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theee are not sufficient to account for the slov
~orSing Of the system nov used on the Gable.
An incident which occurred 5000 after tho
landing OF the cable Ia Trinity Bay will serve
to illustrate this. 1t was found that the water
used in the battery, and which was procured in
the immediate vicinity Of the station. was 20
strongly i"pregcated with iron as to prevent
tbs proper decomposition Of tue copeer and
zinc NECK ssary for the generation OF tue electric
current. Tbis, however, vas after wards rene
died by obtaining sea water from distance of
half q mile. But when we recollect that
Wbitohonse has been making experiments
on the cable ever since ii was manufactured.
and that he has spent over one hundred thou
sand dollars In this way, it is no wonder il the
business community should feel dissatisfied at
his want of success aud should demand the en-
ploJ ment of an instrument giving higher rate
OF epeed.
MIR. Field has already announced that no
business will be transacted with the line
tor q month yet, 10 allow the electricians sn
opportunity to increase and develope sin
further the means and facilities for telegraph
ing. We have sea In the transmission Of the
Queens message what Whtehouse can do.
We have seen what he can do in the transmits
sion Of messages. Hughes should now have
theline, and an opportunity of proving that he
can perform all he promises. The English
electrician has tried and failed. Let the
Yankee also have trial Let the liae work.
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THROUGH unbclievcr's blood
lea tho zt curoel pA.h 10 ucayfn.


The shocking particulars Of that outrage arous-
cd Indignation, not only In this country but
throughout the civilized world aud the Sultan
found himself coerced to adopt the most prompt
and decisive measures to bring IT, perpetrators
TO punishment. Five Of them were seized, and
were, at the last accounts, awaiting the rctri-
button which their crimes called for.
One of our London correspondents howcver,
comments with much force and truth in letter
which VIC publish elsewhere, on a newspaper
paragraph 10 tho effect that these five wretches
had arrived in Beyrout In custody Of the Score
tary Of the United States Legation. IIis argu.
ment is. that il was the duty Of the authorities
of The country to have executed their own laws
inlpartially and 10 have had these wretchcs
executed on the ground where their crime was
committed, instead Of taking them to distance
end executing them where their persons and
their crime we're alike unknown. He attributes
this movement, and with much plausibility. 70
polite trick on the part Of the Turkish autho.
rites. who would not wish to let il be believed
that holy Mussulman suffered for per
forming such an acceptable act as spilling the
Hood of Giaour or inidel. IL our corrcspon-
dent be correct in bis explanation, we think that
chs mocktry of Justice should not be accepted
az full atonoment for the murder OF an Ameri.
can citizen, and that our government should in
sist upon The fullest PREPARATION for the outrage.
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TIE MASSACRE or AMERICANS IN TrREEY.--
IL will be recollected with what feeling Of
horror the particulars Of the massacre of an
American missionary at Jaia, In the Turkish
dominions, and OF the brutal outragcs committed
on his family, were received in the United
States in the early part Of this year. There was
10 motive TO prompt the barbarity beyond
that ofthat murderous fanaticism which deems
that
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NPalfh Of Daughters,

Mothers, is there anything we can do
to acquire for our daughters good con
stitution? Is there truth in the sentl-
ment sometimes repeated that our sex is
becoming more efeminate? .? Are we as
capable of enduring hardships as our
rrandmothers! Have our daughters as
much stamina of constitution, as much
aptitude as we ourselves possess? These
questions are not interesting to US simply
as individuals. They affect the welfare
OF the win le community; for the ability
or inability of woman to d discharge what
the Almighty has committed to her,
touches the equilibrium Of society and the
hidden springs Of existence.
TenderIy interested as we are for the
health Of cur offspring, let US devote pc
culiar attention to that OF our daughters
Their delicate frames require more care
10 order to become vigorous, and arc il
more danger through the prevalence OF
fashion. Frequent and thorough ablu-
tioHs, a simple and nutritious di2t, wc
should secure for all cur children.
But [ plead for the little girl, that she
may have air and exercise as we'll as her
brother, that she may not be too much
blamed, if, in her earnest play, she hap
pens to tear or soil her apron. plead
that she may not be punished as romp,
if she keenly enjoys those active sports
which city gentlIity prescribes. l plead
that the ambition to make her accomplish
ed, do not chain her to a piano till the
spinal column, which should consolidate
the frame, starts aside like broken reed !;
nor bow her over 8 book till the vital en-
ergy, which opghttop eFvade tire wholesys-
TEN mounts into the brain and kindies
the death fevor-Njs. Sigoarnsy.
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'VNO al persons afflicted with Serrolr ;

tressed, afflicted scid Yirulent or3 a"g a9-
Epidem'c diseases. ''
VVVO all persons afflicted with Sovu.,,
IL es, such as SPERMATORRHTpaI VSIs,h Sgh
NAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE = aSGhG
RHGA, GLEET, SYPHILIS, n. VTy]NOa,
ONANISM, or SELF ABUSE. &c 'Ns q
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION IN IN =;
the awful destruction of human FGa '.yR Y
by Sexual diseases, and t deceptio1n. 'a'@t
tised upon the unfortunate victim. IAr
diseases by Quacks, several years aro \. y. '~a
their Consulting Surgeon, as a CH SprT.'t'',,'
ACT worthy OF their name. to ourn ~ a., III
sary for the treatment of this class Of 5;.'>se,
in al their tor@s and 10 give MEDIrlII' lI'''a w.
VICE GRATIS, to all Who apply br ~ Az
with description of their conj;,;can "'s
occupation, habits OF life. &C. md ~ ast
Of extreme poverty, to FURNISH NpnI,y,....a
FREE OF CHARGE. 1t is needles, ',''@ ~. " y
that the Association commands IN. \. i" "el
Medical skill OF the age, and will furpis5s s.,H y.
most approved modern treatmest -'
The Directors, on a review Of tha ,...
assured chat their labors in this gpbgro :. y"
neyolent effort, have been Of great beras ~. o.,
The afflicted, especially to the Young s~5, ,,', v
have resolved to devote themselves w.S .-'
newcd zeal, to this very important bnt W. ME- Z
dcspised cause. 'a
Just Published by the Association D.
port on Spermatorrhma, OF Seminal Wc,g.'. ".'
the Vice Of Onanism, Masturbation or ~,
Abuse, and other Diseases Of the Scyn,r ~. w.
gans, by the Consulting Surgeon, which MIN MN
be sent by mail, lin sealed enyelope PPrp
OF CHARGE on receipt of TWO STAgGS
for postage.
Address, FOR Report or Treatment n.
GEORGE 4. CALHOUN, Consulting Soro.,. ~
Howard Association, No. South Ninth >rr..,
Philadelphia, Pa.
By order of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, P-s,;4.,,
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Sserstayn ue2i-r
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Every Man s4iB, ,54e %al0ls where
kAe Stands.

"The present is eminently a time"
says the Rev. ALBERT BARNES, "when
the views of every man on the subject Of
slavery should be uttered in unambigu-
Gus tones. * There has never been
a time when the system Of slavery has
been so bold, exacting, arrogant, and dan
gerous to liberty, as at present, when SO
much could be done in favor of the rights
of man by plain utterance ofsentlmentj
when so much guilt would be incurred by
leuce. 1t cannot be right that any one
who holds the system to be evil in its or
igiu, evil IN its bearings on the morals Of
man, evil in its relations to religion, evil
in it's influence on the master and the
slave-on the hodv and the soul-on the
North and the South, evil in its relations
t, time and its relations to eternity.
should so act that it shall be possible 70
misunderstood his opinion in relation tc
il-so act that his oouduct could be ap,
pealed to as implying an apology for tie
system."
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OF all disease; tie great. first cause
Springs from neglect Of Natures laws
: UtEER NOT!
E4cn a. CgEg2 j. gUaranteed
IN ALL STAGES OF
SECRET DISEASES

. Fttll
GrurR. LiaJeteq, D,SsopIy Of tie Ea,an ~
Biaddrr, Nrcpnai Eh1lmafiyn, Scn..
Pains m lLc Bones ogd 4HELs By,qys,,l /.
Luaqs. Throat. Nose qad Efr,. Ilrers ,a.r +.
Boa0 ar Limits, CcacrrS. Iropxv, Eo1.prE|
81. Was Dancn. apd al d.s,as.y aris.aJ .,a
u feypcewelt Of the NeJuH Orsaay
C,r-ru ii, v,~,.o,,, Tr.,n,1fu., : o., ,,v
~ nrv Loss ~ polrcr Crrr,.,I ,I', Wo.... '..-
n-,nnays IT vision vitE ncr,l;,r snor. ar,...
H.. f,ro +l,,. o,.,., a.. of o;,t, "
na-s n,,,,. ,, ~ i,'or D;..',o i Er,.;o,., "',
Ihc fare Pdin IN ,I.c hack and hr,d F.T |
. ,. rnd nd aII r,Ironr % @ i.rb % rcs. ,-'
La.G .oyas u n,att,rs ,ot frcr, nb5, ..r'
,Ec disegsa o.'.o,rat,i however Iong s,arir |
or obstinate tI.a case ,ccor,,,, j. r,rt9j, and
= shorter t;Iec hama ncrmaucpt cure can ), j
fac-ef Inv a9r ofher treatment even after <.
disease has iaffled the skill Of r,pincn, rl,.
clans and resisted all their means Of cure Til
medicinesarG Gpleas"ntWlthoul oaor' causing.
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C0C1ER SPORT ACADEMY,
lS57-5S.
REV. J. UENDRICk. PRINCIPAL.
- - y
ISD %

gyvHE Academic Year IS divided into three
1 sessions of thirteen weeks each
the Winter Term commences, Tuesday,
Dec. -, 1871.
The Spring Term commences, Tuesday,
April 6, 1895.
The Fan Term commences, Tuesday, Aug
p, 1888.
Competent Teachers have been secured for
every branch Of Study.
Glasses will he 50 arranged that students
may enter to advantage at any time.
\ Teachers Glass Will be organized, in which
lue attention will be paid to the studies usually
taught in Commn Schools, and the best meth
Cd Of imparting instruction.
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E2s-A kiss, says All ingenious author Is
IKE creation, because it is made Of moth
in9, aud Is very good.
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KEDXIES
PATENT WATER EEETER.

Il use; has given the highest satitactiou for
many years is scientific in construction. port
able, durable and cheap. 1t renders rain wa
ter perfectly pure and sweet, making cisterns
more economical than wells. ana avoiding the
diseases arising from the hard water of lime
stone regions. Five sizes: retail from So to-
So. Wholesale 10 the trade nj the usual dis
count Can be forwarded safely any distance.
Formerly made by J. f. Cheney 4 Co.: made
now only by JAMES TERRY & co, at the old
stand "f J. E. c. & Co., State Street. Rrches-
ter, \. Y. For descriptive circulars address
LLl0:47-3m.l JAMES TERRY i co
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PIANOS, MEL0DE0NS & MUSIC
THE CASH SYSTEM ADOPTED.
Prices Greatly Reduced,
EiORACE WATERS.
No. 333 BroodocoY, ~ T.,
AGENT FOR THE BEST BOSTON & N. Y.
EnsfFum
VEvHE Largest Assortment of Pianos, Melo-
n deons. Musical Instruments and Musical
Merchandise of all kinds, in the United States.
Pianos from Ten different Manufactures, com
prisinr those Of every variety Of style, from
the plain. neat and substantial % octavssr II
Walnut or Rosewood Cases, from $50 to 5000.
to those of the most elegant finish up to One
Thousand Dollars. No house in the Union
can compete with the above in the number.
variety and celebrity Of its instruments, nor
in the Extremely low prices at which they are
sold.
HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED
PIANOS, with or without Iron Frames, pos
seSsing in their improvements of oVer-slrlngS
and action, a leugth Of scale and compass Of
tone equal to the Grand Piano, united with
the beauty and durability Of structure of the
Square Piano. They are justly pronounced by
tie Press and by the first Musical Masters to
be equal to those Of any other manufactures
They are built Of the best and most thorough
ly seasoned material, and guaranteed to stand
the action Of every climate. Each Instrument
guaranteed to give satitacuon, or purchase
money refunded.
HORACE WATERS MELODEONS.-Su,
peror Instruments in touch and durability ol
L y / ".
lodeons Of all other styles ana makes. Price
$40, $780, S75, 500, Sl25, Sl40-doubl,
Reeds and two banks Of Keys, S2O0-lesS :
liberal discount. CIergymen and Churches
an extra discount.
MARTINS GUITARS
BROWNS S HARPS,
FLUTES,
FLUTINAS,
ACCORDEONS,
VIOLINS,
and Musical Instruments Of ali kinds, at lower
prices than ever before offered TO the public
y large discount to Teachers and Schools.
The trade supplied on the most liberal terms
SECONDHAND PIANOS, at great bar
gains constantly in store,-Price from $50 10
%l4O.
1gdSaG.--One Of the largest and best Sc
lected catalogues Of Music now published,
comprising many of the choice and most pop
ulaE airs Of the day, and viii he sold at one
third oil from the regular prices.
Music sent by mail TO al parts Of the cOun-
try, postpaid. Particular and personal attcn-
ton paid to all orders received by mail. Sat
s!action guaranteed in every instance. Pianos
md Mclodeons for rent and rent allowed or
DuachaSe. Pianos and Nelodcous for sale on
monthly payments. Secondhand Pianos ta-
ken IN exchange for new. General and select
Catalogues and Schedule Of prices forwarded
TO all parts Of the country by mail.
HaSH Great inducements offered TO AGENTS
N All parts Of the country, to sell the Horace
Waters Pianos, NcIodeons, and Catalogue OF
Music. $40
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q A IITIO n

Merchants and Traders will be on their guard and not
imposed upon by Counterfeit of Morses Indian Root
Pills signed A. B. Moore All genuine Indian Root Pills
have the and signature Of a. J. RhIts lE Co.,
each box
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HOWARD ASSOCIATE,
PHILADELPHIA OI

A Beneuole'at Institution, established !.
endoacmsnt for the relief Of the scE ~ " pea
tressed, afflicted acith Valsle1t org 1,'g as'
Epldeaac diseases
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-04

". +. CHlLDS 4 CO.'S,
| Paten. Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT kOOEZ.v'G.
| WE, the unders,snea. are prepared to eon,rac
w and put on 1t the shortest notice, our
Elastic Fire d Water Proof Cement Roo,fno
It being the only article yet inyented that will suo
ccssfuy resist the action OF the atmosphere ever
emste. - perfectly fire and water proof, and 10
point OF durability We believe It ID equal IL not supe-
IIf, 70 any metallic roofing. We put II on over
oao an TAR, iron or shinge roof It making diff
ference how nat or steep the roof may be. This
foonng iswsrrsnted to prove Is above represented.
We VIII put Il on for % 90 per squsre, tlO feet
s9usfeD We VIII apply II upon tin and iron roofs GY
" 10 per square, being, account Of IT. durablty
the Cheapest paint that can be used.
We Invite all who are building, and those who w1sh
their roofs repaired 70 call 1t ONCE opposite the
LeCisirs House. Davenport, Iowa. and exAmiae sam.
pies, and satisfy themselves In regard u the dulab
Ny and precticobhtty Of this roofing.
N. Eve are prepared 70 all orders for our &c.
neet 70 those residing st distance. with printed d.
Guy ana county RigAss for Io.sa s~d kte~asose
Tss sale.
J.BvAN BERGEN L saO.
Q. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
RESERENCEs IN CINCINNATI
Ar Err. Bailey, su1Hh street, between Fourth md
Ar Samuel Ogden, No ~ Fourth street.
Baker and Won Publ, No 62 Fourth street
NJ Oeoree Carlisle. President Of tho Lafayette Bank
DR. John 8 Law. Agent Of Royal Ins. o., IDndoa
and Liverpool.
essrs John shito Co., Dry Goods deslsra ~tb
street
itchell and Rammelsbsrs. Furniture Man.'s ap
dealers 9Th street.
lles Greenwood, Esq.
..r Hinkie.
DAVENPORT
Geo Davenport.
DR. James Hail.
Goats Pstchin, Builders,
EW Wheeler, Architect,
Peck. City Clerk,
Geo II Parker,
CLINE, Painter,
Mr. Paterson, Locust street,
famine, Donelly d Lea, DavenportIYon WORK
Ill Adams.
Hskcs Riggs, jewelers..
ROCK ISLAND.
IS GuycP,
PL M hell, Banks
iona Woods
Lewis.A Weber, Postmaster.
rWIoAGo.
9 Hubbard. aetna Insurance,
q Hooker,
Ira Foots, Builder
Bears, Wood ! Co.. Dsdstssd Maauhcturing 90. No.
line.
J Resnor, Clinton, Iowa.
Henry wisnsr. Wholesale .Orocksry' 6esler' Isve
Oity.
0sv9AAN
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REMOVALS.
X OVAL.
STORE To RENT.

REMOVAL.
STORE To RE.VT.
I'VE HAVE sRCURED THE MAGNIFICENT
W Store Room In METROPOLITAN BLOCK where
We will remove the LIST OF March. We are at great
exp nse In fitting up the same drsirous OF unaA ing II
the most attractive store In Davenport We viii,
keep, at all times the largest and most complete
stock Of
Mems and Boys Clothing
To be found West Of Chicago. We shall also con
tinue tn" manufacture OF Custom Work. Gall and
sc us. We offer our present store for rent ON the
most lbeval terms.
Feb1dn 3. II. PARKS X co.
Fl II M q " L.!
HARDWARE ON COMMISSION.-The tubscri-
IL Der has removed his entire stock OF HARDwARE
to hts new store In Nichols Block, corner u Second
and Brady streets sign Of the BROAD AXE wher-
nc viii keep on hand general assortment Of goods
In his line
RIEN1ERS, BUILE rs,
BLACKSMI7HS, ma CHINLS7S.
TANNERS AND FARMERS
Shelf and Henry HnrdsUnrc
which will be sold by the undersigned =. ten to
twenty-five per cent less than ever before oered In
this market
Country dealers can buy at this store at as low
rates IS ~ st. Louis Chicago. Call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
7oodtf 10 WASnBURN
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GRAY. ................. IN astes
TTVHR FANNY HARRIS ard KATE CAssEI. will run
i regularly between Rock Island, Davenport and
all points above to st. Paul mailing sure connec.
pose the Minnesota Daily Packet Line 70 st. Paul,
eaving Galens st 10 O'Clock, NJ.
Steamer Northern Light, P. Iodwict, Master
Northern Belle. J. Y. Hurd
Golden Era W II Slaughter
Grey Eagle D 8 Harris
Key City, james worGen
War Eagle, ". II. Gilbert
The Fanny Hsrris leaves Rock Island and Daven.
port for Oaiena every Monday, wednesday and Sri.
day At o'clock 4 NJ.
Returning. leaves Galena for Rock Island and Ds-
venprt every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday II
O'Clock n, connecting with the Tishominpo, which
leaves Immediately on the arrival Of the Fanny Har
Yis, Ut o clock NJ.
The Kate Csssel IeAves Rock Island and Davenport
for Dubuque every Tuesday. Thursday sod Saturday
at O'Clock ~
Returning. leaves Dubuque for Rock Tslsnd and
Davenport on n nday. wednesday and Friday st
o'cloek NJ. .onnecting with Keokuk and st. Louis
Packet B. Csmpbrll, which leaves on arrival Of the
Kate Cesse 1t 8 o'block Pm.
These boats will give through tickets TO Ill points
above Ga~na - q Paul. will also receipt for freight
70 oil Of the abIv D. inte and will pay particular At
tention to the delivery OF the same. Passengers and
shg pers rely upon the stricte-t panctualty, -
these boats convey the Nall snd must leave promptly
at the hour TO make their connections.
n. B.-These boats arrive every evening st Fulton
City In tune fOr the Chicago train.
BUk8OWo Z PBBTTY0AN,
J. n. LANGLEY 4 co.,
POWARs & co.,
W.. asOvsNBERY,
Ticket Agent, Davenport. mcA91-df
1858. season arrangement. 1858
-os THE
YAvoayTE. MISSISSIPPI RIVER PAoKsf
&1
E N " q Y
Regular St. Los.is, Keok"k. burlington,
Rock Island, Davenport, Dubuque,
and 81. Paul Packet.
vvSnp Light Draught and well known steamer
RNvOY, y. @. ROE. AGster, 3. =. LOCKE,
Clerk, has commend ed running - Regular Packet
The above and intermedate points, coAtiaaisg 10
shippers may rely upon having their freight han
died With great care and dispatch, and passenger
ere sss.rsA m travelling opoa Tie 1svoS. Of bssas
n p! 1.sashs Or Passage. sss'y On boera:
1858. Sumner Arrangement 1855.
| REGULAR 'xlsslsslPP1 RIVER PACKET
nARx4 IoooK.
| Regular St. Louis, Keoksk, Bsylin9-
ton, Asseatias, Rock Xslaad
Gad Davenport Packet.
- Int droasAt 0ssso9
| NARY 0OOK DALzGkL, lAeaoS,
| VIM esaasaus ssaalag . s1ag1las ossasdav pasneA
l leovlnG 0ovoopess svssy
oA1UDDAY AZ -. r.
D1Dpon 0Av ~ . ~ nasy Oesk lasvtng u
oSoV3 Segu1og1y - e Aovn9 thGS ltsoGAa 1870
- - = $500 - !as~ss~ = sa'a'''
- Jlaoa : t1asa01 Nsv = baas4 = |. ~
DsQeots o1nDevooe.
lqt |':ks4sA
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To Brick Makers.

LNORDaie cheap for ca,h-Si1 Brick MacAiues Gu !
Il plets and To good order. Each macAipe. vsoA
one horse. will make IL 600 Perfect Btick psr day.
All the brick the hudson River are made BY sim.
liar machines. Address
MARvIAN GIBBS,
mch96 'itf hos cola. Chscag
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Rock Island Trespassers
To al whom it may concern.
TAKE .NT7TTCE.

VvvHu UNDERLINED having been appointed b the
L War Department - "Agent Of the Quarter Nat.
eer Department q Rock Island" with full instrue.
aons to adopt al necessary measures for the pro.
stons." Nov, therefore, eli persons whomsosver not
having teosl vtOM are hereby warned and notified
. euN As prsmises, and ahstain from any further
HoopAso.
The Deputy o 8. Marshal for Illinois vin t.ks
at0e o. al wood cut on the ground. and forbid any
pereeo removing the Same until Tie peoper Aomaeoe
can b aaeesesd and PAID.
per o. any kind and notine6 70 aHe}sin fro4 -,
wneseoev3, - lagal stsps Viu . 49,
.. J. Y. 0I.AYnAXuDs
oss1W q. Aesnt Var IA
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rNHB OFFICE heretofore occupied By Nessrs Oook.
i Duion Lindley, opposite Cook 4 ssrrent'e
Bank.
Enquire Of N. KuHHEH, Tobacconist. fDec0eu
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ne second annual meeting Of this truly charitable
BODY held IA Tie lice Of Tie Grant Secretary, 0id
Fei,cvs Ball, on Monday evening-,he President, M
rbcnss 2. Smmers, IN the chair, and Mr. william q
shove, Secretary.
The secretary reported ns, The quarterly rccepss
we're, Tor Ne ausfter erdins July, 1857 Sis .s Oo
bss, 1867 f''4 Is Iabsary, 1888, sss7 sa and April
lsbs, Gtsb a. fo,si o. be5 42--s7 oee ~ vhcs 49,
gproysisfed by the Graoo Lodge. The whole ~ his
,rount hsd h'r sspftded IN charitable purpoeee, ercept
. merely romHai aaoupt for expenses aod w which
tep.p " the hs.of O. 'be fressortr.
TIE rressurrs report Cor The las, quarter embodied
~ the above
TIE Secretary submrtd The following resoIutloo,--
Resolved, Inst lie Finance Cor untee be instructed 70
withdraw ff'm The qusrtsrly receipts (provided The
Grand Loree msoe The ssne appropriation ~ last yesrD
The sum o 800 FOR The purpose o. forming per manent
fUnr.
Mr. n a MORGAN offered amendment h.t twenty
per cent Of The ps laid up from the quarterly re-
fhe Bs1t lree months for the benefit OF the poor
co W. the winter months
On motion o. the DEFUIy Grand ktryR (Nacov) the
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