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Stage Acoommod odatious

I'VE undersigned. r.ur.H...l. on ne.
mail route from iaucl-'u, ru Camden.
respectfully n0uiv Nia public t"tt' inry
have made arrangrms.. for running 70
Stage Tor the HCr"mnuduI.au Do. u..,.i.
gers On said route. lhrrg rm~s Dgr rrn:
and back. The Stag" viii tease Camden
on Monday, " edncsdr, aud FRIDAY. Il, i
arrive al Lancaster e.. II -, same evening
WI leave the IntIrr pinc~ on rurs,.u,
Thursday and Saturday. aud arrive in
Camden suIue evening.
rncy Nil ais" convey passengers from
Lancaster &. H.. to pinc,IIle. on the Char
l"tic Il =. g. Rnilroad. two times per week
hack wiN ic"y" Lancaster on Monday
aud Thursday arrive AT plneyilc sanr
daN leave PncvlIlr on Tuesday and Fri
dHy arrive at Lancaster {. II, same dty
They b"irvc that their ARRANGEMENTS are
such ns To insure prompt execution OF TIE
above plan. and To the perfect satisfaction
"i ih0Sr-~ho may 90 upon these routes
sS Packages will be promptly convey.
I'd upon either route.
JNO. b. CDUSART,
SlLAS INGRAM.
July l3, 1859 -3J-tf
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LANCASTER DISTRICT.


Is. a. CuIP. assignee } Debt in Foreign
~ Attachment.
Thomas \. Sales
Whereas the pldnIIif did on the OH day
Of March. 1860, til' his DECLARATION against
the defendant, who n it il said i, absent
from, and without the limits Of this State
and has neither wife nor attorney known
within the same mrOH whom a copy Of the
-ad declaration might be- served. IL is there
fore ordered that the said defendant do ap-
pear and plead To the said declaration, on
ar before the 10Th day of March, which
will &c in the year of our Lord one thou
sand light hundred and sixty one. other.
wise final aud absolute judgment will then
be given and AWARDED against him. This
9th day of March, 1860.
J A STEWMAN. Crk.
Lancaster March ~. J-I2m=Iam
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FEVER AND AGUE.


l"i> "''"! '"h ir''"H'"i h'''''"' ""'" me- e
'e'c""''- grasp "h 'h' '"'E ~ m''' 'e'"'s h'" 10
mer" sh'"i"" IN sA''i SPACE "' 'me and rendering
him physically aud mentally "'elc" can !" defeated
aud driven from the ho'iy y the use u ii"SrkTIhNS
REN""HEp hIrrhEs. rarth,r, any ot the s'"vs
siaei dset'e. can not =. contracted When exposed to
sny ordinary "oud - pro,u = them. II ne HI!crs
are u''' as lsr "''c'''n' A"h '' II - ''' creates
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suns, ~, ,non,,,., una nI,, h.,,,,,, ...,,'r
the ~omrlr, :, thu. removed a, sprcAtiy a, I, con
49,. ,r" production Of a thorough Ard Icrma
nr"i nrS'
or PeIsons In ADVANCED years
Who -lHcr"S f~ru emfcelci cnu.:..n nIi"n .t.i
"'' .'H' ''S'F "''''' ave ,''"'L'.'e - re''"r'
,,.' ~" ''+,'' ~ y '',''. .,,,S 10 ~ "''
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WAGONS.

THE SUBSCRIBER WILL FURNISH
i Wilson. Chiids d Co, superior
Philadelphia made WAGONS, without bo.
dies for cash only at the folio wing prices
inch iron axles, tire " to2i $4,000
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a" "Ncr''rm' external application to Cuts
WuuuG.- !rurs~s and Burns.
In kvrsi,rN Di~. rirt where il is made M 4
veil Emown, il i aPrrrci ted and has cur
II some eases "f dS sprpsia Of long sand.
H. ~ numerous c"riiHcrtcs from reliable
and Intelligent citizens will show
/" in0~c who desire ro pa,ronize n South
rrn Medicine III preference to the numerous
compounds made at the North with hum
bug certificates. this article is "liercd con
lIdrnt that those who use it will always rec
ommeni it,
Being made Of the best materials and bv
an experienced druggist, aud prescror by
Physicians, II is huprd that none will b.,
afraid To give it n triai, and be certain OF il
real merit.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail
by, J. J. McKAIN, Druggist,
Camden. $. c.
And sold by,
IlASSEl.TINE g. VI NSSEY,
ancasicrviIle.
Feb lst 1860 hI2tn
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THE ORDINARY DRAWINGS

"f Wood, Eddy d. Co.'S, Single Number
Lotteries will take place in public as fol
luwS-
lass 66 Ernws on Saturday Mar. 81, 1860
nl"ss 81 Diaws on Saturday, Ap'l. 7. $50
Class 6S Draws on SATURDAY., hpI. II, 1860
Class 69 Draws on Saturday, Ap'I. ~. 500
|'ass 10 Draws on SATURDAY. Ap', 2S. 1860
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY
NINE ,rIEE L,HS
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I a ordering TLo&e.s OF Certl teates.

III oraeIiES IlCA'ts or Certificates,
En,iusc tie amount otmoncy Ia our nd
dress iwr ".H luu Wish 10 purchase name
'h" - l'rr' 10 autch ,"u wiSn It invested
and whether ruu wish WholeS, Halves.
tIH'Crr-, "r E,snIn on receipt 0f which.
~" send What j. ordered. by FIRST mail. TO
griner with the scheme
lmmrdlHtctv after the drawiag. n Printed
Drawing, Certified to by The Commissioner,
Will BE- sent, with an Explanation
~" Purchasers will please write their
rlgnatures plain, and give their Post Ohicr,
County and State.
E@- All prizes ofsI 900 and under, pnid
Immediately after The drawlng-other prizes
II, the usual time of forty days.
- Wood. EdIs &, Co.'S LOTTERIES, or:
drawn at Augusta, Georgia, and Wllmrny.
ton. Delaware.
Address Orders for Tickets or Cer,if
Gates 10
WOOD. EDDY & CO, Augusta. GA
or WOOD, EDDY Il co, Atlanta. G.,
or WOOD, EDDY & co, Wilmington,
Delaware
~ Circulars continuing Schemes for
IA" month will be sent. free Of rAp.n,r. by
addressing as above
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w. ID. MCDONALD,
Canideu, 3. u.
Dec, IL, Is5s.--l4 6ss.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10
Mrs. {" 4 N - 1 O w q,

AN .xrRREvcRD NURSE and Family Physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teething which greatly
facilitates the OF teething bv softenne the
reducing all ndama ailay all pain. and is to
regulate the bowels. Depend it. mothers it will
rest to Yourselves and relief and health to in
fants prefecty safe in all cases See advertisement in
another column. m.l2l7sn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10
hY-The Medical and Surgical In

stltute OF DR.. u. j. CZAPKAY is already secured in
position which places it, as we'll as its proprie-
tor, far above the assaults Of envy and profession
al malice In the schools of France, the highest
PRICES are often awarded to practitioners in this
department of Medical science. and they occupy
with Others, an equally lofty position in the pro.
fession. Ricord is an ilustrious example. q shin
ing light among the philosophical stars of his age
in Europe, and Dr. Czapkay has fully equall"d
him in this country. as proof of which, the Phil
adelphia College of Medicine complimented him
with Diploma, and the honorary ad eundem
degree. Selecting this as his field Of operation,
although qualified as a graduate of the Universi-
ty of Pesth, and late Chief Surgeon of the Hun
garian Revolutionary army, for more extended
labors. DR.. L. J. Czapkay has bent his earnest
attention to the cure of chronic and private
diseases, in which he has become so great an ex-
pert that he is now regarded as the LEADER in
this branch of his profession throughout the
United States, and his portrait and biography are
published as matter of interest to their readers
in the most exclusive journals. The Doctor
Offices are at his Medical and Surgical Institute,
on Sacramento street corner of Leidesdorf nearly
opposite the buildings of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company.
Ms-We ask particular attention of our readers
to the sworn certificates of remarkable cures, in
another column of this paper. m.l217.3
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10
Weaverville, Nov. 8, 1860.

In Burmah, when young woman is taken ill,
her parents agree with the physician, that if be
cures the patient he may have her for his trouble.
but ii she dies under his medicines he is to pay
them her full value. 1t is stated that successful
physicians have large families Of females. who
have become their property in this manner.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10
TRINITY CHAPTER,

RS- HALLS Sarsapari11
Yellow Dock and odide of poass-admrable as restora
tive purifier of the blood it cleanses the tysem of all
morbid and impure matter removes pimples boils and
ptons from the skincures rheumatism and pains OF
all kinds All who afford should it, 1t tends to
give strength and rrolong e Sold by Druggists gener
ally, at 81 per bottle.
II. HALL e. CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists 143 and las Clay ST. San Francisco
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10

ARIsTocRACY IN THE MINES. Sis" saws a
young lady who has just donned the long dress.
addressing more juvenile Miss. still confined
to panialpts, "why do yon run with that COM
mon miner? He's no account. is only mudsil
and will never he anything else. You can do
better. Why don't you do like me--get quartz
miner - Err
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10

STELLA FNCAMPMENT, No. IL, I. 0.
o. F.-Meets on the evenings of the first and
third Monday of each month. at Odd Fellows
Hall, " Cliford's' building, Main street. Patri-
archs from abroad arc cordially invited to attend.
ltd. A. SHEPARD, S.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10
A Card.

An impression having gone forth that I was a
party to the robbery of Wells, Fargo II Co.'s ex
press, near Chico, desire to correct the mistake
was unfortunate enough to be- taken az answer.
ing the description of one of the robbers. hui
upon examination was Immediately discharged
as was not in the State at the time of the rOh
berry. Being an old and we'll known citizen o
this countv, desire to correct report which
might do me so much injury among my old friends
and nsighhors ANDREW MCKAY.
Weaverviile, Nov. 8, 1860.
have read the above and know the facts ia
be substantially correct. in every particular.
|. G. MEssEc,
Sheriff Trinity Co.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10

OLD Mrs. Checkerbury says she thinks it very
droll that the Fourth of July comes so often on
Sunday, or Sunday comes 80 often on the Fourth
of Juy-she isn't sure which-and she says that
Mr.. Buck Cannon or the Congresslatnre ought
to do something about it, In her opinion it takes
all The old fashioned sperit and patriotism out Of
the Fourth of Independence 10 have them comp
so-ths mixing of holidays and holy days this
looking at the minister, when your mind is
running on malicious officers with fea Tiers in
their caps; and trying to sing psalms when one
is all the time thinking of "Yankee Doodle"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10

SORROWS grow less aud less every time they
are told just like the age of woman" If this
oe true, we advise women to tell their sorrws
Instead Of their ages
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10

To the east of the Jordan there are whole
cities, built and adorned with all the beauties Of
Grecian and Roman art, still standing In desolate
majesty. but with no inhabitant save the wolf and
the hyena
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10

MEN are frequently like tea--their real good
ness and strength not being properly drawn out
nntil they have been n short time in hot water.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10
TRINITY JOURNAL.
Notes of Travel.

r,rroR TRINITY JOURNAL Il take the liberty
% offer for publication some notings of trip
,ocontly made to the eastern portion of the
,ounty. On Saturday evening last l spent a
,,ost delightful evening. in company with I. G.
uossec. ESQ, at the hotel of mine host' Krei-
dor. at Trinity Center, who sumptuously supplies
.bs wants of guests. While the Captain was
gathering his thoughts on Presidential prospects
was most charmiAgly entertained by the fair
o,ss Of that mountain bound town. A peep at
and into the domain of Odd Fellowship. passed
an hour most acceptahy. The new buildng and
,s surroundings speak most commercially of the
zeal of the Trinity Center brethren.
fine congregation assembled on Sunday
morning TO listen to your new parson." and if
their Offering was an index of appreciation, then
Measure and profit was the result. Tndisposition
of hoIv deprived us of the privilege of becoming
scouainted with your esteemed lady friend poet
ess, Mrs. FADER, but yonr regards were duly
nresented by a mutual friend. Except the loss
Of cloak all things were much to our liking.
The Captains official business called him
porthward, and consequently lost my travelling
companion to my great regret Leaving Trinity
Center rode to Minersvle, where found
similar warm reception, an orderly Sabbath, and
cordial host in the hotel keeper.
By appointment another fine assembly gathered
from this stirring little town and the suburbs,
and again the Rev. gentleman preached an hour
40 an almost breathess congregation. Tears and
smiles evinced the face Of truth. Att, p. m, in
Fogerty 4 Co.'S saloon, the subjects of spiritual
ien. fortune telling witchcraft, and kindred
evils. received a Just scathing. The donation of
L" nepdfnl," at both afternoon and evening con-
tributons was most liberal. The days enjoy
nent and instruction revived home and child
hood aud hapnier days. Thanks to the Giver Of
all such benefactions. Here, as elsewhere. it was
our pleasure TO greet the familiar face of your
excellent sheet.
Bates ranch found me an occupant Of the hest
accommodations Messrs. Van Natre & Bates
treated ua in a princeiy manner, and Morpheus
finally wrapt us under his downy wing Monday
morning brought with il desire for angling. and
after snaring chopper grass" or two | found
the CRYSTAL stream. First pnlI-minns hook-no
front second-last hook depart with the sue
cess of a single spotted inhahitant of those
running mountain tears. Hooklcss and courage
iess remembered that famous outlet of kingly
A horse! horse kingdom far
q hors'!" and horse took for home among
the Weavervillians. VERIrAs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10
To the People of Trinity County.

EprroR JOURNAL :--You will greatly obig me
by publishing the following explanation to a
false and malicious charge against me as an indi-
vidual and an officer, which was too well circula
ted throughout the township and county on. and
previous to election day. the same not having
come to my hearing until yesterday, 7th instant,
to wit:
"Aapoor man owing Justice Clegg SIS for fees,
and being unable to pay the same, and getting a
'iob to dig grave for like amount, and the
wme coming to the said Justices ears, he issued
on ex cu,ion and attached the poor mans grope
services. wherefore the people of Weavervile
contributed to donation purse which realized
about double the amount to the poor gravedig-
gerF' And to cap the climax. after the election
some scott m0nger or mongrel proclaimed that
the said Justice received fUe potes. one for each
dollar taken from the poor grave-dgger. in a
favorte precinct of his, where he received over
so votes last year"
Now. Mr. Editor. as am informed that altho'
the said above charge together with another
about the organ grinder conviction, (equally as
FALSE against me- has been circulated, the prob
ability is that am reelected, although these
false and atrOci0us charges have taken from me
at least 250 votes
In the following give to the citizens of this
county true statement Of the first charge, not
wishing to take up too much space in your home
nre side welcome TRINITY JOURNAL for explana-
ton OF the other. cat any time. ask and ye
shall receive ~
On tn" I'd day of February, 1885, in Justice
Moloney's Court, Patrick Spellman sud Fl. Hop.
pr and Michael Green for the sum of S24.90.
tie received Judgment for the same, together with
costs making total of S4490. An execution
was duly issued, aud $25 returned "a amount at
tached. from as yet, TO me. an unknown source,
Il failing to possess myself Of the execution or
execntions) leaving balance still due of Sl9 80
on Justice Moloney's docket. On the same exc
cution or another one issued in March following
and placed into the hands of Constable George
Goldthorpe, (now deceasedD for the purpose ol
securing the balances 90, the Constable be-
Ing informed by Spelman (as informed by de-
ceased) that Green did or was going to charge
the estate of M. Griffts (deceased) the high sum
of SIS for digging the grave of deceased, where
fore he was authorized to attach the amount, and
did so, leaving sill due s4,90
In conclusion, must say that there was a col
lection given to Green, but not on account OF the
wrong Justice Clegg done him. but from mis-
statement of facts. Justice M0loney informs
me that the execution, or the last one with the
SIS attached. was never returned. Now thnk
that no officer is to blame, for they only did as
compelled by the law.
D. WEBSTER CLEGG.
Weavervlle Nov. 8, 1860
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10

iHE New York papers parade in their columns
.ne names of fourteen ladies who danced with
privilege W. ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10

WHOA literary gentleman OF London
e'alms that the word Whig was derived from the
Initials of the party motto" We hope in God. "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-03

TINE FLORA TKHPLI.-This ssaunch side
wheel steamer, since her return from New
tOrleans, has bean lying ut our wharf, under
going extensive repairs. She now comes out
- good ~ new, If not considerably better.
A pair of new wheels have been put in, oil
her machinery has been thoroughly over
hauled, and put in tip.top order, several new
stass rooms have been added, and thsir com
fort for passenger materially increased by
throwing open the space on the boiler deck
in front Of the climates, and paint has been
distribssed literally on bull and cabin, 90
that she looks - neat ~ new pin.
She 10 owned and offered entirely by K CO.
kuk men, W. II. Austin, whose energy and
enterprise are we'll known, being Captain,
and Capt. r. r. Bartlett taking the Clerks
--oflce. Altogether, she comes out under an.
spices calculated TO make her favorite boat
with citizens OF keokuk.
She viii make her FIRST trip TO Quincy on
the Fourth lto.morrow), on which occasion
her cabins will be reserved for the ladies'
The Lagrange Brass Band -one of the best
bands on the river,-has been engaged for
the trip, and no pains VIII be spared to make
the excursion pleasant and agreeable.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

49, One VI the most pleasing at the same time
effective remedies for the Dyspepsia, and AL other
diseases arising from morbid con iition IL the
stomach and liver, Ia DIR. Hostetter's Bitters. 1t
not only removes the disease from the system, but
BY giving tone 10 the organs Of digestion aids them
in their functions. All who have tried ii aekrowi-
edge Its excellence and superiority, and we there
fore commend il to the sufferer. DIR. Hostetter's
Bitsers toaic is too well kncwn 10 need praise.
1t is therefore scarcely necessary At this time TO do
than direct to this preparation, which is
tsiny uneqaaied by any before the public, satisfied
as we are that it's wide spoead reputation must
prove sufficient TO satisfy all of its excellence
relief and remedy FOR all diseases of the stomach
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere.
Sold by r. GIssoss, A. j. WILKINSON, BARrLEr1,
KAYE Co., and J. BgApKs.
July 2. '6e-dAw
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A CAK ID.
CIscIKxATr, Aug. IL, 1859

CIscIxxAr1, Aug. IL, 1859.
MksaRs HALL, CARROLL a Co.:
Gs~tIsmsn--ln the extensive confagration of
last night, the most severe with which our city
A.s s.--- -ss-..e5 Sc -...y 500,
entire establishment, 6vestores high, containing
large stock " alcohol pure spirits. &c., together
with all the machinery necessary for the msnufac
ture Of tho same, was consumed, tnot even the
walls Of the building wore left stAnding) with the
exception OF our safe, one Of Halls PATENT bought
About nine years ago and In evidence Of it's great
strength and the superiority of Workmanship. il
may be well to state that il fell from the second
story Of the buildipg into the cellar. where 1t VA.
covered with the wreck Of the burning buiiding
and although We werc unable to remove ID, yet
when ii WAS opened, we found oar books and al
its contents entirely preserved and unimpairsd b,
the Ere.
We take pleasure in making this statement h
you and the public, and in recommending to thsx
| "Han's Patent, - being entitled 10 their conf
dence. BOYLE co.
| HALL, CARROLL 4 On> Manufacturers. Sale
Rooms No II Main-strsst aAnts' Exchang
Buildings, st. Loaiss Mo-
Dee. ~, 'sa-aAw-1tA
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there will be meeting OF the friends OF Lin
colin and HAmlin, tthe workin gmeu eandida:s) at
the Republican Ciab Rooms, this Tuesday, eve
ming ii o'clock, for the purpose Of organizing a
wIDE-AWAKE CLUE full attendance is re-
qucsted.
Jaly 8, '6o-dlt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-03

Ar Honx.--OuT able and faithful repre-
sentative, Col. Curtis, arrived last Saturday,
and received the congratulations OF our citi-
Gems generally yesterday. We are pleased to
see that he 10 in hale and hearty condition,
and will soon be ready to enter upon Wig
orous campaign in this District, in favor 81
Freedom and IN honest administration Of the
General Government.
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COMM e RCIAI


DAiLY GA1n Clsv Ovslcs,l
Keokuk, July I'd.
EOUR-6upsr6ne, ~ SO Spring wheat, OK
tra, - ~, FAN wheat, srtra, % rs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, se.o7s psrlos.
cokN--So to 37--good demand.
BARLEY--4o to -. S. t
5psiSegec. q
OAIS--3B to 81.
RYE--boa55s; in god dsmand. 80
PoTAT0Es-e2icby the lead retail 70.
GROCERIES-New Orleans Sugar, fair 74asa,
prime s3ae2, clarified siaI1, srushed and loaf Ii
tol2A. Reconsideration 40 TO Sc, 8. 40
TO ., Geldsn Syrup, 80 to $50. CnHss--Rio lsa
to l5 Java is to $50. Laguyra, TO is to Ie, Rice,
s40s.
soAP-Paln sls, Family sssi Gernan, tcin.)
to72.
cAHDLEs--ssas lsto -, sts.rins -, Mould
la, summer prssssd,l ID
LARD-lo to lc4; retail lie.
BUTTER-Choiss s. to o /; rstail Ia to'ls.
LEATHRR-6ele ~ to 2sc; Harness 2ra.
HiDK6--Dry ia to Is; grsen, 8 to ~ green
shssp pslts 40 70 Yseg green bsg skins 15. 81
HAY--Prairie$s TO 36j Timsthy and HungA~
riAn, So to tgi Baled do. $9i to SO Retail, 81
skEDs.-Hungarisn Grass, z5a3s Timothy, 81
Soto 90; Flax Seed. sosse.
SUEDRIKS-onions, 4ete 81; Eggs, 9.
Feathers, SOC to $50; White Beans, 7eososo.
FEUIT--Dsisd sppiss, Lac to l 6s Per bush.
Dried peaches, ~ 30 70 Aeo; Ksisins, 81 30 to
rs.
cHERSE--w. r. 10; Denmark . 10.
PR0vISiONS-HAmss "a 10 10; Shoulders ri 10 s;
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The Horribles, alias Hugags, are re.
psctfully requested TO exhibit some Of their
Remarkable equestrian feats" on the CORNER
~ Seventh and Timea.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-07-03

ii. IL. Belding, Esq, ~ the request of many
friends, has consented TO give one Of his nmtabls
establishments ut the AtheE @um on this Tuesday
evening, July 3D..
Mr. Belarg will be assisted by the Summityille
Bass Band, Who win make their debut on that oc-
fasion.
II IN hoped thst every lady and gentleman in The
city apd vicinity will be present. wecan premise
them rich intellectual treat, fall Of fun and in
nccent merriment in.ersperscd with the tragic,
somic and patriotic.
Ihe performance will commencoAt 9 o'clock by
Grand National 0vertnre.
Ali Lincoln, Douglas, Bteckiuridge, Bell and
Houston men are especially invited to attend, as
Mr.. Bedding viii have word in reason for each,
x1d many things will BE- said which materially sf-
facts not only the stability OF the Union,bnt which
VIII tend 10 bring the various conflicting elements
into homogeneous uait, and will put the entire su-
disncs into state Of ecstatic exhilerstion.
The reverend clergy, the ere companies snd mill
tary Ia uniform are hereby rendered free invita-
,ion, and the presence Of the ladies is earnestly
invoked.
In order TO accommodate all, and pay expenses,
<he price Of admission ia fixed Ut the low rate Of
IDcents.
81 d. l.. McGUGIN,
T.. W. LOWKIE.
GIBSON BROWN,
X. McALLISlER,
Ii. I. KYLE,
Com. Of Arrangements.
I.,v Nd 13eO-dlt