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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-05

iecl shukuiHc tucJ Will % euie " SattJ
the county by at least 1000 majority.
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The MENDAcTTY OF THE COURIER
Before the election, the Courier, by
correspondent, made an attack on Mr..
Elliott, the Township Trustee, who had
faithfully discharged his duty as such
officer. Mr., Elliott made out state-
ment of facts, and asked the editor of
that paper to publish them, which be
promised to do. Mr.. E. said that he
wanted the statement published in the
Courier, SO that the readers of that pa
per might get the truth, but good care
was taken that the statement did not
appear, notwithstanding the editor of
the Courier gave his word that Mr.. E. 8
rejoinder should be published. This
statement would have set Mr.. E. right
before the people, but Il was suppressed.
That was mean enough, in all good
conscience, and one would have sup
posed that after the election was over
the venom of the editor of that paper
would have abated, but it was not so.
In his issue of Tuesday morning, we
find the following fling at Mr.. Elliott:
"Phe Unionseoldier whom the load
talked Union LeRguers permitted to
starve to death, at the mouth of Pigeon
creek, was named VIM. Reck He was
member Of an Illinois regiment, and
had been unweIl for some time. Mr..
Elliott was applied to for coffin, and
Mr.. Reck's body was buried by the neigh
bors. Mr.. Elliott also promised to send
The suffering family some provisions
yesterday, but at late hour they had
not been received. Some relief must
be given this starving family. Will not
the generous Workingmen, or the De-
mocracy, give them relief" rsf s
Upon examining his books, Mr.. Elliott
finds that for the months of March,
April, May, June, July and August of
1865, he had issued orders for the sum
Of $7200, to be paid out Of the Soldiers
Relief Fund, and that the wife of the
DECEASED had drawn the money. He
was also relieved at the expense of the
county, after his discharge, TO the
amount of 5000, and, whenever it was
reported to him that the soldier in
question needed help, he had received
such help. On learning of the death of
Mr.. Reck, Mr.. E. gave orders immedi.
ately for his interment at Oak Hill
Cemetery, in the Soldiers Burying
Ground, and he informs us that the man
was decently buried.
1t is piece of the most unparalleled
impudence that we ever heard Of for
man who for four years did all in
his power against the Government that
soldiers fought to save, to now raise his
voice against patriot and true SOL
dier's friend, and dare to speak OF Fed
eral soldier. He has forgotten the
thousands of our soldiers that were
starved in the bastiles of the South.
During the rebellion he never raised his
voice for the brave sufferers who were
dying by inches from sheer starvation at
the hands Of rebels who sought to de-
stroy our Government; and, when our
brave boys were murdered, shot like
beasts, his voice was not thenfor the
Federal soldier, but he said, "Lay on
McDuff," and still this would be his cry
if he was South of the Ohio river.
e CAUGHr.-We learn that some nartiaa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-05
River Items.
aRaver ana weather.

Yesterday was warm and cloueys with some
wind, and strong indioaiiOns Of rain. The water
eOntinues to recode fast. Up to last night, for
the twenty four hours preceding, it had fallen
ahnuf fhrea fat = -re.l.4 n. II w.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-05

The arrivals and departures since last report
are the Argosy. Evansville 70 Nashville; Sam Orr,
Evansville TO Passport; VIM. White, Green river
to Evansville; Pink varbls, PASSPORT to Louis.
VILE; Belle Of Pike. Cincinnati to ST. Louis Tar
ascos, Evansville 20 louisville and return Ar
maids, for Cairo; J. P. Webb, for Nashville Lib
srty no. 2. Louisville to Memphis: J. B. Gilmore,
Arkansas river to Cincinnati, and the Charley
Bowen, with Thayer 4 Eoyes's Circus.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-05
FOR SALE.
Real Estate for Sale,

wE41 SELL AMY e0RTHE or ALL MY
1 ksal kstate IN Eyasayillsant, subarbs, on very
call ct thu steFB Of Morgan, Resi- Co.
mAr26-n .AAf&a HIRAM T. READ.
A FARM, CONTAINING $50 ACRES, rs
n acres Of. which ars cleared Is situated on
the OHIO, River, about eight miles above Smith
land. iEeE farther particulars enquire Of z q
JaR17aasE g4a4ssg.kO. DUS0UOHET ~ co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-05

no you wAHF rBrMMTses, RDeINos,
~ BUTT0Ns Ac.1 For somsthlng new 30 .
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-05
City and State.

n~The iannery Of c. Hauser & Co.,
at Laporte. Ind, was destroyed BY FIRE
las. Saturday. The loss is $4,000.
NEW Muac.-We are indebted to d.
p Foulds, Of Louisville, for, new
piece Of music entitled The Grave of
Loved One, Song and chorus BY D.
W. Haley. It ia destined, We think, to
become popular. III 81 Gcs8
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-05

TO you WANT BLEACHED AND Brown
~ ooTTOEs, al Widthnaud kinds AZ WHOLE
SALE prices1 Go TO s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-05

no YOU WANT FINE LAoEs, FINE PANS
II Gloves Hosiery, real Lace Collars an1 haoF-
kerchiefsl Go to HEAD Moop y n.--.
The national Republican., 1866-10-27
DROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING
I PAPER AND TwINB.
Posr oyYron DEPARTMENT, I,

Posr 0HYIoB DEPARrNKsr,
r-..- wAsHISoroS, D. O., October 2,, 1850. I
until the isTH DAY OF DECEMBER hsxt at u o'eloeh
for 19 4. Ga. sns
one year from and after the slst day Of December next
The said articles 70 BE- delivered free Of expense a,
washinsten, G. New York city, Now York; and Buff
r.. ..nstsd quantity Of each article, and the quality
thereof required At each agency specified below.
DiHtrtct No. !, at WdihtngtOn DO
e ,Id y y y a
pounds % d: r..n, and Zach rssn to eSnisin 20
10000 pounds q Juts or other suitable Twiue, hard
twisted, and in balls, to weigh shout one pound
scoo pounds Of eoars. Hemp Twins about one. eighth
~ Of an inch in diameter, and In balls TO weigh
pie issT ~ No az Me- gSoiS To;s st ety. sO York
scribsd in The sstim.tss fOr Di.triet Mol.
q pounds Of Jute other Twino similar to that
described in the estimates for District No. I.
pounds Of coarse Hemp Twins similar to that
auiasa pisirfef tsf No. % s. al Basaro, My Fork.
10000 rsans q WIsppus Paper similar to that re-
900 pounds Of Juto other Tw,ne similar to that
required for District Mol
TO- 600 pounds Of Hemp Twine similar TO that de-
scribsd and required for District No I.
Proposals will be received for each article separately,
and sepsraey for each District or for all the articles
The contract or contracts will be awarded to the low
est and best bidder to be determined after careful
for the purpose Of asceraining which bid
w It's results bo most advantageous to the
Department.
il the districts should be reconstructsd or the mum
Der increased Diminished the articles shall be deliv
cred such place places as the Postmaster General
| shall designate at pro rata rates.
And the Postmaster General reserves the right on his
part OF Increasing reducing the quantity Of the ar
cles required over under the estimates named In
this advertisement II he shall consider II necessary to
| do 90.
Samples OF such articles now used at the Pos
omses be seen at either Of the above.named agen
| cies.
| Bidders will send samples Of such articles they
/ propose 10 furnish with their bids.
Zach bidder must furnish with his proposals guaran
tees Of his ability to comply with his bid and cera
cate from postmaster that such guarantors are credit
able and reliable citizens must also accompany his pro
| posals
Two ueient surstiss will be required to contract
Ailure to furnish article contracted for promptly
the furnishing article inferior to that eonraete
for, will be considered sufficient cause for the forfeit
| ure Of the contract.
Bids not made as required BY this notice will not b
| considered.
| Proposals must be marked on the envelope with III
the article articles proposed for and the let
ter containing them addressed 10 the First Assstan
| Postmaster General, Washington, D. Q.
| ocT-lAv6w Postmaster General.
The national Republican., 1866-10-27
oc2T.lAR6N
PROPOSALS FOR LETTER BAL
ANCRs.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

fosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
wAsuiEGroS, d. G., October q, 1860. !
Sealed Proposals will be received At this Department
until the 18TH DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT, at IL
o'clock noon, for furnishing LETTER BALANCES for
The use Of the Post 0ses in the United States for
year from and after the slst day Of December next Of
the following description, nsmely:
ls balances capable Of Weighing eight ounces avoir
dupois weight to be graded down to quarter ounces.
or these II is supposed, 500 to 900 wllbs required.
"a Balances capable Of weighing two pounds avoir,
dupois weight to be graded down to half ounces, or
these II Is supposed, 90 to 100 will be required.
Perfect correctness and strength aud durability will
be- requiem in the Balances to be furnished.
Samples OF each description Of Balances must accom-.
pany each bid and the bidder who may obtain the
tract will be required to furnish Balances ordered Of
quality In all respects equal to the sample.
Zach Balane6 must be well and securely packed In
box for transportation, and delivered free Of all ex
penses to the Department at the Blank Agency Of the
Post oGce Department, At Washington, where the
same will be accepted found to DO perfect and equal
to the samples.
Zach bidder must furnish with his proposals evidence
Of his ability to comply with his bid.
Two su Client suretiss will bo required to contract.
A failure to furnish tho Balances as contracted for
promptly or the furnishing Of those OF Inferior quail
y will be considered suoent cause for the forfeit
ure Of the contract.
Proposals must be endorsed the envelope "PrOpo.
sails for Letter Balances aud directed TO the First As
sistant Postmaster General, Warrington. D. G.
ALEX. W. RANDALL,
oc27.iauew Postmaster General.
The national Republican., 1866-10-27
PREPAYMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Il
70 all tehom Il may concern:
Application having been made under the act Of June
2Sd ls69 for reissue Of the land warrants described
herein which alleged to have been lost or de-
stroyed notice Is hereby given that at the date follow
ing the description Of each warrant new certificate or
warrant Of like tenor will De issued, II valid obJec-
ton shall then appear:
No IS, sl0 for 100 acres, is.ued under the act Of
March 3d. 1855 in the name Of Tamor, widow Of Felix
Benton, and was granted August 1855. December 10,
1866. se26-wl2w
No $685. forso acres issued under the act Of Sep
tember, 1880, in tho name Of Spencer Wiley, and was
granted April SO, 1854 December %, 1855.
No. O4 for so acres issued under the act Of March
5, 1855, in the name Of Spencer Wiley, and was
for loo acres, issued under the act Of March
s. 1855 In the Of Horace Gregory and was granted
December, 20, 1850. December 20, 1865.
No. I6,733, for 100 acres, issued under the act OF
March s. 1855, in the name Of Elisha Bacon, and was
granted January "a, 1855. January u, 1867.
No. for 100 acres issued under the act Of March
5, 1855. in the name Of James p Underhll, and was
gra nted July II. lS50.-December ], 1865.
No a. 1885, so acres issued under the act Of septsm
her, 1850 In the Of Daniel Milton and wis granted
December l2 lsjl-Deeembe !, 1866.
No % 5O6 for 50 acres Issued under the act Of March
g. 1855 In the Of Daniel Milton, and was granted
Ma lS5B-December i, 1860,
The national Republican., 1866-10-27

FrRE-About eight o'clock last evening
the alarm of fre was sounded from box 81, at the
Government Printing Office, caused BY the burning
Of the chimney Of house In Jackson alley, In the
rear Of the printing office The engines were
promptly out but their services were not needed.
The national Republican., 1866-10-27

FRArERSAL Vrslr.-Last night Capitol
Hill Circle Brothsrhood of the Union. headed by
band Of music, paid fraternal visit to Washing'
ton Circle, at their hall on Ninth street noar D.
The national Republican., 1866-10-27

ENORMOUS PLASK.-A plank twelve feet
long, seyen feet four inches wids and two inches
thick, sawed out Of California tree, was . por
tion Of the frsight for Washington, the steamer
New York, which stopped here this morning on
her way to Washington. Gazette, 26h.
The national Republican., 1866-10-27

GRAND IiARcExY.-George Henson, alias
Gibbs, was arrested on Thursday BY Onioer Thomp-
son sr stealing dry goods from the store Of Yates
4 sslby. on Psnnsylvsnia avenue near Seventh
street. The goods were recovered and the soeussd
sent to fail for Court by Justice Thompson.
The national Republican., 1866-10-27
PROPOSALS FOR WORK ON SEWER.

OFFICE COMMISSIONER OF PuBLIo BuILDIHos,)
CAPITOL OF rHH UsITRD srArRs, !
wAsHIHoroS Ctr, October 10, 1885.
Sealed proposals will be received at this once until
the Sd day Of November next At u o'clock noon, and
will be opened at o'clock that day In the pres
Of the Secretary Of the INTERIOR to do tho following
described work, vii;
To sIeavats properly from the place where the prss-
snt unfinished through the Botanic Garden ermi-
mates to Third street west 70 plank the bottom o. ne
creek with Sineh jost In the same manner that the
bottom Of II Is panksd far the sewer now built
to continue the stone walls each side Of the crock 70
Third street, in the that the walls already
built buit Of height to receive the arch
and build lateral three barrel sewer from the
present sewer from the Capitol to the main sewer All
the materials to be furnished BY the contractor and all
necessary preparations such freeing the channel Of
water, 40 to DO made BY him.
The work to be done under the supervision Of com
petent person to bo employed by the Commissioner,
and to the satisfaction OF such person and the Commits
sioper. .
Proposals must be made In gross sum for doing all
the toork, as II cannot we'll be divided.
The person to whom the contract 10 awarded will be
required to give proper secufy for the performance Of
his contract and twenty per cent Of the contract price
will Be retained until the work is satisfseory com.
plstsd. D. fEENUh,
oe22.lH Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
The national Republican., 1866-10-27
DROPOsALs FOR RATIONs.

L " Oo A Lo " II II n ~ ~ ..
ouAarslnAsraR's OFFICE,
UxIrRD srArls MAINE CelPs,
Sealed proposal. ~ s. I.:.;.d ~ Il II. one. until
2Oeloss m Of TTssDaf the a',s e. az q s's:n S,:
Marines at the following stations from January 1857,
to FSHEEsaeSsM, sslE 3 SUI n; u. H.-p.A,..
BRooKLYE, New York.
rHIhApE5S5t WhsaISa1an dIFT S,., ., Columbia
GosPoRT. near Norfolk, virsinis.
MOUND CITY Illinois
Zach ration to consist Of three ourths Of pound Of
pork or bacon or one and fourth pound Of fresh or
salt besf ssh.ssn ounces Of bread or Sour or Twelve
Of hard bread, and fourth pound Of corn
meal and at the rate to hundred rations Of eight
quart. Of besnsi o. lieu thereof ten pound. Of ree
al sy q 'g p sis Gns HsS's
ounces Of mixed vssssblss ten pou nds q coffee or
s S.n:. . Gi u: and Sa. % Isss q
sperm candles and fourth pound Of adaman-
tine candles or one and o.s half pound Of taOw four
The r.oni arc to be dsyered upon the order Of The
commanding oaesr Of each station the fresh beef
with an equal portion Of hind and fore quarters nseis
and kidney tallow excluded; the pork No. ! prime
%ss; %si. Of h. i psss .ss' .h:s. shs station o
coffee good Rio the sugar good New Orleans or it'
:qu,alsnt and The beans, vinegar candles soap salt
All subject to inspection.
All bids must be accompanied By the following guar
antee.
The undersisnsd -, Of 7-, In the State Of
-, and -, Of -, In tho State OF -,
hereby guarantee that in ease the foregoing bid Of -
for rions a above described be sse:ptsd hs or they
will within ten days Of ths receipt Of th. eosr.et At
the post once named execute the contract for the same
with good and sufncsnt securities and In case the
said shall fall entsr into contract as Aforesaid,
we guarantee to make good the difference between the
offer OF the said - and that which may be accepted
A. B., 0uarAntor,
G. D., 0uarsntor
Witness:
e.
-, lS6-.
to me as men Of properly and able to make good their
guarantee.
To be signed By the United statss District Judge.
United States District Attorney, or Collector.
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied
by the above guarantee
Nswspapsrs authorized to publish the above will send
the paper containing the hrst insertion TO this once for
examination.
Proposals. to bs endorsed Proposals. for Ratons,
~AN ~NN''''eN w 'A WILLIAM b. eLACK,
oc2a.wN Major and ouartsrmaster.
The national Republican., 1866-10-27

MALICIOUS MrscHrEr.- Wilkerson,
a colorsd woman was arrested in the Seventh
ward on Thursday, By ofhcer James, on complaint
Of washisgton Cole, who charged her with mali.
sisus mischief She was taken before Justice Bos-
we'll and held 70 bail for Court.
The national Republican., 1866-10-27

PosrrSe BnLs.-Joseph Magruder, col
ossd man, was arrested In the Eighth precinct, on
Thursday, by 0ficsr Gordon for posting bills con
trary 70 law Hswas taken before Justice Handy
who imposed hns Of $5, and In default Of pay
msnt he vas sent 10 the wofkhouso for ID days.
The national Republican., 1866-10-27

RELIGION AND PHILosoPHY.-Prof. REIN,
Of Philadelphia, 10 announced to lecture in Union
League Hall to-morrow, Sunday Oct. 49, at II q.
m. on "Ths kind Of Religion required BY the age,
and at n p. m, on "Ths Philosophic and scisn.
tino Evidences Of that Religion"
The national Republican., 1866-10-27

ARRESTED on A BENCH WARRANr.-Jane
Brown, eolorsd prostitute, was arrested on Thurs.
day In the First ward By 0ficsr Hurdle on bench
warrant from the Criminal Court. She was de-
livsrsd 10 the Marshal. Jane 10 indicted for rob-
bing soldier Of 500.
The national Republican., 1866-10-27
n RPH ANS URT.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
To Wit.
In the ease Of Janss Johnsog, sxssatsr 81 Dolly Ana
Williams deceased, the executor Aforesaid With hs
appreciation Of the Orphans CosIt Of WIhiaGsa
County aforssad GpPsistsd SATURDAY u: lst day Of
September nsx foTths AAAl sst,smsn and dissIiesusA
Of the personal estate Of said deceased, and Of the
assets In hand far have been sellsstsd aad
turned late noasyi whsa and vhsrs All he eIsditsIs
their claims properly voushsd orthsy nay otherwise BY
law be excluded from all hs.sat IN ssd dessa.sds
tate; provided copy Of this order be publisAsd once
Test; Z Q. RopBIHs
aull.lAwsv Register Il villa
The national Republican., 1866-10-27

Pur MONEY IN THY PURSE, and go to Hen.
ning's one price store and get your clothes, from
tho corner OF Seventh street and Maryland avenue.
The national Republican., 1866-10-27

TAKEN AS STOLEN BY THE ME-
Il TROPOLlTAN POLL E.-0n the 9Th Of October,
as,snt one BLACK MULE was taken by the police as
stolen The owner 10 hereby requested TO produce evil
dence Of ownership the satisfaction Of the Property
Clerk Of the Metropolitan Police District at his office,
No. 4s9 Tenth street wes prior 10 10 oeioek on Tues
day, November 9Th, 1885, mule will then be
10 the highest cash bidder pursuant to law by order
GEO. r. HERRioK, Property Clerk.
oe27.st wM. l., WALL co, Adctioneers.
The national Republican., 1866-10-27

SO,UUO,UUU
SEVEN PR ONT
FIRsr.eLAss YIRsr NoRraAol BONDS.
ssos. 90 SOLD.
The NORTH MISSOURI RAILRoAD COMPANY has
sushsrssA us 70 sell their iss horgags Per cont So
year bonds. Tie whole amount Is " 100000 Coupons
payable o. the lst days d January s.d Jsly Of each
year, In New York
Rsfsrrins 70 ear advsrtissnsat Of August having
ssld the arst haf niloa Of these desirable beads We
have advanced the price 70 lI0HTY FIVE CENTS, 81
which they stand uarivssA the ssapst arst.slsss
security in the market.
Any farther iassihss will BE- answered q ear oAss
sspl-H JAY oooKI co.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
W1nlA0tOAs
T.. ,. os.... ii Jay Cooke = O.. y Pr.sdsat
w.a Hsrnssros. ossAsss.
sovlRHnlHr DlPosrol1
1lHAHcIAL Aslxr OF RE uHrflD rrArn.
isru sr,,,., ssrsssr, ,ss r,sAss.r sssA..nss,.
asvsr..ss. sssuruss vxA Treasurer Uai,sl s..sss.
WoHn MlLLloH DoLLARs.~
". bay ..i sell all .l,.... Of covIRHnlHf sscu.
RIrIss :. ssrrsa. market rates.
YulHIsH lXoHAHal sad make osllsstsss % ALL
TIE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF fHl uHrflD srAfls
We purchase oevsrlasat vsushsrs 81 the MOST
1AvoRABLI TERMS. s.i give sAaassI Ass saensr
ArrssrIoI 70
ACCOUNTS OF BusIAsss NEE AID YIlxa
sad 10 any osAsr business entrusted V "a
FULL INFORMATION In regard v dovIRAhlHf
LOANS u al unss sAssrfsiiy furnished.
WI. HUNTINGDON. Cashier.
NaAsus~es. haish %. 1894 aAH.dU
HO + II LIS.
The national Republican., 1866-10-27

SusPIoroN or LARcENY.--John Connors,
alias Thomas Connors, was arrested In Georgetown
on Thursday By Onosr white on suspicion Of steal.
ing . hog. Connors was found with large white
hoe, And not being able to account for his posses.
sion Of u, he Was arrested and held for hearing.
The hog d ct the station house TO bo identified.
The national Republican., 1866-10-27

W r. CooPKr, Al. RAoAs
TOOP ER & r A g A N,
u Qasesssprs Of Jas. skirvins,)
STOVE, TIN AND SHEET. R0N-woRKRRs,
4s7 Eleventh Street, above Penn's Ave-,
WASHINGTON, D. Q.
81 Particular attention paid to repairing Furnaces
Ranges Paror Heaters. hs, and all work warranted
The national Republican., 1866-10-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
NJ ATIoNAL THEATRE

IN (Late Grovsr,s) ... ~
Pennsylvania avenue, near willard's Hotel.
This Saturday evening October a. 1880. two splsn
did performances Tonight three pieces. Last Night
most positively Of MR. =. cHANtRAU,vh viii g.:
fsoPLS's LAWYER After which, The isushabIs
farce Of the WIDOWS VICTIM. Mr. Chanfrau ~
jeremiah Clip with his wond erful limitations The par
formsnse viii conclude with THE FLOATING BEACON
FIFTH GRAND FAMILY MATINEE Thi. lssiaraayl
Afternoon, at 2 o'clock. ADMISSION, THIRTY CENTS
to all parts q the house Only time Of the Great Moral
THE RIcHiNGs' GRAND ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE
Will commence q SEASON OF SIX NIGHTS ONLY d
this Theatre Monday evening" Oct o. with waaee .
charming opera Of MARITANA ... -.
The Dramatic Company Of this establishment will
appear at the Washington Theatre Monday evening
with the youthful, beautiful aud unrivaled Danssuse
and Pantomimlst, MILE AUGUSTA. II
NESSRS. DUDLEY KAVANAGH
Nl and MELVIN FOSTER: Of New York, And VIC.
TOk EsTEPHE and T. N. NRLMs, Of Philadephis,
will play At the opening Of seatou Hall Billiard Saloon
on MONDAY EVENING, Oct. "a, 1855, whom will be
exhibited ten Of the most beautiful Billiard Tables In
the United staes from the mandatory Of Mess Kav
anagh Decker. .
The Bar will be supplied With the choicest Liquors
and Cigars. BRERET0N FLANAGAN,
.oc2o.lw. Proprietors.
The national Republican., 1866-10-27

Coop SAMARITAN DIVISION, No. 1, Sons Of
Tsmpsrsnos. viii celebrate its eighth anniversary
q Odd FsIlowI' Hall oa Monday evening next By
literary and masieai sntsftainment, consulting Of
addresses By able spssksni choice music-both
vocal and inslfumsnlsi--by fsvorite srtiste' pro.
very beautiful psiss tsmpsnnos drama, In acts,
written by lady visitor Of the Division. As seats
are free We advise all who wish TO secure good ones
10 70 early. Programme d Ellie music store.