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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-22

There is gu tie a change in the value
OF the notes of "A large number Of the Indi-
ana state Stock Banks. and their value is
quite indefinite just now the securities de-
posted with the Auditor of State BY several
OF them, have oil been disposed Of. aud still
there Is a considerable amount of the notes
In circulation unredeemed. The notes Of the
following Banks are good beyond any con-
tlngency, and all others had better be refused:
Agricultural Bank, Mount Sterling: Bank
OF the Capital, Indianapolis Bank Of Elk
hart, Elkhart; Bank of Goshen, Goshen !;
Bank OF Indiana, Michigan City; Bank Of
Monticello, Monticello; Bank of Mount YER
non, Mount Vernon: Bank Of Paoli, Bank
OF Rockville, Rockville; Bank Of Salem, Sa-
lam Bank Of Syracuse, Syracuse; Bank of
Warsaw, Warsaw Brookville Bank, Brook
vile; Cambridge City Bank; Canal Bank.
Evansville; Central Bank, Indianapolis ;
Crescent City Bank, Evansville; Farmers
Bank, Westfed; Farmers and Mechanics
Bank, Indianapolis; Fayette County Bank
Connersville; Gramercy Bank, Lafayette !;
Hoosier Bank, Logansport; Indiana Bank,
Madison; Indian Reserve Bank, Kokoma ;
Indiana Stock Bank, Laporte; Kentucky
Stock Bank, Columbus; Lagrange Bank, Ii
ma; Merchants and Mechanics Bank, New
Albany; New York 4 Virginia State Stock
Bank, Evansville; Park County Bank, Rock
vile; Prairie City Bank, Terre Haute; Salem
Bank, Salem; Savings Bank, Connersville:
Shawnee Bank, Attica Southern Bank, Ter
re liaute; Tippecanoe Bank, Winamac: Tip
peclnoe Bank, Longansport; Traders Bank:
Indianapolis; Union Plank Road Co.. Michi
gan City.
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g. N. HUSTON,
WhoiesaIe Dealer In Notions and
Fancy Dry Goods.

"a MAIN STREET kEoKrK, Iowa
new stock and the largest and best assorted ever
offered IN the market Our stock il purchased direct
from manufacturers and importers, and We pledge
ourselves to sell at prices low for cash good
time buyers as 81. LONE any other western mar
ket.
Merchants will find IL 10 their adsan,ae. b call
and examine our goods and prices before buying
where. We will consider it trouble To show them
through our stock.-dAw
lust Keceiyed--A large stock Of Buck Glove, and
- Mitts, nj sep2o HUsu N's.
a sep 20 ~ HUSTON is ON
4 HEAVY stock Of Cap. Letter, I4adier Bath. Bath
Post, Fancy and Commercial Note Paper Plain
and lad Buff, hite and Fancy Cocred Envelopes at
sep2o HuSTON,s.
a ueneral assortment Of German silver and dou-
\ bic plated ware, all warranted and IT manufac-
tarers prices at sep2e HUST0N's.
4 extensive stock Of Whips and Lashes at man
I ufaeturer's prices at sep2l HUsToN'a.
VINHE largest aud best assorted stock Of Embroide
~ in the city at sep2l HusToN's.
FINHE Finest assortment Of Ribbons ever offered in
the market at sep2i HISToN's.
fLoCks enough to supply the market, of every
~ variety OF pattern, Jerome make, warranted
and at manufacturers prices, ut
sep2l HuSTON's
A LARGE and fine lot of Kid Gloves of every
\ grade, al scp2i HUSTON 4.
4 M NM eoHhoH otwef5p ana oofd and silver
~ watches, at sep2l HUSTONS
H'NERl variety of goods com prised in the Notion
- and Fancy Goods line al Huston at prices that
cannot fail 10 induce purchases and benefit the buy
er. Call at No -, aud examine for yourselves.
A FINE Buggy Portable Top for sale, enquire Of
sep2l q. NJ. HUSTON.
No. 81, Main street.
huston 3 will be found the largest lot Of Irish
= Linens, Lsces, Edgngs, and every variety OF
" hite goods at prices that cannot be beat in any
western market. sep20
4 endless variety Of Silk and Linen Poke hand
= kerchiefs and crasats AT sep20 HUSTON'S.
'INHE best assortment Of Lace Wells and Dress
trimmings at sep20 HUST0N'S
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= The 4Gate City Hat Store

NC 0dt6 City LAT Store"
Snow in receipt Of Iarge stock Of Hats, Cans M
Fur Goods, purchased directly Of the msnuine
lures and warranted in style and quality No u
MAIN street ;. +. VOORHEES, co.
Sept. q, iS55.--d
g1rtosttfes for the Little Folks.
LIVERY thing that you can think of to tick l. m.
IL hearts Of the little folks can BE- had Of C. Ober
top, at the
Oct 20. SIGN OF THE BIG FIDDLE
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KNITTING MAcHINE.-One OF the neates.
pieces OF mechanism exhibited at the New
York Fair, is knitting machine. 1t WAS
the only one in the Fair, and attracted q
great deal Of attention. 1t knits silk. cot
ton or WOODEN equally well, and makes 400
stitches per minute. One machine can easily
knt one hundred legs of half hose per day.
II Exchange.
!" One Of the neatest pieces of mechanism
rs knitting machine, we ever saw, had ren
tie, blue eyes, and a most encoura ging smiI
but that WAS some time ago, and we fear
that sort of knitters are going out of fash
ION, with the soft-toned little wheel and the
oia loom IN the garnet, and the apron of
check, and the homemade wooden gown and
thousand things besides, that the world is
no' whit better for losing Chicago
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kEEN SAriRE.--The United States Service
Gazette SAYS: ''Iiowever much the authorj-
ties deserved censure for their neglect Of the
troops al the campaign, they are now deter
mined to supply everything that NAV be re-
CURED. Al the present time there are two
very elegant hearses waiting ut the Tower TO
be shipped for Sebastopol''
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CO The Burlington Harkeye, the oska-
loosa Herald, and the Mt Pleasant Observer
have expressed themselves in favor of post
poning the Republican State Convention un-
til spring. We hope that may be the conclu-
sion generally, for ii seems plain to us that
wisdom requires it, and We presume il will be.
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SMITH 4 vAN6ICKIEN,
AactAoneers, Csnmissfon Merchants
s4 and Lame Brokers'.
OK THIRD STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND JOHNSON
M LII pay particular attention to out doors sales
w Of Real Estate, Stocks, Administrator sales,
Merchandise a., de-
FOR SALE.
nE piece Of Land, containing 800 acres
Ii6
1e
All within six miles Of the City of keokuk
Apply to SMITH 4 VANsICkLEN
( NE piece Of Land, containing 100 acres, heavily
- timbered, half mile from the Railroad
SMITH 4 VANsICKLEN.
FOR SALE,
% Let by ~ on First Street, between Main John
SOP. ALSO honse and Lot, corner Of First and John
son. Apply to SMITH 4 NANsICKLEN
FOR SALE,
80 feet front On Main Street.
Apply to SMITH 4 vANsICKLEN.
ron SALE,
> LOTS ON High Street. and lot in Reeves ada,
- tion. Apply to SMITH d vANslCRLEN.
FOR SALE,
228 Acres of Land, 90 under cultivation mar "a
margo Terms oDe-third cash, balance in one two
and three years. Apply 10
Smith vANsIcKLEN.
FOR SALE.
q LOTS, half block, on Tenth Street Amply Ia
- SMITH vANsIGkLEN.
FOR SALE.
4 COMFORTABLY one~story house and lnt an
Concert street with we'll, cistern, stable &c
Possession given in thirty days. Apply to
notl7 SMITH vANsIcKLEN.
For sale.
. LOIS on Second street.
= noys SMITH 4 vANsICKLEN.
k>ok sALE-2 houses and lots ON fret street
hoss SMITH A VANsICkLEN
kNoh kENI-A store-room Main street, pc.
1 session given the hrrt Of December.
hoss SMITH a FANsICKLEy
H'oR sAIE--osV acres Of choice land within four
L miles Of the city SMITH vANsICKLEN
kWh kENl--A farm containing 100 acre., so un-
der fence good house and out buillinrs p.-
session given first dayo March.
noye SMITH a yaSsfrrrrN
LNoR sALE-A and substantial Hack
\ now SMITH vANsICKLEN.
NslRANCE AGENCY.
ANTNA INSURANCE CO. Hartford Connection,
- STAR INSURANCE co, Ordensburrb \
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Hart
ford Conn
ETNA LIFE INSURANCE 90. Hartford Conn
COMMERCIAL NsUKANCE co 1t Ixopis No
stores stocks and dwellings insured against Fir
merchandise insured against the dangers ii nsyiga
tion.
open Policies issued in the Marine Department, az
thc commercial Insurance. Co., II ST L,uis and The
customers OF the Company accommodated with loans
sky days on reliable paper. Insurance procured
iof those desiring lt. In any st. Louis Company
WA. W. BELkNAp.
noVs IM Cor. Main and ri xts
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60 Gov. johnson, Of Tennessee, says III
his Inaugural that the principles Of the pres
Divine origin, and were taught and practiced
by onr Savior. That includes, of course, his
denial of any higher rule Of action than the
law Of the land, for Democracy is particular
~ severe on the ''higher law of the Almigh-
ty. And some Of the Governors friends say
that is not blasphcmy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-22

~ Henry Ward Beecher has published an
an account of his Lecture Tour Extraordinary
and denies that he has violated any shadow
OF contract, or been party to any specu-
latlon whatever.
lie thinks the dissemination 10 pay fftv
cents for lecture, when the same amount i
cheerfully paid for negro performance, or
one, two, and three dollars is readily given
Tor many concerts, argues some other motive
than that asserted.
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For sale.
nNE hundred and eighty acres Of land seven miles
~ from the city of Keokuk, On the plank road 20
acres timber 80 in meadow, the remainder in
nigh state OF cultivation; two young thrifty bear
ing orchards, farm buildings, &C. situated ON high
beaucful, rolling prairie, and commanding view
OF the surrounding country Said to be one Of the
handsomest farms in Iowa.
Enquire Of A. WOIGOTT.
noNI2 No. sc, Main st ). up stairs
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FOR SALE
FEMALE INSTITUTE.

NJ EW top buggy, at the Livery Stable Of
= y oct l2-dt VIM. CLEGHOR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-22

IT That was q fine remark Of Ralph Wal.
do Emerson's, In one VT his late addresses
"A masculine woman is not strong. bu, a
ladf II . lie added: ssLet US have the true
woman. the adorncr, the ceremonial. tho r..
..gIoas heart, and no lawyer need be called
IN 10 write the stipulations with cunning
elaases VI provision and strong Instruments. !,
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LITERARY NEws.-D Colton's Letters Of
Henry Clay will appear in q very short time.
Alfred B. Meek has nearly ready for pub
LEGATION larger and more elaborate poetical
work, founded on tactitiou Of Southern
border life, than has ever vet made its APP
pearance in this country. Whether it will
prove the best, or not, is TO be seen.
Gen. Cass's "Memoirs" will soon make
their appearance.
- The last volumes 9TH and 6th-of
the Works of John G. Calhoun" have just
appeared in New York.
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4 COMFORTABLE one~story house ana iat n,
I concert street, with well, cistern, stable. &c
Possession given in thirty days. Apply 10
nosl7 SMITH 4 V4NsIcEt
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I lSeEkD Oil and Spirit Gas, al
nosfT MOORE 4 HOOPER, y
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MOORE 4 HO0PER'S Glycenm Ointment. a a.
AvA hghifM article for ohapp I'd hands, lips dc. q
MOORE HOUPEk'S, ON Main,
Aosif near Third street.
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SHELDON has got the best stock OF Silk i sso1~n
~ bingham Umbrellas, Canes. Carpet-Hags Leath-M
or hat boxes, DC, there is in the west Cali and ex
anime his stock. nnvtu
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Time between Washington and Wheeling but I7s
eINa houss! ai43l AsSt
Running time tst,oes Washington and Cincinnati, "a hours
Thre.sh TicL cts and aasgass Checks 10 be had "a.
Washington.
srHE Baltimore Railroad having greatly improved
western ons now fullest
The eonne1ion between Washington and
Washington Junction atey called the Relay hoase nine miles
and s ohio ssr Baggage is checked through 70
Wheeling Washington station and rechecked and transferred
tickets points beyond The connecting trains
washington daily a. Q, and AZ M on Sundays a, The
WnssiIns win me trains of The CEN
wnssins through Cambridge zasesyl,e and NeSars %
snasst an aoas goaaes @ ssasuhy To,sae ps,a
Chicago, ST Louis, &C. -
of The Little Miarai raroad Xena, CINCINNATI LOUIS
yL s xs o.s S ts sio ns" q Gss Saros
uaa,e, Lafayette. chicago island, 81 iouis, Ae.
Naehez New orrsss Gc.-whch are Washington
a. transferred at Cncnna to The m mail steamers on ma s - ono
FoR cLEvELAND and Toledo Detroit. Chi
sold when the Ohio nsvsabie between
Wheeling and welsve, ory mies where connection with
Travellers notice that while this is the only route
shortest, speedy direct all leading
West The distance from washington Cincinnati Is
$50 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than oher
Fare by through ticket from Washington wheeling 50 6
col,nsus ssss Dayton US 50; Cincinnati, ss Louisville,
g s I'd M from as I S 5s so % g
Chicago s IS and so @ st. Louis sas 80 and sas Memphis
For Frederick and arpes Ferry Narnsburs berkeley Springs
Cumberland Bedford sSrinss Piedmont Oakland md
stations Baltimore and Wheeling take
For trains to and from Baltimore Annapolis ae see special ad
pa further informa,on through tickets Sc apply TIL
PARSONS agent, at Washington station - -
Master Of Ttanspor,atlon Baltimore and
May 5-du Ohio Railroad baltimore
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The National Hotel

city reopened for the reception of guests on the sh
this The kitchen from the basement 10
the building and the alterations in and about the dining
rooms greatly and comor of it, guests
table will furnished with the best the markets ahod
or labor will be spared
equal the county,
subscriber. therefore, public will continue
which bee exendedt The house
desiring for the winter can do 80 at any
time after the 2o by calling at the Hotel Board s2 per day
E. d. WILLARD.
WAsHIsaroH CRY November IA, 1854.
ct
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Completion of Panama Railroad.

Redutfion oJ Fare 10 California.
He, United mail steamships New York
4S0 for AspinwaI the 5th and Both of each month,
NIa&8 connecting with mail from Panama 10 San
Francisco.
Inspected and approved by the Navy
Department, nnd guaranty speed and safety
The Panama railroad long, completed from
The baggage of
checked through Francisco passen-
The money York expenses Of the trip
Reserve In New York. Panama, and
Fan Francisco detention Of accden that
the route Is entirely reliable.
Passengers they arrive Aspn-
Conductors through by each and take charge
and children without other protectors.
For through tickets the lowest apply at the 7
West street, New York, L. w. RAYMOND.
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G. Bnnsy D. d. Pesden, and Professor Of Intellectual
and Moral Philosophy
William Rugkes, d. OF Mechanical Philosophy
Astronomy.
Huntington A. M Professor OF the Greek and Latin
Languages.
Charles Jews Professor Of Rhetoric and Bellies Lee
Lewis H. Steiner d. Professor Of Chemistry and Na,u
raj Philosophy. ~,
e. r. Fristos, A. NJ. Professor Of Mathematics.
William Jlson, A. M, Professor Of MODERN Languages.
r. G. For, A. B Tutor the Greek and LAIN Languages
@. Nash. A. M Teacher Of the Preparatory Department
THE session begins the last "wednesday september
(nine m0nhs until the last Wednesday June
examined Monday asd Tues
preceding opening the session The regular college
requires years for degree A. b. Those wishing
the ancient and pursue scientific course
degree p An advanced also
OF A. students particular
they do profaby and will lake sufficient
occupy their ims, and receive certificate actual
attainment
Of the faculty with abb and experienced teacher and
special will be given fitting pupils college,
able faculty. sludenr with confidence invited
the best institutions with
peculiar o Q of the general government.
Circulars with all needed information, be received by
plying personally or by letter 10 the president
July 7-2faw3w
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There Southampton both going and returning
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING-is55.

Stopping Sonthnmpon, both going IND etuTug usy oTr
London and Havre advantages over
OF er sonie, for the economy Of time aud money
Passage from Nsw York TO Southampton and Bremen
First cabin saloon, $50 first cnbin, lower saloon silo
second do $50. -
An letters and newspapers through the post ONCE.
No o will be signed on the day OF SAILING
An experienced surgeon is attached TO each snip.
For freight passage, apply TO ;,,, -
C. ii. SAND, IL South William st, N. Y.
O.. HEINEKEN Co., Bremen.
EROSKEY Southampton.
WILLIAM tsELIN Havre.
Mar 6-dy
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United states Mails.

Posr OfficE DErAKrMkxr, May 10, 1865.
PROPOSALS carrying mails Of the United States from the
list day November 1855 the Both day Of June, 1855 In
crsye the MICHIGAN, win be received at the Con-
Office the Post Office Department. in the city Of Wash
inpon inclusive to be decided the
ne II day on the aud times herein specified
1854 Carp Bay rs miles and back weel
during suspension Of fnavsation from November
10 Is in each year. X
Leave arp River Monday at Gam;
Arrive Al Keewenaw Bay Wednesday by 6pm;
Leave Keawenaw Bay Thursday at am;
Arrive a Carp River Saturday by Q p N.
1887 bay by Portage Entry HouGhton Clifton Eagle
River, Eagle Harbor, and North West Mine, 10 FoH WI
kins, II mi and back, week.
Leave Keewenaw Bay Thursday at O. ami
Wilkins next Saturday by pm;
Leave Fort wilkins Monday at Q a n;
Arrive al ee Bay "Wednesday by p m.
1878 Bay Algonquin, Adventure and Rockand
Onionagon so miles and back, week
Leave Keewenaw Bay Thursday at 8 a M
Arrive at Ontonagon Saturday by 6pm;
Leave Ontonagon Monday ATTAIN;
Arrive nj Kerwenaw Bay next "Wednesday BY pm.
For embraced in the contracts
see ibe for mail proposals February TO- 1885,
- JAMES CAMPBELL,
May l7-law4w postmaster Senerai
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United states Patent Once,

petition Emily C. Pullman administrative of the estate
~ of Lewis Pullman, deceased late Of Albion New York.
granted the said Lewis Pullman
August lS4 in "machines
removing years from the expiration
patent which place the 2ls day OF August
1856
said petition be heard the Patent ONCE
Monday Of August 10 o'clock and all
notified TO appear and onw any they haVe
said petition ought 10 be granted
Persons opposing the extension required 70 M in the Patent
specially forth wtiDg east
hearing All testimony filed by either
hearing be taken and transmitted in
e0rdnnce which will be furnished ap-
pcation
testimony will be closed the 26 of July
deposions pspers relied testimony, must be
morning of that day the
guments, If any, within Thereafter.
Ordered this publshed in the Unon Ine
gencer Evening Star, Wasbington D. CT Pennyvanan
Philadelphia Pa. scien hc American, New York; N T.; Daily
Baltimore Republican Baltimore Post, Boston, Mass,
for three successive weeks the 9th day of n
gust next, The day of hearing. Ill II
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
Ps-Edos papers will please copy and send
Office, with containing this notice.
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". IN. q IL H. aG II /,
Councillor al Lar,

his office bis resit in Ftankin Row. corner
Of streets,
ton principally United States Supreme Court
Having he viii
opinions questions arising before
appeals the chief Justice assistant
District of Columbia and viii also assist in the
prepa toaa WI concerning patents
lie wi opinions and for
either othe departments and
viii prosecute before board established for their
adjudication.
Drt Sd
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Law Notice.

BRows, STANTON, WALKER.
lDM. t. BROWN, FRED p. STANTON, and J. KNOX WALK
Err have formed partnership for practising law in the Supreme
Of Tinted States, of claims in Washington
Of Tennessee Offices in Washington and Mem
ph of will always found either place.
letters addressed them will receive attention
April 80 tfeod Intel. and Sentinel copy1
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washington Aqueduct.

OtfioR WAsHssTos AQuEDucT,
Washington. March 4 $50.
PROPOSALS for graduation and brick
dams, tunRes work of the Washington aqneduc
Proposals. the 9Th May viii be bpcned OF
that day.
Maps pofe will be ready
aud the 20h day of April next
Proposals will be work particular cuveTts,
bridges &C.. plans and specifications
works be- completed under the
appropriation but ai unbnrhed work VIII
be subject future appropriations By Congress The engineer
the oi w0ss 10 be done and
appropriation and IN
appropriation holding sufficiently decide when and
shall be stopped funds become available.
will paid, IT, IN the judgment oil
engineer the work has been properly executed far has
Payments specie CHECKS upon the Unitsd State
monthly estimates OF the engineer resevig ~
per will be don of all contracts tnt the work
sealed and endorsed proposals for work
the Washington Aqucduct.'
right all the bids
deemed make such
considered conducive the OF the
work.
Every accompanied by written guarantee signed by
responsible the effect that he they under
obligation, within days, with good and sufficient
ecues undertaken said
certificate Of the United states district
district officer Of
individual known the Engineer De
parent War; the able TO make good their
guarantee.
Bids win opened presence of bidders, if of thom
choose TO be present
Capt. Of Engineers, in charge.
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Nassau Hail College OF new Jersey, Princeton.
1" Should auid acquaniaace be forgot,
And never brought 10 min
Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And DAYS ~ auld lang ryne.n

And brought min
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And days ~ auld lang syne"
The members Of 1883
The junior class Of ending june 1882 soph
class OF ending June 1881 Freshman
ending June 1880 hereby assemble
ashington d. O., the third March, d. 1857
brighten the links of The chain endhio which
rde entirely exchange ia the
OF their promising compeers.
preliminary meeting of the seapponIed committee will be
held September, 1855, United
States Hotei Chesnut Fourth Ffth
which members
attend when the will be
adopted TO full attendance possible.
In tbs whom this addressed VIII he
good furnish secretary ofhe mail with
their respective post Offices.
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. D.,
of Tenton, N j., Chairman Committee,
ALEX ,NDER c. HART, N, D.,
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LlGHTN Err,
" Lancasier, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
Winston, AHeghany Co., Nd,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS,
OF Bast, Iron s6,d Glass Works. N. J.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
of Montgomery county Maryland,
Committee.
JoHK WEpaAs, of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
Masch 27-IawtMar3 [IntelligencerJ
request
this their editorial
beTs classcs through d.
visions the globe and all throughout the Unsa
requested grauious insertion
casiooal between this date and the Sd Of March, D. 1887