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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-17


That Commission, in their wisdom, have
seen proper tp-fecommend a division Of
the fund, and that .oBs.half thereof, shall
be given and SppTklpFistel, to the Miami
tUniygnity fer reasois hersi4 assigned. and
that the other hlif Be hessfved ior future
lspmesapd 20 be apprplniat6d d like manner
tbr college in the 3netihefn part OF the
state, Ihis Hepdlt boiig ih direct oppoyi-
lhop' % the action Of tlHs bo9y at its last
itnnFenton Arfd, ioonscious Of the vast i'm
kpOrtaHce otthe snl5ceE YOUR committee is
at loss, and, for want of time, cannot 30
into detail on this subject.
One great fact, however should not be
lost sight OF Az Opilinn seems to prevail
that Agricultural Colleges are erected to ed
ucate. .t9e sons pf taImers into, PRACTICAL az
rloultufalists'' hnd'ihat every tilhf 81 She
soil should be an educated scientific farmer
and economist. However fne and beautiful
this idea may seem iIl thedTtl it Is IaBa in
practice aud = ddly 'ekperieHJe. 0ur Age
a I'd country know of no classes of men,
Fhs best OF our leading niu,ls N the differ
cit departments of life come from farms,
From workshops. from the busy. scenes OF
life everywhere, end it is not true that far1
ncIs sant as such have. beea neglected in
Their e3rcation; al, our schools, jgh and
IIoT, ar, open for ths.l az well as for every
And here isi pnithqr err error. T. Very man many
! pcep'e eS pcet t9Q much from such Colleges,
and loQk Forward to the time when. every
man who enters upon the lite ola farmer
shopld first have gone through the several
bra!caeS taught al, such an institution. ~,
T5i q, ,Mbment' 5, refeetion- win Shqw the ut
teIr. Ir.Elaey ofsuchI "a thoHght, Amongst the
lnllliops Of oRr people, the numbers that
e22pat best be ,edpeatea at such schools, are
comparatively bit few4yeiy few indeed, -
. .lf.4mong the; hundreds and thousands. Of
studepts, men shall. rise in ON State, Who
may discover hidden laws cf nature, the
promulgationi0f which viii tend, to extract
from, Mother Earth the greatest profit with
the least labor and expense, or which may
epabiG man to live mere. huppily by know
ing howjtQ comply With natures laws you,
will h &c accomplished all that should be cx-
pectGd by the most .Sangninc... I. y, -, ,
Now biniyieW Of all this, together. with
the great pipQrtanN- OF this subject, and the
diversity ofQpinlon. as to th5 appropriation
OF this fund, etc, Your committee feel and
deeul,it tn ii. duty toi abstain from, any. 1e-
COMMUNICATION on the subject, and refer the
same back to this honorable body iorits fur
ther ACTION. ~, ,.i .. ,... .,..,.,.
hnQwus, in conclusion, to say that t. we Z cal can
SCI. no good reason Why we should now de-
part from the actioG of this body at its last
session, ,rL Let Us be careful that we may not
step out With theleit foot foremost and give
a wrong directi9n to the march Of tilre.-,,..,
:. Attach this. grant e, any College estab-
lishel and endowed iQr 9ther, pqrppspiSa y9p
strip it Of it's independcncc, and it viii fail
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Gen. ssorxan,s lecture.

I'VE invite the reader to a careful peru.sl
sf'the lecture delivered.in Columbus BY, our
distinguished candidate for Governor last
fall Cen George W. Morgan. 1t is an
able document, and contains matter for
Much. serious reflection. Read Il. '''. r. =,
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DIR. Tobias yenifian Harse Lima


HDINT Bottles at One Dollar, for the euro
u Of laneness,t scratches, wind gals.
shiio over m @ heating sofe f hrost to 6tI Ihs II the
foot, etc. It is Warranted cheaper and bet
ter than any other article ever offered to
the public. Thousairisef animals have been
cured of thacolie and oyer heating by This
Lipiment; and hundreds that were,erippled
and lame have been restored to their former
vigQr. 1t is used by all the first horseman
throughout Che States. Orders arc constant
ly received from the Racing Stables OF
England fer fresh suppliesof this inValua-
bic larticle!aa Over 1900 testimonials have
been received Remember, one dollar laid
outn time may savelthe life Of your horse.
Sold by all druggists. 0tiice56, Courtlandt
81 rect, New York. '.' FEy;" dec20- I'M
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." es~Gen. too1' $ Inaugural Message will
betoppdi iaqn; aqn;tEis. page OF days paper. =
~ bile dissenting from many yof the. views
expressed, we cannot but say that the mes
'sage strikes us favprablS especially in re-
gard 70 the policy suggested toward the
Southern States of the Union. 1t is chiefly
plea addressed to his own party In favor Of
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-17

tTHs Cincinnati Commercial on Thursday
devoted an elaborate editorial to oopposition
70 Negro Suffrage, which it concluded by
sayingl that suffrage which should be aL-
solutely universal il neither possible nor. de-
sirable; and those who demand it are urging
ms, not ip the direction ofreform, but in the
direction of anarchy, .r'.... j.. ,4s....,. .,
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The M fpnappfng Case I'm Mexrco.

WAAsaINaToN, Af 2 s,i1o Jan; 1.-THE acting Sec
oaeatoa IS otis s psea uafs fsd.ttSd Il sG q
the House Y answer e Che resolution ibaui
ofau Aiaerieas Lsdy ii Tie Gity Of ,pS Msxico siS
hy the Rssrpsr ct the Republic, so.-called
Enstof N Sa say sast ap 158 Qsia i2fornafi9n
eafs sssr isf Ss asg
time - ~ l8kss, : .'F'''S 81 1851
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-17

a. A. 21}Rs s... e E. { pre- e, Q N, !.
Eg Shalt not go hungry 'wfila the 'coun-
Try ,tbounds With plenty, has 6pened ont
in SHARON'S ClsLB near Gaorge's
Grocery, and will supply tho people with
FRESH 3EEF AT lowipriees every NON
rDAYs.WEDNESSul4AA1I, and FRIp.AY , eve
4iqgs, G.'bll and b satisfy 7asiSSlfisd f,,.,,ss.ti
a"caliz, Sept 49, aisss1tt: Sif% III" 3
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il, legal Notice.

GEORGE COOPER, John Cooper, '-----
/, VIZ - Ramsey, y,nndfEHzaheth, his wife, and
George Jones, VIII take notice that Samuel
Cooper has filed III the Court Of. Common
Pleas.of Harrison County, Chic, his petit
tion for partition whithlis now? pending,
whetein lfedenlantls partitionl of u Lots No.
54and so in the, tt,wn of New = thens, in
said county and that sad p.tition will be
for 4eariHsa at the neSl terin Of said Court.
a. .,.,.,-,.,., - SAMUEL COOPER:
Tys.,3, SHorWELL, llis Atty. y.'' Z. .,'5ia
' I}et. 90 1SG5-GW.l lnh;A.if'' ~ !% Si'bI bay,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-01-17

,SIR MoRroN Pro ia III the English mar
ket asking for loan Of thirty millions of
dolhrs.to be expanded in extending the
AtlaEae 4 Great Western railway to gldca-
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,.,,l,. trs,,,.,,W. LANG, ,"H '
,.,.,..-.'.,.r, JoIiN.H, BR.tSca
''-----a.'E1FSflss- 17lEa- w =
ORDE& ND. a.

M wv ~ PPOTnHRAPH DEPAKtMENTiN
'"f-r" HCADr2 ONO, Oct. 25,G 1868. s)nt
=, One huii4Fea persons are 'ordefea to re-
port daily1at Hammond spreriitm Gallery
and get the best Pictures made that are II,
the State. Report immediately. I.'. gg
t'i;'9' 5'G l.7MIaJ. II. IIAMM0SD.'H
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Z Farm for .Sale!!r

TNNH Z, subscriber offers at private sale the
ted two miles west of New Jefferson, Harri.
son county, Ohio, on the State road, con
tanning about1S5' Acres. Said farm ia under
agood state of cultivation. goddoibuildmgs,
plenty ofwater, and has all the modern i'm.
provements, and is well adopted To either
cultivation or stock raising Plenty OF Fruit
Of all kinds. The Farm will be sold at q
u ,li'sU "a isf JAMES D. ANDERSON.
Dec. 9th, 1ss5-2no.k mr n,f ~. s.
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OFFICE; ;oFTHn AUDITOR OF STATE, !

= COLUMBUS, ONO, Jhnuhry9, 1856. J
1t is hereby certified that the foreboingis a
correct copy Of the Statement of condition OF
the LORI LIZARD FIRE INSURANCE, L,
led in this office, for the year 1868.
& Witness, my hand and seal officially.
tsEAL1 .'' "JAMDS II. G0DMNN,, ~.
tsTAMP] .'it... "fJ- Hf Auditor of State.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-23

OAKwooD MEMORIAL AssoCIATIoN.-The
ladies of this Association are busy in push
ing forward their great work. We hope
that their two lectures this wcek-Mr.
Farrar's last night, and Mr.. Plcasants's to-
highland their tableauX at the Virginia
Hall Thursday and Friday nights, will
Weld them handsome sum.
A general meeting Of the Association at
which every member is requested TO be
present, is to be held this afternoon at >
o'clock at the Third Presbyterian Church,
Church Hill, to consider aproposition for a
partial union with the Hollywood Assocla.
ton, which proposition has been submitted
to that Association by the Board of Mana
gers of the OakwoOd Association, and has
been accepted by them; and only awaits
now the approval of the lakewood AsSocl-
alton to be put in operation.
Every member is earnestly requested to
be present, as full expression of opinion
is desired by the Board on what they have
done, as well as what they recommend IN
regard to this subject.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY %.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Washington, Chichester, New York,
Steamer Alexandria, Allen, Philadelphia, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. 7 Porter.
Steamer Nj. Martin, Haines, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers Haskins Brdgford.
Schooner Serene, Skinner, Fort Monroe, railroad
iron, A. Millspaugh Co.
SIoop Forrest, holland, Norfolk, fish, to order
SAILED.
Steamer Hatteras, Parrish, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, S. Ayers Co.
Steamer John sylvester, Post, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, Haskins Bridgford,
Schooner Cornelia, Phillips, Philadelphia, mer-
chandise, A. Millspaugh Co.
Schooner Home, Bunting, Baltimore, rid CaDln
Point, A. Milspaugb j Co.
Sloop Cornelia Sparks, Stewart, Norfoik, light.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Martha, Josie, from Richmond Tor sa-
yannah, was spoken of the Tibee river on the 18th
instant.
BELOW.
Schooner Readington, Gregory, Sockpor, Ice TO
Wardwell Rogers Crowell. Also, four Others,
nnmes not reported
fBY TELEGRAPH.
FORT MONROE, May 22.-Sailed, schooner Ford
New York, wood ; Adelne, Boston. coal Joseph
Marsh, Philadelphia, wood Joseph Saxon, New
York, wood Mary Willis, Baltimore, timber Ar
rived from Richmond, schooner Gertrude, fol
Washington, coal brig Red Wing, for New ORR
ballast schooner X. II. shannon, savannah, fol
Richmond, iron !; schooner Helen, New York, foi
Richmond, corn ; ship A. G. Lyon New YORK, foi
Richmond, ballast schooner Evan Augusta, Phil
adelphia, for Richmond Weather still unsettled
wind, northeast.
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THE GREAT Cow CAsE-IIrsBAND AND
WIrE.-Some time ago Mrs. Sweeney
was charged by her husband with stealing
a COW, which she claimed as her private
property, and the case was dismissed. On
yesterday, however, Mrs. Sweeney charged
her husband with stealing the same COW,
and the parties were heard before the
Mayor. His Honor did not seem at all IN
clincd to listen to any long train OF cy-
dence, but told Mrs. Sweeney that a hus-
band could not steal from his wife, as all
that belonged to her belonged to him. OF
course, under the laws of Virginia, all per-
sonal property owned by the wife is, in the
absence of "a marriage settlement, abso-
lutcly under the control of the husband ;
but to Mrs. Sweeney it was but little con
ISOLATION to know that her husband could
say, "what IS yours is mine, and what s
mine 5 my own"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-23

GENERAL LEES FAREWELL ADDRESS,
The last general order published by Gene
raj r. E. Lee, dated Appomattox Court
house, April 10, 1865, which pays so elo-
ouent a tribute to the constancy and pa
tient endurance of the army then about
to be surrendered, and which is in itsell
so striking an evidence of the pure and
lofty spirit of the noble man who addressed
il to his troops, has been handsomely
autographed, and is for sale By Messrs.
A. II. Christian & Co., Main street. 1t is
decorated with a vignette of General Lee,
around which are draped the dropping
colors of the surrendered Army of Northern
Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-23

PAY Your TAXES AND VoTE.-The vo-
ters of Richmond and lienrico, when they
90 to the polls tomorrow, must not fail to
take their State tax receipts for 1865 with
them. Under the present law no man is
allowed to vote unless he has paid the
taxes assessed against him for the pre-
ceding year. Any who have not paid will
have an opportunity of doing so to-mor-
row, as deputy sheriff will attend at
every precinct in the city and county to
receive taxes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-23

ASSAULT AND BATTERY. r. Pizagno, who
keeps grocery store on Franklin street,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets, was charged with assaulting and
beating J. Louis, and arrested on yeSter-
day. Louis, who is an eccentric character,
has been in the habit of calling Pizagno a
!" rebel deserter" and "Yankee spy" and
on Yesterday he went into his store and
abused him violently. Pizagno is said to
have struck Louis, and the case will be
tried before the Mayor this morning.
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AUCTION Sales to-day.

HARRISON, GoDDIN Il APPERsoN will
sell on the premises, at half-past O'Clock,
=. NJ, n valuable lot at the southwest
corner of Main and Twenty third streets
and will also rent a brick dwelling house
on Franklin, between Twenty third and
Twenty fourth streets.
PAINE co. will sell at loo Main street, at
10 o'clock, \ variety OF fresh and season.
able dry goods, boots and shoes, hats, &c.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR will sell on the prem
ises Mt o'clock, p. NJ !, n lot between Fif-
tcenth and Sixteenth and Marshall and
Broad streets.
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HoNoR TO THE DEAD-A NOBLE EMPLOY
MENT FOR THE You've MEN or RIcHAoNp.-
More than two months ago it was urged In
tbe the Columns of this paper that the young
men Of this city who were without employ
INT sbonld find work for their idle hands
in MA Iaboring to place in order the graves of
the Confederate dead at Hollywood and
lakewood cemeteries. At that time no
memorial associations were in existence in
Richmond, and, unfortunately, nothing
was done. Now, however, some of our
young men have fully awakened to the
knowledge Of how much good their steady
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-23

The FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT.-The
surviving members of the gallant old First
Virginia regiment will hold a meeting to-
morrow night, at Mr.. +. B. Spence'S store,
for the purpose of making arrangements to
pay respect to the memory of their dead
comrades on the 3lSt of this month. This
is Il good move, and we hope that each one
of those who survived the many hard
fought battles OF that brave band will at
tend the meeting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-23

FrSERAL-FEDERAL OFFIcERs.-The re-
mains OF Lieutenant William Henry Hay
wood reached this city on Friday night.
They were met at the depot by large
number Of his former friends and CON-
rades, and escorted thence to the residence
OF his mother.
We were pleased to see that number OF
Federal officers uncovered their heads as
the funeral cortege passed through our
streets on Saturday afternoon. The Incl
deht was most honorable to them, and we
mel, 2lSt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-23

SALES OF REAL ESTATE.-Mr. Robert b.
Lyme, auctioncer, yesterday sold at auc-
tion about one hundred acres Of the estate
of William d. Jennings, deceased, without
improvements, three and half miles be-
low Richmond, on the Ncw-bridge road, at
twcnty-one dollars and fifty cents per
acre. Mr.. William f. Walker purchaser.
The house tract, with improvements, was
withdrawn for want of a sufficient bid.
McsSrs. Grubbs & Williams, auctioneerS,
sold yesterday at auction one acre III Du-
val's village, opposite Chelsea, for two hun
dred and scvcnty-one dollars. They also
sold two acres in Craig'S plan, very broken,
for three hundred dollars.
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work during one or two days a week VIII
ACCOMPLISH. and in the absence OF money,
are resolved to contribute their time and
muscle to the cause Of our honored dead
On the 18th instant communication was
addressed BY Major 7. A. Brander ana
others to the President of the Hollywood
Memorial Association, in which 1t was sug-
gested that a public meeting be called Tor
the purpose of organizing those young men
who would be willing to work in remould-
ing and restoring the soldiers graves IN
such way as to secure the greatest bene-
fit from their generous aid. The sugges-
tion and offer have been accepted with
gratitude by the Association, and the pub
lie meeting referred to will be held at the
Centenary Church at o'clock tomorrow
night.
1t is unnecessary to ask that there may
be a full meeting, for those who will not be
induced to attend by a simple announce.
ment could not be persua led or convinced
by the most eloquent appeal that was ever
penned by man; but we do hope that those
who are present will be prepared to work
steadily and upon q systematic and or
dcrly plan. If our young men Will take
the work in hand, we shall hear no more o
leyelling the graves of our dear soldiers OF
account of the expense ofmaintainlng then
separately and each one who joins in the
labor will have the consolation of knowing
that he has saved the last resting place o.
at least one brother-in-arm from neglec,
or oblivion.
Some of the young men can work at one
time and some at another, and all the
volunteers should be organized into de.
tachments, with defined hours of labor, SC
that they may know what they have to do
and when to do it and they may all be
well assured that there is no better pass
port to the confidence and affection of a
Virginia girl or matron than the practica!
demonstration of feeling of love and
gratitude for those gallant men who were
enrolled in the southern armies and died
for the southern cause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-23

BEATING NEGRo.-A man named Bar
new St. Clair, who lives on the canal, was
examined on yesterday before Justice
Wade on the charge of beating negro
named Domingo. 1t appears that St. Clair
had thrown some water into lime barrel,
to which Domingo objected. st. Clair then
struck him with heavy bar OF iron,
knocked him down, and continued to beat
him until he was insensible. The prisoner
was sent on to the grand jury for trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-23
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE DISPATCH on THE ERAILRoADs.-Messrs.
Cole & Turner deliver the Dispntch every morning
ON all the railroad cars leaving Richmond; and as
they are also authorized agents to receive sub
scriptions to the Semi Weekly and Weekly Dis
,ntch, our friends along the railroad routes can
avail themselves of the messengers of these enter
prising news dealers in forwarding their orders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-23

RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERING Two hun
area SACKS OF corn, branded Peace" ar
rived In Memphis, Tennessee, the other
day, for the destitute Of Alabama. 1t was
hauled by the draymen free of charge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-23

THEPr.-A negro boy named Dennis
Willis was arrested on yesterday, on Main
street, with tobacco "follower" In ms
possession, which is supposed to have been
stolen from, the lot where Frazier's tobacco
factory formerly stood,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-23

WOOD MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION
MEErINGs.-A meeting of the Vice-Prcsi-
dents and Board Of Managers will be held
in the lccture-room Of St. Pauls Church
at 5 o'clock this evening.
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W. =. yINKINg.

T d. BROWNE would respectfully
81 announce that he has resumed business On
Bank street, near Nirth, and IL prepared 70 make
and repair IRON RAILINGS, yERANDAHs, Ora.
TING, VAULT and CELLAR DOORS, HIN00,
PRESS ES and LIGHT MACHINERY Of all kinds
and in addition thereto having suPsrdo, iscilitiss
on EVERY DESCRIPTION, and REPAIR IRON
SAFES and LOCKS. Orders respectfully soleits4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-23

CrRcrrr CouRT.-In the Circuit Court
yesterday the argument for the plaintiff
in the case of GiImer rs. Bigger was con-
cludcd by J. Iarmcr Gilmer, Sr. The
Judge will render decision in the case in
n day or So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-23

THE S0Ss OF TEMPERANCE GROWING
Since the quarterly meeting in April,
three divisions have been recognized by the
Grand Division of Virginia, and taken
under its care. II is hoped that many OF
the old "Sons in various parts Of the
State whose divisions went down during
the war are waking up, and will soon re-
organize and 90 to work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-23

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS.
A meeting of Powhatan Lodge, No. II,
independent Order of Odd Fellows, will
be held at the Odd Fellows Hall at 8
O'Clock tonight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-23

THE SALE OF DRUGS, MEDICINES, AND
CHEMICALS yesterday by Messrs. Paine 4
Co. was satisfactory to owners and pur-
chasers, and the whole of the large stock
was closed out at fair prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-23
MARINE IRON AND

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patterns aud as we intend TO make that oar princi.
pal business, we are prepared to receive orders,
and ill them promptly, at BALTIMORE pnees;
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-23

POsTPONEMENT OF CoNCERT.-The con-
cert and reading of Messrs. Wheat and De
Leon has been postponed until Saturday
night, when the proceeds will be placed to
the credit of the Memorial Association.