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DEPARTURES.
LlyERPooI-Steamship Niagara from Boston-S spauld
Ing, Mrs Chamberlain, Mrs q w Simmons, Mss Edith w
Simmons Charles Evans and wife, J Burr. II Ammi-
down, and George Ryley, of Boston, L Wheaton aud
wife Of Norton, Mass; John Rider Of Portsmouth; Major
Holmes OF Attleborough; Anton, Fish, d T sh
w q Mccormick OF New York; Benz Huady wife and
daughter and Andrews Philadelphia; Thomas Dew>
nap William Bartle and two daughters Mrs Lucy Daniels
Mrs Smith and Thomas Mason Of 81 Louis Mrs Uniacte
Of Halifax Miss Rawson, Of Canada Capt w Weldep
and vile, Major Grey wife, children
Col Edward Eewdeae Col Lane Fos servant and Capi
kead Lamont, Of British Army; Carson wife, Of
trenton, CW Fred wdder, wife and two daughters; Mrs
CaWeron p; Mss Samsron q loroSso rust OF Guelph
1homas Thornburn and Ropes Of Liverpool; Sawyer
and wife, and Archibald stewart OF England; Mrs Roberts
ef Ireand Leonardo Ygarairdes, OF Porto Rie62 For
HafaI-H Q Alesworth, of Boston, Mr. NcAuhd and T
euline, Of New York. Hugh Johnston, of Philadelphia
John whclsws q Baltimore; G Silver, VIM Tarr, Wm
lawson, Jr, Welde, Symonds, W Coleman, VIM
Stewart and WIFE, Wrn sswas, and gohn Rueh Of Hall
Bntsh Army James Mitchell and John Tempest OF Mon
a Total IS.
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ties which have stood in the way OF Major General
Mcclellan have been removed by the frmness and
sagacity Of the President and this impaired tone
to the market. Governments were Is better, and
the general railway list WAS hkewise higher. Inc
market at the close was firm, the following neing
the last quotations. United States 6s, registered
1881, ss11 "a; do. 6's, coupon, 1881, s5ss "a;
do. SIS s6s4 s714; Indiana SIS, 76 rs; Tennessee
6's, 5794 a "a; Virginia 6s, 81 So; North caro-
lima 6's, 63 q "a; Missouri 6's, 49T sos; Pacinc
Mail, l0434 lO6; New York Central, ss1S q;
Erie, s61s 81; do. preferred, 6lss "a; Hudson
River, 351I SO; Harlem, l2H a; do. pre-
ferred, 80 . 81; Reading, 43 A; Michigan Cen
trail, 5514 "a; Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana, 22s4 23; do. guaranteed, 461n a u,
Panama, I22l l23; Illinois Central, 6lA q
60; Galena and Chicago, 67ss a q; Cleveland and
Toledo, 421l "a; Chicago and Rock Island,
$50 a =; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 6l11l a
GO; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen, 2eH q "a;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, ia ll6;
New York Central 7's, 1876, lo3 "a; Erie Sd
mortgage bonds, 90 a; Michigan Central S's,
lst mortgage, ss7s 100; Illinois Central bonds,
re, 81 Ss; gold, l0iH AZ.
The business Of the Sub-rreasury was as follows
to-day
For customs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1862 600 90
Payments. S,010 80 "a
Balance. c,VVosoSo -
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House
this morning were 1850, ,657 &c. and the balances
81 ,l22,626 IA.
The statements Of the banks Of the three prin
cipal cities of the Union for the last week COM
pare with the previous ones and the corresponding
time OF 1861 as follows
Ioau Depossf. Srecis Circura
NJ York Apr l2 sl234i24l e27j9 O63 a. 9<66S S00lS
Roson April "a 6iO5S 500 2lOO9Ol0 665S573 3S3
Phila, April IA. 2s,u!oIH 1alo4o o'si<oV o.'0',No
Total s2l2 54sl57 1872 SSO6l9 ~, le6 Ill 1851 643
23,7244g III 755 lo 4s5SiWo ~ oo -
Last 22i 25sss l30,7s2314 a,3l64s3 lSo22675
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Court CaIeudar-Thfs ID,

SUPRKnE CoURr-GRcun.-Part U.-Nos 23l0, 4O5e
lb34 5l5e 5402 $3.50 57I2 1854 $500 GOA 66l4 Ills
1926 72O4, 1905 722o 724s 1900 1874 1896 74o 7S52
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pRINtTPAD !
2ot CANAL STREET, BhAHDRbfu BUILDING, ~

mo THE NERVOUS OF 10th SExEs--h RETIREr,
.isrcvmen restored 10 heath in few days
after MANY years Of great nervous suffering willing 70
by rscnding free) copy OF prescription need
Address Rev John NJ Dssuas lse Fulton street, Broohguv
NY.
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Arrivals and Departures.

P0aT Az PRINcr-Brig King Brohers--Mrs Ann scrant
ten Jones, J Williams, Mr. Alexander.
PARA-R A Fsher-Marcus williams United Slater Anry
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- NEW YORK

in whole half and quarter casks brewed from the choce
bar malt and hops Brewery 1853 and l6O West EgbeentO
street between Seventh aud Eighth avenues N. Y. 4
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DEwARE OF CoUNTERFEITs
- TO THE PUBLIC

DEwARE OF CoUNTERFEITs
TO THE PUBLIC
BRANDRETHs PILLS AND NEW STYLE.
The whole object in most cases OF sicknesa
IMPURE HUMoRs !
fascr than they formed The time OF cure VIII beI
rule. Thus by using Brandreths Ps acy
cordinr 10 printed directions the matters IN you PROV
ducinr will become like snow under the geDis
influence OF n spring sum-
WV STYLE OF BRANDRETH'S PILLS
The new STYLE small band OF around the DOB ON
r,lls and directions; the baud Is printed, In
RED INK, '
RENJAMIN BRANDRETH'S PILLS,
BENJAMIN BlsANDRETH'S PIIlA
with tn words In small engfaycI
and around whole In OF Alocks plastrs
10 keep the band secure in its place. ,, - a..
Ths new style Pins, and me Benulnes
, A. n moi ta he denied many respec,able deaeuseu
Pills Of old yctThese VIII 90 changed
fr now style years have pass.n snss ncS
were In my possession D""'"'
Bnlxpnxrprn orrIcrs--No. Union sanare, 9o' Third
.ronnc ia Ninth avenue, New York. No IA North Eghte
,roa. corner Of Ninth and II streets.
yton ID O. and r. =. IcMurdy, corner of Broad1
was n Walden lane Albany Price Is cents, with fut
d"ec"oh" PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
aei CANAL STREET, BRAHDRBfd BUILDING, Ny
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NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE.
DHEUMATISM-ALL THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
IL rheumatism gou neuralgia dropsy and all nervous
diseases will hnd immediate and permanent By
wearing METTAM CO Patent Galvsno Electro Metallio
Insoes Ofc i2y Broadway Sent by express the re>
e''p' " '" ''"" ~ NEW YoRK, Feb 10, 1892 I
Messrs MxrrtM 4 CO..
GESrs-Hayng been sufferer from rheumatism, ana eSs
entire relief tier wearing pair OF your AaY
insoes Tor IL affords me pleasure 10 resom3
mend - reliable remedy Tor that complaint yer1
respectfully, yours, EWD ID. WNiShI, SI
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Whitney No 1s6 Rivngton street, without further notice
RoEus--ln Brooklyn, Mrs. EsTliER RoBERzs, aged ss
The friends Of the family arc invited TO attend the
funeral, from the residence Of her in-law A. NJ
Ea 10 Perepont street Brooklyn, this (Friday) after
noon, at four ocock. Ihe remains viii be taken 70
snARkKY.--op Wednesday morning, April 10, from
injuries received TO the heart JoHs snAs.sy Of the Fiji
Tho relatives and friends Of the family, and the
bsrs OF tho Metropolitan Police Department, invited
Perry street, this (triday) Afternoon q, hafpss,
o'clock
sickness, ROBERT sTRicnAy aged As yosrs.
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the Brooklyn City
Hospital, this (Frlday) afternoon at one O'Clock.
Sourr.-on Thursday, April IT, EIIzARgrn McMArus
wife u James Scott 10 the 62d year Of her age.
Tho rsatiyes and rends OF the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral from her late residence,
No. 319 West Inrty stlee, this friday) aftor
noon at two O'Clock Tho romans viii be inferred 10
Tos0EY.--On Thursday evening, Aprl17 HpRrcB, only
son Of John Hnrch and Cstna hargarcta Torpey aged
syears, months and l3 days
tend the funeral saturday afternoon, At O'Clock,
from late resiasneo, Nc Is ADAMS street. Of
TArimapor--At Plainaeld, N. j. on Wednesday, April
10 CopvxsJA wife OF John Tallmadge and daughter OF
ste Manning, Esq of hctenchsn N j., aged 81 years,
attend o funeral at the hetenchen church. this (Fri-
day) afternoon OF half past two o'clock Cars leave by
New Jersey Railroad foot OF Cor,andt street. 81 twelve
O'Clock noon.
Wy1ny-At the residence Of her son.iu law IN Eliza
bc,h, N. j. on wedny1sy morning, Arrii 10, Mrs.
roRyEtiA wyshE, in the Goth year Of he's age
The relatives and friends OF the family and those Of
her sons in law Smuel Pierce and Charles Blonden, arc
rosreculy invited TO attend the funeral from tho re.
sdcncs of Samuel PIERCE No 164 Pearl street. Elizabeth
a. this (iriday) afternoon, at two O'Clock. The twelve
och ok traa sew YORK VIII arrive al Elizabeth In
t,us.
BostoN papers please copy.
wnIMA-.--In sew Haven, Conn, on Thursday, April
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winter the Maryland Great credit s given
70 Capt Lord for his daring saving
IN his boat when the hie boat dared on
rescue.
scTs EnxA MAYO. Mayo Of orand, from Boston for St
Domingo, was sized i'd gale the 25th Feb The
We're saved and taken on the wreck March by ship
to Londonderry.
FISHING sIoor QurcKsrxr when leaving Narset Hsrbor
low tide l4h inst touched the bar and hed Capt Caleb
Hayden, Mr. Asa NickeTson Mr. amn Higgins
thrown into the and narrowly esaped drowning.
something like half hour they rescued by
manned by Freeman Snow, Frank Hopkins and others.
company OF succeeded in getting the soop ahoa about
noon
The screw steamship Gen Burnside has arrived
a. Philadelphia from Wilmington Del where she built
She will into the service Of the under
command Of Capt Wilcox She 40 feet long, 2S feet
BEAM l feet hold, and registers 600 She owned
Screr and Capt Wilcox and said " be very supe
rlor vessel.
hhs Ship Ls saysWe notice the sale Of AZ bark Noun. c
tAin Ege 516 TONS built Wcasset. in 1856 at $i2Ou0
~ prg Mary wilkins 266 built Salem Mass In 1900
SsO0 cash and AZ schr Lightning 235 ons bu At Bait
more in 1857, on private terms.
Ship secone Of New Bedford 400 TONS has been bought
6 JOS Rcketson I'd on foreign account private terms
She will come TO this port
The wreck of schr Thos Bunting as II lies Nara
raganset RI has been sold for $500 She win be broken
up, not being worth the expense OF repairing.
Sloop Victory Providence been sold TO Capt Wheat
Cole and others, OF Warren RI private terms She
now halls from that port.
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meeting to the Upton Adce'tiser and
Cedar Democrat for publication.
}. E. RICE, Chairman.
&, s STouT Seq
=. S. Stout, Sec.

BRYANT Il STRATToN's CHAIN OF
NATIONAL MERCANTILE CoLLlGEs.-
Messrs. Bryant & Strltton have now. in
successful operation, eight Mercantile
Colleges, located in Philadelphia, New
York. Albany, Buffalo, Cleveland, De-
troit, Chicago and 81, Louis. They issue
scholarship for fifty dollars, which Sc,
cures to the holder all the advantages Of
any or all their Colleges. for an indefinite
time. They have employed the best
teachers to be found in the profession,
and seem determined to leave no stone
unturned in the accoMpli> hmcnt Of their
great and praiseworthy undertaking.
The idea of chain Of colleges is entirely
original with these gentlemen. and like
all great practical enterprises when once
put in opeeation, and the public gets ac-
castomed to it, it becomes a public nc
cessity The railroad and telegraph give
such additional facilities for engaging in
great enterprises that business becomes
more extended; and persons are not con
fined to one point as of former wears -
loung men are continually changing
from one city to another and their ar
engagements must be made accordingly
Messrs. b & S. have recently published
the following series of Commercial Text
Books which are the best of their kind.
viz: Commercial Law" $50 pages,
price $3.50; I" Book Keeping 2Id
pages, price Sl.75: "Commercial Calcu.
lation,' 33:3}2 pages, pric s125 No bus
mess library is complete without these
books Prairie Furmer.
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EOllii>.

l. To think that the more a man eats
the fatter and stronger he will become.
2. To believe that the IN ore hour chill.
dren study at school, the faster they will
learn.
). To conclude that if exercise is good
for the health, the more violent and ex-
hausting it is, the more good is done.
4. 10 imagine that every hour taken
from sleep is an hour gained.
.: 10 act on the presumption that the
smallest room in the house is large
enough to sleep in,
9. To purchase your Boots and Shoes
elsewhere than at +. ? Deans, who
sells the best Boots and Shoes in the
State at prices - per cent. below Mus
catine and Davenport.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

'T<IIE ADV EETI SER having been restored to health
l. in a few weeks by very simple remedy, after
having Uttered several years with a lung Al,
ton, and that dread disease. Consumptious anxious
make known his fellow sufferers the of cure
To all who desire it. he will send copy o: the pre-"
scripton used free of CHARGE with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find a
SIRE CURE for Co ASTHMA BRONCHITIS, &c.
The only object Of the Advertiser in sending the Pre-
scription benefit the afflicted, and spread Informal
ton which he c0nccives he invaluable. and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, it will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WI1IIAMsBUGi, Kings County, New York.
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ARTuUR's HOME MAGAZINE for } !

ARTuUR's HOME MAGAZINE for Ju y
is at hand, and right welcome is it in our
family circle where it is considered the
best Home Magazine published. Its
health department alone is, or should and
may be, worth FIVE times the price Of the
magazine for whole. year. No one who
has read Arthur's writings can doubt the
high moral and religious character of his
magazine. 1t is excellent, and will i'm.
provo all who read it, Terms 81 year,
or to our subscribers through US, 81 80.
Address, T. 8. Arthur l. Co., Philadel-
phis, Pa.
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seas Mrs. Kasson, wife of our excel
lent First Assistant Post Master General,
has written many very interesting letters
to the State Register, during the last few
months. We present one to our readers
to-day, on cur first page, which will re-
pay pcrusal. We hope the fair writer
may live, and write, long after slavery is
among the things that ,cere, but are not
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PROBATE NOTICE.

DUBLlC Notice il hereby given to all persons
L interested in the estate of Joseph Lerhy'
deceased, late of Cedar county, Iowa, that Will
liam Hook executor has filed in the Office
Of the county Judge his final report of the settle
ment of the affairs Of said estate and asks to he
discharged from further duties and liabilities IN
the premises. All persons interested DESTROYS
OF contesting the same must d" so on or before
The first Monday in July 4. d. 1852. or said report
will be confirmed as prayed for therein.
JIG. BELTS, County Judge
~
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EYEClrTOR,A NOTICE.

NOTICE Ia hereby given that the undersien-
~ ed. William Denny, has, IN vacation May
msI 1862, been appointed by the .onhis our.
Of George w. Rome. deceased. All persons IN
debted 10 aid estate will make payment 70 lne
Undersigned, without delay, and those HAVING a. ing
ss'ms against said estate will hie 'hchn ~ Wv. nt
once Of the County judge of said county Oh
"edar, proved according to law. ,,.ar
Aay 81, ls62-n2lw&
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Siour City.
y,nr,rnT, rD,JNs EAvL nkVI v
ESTRAY NOTICE.

TAKEN UP on or about the LIST day of De
cember, 4. y. 1861, by Lewis LAHORE, at his res
idenc, in Onion Grove, Dayton township, Cedar
county, Iowa one cstray STEER; mostly white
with some black spots about the head and neck
Also, enc RED STEER Also one IIElFER. red
and white; each supposed to be one year old
last spring. and appraised at five dollars and
fifty cents each.
ALONZO SHAW, clerk ID. G.
Per J. W. BAGLEY, Deputy. l3n3~
Apri ist 1852,
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Best Sewing Machines in the
World fol either Family or
Manufacturing Purposes.
And all We ask is fair trial. Read the folio
IMPORTANT FACTS:

a - 3
IMrcRTANT FACTS:
FtcT No. This Company being duly licensed.
their Machines are protected against in
Engagements or litigation.
FACT No 2--Ihesc Machines make the lock
stitch--aiikc on both sides--and use little
less than half as much thread aud silk as the
chain or loop stitch machines.
FACT No. 81 ese Machines are better adapted
than any other sewing machines in the mar
kctto the frequent changes and almost end
less variety OF sewing required in family.
They will sew from one to twenty Thickness
scs of MarseIlles without stopping, and make
every stitch perfect. They will even sew
from the finest tuZe to the he aviest cloth
and even stout, hard leather without chang
ing the feed, needle or tension, or making
any ad ustmeht of machine whatever. Is not
such IA machine best adapted to family use!
and if BEST adapted to family use, why not
for every variety of light sewing manufac-
iurc2 For work too heavy for our Family
Machine, We recommend our larger sizes.
FACT No. 4-These Machines make the most
elastic seam of any sewing-machine in use
Il fact of very great Importance in sewing
elastic goods, or goods of any kind, on a bias.
FACT No. 4-No Machine is more durable or
more simple in its construction, or more
easily understood. The reputation of these
machines wherever used will fully demon
strate each of the above FACTS.
FACT No 6-These Machines took the Highest
premium at the ffanktln institute, Ihla
delphia.
FACT No. These Machines took the Highest
Premium at the New Jersey State Fair
FACT No. These Machines took the Highest
Medal at the American Institute, in the City
of New York, together with the Highest
Premium for the fine Sewing Machine work
FACT No 9-rhese Machines took both the Ugh
est Premiums at the Mechanics Fair, Utica
N. Y.
FACT No. lo-These Machines can do the SAME
thing generally, whenever properly exhibit
ed in competition with other lrst-class Sew.
ing Machines. But we have space for only
one FACT more-it is the most important
Fact of all.
FACT No. live ma,raat erery Machine ice sell
to gre BETTER satisfaction than any other
Serrin @ Machine in The market, or money re.
fumded.
Es,- Send for a circular. Agents Wanted.
Address.
Finkle & Lyon Sowing Machine Co.
fsni7mG) No. 53s BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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SHIRTS. Every man is supposed to
wear shirt or something in the simill-
tude of shirt, but they know nothing
about the genuine article till they have
tried one of Ballou Bros. French yoke
shirts We suppose we have been as
well provided for, in that respect, (not
in numbers but make) as the most of
mankind, but when we put on one of
Ballou Bros. best, we found that We had
known nothing about the comfort of a
nice, easy fitting, shirt. We would ad'
wise those who buy to read the adver'
tisement of the above named firm and
believe all that it says, and then order a
half dozen or more. They are honorable
men and do as they agree.
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NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN, that F. c. GALBREATH,
| of Cover Township. in the county of Cedar,
and State of Iowa. has this day ASST gned to me
all his property, real and personal Gncluding
his homestead for the payment Of his debts,
and his creditors are required to present their
claims under oath or affirmation to me, ut my
in Cover township Cedar CO., Iowa,
or ~ ,no ,n,hs from the date hereof.
'''i dated this Sd day of March, ID. 1867.
b"'e' '"' ED WRIGHT, Assignee.
r>cwpER, SHOT CAPS. Just receive .ye, a. az ne"
apply at H.
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~ Is there to be a celebration here
on the Fourth of July? If so, it is time
to be up and doing. 1t has been sug-
gcsted that we ought not to celebrate
that day while We allow traitors to walk
and talk in our streets. We often hear
it remarked that the secessionists will
have to "dry up" when our boys return
from the war; It does not speak well
for the loyalty of those who stay at home,
that they rely upon the soldiers to fight
the rebels at home and abroad.
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FRIEND DANIELs:-Is there patriot
ism enough in Cedar county to celebrate
the coming anniversary of our nation
"birth day." Ifso, how and where is
it to be done? Who dare take the in
itiatory stepsj 1t is time the ball was
rolling. Vox.
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Upton POsT.OrEICE.

open from 7 to IL o'clock A. NJ. and from to
~ NJ oh sundays from p. NJ. toGP.M
CLOSING OF MAILS.
Eastern via Wilton daily, at AM
Onion Grove mail leaves Mondays wedpes
days and Fridays; closes at A. u.
Iowa City mail Wednesdays and Saturdays a,
A. NJ
Davenport mail Mondays and Thursdays at
p. NJ.
Red Oak mail Wednesdays3 Saturdays at AM
All drop letters must I've e-paid with stamps
at the rate of one cent each.
S. S. DANIELS p NJ
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\ CURIOSITY may be seen at the post.
Office, it being the Lords prayer written
on one tenth Of the area of gold dollar
1t was written by ". o. HIsKEY, Prin.
cipal of our Union School.
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la- Read our " Army Correspond
ence," and then say how much longer
YOU would have our armies "respect the
rights @ of those in rebellion. We
think that the lives Of our soldiers are
worth more than tho lives of all the reb-
els and all the property that they pos
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ALoNZO HoLTsLANDER, Sec.
Fourth Of July Celebration at Mechanics.
Vile.

VlIIes
The citizens of Mechancsville and vi
cinity met ct Lakes on Wednesday even.
ing, June llth, pursuant to notice.
Meeting called to order.
GA motion, J f. Rice was appointed
to the chair and G. S. Stout secretary.
On motion of Geo +. Witherell, a
committee of three on general arrange
ments were appointed, namely: Geo. +.
Witherell, VIM. Chapman and J. b.
johnson.
On motion, n. Green was designated
marshal of the day.
On motion of w. NJ. Witherell, com.
mittee of three were appointed to procure
speakers and music for the occasion,
namely: Zenas Brown, G. s. Stout and
Joseph jackson.
Motion made and carried to have free
dinner.
On motion of p. NJ. Begole, com.
mit:cc of three were appointed to super
intend the table and procure provisions,
and having power to appoint sub com.
mittee of ten to assist IN their arrange
mcnts-committee as follows: W. NJ.
Withersll, N. Mckee and 7. G. McClel-
land.
On motion, a committee of five were
appointed to prepare suitable grounds for
the occasion, namely: Jno. G. Hicks, l..
F. Lake, J. Bruman, E. Scales, aud b.
Warren.
On motion, a committee of three were
appointed to prepare suitable toasts and
sentiments for the occasion. Committee
Geo. +. Witherell, N. Green, and Zeuas
Brown.
A motion of T. Brown, to extend
general in vitation to all, was unanimous
~ carried.
On motion, tho secretary. was request
ed to send copy Of the ninutes of the