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To j. G. Trimbe and A. v. Irimbls his wife,
/ Chancellor Logan, William Martin and Betsey

To j. G. TrimbIe and A. v. Irimbe his wife
Chancellor Logan, William Martin and Betsey
Martin:
VUU and each Of you are hereby notified that
there is now on flo in the Office Of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, 1t Fort
Madison, petition in chancery Of Ola cit Il Dixon
Executors u the last win aud testament Of acob
Halsted, late III keokuk, Lee county, Iowa, de-
ceased claiming against you the said c. Trimbie
decree for the payment Of the principal and in
terest now due On four r-c:s..ssS-y ssss executed
by you to them 25th Novenber, 1886, for $500
&6ta, $3.50 and $500 respectively, ard due in one
two, three aud four years from oate, and oh bear
ing ten per cent. interest per annum PAYABLE
semi-annnaliy; aud claiming against all Of you
the foreclosure OF mortgage executed by said J !.
G. TrimbIe to said Clagctt Dixon, Executors,
of the above DESERT ed notes and conveying Lot
No. IL in Block No. l37, in tho city Of Keokuk,
Ice county, Iowa, and aiso asking sale Of said
premises ind for other relief.
Now. therefore, unless you appear and answer
said petition or bcf re the second day Of the
next term Of said District Court Of Lee County, to
sit at Fort Madison ON the third Monday in May
next, (lo69), decree will be rendered against you
In sccordance with the prayer Of said petition.
And you are further notified that ct said term of
Court Al application will be made by said Clagstt
Dixon, hxecutors, Tor the appointment by the
Court OF receiver 70 collect and take charge Of
the rents and profits of said mortgaged premises,
70 pay the taxes and assessmenu thereon and ID
have the and charge OF the same until the de-
termination of this suit and 10 perform such other
daties in relation thereto ~ may be required Of
him BY tho Court.
GRO 9. DIXON SON,
Atty . for Plaintiffs.
Keokuk, March 81, ls5o-dlm
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Fins watch RepAiring.

The subscriber being obliged to make change
n the WATcn RErAIRMs DErARrnnnr, has ~
eured the services Of competent workman--ons
who understands his business thoroughly. area.
care will be taken with oil work entrusted to my
care, and the work warranted 70 give satisfaction
1As Repairing Of Clocks, JtDeiry, &C., also the
manufacturing Of goods Of every description, shall
receive my personal attention, and warranted.
p. S.-Work Of al kinds not giving perfect sat-
fJaction, will DO promptly adjusted by calling on
the subscriber, at No. Estes House
March l9-dkw2w SAM'L q. BRIDGES.
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Manufactures on large scale are daily adding
to the prs-sminsnce Chicago has attained - the
great commercial centfs OF the Northwest
Ansnsst the many, We may select for N example
the manufacture Of bags, y bsing more intimate
u connected with the grain trade Of which Chica-
70 10 the greatest primary market in the world
Bat three years since mfilsn, Aour, grain, SALT
and other dealers, depended entirely upon the East
for thsir supply Of bags. Now one factory alone,
that Of Mr.. Simeon Farwell, ~, ~ and 10 wabash
avenue, Is making, branding and shipping 1900
bags per day, with capabihty Of manufacturing
I've times that amount. This mammoth estab
lishmsnt, the largest Of any with but one excep-
tion in the United States in the worid, employs
- men, women and boys, runs sswing machines
md I ~ Under presses, the motive power being
steam engine Of IL horse power. Three years
since beg factory In Chicago Was but m expert
ment sov to every man In the West, using such
m article, ~Farwcll's Chicago Steam Bag Factory"
hes become household word, and 10 Chicago an
ssinstitution" Of which she may we'll b proud,
showing amongst many other evidences, the real
solid progress she is daily making. Our country
readers when In town, should call on Mr.. Farwel,
Who viii take pleasure in showing them over his
Observation-Disclosures Chicago Commercial Ex-
press.
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TWO Edward X. Hart, samuel Robb, p. G. Wright
) ANA Rosenl N. T. Wright his wife, Samuel
Wolf, Anael Phillips and Rli.absth Phillip. bis
wife, Richi 81 G. W sirick and Mary 3. Wsiriok his
wife, 6ilaA Hsaight and Julia A. Heaight his
wife, j. BreAtgaYdncr ard Anna BrentgaIdner his
vie, raos. = irln, Jss. II. bruce, !. h. CARTS,
Geo. r.. BarbSF, Winthrop DeWoH, D. L. Walls
worth, Jones Wheeler, "A. H;he, John X. Allen,
John McDougall, and Jesse Ruddick You and
each OF you are hereby notified that there is nov
on Ale In the once az the Clerk IL the District
Court n Leo County, lows, It Fort Madison, pc
tttion n chancsry Of John Harris claiming against
Won tho said Edward X. HartA decree for the nay
meat Of promissory note executed by said Hart
20 aid Harris for onrthousand dollars and ten Der
cent interest, dated 18th July. 1855. and payable
two years after dstc and also claiming against all
Of you the foreclosure Of mortgage given by
eaid Hart 10 said Harris TO secure the payment Of
the above note, and other notes therein described
dated 25th July, 1860, and conveying the north.
vest quarter OF the north east quarter Of section
No. fourteen (l4) In township 65 north, range s
west Ia Leo county, Iowa, ia which premises or
part thereof you and each OF you ars said to have
Or claim some interest.
Nov, therefore, unless you appear and answer
said petition on or before the second day OF the
next term Of said District Court Of Lee County TO
lett Ct Fort Aadison On the third Mouday IN Nav
naxt (l86o), d4c1se will - rendsFsd against you
n accordance with the prayer u said petition.
010. 9. DIXON 4 SON.
Atty'sfor PlAintih
Ksoknk, Aarsh 1, ls5a--neAsid1a
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$40. 9. AHDRHsoN. ALxxAxDKR BAHcLAY
TEsTABLTSHED IN fs4e.l

0Ro. 9. ANDERSON. ALEXANDER DAncLAY
[EsTABLISHEDI IN fs4s.l
BANKING HOUSE or
q + . ~ q q. n N ID II r Q & q ..
7 HAVE this day admitted ~ > partner In The
) Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, lwho has
been my teller for the last six yeArs). The bust
ness, hereafter, will be conducted under the hrm
and style Of
GEO. q. ANDERSON Il 90.
Being one Of the oldest Banking Houses (if not
the ohest) in Iowa, the new firm solcits . contin-
lance Of former patronage 80 literally extended to
the senior partner.
They win make collections and remit, less Ex-
shsnge, on the day OF payment, free of charge.
Their references are ~ formerly by senior part
Asr wis
RxYRRKscxs
Park Bank, Y.
Ninslow, Lanier Co, Bankers, X.
Edward W. Clark Co., Philsd elphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Clspp, Fuller Browne, Bankers Boston,
Marine Bank, Chicago.
Hoffman 4 0elpoks, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh
Kramer Rahm, Bankers,
Gilmore ! Brothsrton /" Cincinnati.
A. ID. Hunt 4 Co., louisville.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Keokuk, Jan. j IS. GEO. G. ANDERSON
ian5d
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TIN How or mir. Anderson says he
took away that child because he wanted to
get it in permanent place, and he did not
understand that Mrs. Waity would keep it
permanently.
Tho child was returned to Mrs. Waity on
tho evening Of the Same day 1t was taken
away, and a. it had been evidently dossd with
paregoris to keep it quiet, Mrs. Waity and
one Of her neighbors had hard night Of IL
in saving the child from going to very per-
msnsns place.
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cRAAps.-The most efficient remedy for cramps
In the stomach, Cholera Morbus, or any other
stomach arrangement 10 the free Of DR.. J. Hos
letters Stomach Bittera. The coming season gen.
erally bringz it, periodical diseasss, all Of which
can be avoided BY . timely use Of these Bitters.
Therefore, every family should b. supplied with
them in time. Ar family medicine they have no
equal. Their medical virtues have been tested by
physicians, and adopted in their practice when
ever tonic is required.
P. GIBBONS, Agent,
mchzsdAw Main-st, bet. Sixth and Seventh.
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q. r. GIFEORD,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Third.st hat Main and Ynhr.au

.Third-st.. bet. Main and Johnson,
hnOh hs
/ have received new assortment OF those fne
Perry Watches. For Railroad Timskeepers they
are unsurpassed. Call and examine the best w atch
ever offered in this market. A general assortment
Of fine Gold Jewery and Coin Silver Ware. En-
craving done on goods SOLD without charge.
gPECTACLEs.
To those in want Of Spects-S9
cles, would say, come whore you can have . pair
selected that win suit your eyes, and OF the kind
of Glasses that are mechanically adapted 70 suit
every condition Of sight. This 10 no Gness
Work.
My personal attention will be given to the Re-
pairing Of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Ac., which
will be warranted to give satisfaetion. Every
description Of Goods in my line made TO order
Engraving done at Short Notice.
dse4d4w
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sale NJ Auction this Morning.
KENDALL, HOWE CO. will sell Furniture,
Crocksry, Glass ware, and lot of Baggage, to pay
charges, this Friday morning. at ~ o'cioek.
ALSO, their closing sale will come of on SatuT-
day norning 1t 10 O'Clock.
Apr1dIt
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Q = n AT Clio I n g A l. 4 /.
ny KcMAall. Howe = CO.


Wswili sell on saturday, April ID, 1t 10 o'clock
O. M, the balance Of all consigsments to close up
business. Our stock consists In part of 80 dozen
r,sor strops, dozen rasors, $4,000 Crowley's
needles, $4,000 percussion csps, gross paste
blAcking, lot Of portmoniss, hair and clothes
hrushss, pocket knives, fancy hoxes, and general
assortment Of Fancy Goods and Jewelry
Also, II dos. cloth caps, dos. Kossuth hats, 7
dos Canton hats, lot Of carpet sacks, chairs, Ia
blss, sesnters, stoves and pipe, 10 boxes English
cusrants, and great variety Of other articles.
Also, to pay charges, good turning lathe, 2cat-
ting machines and boxes and PACKAGE, al Of
which will be sold without limit, - We are about
70 discontinue and close up our present business.
KENDALL, HOWE i 90.
March 81, '50-dtd
49, journal please copy.l
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AEUAO .-.......lUW a.
mch24dkw2m
TO william Murphy and Newton Mcdonald:
VOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
i there 10 now on file In the ofhcs Of the Clerk
OK the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa. 1t Fort
Madison, petition in chsncsry Of John MAXWELL
claiming against you the said Murphy decree for
the syment Of three notes given by you, one to
the order of said MAXWELL and two 70 the order Of
s.. Campbell, for 1888 50, $203 90 and $500 90,
respectively, and ton per cent. interest and also
claiming against both Of you the foreclosure Of :
mortgage from said Murphy TO said MAXWELL to
secure sAid notes, or notes in renewal OF which
said notes given upon the ends By 70 feet
Of Lots IL and II in Block lSs, In the city Of Keo-
knk, Lee county, Iowa, and asking sale Of said
premises and for other relief.
Nov, therefore, unless you appear and answer
said petition on Or before the second day Of the
next term Of said District Court Of Lee County to
sit at Fort Madison on the third Monday in May
next, tlS69), decree will be rendered against you
in accordance With the prayer Of said petition.
GEO. q. DIXON SON,
March 81, lSJgdlm Pitts Solicitors.
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TTy0 James N Reid, Hugh T. Reid, Samuel
Holmes, Henning Woodruff, William s.
McGavic, Frederick 4. Fox, Edward A. Fox, g.
James Fox, Thomas Dunlap, James Lloyd. P. A..
Urmston, H. v. Miller, Eleanor 0tley, James w.
Otley, Thomas J. Elliott, Cathayine L. Embich,
Charles Fl Beaslcy, Sarah r. Johnston, o. H. Cox,
William 8. Walker, A. 7. Mailing. and NJ. Alex
andsr: You and eaeh Of you are hereby notified
that there 10 now file in the Office Of the Clerk
Of the Distric. Court Of Lee County, Iowa Fort
Madison, petition Of John Lynch claiming Of
you the said James NJ. Reid the sum Of three han
dred and twelve and 100 dollars with interest ct
10 per cent. from May 10th, 1858. as money due on
mortgage from you to Henry Newton Of said date,
and claiming Of each and Ill Of you the foreclosure
ef said mortgage, the same being upon NE. | Of
NE. Of 6-W of sec. rs, TIP. 65 N, Il. 5 W.,
Lee county, lows, and for order Of sale Of said
property to pay the sum claimed, and for general
relief, the said mortgage having been duly as
signed TO said John Lynch. And that unless you
appear and answer said petition, on or bsfore the
morning of the second day Of the next term of the
said court, TO be commenced at Fort Madison in
said county on the third Monday Of May, A. d.
1859, Judgment will be rendered against you a.
In thssaid petition prayed.
NOBLE STRONG,
March so, 1859 dim Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Auc1Iox.-D. F. Humphrey has removed
% No. Estes House, and will have sale
this morning.
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011A1 6ALE.-Kendall, Howe 4 10. have
: great closing out sale, Of . miscellaneous
lot Of articles, commencing to-day and con-
cluding tomorrow. See advertisements.
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PROCLAMATION.

PROCLAMATION.
Whereas the past winter has been one Of special
trial and restitution to many Of people, on &C.
count of which We should humble ourselves before
Him who directs US In ways and to ends unseen by
human wisdom, according to His own pleasure and
whereas abstinence from food, accompanied with
religious humiliation and the prayer If faith, in
seasons Of public distress, recorded among the
general duties Of al Christian communities, !,
therefore, would respectfully mend Friday,
the I'D Of April next, to be observed by all the
people Of this State as q day of fasting, hui
initiation and prayer, that thereby We may pro-
pitiate . kindlier Providence and "be fed once
more with the heritage Of Jacob
In testimony whereof / have hcreunto set my
hand, and affixed the great zeal Of the
49,, State Of Iowa. Done at Des Moines this
L. s. 2Sth day Of March, A. b. 1852 and Of the
t--j Independence Of the United States the saith,
and Of this State the 18th.
BY the Governor, RALPH p. LOWE.
ELLA SKLLa, Secretary of State.
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ray Yeur County Taxcs..-sIIOO Lee
County Coupons for sale by
r.eh4sdIm CONNABLE 4 SMYTH
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EsOD DIES HOMES 1IvEM. =
T The good steamer COL MORO IAN,
q. w. HILL Master, will leave Bsntonspvrt ~
shove o. the arrival of the oars, Saturday,
Apsil Sd. Shippers will please have their bills
siened b. Thursday evening.
For freight or passage apply to
mch 2odtd BAkTLETr HIER, Agents.
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III. X. love 4 co..,
Successors to Dcming d Love,)
RANKERS

H. X. LOVE e Co.,
Successors to Dcming Lovs,)
BANKERS,
hAOh s.AO
yIVE particular attention to collections and re-
~ mitpromptly on the day Of payment.
KKSRRnncKs:
Bank Of North America, New Y ork.
Drexel i Co., Philadelphia.
II. w. Clark 4 Co., -
Citisens' Bank, Baltimore.
Bank Of Pitisburg68 Pisssburgh.
Jno. D. Scully Cashier, do
8. Brady, Cashier, Wheeling.
Branch State Bank Of Ohio, Zanesville.
Com nsrciAl Bank, Cincinnati.
State Savings Institution, St. Louis.
Geo. Smith i Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank of Kentucky, Lexington.
nov24d
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; o. > = q =. , = II - =
wnoLEsALK DEALER IN
ID q OTIS AND III q
NO. SIS MAIN ST,

Up Stairs, over II. K. Love 4 Co. s Bank,
KEOKUK. .......-......... 5000. :. .-........IOWA
mch2ldkW2m
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A0nR BO00s
= n BUSHELS Hemp and Canary Seed in store
IL and for sale by
A. J. WILKINSON,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
mAh2Qd 96 Mains.
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MOrtOn,s GolO Pens.
A MOTHER supply Of these celebrated Pens
"A just received BY
mchlSd OGDEN. BROWNELLA co.
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CLOCKS.
A FEW very fine RIG ULATORS OF TIME
IA just received fully warranted to keep aocurat
time, ct No. Estes House.
meh7 s. q. BRIDGES.
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Tflden d CO.'s PTepa ralf0ns.
A LARGE and full assor tine mt of
IA Solid and Fluid Extracts,
Alkaloids and Resinolds,
Pharmacentic Sugar-costed Pills
Direct from their Laboratory Mt New Lebanon, N.
X, just received, by Express, at
j. BRADEN'S,
jAn20d No. 81 Main-st.
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G. C. A. STRTBLEN, Agent.
Office corner Fifth and Main Streets. Orders left
At the above place will be promptly attended to.
mch2Qd6tWlk
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POTATOES.
M BUSH. Northern in store, and 500 more
1UU to arrive. For sale by
mch7d KELLOGG BIR6E.
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In this, we have disregarded Missouri, which
must ultimately be cOmprehended in free terri
tory This territory is larger than the whole
surface occupied by France, Spain, Portugal,
Italy and Austra--eountries, whose united pop.
ulatioD, at the present time, is about eighfy.fDs
millions. The resources Of the North h-westarn
States are far greater than those of those coun.
tries Of Europe The Lakes admit OF greater com
merco than the Mediterranean the Mississippi
is q much greater river than the Danube and
in addition to fertile lands, the Northwest has
greater mineral products than any portion OF
the globe. Iron, Lead Copper and Coal exist
70 an illimita bic extent Thus Agriculture, COM
merce, and manufactures will give their united
strength to impel industry, and sustain popula
tiOn. Hence, it cannot DO doubtful that the
stream of people and wealth will continue 10
flow into, aud concentrate In this region, which
may properly be called the North center. III
10000 square miles in Ohio have 2,40O 900
people, the whole territory will give more
than 40,000000, and it is quito likely that
these States will attain that number quito as soon
as the whole Union attains double that; 30 that
il will be then one-half tho whole and far more
than half tho free population. In 1850, tho
people OF these States were one fourth the free
people Of the Union, Since then, they have in
creased, at a most prOdigious rate Minnesota,
Kansas and Nebraska, then scarcely known,
have been filling up with hardy immigrants. -
Wisconsin and Iowa have blOOmed into large and
prosperous States; while the older States have
also added millions 10 their numbers In all
probability, judging from tho partial censuses
taken since 1850, the North-center will present
the following result in 1850, whose census will
be taken one year from next July
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territory, We end still more cause for surprise,
The chief towns, in round numbers. and with
come approximation 10 the truth, give the fol-

Probably some Of these will claim more and
others have hardly as much as is put down
These figures are, however, sufficiently near
the truth, for the purpose Of illustrating the
rapid growth Of the ATts and Commenne IN the
interior of the county, there are about six hun
drod thousand inhabilsnts in thirteen tol0Rs.-
If we begin At the capes Of the Delaware and
proceed 20 California, all the towns in these
states-from village up--do not equal these.
The civic growth Of the future must be even
more rapid, for the machinery made from iron,
copper and wood, for the whole interior of the
continent, must be made in this Northern CEN
tire, between the Ohio and the Lakes. The
necessity Of this is as Obvious aud as certain as
mathematical demonstTation. The great future
OF the Northwest is advancing with the same
steady step which il has held since the insu-
guration of the American government. Il is
tuil, not only of its own prosperity, but of all
important and durable results for the rest Of the
Union. After the final ascendancy Of the North
west, NEeRoIsM, whether as property or power,
will no longer have control in our govern
ment Nor will any ambitious demagoguo
court It for place OF distinction. None viii do
it reverence, any more than they do the owner
Of mules and JACKIE As property, il will exist
only where tue local laws have made il proper
IT, As an instrument Of political extension, II
will cease to exist. This will not iniure the
planting States It will only injure dema-
gogues, If the Planters choose (as thoy pro-
badly viii, if not n,sst) to retain the system Of
Slavery, It will be both saler and better than il
now is. It will be removed entirely from the
arena ofpolitics, and le0 to rest in its natural
place. The negro will no longer bo political
machine, but quiet and undisturbed laborer.
Will not his master be oontented with this -
Undoubtedly he will, unless he prefers the vel
fare of politicians to that of his own family
However this may be, the event is inevitable
Free labor must control the government and
commerce OF this country.
Happy will it be for the country, il tho ycung
men now growing up in the Northwest shall
realize their destiny; shall endeavor to make
their conduct conform to the grandeur of the
objects before them; shall rise above the mer
cenary spirit Of this generation, and cultivatine
virtue, Knowledge and religion, shall make the
Christian Republic worthy tho principles OH
which it is founded On. Gasetie
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Ken ono year from next july /


This will be one third the white population.
In twenty years from that, these States will
have majority Of ths Representatives. in Congress
Young men are now upon the stage, who will
see complete transfer Of power, not only from
the South, but from the North. Atlantic; not
only from negro property, hut from the aseen-
dOncy Of foreign commerce; both will have their
shares Of influence, but will no longer predomi.
nate. lfthe nation 10 TO retain any public viz
tue, aud vindioate its mission Of freedom, Il
must get rid Of the ascendency whiih slavery
on the one side, and foreign commerce on tho
other, have had in our national councils. The
people who live on those rivers and lakes, WHOSE
course is thousands Of miles before they wash
the shores Of the Cult, must, sooner or later,
govern; and although all sections and parties
have conspired against them, and they them
selves have bowed their neck 10 the yoke, vet
will the time come when God and nature viii
give them the power Look at their past
progress, including tho whole territory above
described n III.| w. T.
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0DD FELLows CELEBRATIoN-Th Odd Fel-
lows Of this Vicinity and especially Of this county
held their annual aud birthday oe lebration yestsr-
day. The rain rendered the day very unpropi
tiOus one, stl large couoourse Of people gather
cd to see the procession and hear the address,
Abouthalf- past eleven o'clock the procession mum.
boring nearly three hundred left tue hall at the
corner Of Superior and Seneca Streets headed by
Islands Band, the HeCker Band being about mid.
way Of the procession The following Lodges were