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THE NEW YORK sun.
FRIDAY MoRNr,c. ARC. i2, 1894.



d. The arr.vL u The steamship Ptrsia we have
two days lsser news from Europr The nsws, In
many rcsrcc.A Is OF considerable Importance, esIe-
c,sy that wticl relates particularly u Amer
Ian s6sirs. Parllsrocn. finally adjourned on the
9TH ut, af,rr ,ranssciinp tho usual amount u bu-
sDsn, and favonng the English pcople With the
customary qusitum Of buncomte speeches. very
much ater the manner Of American Congress.
The QUEEN, in her closing message takes occasion
" rsfer " The CIV! In this country, aud LJ.p
iy hneuts TIM, IT has not yet ten brought 10
-cst. A. the same time. she will continue to oN-
ssrve . sire, neutrality between the bell.
rerens, and in,liasi.s that friendly rec
onciBstion woud bc dc.rsbs. TIE course
d the E1glsh Cj,srrucut N recognizing
NroIJos's rct Me- cat Fin-5rc, fof'ls for
specuht.oi- although u app'~rs Vat ibo govern
nieni pledged Ia such a "str1se. az soon IS
MA,rnIiAN ,lould :, a,traly scste,l on his nm
ssable thrunc. Were !, not ipr the express an
noi,rement OF iic1 a,osiy that no interference In
~srr sit-rs would be lowcd, IL nigh, bc inferred
thst thia recognition ~ MAuSIriAS WINS bu, H.
pave tho way TOT 3 similar recognition Of the
S.sr.b.
The question ~ the enlistment - etn'rr-il,s ia
The Union army was among the las, thnps u At
.,suricd tbc attention Of Parliament. The matter
wss called UP by Lord Howard, and zone com.
plant msie Of H.. fraud and deceit usod Ia en- Nj.
pang hes 'ipnoccnt" omigrauis into our army
aud navy. Amer some stupid arguments Cor AMI
sSsanst the whole subject was Or ppol y suy.
xsseing hss some warnings might bc gwen tie
''hur'ble ernisrsn,s IN America" by the Commits
slonerr ii Emiyrutlon-- mus wisely cuncluding H.
'fss well enough alone" II wns announced ~ q
Paris journal OIL the day the persis sailed, tin.
isss xnctory peace had teen concluded b-tween
Germany and Denmark. Although the srtni ~
shSs pesce arr no, yc, made public, there - 1T
hnrpy result has teen brought about manly
ah,Ough the fundamentally Of The lcndn, ,ru.
pcan Powers. I. In already tintcl ~ sone ol our
coNmpor1ies, th.' these Pow srs would perform
the sasne friendly Office for u.s. their offers would
bo accepted. Peace In this country T. c,r-
Of procuring !, would hardly ngreo with ths TEN.
J-r end disposition of tho American pee pie. When
The proper time arrives, no do.bt the Amc rtau
people will have and wisdom enough to make
vn,A peace us VIII bc both honorable md ist,.nr
without Asking the A-sistanro OF any foreign ma
and Yooi feeling that prevails 'uycr the water -
IL IL hopcd the time tar in the future " !icn
srnisf news will be transmitted rom Ai,cr lea to
Eroie c, that $, may na be alone IN her r.jo.cnxs
Over pesee.
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driven back by the epemv. Tbo Governor
thinks II unfair snJ Unreasonable 10 expect
that unor yanlzel aud unarrned farmers could sue.
coed where veterans failed Govcruos CUzTIs
deyerves cred, for this sttsmpA 70 make out good
case for bls state, and. SO far AZ the people II
large aro concerned, he vindication NAV be ac.
piel. Tie rrsponsii ilty for tho fnciii,v with
which The re'els sweep In and out Of iae sa,c
mus the he divi'ied between TIE W sb agtcn
ofhcnls and the corrup, Pennsylvlul. leg sla,o-s,
WHO appear to he even moro vcnal and shameless
than their brethren Ia New York Whatever
may hsyo becn the with respect 70 former in
vssons, II IL almost Ger, IN that the "a oac glt
have been svoided b. skilliuI genera 81. p and
"stohfol foresight. "" hsi ample ioTces-1 there
had bccn brains b. use them IA and ground Wasb.
'ngtfn to decst ia detail anu a. re DscE tue rebels
from the Shenandoah Vale, without permitting
them 10 hisclcn M, soil oi 80 ryiaua. For the re-
ricoi :" d. ~ h~ people o. tr' Nlr'a may rca,on-
IAiy cor1p.'n, ap d. '-.rrs Ird t''o irrn-
sy'va1.or, ~ move o., 20 ,l,- .'sir 10 ',- pt.--
G. nel m I@sr. - .'',c',,r nt' % r'i~ f'idcr
a. IL 81 IN NJ, docs 49, s'a.' - ~" washing.
Ton .tbj-.'r rr lc last .1s.fJ.4 90 t. 49,
~ much w. iirIs pie ~ ~ n s'a' ~ thc vcua''n-
cHpa'lc lc.1'GIrs 'ho a'ltlt9 p'5 fnlits h.N.
To H4gr.slI-f iiv-n,b'r- were tpl intent 90
pinntng railroad fnDnop lea end pa NJ private
NE hat wog'l l1, money " i'r p.ck,t. . RS
a u'l',a h' g. provide ~ a. dc r.. - he SITE
Any monc, spiroT.sisi for 'io latter prT0p
would ~ mair1-iion from Ne grno-nl runi"r
and to public ntcrosiss .T,fel N or'ic,do swell
to fortune q member. sarcthing r'cfhia a.
Cilrrci IA An an La sfrf1-, vtcf thc r1iit'4
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The Mcclellan Meeting.

there Is no installing the feeling TINT brought
together many men ". lncsiay evening, TO
'io honor 10 General MCCLELLAN and nominate him
fo President in advance Of the CT cago Ccnyeu..Ur
Even the Republican Journals are compelled 70
sdnit that the people did Assem- be together n way,
numbers for specified purpose, animated D. an
enthusiasm never before messed on aiy simlar
occasion. Several Of our radical cotemporrrics NJ
fsct " discover weak point in the .f
fsar, In the iact that very few prominent
lufitics speakers OF tie Democratic faith
were present upon the occasion. Accofdins to
thsss Journalists . spont.neous movement OF the
Hsoy's lcannot take place unless II Is eng!n-
ssfed by political hacks, who vel upon such o.
Sas.ons 70 manufacture personal capital. We thin1
oAherwtse. When the worlingnel Of this city
had preliminary meeting OF delegates to take
Aasas,res to defeat the Hastings Strike bill. We
vRs wsited upon by Committee. and asked 10
select . number Of prominent men and politicians
~ IN Ike the speeches a! 1onpLius' square. We
declined TO do ana urged tho SolkngIne to take
she affair entirely into their own hands. They
did ~, and the result has proven the wisdom of
1hst course The sumo policy sciuaiei the few
IN tivlduss who protected HE McCLrILAN meeting
they determined to rely upon the people, aud ",
90 much upon tie politicians. II may therefore be
Asserted tina. the p p.i,rty Of General NcCLlLL,S
IN Now York city Is a matter %. record. That po +.
1icisns were concerned IA the demonstration We
have reason to doubt and that they " IL munu-
fActur political capital ogt OF IT. is
slso 10 be assumed, but the eli
feet Of this meeting upon the Chicago
Convention u u matter OF more uuccrtaiuty In
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The Qrc.liou ola Purchasing Association.

10 ths Ld,tor ~ the sun Il was hut, inter.
'ste IN reading article ~ yeh,er,sy' SrN. cone
tliuil.' suVgestiuus toy taking the iuui mad
'nel out ct the hands OF specua,ors, aud Icuuciug
th"ir pricrs. II the plan could he properly btar',,
don't 4hy II NoLd not ave lAC desired e., 90;
and Heaven knows that unlesi something ol ,h,
siId n dorc heioTe winter comes, VIC vino have t.
support families by daily toni wall be Il.cci
tccnt strnit5 10 get along. t. ssy the least 81 q.
know that am Es well s.tla'cd a. majority OF
tnN class. lut Il takes clos. ACQUIRING now ~ make
saturday nights wages last through the fuoNiug
week and nov y Will Ac "a miC-N inter. when tn
sp.culators have the matter all ia their own hands
is more II -. know. There are two ,,inps thog.'t,
that wish on would cAplHin in regard & yo.-
pr, Iossd plan. IL the first place, hon Is the mugcy
Ia lie got ia advance for mis- association 10 opcr-
'ate Wins And, second, how could such an ass1ci.
atlOn manage the alter OF provisions. | know that
they mi.h. Luy say iG.0oO tons vi ,oa. AMI sell il
ot 10 consumers 1t cost but IT seems 10 ne Their.
would lie -rvat many difficulties IN REGARD 70 pIo-
visions. w you please explain, anu obhgc lac,
only ruy self bih number vi fellow workmen,
Who iase s,qu, sted me " write tins letter.
ALcuAAIc.
krpLY.--is'. A. We remarked in yesterdays ar
tc'c, O. movement Of this character to insure sue
aud obv.ae all danger. would have to lo led by
mea IL whose lnteZi IS, ph!l.nthropy, md per-
hays pccui,ry abb ny, lie public have entire con-
hd.nce. Such men would have no difhculty ia
borrow na any amount OF money for the time tha,
would intervene between tie purchases aud TIE re-.
turns. Aud there could IL no risk. lor the reason
that the goods would at all times hc worth he pur
,hase money. 2ua. Il IL not expected that such
'.l .--ocrton ~"uli purchase itrnr"s o. other
articles ,hai arc no. strictly stsIc matters OF fool
Bat # ii Is prat.csble ~ bu 1000 tons n coal
from the miners, why Ia i not prsct sble to buy
10000 barrels Of aour from the nier-, 1860 bar
res Of pors from 81 packers, 10 0oo nrk,as o. but.
ter from the ialr- Li.n. eSs 81. PIrch .siug As.
ISOLATION, q properly Organized. would transact
this business t. the manifest advantage Of every
consumer joking The enterprise.
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Frightiui scene nj Ninaurn Falls.

Farini, the celebrated rope-walkcr whose oN.
PLOTS "a Boniln's rival are familiar 70 the pubic,
met with frightiul though not fatal. accident Z.
NsgHr, Faa on Tuesday morning Fsrini h..
Tor some lime been making preparations 10 give Ia
public exhibition at stilts-wa.S nc across the "a.
p'ds, a short distance above the American fall For
this purpose he had prepared pair OF immense
iron stills upon which he proposed To- cross in
view oi the public on the 10th inst. On TUESDAY
morning, at u very early hour, be repaired 10 the
rapids " IN the intention Of crossing for rehearsal
Al the place s-ectej the water is MOI of yery ra..
Depth ana being quite near the f,ll rush.s along
at = terrible velocity. The iool-lardy sdyenturer
succeeded in getting about halt way acrosA when
suddenly on Of the Sits broke, or to,ame unfas,
ened, and he was precipitatcl into dc wa
ter, ana was dashed aiong with ,rightlul
velocity toward the psccipice over which no man
ever went and returned To tel the tale Fortu-
raiely however, the place Of the accident hcpp,ned
10 be directly above little knoll o! dr., land called
Rohinson's Island. which Is situated almost az the
BRINK o. the fall. ny desperate struggling he src
ceedcd in reaching this spot, and was saved. or
course immense throng Of frightened spectators
soon lined the banks, and the subject OF his rescue
was canyassed by all. Some provisions we're got 10
him by being attached to long line some i. stance
above and hoated down to him, but how 10 re scue
the sdyenturcr was question that had no, been
decided 81 our last sdvees, which are up 70 seven
o'clock OF Tuesday evening.
LAIss.~A at.'s,sh dstsd u Niagara ysps Avs.
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DEATHS.


LyScH-on Thursday, Aug II. rssf'et Lynrh
eaed 10 year.. -. ...,,>-,
md f5sss. ,ss S mly he e.
e h 70 .on, tie :! u. .yS near 'nae'0' Il
MCCARTHY on wednesdsy, Aus II, htst-s
shoIt but painful ilinesA John MeCAtny' Asea -
ear 49,
Tie mi ives and friends Of The family, and ,nose
oi he on. John, Mhhsel and James Me- 49,
etocctiull It, vitei 10 attend tie fuAeiH. on n
ate ON, l!tn met at o'clock. from ihe ies,.
u lie dfu Liter, ~ Ninth ST.
NeiIvssY On AuT. Il, 1894 Patrick Ssiiiyney'
native OF the Parish Of U.snArc, County LonS'o.s
l-o"nt. - ell % ye! ,.,.
The. Z, Wbi IN, .loha and james Set,i,ney.ee ~.
.isctfuy Invited 10 attend the iunetH this "a ahy!
Afternoon. At Ocscs, iiotn the residence OF ~
bru .hei-,n. a~, Michael Rely, ~ finy thru ."
aetr BIoedsg. lU
o'RPIEN--Ou THURSDAY, Aug. II. Michsel lose u.
u'Bh,n. sou VI John and Mar O'Brien aged IL NOS
me iea,'yc. and friend. Of the fimuy respect
Of .ruooii at o'clock from the residence OF us
parents. l"s iivr'nuth 81. Brooslsn. 10
rsf.NiE ga Thursrav. Avg. II, NJ sut "a
Ia nrr in the .:d y.ar o, her ,s'
frl, i,.Ie 20 attend the ton. ri. th- 4 fida,A
a ernoYu. &. o'olo,k. from her lae rc.idence III
hammond a..
| ,IRuNuil.V ON Aur. II. of cho'crs inf MUM
Jona 'ople, the yVnse-t -on OF Claiier aud MARY
Ann ~trnihrs, perd ~ months and days.
lhr friends and ..uAintilces .. the family az
respectfully ans lfti to attend ue fuu'r. this ltri-
d. ait. raoon o'clock, frvm the residence o. IN
pi'ruts, lis Nl"u Il. ~
! NI.IINBLINk-un "Wednesday evening, Aug.
| Is VIM. Ani' wiiinbrink. ns.d months and
d.,..
The relatives ani { Lends are fc.rlctfill, invite
\ 20 attend the hurgs. n-nlo ios Afternoon
or'ook ron tho l.sii, uo' Of hi. PATENTS oo' Nota
| itu Aua jfh -fa. -
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ALTHOUGH we have o1cia' ol -,t- Dr. m the
acct under Admiral f.2nAGtr We en- handy
como. that this brave officer has Obtained n glorious
" CRY over the enemy at Mobile. Ia HE ianous
fss'sb.p, the Admiral has sugcee,lei in o,,ainuy t.
Eo.holi. FROM whence our forces will 10, easily We
disloigcd ty tie Coneicrltes. TAe Importance oi
this schicvement cannot now be estimated, In. We
can hardly douo, thui ii viii have q,,i'c rs lunyr.
tsnt l-sring upon future operations as tho cnp-
sare OF New orcann had upon rc-opeuinr the nav.
Irst!oD Of the Mississippi.
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Sovkison CurrrS's message to the legislature,
The spirit OF which WAS given in yesterdays suS,
- es'cust1t to relieve the people of thai State from
many OF thr %rersons cast upon them for their
.aeyed co'dness and apathy during the numerous
invHssOns to which they have been EXPOSED. He
remarks thu, the people Of the border counties de.
Aodsd tf'ssnselvN ~ we'll rs possible under the
circumstances, and in each case Of invasion veteran
Ss@ ~ hN PvvDusly detsstsd ard
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Financial New~, Markets, &c.

Nee York, ThWsdaD, Au0ust IL, +. k.-Tho
general stock market ha leeu dull but steady o-is
TIE figures le.us hut oil. Atly atc ei froin those o.
yc'e'day. The principal feature Of importance was
tie extremely active demrhd Tor fNe-tusn-
tes- in consequence Of the large orders troutht ly
he Persia. The fluctuations in soId have teen 10 FOL-
1--we AT J. O'clock 953 .. 254 4 ls..'y' 254N
II O. ej4i, 30 255; " ~ $50. ~ ~ 2t5 :
l1.J;. 2-5'. . 2j5'. 2.3l gJ5.. 10 100. b.! =
III y; s.3p 2iGA. {, 2tdi Tie losn market con
ii iu-s 'ttfem.ly easy end Inactive At p,r cent.
The Government tax on loans operates a. cheek TO
husine.. to sCiuo extent. LAchin.c was dull At -
and Ila tat lold.
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<ONSl Ml'TION,

HONSl MILTON -THOSE WHO SUFFER
with any OF the ~ MfiOMs OF CONSt MPlION
such u COT on, hAlslSb OF MAI1LR IRON
THE i'NGs, lRRlfAllON or TICKLING OF
me THROAT fAlNS IN the SIDES on CHEST,
- Third ave, aud see the hume Testimonies a
patenis Iesidlne IN this city whom he has curea Ut
this disease.
All who suffer With Consumption are invited TO cali
examine the TuthiuIues. u those testimonies u
cure. 3d1
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Esry 80.

n-'rDrgE CiAkk-Ol 7Ic-dc, tur .. NJ me
NrU .'r.ti-rl,u ,hu.cf. Ia .,In no. bs ne he. 10
s.tatt. NtIl.ut Nit,o'f4., DO. ut \Nt.. .i. A,u,
I. ~ Me- Ma \, nlv dauqhter 81 JOB Car,
Npun .HIILYrR in brooklyn, 1',l inn, o..
B,y. il,... B:oTev. MI. ted"urr " sol ~. e
nj. Co. NIss ALr', dtughtoI uI 1.urtt In 80,
It.., 81 B.pnkl'N.
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q sayot-~ uhrini riccee,ied In making his
sssps fon bis uncomfortable position th!. sher-
nous ahout ave O'Clock, IN this manner His bro
ther walked out aud aooted ripe down 10 him.
spd by means Of this he was enab,d &c walk across
The raFds 10 Goa, lslsnd, ana pow = ct bis COM
Portable quarters at the International"
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ape - fourth ~ 4 July, i.Ie = sashsppo..
nnity ~ uagfalness I'D hsooe ~ occnssd.
~ members and Il can, X WIN nnA wen
lower dsp&h" than tho srecrssed Hartford Con-
veYrHinn ~ r. W.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
Night goushs. For ,-,amnilc. Consump-

Night TCushs For tstamnilc. tonsuuip-
tive, aud Chionie Coush~ ehich als sy' more or
... Troublesome sht. uniting te sons for Their
daily occupations and undermining TIE constitution
ystatu otV.li u"r,.- .irnc, hs tk ius AZ ted tune
Que or 40 OF "B.oVn- Bron, al Tfoc e." or tough
I.aeu.,., which va, rnsuIu et-e and cousiortai Ie
ie.t IA
TO Everybody Bus yOu- .dntchV- now
lu4oir fue rtA4p Ia see OA
a 81 loullos itc "-i,r.
in, n.gmoud Plror Match.
tip lsst la the N,ild.
~, .,lling cheaper Tran rrN other. n. tir lodi
Mnlu.a tuning CO.. ~ Juitltldi-si. ""
For the iioir and skin. Harry Tri~op-
h,su. Inc i.si nnA eL.4-'st article. Solg t,v nj.
81 ivE.-'s. 90
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Auction NOTICES.

II WEAVER, it,, ArC1IONEER, WILL
h)ssc on FRIDAY, at SO West iih Il, at o'cuk i.
speAdiu rJ,cks horses, lot Of harness. coal aud
Other eaif lot cat boxes &c., &c. -.
pAWNDi.OkER'S SALE, THIS DAY. Ar Ci
4 N"S i!o'tr. JAMES AGAR II s-a at iV|
"''io 80 lots OF women's wearing APPAREL consist.
ing OF Az dYc .iptions Of drussos, shssls skirts
theei- piiloss ami variety OF other vcly de.hs JS
-e'runahr stois. H.. order OF Is. C0HI.N ATE
rt,NE CO, ~. Grand II. ms
DAWNBROkER' SALE THIS DAY. UY
a JOHN NOR rIMORE- No. Is E., Brogixsy Of
,AN lots r.eiaci rsd-, dresses. uud. rclothiur
s,aals i'mnanis- bed clothing aud several othel Al.
tic4"e ou tuttVI- 10 mrnton. b ORDER y! r
FkkEi- 4, t'rnd 4, Williamsuurch. II
- HERMAN \ CO.. Alt TONER'S, SELL
~ 'h.s ia, l;ia, Ian, ~ To- o'clock Il south
a. Cit-tv i' .. tst rutiIr stuck and fixtures vi
h'st clt-- H4uor -tnIe. w.: 4 general as-ortneuO
hitudits siu, HhIskC, clsks. counters bar nxtue,,
&C.; also the haze and good wall Tor ye. ioul Nay
next. sale pr-iLve 1872
- HERM " 4 co, NCl'ES. SELL this
- day, at To- O'Clock, H. Bow.ry. hy order u
tur hiHI shn the tnttr stock aud contents Ot huoS
shiu 'ctcr>, w, About sJ lbs and uncover.
go -seu. VIE, sAuta, &c. !. BADLNHLp MAJ
siiAl. l.l
WM. Writer'S, ArCTR, WILL SELL
w thi' dat, AT O'Clock. 1t al Canal II. lsTqe n
sorneht OF household furniture, Gc- from seyen 4
lrhhncs aud oth,r- cNpet, beds, lelding, 8c ale.
Voliel housc iufnituIe ana fixtures. u
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slVI'sg,

mr. BrNr ~ THURSDAY morning. At orloct,
J.ln. ..''ht Hil. 9. ..ioTt ~, ana dau-ht. u
john Mlion, tsI, ot son. 400
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TRADE NOTICES.

1 SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CARMEN
~ nnd lAlorcr- Of the C.ty and County OF Se~
YORK viii b" he'll uis everir', at = O'clock at HI
b. .usn HAL, ~ Prince t. b, order OF the Peel
cont, Nr. JOHN GALL AGHER FRANCIS Nc
ktNNA. sec ; T.. CAIN. Irep. .,
4 SPECIAL MELTING sOF .1HE7l NllED
LhJoopefs. No 2, viii be held Aueu.t 18th, at T..
VI At "a Ilcks q. TlIOS. SPENCE Pres. lHOs.
AclpNDl bi. Rec sec. 10
MEETING Vi WORKERS IN WOOL
VI \ ineet.ng Of No.kinguen ems aged In SHIP
Yards Cabinet. Plano and Meodeon MANUFACTURED,
Turner'S IsrlrnteIs Cooreir, and all other workers
N cd. III be held In Militery Hall lyJ Do~e-y,
preatutory "a Grand mass meeting In Cooper lnsH.
t'c, sieh =, thu laely held 10y the Iron Trade q
~ lofk sith the yles % advancing the cause Of
Municipal Reform. All cordially Invited TO 81.
t.ad. kOBi. DONAGHN Chairman. los
SLGAE Makers INlON-A SPECIAL
- meeting vii lc held at gls t.isnd II, Friday,
Ans. Il. NJ O'Clock IN, TO recon. ldeT the &C lou
tk'n on the a, on NOndis. NJ s., ~nd ~ cou. idsr
the be-. m"de OF levy Ing tie d,siIed TAI. SAM FL
SOLOMON, fies. 1875
'IHE DRl GOODS pORlER> AND PACK.
~ hold meeting or Satu das, 18th inst. -
y. W.. % 10 B.sciy, Military Hall. All pei. SONS
int,iestcd aie invited 10 attend. 3lC
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

EATHER MATHEW r. \. Il. SOCIETY,
l 80 q, y. y The m-fii"rs OF this rssociation are
hecLr noti l to a.snble their hall IA Re ala,
~ ~ o'cock ~undrr. AIS. g d, To- the pa. yVsa
uf0f.nu1ing anew socl.v to h, known ~ the Father
Mathew ]. \. A. society No. ., I" be located the
cor OF iith Il and ,ti AZ. =. OCONNOE. Pres. "
y. al 81 i.e, sec. lOl
LttNl\N BHOTHEkHOOp-rHE EMMEf
:. {. Will hoid their regular vr,.ly meeting 10
Tempe ai' li1, cor GraId And III ~, " iiAsIns-
i,t.-h, ths Friity evening ", O'clock Patriotic
liishuCl exile through Bliti4h YTanny who wis W
,', the cen NJ owe the rd AL ,Ond The i4 All
favorable W tie Cauie, whether uaive aiope are
most ttspectiillN invited. y. B.-denAor j months
10 an q. fi!ius 70 -"te up tnnshf, vii he dealt
Win ~ th" nnsutitiou directs. GEO. DeN IKE ).
=. ~. NANfr svc. III
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From the State Register.
The Orphan Asylum.

Mr., EDITOR: The undersigned were
appointed by the Trustees at their recent
meeting, committee to request all min.
listers of the churches, lawyers, public
speakers, and workers in good cause,
to cooperate with the general agent in
raising funds to establish a Home for the
orphans of soldiers. This work is done
without pay to agents The Rev. Pearl
p. ingalls, is the only one wholly en-
ployed in the agency He has been fav.
orably known as Chaplain in the army,
and speaks Of the soldiers with great
ardor and warmth of feeling He has
given up other more pleasant aud far
easier calls to engage in this work, be,
cause his heart is in it, and its friends
have SO earnestly urged that he should.
His success thus far has been very won
derful, and the prospect is that this will
be great and good work, and the praise
and glory of Iowa. We hope you will
hear him in the explanation of his plans
for bringing this cause before all the
people, that you will join in a thorough
canvass of your county. In this way we
hope to see the first talent of the coun-
try employed, and thereby great success
insured, aud great saving of expense to
the cause
(Signed) JAMES WRIGHT,
g. NJ. WOODBURY., }Com.
.... REv.J.W. LOWRANCE.
Ar
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The Iowa CENTRAL FA1R.-We are
pleased to be able to announce that Mai
Henry O'Connor, of Muscatine, will ad
dress our citizens, on the subject of the
Iowa Central Fair, at the court house,
on Saturday, the Goth inst, at o'clock
p. m. 1t is high time that something
was being done here to help along that
glorious cause. It is glorious. Any
thing honest that will help our brave
soldiers is glorious. We hope the poo
pie from the country about will come in
and attend the meeting. You all have
something that you can give for this
object and you should do it without
waiting to be asked to do it. Cedar
county owes it to herself to take hold of
this matter with will Other counties
are moving, strongly, and why should
not We?
The Major will also speak at Spring.
dale, on Monday, the 22d inst, at 8 p.
N. Let the people turn out.
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ExECUTOR,sNOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that the Executors Of
the estate of Alpheus Hirst, deceased, have
filed their petition in the county court OF Ce
dar county, Iowa, at the July term, A. d. 1864,
asking from said court an order to sell tho south
half of the northwest quarter oil section number
one ~ in township no. eighty-sour ts+), north
of range number six 49,, west of the 9Th 7. M.
containing 20 acres, or so much of said land as
will be Sufficient TO pay the debts against said
estate. All persons are hereby notified that m
less they appear and object thereto on or before
September 18th, A. D. 1864, an order will be grant
ed - prayed for in said petition.
10. BETS, county yuiss.
July STR, lss4-o3'r3