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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-20

City Of keokuk, Lire County and State Of Iowa.
by virtue of the charter and ordinances OF the City
of keokuk, viii offer AT public sale unless the
amount Of tax and eost hereafter specified are pre-
vously paid ut the Mayor office. ia said city, on
Wednesday, the "a day of January. A. u. 1886. be-
tween the hours Of 10 clock A. NJ. and ) o'clock
L. NJ of said day. the following described lots and
parts ot lots IN the city of keokuk, TO pay the
special tax, interest and cost levied and assessed
against such lots by the City Council of said cty
for Macadamizlng Main and Sd streets in front Of
said lots.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-20

EMERSON. We called into Emerson's very
pleasant rooms on Third street, few DAYS
since, for the purpose Of getting the phiz Of
one Of our juveniles, and were much graft
Ned b Mr.. Emcrson's tact in managng the
young folks" and his skill in making a
good picture. IIis Anbrotypes are fine
specimens Of the art. and we have no doubt
that, a. the Holydays arc close upon us, his
time will be fully occupied in making pic
lures for presents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-20
Christina. Presents.

OsEWo0D, ebony, odor and ladies work boxes
IL Portmonacs a large assortment. Inlaid hair
brushes. do cloth. hat and tooth Lubin = extracts
French pomades, do. cologne. hair oils. Sc Will be
sold cheap by :. HEIMsTREET,
Druggist, Union Block Main ST, between 9th 4 Eth
dpcl sd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-20
Lumber Lumber!

fINHE subscriber has bought the Fast Saw Mill -
L tive miles above the city, and j. prepared TO
furnish all kinds Of lumber except Pine) at the
shortest notice, at from - to So 80 per 100 feet
He is also carrying IN the Plow and Wagon facto-
r. on the corner Of 9TH and Main Street where he
j. prepared to furnish wagons and Pows Of the best
finish and quality, at wholesale ar retail cheaper
than similar article be had in southern Iowa.
deel2dAwtf HAWKINS TAYLOR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-20
10000 E,t sHELs WHEAT.

A Nd an unlimited quantity Of Oats, Corn. and all
Z 4. kinds Of produce wanted immediately
The highest market prices viii be paid for Whea
and grain of all kinds delivered the oommis sion
warehouse If the undersi gnd, OH the Lcvee between
Main and Johnson streets. keokuk.
oet21 dAwtf W. A. PATTERSON & co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-20
TnE GrAnps, BMI.-Me are rennested e

The GUARDS BAII.-We are requested to
state hat tickets Of invitation will be issued
only TO single ladies and married people, and
if any ladies should be unintentionally over
looked tickets may be obtained By any gen
tleman desiring the same by calling on Capt.
Huston or Sergeant Swanwick.
We learn, also. that Louis Moore has been
employed to attend TO the getting of the sup
per. and if we are any Judge Of human ma
ture and good eating We can guarantee that
Louis viii do il up we'll
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-20
A. ! RAlsToN
y Hf-7NE u
ffe rfIE.F4 & co.

%. -
MALES - broeeries aud Prc,uee, and Forward
- Ing aad Commission Merchant, IS Main street .
between ~ aol Sd keokuk Iowa
AenId call he attention af fhe citizens II fhisct,
and Country Merchants 81 tfrir large and ven ,e
ected .t.e Of Groceries. They hay. ono Of the lar
ges' stocks offered in this place Of all such ar
Isle, q are usually kepf ~ Grocery establishments
and VII sell on the no-t reasonable terms. Thsv
fesl conhdent FROM their long experience and a de-
termination TO siSe strict perSona attention to busi-
nes- that they Will merit liberal share If custom
noY2sdw
4 PPLks.-loo bb apples Of excellent quality.
\ and great number ~ choice favor for sale ~
nov2st HAMII.L q 60.
L,L0rRt Flour 'u.tomers can rely upon getting
l. Quincy Bentanspori ami Brrningh CHAM Flour
regularly al ), Main street
noy2,d HAMILL 4 co.
GOLDEN slkt PIN kegs and hair bills Bel
~ cher 5 Sugar House Svrup, in kegs and half
Hois. lstlslha IN boxes bail hoNeS and quarters.
n9N-sd HAMlLL CO.
% DOZEN Fresh Baltimore cove Oysters, received
~ direct from Baltimore, at -. Main street
nof2sd HAMILl 90.
M have received by Express small lot oT
~ '.Beale i Setfn Shooting Pistols "a new ar
tcle. said 70 b. superior 10 all other revolyers
which We invite attention.
decldw BALDWIN. EVANS 4 co.
Fairbanks scales
NJ T. are the only agents in keokuk for the sale
W ri the above celebrated scales. Ilav scales
aud All other hinas furnished ~ short notice by
BALDWIN. EVANS 4 CO. AGENT.
decldw
Rubber Betting and Packing
4 LA ~ ; On hand and for sale ht small ady ance
I \ on the manufacturers prices by
decldw BALDWIN, EN Ans l. co.
Lead pipe.
4 LII sizes always on hand and for sale low bv
Z Ado ldw BALDWIN, EVANS q CO.
Irvine.
W have IN store u very large stock Of all kinds
~ 81 Irvine. which we offer III low prices
decldw BALDWIN, EVANS i co.
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The American City Advertiser.

Two be published in the city Of New York De-
voted exclusively 70 advertising and editorial
notices Of the First Class houses in the principal CT
ties Of the nited States is elegant full gilt oc-
taro gotten up of the best materials and in the most
attractive style, by Rev. John L. Campbell Of Nash
vile, Tenn. W. ). Spencer is agent of the above
work for the cities Of the upper Mississippi and will
call a few Of the best houses in this and the CT
ties above and below us, and lay before them the
general plan of the work. Mr. Spencer will recei We
forinscrion in this work, any advertisements that
may he forwarded to him at Davenport prior to Jan
uary. 1856
dec l5d.
4 COMPLETE assortment vi SWISS and Book
\ Mouslins, Bishop Lawns, Careenet CaInbrics
Linens, Laces, White Curtains &c. for sale cheap at
Sept. L. 1855. j. D. MfNCHELL CO.'S.
A FULL assortment Of Ladies Kid, SILK and Lis lie
n Gloves, all colors, very cheap at
Sept. !. 1850 MINCHELL l. cos
fNHIRTY Boxes choice W. X. Cheese Just received
and for sale by HAMILL 4 co.
decl7d
LIVE HUNDRED bbls winter apples for sale at
L decl4 HUSTON, HAWKINS 4 HtsT0N'S.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-20
For sale.

For sale.
NolTH HALF Of the north east quarter Of section
- IS in township 81, North Of Range ~ West. in
Appanoose county Iowa, we'll watered. Apply to
LLOYD d. SIMPSON.
over Post office, keokQk. oct. 10 diff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-20

Hot. Sc TT FINISHING DRY GOODS GENERALLY
nAMASK I.acc, and Muslin Drapcries at
IL Oct25d Gil AMBERLAIN'S.
tfLT Comiccs and Bands, Curtain Loops Curals
~ and 1asscls fur pictures and Window Shades, ut
oct2Jd CHAMBERLAIN'S.
(R0CHA, Cashmere Silk Wool, Thibet Stella and
ID Merino Shawl.a of CHAMBERNAIN'e.
oct21d
DONNEf Cap, and Trimming Ribbons, Dress Cloak
- aud Mantlla Trimmings,
oct24d EHAMBERLAiN'S.
LNRENCH Swiss. and Seotch Needle Work first
L rate stock, CHAMBERLATN,S.
oct25d
IfLoTH Taima- n CHAMBERLAJN'S.
Y o-.f9Jd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-20

-" We would direct attention 10 the card
Of Air. Haines, Architect and Builder. He is
proficient in his profession, and we can cor
daily recommend him a. IA man who under
stands his business, and as an honorable man
TO deal With. Whatever work is entrusted 10
him will be faithfully and scientifically done.
- The Literary and Musical Entertain
ment promised by the keokuk Female Sem
mary on Friday =. m and evening will AT
tract attention. All who take an interest in
the thorough cultivation Of Youth, OF who de-
IN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-20

"3kt 4 lioOPkRs niyceain Ointment IA.
VI llshful article for chappsi hands ins Ae ~
MOORE IDOpEkS on Ma, "
near Third street
Ut received. a supply Ut Winter strained -,
- on. superior article. 'o i-afd
h"Ni4 MOORE 4 HOOPER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-20

sENt lNL Bear Oh, v hite Stick pomade ina,
y received and f9r sale cheap i, '1''
"oN' MOORE 1 HOOPER,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-20

\ l. have IN store very large stock Of all kinds
of Twlne. which offer III low prices
decldw BALDWIN, EVANS Il co
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-20
Onion at the Nimble Sixpence.

~ 49,!
Union at the NlmDlc S1XpenCe. !.
- :. & u. G. BILLINGS have united their
-. stocks Of Dry Goods aud Groceries and NAV be
found al the old stand of = = Billings, No. 81 Main
n,aaS IN" e.. -, -, ,...:
az ~ -. Is n's t'i'4' ~ .nt 80
~ ~ PufP"at ~ Natchhg the chahees LOT buying
ever W. nave now on hand over 6rtv thonsand
dollar worth II goods which ye win Se M greatly
reduced price Please give a. cali
sSA D. q. BILLINGS
Aug m 1855 div
I have % comfortable dwelling house,. Persons
Il wanting 20 rent may call AT my stare on Main
street. a have empty.
dec7ddw s. :. BILLINGS.
rvDR ~AIF ~ r,,,is ~ -,yI ,r.li.--1 "a ,,,..1-
L i, " - 49, - : Nsii ~ :, 'u 10
front Gg 40 f., daep Az, tnno acre. - rnoJ
farming land in l,,a County. Iowa. within 12 ~ 20
mics II the city II keokuk al NJ s. Main street
h tue,,, III anal Ia : : ptIIrN.s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-20

IIostEfrEk'- celebrated stomach lI;,.a-- a.
.o, eais " MOORE HOOPER 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-20
TAKE NoTIt..

NJ 'phi h"pPER have Iase received one of Tho
h',s, ana p"7t -vl.s.tei asSortments Of pert.
M ~ 1atny arleits ever brought into this mar
noyl7 80 We Gall
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-20

III subscribers. psoprie :
tori ii he Empire stove
York;. 81. i.oni beg
leare 10 INFORM Stove
Dealer IN Iowa / hat they
hayP osiab!is he'd branch
Of their house in X eokuk +.
where they Miil seepeou :
SANITY on hand y large
and w"li ~ ,ogted stock
Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-20

j be constantly supplied.
! 900 BIDS h'led s char
coal sheet iron,
nos. IL to -;
~ do Russ a Iron;
% 90 imitation Is:
200 dor +
ines, kiyets. Ears, solder,
Covers, dr.. Japanned "
market rates, both nj ST.
heir stock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-20
For Rent.
tremendous stock

n Nv EMBR0IDERIES- Very hne, and medium
y French worked collars setts Linen and Jnconel
collars aud cuff. line Linen Cambria haudkerchiefs
IN short fne stock # goods in the above line lust
reeei> eel at S. Main street.
dee 10 Dt KhEE d CO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-20

| INsEEh on aud Spirt ,.as. Il
hoNI MOORE Ho0PER's
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-20

DLAfFoRM Scales, from 7oofhs and upwards, d
L Falrbank pattern with and without levers. fol
sale by T. W 4 II. TUCKER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-20

SEAMLE~S BAGs--tark Mils.-6ou Just rereiy-
- "a AZ s. Main ~treet pTEkEI 6CD
dCsI0d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-20

4 PPLkS.-l1o hh apples Of excellent quality
7 \ and great number If choice favor for sale 6y
nor2sd HAMIII & 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-20

DLAID Lone eHAWIs just received p,r
4 American Express. 100 IT nen ard elegant
styles. which with previous stock makes onr as
sortnent more full and complete than al any time
during fhs season. - Nam Street
decided Dl RkEF 4 90
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-19
Communication.
"WheIe shall it be, and Who
shall call it?,,

Is the question propounded in the las,
.7drsrtiser, in regard to the Republican
State Convection, suggested by late
No. Of the same paper.
Suppose it should be about the 23i Of
October would no, this be about as "a
vorabie time as could be selected -
he roads are generally good, and the
weather Pleasant at that season or the
year. The elections in Ohio, Pennsyl.
vania and Indiana, will have then taken
Place, aud the result known. And as
the 24lh is the sad anniversary Of the
death Of the illustrious statesman and
patriot, Daniel Webster, it would be a
I'll occasion for the people Of Iowa TO be
convened together, 10 offer up their tri-
butte OF sincere regard for his still living
virtues. There is no more fitting day.
IN my opinion, for the proposed CONVEX
ton. And would not Iowa City be the
best lace for holding such a conven,ion7
And would II not be proper aud right tha,
the call should 90 forth from Old CEDAR
| think il would One Of her much es-
'eemed citizens has been recently most
outEageously aad inhsmsnly maltreated
by the outlawed hireling wretehes of the
present antl-republiean, negro loving,
and American hating administration; and
lor no other reason than bis daring 10
speak with the lips Of freeman, on free
American soil; that lie would oppose the
introduction Of slavery into Kansas.
say II is fiji and proper that the call should
enlnate from Cedar. Cedar has stood
by the democratic party in every trial:
has acluiesced in all the measures, and
supported the democratic party in every
instance, save one, until the effort was
made TO force down the Nebraska inlQui-
~ and to curse our own fair Iowa with
the continuance and perpetuity Of the
wA'sSey traffic. These things proved TOO
much for us to swallow. Both have been
fePud'ated the former BY the general
defeat Of nearly all It's advocates, where
the votes have not been trameled bv To-.
cal Influences; and the latter BY dires,
and potent decision through tue balIo,
box.
Why should not Cedar then proclaim
the cali Tor the gathering together of the
friends Of republican principles ,ba, we
may place ourselves before the world a.
the advocates oil free speech and free
thought tina, we may record our testino.
ny OF d'sapProvai Of the present admin
lstfailon, with the same zeal with which
we supported and helped to elevate !, 10
It's present position. Let the .1mrtiser
proclaim that there will be Grand Mass
Convention OF the friends OF the A mer-
ica4 Union and Republican Free Speech.
at Iowa City, on the 23d Of October ne xt.
aud let Old Cedar send as many de,e.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-19
sMaine EIection,''

Under the above heading, the Chicago
Tribune makes some very appropriate re-
marks remarks which are not alone ap-
plicable 10 Maine, but TO the people OF
every town and county n the free states
Partyism, aud old party pr,judices,
have defeated the cause Of freedom and
justice aud the republican party in Maine.
We commend psrusal Of the following
by our friends Of the old wing party, who
wish 10 maintain 1ien party organization,
and to our friends OF the free soll party
who still believe their old favorlte partv
TO be immaculate, and 10 those Of the de-.
mocraslc party who oppose the exteetion
oil slave territory, and abhor the Kansas
eutrages. the only remedy for sueA
evils Is in united effort in the sustain.
ing OF party opposed TO southern dicla.
ton aud outrage to fuse .to one party
all 81 Ike sentiment to form a repub-
lean party with Il platform in consonance
with tie views Of Washington, jefferson
Jackson, aud thel. eonpatriofs. To FUSE.
That's the word, fusion party:
Maine wafers. The rcpub cans there
are beaten, and the good cause is thrown
back. YET It IS defeat, II defeat il shall
prove, winch will teach us a lesson that
rightly learned, wlil lead to permanent
victory. Straight out wings did the mis-
calet. Party was stronger with them
than principle. They fought for dead
Organization and gave hfc thereby 10 the
so-oaltei democratic organization. hey
resisted fusion for pride Q! opinion, aud
won the victory for pro-slaycryytn. The
soth will cheer Everywhere the ser.
vl!es vii! take heart at this uueyna..,ad
victory, aod work, as they lave not work
ed. for place ard power IN the republic.
But there 10 no cause for alarm, or
anxiety even, for Maine or New-En1.
land. This defeat will not shake the an .
ti.slavery sentiment in either, That i
right 1t viii out and will conquer, lat
tins party or that conquer for a season
But to enable II to do this we must have
~ :" '"9' ~ fHEEbOM, ana
argue and stick 10 1t, and nothing else
till it has conquered. No yexing side
questions must be tolerated. While tbe
very winds bear on their bosom the news
that Kansas is doomed to slavery, while
the south stand up uni, for its national.
Ization, and while servie adm,nistra.
ton and coward doughlaces at the north
n IN
designs, we mus. keep III abeyaace al
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-19
Enterprise,

Some Of our Upton friends censured
US last summer, because we then stated
that there was not enough OF energy and
enterprise IN the people of the place; tina,
they were too much on the Emphatic or
der. Well, it is way we have of telling
the truth tina. we learned when Young:
but they must not now think we ha,ter
them when we say. that from our obser.
va,iop and information, no town in Iowa
has improved more rapidly, or advanced
with a more permanen. step than Upton
has, the past season.
The buildings put up are Of good size
and well planned for beauty and conven.
ierce; and the new branches OF trade
opened nd new stores established, have
given evidence of their stability, and tina,
the trade and business of the place is in.
creasing in proportion to the improve.
II ents and advance of the town.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-19
The "Bireley House "

We wish to do justice to Mr.. Bneley
the proprietor of the above house, as il il
circulated that he will not accommodate.
.eamstcrs, SC. This is entirely false. -
Every class of citizens, or travellers, will
find good accommodations at this house
1t is not to be supposed tina, because Mr..
Bireley has abou, the largest gong in 10.
wa, and keeps everything in bright and
shining order, that a class OF citizens, be.
cause they do not come with their "Sun.
day ixups" on, will not be received. Hi:
accommodations. are open TO all.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-19

other issues, however important, until
this mighty and overwhelming one ID set.
tied rightly, and settled forever.
There are those who will be cowed by
this defeat. Shame upon this spirit The
time to do, the very hour 10 put in blows
thick and fast, and feel no fear, no doub,
is when peril most abounds. Give us the
men who will look it in the face, cur
grapple it, as if they had the will and
might TO scatter it. aud we viii show you
men who never can be conquered. The
cause needs such men now Let then
come forth, and tina, cause will yet be in.
vincible in Maine, and in any other free
state,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-19
Ono Good Effect

Know No,hlnglsm, IN spite OF It's In
tolerance, has had one good effect. A
its advent the American Press was a:
practically under the censorship of the
Catholic Church as MAS ever the Press Of
Austria or Italy.
Whatever the Priests and Bishops Of
that Church saw fit TO attempt-whetheI
the political management of the hord OF
its communicants at the polls, or the
entire subverslon OF our system OF Educa.
ton has gone OH 10 It's issue with the
people, without resistance from those
whose duty it has been, as Protestan,s
and Americans, TO sound the note Of
alarm. The inordina.e and unbearabIe
pretentions Of the Pope to supremacy
over the civil power, and the arrogance
Of the Catholic press of this country,
which has preached intolerance as re-
ligious duty, have been passed over as
matters vi no significance, while the few
who had the temerily TO resist the one
and expose the other, have ben ridden
down by political partizans, with as little
fear Of consequences as is felt by an
officer Of the Church in Italy, when hur-
rying hereto to prison for reading the
Bible, or in refusing Of the conscientious
worship within the papal doininions.
This subseryiency---at once unw,se
and disgfaeelul---Know Nethingism has
removed, and editors and publishers who
once trembled under the fear oil pries,iy
denuneIatlon, have learned that in the
American people there reposes power
compared with which the anathemas oil
priests and the bulls popes are feeble
indeed. They have learned that the
Irish do not alone control this country,
and tina. popery, though pretentions and
domineerIng, IS not the established religi-
on Of the United States. For this and
for the disruption oil all the old parties
Know Nothlnglsm deserves credit
Whether il is now wise to press an ad
vantage gained, until reaction is the
result, the X. Ms themselves mus, Judge.
Tie enemy IS now at their mercy.
Let no, punishment. be pushed 10 pon,
where j. becomes persecution. Chi. Trib.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-19
The Ope,, Bible.

AGENTS WANTED to sell new work,
II entitled "Paganism, Popery and Christian.
ty, or the BLESSING of an OPEN BIBLE"
as shown in the History Of Christianity, from
the time Of our Saviour to the present day, by
Vincent w. Miner. With view Of tn latest
developments Of ROME'S HOSTILITY to the
BIBLE, as exhibited In various parts Of the
world, and an expose Of the absurilties OF the
imm, cu'at conception, and the ido'atrous ven.
eratiop of the Virgin Mary. by Rev. J. +. Berg,
D. D. author Of .'rhs Jesuits, ""Church and
State" &C. &c. The author Of this work, Dr.
Berg, is acknowledged TO be the most able
writer on ROMANISM in the country those
VIII, rave read his duscussion with ARCH
BISHOP HUGHES, will reed no assurance Of
this fact.
Agents will find these the mos. sac ,bls book
published : j, is large limo volumn, of four
hundred and thirty pages, illustrated with nu-
merous engravinings. beautifully aud sub,tan.
TALLY hound, and sold at 81 % per copy.
Specimen copies sent by mall postpaid 10
sny part of the United States, on receipt Of the
above price.
Send for copy. and Judge for yourselves.
Address J. w. Brady, Publisher
fn39) 4s North 9Th st. Philadelphia, Pa.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-09-19

Persons having stock A. articles 70 en-
ter, will, after entering them Gu the Sec
retary's book, be shown by the committed
Of arrangements where to put them.
Horses will not be allowed in the circle
except a, suchtirne as the directors shall
designate. !,
The exhibition Of horsemanship by the
ladies, will take place on Wednesday, al
10 o'clock, A. m.
Address at 2 o'clock I; reports OF judges
after the address.
The Judges will be furnished with lists
Of entries, in their particular classes, a
as early period as possible.
ANY rules not found in the constitution
or these regulations, and necessary to
prevent confusion, will be proclaimed on
the day of exhibition.
Members Of the society will be FUR
nished with badges Of membership, which
will admit them to the ground during the
exhibition.
The Judges will meet at the speaker
stand at IL o'clock on the first day, when
their names will be called, vacancies nj
led, and they will then enter upon then
duties. Il is hoped that all those appoIn'
ted on committees will be present at the
hour. a@.zs
TICKETS, admitting one person, car
be procured at Shaw 4 Bagley's, Gull
bertson Il Friends and Hammond''
store.
OFFICERS.
H. C. HORN. Prest.; A. Foam. VIC
Presi; II. G. Coe, and S. S. Daniels
secy's; w. A. Rigby, Treas.
EIecutipe committee. ---Thos. James
Spring dale /; William. Bailey, Rochester
Merrill Wiley, Inland /; Samuel Yule
Red Oak; WIN. p. Dillon, Polk.