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Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27

LET Gen. Sanders notify the authorities
at Washington that he will not accept the
appointment under the existing circum
stances, and afterwards inform Mr.. Russell
if he wishes the position, we do not believe
that he would care to hold it longer. Linn
County Register.
There is q rare specimen Of rural limo
cence for you The General, be it known
to the Register, has but just returned from
Washington with his commission in his
pocket On arriving there he asct rtained
that Mr. Russell AMI all his friends and
hackers had been doing their utmost TO
choke him off. That don't look much as
though he would stand much Of chance
for it, were he to make the experiment the
Register suggests. Night as well throw q
fat to a hungry shark, and trust to his
generosity and forbearance not to touch it
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27

WnEs every other prescription has dis
appointed expectation, in cases where the
system is suffering from the effects Of min
eral medicines, the powerful vegetable cor
receive Red .Ltckef Bifters will restore the
nerves, and arrest the action Of the poison
upon the secretive organs and the blood.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27

DISTINGUISHED STRANGER-He arrived in
town on Saturday evening, and has already
been greeted by numerous citizens. Some
Of our first settlers recognized his counte-
nance at q glance, AS a member Of family
that used to live hereabouts, but long since
migrated. Alusion is made to Mr.. Black
Bear, who, with club in hand, occupies .
prominent position in front Of Smith, the
Ilatter's store, corner Of Nan and Second
strccts-oprostc the LeClaire House. As a
member of the Bear family, he is undoubt-
edIy among the first. lie stands SIX feet
two on his hind legs; has a remarkably
handsome coat keen eyes, and ugly white
teeth. AS . sign, Smith. the Halter, has
shown excellent taste, for without any
stretch of truth, it is the finest thing in the
line we ever saw, and cannot fail to serve
ths purpose for which it was procured. =
Everybody in the county will have to see
that bear-and everybody will show their
good taste by stepping in and selecting sam.
pies from Smiths mammoth stock Of Hats,
Caps and Furs.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27
Important to Fruit Growers.

Persons wishing to order choice selection Of
Fruit Trees. Grape Vines, Ornamental Trees
Shrubbrry. or Esergreens. will find IT TO their
ad vaatase to leave their orders MIth ]. q BEN
Ton. gent Of + X Phnuix's Nursery, Bloom
ingtou. III Office at keystone House. 7. o.
Box 800, Davenport, Iowa. nov27
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27
"FOk THE HOLlDAVSs'
FIRST PREMIUM
IMPROVED
S. N SscMx'!:Sfx, e X! SIS
tdE EN3OUINENT OF
PRACTICAL UTILITY AND

TdE EMBODIMENT OF
PRACTICAL UTILITY AND
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
Originality patented Nay l3. 1862. improvement
Patented June 9Th, 1882 The cele ebrated FAMILY
GEN SEWING MACHINE. with patent cxlsPNo
attachment, most wonderful and eleg ganty con
s'ru cted Novelty is sosKLKss in operation, uses
tne STRAIGHT NEEDLE. scws with DoUBLE OR
SINGLE THREAD OF all kinds Makes the Running
Sutch mors pe.fsct and regular than by hand.
ana with extraordinary rapidny, making Ii
stitches o each REVOLUTION OF the WHEEL Will
ydtaer hsm, rupit. satrr, tuck, up Breadth,
&c &c, requires no change of stitch is NOT
LIABLE 70 GIT our oRDKR and will last Lrrs-
Tine, being the sfRoxGssr MACHINE made. II has
taken the PREMIUM at SIArE fAIRs and receiv I'd
tiie approval OF all the principal journals and Of
those who have Used them.
For the Drsssnaker il il inv aluable; for the
household It supplies . vacant place. TO
dsy's Ladys' book
This machine surpasses all others we have
see H. aud 1t would require "A co 'umn to enumeratc
Is numerous virtues. -" Democrat Davenport
With a single or double thread, II silently
yet tvery rapidly, with common needle, make 5
the running stitch exactly like the hand sewing
~ T. Ttrbun.
All persons who buy or offer for sale limitations
OF this genuine Machine. will be prosecuted for
arrangements on the patents. This is the only
low priced Machine secured by patent.
try per Esprsss pacsea rack in in Ras G with hue printed
intrnc'ons receipt ofprice IS. Agents want
ed everywhere. Circular containing Liberal In
ducements sent free
Address ali orders to
FAMILY GEM SEWING MACHINECO,
.t.rf, All. u n
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27

Dtarrhca. Oysentery, Som0er
COMPLAINT. &C., speedily cured BY using Ma
guire's Compound Extract Of Benne Plant. Pre-.
pared only BY J. / c. Mcguire, St. Louis, and
sold BY oil druggists, II. Scov,l, Agt, Chicago,
Domst be FoollD6.-Csll and examine
sssppls vii be sent free bv mail for So ceni. ~.
setsils for t6 R. L. Wolcott, ITO Chaal,an
Square. New York. jyso-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27
WALTER KELLY,
FaDilv Grocer : Provision Dealer

IORNER OF I'd AND IOWA STS., The BEge
\ and freshest Groceries Of I'll kinds for family
use Provisions, Hams, Wooden Ware, CofdaGe
kent II : Grat-ciase Retail Store Call nd exa y
~ ~ asGk Ian snes ! - pasase yeu. js1olf
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27

wssr SEcoND SrRrEr.-At No. II, West
Second street, Mass { Mayer are prepared
to furnish all who may call with the most
elegantly fitting, and durable ready made
clothing to be found in the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27

PgsrARE FOR THE lloLiDAys.-Sm Smith, the
hair Jcwclcr, No. 30, East Third street. has
lust received an immense stock Of those
beautiful curls and switches SO neat and
fash,onvbe and makes decidedly the mt At
charming hair jewelry ever seen. Now is
the time To hand in your orders for pins
bracelets, rings, ear drops, chains, necklaces,
charms and trade symbols, 50 that he can
fill them in time for the holidays. His
goods are first class, and so neat and art
TIC in design that You can't help admlring
them Now Is the time to leave orders.
novlS lot
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27
LOCAL ITEMS.
WINTER DRY GOODS.
G. S. Whistler,
No. : LeClaire Bow,


BlEACHED & BROWN SnEETlNCS,
Ginghams, Prints, Cloths,
Double and Twist Cassimeres,
Plain Calored Silks,
Poplin Armures, Alapacas,
Wool l'laids,
French Merinoes,
Large Assortment Wool Shawls,
Scarts, Nubias, Hoods, &c,
Balmoral Skirtings, and
Many other Choice Goods,
SELLING OFF CHEAP
nv2A-Sm CALL AND SEE.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27
THE PORk BUSINESS.

So far the season has not been particular
ly favorable for handling the hog crop of
this part Of the State. While the supply 10
unquestionably a great oil through the
country a. it was last year at this time, the
same reasons do not exist for hurrying it
into market. Last season cold weather set
in early-corn was seventy five and eighty
cents per bushel-consequently there was
nothing to be gained in holding. This sea-
son, on the other hand, the weather contin-
ues warm, and hogs fatten fast ; corn is
cheap-worth about 2O03O cents, which by
feeding to hogs brings from 80 cents to 800
per bushel-hence farmers are holding
and are not losing money by doing SO. We
are informed on the best authority that the
average weight of hogs throughout this
part Of the country will be from Is to 80
per lent greater than last year-and for the
reasons above given.
The packing prospects are not as favor
able as could be wished. Those who would
embark IN that enterprise cannot see their
way clear at present prices. The remem-
brance of severe losses in the business last
year will deter them from running any ex-
tensiye risks Should the price of hogs fall
to five and half, or six dollars per hundred
there will undoubtedly be considerable pack
ing, but there is no present probability that
there will be any such decline, though the
New York and Chicago markets have been
receeding for two or three weeks past, and the
hog market in the latter place is rather
weak, and declining At $40 per hundred
which is decline Of 81 per hundred within
the past six or eight weeks. The fair
market value Of pork here to day is s. 5O@
9.00-now coming forward. Should there
be cold snap presently there will be
rush for the market, but the probabilities
now are that the great hog crop Of this part
of Iowa will not he packed before il reaches
the Chicago market.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27

CERrAIxLY.-All right, Col, we see the
po Mt. AMI accept the apology. Go nyour
way rejoicing-taking the road that leads
to the Court Of Fame.
SOLDIERS ATTENTION Duncan, mus
teriug officer for Iowa, informs US that he
has just received from Washington, the dis
charge papers Of Private Gilbert S. Lane,
Of Company |. 9Th Iowa Cavalry. which
can be had On application at his office.
SAKE AND TAYLOR R-John g SAKE and
Benz. +. Taylor, popular lecturers both
have been secured to lecture before the Ii
hrary Association at Keokuk They would
undoubtedly draw well here. What says
the Associated Congress?
TnEATRIcAL-As this is the last week
Of Manager Wyatt's theatrical entertain
ments in this city, We anticipate an at
tendance somewhat larger than usual
The "ricket Of Leave Man" will be pre-
sented tonight.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27

RAILROAD SHIPMENIs.-The shipments
for the NJ. l. NJ. 4 Z. & H. l. Railroad
East and West, for the week ending Satur
day gath inst, were as follows:
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27

\A/ The members Of Davenport Lodge
No. 81; A. r. an1 A. NJ, are notified
that the regular commune alton takes place
on Monday evening, at n o'clock, Nov.
27tp, 1865, at their hail. Sd story, t'rigg' $
Block, at which time and place all brothers
Of said lodge are requested, and transient
Master Masons in the city, in good standing,
are invited to attend
BY order Of the w. NJ.
JAMES TmoRiNGroN, Secretary.
LADIES' CLoAKs The finest assortment
ofladics' cloaks ever brought to Davenport,
is now offered for sale Mt WadswOrths. $. No
lady who needs a genteel, stylish, and fash
ionablc garment, should fail to look at
them. nov22 dlw&w2w.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27

CLormrNG !i,!-R. krausc, opposite the
FIRST National Bank, desires to invite the
attention of the public to the large and
well selected stock Of ready-made clothing
which he now offers for sale ut the most
reasonable rates. His assortment is extern
sivc, comprising all the latest styles, manu-
featured from the most durable material.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27

BRoxcHIrs, OR CHRONIC SORE TnRoAr.-l
is attended with irritation OF the bronchia
tubes, which convey the air We breathe into
the lungs This irritation produces a sore
throat, hoarscncss, coughing, and sometimes
splitting Of matter streaked with blood. II
it is neglected il will extend down to the
lungs. and settles into confirmed consump
ton. Aliens Lung Balsam will be found a
most valuable remedy for curingtnis disease
and prevent its running into Consumption.
For sale by +. 5. BALLoRD. Also, by the
Dealers in Family Medicines generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27

Go TO THE BEsr.-Go to Bryant. STRAIT
ton 4 Mcrrilrs Davenport Commercial Co.
lcgc, to get thorough practical business
education, or to become good sound tele
graph operator. For circulars address Ten
Closing stamps) Bryant, Stratton 4 Merrill,
Davenport, Iowa. dwly.
BUSINESS EDUCATION FOR DISABLED Sol
pigRs Extraordinary inducements offered
to disabled Union soldiers who desire to o5-
tam u thorough commercial education, at
Bryant, Stratton l. Merrills Commercial
College, Davenport. Always go to the
best Send for a circular. mylSdw
Scorr DIVISION No. |, Sons of Temper
ance. meets every Friday evening at seven
o'clock IN their hall over State Bank, cor
her Sd and Brady streets. jan 6-d&wly
TELL Youn FRIENDS what Goes Cough
Balsam has done for you; If it has cured
your child Of racking cough, q violent at
tack Of Group, a sore throat, or nv ided q
threatening fevc-, which it will cert ainly do
tell your friends Of it, that they may alse
use it Old, young, rich aud poor, all say i,
is the cheapest and best cough remedy il
the world.
For dyspepsia, indi geston, pain in the
stomach, sourng Of food, lsnguor, flatulen
CIV. and g neral debility, be sure to use Coe' s
Dyspepsia Cure.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27

Com AND PoRK.-It is claimed that 1t
the present prices Of corn and pork, that
every bushel Of the farmer fed to hogs. will
bring the farmer about one dollar per bush.
el. That being the case no wonder both
corn and hogs are slow to come to market.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27

We invite the att t.rton Of our readers TO a
careful pcrusal Of Dr. Eas,erly's medical adver
tsemcnt which be seen in our columns to-
day. Dr. Easterly's Family Medicines have been
twenty years established IN ST. ioiis. are de-
sery edly popular have a rapid sale. and
gardeu the best now in d.. Easterly p'c-
pa-es remedy Tor each particular form Of dis
ease and not enc remedy TO cure all diseases, AS
you often see recommended by others. His med
icine> are standard preparations. kept IN all the
principal Drug stores throughout the great
Northwest aad are resoried to Ly invaids i.om
all parts OF the United States. As DR.. Easterly' :
Family Medicines are prepared under the eye OF
an experienced and educated physc We can
recammeEd nd them with confidence to the Athlete d
ss being much superior to others in general use.
We say To the 9TH, cted give them a trial Orders
addressed to DIR. Easterty, ST. Louis, NO., will
be promptly filled and forwarded by express 10
al. parts OF the country. octl7 dAwly
CLornrSo.-Franz Meyer, next to the
First National Bank, has constantly on hand
a complete assortl, ,ent Of Mems and Boys
ready made clothing Of every material and
style, which he is disposing Of at eastern
prices.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-11-27

PANoRAMA OF THE BIBLE.--Ths beautiful
and instructive exhibition will be exhibited
at lie Claire Hall three nights more-clos
ing on Wednesday evening of this week.
There will also be two matinces, on Tues
day an, Wednesday afternoons, at three
o'clock for the accommodations Of the SAB
bath and Public Schools.
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IN j. ]. Woodward, U. S. A.,

u. s. v, AssstantSurgeOn j. j. Woodward, U. >. n.
and Assistant.Surgeon q. J.. Porter, u. ). A.
The bodies OF all the prisoners except fayne were
collected OF Gen. Hancock by their friends but ne ue'
cned to give them up without order from th. Pres
dent or Secretary OF War, upon the production VI
which he said they could be disinierred.
Co. X LIST regiment Hancock's Veteran Corps, Lieut.
Nanderviele commanding, was detailed to attend 10
the barying OF the bodies.
The following regiments and companies were on duty
in and around the Arsenal to-day, all under the COM
mand Of Gen. c. H. Morgan:
s ID 5th and sth Regiments Of the First Corps one
company of the 10th New-York Cavalry and detail OF
the Goth Ohio Infantry the inside guard being COM
posed of the lst regiment Hancocks Corps and the
outside OF the troops mentioned.
The parties who performed the duty OF dropping the
platform from which the assassns swung, we're VII.
liam Coxwell Daniel Shonpe. George i. TAYLOR ana
Joseph Hazetr, prvates OF Co. 4tn Regiment o. the
First Corps of Veterans.
Much sympathy is expressed FOR Mss Annie Sarratt'
who took her mothers faie 80 hardly and made sucl
personal efforts 70 procure her pardon, and
a 50 for the friends of Harold ami Atzerodt WIS
visited them in prison yesterday AID to-day.
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Auer thc ESscntion-Disposif OF tb,
Hodie. Of the Criminals.

our special telegram irom Washington gives
these further particulars u the execution of the as
sassins;
Aner the bodies hal hung about 90 minutes they
wer pronounced lfeless by the Surgeons officiating.
and ~ ge cnf down laid on the rough pine boxes.
rsp,iyely which had been ranged In front OF them.
and were there examined again Tho neck Of Mrs.
Surrn,i was pronounced positively broken and that OF
Harold probably The knot lad caught under the
hnse of he skull IN the Of Payne and At1erodt in
snch manner ~ 10 make 1t uncertain about thor
necks having been broken.
The bodies we're put ia the boxes In The same dresses
in which They had been hung. small bottle contain
ng lie name Of each person put In with the corpse and
were bared Ia four graves about hye ieet deep that
had been dug the east side of the yard with their
heads toward the west.
The officiating urgeOns were Surgeon ESQ. A. OEs
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From FORTRESS MONROE.


F0Mnrss M0Np0r. Friday, JAY 7. 1895
IN order has been issued by Brcyct Brighten.
o. ). Mann who has been assigned 20 the command OF
the SUD District OF Norfolk declaring the City Of Nor.
Iulk under mariin law. Ia compliance with this order
NE municipal police. under control MAYOR Tabb has
been withdrawn ard Capt. Hoffman Of Company r.
soldiers. with proper complement OF officers 10 tase
oi tHo police Of the city All arrests Of white
.n'ns Tor violations OF police regulations are 10 be
over 70 The civil authorities for trial. except
lrre the testimony of eooIed persoir /, reouir.1
AZ e"s.s where soldiers and sailors are either com.
p'an"ns Or defendants viii be disposed of by the mill
tary authorities ~ WV MI"
tiikens' without regard 10 color are ,trictlv ,,ro
hlD'u i'o", garry ing firearms deadly weapons Of
any kind ~ TIE streets Of Norfolk
Portsmouth. '- VI
ne British lrigate Petrol arrived yelterlay. her
salute beng responded To by the fort.
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a Legal Dcri-ion-Thc Cbiengo and North.
Wo'tern Saiiroad COMPANY,

=, 0'V' NIIUTuly, July 3, 100
decision to-day in the case II Wadsvor,b o.,
Norta.W Railway refusing to grant an in,nuct,on
and receiver requiring the Company to give bonds d.
project TIE anrxchanged6h cna stock in case the Court
tied 10 the money value Of the stock nj th 80
II The consolidation. instead Of taking shared ~ tI
North western Company as provided by tho article. al
consolidation.
,1he decision Is considered by the officer. o. ts road
a settlement Of the question Of Consolidation and
reduces the suit TO litigation for the dnerence In
vnlue between the outstanding Gnlena stock and .Le
present vnlne Of the North stock 10 be iu.d
In exchange therefor IN accordance with the terms %
consolidation which difference does lot exceed go ogDi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-10
The State Mpitar,-GeneraI Order.
ADJUTANT GINERALs OTFcE,

= = = LflAN = JlIJ ., IcDJ. }
GENERAL ORDERS No. jg.-Pursuant 10 see-
ZION 81 Of tho Militia Law a Military Commission il
hereby appointed 10 examine into the physical ability
moral Character capacity attachments, general fitness
ioT The service aud efficiency OF such commissioned
Officers as shall be ordered before it, pursuant TO the
provisions Of that section.
Inc lOiOwlng'nalncd officers are hereby appointed
nembeIs 81 such commission, viz: Brig.-(;en James
y. swain, Engneerin.Chief; Brighten. Alexander
W. Harvey, Judge Advocate General; Col EmmOus
Ozark, IN Regiment National Guard; Col G. H. Clark
lUth National Guard.
lhe commission viii meet on Tuesday next Jnv llth
Isl at ~ O'Clock m, at tie State Capitol in the CITY
al AlbaDy. '
BY order % The Commanderin .sb,ef
!Signed) WIZ. IRVINE Adiutant.Gsrsral
ohcisI. H. c. GILBERT. Acting ASST. Adj. Gen
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Regimental Officers to Join their
Commands.
EXCEPTIONS TO THE ORDER.
Reorganization Of the Potomac Army
New.YOrk state Militia
WASHINGTON. Saturday, July 6 100

WASHINGTON. Saturday July 6 1903.
Tie following General Order was i's"eu w.
day 60,
W.R DEPARTMENT ApJurANT q ENkRtLs VfiHb
"'n all A- Warrington. Julys leo7
fr,r,p., Opnres. Reeinental officers Of volunteers
ON detached service to join their proper ooian""o'
FIRST, with the exceptions hereinafter enumerated
The following is ordered;
An commissioned officers of volunteers for both
white and colored regiments or Independent compa'
MOS now absent on detached service from their COM
uands and nos duty within their proper armies VI
departments, will proceed forthwith 10 JON inc"
respective regiments and companies
? Hereafter. 10 commissioned reginental officer OF
volunteers will be placed on duty or transferred 'c''
on. out of the army or department. in which his regi
nent may be serving.
The exceptions authorized under te foregoing are as
follows;
l. Officers on duty mastering out and disetarsms lie
volunteer forces.
o Aides.de.Camp to general officers on duty COM
nanding troops.
g. Officers on courts martial or military commissions
aud those on duty the Bureau OF Refugees breed
men and Abandoned Lands under direct orders from
War Department. Adlutant Generals Office
Second-An enlisted men absent on detached service
ffom their regiments or companies, and outside the
armies or departments IN which the same may be
serving, win at once be sent to join t1ei5 respective
rommards unless they absent thercIom by orders
ou the headquarters OF military division or superior
authority
7Eird-Commanding Generals Of departments and
armies charged with the prompt execution Of TINS
order, and. upon its provisions being fully compiled
with viii report tie fast to the AdlutantGeneIa Of
the army.
Ioartl-Nc commissioned officer or enlisted man.
absent in violation Of this Order will be paid outside Of
the army or department in which his regiment or com
tsny may be serving.
BY order ~ the Secretary OF War.
ED. TowSsEyD Assistant AdiutantGeneTaL
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JEFF, DAVIS.
Hfs approaching Tri"i-Eis Completely
ia the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Proof. i'm
Prosecution Of the Governments.
WASHINGTON, July Q. 1866.

WASHINGTON, july 9, 1865
Now that the conspiracy trial is over, and
the sentences Of the Military Commission are executed
there will soon be definite action concerning the
trial Of Jefferson Davis If 10 should be determined 10
try him for treason the proceedings will. of course
take place before civil tribunal; but. from present
Indications Il If more probable that he win be tried
by Military Commission the leader or nstigetor Of
the conspiracy for 1t is said in Government quarters
there newly discovered proofs against lin in that
connection.
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PROM CHICAGO.
The Detroit Commercial Conventional
Delegation from Nc. LoGis-Thc Chi
eago and rth-Western Case-Rc-
Turning Regiments-stafo Muskets-
Gen. shern.n-His approaching De-
pariure for VicEsburg-The Miiwam-
kec Fair.


CHICAGO July Q, 1866.
Twenty delegates from the st. Louis Chamber
OF Commerce arrived here yesterday route or the
Commercial Convention at Detroit. The delegation was
received Charge ut yesterday. and left this
evening for Detroit. The Chicago delegation will 20
tomorrow.
The cGse Of Wadsworh and others w. the Chicago
and North estern Railroad being an application for
injunction restraining that company from operating
the Gaena and Chicago Union Railroad which WAS
consolidated with the North Western has been trial
hero for several days In the United States Circuit
Court. A decision was given yesterday. The Court
for interfering with the operations Of
the road Defendant is required to give bonds In the
penal sum Of 900 TO abide the ultimate judgment Of
tho Court.
The 10th. SD and 57th Regiments and Battery i
arrived during the last three days. The sth Veteran
Reserve Corps Regiment will DO discharged, and its
place at Camp Douglas supplied by Regulars.
The mnskets turned TO the State Government at
Springfield by returned troops being sent to st.
Lons.
Major Gen. Slocum arrived here yesterday morning
aud quietly took quarters at the Sherman House.
His presence in the city was not discovered till
Ie will leave tomorrow evening for Vicksburg, to take
command Of that Department
The State Sanitary Fair at Milwaukee continues until
Wednesday night next The cash receipts for niue
days arc $4,000.
plan is foot among our citizens to purchase the
Sanitary Fair building fer pobie use to he called