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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
Free College Tuition for Dlsabl.
ed Soldiers or their Sons
Albion. Iowa, January |

Albion, Iowa. January |.
II consideration Of the invaluable
services r udered 10 our country by its
noble defenders I. J. G. Shaetfer, pres;.
dent of the Iowa lutheran College, -.
Gated at Albion. Marshall County, Iowa
= hereby offer free tuition, in any or
all Of the departments Of said in>ti,u
ton. I, any soldier who has been, Grip
pied, MANNED, or othe, wise Disabled
while in actual service, or 70 the chill
,!;cn Of such disabled soliiers. al
mission viii be granted upon applica-
in = tie T. esident. to any d.'p,r,-
men', az their qualifications and attain
mcnts will admit. The Spring term
pens on the Oh of February ls65.
al newspaper editors favorable to
this enterprise, will please publish this
attention to the same,
and send the undersigned 3 copy Of
such paper con- aiming sa,d,no.ice.
Respectfully submitted.
J. &. SCHAEFFER.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
tncansc Report Of 1865. OGthc
atslzPla Of EMna 1OuMty

The publication Of The Income report
having been permitted by The Internal
E-v-nne Department, We ',r..~..n' below
ateport Of The citizens IT this county.
&C thor several incomes for lsGs
thinking ,ha, it may be especially in
'er"s,!n. To many Of our readers, end
perhsps ASSIST the Assistant Asses or il
lie flnre ia f-rreiiny out those who
ak" great ps,ns IN dece,v NJ !im III re-
ga,4 - their incomes. Reader loek il
over s'a see If Your nc; .h5ar has mad,
SO: Wis probably something near a
''t!.hlu. report. Remember he was
ssc'1 e i, and &c have preserved his
oath
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
Taxes on DtstiIlerica

TIL rHclil, rrvtnnne tax on distill.
G, SPIRITS. iF-' urnnt. during the pas,
fiscal year Was Form july 1888, 10
March :. 1868, twenty cents per gal
iu nA from Marcel. :, 1898, 10 .Innc
20 1897, sixty cents per "a lon. This
produced 80 i3l 1873 CT this III
paid the largest State >lu", viz: -.
a.2 1897 Ohio followed. pawn.
s. ~, los c2 Thrn came New York,
pa; Ing s5,aSG255 80: PENNSYLVANIA
paving s, l3I i25 81 la'r,nia, rayin,
S., osi,54o O6; K-a'nrkv sl,l57,36 :.
Is Mass, paying S7S3, $50? "a and
80 on DOWN TO Vermont, which only
paid s3lo 81 New Hampshire, Wha,
is left .! vi ginia, New Mexico and
Ncvad have n" d,stilleries.
MALT LIQUORS.
Tie quantities Of malt liquors iis,i,l, d
in III. is not comparatively large. For
instance. the entire duties paid on ale
during the last h-csl year, a, sixty
cents er barrel, amounted to e1,o92,
oS9 - Of This New York paid $500
$50 50. while Ill. paid hut SCI ,GG3 81.
On beer, the entire taxes were S495.
.2l 20, If Of which III. paid S49,6Ss 55
while Missouri paid SIS Gas So. On
lager beer. the entire tax collections
were s597.2o2 64-New York paying
*l4l,o7s II and lii. paving $43.249 As
Por,cr realized from the revenue
sas. 726 SO. ut which Pennsylvania paid
$50. 500 SIS, and Illinois hut S97S 40.
The above figures show that the rev
ennc derived last year from the whisk J
stills nf Illinois was three times greater
than tina. derived from all the brewrie!
in the United States, Including New
jersey.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
GEN. Ru'l Ter
Grants Letter .f lsktructi0 n to
Him
New Yn4k, January Is.

New Yaik, J~nua,, IL.
The following ia tho letter OF in
eurllrtlon from G,n. Grant tn General
Butter which is appended to Gen But
le'rs report Of the Wilmington expedi.
lion
"lieadq'ters Armies &c the u
Guy Point, Dcc.mo,r 8, 1864.
80 Major Gen. Butler, Commanding
Army OF the James
"GEsEEAL: The first object Of the
exrsdi,ion.undcr Gen. Wetzel il tn
clos" t"'thecnemy the Port Of Whining.
ton. If successful in this, the second
will be the capture OF Whining, ~ itself.
There are reasonable grounds to hope
tor success, If advantage can he taken
Of the absence Of the graa, part Of the
cnemy's forces. now looking after Sher
man, in Georgia. The directions you
have given frr the number and equip
ments Of the expedition are all right
except in the unimportant ones Of where
they embark and the amount Of in.
trenching tools to be taken. The OBJ
ject Of the expedition will be gaind by
etfecting landing on the mainland. be
tween Cape Fear river1and the north
entrance to the river. Should such
landing be effected, whether the enc
my hold Fort Fisher on the bate, les
guarding the entrance 70 the river, then
the troops should ,n,rcnch themselves,
aud, by co operating with the navy,
effect the reduction and capture OF
those places. These in our hands the
navy could enter the harbor. and the
port Of Wilmington would be sealed
Should FIR, Fisher and tho point OF
| land on which il is built fall into the
hands Of our troops Immediately on
l,nling il will he worth attempt to
capture, Wilmington hy forced march
and surprise. Il time is consumed in
gaining the fret object Of tho exrcai
ton, the aeconI viii become matte,
Of after consideration. The details
for the expedition, are in,rus.el to 20,
and the nfti,.r, immediately in com
mand Of the troops. ShOn!i the trnar!
under Genera, Wel'zel fail Va effect
landing 4, or near EFT Fisher. ,h.y
will he returned 10 Inc army operating
agant R,c',m,ni w,'hout da'ay.
/ (Signe'! ~. s. GRANT,
IL cu'cHan. General"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19

SOLDIERS, ATTENTION Pain, di~
ease, and exposure. with hot climate
muddy water aud bad diet, be una
yoidabla, but armed with HDlLO
WAYS PURIFYING AND
STRENGTHENING PILLS. yeu can
endure oil these and sill, retain good
health. Iftse reader OF this 'sno,;ce''
cannot re, box ofPiIls OF Ointment
from the drug store in his place, IL, him
write to me 80 NJ eiacn Lane cncio,iny
tie amount, and will mail box free
Of expense. Many dealers viii not
keep my medicines on hand because
they cannot make rs much profit as on
ot!cf persons make. IS cents, So
cts, and tl.4o per box or pot.
Frank P. Blair, IT., returned 10
Washington from his Mission i" Rich
mona yesterday. Nothing is known as
yet relative 10 the results OF his mission
through specnlations thereon, both
Union and rebel or. multi'ndinons.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19

Great fear has come over portion
Of the population Of Canada growing
out of the demonstrations made by he
Fenan Brotherhood TIE Kingston
&C. w. "Erilish American .ays ,ha.
it IS known tina. fifteen hundred F.i
'ans are already organized in Mantre i.
and that paper adds: +" w, hear DAN,
u organized bands in ~. directions j.,
our own much favored and yes7 ra,.a
tnl country. and we hca, als, .ha: the
Roman Catholic churches are ,he store
houses OF deadly weapons, and that
priests fthe altar are arsenal kcerer.
for these lawlesa hrrirs."
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
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Dist. Iowa. Office IT Board uf
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
The Failure ~ Fort Fisher.
NV York. January

Nv" 80 y aHtiN 10.
The "IIeralJ'a" Washington special
saws: a lmiral P ,r'er las sent a com
nun cation 10 n" Navy Department,
in which he responds To some Of Gen.
BHer'- statements in regard 10 the
naval part Of the expedition 2r.avinc
tn, attack an Fort Fisher, and thus
causing its failure. He aavs that the
only work, assigned 10 tie navy waa 10
silence iii. rebel works, and il Hid that
etfectnal|v on the c4th and 25th Of De.
ccmher, hu. that =. Grne,, II Butler hen
decided an assault BY his military farc,
nnfeasihlo, il would not have been less
80 sn earlier day. II" is nf the npin
ION that the Fort could easily have
been taken hv tie ,roora i. an cti.,r.
had been msae. General |'n'ler STATED
on the expedition, the Admiral -avs,
before tie naval fleet was ready IL CO
operate with him. and tins, hv exposing
h;a transports to the view ofihe enemy,
warned bin Of their danger. lie also
charges that The army po ton Of the
enterprise was gotten up III very un
manner.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
Capture Of Fort csssicr
!sAl.TiMokE, .Ja,Nary /

HALTiAokE, .la,Nary II.
the attack On Fort F,sh.r cornmenc-
cd on Friday, when the ,roer. were
successfully innded. General Tennev
commanded he troops; who occupied
the entire width Of the peninsula. The
forts were entirely cut off from WI.
mington.
Fortress Monroe, January ~.
The steamer Atlantic, just arrived
from Wilmington, confirms the capture
of Fort Fisher aud the works on Fcd"r
al Point. Our losses were heavy. Two
l5.inch guns burst on the Monitors.
We captured about $500 prisoners.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
Missouri free

The Constitutional Convention OF
Missouri have voted Ey very large
majority 70 make Ler 6 free State.
Slssrfy1 fnie.e, prohibited in The
State. This action Of the convention is
laid to be FINAL, and bring Missouri i'm
mediately on the liar Of free States.
Some more glorious frnits Of the slave.
holders rebellion. We wan, ard soon
will have few more such.
Hon. VIM Pitt Fessc,den has been
elected United States Senator from
M.sgt sa'a.. Ga..,,f. : Kentucky.
Henry 3. Anthony from Rhode Island.
GIN jim L,oc from Kansas.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
FROM OHIO
An Accused Murderer Dlscharx.
ed.- Bank AObbed or SIO, OOO-.A
school Treasurer AbycOnded.
Cincinnati. January Is.

Cincinnati, January Is.
keever charged with the murder of
the Roosa family, has been discharged
having proved an alb.
The Bank of Marys:ilIc, O. ia, was
robbed Of ten thousand dollars On
Thursday last.
The Gas,ne Says, Baldwin, Tseasnr
err of the Ohio Female College, has alb
seconded with about five thousand dol:
lars.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19

Occur T. BR ARRESTED. 1t is hop.
cd that D. Il. DeI.nd & Gu, the man
ufAc.urers OF the celebrated Chemical
Ss!era.us, will take speedy measures for
the arrest and punishment of the VII
lains who have sough. to destroy the
reputation Of their goods by putting up
= spuoous article with labels calcnla
tel to deceive The genuine comes in
rcd papers, the spurious in green, with
a b. far D a. the 6,st initial. The
rascals deserve severe punishment.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
The Mexican war
New York lamar,

The Wurlk has information from
Mexico confirming previous reports of
Of successes BY the Republicans over
the tmperialis,s in several battles.
There was An uprising Of The the peo
pie, and the frash insurrec.ion was in
cre.sjny. 1t is said the papal Nunrio
and Archbishop are ubnut to leave The
country on account OF Maxi,rii';an j
manifesto concerning church proper
t..
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
The Lake Erse Piracy Of
'sapsain: He'll. 1T l'hIiO Par.
SOM ga me-
From The Detroit Trll,u

From The Detroit Tribune, Is.
Our citizens will he glad to learn
that The rebel "Captain' Eel, who vas
t'chlct cook and bottle washer" in the
recent capture Of the steamer philo
Parsons has been arrested. This inI,r
nation was received late on Wednes
day nigh, BY Il b. Brown, E.q, Assls.
iant Distric. Attorney, in 4 telegram
from Walter Q Ashley, clerk of the
above steamer, who has ;ndynt fed
the pirate.
Bell was arrested in New York city.
and is nos in the custody Of General
Dix.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
Return OF RIair from Richmond

New York, January II.
The ",1crald's' Washington special
says: "Biair's sole business to Rich
;nond was 70 recover q number OF i'm
portant private papers, title deeds, ETC.,
taken from his house by the rebels
when near Washington. lie was very
kindly received, and had free CONVEX.
sation with jeff. Davis and numbers Of
others, but these resulted in nothing
definite. The story published by the
Richmond Dispatch. about Davis send
ing a letter saying he was willing to
send peace commissioners To President
Lincoln, is al bosh.'
sEx Governor Jacnbs, &c Kentucky.
who returned with Mr. Blair, reports A
a'rnng peace feeling among the citizens
nf Rrichmon.l, and even among the Of.
tcc,s Of high grade He predicts that
here y Ill be cessrtioa of hostl!itities
within Two months, and \ proposal for
peace from the rebel Government. This
is in contradiction uf the Indications
shown IN the fact reported ~ an officer
from North Carolina. VII says lie reh-
els already have thrca regiments ol
freed slaves ia tie !ieI.I.'
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
FROM CAIRO
Rebel Observation-Disclosures Thorn.
as..lOlsOn Permits
AirAO. j aNllArY ia


Squads Of descrters .rcn T.rrest' I
command arr daily coming here and
taking the amnesty "a.h. a party 81
eight ca,na IN IL day
Gen 'rhom "a and staff were 4, Pa
ducah = few days since.
Daring the two weeks sending Jan
ar, Oh, tha,s seven permits have
been issued. permitting $4,000 bales o,
cotton sni so 300 pounds Of seed cot
ton.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
New AdvertiAs,leusa.
Notice TO Debtors

The accounts OF j. l.. Stewart \ Co havirg
been transferred 10 the undersigned, he
hereby gives notice to all persons interested
and stili owing the same that they mnst call
and settle their accounts with him i'm
nediately at 1"ka, by payment or note, Aui
thereby exve costs.
n2w3 q. SOLEMAN.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
To John r. WYATT

To John T. Wyatt
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file in the office Of the clerk Of the D;a-
trict court Of TAma county, iowa, 3 petition
Of Anna NJ. Wyatt claiming Of you d.
vorce and that unless you appear thereto
and defend on or before noon 81 the second
day Of the next term Of said court, csmmenc-
ing on the third Monday Of February A. H..
1864, default will he entered against ysu
and judgement rem dered thereon.
--- WM. II. STIvERS,
stamp Attorney for Plaintiff.
v7a.vA
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19

The Estate Register" pnblishel Al
Des Mo.res, hs< made lis appearance
in new dress, lookin. most sp.enaidly.
|, is large paper, well filed v,h the
Laos, news of the day, and a,wsg- con
,a,ns choice editorials.
Our readers can obtain from is
columns greater amount Of State
news than from any Other paper pub
l:shcd.
There are two important military
movements now in progress, ef which
the public has no definite know ledge
ore under General Thomas. and other
under one under one Of Genera. Grant
Generals IN N9rt!, Carolina. Particulars
are forbidden publication.
The quarrel between tho rebel news
papers, over JEFF. Davis and other rebel
leaders, increases in bitterness. and in
iicatcs that serious internal divisions
and li>sensions are creeping into rebel.
dom. These are signs Of the "begin
ming Of the end
Senator Mcnougal and an ex.captain
Of California regiment lad dispute
in the bar room Of Wizards Hotel, the
ether evening, and the soldier clinchcd
lis argument by knocking down the
politician. Friends in,erfcrred, and
here the affair ended
Before the end Of the present month
| railway postof.ices will run on five ofihe
principal railroads in the United States
besides the New York and Washng,n n
line on which post.oM.e cars we're
placed about three months ago.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. pastor
Of Plymouth. Church, Brooklyn. has had
his salary increased from s. SEQ 10
AZ, 500 PER annum. This is probably
the largcs, salary awarded to any
American clergyman. The pew rents
Of the church amount 10 aboa. $50, 600
per annum.
Tie State Convention Of Tennessee,
in session at Nashville, yesterday
unanimously passed resolutions for the
abolition of slavery in that State, and
appointing an election to vote upon
this and other prop osi.ions and for
State officers. There il the most en-.
coura ging prospect that Tennessee will
soon follow the example Of Maryland
and Missouri. by becoming free Sta'e.
The abolition "f slavery by the Missouri
Constitutional Convention causes grea:
rci",ring throughout the county. Il
is one "f the grandest events 81 these
eventual times.
New Jersey is ont o. !eh', and claims
a balance dae her f-an ,hs United
States Of e94O,037. Her railroad mo
nopoly ravs the expenses Of her State
Government, and her people are not
burthened with local taxes.
The Supreme c u of the United
S,a'es have recognized Yves, Virgil j.
~ State.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19

'E>O THE NERVOUS, nEBILlTATEn AND
] DESPONDENT or BOTH SENES. A
great sufferer having been restored 10 health
~ = few, days, ate, many years Of misery,
is willing 10 assist his suffering fellow croa-
lures BY sending (free,) on the receipt Of q
post paid addressed envelope, copy Of the
/orm1la Of cure employed. Direct to
JOHN H. DAGNALL, Box les Post Office.
Efooklys, y. :.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
FROM CANADA
Return OF George Brown fr0rs
England. ExtrnditiOn Of TIC Eeh
Ell raiders

Toronto, Januarv l6
Hon. George Brown arrived from
England on S.'nrda, night.
The Globe, 70 day says i is credita
bly, Informed that the best legal opin
ion in England fAvors the extraii,ion
of the raiders now before the Canadian
courts.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19

And whereas At said election there WAS
cast 10 said county ono thousand and atty
votes "For Restraining shaep and swine.'
aud ninety five votes "4Agaiust restraining
sheep arid swine,' majority c{n'! the vote.
cast in said county being in fspor Of saii
proposition the same is dec'ared daily 'n,lop.
ted and the citizen. Of sail county viii
govcra themselves accordingly.
IN witness whereof have herunto
Seal got my hand aud otEcial sea. this
49, la.h day OF recerloer A. D. 1863.
By order Of The Beard Of Supervisors.
uAVlD d. ArPELGATE,
v6u1iwi Clerk.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
MlDN& "a
Lutheran College,
AlllIOm. llacshnti. Go

The SPRING Term of ,bis Institution
will commence on the 9Th nf February.
under fan Board nf Instructors. For
additional information apply 10
j. &. SCHAEFFEIl,
President.
Jan. leth, 1885. .T5
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
{ arHrs.nFKIT GEEEsRAcKs.-.C uun-

CnrHrtnFElT GEEEsRAcKs.- .C"un-
terli.it .if.ies and Gvts grcenbacks, arc
in circulation. They arr nat so we'll
executed, but they can ca,ily be de-
tert"d. ard all taat il necessary 10
guard ag.aina' the fraud is the exercise
Of 4 little ciu,inn.
A rebel from Wilmington, on Sa'nr.
day LAST, states tha, Admiral pnrter's
feet had agaIn arrived off ,ha, place
on that day. Another movement,
against Wilmington, both by land and
Goa, il in progress.
The next State Sta,e Fair nf Iowa
will be held At Burlington, commencing
on the goth day Of September and con.
''nnirg four days.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19

3r-trs ROUNDS 4 LhSGroN, are eur
n"riss' Agents in ID. ,iiy Of Chicago
~ procure Advertisements and Sub
torriicss
as h"ssrs Terrace A. Shaw, 4 Co, a Park
~ 40 NasssnS 81, New York arc our
fath"r ed agents New York Ci,v to pro
st1. Subscriptions aud advertisements
Msssrs $. ~ FETTENGlL & Co, No. .
Fs'. Few, New York. Il & State St Boston
80 eur Agents 'ar the Tore Tycsscr,pn, IL
th'ss.'ttes and are authorized to .:4ke Aivcr-
H''m'ns ard su descriptions FOR ia At GU,
,ss-s. Rates.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-19
To the Peope OF Tama Coun ~
1OyNA.

Whereas At The General election heli in
said county on the 9Th day Of November A.
r. 1864 the I, Towing proposition vss SUBJ
mittea to the legal voters Of said county 10.
Wit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-09

With forms for &C
Family Prayers: pub casional and private
in Boston BY f. p. use, by the Right
Dutton 4 Co. Rev. Henry W. Lee,
d ID.
From Dawn to Dark A tale Of the Ref
in Italy. orman in 10th cen'y.
Wandtrings over Bi. BY author "Schm
ble Lands. burg Corta Family" !"
The Gulistan Of Saa-
di.
The Cruise Of the By W. H. G. King
Frolic. ston, author Of IAN
thony Weymouth"
Our Mutual Friend. , BY Dickens.
Ambrose Letters on by John p Kenne-
the Rebellion. (dy.
Shcrman's March through the South.
What Came Afterwards, by r. s. Arthur.
Charcoal SKI zines, by j. c. Neal.
Mary Brandegee, new novel.
Prison Life in the South, by Abbott
And many others just published and for
sale at the New Book, Stationery and Pic
ture Store. LUSE. 4 GRIGGS.
doors below p O., Perry St.
I,rrs FOR THE CoMIxa lIoLrDAYs.--We are
receiving many fine things for the coming
HOLIDAYS, Portfolios, Writing Desks. Wal
lets, Fancy Boxes, Pictures, Games, Books
o! all sizes, &c. LUSE 4 GRIGGS'
NV book store, 55 Perry St., doors below
PO.
School books, States, Pencils, and every
thing for School use.
Picture frames, Oval Frames in gilt, Wal
nut, Rosewood and Gilt Of all s. zes Square
flames made to order-any size or pattern.
nv23 LUSE l. GRlGGS,
55 Perry st., doors below P. ..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-09

Tng CAxAL SUsvsY.-There seems to Do
q strong probability that suf'cisnt fuods
are now secured to pay for preliminary
survey from the Mississippi River. ct TINS
point. across to LaSalle. So lar 10 good
Let 10 know a. soon - possible what our
chances ere for this much needed improve
ment,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-09

GrxNAsrics.-Prof Calver's new class in
gymnastics will meet at IeC'aire Hall on
Monday evening next, at half past seven
o'clock. All belonging to bis club are re-
quested to attend promptly, whilea general
invitation il extended to al those who feel
inter ested in the matter to attend.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-09

REscur, No. 2.-For the purpose Of rails
ing funds to pay for their new Stesm Fire
Engine. the Rescue boys give grand ball
at the German Theatre, on the oath inst.
The price Of Tickets is 3l.00. Let the
Rescucrs be encouraged in their laudable
efforts