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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-06-18
LEGAL.
Notice to Creditors.
IOWA C1UNTY COURT-IN PRoBArl

In the matter of the estate of FREDERICK Hell.
AIENSTEIN Jr deceased,
Er1ERS of adInnisti alton having been this dav
A issued to Ger fraud lIeimeustein Of Iowa Coun,v
twelve months from tie date hereof being allowed
and mitcd creditors to present their claims against said
deceased for nation and allowance; it IS ordered
that all claims and demands against the estate Of said
deceased be received and adjusted before this Curt and
for atpurp6se he will be at his Office in the Village nj
D dgevilfe on the first Monday Of each month during
the alb We limited
And il further ordered that said Administrative with
out delay cops Of this order be publish for
fur successive weeks in the D0DGGVILLE CHRON.
ICLE. weekly Aews a)er circulating i'll said County
and also that she Ike copy to De posted up il
f ur diff rent pubic places in said County.
Dated june 9th, 1868
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-06-18


Washington, June 12--The following
extracts are taken from the Richmond
Dispatch of the 10th inst:
Jackson, Miss, June 6-Gen. PEN
berton has sent word that he can hold
Vicksburg, and Gen. Johnston is to
take time to organize and discipline his
forces.
Mobile, June 8.-A special to the
Tribune from jackson, dated the 9Th,
says there are many rumors afoat, the
most reliable of which is that Gen.
Kirby Smith instead Of being at Port
Hudson, has taken Miliken's Bend, and
cut off Gen. Grants supplies.
1t is reported that Jackson's cavalry
have ext their way through to Vicksburg.
Col. Grierson is believed to have been
driven five miles from Clinton, La.
Mobile, June "a special dispatch
to the Adpertts and Register, from
jackson on the 9Th inst, says courier
from Vicksburg reports cheeringly OF
our prospects. Nine trains carrying
troops, believed to be from the Army
of Rosecrans, arrived at Memphis Sat
urday There is merely a garrison at
Memphis.
Jackson, Miss, June S.-A scout just
in from Vicksburg reports all working
well. The men are in good spirits, but
are somewhat wearied from laying IN
trenches exposed to the sun.
Gen, Grant is slowly advancing by
building parapets which are four hum
dred yards from our outer works. There
has been no general assault for ten days
past. There is plenty of ammunition
and provisions at Vicksburg, and the
soldiers and citizens are confident of the
result.
Our entire loss during the series Of
assaults will not exceed 600. There
was heavy firing of musketry and artil
lery yesterday, and by artillery to-day
A private dispatch from Jackson, da
ted the sth inst, reports that Vicksbure
is all right. Gen Kirby Smith is in
possession of Miliken's Bend.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-06-18

An EYE TO BUSINESS. The Geneva
Gosoae says the following is a copy of
an advertisement, posted in conspicu
Gus place en-a manufacturing establish
meut in that village:
"WANTED.-Four industrious young
men wish to marry four respectable
young ladies who enjoy fortune of
three hundred dollars each,-to evade
the draft. Inquire within"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-06-18

ASMART BoY,-"Fred, said lelitt
four-year old boy the other day, ''give
me a sixpence TO buy monkey -
We've got monkey in the house now, >
replied the elder brother WHO is it.
Fred p asked the little fellow. You, y
was'the reply. Then give me six
pence to buy the monkey some nuts.
His brother "shelIed out
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-06-18

Capt. Thompson Of the staff of Gen
eral Rosecrans under a flag Of truce,
delivered the effects of the two spies,
hung at Frakin, to Lieutenant Colonel
Webb, Of the 21st Alabama Regiment,
this evening. One Of the party re-
ceiving the flag remarked to Captain
Thompson-so you wave hung two of
our spies-he then added that one of
them was his particular friend and was
Inspector of Constructions of General
Wheclers staff. He did not know the
man Peters, and admitted that the exc
cution was just and in accordance with
military law.
Rebel papers Of the 10th give an ac-
count of tfriersons raid on Clinton,
Ala, on the Sd, and says his force was
1000. The rebel officer Hogan is re-
ported to have driven Gricrson six miles,
taking two guns and killing and captur-
ing 35 Tie rebels loss was two killed
and several wounded.
Mobile, June 9.--The Spanish steam
er Solar, from Lavona, for this port, was
lost 40 miles out on the Goth. Only
four of her passengers escaped. Among
the lost is Col Stark, Of General Buck
ner's Staff. Her cargo was valued at
100000.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-06-18
IN PROBATE County Court

in the matter If the estates If JAMES BARRY sen
ana JAMES BARRY jr. deceased.
~ reading and ing the petition Ct Edward Barry adj
~ Illustrator Of sad estates, rep esenting ng other
tln.ss that he has fully administered said estates and
WayIng that time aud place DO fixed FIR examining
aud allowing his account VI his admin >tra.i,n Ii is
odered that sud account be examined by the Judge If
ing his office in the village OF D,dgeville at clock
lin the afern Of said day.
And 1t is further orde ed that notice thereof be given
to ali lers rs interesteby publishing copy # this
der for three surcessivs weeks lri said day of
examinrt iii The DJDGEVILLE CHRONICLE A
weekly newspaper circulating in said County
Dated june Eth, 1868. s. u. ANSLEY.
D4l -julS-3W- ,july2p County Judge
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-06-18

The Richmond Dispatch says Our
kilograms from the southwest still con-
tinue to be of the most cheering char
acter. The brave garrison of Vicksburg
are as confident of success as ever and
Kirby Smith, with 10000 men, is said
10 occupy Miliken's Bend, some 20 miles
above Vicksburg, on the right bank of
the Mississippi, and to cut off Gen. Grants
supplies.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-06-18

) d;soraeeful manner. I could not learn
his name. This gentlman says we lost,
in killed, negroes niety- nine, white men,
th;rtv Our wounded number about
125. The list of killed is so large IN
consequence of many Of the wounded
being killed under the mo quarter
cry Over 100 dead rebels were LETT on
the field, and they took away several
wagon loads Of wounded.
At about the time the battle was over
IT Miliken's Bend, the rebels made
their appearance near Young's Point
and ali the citizens and transient per-
sons we're put under arms. NO attack
had been made wien our inform mt lett
The rebel force had not yet reached
Lake Providence.
We have nothing important from the
rear Of Vicksburg.
Night before last, John Starks, be-
longing to the 18th Illinois, while at
home on furlough six miles from Car
bandale, 1ll., was shot by secession
sympathizers, in his own house. They
called him to come out, and while ad-
testing his clothes to comply, he was
shot through an open door. Several
balls entered his body, and he expired
almost Immediately. Another Union
man, named Emerson, died the same
night, in the same neighborhood, from
wounds received three days before
There is complete reign of terror in
Williamson county, and if Union men
are not sustained, they will be driven
from the country. The arrest Of the
leaders by the military authorities has
exasperated the secessionists, and the
release of the leaders has embroidered
them. Affairs have reached crisis in
that locality.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-06-18
Summons for Relief.

SUflMONS for Relief.
Elias T. Williams STATE WISCONSIN,
F4aihtlh' Iowa Co. Circuit Court.
against Summons for Relief.
David II. JONES' Mary
jones his wife, Sophia ilza The Plaintiff desires
mes, John Adams, and the tri al If his action, if
JVhh Conner, any there be, to be had
Defendants. in the County Of Iowa.
The State of Wisconsin,
10 David II. Jones, Mary Jones his wife, Sophia
Eliza jones, John Ada rs, and John Bouncr defend
ants.
N0U are hereby summoned and required to answer
i the complaint of Elias 7. Williams, Plaintiff, a
copy OF which is herewith served upon yuu and
a copy II your answer the subscriber, at the law
office OF samuel W. heese, III the liage If Dodgcyle,
Iowa County, Wisconsin, wi hin ninety ia is after the
service Il this summons, exclusive Of the day Of
service; aud if you fail to answer said Complaint as
hereby required the aint will apply the Court for
the relief demanded i'll the Complaint.
Dated April 23d, 1868.
- SAMUEL W. REESE,
Paitfis Attorney
The complaint in he above entitled action
H. was filed in the Office Of the Clerk OF the Cir
STAMP cult Court in and FIR the County of Iowa,
~ State of Wisconsin, on the 18th day Of June,
1868. e. SAMUEL v. REESE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17
The Newspaper and Book Publishers.

Bosroa, Monday, FEB. 10, 1867
There was Q large attendance Of newtpaper pro-
pretors and book publishers before the Lesisla,iye
Committee on Federal Relations to-day, 10 urge
the importance Of Demorslzing Congress for relief
against the psper.maken' monopoly. Il WAS shown
that The cosi Of sohool books alone wns 1--we millions
Of dollars annually, and that this combination OF
paper manufacturers added thereto full twenty per
cent, which wa a serious tax On the majority Of
parents; slso that nearly all the religious pubea
liOns weekly newspapers, aud books heretofore
published for the people would be compelled TO sus-
pend entirely or be greatly restricted in their use
iuness. The daily papers would aIso 10 compelled
10 further advance their price.
Tho publishers closed their case by presenting the
following resolutions:
Rrsted That tbs wslfar, Of the community well the
diffusion OF education and general tssesee. call for tL.
adoption 0! which shall eLoapsn The cest ~
and combosson Of wealth or Of interest 10
Up the Of the article ., high point 10 nhct
upon education and the dissemination efinrna
ton generally among the people.
Rsso,fd That far Trsafds the protection Of capital
and inday the boot aud L.wspspsr pubshinI bu,ns's
vastly Of capital aud sbcr ttsn the pfoduc
ton Of tho material 10 entitled 10 the she't coBdss
ton.
Rnorsd That Sensos aud Rsprs sentative. In Con
10 requested to vote TO- amendment OF the tsir,
which shall reduce the dnty imported fro 81 10
per cent srsto may DO deemed Practicable and
EpedieEt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17
s.T-lSoO-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BrTTERs

BRAKES PLANTATION BrrTER9.
They purity strengthen and invisorass-
They create healthy appetite.
They sntidote TO change OF water and aAsss
They effect. Of dissipation and late hosrs
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind
They prevent masuatio aud intsrmittsus fsvors ~ ~
They purify the breath aud scidity Of the stomach.
They cafs Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DsrrheA Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint ssd Nervous Headachs4
They are the best Bttes In the world. They make W
weak man strong aud exhausted natures great rssssef
They are composed Of the celebrated cssays Bark Csscars
Bark. Dandsion. Chsmomis Flowers Lavender Flower%
winterrseu. Anss. Glover Buds Orange Peel snskeReo
Csrawsy, Coraader, Burdock- s.-T-la6o-x &C.
Tho following sample Of the testimony daily reoeivsds
soLDixss' Hoxs, CIyciSsArI. O.. Jan Is. 1854
Messra P. II. DRAKE < Co. .., q, v.. n
GENTLEMEN: This institution has received end sxtsoi
aid to oyer IL 900 sick and disabled soldiers, have Of sss
administered the Plantation Bits In numerous cases Of sx
hsuson want Of appetite, &C. with the rspa
able and gratifying rssus 1t creates sppesss strength and
ehserfunss and has given many poor fellow biz sssaa
health wish this preparation in every family. in evy
hospital and evsry battlefield
With respect, your servsnt,
Dr. @. w. ANDREWS, sspG
wAsHrseroy, D. c., Jan. -, isSA
GxyrLxxKs We require another supply Of your Piansa'
ton Btsr the popularity Of which daily increases With "
guests OF our house.
Respectfully, SYKES, CHADWICK Co..
Props WIZARDS Hosl.
- CLEVELAND. Dec. Q. 1862.
- I hsvs been 70 Ill with Jiver Complaint snd
Dyspepss that was compelled to abandon my business
used three bottles tho Plantation Btsrs and to aeon.
shment an entirely cured They the best msdiedas
ever used shall endssvor make them known Pieoe
inform what S-T.-le6o-X means. Ht
Yours truly HB KINGSLEY.
Dr. W. A. Chlds. Surgeon Of the Tenth Vermont Rsst'
mont writes: ~ wsh every soldier had bottle Of Psstssss
Bitts They are the effective, perfect and harmless
tonic ever used"
GAR Housz, Lscsv,LLn. Ky, Dec -, ise7.
Msssrs p. Il. DRAKE Co.
We compelled 70 order IL dozen Plantation Btsss ~
supply friends who have other way Of procuring this ID
mirabls article. Respectfully, yours,
SILAS Y. MILLER L Co.. Propnsscrs.
RocHssrxR, n. T., Dec 81, 1861.
The Plantation Bi.,ers have cured mo sfthe
worst Kind Of Dyspepsia four Year, andlnE hsvt
recommended them to Others and 90 fer know, With 10
nal .ucc... lam, 1c, Rev. J. s. CATH0RN.
BURNETT Horss, CryorsyArI. o., Dec. 20 1850.
Messrs DRAKE Co. The Plantation Bittsrs appear 70 b
very popular here sead rs twenty cases more and ooi
Yours, truly, TIP. SAUNDERS 4 Ca.
&C.. kc.. he. Ae.
NB-They are particularly recommended - fsmslss sn9
d.lioate persons requiring gentle ct mulsnt
Sold BY Ill Druggists. Grocers, and Country Stesss
PH. DRAKE Co., -
No. sO2 BROADWAY, n 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17

Srbenck,s PulnOnic Syrup, Sen.Weed Tonic
and Mandrake Pills.

These d.ssvedy celebrated aud popular medicines have
effected revolution In the neelbg art aud proved the escy
Of several msIm which have for many years oostructed the
sumption tncuabe" deferred physicians from attempting
find remedies for that disease and pasps afi;ed With
Il themselves death without making any effort
70 escape doom which they supposed to Do unavod'
able IL proved, however. that Consu"pon ca" De
cured that has been cared 10 great number OF cases
loo Of them apparently desperate enss BY schencks Pull
monic Syrup and in other by the medicine
10 with schencNs Tonic and Mandrake
Ps one or BOTH according to the requirements oil the case
Dr. Schenck himself who has enjoyed uninterrupted good
health than twenty years. was supposed % one
DO the gate Of death, his physician having
his hopsss and abandoned him TO MS late
lie cured by Aforesaid Syrup and since his
asuy Thousands similarly scted have used Dr. Schencks
medicines with the remarkable success.
Remember Dr. sc HENCkS rooms In tbis city al No
% Bospsr where hs be found every tuesday, from
q Ii, to p He always keeps fresh supply Of medt
enss hs ROOMS which can be had suy day whether the
DoCroK 10 there not
CONRAD FOX. No. 81 BARcLAr-sr, II WHoLEsALs
AaHyr pOR EHW.HORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17
Trini Of Charles Lewis.

TnESroN r. J. Monday, Feb. l6. iCc3.
The trial Of CnuIles Lewis, for the murder Of
james Rowand at Princeton on the night Of the 18th
OF November has closed ils seventh day. The evil
donce Of tho prosecution is all 10, and the State
re.ted the this evening. The defence Will open
Tomorrow. The defence Las no Witnesses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17

A New Principle In Medicine, NEVER gEPoRa
Knows or PosssssE9 By y SYsURSoAr H Ga "a;
TRUE WAY 10 PURIFY TIE BLOOD. LET All
WHO HAVE EsEE TAKEE o pIL wa EEAP ANn Va
REGULATORS ARE FOUNDED.
THE MOST PERFECT PILLS IN USE.
AND TIE ONLY PiLu Possyss ANY NV nsoicA1
PROPERTIES. on REGULATING Powxss, THAT HAVE sszs
DISCOVERED TIE Hi WEAK 6Row STRONG.
The frst dose Of Roadway: R~sasors 90. ~ 500
q: ss d r.: :s
strong every organ In the asassd body ssusctstsd viii
cot tho whole system Tho liver will BE- regular 10 seesng
bile tho akin regular in ts functiens and the heart seSu y
regular at regular hour dchasns their contents: L.
eli occasion take physie take dose OF Rsdw
RsS~.y'. Resu!ssors wiz establish regularity
Tho following ailments Rsdways Regulator VIZ qucEy
every orxss Ia the BODY and heslshy condaooi
Constipation of the Bowels, Kidney Ccupisiots
isd.mmston Of the kidneys, Indisss,ios.
Headache, Nervous, IffeguAnty
headache. Sick. hynsfia
Measles, NnIss
Small Pox lpnoenIe
Cosuveness. Scarlet Fever,
Bilousnsss Typhus Fsves.
Dyspep siA Pleursy,
Bilious Fever.
UNHEALTHY BRAIrs
Loss Of Appetite Loss Of Memory. Loss Of Energy. ~
Each Of tho sbovs difficulties R.dways Regulates, WI
Pies Of Regulators IS cents per box Sold BY Drug
ri.ts and Dealers svsrywhere . ~
RADWAY L Co No 81 Maidsu-lsne. N. Y.
Ladies Band and LAX Bracelets.-soms - svs
' GEORGE G. ALIENS,
10. Ais Broadway
One door below Csnal-sk
Rar Riugs and Pins, New Styies.-Soms - Low =
T 40 Three and Five Dollars . set For sale by
' GEORGE G. ALLEN,
No. ais Broadway
One door below CAn6l-st,
>.
Gentiemen,s Scarf Pins.
Some a. low a. One Two, snd Three Delsrs esch 81
q. Z. ALIENS,
No. ais Broadway,
One door hAlow CasL.se
Watches and Jewelry
or ALI. DESCRIPTIONS.
For sale by
GEO C. ALLEN, No AIS Broadway.
One door below Cans-s,, formerly No. II Wsitst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17

judging from tho service, some Members Of Con.
gress had rendered, the present Members, Of course
excepted be thought they might steal Richmond or
capture the Southern Confsderacy If 1t was Left out
over night. (Laughter.l
After further discussion tho motion was rejected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17
A British Schooner WRECKED.

HoITON, MonlaT, Fob. 10 IltJ.
The British schooner Rouser, ST. johns, ~ B..
for Boston, was totally wrecked on Whales - ics,
Portsmouth, yesterday. The crew nrs suppo,ed to
be lOst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17
Governor Curtin nnd Secretary sewnrd.

HAHri,FrhO, Ia, Monday Feb. TO- Ittj
The assertion that Gov. Curtin Is concerned in
arrangements for forming party, ARE entirely
without iounda ion. Daing his visit TO Washing
ton he had conversation wi hr. Seward, or
any other person, on such subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17
Browns BRONCHIAL TROCHES

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
Arc oersd with The fullest confidence In their ecscy hey
have BEEN thoroughly tested and maintain the good rsputs
ton they have ju.ty acquired For Military Office" and
those Who osn ovstsx the voice they useful In rsisv
Ing Initiated Throat and win render articulation easy 10
tho Soldier exposed sudden changes in tho weather. they
viii give prompt resfiu Coughs and Colds and 0sn b oar
hsd in the pocket, to be taken oceason requires
The Troehss staff Of life to mo-"
Prof EpwAKp NORTH,
Pros. Hamilton College, Clinton. NY
"yor Thros, Troubles they ere specific"
MP. VILLA
"Teo hvorsbly known 70 need communication"
Hon. CRAa A. PHELPS,
Pros. Mas. senate
"Con.sia no Opium nor anything injuriouL"
DR.. A. A. HArEs, Chemist Boston
IAN elegant combination for Coughs"
Dr. O. r. BIoRLow Boston
"Irsconmsni their use to Public spsstsrs"
Rsv L. Il CnAYrs.
"Most sslutsry relief In Bronchitis"
Rsv s. srrsYnrnp, Monistown. Ohio.
VERY beneficial whom suffering from Colds."
Rev. 8. J. p. ANDERSON. 81 Louis
Almost instant relief in the dssdrs labor Of breathing
peculiar to Asthma"
Rev. A. G. EsGLnsroS. Nsw-York.
"Thsy have suited my exactly, relieving my throat 50
that could sins with esss' r. DrcHARnS,
Chorstsr. French Parish Church, Montreal
Asthere are limitations be to OBTAIN the genuine
WHEELER & WILSON'S SEwING-MACHINEs,
HIsnRsr PREMIUM.
international Exhibition, London Isc2.
Ofce. Nc. N5 BsoADwAY. Nev-Yorf.
TRUssEs-MARsH e. Co.'S Radical Cure
TRu,s Office No Yeseyst under Aior Heuss), opposite
,b. church No councillor Whatever with any Other Truss
Oa;ee Of same name. female attends Ladies
SUITS KENTUCKY BOURBON WHISKY, for
sale By EvBRr Druggist GRooEK In Hsw'iork ster
Feb II. leo)
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Ready ON Wednesdays
THE
NETWORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS.
A DOUBLE PAGE.
DOUBLE PAGE
STARTLING PICTURE.
STARTLING PICTURE
MEN IN HIGH POSITIONS.
MEN IN HIGH POSITIONS.
LOOK OUT!
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STAND FROM UNDER.
STAND FROM UNDER.
DlPFUSi0Nlsr IN COUNCIL.
DITFUsIOEIST IN COUNCIL.
THE NETWORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS win also
contain
A DOUBLE-PAGE PICTURE.
THE GRAND FANCY.DREsS and MASQUERADE
BALL given by the ARIoN SOCIETY. ct NiblO's, on
Wednesday night. Feb. IL
NARROW ESCAPE Of Gen. CORCORAN and Col
SPEAR ct Blsckwsfsr Va
AND MANY OTHER INTERESTING PICTURES,
ALL IN THE NEW.YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS.
READY ON WEDNESDAY.
To be had Of all Newsdeslers.
SINCLAIR TOUsEY GansysI Aren't
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The Iastitate Of Reward has The pleasure 10 IN
noooce that Mr. hes kindly volunteered 70 do
vs, his ,scsss % THs Ws%sS 2, Tay q behalf q
and the large number who could obtain sdmittsncs
lsst Wednesday,. will have double incentive to a.
tend this unique and Interesting lecture THURSDAY
EVENING. Feb. a. at the Cooper lsstisuts Adnson rs
csuts; reserved seats, 50 cents :.
B. AZ the reserved sess are already being apidy div
posed Of who desire to obtain them sppy
diateiy, at DEVICES EXCHANGE OFFICE. No. u Cooper
Union building Grove Booksore BIosdway, cor 4ta.t
or Fowler Wss No. 308 Broadway: Lecture to conn
m.ucs AZ O'clock o. M. and will be fully Illustrated
What shall be Done with the NesrS fTTss
Anniversary Of the NATIONAL FhEEUMANS RELIEF
ASSOCIATION w be held at the Cooper Institute on the
evening OF thursday 18th inst. at a O'CLOCK. hev Dh
TYING will preside end the meeting will DO addressed by the
Prssidept Rev. henry WARD BEECHEh. Rev J. r
NEWMAN and other eminent speakers The quest ms IN
VOWED In the condition and destiny Of the Emsneipaeo
Negro vitality connected with our national tut:fes ana
existence will DO the pr onir ent subects Of dcussion.
c. G. LEIGH.
VIM. A. BUTLER,
Washington's Birthday Celebration.-ORAT ALTON
-" Our Country-lts Martyrs and their Reward by tev
SAMUEL B. BELL d. d. Clinton Hall, Feo ~, 1907 Al
IA O'Clock .. In. Admitsuce, Is centa