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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
DIR. NELKEN,

NNOUNCES to the public OF Dubuque, anu Is ~ sr
cry where he will attend TO every KIND o DIS a>e, As
vel, medjcalas surgical, and to midwifery Particular
,entiau will he given at the same time 10 the diseases
of the ewes and ears HE has studied at the Ohivers.-
ries Of Paris and Stra -burg France and the unver
ties of Vienna Berlin, Heideibars and IA
t:armany Va i graduated DR. in Medicine, surgery,
and Midwifery of University of Paris, France; and
The IIyersit. Of Wurzhurg, bavaria, Germany y mas
n-acti,rd 10 wears in Paris Frances and recently ar
Quete ec Canada.
Patients are informed that hey may consult him.
- .lr,,cr Main street over Waller, Kemier & Co.'S
DIR, Gooi. store opposite Nobiey's, Banking House
tnnas ri dwy
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
New York, August22

Cap, Yelch of the ship Connecticut, from
Havre reports having lost i3 of his passengers
from small pox'
The Brokers TO day positively refuse to buy
the notes Of the Erie and Kalsmzio r Il Bank
at any price. They also refuse the notes of
the Bauk of Washtenaw' There is at Pe sent
considerable dstrus. of all Michigan and In
diana Banks.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

VINO Dlp lT-Minnesofa papers charge the
alterations IN the Minnesota Land Bill, which
caused its r. peal, upnL their Delegate, ii M
RICE, as a direct indirect agent, and hold
han responsible for its loss We had never be
fore heard his name suggested. Whoever Is
The man has a heavy load to walk Under the
rest of his Ike, especially UP in the Minnesota
country Ga. Adv.
If the Minnesota papers make this statement
it is apparent thai their editors never peruseo
the evidence of the Investigating COMMITTEE o.
Congress, published in pamphlet form
The Hon Il. NJ. Rice is honorably acquitted
by the Co fnmiiee. 1t Is pity that Mr.
Washburne does not occupy the same honorable
position before the country. Perhaps the Min
aesota editors would do well to canvass tn,
| conduct of Nessrs German, Sbley and Rose
| in this business
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
From the Keukuk Dispatch.

The RESULT-iOi d OF kEOhUk.
Be the result of the election in this congress
iona District and lhrou IN nut the Sta,e, wnat il
may the Democracy of keokuk j. :ksru
township may justly congratnate themselves
upon having nobiy done their duty in The prem
ses. Uniflrlnly a wing town hip, in every
prior test of the true strength of parties an
having given Scott majority OF 50 over Pierce
two years ago. she n,w places Hall Democrat
ic candidate tor C,ngre,s) votes ahead of his
whig competitor, while Bates runs mp to within
% OF Grimes Such gains as thrsa, IN every
township in the,S ale. would have elected
Messrs Bates aud Hall by over vhelning ma
joritles--ihe ike of which were never before
achieved since Iowa became n Sthtr
Tue principles, openly and frankly avowed.
Of our candidates for u rvernor and Congress
brou yht TO their support tne Democracy of this
region in solid phallnx, and with It's accustom
ed enthusiasm The vote received by Mr..
Hall. in this township, was 3S7; and that clsi
for much the greater number uf names upon the
Democratic State and county tckeis is the
near neighborhood OF these figures to wit:
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

Cathedral, lower end of Bluff street. go -, !
Chnastau. Locust, betWesA 9Th and7 cts.
Episcopal, corner ofLocast and sfh streets.
Pfesbyterian corker of Main and 18th streets.
Cunsregats0nal, Man; ;eetween 9th and 9th streets.
Baptist, Clay, between 9Th and 9th streets: ia
.srman Presbyterian Of Iowa and 9Th streets
ermsn Methodist, of jackson and 1Ith streets
MasOnte Hall, corner Main aud 4,h streets.
lDubuuue Lodge meets third Thursday, IN each month
Arch Chapter second Tuesday each month
/. o. o. F. and Sons Of Tsmperanoe Hattss
Schiller Lodge hail of White and 10th streets
Meets every Monoay night. ~ .s.xf
Harmony Lodge hall Main, between Sd and 4th ST
Meets every Friday night s-.s.
1uijsn Ledge meets in the same haevey Tuesday night
FaIcydn Encampnent in tho same hall, second ano
fourth Chursday evenings in each month sse8 "
sens " 7s&srses ssf in the same hall every Saturda
lanes & Goodrich, agent fofthe American Mutual In
ssurancs Co., Amsfsfdam, N. r, and tor the Nv Lit
r. co -Odhce iHthe Globe BMsding on Main street.
q IennapRs Main, between 81 and 4th streets.
Chares Cssksry 4th between Main and Locust streets
) Cook, sargent, Barney O.. Land Agency, opPosit'
American House. Ns5fsfs ffs5assl 70 AS ts-
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

- A gen leman was promenadlng fashion
able street with bright little boy. at his side
when the little boy called out
80, Pa there goes an editor =
Hush, son - said the father "dnat maka
sport of the poor maD-God only knows what
you may come 20 yeti
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
OFFICIAL VOTE OF LEE COUNTY
nuRIrOiIE GYMNASIUM.

We direct attention to the advertisements of
MIR 5. Z. Manchester, proprietor Of the Gyms
nasum room. We dropped in at Mr. Ms room
few evenings since and was mol little sur
prsed 10 find every conceivable mechanism a,
hand, to exercise he body and develop the
muscles. Among the many attractions condu-
<ive 10 pleasure and heallh is fne shower bath
apparatus.
Young and middle aged men, may protitably
employ hour every day, in exercising and
invigotating the physical rnan.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

The schooner Ellen, which was seized by the
authorities of Nova Scotia, for violation of re-
venue laws was given up her owners receipt
Of the news of the ratification OF the recipro.
city treaty
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

MAssACuUsErrs.-The Massachusetts Wing
on the l6 inst, nominated Mr.. Wasnburn
for Governor and Wm. G. Plunkett for Lieut..
Governor.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

~ Miss Sarah Pelt, graduate of Oberlin,
ia preaching in New York subject: manhood.
II the Oberlin ihstitate girls are not posted on
that subject we have read the chronicles in
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
Savannah, Ga, Aug. 10.
New Orleans. Aug 81.

A very severe gale occurred here yesterday,
whereby much damage To property was sustain-
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

u- The peach crop of New Jersey and
Delaware is not more than half Of an usual one.
Peaches e selling at five dollars basket in
New York,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

t-F The Boston Grand Jury have investiga-
ted the case of Crane, the Vermont Centra
Railroad defi.ulter, and have failed 10 find any
thing against him.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
Washinrtnn. Aug. Is

The President has appointed Thomas G Por-
ter, as Collector of New Orleans, vice 5. w.
Downs, deceased
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

~ It's eontradic,ed that the "Know Moth
inps' carried the Louisville election The
New Albany Ledger says: "Nathing could be
further from the truth; only three OF four of the
then (out of eleven } for whom they voed are
elected
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

LEAp.-A firm market; sales Of so tons
refined German at $6,3l4, time and interest
Dubuque is held at S6,62z IN. York Tribune,
10th.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

louisville, Aug. 10.
Bill Of the Nashville Bank are received by
The Brokers here at one per cent, discount.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

" Napoleon having entered one Of cit
les IF l,aiy, the church wardens recommended
to him the relics of their churci. ''Sre, will
YOU design to take our apostles under your
protection -
"Ypur apostles; are they of wood :"
sNo, sire.
| Ofwhat are they, then ,,;sa The
.Ot silver, ofsoIid silver fepilea '"s
wardens. -, N,noleon, quickly.
ayes, shall help them 10 ,huy pn shduld go thro
"aI ,hs world, and they shah aem to the mint al
Paris:
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
.r Peoples Packet. .saa
The Fine Passenger Steamer,
H AM B u r g go

ryAPT. HENRY COOK. Will continue to run dur
? " ina the season Aeawsen ST LOtIlS & ST PAUL
tevssy week leaving DUBUQUE every Friday, touching
At ali diate Points, The boat has heen thorough
lv repaired and furnished, and passengers can rely
upon pleasant aud speedy trip between the above OF
intermediate ports. FoR FKEieHr or PAssAcE, Ar
Ply o, Bo.Rp July "a, 54, dwtf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
New Orleans, Aug IA.

The surviving officers of the 9Th Il yimen,---
Gen. Pierce's--heid their annual meeting in
this city last evening.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

CALIFORNIA PoETRy.-The following is one
stanza of patriotic poetical production ina
appeared in The Nevada Democrat f..
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
Cincinnati.

aug.
Albert Rust and A. B. Greenwood, both
democrats, have been elected to Congress in
Arkansas.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

Ep The notorious . Ned bunthne, tht
Pope OF the Know Nothings, whose name. W,
believe, is Judson, has been arrested for biga,n,
in Philadelphia.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES,
Cincinnati. Aug. 1

Cincinnati, Aug. 19.
Three children were almost Instantly killed by
the explosion of a camphene lamp on Western
Row, last night.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
81 Inhns AM

Charles Clement, cerk in the city Post Of
tce, who was recently arrested on cha &c Of
embezziement has been held IN bail
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

JOHN D. JENNINGS,
4 tOrney & Counsellor mt Law,
usrrcr. Wide's Building, corner of Main and Fourth
streets. L..
N.B.-Specia attention will De gwen 70 coiiec!lohs
canyeyancing ana the Investigation and perfecting OF
nuhuoue Nov. |. ls53 dawtf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
z ma. GEORoE ". SCOTT,

assss- DR. g EORaE w. SCOTT,
y CONTINUES TO PRACTICE THE VARIOUS
- sssssBRANHE OF HIS PROFESSION.
OFFICE and residence corner Sixth and streets
NKTISHING TO avail himseifo means thatmay aid
w all dsrangementso Of the human organl-
YxoIi he mas teeeaty procured of Or - B. Rarrets
iocsrn shich admirably adapted the
many forms fseass, which many who
- heinr daily treated, can attest. i<4 ~ *
I,uhudue Iowa. Feb. a. is49 29--iy ma stssa4 ri.s
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
PORTER, ALE AND BEER

4 SUPEKIOR Article, put up in bottles for sale
n Wholesale and Retail. Former of Sixth aud Iowa
streets D<hvefsd in any part OF the country trse OF
dubuque, April 81. 1854. doH
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
srNsiNAWA MOUND COLLEGE.

This institution is located at Sinsinawa
Mound. Wisconsin, six miles east of Dubuque,
and occupies a most healthy and romantic po-
siton.
1t is repu,ed to be one of the most orderly and
scientific Institutions in the West.
For particulars see advertisement.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
August Is h, 1854.

As our friend the Major suggests ne propri-
ely of celebrating tie recent victory, We sug
g, ST the prapriety of those Democrats who vo-
ted for him for the Legislature, Of alb ,taing from
participating in the Gel, bration, as ii would
not look very well for them TO celebrate whig
victory. 1t will do very we'll for Democrats 10
vote Tor wings at an eI.c ion, under the imprt s.
sion that they are voting for "Peoples, or an
anti Nebraska cand date, bat it viii not do for
thea. 10 follow up the game, unless they want
to he irretrieveab.y drawn into the net, and
Appropriated to tire use Of stooi pigeon.
What is the difference between
tloafdLe le mi ticeeHie Gnin
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

w 8 yephen Simpson, of Philadelphia tue
~ hor and editor, is dead. H5&
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
List Of Gills |:

sNesv
100 Marble busts Of Washington, at 500, $40 .U0
soo - Clay s. 100, l0,0G9
ina ss aasa Webster, 100, 10000
i0l II Calhoun, loo, l0,Ooo
SO elegant Oil Paintings, IN splended 900
gill frames, size SKA u. dcn, iVo o'Oov
,oo sissan1 Oil Paintings 2x3 II. each, 50, 5000
soo ;ee Ell r;eb s. frames a4s 30 in each 10 5000
IN 600 elegant steel plat Engravngs. col'din
oil ofthe HashiRgton MoasaeRt, 20x20
2 IN ~ .. - 'a 60 : 80 a'es 4 1900
$4,000 eseel plate Engravings, from lo0
a. different plates, now IN possession OF,
& and owned by the Artists Union of the
market value Of, from SO cts to 81 10
each 81 fEa@s %G8 4l,ouv
nfst-elass Dwelling in 3lst ST., N. Y. City i2Ooo
q building lots in 100 aud lOlst sts, N 4.
City, each 25xl00 II. deep, at looO $4,000
100 Villa site containing each 10000 ff
81 It. in the suburbs OF New York
- City and commanding magnif-
ls cent view Of the Hudson River and 80
Long island Sound at 500 $4,000
20 perpetual leans Of cash, without inter- ase
I s-est, or security. Oi $3.50 each, 5,0Oo
| 50 ssass s. Sc 100 Is 5,0O
! ion .s 50 ss 5000
| esa % 5000
| 8 600 s." 10000
Keferenee in regard the Real Estate F.. J. Viss
cHra 4 Co., Real Estate Br kers, New York. Orders
lfposl psid) with money enclosed 10 be addressed.
| - ). w. HOLBROOKE, Sec'Ty !n5 broadway, N. Y.
ar The Engravinss in the catalogue are now read!
/ fcf delivery. (6 mos9
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
row DER.

~ 1t Is now satisfactorily ascertained that
We have cleaned out the Nebraska folks
throughout the State, aud certainly We ought 10
re]oice to some extent over such triumphant
and important victory. | suggest 70 ,he bays,
hat they apply t, Cap'an HAYDEN, i"r thai
cannon and burn some powder. They may call
on for enc keg 10 begin wih
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
HUSIN ESS DI Z E G I . Il I

SEE ADvERrisENEETs.
$50 GOVERNMENT OFFICES.
Pas, once, between Main and Locus, streets.
Land Offices:
Surveyor Generals Office. on Bluff, west end Of 9Th
Recorders Once, Main-st. between 9th and 7th
RsgisteT's do do
Insurance Offices.
Charles corksry, Agents for Eagle Ltsfs Ies1rane
an. Live sfoc Sns. Co.i Protection ias. Co., N
State .N.tssi las. Company
Office on 9th, hetween Main and Locust streets.
Bissell, Main-street
.attorneys at Lac
samusls 4 vandevsr. Main-strsot, Globe Building.
rs. D. s. Wilson, Globe Building.
WIN. Y. Lowell, Court Hsuse.
Hsmpsssad Burt, Main between 5th and 9th streets
I. D. Jennings. corner of Main and 4th streets
J. 8 Covel, Court House.
J.s. Batchiey No. 4 Union Building
Phys,e,ans.
Dr. Asa Horr Main. between 7th and Sth streets.
DR.. G. W. Scott, corner6th and iowa streets.
br. Nc Mahan, L. Gust, between 7.h and Sta ss'
DR.. Nelken, Main street opp site Mobiey's Bank
Dr. N. J. Wagner, Main street.
af Druggists
T. Mason. Main, ,bstweensd and 4th streets
Nm. P. Allen, Mainstrest, No. l0l.
A.Gillespie, Globe Building. :.
Commissions and Forwarding Merchants
= . W., S.n.,mh"a, M",.' I'.n%;na " NJ
u.mmocd ,cd H.m NJ ana J.svea
: Fsri.v :SSd I.mss corner of iowa and 4th streets
nol~vv o md Rro' ''"'' = - -
K@&A iSN"su0" !" Aearht"9'
Female College.
Aiszandss
Bs.king Hoases.
:. barney Co., MAIN an! street.
N. Moslsy, do
& Cabfaet Makers.
Herancort 4 Co. Main. between 4th and 5th sts.
Dentists.
] Book Store
sharle, R.ttr.v. Main. between 9th and 7th streets
80 DRY Goods. Groceries, &c.
r, poy,.. Main st between 4,h and 5th, mex, door
simplot's
N. v n .csiies. corner Iowa ana 4th SITS.
l.e West, Leyee, No 81
~, ~. S !. s s.i ss an .srse,s
I'll o'Halkran, staia, between I'd and ath Streets
am smsrsen Sc sopns, % 81 s,rss,s sna 4'a
Vaniases ana Hishee Main street.
f4a ksE Saloons.
r. ]. Crc,ner, 9Th SIS under O. w Burtons Store. "a
=. Hat Stores
,.,o.a
1A's''''1 'a~' sS''e 'At 80 ,. a' $50 ~
8 - Grocsrs, 4fe.
anderson z Milton.
Cunlns, Main,stfses n's o. l, *
. A GiIesp;e, Main-,trsei, No /, Globe Building
Ryan and Larkin. Main-stIeet
d. ]. coff Main stree, Opposite Globe Building.
N Rope & Tome Factory.
! william Taylor and co
xlsins and Meyer, ,corne< Main ana 80 streets
fs'ek s. - saAes'0"
SoA' naaA '"0e' .,,
Miss Green, Main street, cornerof 10th
CgetA,ers. - Ess ae
3. Erckinback Co. Main, between 5th and 9th
e4E ~ o"os ~ 90" Doo' 80
D Becker, Main-street Sush'sbiock.
Crn:t Sod and pr,,d,sce SfOrss
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
100000 GIFTS, Of Tie actual cost of sI5o,ooo

Each purchaser of q One Dollar Eaxraving, there
foFe receives not oply an engraving richly worth the
money but also ncket which entities himto Of the
GIFTS ben they are distrbated.
For FtvE iDolLARs "a highly finished Engraving,
beau,ifuily PAINTED IN Olt., and FIVE GlF L
TIt KETS, will he sent; or FIVE DeLLARs' worth oi
.pended Engravings he selected from the Catalogue
cspy Of the Catalogue, together with specimen OF
one ID, the Engravngs, be at the Office OF this
For each Dollar sent, Engraving actually worth
thar sum. and Gift Ticket, Will Immediately be for
eds
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

The Committee believing that the success OF ths
GssAr NAIIoSAL USDRsrAxise will be materially pro-
NOTED by the energy and enterprise OF intesen ant
rert .rirr gents have rssoved with such
the mos, liberal terms. .
ANY person wishing To become an gent, by sending
lrnoSt paid0 81, RECEivE BIZ RETURN OF MAIL,
~ n uar Engraving, q "GIFf TICKET" Prospec-
,na aud all other necessary iniernat,on
tus, cou,oleon o the sale. the lifts will he
On on she aands of COMMITTEES of the PuRcHA.ERs
=, ne a,.rssurrp. due notice Of which will 0e give"
AZ s1rn.sn,n1 the United states anu the Canadas.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30
For tie honor Of our people aud The good na,ne

For Tile honor ot our people aud The good name
of Our city we trust rot.
A gain his wor hy remarks.
I" Amnus the rest Of the democratic paragons
par eIceiieace, W no I, ceived share Of his
(Detezon Snnth6l. as'eHtioD,, as t!tis almighty
Augustus 1sar = & g ami a certain Mormon
Elder, wh"s- name i.s>t new docs not occur to us
The viianpuS trucklGg for Mormon notes.-the
sancimnnous regard manifested by the oistin
guiShsd sn4t InE tie elder and his Mormon
nretiin n'and the ralnasaF wives, just before The
election was narIatra IA taEiuablr style
! lie .,;anstyro ctn u,nsitr the inpudrnce 10
quote De',z,n 5 nth auhoriiy To convict
another oi ,.l,propcr ,nduct, must be .lou as
lar removed rom the ipcencies ot respectable
controversy, as Smith himself. rs from th, State
he so foully disgracrd. We Have doubt the
Qaeen's awful subject knew him and prizrd
his acquaintance. II is an old and we believe
t-u,Alul adage. that he who lives in a glass
house, should not throw sion, s. Perhaps il
might be prudent for the Q ,seens lawful subject
to profit by the wholesome lesson which this
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

The AMEaIcAN ARr.sT UNIoN, would respectfully
10 the Citizens Of the United States AMI the
Canadas that for purpose of cuitivatng taste fo
the fine arts the country aud with the view
of enabling every family 10 become possessed OF gal
levv al Enpraviugs, ssf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-08-30

8 His fuisome adulation Of man. having
less claims 10 political honesty ard pure DEM.
cracy than any other political hack in the State
If not rewarded by the gih of some "petty
Office" is, in estimation, time and capito
poorly expended -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-25
Caatral. America.

The Panama Star publishes the following in.
telligence from Central America, received al
that port by the steamship Ell Pirmero on the
14th inst
From Guatemala we have but little news
The dates are to February a. The country
is still in very disturbed state, oc ,asioned by
the war which is being carried on with Hondu-
ras. Trade, for the same reas On, is rather dull,
although the crops are reported as being pros
porous.
The dates from San Salvador are to the I'd
March. Much suffering has been experienced
in the Republic, owing to the destruction of a
large amount of the past seasons crops by the
caterpillars, the result of which has been that
the government has temporarily prohibited the
export Of grain, which has consequently had
rather prejudieial effect on the export trade.
The country is tranquil, and the people appear
cortented with the present government The
last official returns show the past years income
tolas be follows; Receipts, SAFE, 1851 Disburse-
ments, 467 $50 -Surplus, $9271.
The State of Nicaragua is exceedingly dull,
and little business appears to be doing, except
what is created by the transit Of the California
passengers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-25
Reception OF .aViuuard Fillmore

E Committee Of the Common Council charged with the ar
for tie reception of Hon WILLARD FILLMORE
sdop.ed tho folio wing
ORDER OF PROCEEDING:
The Mayor ofthe City accompanied by the Common Council
receive Mr. FILLMORE at tue Landing Of the
Ward st the heed Canal str ell where the Military
escort and from thence the Procession will the order pre-
seroed by the Marshal the City Hail. address the dis
tingushed guest of the City will be presented.
From the City Hall move to the ST. Charlie
Hotel where apartments provided and suite
3 Statutes wilt bs fred at the landing.
zFsgs will be displas cd from the public buildings.
ProPsors Of Hotels respectfully re
CUES. to display fags during the reception.
Distinguished the viii provided carriages
and invited 80 join the pre-
Members Tho Bar respectfully invited join
The Masonic order Odd Follows Fe and other
respectfully invited report the Mar
shat as early posaible and take place procession.
Citizens generally invited join the procession
The Mayors Room in the Cy Hall disposal OF Mr.
FILLMORE TO recevs cirans during stay the City
The poeeasion will be the South street. wit.
resting on Magazine street. under the direction Of
Marshal and Assistant Marshaa,
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Assistant Marshal.
Mitlry Escort.
Grand Marshall
Hon. WILLARD FILLMORE Mayer Recorders n al
open rriags.
Committee Of Arrangements
Common Council.
Assistant Marshal.
Music.
Veterans of 1914, is in carriages.
Major General Twggs and Staff.
Major Gen. Patterson
offeers Of the Urited Army end Navy.
Members Of tbs Senate and House Representatives
Regents Of the University of Louisiana.
Law Faculty Of the University o Louisiana.
Medical Faculty Of the University Louaiana.
State Superintendent Of Public Education.
Major General John L. Leuis and Staff. ..
Officers Of the Militia.
Secretary State State Treasurer Accounts Civil
Engineer and Surveyor Genera.
Foreign CuUsua.
Distinguished Strangers.
Judges of the Supreme Court.
Attorney General end District Attorney.
United States District Attorney and United ststea M
Justice of the Peace.
Marshal.
Directors, Teachers, Male Pupts of Public Schools
Collector of hs Customs Navat Officers Surveyor
Postmaster.
United States Receiver Registrar Of the Land ONCE
Superintendent ana Officers the Mint.
Recsrdef of Mortgages and Regsrrar Of Conyeyances.
Clergy
Members Of lhe Br-
Hoariss Public. .
Firsmsn Of New Orleans.
New Englfnd Society,"
Free Mf7ons, Grand Lodge and Sabofdiaa-s.
Odd Fellows, Grand Lodge and snberdinatas.
Charitable Societies
aibernian, stPatrek, St. Andrew, Howard, GERM
and Temperance Societies.
Incorporated Institutions and other Soeie. es,
Soma of Temperance.
Hhrbor Massr aud Port Wardens,
CapSins Of Vessels steamboats,
Strangers aud Citizens gencra'ly.
Marshal.
Military Escors.
After reception Landing the pro eson VIII
march down Canal Chartres stteet
Ann Royal street. Royal and ST. Charss
City Hall from the City Hall to the ST. Charlts Hotel where apart
provided for Mr.. Fillmore and suite.
By order ofthe Committee
mh9s a Pc. WRIGHT, Chairman