; and we liiink The day is
not distant, @ben all the cotton grown in
the State will be consumed here, and not 4
yard nf domestic imported, bJs much er
ported. Speed manufactures say We
Fay OtserrG.
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Foggy dtno7,ttye =" Smoking ~ ilol.
land, says tie B>ton POST, " is 80 CON.
MN, that RAen party meets 10 room
and one present = wanted, tie ~atter goes
round with pair Of b. lows aud blows the
smoke from befare each, fsce, tina, he may
distinguish The individual called lor."
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Dir. William II. Thomas, OF Haywood
couaty, IN late letter TO the Hon. James
Graham, published in the !" North Carolina
Gazette" gives an interesting account OF a
body of about 800 Cherokees, who still re.
main tn thai County, under reservation
granted to them in The Treaty. They are
paaceable, orderly soclets, choosing raih,
er TO abide m the aneien; ha5ltalions Of THEN
ancestors than 10 ii1llow the f1rtunts CT then
Tribe, in their new home beyond the Ms
sisslppi. |. IS stated thai the principal
Chiet IN the settlement, beng convinced by
exterience Of The degrading and destructive
effects OF IatsmperaTce, assembled his peo-
pie On the lands which Formerly owed allie
glauce only 10 their fathers to deyise
means to promote their happiness and vel
fare. In THIS public assembia- - they o.---.
Inaalsy signed pledge to "abandnn alto.
gether the use Of spurious lquoFs,' and
they still adhere 10 their laudable detertmoa.
ton, setting some Of their white neighbors
an example worthy Of imitation though fur.
nislasd by the remnants OF a savage and
barbar0us people. May our State, By her
course towards this small but patriotic band,
show that our people know how 10 appre.
claie public virtue even IN the poor Indian.
--RaLagh Register
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Public Nosice.

A ! am determined TO leave this place in few
N weeks, ! have disposed of my e.,ablish.
mont 70 Mr. Richard Wssfn, who viii eontnue 10
carry Oh business in The same line % have here.
tofors done. THIS, therefore. IL 10 give notice.
that all those who have standing accounts With
me 10 ssll Immediately and critic the same. BY
CASH or NOTE, as am determined TO have ms
BUSINESS settled rs soon "a po~sfbie.
wM sANDREY.
Nor. 6, 1889 4ggff
<FA have also q small Hoase 10 rent On the
Usst Nam street, by The year. Persons wishing
to fen. viii please make application immedlalely
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Dental Operations.

uNR. JOSEPH LEE, Of Camden. ;. C., re-
- poeliully informs the citizens OF Charlotte.
., Concord, aud Ut Salisbury, that he VIII visit
,hsir towns in the month Of December. Apphea-
lion for Dentai Operations may be made 10 Nj W.
Alexander, J. Is Mess, or Thomas Hague, and
will meet with prompt atssntion on his ARRIVAL.
Oct. % 1885. a2Sv
nR. LEE having been unavoidahiy dlsap-
H pointed in his visit to Charlotte, Iuiorms the
c,liEens lhs, he vii be here IN Deeembef
Nor 81 1888
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-22
VAUXHALL GARDEN.
UNPARALLELED ATTRACTION

Rain shine posponement account Of weaiber-the
TO the Saloon heng covered.
II The rrepre.ors ever anxious TO contribute the
hey ssvs very exp ensre la" an
gagempnt with that talented actress, Mrs Maeder ormsry
he soaor Of her r appearance i The Bo~ery so
With Mr. Tnnso well known as be public isvore. addi.
National Theatre Miss Kerr the eeebraied dsnserse Lew
c 70 ss a. I..
s7l cents and every novelty shall be produced
srd night OF The beautiful romantic Irish fairy Opera of
Kate Keaney Ths Fairy Of the LsAes compressed one
young Lady will make her Ord appearance on any stage
in Fllasaune, The Fairy Queen
vile Mesrs Colas Lewis. &c,sgeiker with fall and EN-
chorus . ,ssss, s
Mr. Flynn as Lsnsy D Laughiin sDd Chevaer.
b., & spaa ~ arSy r.S
vo As the fashionable and audiences testify vhos
sembIe 70 witness the combination oftaen no, 10 be squaea
Ia Consequence Of The unaneus applause bestowed
bsreus OF the Ladder Of the crowded and
able audiences ina, have mbled wtness lis frs,
presentson each night Tie At III. stion
Of On svkSss y ss''
s. %
The Overture ard Music arranged and partly composed by
City son Tor tho nsfoauso" Of oores eeiebr..sd irs
melodies, long known and appreciated by the musical
Lau,y OLovshlIn, Mr. Fynn-Ned Ryan. Me- H.s,orv vile
Young Lady her FIRST Kearaey Mr Mae
der-Bsse Kearney-Fairiss Messame Hail. Lyme Pendis.
Medley overture Incidental 70 the piece, orcsesrs
Sole, Behold .f&r," Fsiry Queen"
Chorus. !. Tier dane. we o. III. ::pangledisws9
Cherus. " Come hther Kate Kosrney"
SOTO, Fsi y :pri .,s."s nm M s
Song, dMy own sweet native vale,' Mrs Maeder.
colo and Chorus, Her sesseskee
soas TS. Ross y s..ae
Ballad, Kate kearney" mn MsedeI
,,Fisse, Hail Kate Kesrneyr Mrs hseser, Mr. and Mrs
The s,r .,a ss :ss
The Overture by the orenssrs TO The Miller and his Men
mems ssea he Grand nd Military Band Wi perform variety
To .oneius. With The @a,s. draws By rhos Hayne. Bay
ley; E.s entitled -, &c LA 2 xi. OF LOVE.
Di.Ts.,oaN - n Mr. Msea.rS Ro-
gersCheysl,er. Mr. Tlynssesechsi Mr. Haue0vie
Ia the course Of tn. piece;the following nusic
SSsn.N serns e. NJ. r.s.S.r
sosg, Liui. Toedledo,,~ Mr. Collins.
ss 1or s syt Ss ' "'s'e'
Enssgenen,s have been made wns several popular artists
Ia sa,.. Which q win ss produced
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Mount & Wilson,

Mount & Wilson,
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS,
100 Water, TO the corner of wallst
Signs, plain and ornamental. Military Flags and Devices of
every description painted with always TO durability
propriety and good taste.
A uniform system Of charges adhered 10.
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