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THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-

i TON, f r BOSTON srd PROVIDENCE Iul4nd route
tn shor' and nlo.t direct. Cary "a the Esera NAL
The steamer. PLYMOUTH ROCK Cope Joel Stos-. and C.
Vanderbilt Cap. w. II. Free, 10 connection with the
sTOnISGTON ard PROVIDENCE snd BOSTON add PR ON l.
DENCF RAILROADS l.svitg S-w.iork daily Sundays
c.ped Pier No North River FRS. wharf above B.st-y
plscs o'cinck aud ST uir E,on 81 % the
arrival Il The msl train vhicb caves Bo-toa st5:}
The c. VANDERBILT. from NV York No 'dsT "wednesday
and Fsv from S,ouyso Tuesday Thlr,dsy add Saturday
Tbe PLYMOUTH ROCK from Se~ York ruesdsy Thastr
And Sard.y from stoniugJn Monday Wedne.day and
Pssrars socs.d from StnnnsGn rarsi 70 Pov
sud EIpre,s Mai Trsn escsijg said pes 10 ad
By Other md 10 ample time f5r al the 1y
morning North ard East Passengers prefer
g,nsin beard tue rights BgdisgEbed
br-ek.t desired and lesvt St1LinstDn Ia train
Providence with the 1880 trsu for Boston
tssssss accompanies the and tEaa through
each wsy.
- pa-,s-. berth. state freight spply boar the
..susr the GIT Oc, PeI NJ. Nora River,
TIE thce No. 10 Bs,i,ry place.
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EMIGRATION and FOREIGN
u PYCUAsGF OFFICE
Gteamboats ano Railroads.

DEGULAR MAIL LINE for BOSTON aud
IL PROVIDENCE via SrOSINGTON.-HOUR Of LEAV-
INC CHANGED to M On and after TUESDAY. June J..
TIE Steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK and VANDERBILT Of
this line will leave Pier No. Moth River frs; wharf above
Battery place daily ep Sundays q, instead Of p n
Office No. 10 Battery .pl.oe.
TOR BOSTON ard PROVIDENCE via NEW
i PORT and FALL RIyER.-The .pl-ndid ard .1psror
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown -sy-s New York evrry
TUESDAY THURSDAY ssd SATURDAY, = 5 o'eloes 2 u ,
and tie BAY STATE Cspt. Jewert, on MONDAY WEDSES-
DAY ard FRIDAY, st O'clock o.
II, rst.r will be regarded ired TO app
csit uptil the shall hsvr b,en ps;i tor
FREIGHT Boston 10 forwarded through with great dispatch By
a. Expr.ss Freight Train.
WM BORDEN Agent. Nos n and Il west-st
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REMOVAL THE
NETWORK LIFE INSURANCE Co.
H., R,.ovEp from No 100 Broadway To the MAkBLE BUILD
nc t.c.u,ly plrcha.ed by them and known
NOS. Il2 AND ia Il ROADWAY.
ACCUMULATED ASSETS, SI,JOO,O0O.
LIFE INSURANCE Effected aud ANNuIrIE5 aud En-
DOWNESrS negotiated MEDICAL EXAMINER in stsnd-
saee =: IN. Office from sto,
MORRIS FRANKLIN. President
PLINY FREEMAN Ac'usIy.
TUE FIREMENs FUND INSURANCE COM
P.NY Ofice No. 10 Broadway. Organized on the pan
0. paving Tue prof.. above pr eent 70 the "ido~'
n b GRAHAM President
Ur,sy BEFcKslN SECRETARY
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Uater Gure.

nR. T.. J. LOWENTHAL's WATER CUBE ana
~ GYss ,SIUs-BeFcn aish;. NswJsr.-y 10 n'ss'~
hoc siihel tie Habchs0 q sesss CITY fruy By scxaiS
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Trtmcrks.

EIREwoRKsAa genera a; 81 Of i, Plan al.
= BADEAU, LOCKWOOD Co,
No. ~ Wssbiortone
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Groceries, prcpisions, ST.

O6O -TEAs-TEAs, GROCERIES DO
t5.pT,RfrC -GRylT REDUCTION IL PRfCES.-It j. uov
s-r-t,;i, 9. ac,d-i thst b- GREAT CANTON TEA WARE
HOUSE th che,P,r Casa Store !; th- City Of s-r fos
-b.- H. en,.., ia. 10. hnest 0~errs srd "a. s'ssss
No, n g - ron sv,ys nsrt Co1rsy hecs,-tA
uvss Famis .ni toe Pgb.c u s-arI saocc -on' is-if
90 ;,,.r-. ara bry their rood. where shsr
$1,000, ara hr,f THOMAS K AOSEW,
Iu,cr-e. Wnsiesa~ ,cd Reta- De.sr n
Choac, Tsls fne Groceres IL,
NO $50 GRyENwICH-ST.. cor. Murray 81. Se~-fo't
CROCERIES.-CLoice family Flour. - 90,
" IS So White aod su1a. 6Oe crcp Green AZ
B.cS Tea AZ ~ Orange County Buttr = Sos
S5s and ID GresEs Inst fO"Lbh hNltftN
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UOUsR and TWO LOTS for sALE-ln tbs
yl.r- Of Hsv.ptrs~ TIE hosss nunns, 80 Co.,
-. " ), 100 ssoh, i,os'ed north ed OF tse CAh
u fJn,cb With b1 mnus wss q he s'esmesst tsn
"a. wbole vii Be 10 for s7oo os,h or ir SO WIZ
81 81 - tI,e. IN two y.srs Apply the pfsni'es ~ 81
drpss 'N'iA' 'No -
On TO 100 LOTS for SALE, at Far Rocks
on w.y L I-Appy u SAMUEL T. b. NORTON or 70
RICHARD LINES No. 50 Rosss pot s,ld before nc ID
.y v b. offered suction the farm al O'Clock p On
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GUNNER Retreats.
ISLAND HOUSE,

ISLAND HOUSE,
II BELLOWS FALLS, VI.
Tis vore will opsned for the
the The II situated Of the ples.nest
and romantic potts Connecticut River p's.esnf
6pe view Of the f.s Connecticut Valley, and the besu2fI
soepey around the most direct Raroa1 route
from NswYork Boston 10 the White Mountains Sat,osa
and Clarendon Springs sns arriving daily nom each drso-
hor
C. r WHITE Proprietor.
Bellows Esls Hsy 49, ls&
IN ATOURETTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT,
- j. VII Be opsn for The reception Of on Nay
Il st. BROWN.
GUNNER BOARD on STATEN ISLAND.-A
~ party be p>assnty ascOmmo-
dated private family without children. the Ferry fy
min from wsllst inquire at McKEE'S News Store No.
e. Essssu.st Sun Building.
"ANTED-COUNTRY BOARD for two Chill
w drtn II snd Is yes Of where they would receive
e comforts Of DO me in respectable quiet family there
must good school, and be under the supervision Of
tbcss they board with Address stating terms w T., Tnb'
pre Office
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g,syo. Drapss An,stsn~-s
Dr. SIMEON DRAPER, Office No 20 rise-H.
ID Of q wTi.n-Re<aiS Ag'tson $50 Il '1s as =
LI bS.s EVERY DAY sVso ard b ne' e'-Sa' ''' VIA
Prvsi- So
sALy This DAY (. 10. o%,c-s 81 Cstsi'cs
WAN - SACRAMENTO COUNii
w COURTHOUSE Aso JAIL bOnDS - a
ALBERT II rIC0LAY. No tsrosiF-
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oil PAINTINGS in rich GOLD LEAF frames
" AUCTION- finest collection Of sgcient an motern
OIL PAINTINGS oferedin this city, will bs sold al pnbhc
auction whou. reserve the spacious ssesroou, No 8
Broadway Opposite Stewt removed or convenience OF sale
On FRIDAY June Of 10 O'Clock In this ,bl- coec-
ton will be outd mAgnifceu l.ndsc,oe BY Otto Sommes
valued $50 ditto BY Hsxct very fac up.rb tupiee
by Roes. copy OF Coles voy Of Life The z Of the
origin and valued $50; superb py Of R,phars M,don:
the Immscu.- Conception = The Gqsrdsn ANGEL N.
ii,y Chris. Old p,ntinO p2ltr.ir o. Washing, N
Also collection Of beautiful Summer and Winter Scenes
mostly sien the spot in eonotry aud easily reog
nzed BY 10 travel p fac Figure AID Cste
Pieces Sunsets Moor lights Historical aud SchPnia Pieces
and other and valuable subjects TO mention IN
advertisement. ~
Cs'ogue. will be ready and the Paintings exhibition OF
THURSDAY MORNING previous 10 the sale
JOHN LENISON. Auctioneer.
Ssleuoom No zl Broadway.
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-O,

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHILA-
~ DELPHiA and the SOUTH and WEST, vis JERSEY
CIrY-Ma and Ex line. leave New York st and II -
and and SIS. Through Tickets sod for CacinnsA
sud the West, ADD for Bstinorr Washington, Norfolk H.
and rcu.h ch.cs.d Wa,hiogon IN add
J. w. WOODRUFF, Assistant np-rnts,drnI
bssase will b. received for trsin unless delivered and
advance Of the time Of ssvnG
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XCURs ION.-NEW-YORK AND ELIZA.

III ION.-NT IVhh AVN
IL bE1HPoRr BY STEAMBOAT daily, Sundays exc-p,se
Do I'D after MONDAY. Nav - asa he Central Railroad a
Nv J.rssv viii sell EXCU RSION TiCkE Is stg-en Ne~
Yort E1ab-tnTort Elizabeth The Red Jacket
WyotIin1 Nil kgl viii leave PR No. North River
Daily, Is follows:
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Goal.

Og,tcy OF THg CvNsrRLAND Coal Asp lsoS CoNP,SY.
Gomez ~ Rrosiwsy sod Wa St, ;
NtS-YoRx Apn =. 1852.
THE CUMBERLAND COAL and IRON
j COMPANY pow prepared 20 eo1trsct ior tna a.. ~
their w.IlInosn snd approved qualities OF CUMBERLAND
COAL ~ BE- hirp-d in tse e'st ots, from the C"npany'
d-uat. =, A, x-ndIis. Va, and B.tip ore, Nd.
The Compauy when required will charter yeses a. lo~esi
fieisbt without chsrg-. A. MEH iFFEY, Pr-.iirn.
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Professional NotneS.
miscellaneous.

60 WISH knew what Ais me, aud what
i would Ours mr. ?" Why | can tel you; yonr y hos
(. fan alntioe hlocs aud b>d mntsr yolr bod
purifying sud boy SO ceut bottl- ( LANGLEY ;
SPRING ROOT aud HLRB BiTTERS snd IT, snd b. Sc
.ur.d l. IL hurt you doc. good In ihr~e days
rp vii find your frosb- 81 zone tbs &c. bottle worth ss
70 Won Sold By dTusgsts everywhere.
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" AEawIs. AIcrorr-r. -
RY BANGS, BROTHER Co.-Trade' Sale
- RoJns No IS P.rf row. -
WEDNESDAY. THU RSOAY and FRlDAi

d
June g 10 ant IL
CORNER ci.. each isJ ~ n 'Cloek a m
vkRY RARE AND CHOICE OIL PAIsTlSGS-Conp1i'
in. VIC. (. II rae uer. a.ry of vrrtsbe pria
ton, The eitnsui,hed MA,sr sn5 al Of sem sortaI
TIE COLLECTION also includes isite aUDEhS
PICTURES Tae pictures r--osed fran tn burning
palaces Rome Fepa siege 1912 aud zero p
eha and sut this Immediately thereair by ssyeer
Of great ard .s<ni ri yi.s 10 their exn, ION tas
C sts Psll bu. rcaGstsCoes ibt-rveoed saica
TIE arva uIr recently and c1n.eqanty theJ navs
ern.red unopened nh uu the pfe-sn' time ~h-n
Ia. Cesar. s-l hem 10 thL manner without aay
Many Of than religions pictures h,vss served r 'um2
v-l for toe rtied Pms D-u OF orr
dsy,tse The eon.ion which r-snd IL the Rpm,n
Church and sa;- the pod referred socans of "a -
ber u v-oerson having found insr wsy 10 New
York
Relying upon ID. ohio merit. of the Paintings t ns'es
bet lite ben done in tbs wsy Of preparing then Ir ts
sale.
Catalogues ~siy, and may be bad ., Application
tbe salesrrsnns
AT PRIVATE sALE-A gre.t quantity Of sbsvinL
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A UCTION SALE Of HOUSEHOLD fUhNi,
n 1TrRy rus naY I,,eSsIfl oSe'cck ~ ts- Een,'el
FURNITURE cont, ed IL too is-f- Ia .,ins " !"
2sh e.. h.nds Capt. b. ~,l., B'ts snir'~' pci
.t..Ss Ct,i-. =. knd ots Cox SOFA. Wsrof' - %
Coit. ss.t,. vp~, T,sl-, Pa - Co. Oe.ry 81
&c ool LOshit' t---t---tt-
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paiuts, Oils, GLASS, Gf.

DAINTS and OILS, CHEAP for CASH.-The
Grafton P.ir, IL pound ADD the oe'e6fsi.d kt tqa
49, on a: 81 psr gallon make Eefy ch-sr sna dafA9e
paint, Whit Li from e. PEI pend Aad al othes Al
S"' y l. BRADLEY No lt3 Maiden lsoe
FRENCH WINDOW GLASS. -Great induce
~, 10 csb b,,,r, Low priced large GLASS for store
z p DICKIE, No. IA Chaneersst.
mar Hudson River Railroad Dep'st
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DANIEL g. HoUGH Agetoneer.
TVIGHIY IMPORTANT AUCTION NOTICE.

II
LARGE SALE sl the elsga1t Row I'D, S,:ing loi
Ost spd Mshossny FURNITURE, ORNAMENTS CAkpsts
OICIOTHS kr conisioed in the large Ave- residence"
No IS Clinton place To MORROW Friday. Jane g. {. loi
N precisely. The following s psr,i. de-nP.i OF the goods
fsin,d 10 the Bou-e viz:
In the B.sEstST OF o,k Dining Room Furniture
complete osher with ell the Kitchen Utensi' snt e-f.s
Cbins Dinner and Tee Sets Ivory Cutlery Silver ware 0H
Gsss. &c belonging 20 the family.
the P velvet Carpet. aud Rugs and three rnse
wood Pslor Center sod eide Tables Corner snd w 81
EAser. Lace Window D .p"ry Picr Ol.s.e' Chin. vases
BruI Figures Clocks Ornaments Paintings EuSavilss La
Tsbe Easy ca Bookea-~ Gas FIX
rosewood 7oc;ave Piano. Stool snd Cover &c.
ID. fine assortment OF carved rosew od and
mahogany Bedead Bureaus Stands Couches Ch,irs Carpets
b. doing and ice variety desirable gods numerous -
mentop sit Will be required Of al purchasers
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AUCTION NOIICE.-The great .ale 81 auc'
n ton Of PEA MANTLE sni Oval 1900 ~ =,
sr'b,r win sperdd Assortment OF Ol rA4S iiN"1,
cor tIusd THls DAy. Jane s. - NJ leg Fui'on .. T..
u. ociock Sale positive, without reserve 70 CO.'S 'ae
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Tor SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-The Ameri-
Atlantic Screw Steamship Companys aud hrstclss
ship HUNTSVILLE J. A. Pcs commander viii lesve
Pier No. IL N R., SATURDAY, June at O'Clock p. m,
pr. csy Passage, with passed accommodations ss
Freight reduced until further notice TO cents o Incur
onehslf per cent, effected Al ofic. Apply 20
r. B. CROMWELL Co,
No 20 W-st.st.. Albany.
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EUk SAVANNAH aud FLUhiDA-U. >. MAtL
J. LISE--The fayorte steamship AUGUSTA. Capt W,oi
hull. vii leave SATJ RDAY. June ) st O'Clock p m
from Pier No North River Cabin P.ssge to Ssv.nnsl, so
Bls II LadiDa signed ons board. For frgot Pa,sse
apply 10 SAMUEL AITCHILL son, No. is BoosdwsJ.
for Foss nee. 81 Savanosh leaving Noa
day, "Wednesday and Friday The FLOR DA, Cap. Isaac
CrnNe will .ncc. - and lssye on SATLROAY. june =
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CLtVELAND AID TOLED0 KLLhoAD LohfASFI
BEcRErARY's OFFICE CLEvEL,SD o., Msy 2 1888.
TINE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF
Il this Company. Er the ELF CTION Of NINE Dixie TUE
f The .p.Ds y,s and The tran ,scon of other spopae bad
ness viii b. hed Office Of the Coupa.y In e CITY o.
Cleveland. State Of OhO on WEDNESDAY, me lo'a asJ
June
The polls viii be opened a. O'Clock and coss 1t
O'Clock m The Transfer Bo3ks vii BE- closed the 81 2
noon Of SATURDAY June and r7opened the morning Of
THURSDAY, June II. BY order fthe Bcsrd
HISRY G. LUCE, Secretary.
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financial.

DIvIDEND.-The Board Of Directors OF INC
~ HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY hs.- 9eS'sei =
DIVIDEND Of YiFTEEE PER CENT up'n the Csk n.
psy.bs and sf.er Mond.y tn Tn day a J1D.:
Iort. Nay q, lt2 HENRY A. OAkLhI, ,-l1Nl-
hIVlDEND.-OFFICEO OF THE NORTH AhEM-
- cax FIRE IssUsAscE CosFaSY No "siLsII ~
YosE June sss-rhs Board Il Dir-c.os q tn Com2aI
b..- this 6ecsr-3 Arnus Div t>-t 81 -sh Pr oe
r. w BLEECkEa, 5eersHJ
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h. 2 Port. L.,vs Z. 20. Arrive Y Yotl


Port Tickets good oly tie dsy soi Fs 70
excursion b-tzeen N1 Tor1 AID tDabs.np n 81
setveea ke~ fok ed f.ir.h.th q cert
John Stems, Sgpsr.rssnSeat
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OyYIcr OF THE NoRwIcH MIMIC COMPANY
No 81 WsI.st New York, May D, 1873
MEETING Of the Board of Directors OF
~ this Company. held thi, day, it wal
VOTED That Of % b levied on ese nsre OF
the stock Norwich Mining Company payable - the Tree
surer At this Office, on THURSDAY June 10, 1852
NATHANIEL HAYDEN.
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i MAKE at GREAT BARGAINS second hand PIANOS
n the following extremely low prices: S25, SIS 500 SlO
Sis sl25 slF Sl50 and 5lsh Pianos and Mo Icons to
rent allowed purchase; for monthly
nicola Pspos tuned repaired poshed moved boxed, Ks
HORACE WATERS, As ,nt No. SS Broadway
"The Horace Wa,ers Pianos known among the very
best enabled spsk " these instruments with conf
nil ousNtv IN Y Evangelist
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SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
pROSpECTTrS ~ ~ p3tsa


VOLUME FOURTEEN BsGINs sEPrExRRR II, 1S5s ]
NNECHANICS, INVENTORS, MANUFACTURERS
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upon New Volume ON the 18th of September 1t is
the only weekly publication Of The kind issued In
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suppose from its title dry, abstruse work techni
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II the Mechanic Artixan wishes to know the best
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tH- Letters should be directed to 4s'
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~ Messrs. MUM & Co. are extensively engaged
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city Of their improvements. Aug ~ '5s-4w.
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a PREDICTION OF Sc1ENcE.-A let
ter written by Prof Morse to Hon.
Jno. G. Spencer, dated Aug. 10, 1s4s
while the latter was Secretary of the
U. S. Treasury, and before any tele-
graphic line was actually at work in
this country, contains the following re-
markable prediction
"The practical inference from this
law is, that telegraphic communica.
ton on the electromagnetic plan may,
with certainty, be established across
the Atlantic ocean |! Startling as this
may now seem, I am confident the
time will come when this project will
be realized"
Fifteen years,t month, realizes the
prediction.
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COL. 8. r. CURTIS,

COL. 8. r. CURTIS,
Our present Representative In Congress, and othe,
distinguished Republican speakers, viii address the
people OF the Frs Congressional District at the fol
lowing times and places, to-wit: m Hl.
Sidney, Monday, Aug. 80 at 2 p. m.
Ci.rinds, Tuesday Amg. 81: is P M
Quincy, Wednesday. Sept !, at Bpm.
Atom, Thursday, Sept 2, at2 pm.
winterset, Friday, Sept 8, at pm. ft
Indiancla, Saturday, Sept. 4, at ppm. M 49,.
Oceola, Monday, Sept. 8, at2p m.
Decatur 9ss.' cay Tuesday Sept At y p - m.
Charlton, Wednesday, Sept. s, at sp. m M = enl
cuydon. Thursday, Sept q at pm iutoI
Centerville, Friday, Sept TO- At p m.
BsocmAeld. Saturday, sert =, ats p M 2i' l2af
Iisi., Monday, Sep. Is. !. 3 3. ai''fT
s.;'. Tuesday Sept 4. a. p, m; 2ttf +
s ss''s Wednesday Sep. Is, :. =. F. E. M
aMenfeauma, Thursdsy. Sept is, At ID. m. aaqr
sisou..sy. Friday, Sept = . :. 2 p. M rndt
ossunvs; Saturday, Sept. IS stsp;m. 1st
Isirneld, Monday, sept. 90, at ~. m. ,,6
m M:s;se, Tuesday Sept q e. s e Dm
Srsx1Sia.y J Wednesday. Sept g ss ,sap n
Columns y Sisv: s.r. "a a. Pm.
NJ. Pleasant, SATURDAY.. Sept. 25, at Jpn.
Salem, Monday, Sept. -, at 3 p. m.
r. Madison. Tuesday. Sept g. at7p M
Denismpcrt. THURSDAY, sept SO, at sp m. l
Beaspssse, s.tura.y , Oct ocs. !, ats pm.
me Republicans at each poi:,t above named are
requested 10 make the proper arrangements and cir
culate notice Of meetings. Republicans, RALLY from
town and country.
BY order ofthe
3'i!. CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.
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SO couNry AND SrArE FAIRs.-The time FOR
DE County and State Fairs is approaching,
and though the times are hard, It is to be hop
q that those important meetings will be Fell
attended. The Fair In this county will be
held on the esd, 24th, and 18th Of September,
Tue State Fair on the 2sth, 29-h, and 80 h Of
September end the 1st Or october. The later
i quite near ~ this yrar, u Oskaioosa. and
thsss win BE- . &us opportunity for everybody
In this part Of the State to attend. We ses
that the citizens Of OskaIoosa are making ex-
tsnsive separations to accommodate the null
titpds expected e be present, and fixing up III.
Fair grounds In the best manner. We notice
suggestion which seems to US 10 be a GOOD
one, thst visitors 70 prepared to camp out,--
By doing this we doubt not both economy and
semfort will BE- somotsd.
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The JUDoEsHIp.-We understand that our
feilow-citixsn, 8. w. SUMMERS, who was
nominated BY the Bloomfield Convention on
Che lfth, as candidate for District Judge, has
decided not to be a candidate, and has formal
" notified the Central Committee, OF which
Judge Edwards, OF Charlton, is Chairman, of
the fact. The reasons which have influenced
M. Summers In cunning to this determination
win doubtless be made known to the public by
the committee through the press Of the Dis
trict. They will be found, we have no ques-
.tion. such Is will command the acquiescence
of his friends and the patty, whatever re.
grst may be felt that he has deemed it to be his
4daty to refuse the use Of his name. II isknown
tosv .ry one, we presume, that there isa very
large democratic majority in the District, too
lareeto be easily overcome by Republican.
What action the committee will take in the
premises, we will not undertake to say. We
learn rom card in Wards Own, and from
other sources, That Hon. John 8. Townsend, al
Abba, Is ia the Geld as an.ind4pendent candi-
edate for Judge. IF the committee do not bring
Oat candidate, the race win be between
Judges Hendershott and Townsend. We shall
know more about this matter by next week,
W presume. e'
- Since the above was in type W. have re.
eeived aletter from Judge Edwards, Of date
{ he s4th, stating that he was in receipt OF q
letter From Mr.. Summers declining the nom
ination, and directing us SO to annoinc. through
The Courier. g $3.50
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q We see il stated somewhere that /

: q We see II stated somewhere that Le-
compton i not dead but only sIeepeth, that the
people Of Kansas have not rejected that con-
stitution. but the land grant only, that Lccomp-
ton proper il still before Congress, and that
Mr.. Bnchan m must trot it through yet or take
the consequences. II this is SO, and it is by
~ means improbable, ii 10 matter OF vast i'm
postante to know where our candidates for
Ceasrsss ara. In this contingency would Mr..
Trimble vote for Lecompton or against it p
No dodging-4a talk fright out.
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The opening Of the Burlington and Missou-
ri River Railroad to Fairielsd will be celebra-
ted at that plsce, Wednesday, Sept. 1st, next.
All citizens Of Jefferson, Dss Moinss, Henry
and Wapello are invited 10 participate.
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llEPUBI.ICAN STATE TICKET.
Election, October 18th, 1851
For Congress,
~ SAMUEL II. CURTIS.
atss3F'3&. ~ For Secretary, ta+2E5g so
ELIJAH SELLS,
or Muscatine County.
For Auditor.
1919 JONATHAN w. CATTELL,
OF Cedar County.
Fer Treasurer,
JOHN WESLEY JONES,
Of Hardin County.
For Register Of State Land OfHce
AMOS d. MILLER,
OF Cerro Gordo County.
For Attorney General,
SAMUEL A. RICE,
Of Mahaska County. ls
For Commissioner Of Desmoines River Improvement,
A'y-i WILLIAM c. DRAKE,
4. u.s. OF Wayne County.
tgfa t For District Judge,
c q W. SUMMERS,
CT Wapello County.
For District Prosecutor,
sc. McACHRAN,
~l'T @ or Davis County.
For Board Of Education,
$50 ftf5t Ut. PLACE, stff pai-t
- OF Appanoose County
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We call attention to tine list of Col. Curtis
in aaofhsr place y It. will b
seen that be b. 70 b. hsrsi On fths 18th. W.
must give him rousine meeting.
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~ On the 23i inst Mayor T.emah, Of
New York city, received dispatch from the
Alsyoe of london, and was answered the 3 me
day. There i to be an international Oceanic
Telegraph celebration on the LIST day Of Sep
tsmber, on which secession Oitamwa, heing the
esptrs At creation, win Be expected to spread