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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-11

LII persons indebted 10 the firm Of
- GEe. l.. DAVENPORT e. Co. either by note
or account, are requested to settle the same inn
mcdiatcly. The demands can DC settled with
James NJ. Bowling or with Geo. l.. Davenport.
either Of whom arc authorized to settle the same.
II attended to soan will save cost, which will
otherwise be incurred.
GEO. J.. DAVENPORT e. co.
Davenport, Iowa, April LIST, 1913. 34-f
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CLOTHING.

JUST received zine assortment O!
q Fashionable Ready Made Clothing,
viz: Cents, Pants, vcsts, and Shirts, well
assorted &c., at very low prices at
DAvENPORT'S STORE,
Corner Front aud Main Street.
Davenport, May llth, 1913.
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NOTICE.

The RI. Rev Bishop KEnrrs il expected to
prench in the Episcopal Church in this place,
"Wednesday 18th inst, Mt 4 past 10 o'clk. \. NJ.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-11

ST. LOUIS, May 5,h, (noon)
Flour S3,75 1914. Wheat, fall a, 60 to 70c;
choice lots 75c. Corn, l7c. Oats, &c, sacks
included. Bcans, whit, 81 Is. Potatoes, Is
TO 20c.
In Pork, no sale. Hams and sides az 2Ac.-
Lard. a DC.
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NEW GOODS
AT

GEORGE i. OAV11IPoRY'S.
CSr received general assortnen, u
. New and Scasonable
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE,
BOOTS s. SHOES, NAILS s. GLASS,
Oils amt Paints.
All Of which will be sold very low for
Cash.
May 18th, 1913.
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LOOK HER Il,

DOR SALE.-The excellent, we'll
= known farm occupied BY Franklin Easlcy
Esq.-situsted on the Blue Grass Road six miles
from Dsvcnport-apply to
March I'd, l848. Coox & SAassxr.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-11

NOR SALE l6O Acres land 10 Hickory
= Grove - miles from Davenport Eighty
azores improved, comfortable dwslling and out
houses and excellent young orchard-apply 10
march "a, ie4e. Cook & SARosxr.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
HE partnership heretofore existing
- between the undersigned 10 by mutual
consent dissolved.
JAMES NJ. BOWLING,
GEO. l.. DAVENPORT.
April Let. tO48
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xU1G101 ron oAI,R.
+ the undersigned have just receiv

W.T. INC uuuetBIRne0 hhve Just FeceIv-
- ed new Stock Of Pine Lumber Plank,
Joist, Shingles, La,hs, &c. and having . Mill in
the pinery We AatteT ourselves that We can sell
10 per cent cheaper than any other Yard in the
State. We intend TO keep constantly on hand
q large assortment and at all prices. Call and
examine our Lumber before purchasing else.
where. Thankful for the liberal patronage re.
ccivcd heretofore, we hope BY . strict attention
to business TO sill receive the custom q cur
friends.
Yard Nor West Corner cf Rock Island and
Second sheets, opposite A e Fulson's Store.
HAMILTON e. CLARK.
n. d. Wheat and Pork taken in exchange
for lumber as market price.
Davenport, May lth, l848 3A3m
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-11

This must appear almost incsedulous, but the
numerous letters from physicians, agents and
those who use the medicines from all the western
and southern states, satisfy us that this il mod
crate estimate and thss our medicine 10 rapid,
taking the place Of the various sugar coated eouu.
fe,fe'ts which asc af0at and the numerous tonic
mixtures, made wholly Of q,Gsinc, which are inn
posed upon the public BY manufacturers who
live, nobod, knows where!
DIR. Briggs famous Sugar Coated Indian
Queen Vegetable Pills are Of two kinds-thc
Ca.hartic and Tonic. The tonic pills are Pc
culiarly adapted to the quick and pcrmanen,
cure Of Fever and Aguc, Chill and Fever, &c,
that they achieve their greatest tfnmrhs. II
rarely requires over twelve hours, or more than
half box Of the tonic Pills, TO break the chills
and effect pcrmancns cure-which 10 rarely
the case with the tonic mixtures Of quininc,
hawked about the country by ignorant pretend
ers. Those who take tonic pills will never Tor
sake them.
Who can wonder then, tina, medicine Of suc,,
extensive popularity and extraordinary virtues,
should cause great excitement among the Doc
tors!
The preindccs Of physicians against their use
| arc nj Inst giving way TO the play Of reason and
tho convictions Of every day experience which,
they derive from their parents and friends who
| use them.
Doctors ore now almost daily sending orders
from cvery-part OF the country for a supply OF
these pills to usc in their practice.
Here il ono NIL the way from the State Of Mis-
slssippi, Just received. Let doctors and the sic
look to u and hasten TO procure supply Of this
| wonderful tonic -
BEACH Gaovr, Tivrau Co, Miss.,l
July 10Th, i847.
To Dr. Rragc, 81. Louis, Missouri:
Dear Sill have To inform YOU tina. l have
used nlI our tonic pills and therefore pray You "a
send me another supply Immediately, NJ there
Is much fever and ague within the bounds Of ms
practice and hardly know how to satisfy and
| cure my patients without them.
! have thoroughly tested your tonic Pills in
my prnc,ico through this country, not only in
chiils aud fever, but in rcnl typhoid fever, and
have met with suci, 81 .ccss from their usc that
] now find myself at n grca. loss 70 get along
| without them. lconsiecr them a great blsssipg
to the people Of tho west and sou,l, and am sat.
'sied tina, they arc important in the cure Of more
diseases than you recommend them for.
Don't fail TO forward me supply by mail. a.
quickly ms possible, directed as above.
Respectfully yours, IAMgs lloDcrs, NJ D.
Sold Wholesale and retail Mt tho Missouri Col
lego OF Health, No. 81 N. Third street, ST Louis,
and also by a. SANDERS.
May 18th, lG4B-JJ-3m Davenport, Iowa.
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SH-N3a1 ANIHUNH WAIVE, 1NOT-
- rison, Master. will run rcgu.
larry between ST Louis and Galenn, during the
ensuing season, stopping at oil intermediate
ports.
The WAYNE, is new, fine, fnss-running aud
double engine boat, has superior nccornn,ods.
lions, and every attention will be paid to pusscn-
gers and freight.
For freight Or passage apply on board.
April Goth, 1913. 3,-ts
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-11

DAVENPORT, Thursday. May IL, i848.
Paonvcx. Provisions.
FLcrR, Dbl. $50 a a. O(Ponx heavy, 200
WHRAT, win.bu 55 58lHAMs, Id. A as
sP. " 5Oa 53ISaorLpsas,,, 4a5
CoaS in ear, - i7ISrpKs, ., Alas
/. shcli'd >, 20lLARp, =, sac
-. meal ;, o5a 30lBurrER, >, 10 a ;2a
FLAxsRxD, :, so 62Allioxry, =, 10
TIN. Ssxp, l,OOa l,25lCnEEsE, !, 6ni2
Oars, . l5ICnIcKENs, dox. 76al. 90
Barley, J, 90 25lE0os, :, Aa5
HAy, ton 2,50a3, 0O|PorAroks, blu. Is q 90
Woop, cord, i,50n 2,0Ol BEAxs, VIII. =, 20
Coal, hu. lOa t3i SALT, Kan. :, ga IS
BRrswAx,l Id. 25l :, I.v. :. rs
lIIDEs, grssn,.b. cal ArrLks, dri. bu l,95
!, dry, !, 5AlpEAcmEs, J, l,T5A 200
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-11

AND WARRANTS for sale.
- Apply 70 COOK + SARGENT.
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FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
n EXCELLENT farm for salo
"a situated within shsco. miles Of Dascnpors
and on a good road. X embraces 90 acres prai-
re land, one.half OF which has been brokon, %
acres are enclosed and 30 under cultivation. Il
has gentle slope to Duck crock, whieh waters
u on tho sosth. A small frame house 10 on tho
premises. Application 10 be made to A. SAM
DERs Or 10 COOK g. SARGENT.
Resl Estase Agents.
Davenport, November 9Th, i847.
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Nm. I3IlAGG'S
INDIAN QUEEN VEGETABLE
SUGAR COATED PILLS.
The Great Popular Medicine

D hc day. amount used per month
--Jhe numerous and mondcrful cures il
Gccts-Its Magical Effect upon Bilious
Fcrcrs, and Fcrcr and Aguc--Grcaf
Excitement among the Doctors!
0tlE INDIAN QUEEN VEGETABLE Sugar
Coated Pills are now admitted on all hands
10 DO the most extraordinary and valuable mcdi.
cine In general use. il not only acts rs a spc-
chic upon Bilious and Typhus Fevers, Chills a nd
Fever, and Fever and Aguc OF the west and
south, but in oil diseases oil debility, weak stoun-
ach, indigestion, loss Of appetite, npurity Of the
blood aud all diseases prevalent in western and
southern climate. Their great power consists
IN theft peculiar effect upon all the organs Of the
system and the rapid formation Of ne,r and rich
blood, which they produce. In this les the great
secret Of their success. They nrc mild and
pleasant in their action, but searching and per.
manen' in their effect; penetrating the rcmotess
reccsses OF tn. system BY their ready absorption
into the blood, thereby infusing new supply Of
vitality and nervous power into all the machine
ry Of lille. The extensive popularity they have
acquired all over the west and south ensures
sales Of at least
$4,000 Borcs pcr month.
ANA We Ind il difficult, with our large force OF
hands, and the late improvements in machinery
which We have adopted TO manufacture them
last enough 10 supply the demand in thirteen
western and southern sfatcs! Onc large manu-
factory Is constantly engaged in preparing the
various concentrated cxtrncts OF which they orc
composed. From the best information we can
obtain from our 1000 selling agents and hosts Of
attentive correspondents in parts Of she country,
our medicine cures per month not less han iO,.
OOU cases OF fever and nguc, one Thousand Of
which have resisted NIL other Treatment.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-05-11

HENRi y. DAY. .WGsteY, will on the opening Of
navigation commence her regalsr trips Is Pack
ct, landing NJ ell the above points for freight end
passenger. Shippers and passengers may rely
upon the Uncle Toby continuing in tho trade da.
ring the season, and also upon the unrcmitiing
attention Of the ofcersio the interest d shippers
and comfort Of psssenzen The Toby being Of
very ligh, draughs viii not lay up on account Of
low ws1er. Her regular days Of leaving So Lou.
10 will be Mondaya, passing oil the towns above
tho Rspids in daylight on Wednesday; leaving
Davenport on her downward rip every Thuss-
day morning II O'Clock, A NJ.
February 24eh l040. 24-ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-03

The increase in April ls4s, 80 s7s the
month in s47, equal to Al per cent. The increase In
the receipts for the rs four months Of ls4s compared
with the corresponding period in ls47 sac
aging nearly fifty per cent The road opened to Som
the LIST day Of June s and the receipts from that
time to the LIST Of May ls4s period of eleven months
$26A7ls the receipts of May, lS47 $20lO5.
The increase for the month this year. which
has been realised In the other four will make the In
come for May ls4s about $50 0O which, added to the
above aggregate will make tho gross receipts for the
1924 7ls being within IS 2s2 of estimate Of three
hundred thousand dollars.
The ooia estimate Of the gross income of the COM
pany for the calendar year ls4s is 00o but that is
rather below the aggregate II the receipts for the
airing eight months Of the year increase rapidly
they hsve for the past four total will be about three
hundred and ninety thousand dollars, while agra
gate Of less than twenty per cent will give
the income for the year estimated by tho company An
of twenty Ave cent the receipts OF lSI7
would be sixty four thousand dollars, whereas the In
These estimates based upon the business OF the
length Of road In November, the extension of thirty
miles Of the direct line of the road be opened when
tho ermina tion will be at Dover Psins dis ance OF
eighty -four miles from New York and the New York
aa New Haven line far as Bridgeport, Will he opened
thrown upon fifteen miles OF the Harlem road Such is
the present position tof this company, audlsuch are ts
and leave for those to examine
more closely its affairs Its finances by nolmesns
uuembarrassed but there 10 effort making to remove
the difficulties which weigh upon them, and possible,
to e1trcate the company entirely from tho debts which
have checked the extension of the road and given the
stock such character In the market.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-03
MARKETS ELShWHERE.
STOCK SALES


BALTIMORE, MAY $500 Baltimore 60, 1890, s6ha 20
shares Farmers and Planters Bank 224; d." do 22h.
.uI' S os BID lo2k sssed MaIyls.d IS Slossd at M
Baltimore and OHIO Railroad shares at 81 bid. 81 asked
PAILApELrHIA, May 2.Erst B0ard-$s9o State S. a ;
bsuk &C., 500 6 s5 800 War Bounty Sep
9 500 Sch Nav S. 6s. 46k 500 do S5. 4sH $4,000 VI
9hia Bank iis $50 ss; s7 ,o4 $500 Do lp1 sSoe
Second Board 700 SIS 6a 1885, 800 do 81 loak 400 Stale
SIS 7l 5000 DO do IA 27oeo do do 7 1000 Reading ks
L.high Nav coal scO, 1873, 50 Giard Bank. 1oh do do
loK; as Reading Railead l7k: 20 Pennsylvania do "a.
Bosror, May I.-Brokers Board-75 shares Reading Rail
road s 50 do1s sSo 50 East Boston Co. I2x q do IA
Norwich and Worcester Rairo id, 3; Western Harod.
1885, do l0a do losk Nxehange Bank 81 60 East Bos-
ton Co dividends. Ne 5@; Boston and Worcester Raft
sssd DO Isx pa SGloay Railroad new s ~ o.
sioos 1850 Second Board-l25 shares adug Rail
road I7x SO do III Is do IT, $780, rs do 17A this weeks 10
witch and Worcs.er kailrosd s,x IS DO ssA $780, q Eat
Boston CO. m Q, do l3 byo 50 do 49, bios % do 1917 b3o;
50 right Boston and Name Railroad So.
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On Monday, LIST inst, FIDEL w, daughter OF Charles
n. Marshall.
The relatives and friends of the family respectful
" invited attend the funeral from the house of her
father No 50 West Fourteenth sres Mon square, at
O'Clock, P. M on Wednesday, Sd inst without further
invitation.
At Havana, March 2sth, JOHN WAYDKLL, of this city,
In the 47th year Of his sge.
This relatives and friends Of the family. and his Ma
sonic brethren In general respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral this, "wednesday afternoon, May 3D.
at 4ocock from his late residence No. 20 Bayard street,
without further Invitation.
On the goth ult at Fshkill, Dutchess county, Will
GLDERsLEvs aged SO years. formerly Of this city
On Tuesday, the I'd inst, at l2}S O'Clock Mrs MARaA-
woRDELL, wife of Mr. John Yeatmsn aged 4s years
She died In the full faith Of the Christian religion and
sustained in her last moments by lis blessed CON-
solstons.
The friends Of the family, and of the police depart
msnt respectfully requested to attend her
at her late residence No. 25 Csnsttreet this Wednes
day. afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
The Columbia, South Carolina papers will please copy:
On Tuesday morning, at Brooklyn, after a few dsyS
Illness In the 59th year of her ago, Mrs ANN PaNoLE
widow of the late Mr.. James Pringle, marine painter.
The friends Of the family invited TO attend tho
funeral, from the residence of her son.iHsw, Henry
johnson, Ad.lpbi street, second house from Myrtle
Avenue on Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock. Her
remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemstery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS

New ORLEANS, April "a ls4s.-Cotton-Ths demand
taken principally for England. Among the sales
list of strict midding at bc, and another Of good mid
ding at $40 Tobacco-We only hear Of the sale OF Ia
hhds Refused at az and at 2Xo. Sugar Fair 81 to
3Ho Molssses-ls TO 1870 for prime and choice Flour
Sales 1900 bbs Illinois and 100 bbls Ohio at 81 800
bbs choice Ohio at 81 49, Cornl5e00 sacks have been
Sold including the following lots 1900 mixed a. % ;
ll6O IS; 5000 white and yellow at 30 1000 white at
mess So rs Mess So lax. Bulk Pork-Hog round 2ko.
Baoon-Spgar- hams 80 canvassed 49, Lard
3Ko at 4z6o; No. SO prime $40. Whiskey-l6hc.
Laad-Upper mines So 10 Freights-A ship taken for
Liverpool at 32d aud for Boston at c for cotton
$50 for pork, and leo for corn Exchanges-No alte-
ration
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-03

barrels crushed ct - to A per O0bs 2aOO cases do
and powdered at 81 u.s. and rs 900 loaves loaf at
81 SIX Terms oil purchases of $500 and upwards,
months aud ell under, cash. At private sale we no.
tcsd so hhds inferior Cubs Muscavado at so 40 and
AT boxes brown Havana at 40 ca for ordinary to good
months
TosAooo-sales of 80 hhds Kentucky leaf we're re-
portei, part prime quality at 81 and 90.
TALLow Sales OF 10, 900 Id, Philadelphia rendered
were made at SIC.
wHmxsv.-Further sales In email way were re-
uortod 1t 25c.
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Married.

On the LIST inst, by Stephen H. Tying. D D., WILLIAM
L 8. HARRISON to Miss MARY ANNE CUNNINGHAM, all
OF New York.
On Thursday last April az by the Rsv. George Bene-
dict JOSEPH s. GREaoRY, D. TO Miss JosEPHINE ABE
LINE GOODWIN, daughter Of Courier Goodwin Esq, all
of this city. .
At the Astor House, In this oty Tuesday, May the
ID, by the Rev George w. Briggs, JAMES AUGUSTUS
Fox Of Boston, Mass to JULIA VALENTINE TAYLOR, OF
Providence, r. /.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-03

BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT IN HUDsoN.-A case
which has excited some little interest In our
quiet place came of last week It brought by Miss
Harriet 4. Allen against John Rockefeller. The suit
occupied the whole Of Tuesday, and drew full and
crowded Courtroom. The cause was submitted to the
ury who in the evening" after absence Of about an
hour, brought in aed verdict which was opened on
the assembling of the court Wednesday The fair
plaintiff recovered verdict against her fathless swain
Of Sl5O.-Budson Gaxere ID inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-03

These quotations exhibit Q general depreciation In
prices within the past fortnight State and government
securities have not been very active for sometime past
but tho depression in the money market has tendency
bring holders into the street for the purpose of resz
ing on their securities The position Of Affairs in Great
Britain 10 by no means satisfactory and the apprehen
son that the state ofhngs the Continent ult
mately produce great deal of distress and commsrca
embarrassment In England, which will 10 that way
reach this side of the Atlantic For time Euglsnd may
be the recipient of vast amount Of capital from the
Continent but the paralysis which has overtaksn every
species Of industry must operate unfAvorsby for the
manufacturing classes of Great Britain, and increase
that discomfort which has recently made such alarming
demonstrations In the British metropolis We must ad
matt that the future IL filed with gloom and fcar that
the revuon realzsd thus far has been tang to what
there is yet to como.
Our State Legislatures doing nothing regards the
public debts Of interest to bondheders Most of them
have adjourned, aud must now turn attention
to the productveness Of the public works Of EACH So
far they have done better than up to the period
last year. but cannot look for continuance Of this
activity through the season.
The receipts Of the Harlem Railroad Company for the
first four months in each of the past five years. have
been a annexed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-03

Gold Psns.-Dealsrs In Gold Pens are invit-
ed Cracys improved Founn Gold Pen carrie.
Iee. CLARK ap ar.S IS yohn street whsr. can also
ns S ns Gold as %
changed
Gold PENS Diamond Pointed, 81 only, silver
pencil ease -: W; GREAT0NS CO. No u Cedar
call and Examine Their stock Of Gold Pens and which
.n M % ss as
their relative merits Gold pens and cases repaired
To the Public II hereby offer and agree to
forfeit do sell good Boots for 81 so as are sod
the for s. or ST. :. s seoS sso. c e
have the largest retail trade Of sore IN the city
ps A ass OF
Fr..n Black and Green Te.s-J. o. Fowler
superior Goor tea .hs delicious which he
ceut': also isrSe a,.om.nt other and
Gs:avi'h oa aad Ve. Soy ss:t. "
nroorhead's Graduated Magnetic Machines,
are preferred to all instruments of a like nature. The
b'ieMs ia NV ''''''
1t Is Treas IN to Nature to neglect tho hair,
and for thi. nd every lady to make fh
Thew mar VIZ those who Of
e. po s1s to the
Discard your bandoi,ne, ladies' and try e
Wigs .nd Toupsss strangers and Citizens
that the
It, His n S H.es. wE n.ss
should just before purchasing elsewhere
Removai-Dr. Wallace, Oculist, has Reno
we'd from No 90 No. ss Chambers street Office hours,
nine. halfpast one and SIX
Doc,or Bostwick has removed his Office to
4 Broadway eastern side few doors above Broom street.
where he III remain permanently setueo'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-03

NnEDICaL CARD-DR GLOVER TAXES THIS
m,tbos of informing those Who have erau,red by letter
whether he had retired from practice it continues 10
cure those cut and protacd ca.s 81 copsutuuonh an
less experience DR. g. would especially invite those who
nav. fro OF persons II at hi. once
No Ann street where they will with certain speedy
and ecua Private entrance through the entry TO the
-T. I,Ar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-05-03

CELEBRATION OF THE PROGRESS OF LIBERTY
Germany The glorious light of Freedom has dawnsd
on Europe Millions have forward the struggle, and
ally eonsecated their lives tho shripe of Liberty
Germany too the land that centuries took
part The world by giving her the Reioma
non and the Art Of Printing has again risen her might and
noby entered the lists IN The her soil moen
ed by the blood OF of shed the battle for
gorous victories she has achieved and her
ward her march striving for that boom which the immortal
ths our adopted country to this republic aud which
for will shine bright the history of
nations Pursuant call large number of Ger
man extraction assembled the Shakespeare Hotel the
18th to take tbs proprety of ceebra
ting The late events Germany in becoming and
Resolved To uote 10 and other
ceremonies the obtained by the
people OF G,rmaay the Of Liberty and for the
posi- OF tssypg their .ympathy for the victims fallen in the
struggle Resolved That committee be appointed make
the necessary eay day which
this take place. The undersigned
me appo ned Tor the OF carrying the foregoing
resolution have the 9th OF May the day OF
the celebration; and inviting their fellow citizens general
to JOIN with them this on and asking their
tion they feel assured TINT their cali viii be cordially
join are requested to appoint delegates early possible
tee at their headquarer No Dey where they will
be in session every evening from to o'clock The
mee has rendered the Of Grand Marshall Lieut. Co
lionel 0uavus Drucke NO banners bearing pota devices
inscriptions be admitted into the procession New
York, April a. 1885, Gustavus Drucker, RAIDER. Herman
Boxer, Schwarzwalder. Bohne, H. Eicke Il. Wilhelm
j. Stewapen, T.. +. Bauep. Committee OF Arrangements.