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Sheri6's sale.

State Of loaca Lee CbHnty. rs.
R1 virtue Of special execution to me d.
rected issued By the Cork II ths D trirt Court Of
said county in favor Of A. w. Dnd-y Tfussse and As
signee Of Thomas Z. Page nni sgaiaat Zsb Ward and
John Page t~so decree ssinst them ct Al have
levied upon and viii sell to the hgtst bidder the
Lee County, Iowa st Ksshah. ID sad county. on ,,s
18th day OF Nay. A. d. lS66 between the hours OF
o'cock A. = and O'clock P a., commsncfng At 3
O'Clock II. Of said day. the following property to-wft
Lots number nine 90 and t1o) In block No seventy
two s2) in the City cf Keoknk Lee County Iowa. "a
ken vied upon, and to be sold BY order OF Court 10
satisfy said writ Of execution. j. H. BfSHOP
Shsrn Of Ece County Iowa,
Keokuk, Apr, a8, 66 By AaIs J. Lx.cH Deputy
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From Texas.

~ GALVESTON, April II.
Inc lexas Constitution abolishes slavery,
ana places the freedmen on an equality with
the whites. Before the Law gives The lep;sla.
ture power to guarantee railroad bonds e,
iron contracts, it will be submitted to tha
people on the fourth Monday ia june.
resolution endorsing the Presidents policv
was lost in convention.
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HVe 1s' TILE, hpfIl 10.
Two notorious murderers, Terrill and
W,ithers were rescued from Spencer county
Jail on Friday morning, by party Of seven
disguised and armed men, who threatened
cell '' = 1~ 'Ao
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Republican Convention.

Republican Convention.
The 10th Annual Republican Convention of the
State of Iowa. will be held at Des Mones on We'd
nesday, June goth, 1865; for the purpose Of nom
mating candidates for the following Offices. to be
filed at the ensuing general election viz:
SECRETARY OF STATE
TREASURER OF STATE.
AUDITOR OF STATE.
REGISTER STATE LAND OFFICE
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
SUPREME COURT REPORTER.
CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT.
The ratio of representation will be as follows:
One delegate from each County, and one ad-
litional delegate for every hundred votes and
fractional part of a hundred over fifty, including
the soldier vote, east at the last election for
Governor IN. Stone
BY order of the Republican State Central Com
mttee.
JOSHUA TRACY Chairman
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!, Omaha, April II.
ne Government Commissioners examined
ana accepted the second section Of the In.
ION Pacific railroad to-day. The track l.
day. 'n''o f'e'
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NEWARK, N. J., April IL. /.
Capt Ezra Meyers, formerly Of Collins,
steamer Pacific, died q noon to-day.
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ADJrTANT GENERAL $ OFFICE
WASHINGTON, April l3. ia.

W oAShiNbipA, apTi 10, %.
The final officers of the regular army when
mustered out Of service under commissions as
volunteers, will be allowed full pay, and allow
ances at their grade in the regular army.
during the time they were authorized to delay
IN joining their regiments or corps subse-
quent . their muster ont Of the volunteer
service, except in cases when they receive
leaves OF absence IN the ordinary form. on
their own application. when the usual recu-
lation will apply. which governs the pay and
allowances Of officers on leaves. The sec
ond OF such officers. when moi furnished with
transportation IN general. will be allowed
mileage from the place where they are mus
tered out OF the volunteer service to the sta.
uon ot their regiments or corps, or the place
where they are first assigned to duty after
muster out. The third officers in volunteer
service, including the Ve,ran Reserve CORPS.
when mustered out of service. or released
from duty, or ordered to their homes tn
await further orders, are entitled 10 transpor.
tation allowance to their homes from the
place where they are thus released from duty.
TO the place where they were first mustered
INTO the United States service The fourth
officers IN the volunteer service, on being
ordered to their homes preparatory to being
mustered out of the service. are considered
as being. by station, entitled TO the allow.
ances provided for in paragraph lls Revised
Army Regulations.
by ort'er OF Secretary of War;
tSigned) L. ID. townsend
Asst. Ad't. Gen.
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mIl||h|S|l]|HEElAI IL |l],|I||,E,,l|! :, {!
l|LI||!!zIzII ]! I! ]
[6!IllIl
DES MONIES IOWA.
In0uro0 AGAINST

FIRE AND LIGHTNING. ALSO AGAINST
THE Loss OF LIVE sTocK BY
DEATH OR THEFT
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From Warrington.

WAsHINbfUN. ApfII n.
The President has approved the joint reso-
luton authorizing and directing the Secretary
OF War to take immediate measures for pre-
serving from destruction the remains Of sol.
diers Of the United States who fell in battle
or died OF disease in the field and hosnital
during the war OF the rebellion, and taking
measures to secure suitable places in which
they may be Inferred. and to have the ground
inclosed so that the resting places Of the hon
ored dead may be kept sacred forever
Special orders have Just been issued in re.
lation to the pay and transportation allowed
to officers mustered ont of the volunteer
service by order Of the War Department
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17UNNY 1A3a.-So 49, ~ sAle q ~ - -.
u lnsAH x1110o0. 1I101 q
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B04RD OF DIRECTORS:

Baker, Adiaisut u "a. -al lowe.
A Harvey. Register STAT LaEd afiice
James Brown, Merchant Ak.i ass
james Wright, secrstar, of state
lanes Mathews, Dep. 5 at. Uffire
Bsni Hoiinsxorth, Merchant Oska.oosa
Geo Kfuek, Kuoxyiiia
Frank Mills, stationsr, Des Moipes
J X Needham Exit ,soyrrnor
WIN Longhridg~. Ju 'ge 9TH Judicial District.
nraa Y-siils, Supt Public Instruction.
Jvnn bite, Banker, oskstooea
" IL Holmes. Treasurer OF State
Rw Palmer. EdiIor State Register.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
J. A. HARVEY Register Stat. LAad Once.
JAMES WRIGHT -e-rsisry of sia,-.
FRAHK n H1LLS st,ti nef. o@s Mtrue,.
JAMES BROWN. Merchant skatoa~.
JANIS MATTHEWS. Prercs. Marsh. Al. Ioys
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CONGRESSIONAL REPORTS.
xxxrxrh ooseahss7 srRsr SESSION.
eAruHDAr, NAY 20, 1890.

Z 7
THH SENATE va. not In session today.
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House was engaged In the consideration Of
the tar bill. A previso aathorising railroad and
other companies engaged 10 the transportation Of
business to add the tax Of two apd half per cent.
imposed On them TO the rates Of fares was struck
out 80 that no such addition will be hereafter
thorized. u
As the closing sections Of the bin we're reached,
MT. Stevens, Of Pennsyivauia, moved, In references
to the special oommis.ioner q internal revenue, TO
strike out the words giving the appointing power 20
the Secretary Of the freasury and TO Substitute for
them the words that Congress- BY concurrent aotiop
should elect such commissioner He followed up
this motion BY speech denunciatory Of the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury whom he charged with prosti-
tuting his once TO political purposes, intimating
that he and other Cabinet ministers were tools Of
rccresnt President and that for their maifeasancs
In office they should be impeaohed by the House.
In that connection he denounced asenator whom
10 did not name, but who was understood as being
Senator Couan. Of Pennsylvania, as "a reoreant
and apostsis Senator who had betrayed his party
and his oountry!'E ,lnssi4 .IlHE 4.lr.lHt a'l..
Mr. Hale, ofN. Y, showed how constitutional
the proposed amendment VA, intimating that that
objection would not have much weight with the
distinguished gentleman from Pennsylvania.
Mr., Morrill,, Of vs. spoke with moderation Of
the propriety Of keeping the tariff and rsyenus
question: entirely apart from politics And Mr.,
DelAno, Of Ohio. asked whether the secrstary Of tho
Treasury was to DO slave, and not entitled TO hold
VIZ u The so Finally %r Stevens With sa'
drew bis amendment, there not being q quorum
present. and IL being desired TO get the bill out Of
committee. Some other amendments being offered
and not withdrawn ,neeessitated tho committee
rising without reporting back the bill,
/ A joint resolution appfopiating ten thousand
dollars for the repair Of the long bridge over the
Potomac, was introduced BY Mr. Stevens, OF Penn.
syiysnis, and wasccnsidered and passed. And on
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The Chicago Journal leading Republican paper
at the West reviews the late speech Of Mr.. IsaER.
SOIL, OF Illinois, and closes It's remarks thereupon
with the following comments:
Foo "The Intelligent men in the counties Of Psoria,
KNOX, Fulton, Stark, Bureau, Marshall and Henry,
who voted for Mr.. IDgenoll for Congress- supposine
him gentleman OF at least ordinary deceDcy and
eopmon sense must blush when they read from
him such public blackguardism as the abovsj and
there Is not In the State Republican Of good sense
refined ssnsibiitles or who has the least apprecia
ton Of the eternal fitness Of things" who, AFTER
reading the extracts We have given Of Mr.. Ingsr-
soils speech, will not be surprised and mortified to
discover that SO great BLACKBOARD disgraces the
Illinois delegation in Congress- '..'
Gas far as the Republican members are concerned,
We had supposed that Illinois had strong, able
and digni6ed delegation in the present Congress,
without even one unworthy exception: but We now
for the first time hnd that We were mistaken-that
there Is ono exception-that there is one nlinoii
Republican in Congress who is not ft to be there
one who however trae'he may be TO party princ /.
Piles or the routine Of party action, ID lame
lacking In every quality that commands respect and
honor on the floor Of the American Congress. y,a,
% Mr.. Ingersoll has no warrant for aspiring u
WELD the thundsrbolts Of the Republican party,
Neither his talents nor his length Of service In ia
ranks qualify him for the position. Coming In al
the eleventh hour, with zeal beyond discretion,
such discretion Aata bull illustrates IN China
shop The member from the Fihh district nGsptl
the bully. but settles Into the BLACKBOARD upon th
door Of Congress, His harangue "a disgrAcs np6b
the State, which We are AtsurSd wiz md no init
tors IN IL Members Of Congress can differ a. wide
~ and a. radically with the Prssldent a thoy may
but sSsp ~ they lose all regard for themselves,
should stu respect the high once of the Pffaidsncj
and keep within the bounds Of decepoy. The man
Tie 81 De slamentsd Lovsjoy. feil on unworthy
shoulders when Il ehteloped those Of tho gentle
man ff6m psoria.p ~ lnu fnoitf f9nT 81 I
7Iaie gi-l.--.-.--.1pp-..-.-- vi sar
ALL aCxNrRnS AND no CIRouMTHRxAcn--
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d WHuE the hull Of the Merrimae was being
rapidly trAnHiormsd into the yirginiA At the Ports
mouth navy yard, the Psdsflls vsrs constructing
the monitor at New York with the utmost secrecy
and Dispatch. Tho plans Of tho latter were stolen
and dlynigpd to the Richmond authorities, andhAd
y not bssn foT the imPstas thHs given u il probable
thHi tie monitss yeEid hare reached Hamptop
Reeds y time 70 saws The Congress and The Gum
bstlspd- The rshsl srait Virginia rLp hard aground
during the encounter, and would have bsss Lost.
had she not actually been forced Of tbs sand bar By
ths tremendous PrqjsStilss fOm The monitor.
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THE RERELLION AGAINST STE,
VIENNA.

1t will be seen from special dispatch in
our telegraphic columns that the last crack of
Mr.. TuAD. STEVENS whip is evoking some
echoes that may prove rather unpleasant to
him-or perhaps we ought to say that would
prove unpleasant to him il his soul did not
delight In discOrd. 1t is comforting to see
thar several Of the Republican members had
the manliness to rebuke the tyrant Of the
House.
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ing watch in midday from gentleman who was
looking into shop. II came out aurisg the tidal
that the prisoner had boon consietsd several timss
before, and that although only twenty eight year.
Of age, he had passed seventeen and half years IN
prison. Is -, s-.t5- No.
A CORRESPONDENT OF the Chrstian Advo-
cate states that o. ooO 900 to 81 800 900 worth Of
tobacco "a annually consumed BY the members Of
the Msthodist Episcopal Church in Amsriess The
consumption Of tobacco In tho entire country must
DO very great IL single religious body uses 50
much. t.-..fff8s .ssa 30. 10 81 .Btit u ~. 20
THE New York Leader while it evidently
believes In puricaiiou BY hrs fails to see in the
charred and blaekened ruins lately made by the
recent CONGREGATIONS In that city any evidence that
the Fire Commissioners are converts to the same
suiphurous doctrine, as through their negligence
some Of the most valuable structures Of the me.
trspolis have been destroyed. Is .ii ~.
LosstSo, the popular author of the Pic
tOrisi Field Book Of tho Revelation" and other
entertaining works, has just issued his Pictorial
History Of the Civil War In an equally elegant and
attractive style. His new work sill doutlsss meet
with rapid sale, and will be read by all lovers Of
pleasant gossppy reading in preference TO the pom.
dsrous volumes Of his more proiix and philosophical
competitor. ' " TI 90 E1.l Ini
Tm Connecticut Legislature having de-
eidsd that Gen. Ferry shall DO the successor Of Mr.
Foster In the United States Senate, a large party
Of Gen. Ferry's friends called upon hin at New
Haven, on Wednesday night and sftsr serenads he
made . speech. He was quite moderate and some
what reticcst, In which he showed good sense.
Ha tai anw al u
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During the week ending the Goth inst. $3.50 900
in fractional currency Of all denominations was 10
sued by the printing division Of the Treasury, OF
this amount 100000 was shipped to the Assistant
Treasurer at New York, and si4s,TT916 to differ.
snt national banks throughout the country. The
amount Of national currency redeemed during tho
same period amounted TO $3.50, 700.
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AN ABUSE OF wOMANmoob.


claims Of The female sex, but when woman
departs frop the necessary and admirable
duties assigned her by nhturc and society, and
essays, with disgraceful failure, to assume the
functions and direct the actions Of men, we
feel bound TO assert that by her secession from
her. own sex she forfeits our respect on that
account and that when she seeks but fails TO
act as man, and to direct men, she will in.
evitably fall between the two, and forfeit all
claim 10 the respect and forbearance which
otherwise would be accorded TO her.
We need not call the attention Of our
readers TO the avidity with which the radical
press and opponents have seized upon indi-
yidual cases Of outrage and violence, with
which they unblushingly charge the whole
southern people, and for which they demand
that the southern people shall be held to an
swer, no matter how much the crimes
charged are detested, deprecated, and con-
demned by that people. No more signal
Illustration Of their greediness, which even
outruns their judgment, could be found than
in the following extract, which we take from
the reported account Of Miss ANNA E. DICK
SsoS's recent ebullition at the Academy OF
Music in Philadelphia: .Ir Il '.f0
at say here, in full understanding Of the awful
truth declare had Aspsnw JonssOs maintained
ms,.ssr. N Msmpbis would nave bean imnes.ibis
would pray for the rocks 70 fall upon and annihi-
p1.. ~ ,n !, M ,nAf ns e me place o. the
Master makes an inquisition for the blood Of the
slain In the streets Of that city Of Memphi'"
AS a woman, however removed nom her
natural orbit, Miss DICKINSON merits our pity,
ana we freely give II; but Tor those men who
have enticed her from the path OF Christian
usefulness and led her to devote her efforts
to the plans Of fanaticism, no words can ex-
press our contempt and instrumentation. What
Is tho truth IN regard to the Memphis riotsf
we confidently aihrm that these outrages
upon the negroes IN Memphis were the legiti-
mate fruits OF the radical reign in that city,
and we intend TO appeal to the facts in the
case Tor the confirmation oil our position. IL
we are truthful In this assertion, we have too
much Christianity to call down upon the
heads OF the responsible parties the dire
curses that our would-be-thought philanthro-
pist invokes in her pitiable ignorance upon
their heads. The facts we will now proceed
to state are from the highest authority, and
will be confirmed by report Of the military
commission convened by order Of Major Gen.
SroSEMAS to investigate these occurrences,
which has already been received and is now
on file at the headquarters of the armies Of
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Pen, Peneil. and sci..or,.

Pen, Pencil, and Scissors.
Txs buildings were burned on Liberty
street, in Pittsbsrs. Saturday night.
GKsxaAL RoBxsr ANDERSON Is still seri
ou,ly M In New York. W.
NEw YoRK Is remarkably healthy, SAM
tsry measures having produced beneficial results.
THR SPIRT or THR Country PREss-
whisky. e..r e.. .sgy
ANSWER TO CORRESPONDENTS =" Certainly
but there's Jorkins, you knowl'
IDEAS (says voltaire, the old brutel are
like bsards-msn get them when they grow upi
women never have any. H' ''i
THE estate Of M. d. Potter, the lately-de-
ceased proprietor Of the Cincinnati Comm1eiai,
prove, unexpectedly to be worth $500, 900.
The steamers City Of New York, Bremen,
Bavaria, and Virgins sailed from New York for
Europe, Saturday. taking $4,000, 900 in specie.
SPEAK1xo Of fitting hoop skirts the Louis.
VILE Journal vsiiantly says: ''Tit as much rs you
please, ladies; We can stand Il II you can"
NEvKR was mortal man troubled with ere.
crssnts and spostssss" like Mr.. Thad, Stevens.
This, poor gentleman "sees things'' in his old age
to a horrible srtsnt, but to very little purpose.
The Washington CHRONICLE indorses the
Philadslphis Prsss. and tho Philadelphia Pres,
indorses the Warrington CAronieis Both ducks
swim In the same paddle. -Bo,toa Pos.
THERE ia considerable nervousness in finan.
cisl circles in ST. Louis. There Is somewhat Of a
run " on the banks there, but nothing serious a,
yet In Chicago there Is no pereeptibls unsasiness
AN exrebel officer being questioned as In
Ar. ,,,,h ~ ,.,o,, r.n,,sa. ..w,I, /, /. ns.ro
told You that he ID simply mistaken; but sir, II Il
was white man he's . DID liar!" boo.
.Joux BrrI Ia terriblv alarmed bv the sta.
,,.,,.. ,,...,,.a 4, $780, 1870. 1, p.,,,.n,
$50. m, IN. oo.i s.,a, Ar rn.,,,a N, \, a,
bsus,ed intentionally soon. When hi, coal is
gone poor John e a-coid!
Tur largo who,esale druo bouse NJ Peter
n "a a.. .-,...,.. &c 1870. ..,..,,.,
ne D'", nv Wv "'' "" P''u"s '''""'"
msns OF H. D. studi'y 20, In 81 Louis were
burned Saturday evening. The loss will roach
siso'ooo' .. .....--.... u.
A coLoRED man at Cincinnati sued the
judge at an election for refusing his vote. He
claimed ten thousand dollars damages, and the
jury gave him one cent This must be considered
the Cincinnati market price for universal suffrage
CHARLES F. DUNBAR, ESD, editor Of he
po.,on Do,Jv A5,,,,,;,,, r., ,ar.,v.a an .rro,n,
man, from N. ssor.,.ry AZ ths Nav AZ ona of n.
po.,d of yi,i,or, 10 th. Naval Academy "a, An.
D,.,snt war. =
NJ. u.--,vo os r,;,.;,ro,; ,oo,, h.- h,,,
-. -. "a a.. 80 - - -,.,
-, ,or,. ,h,n., a.. r. ro,,, to- H., ,,,o.,
"a .,u,o., ,hron,h NJ, 80 ..n.,nr 49,. .,,,o.
,n.,..,,~ - .
:, -.
HE contributors 70 tne iate Workingnens
exhibition In the euidhall In London, have deter
mined to present to Mr.. asorge Peabody an illumi'
mated Vsiium Testimonial win gold medal, struck
T,-u,-,--.-,.-------s..~ --,--.
'ooss 80 'n We" -, VI , na'y 'e
oe'''a " 'uase hssoa' ., "e' Virginia "0m
Wv. a. .. no's"sn' " '"a' s'A'e' e.--,,.-.
,lnn,l he~s Of e'eo'ion M iecem .,e ~ voty
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NATIONAL BAsk NorH oRCULArros Issued
National Bank currency TO the amount of 81, 1877,
sl5 was issued last week BY the Treasury Depart
msnt. The total amount issued up to- date b
$276, $40 Eog
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SUPREME ooURT0F THE DISTRICT
~ OF COLUMBIA.
u. No. lOs. FAULTY pockstz

mAMI y. bnoWN, Of al.
The this eauaa haviag reported that 70 had
IDgAlB eAEles, ~ 400. ~ lAal The sAia qAFfoF
u ID oiasrsds ~ chepbefs, this llth ~ ~ Niy,
lseq, sh.s Ne go ssis bs apd re sane
elbows % Or heoFs he 7th day of lane epAnibg pfS
yided eo2y ofthis order ~ The N4IForAt
hErYnuotE 4 l.fs, three nsa IN eAsh o. thfes sue-
''Tssss.i; s''H IN 1Ssssssskkw wrIlr. jsmssga
1lids Clad, pylo.MAEsv
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DouaHAs A. LEvIEN Of New York City,
with his bride, Is stopping atthe National.
GOVERNOR s. J. CRAwyoRD, 81, Kansas, ar.
rived yesterday, and Is at the National.
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Disbursements or, THE TREAsURY.-The dis
burssmspts Of the Treasury, On account Of the fol
lowing Departments, last week, were as follows
War SsOS,sl Navy $i,207, l4sj Interior, $685.,
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{ MAJoh. GEsERAL A. I. 7. ToRBERr arrived
in town on Saturday, and Is stopping at the Metro
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ssriNational Military Asyium.-The MAN.
ayers Of the National Asylum for discharged volunteer
soldiers authorized By act Of Congress- approved March
a. 1885, ask proposals for sites for Asyums by donation
or sale Tho premises must be situate In Of the
loyal States contain at least 900 Of land and be In
healthy location aud easy Of access by railroad
otherwise II Is the purpose Of the Managers to erect
without delay extensive and permanent buildings for
said Asylums and Its esAbiishment will bs largely I'D
vantagsous to any section railroad in the vicinity Of
lie location. .'L'
Plans, specifications, and estimates for Asylum build
ines including detached cottages asked for the
approval Of the Board. Liberal compensation will be-
given for the successful plan.
Proposals. plans, specifications, aud sstimates-he
nrst named to be In writing, eontainng plot and de-
serpuon OF grounds and terms and conditions Of raus
feT--must be sent TO Major General b. BUTLER, at
Lowell, Mass before the 10Th day Of June 1896
r.T ..... BENZ. y. BUTLER,
..... s.. IE % President Board Of Managers.
LKwn 0urcKEL, Secretary
~ Publishers Of papers Authorised 10 publish the
laws Of the United States will insert for three weeks
aud .snd bill. with SopyOf psblioatiOn prior to June 90
my2s.sw
CO. woriiingmsn, Attention t-There will
be an Rght.H Hour Meeting at the ODD Fellows Hall,
Seventh street, on TUESDAY EVENING, May %, under
the auspices Of the Working conysniion 10 which
you are invited.
Hon. o. W. Julian and H. Clay Prsuss. Esq.. and
A. T. CAvIs, Chairman Ex. Com.
myae-a ts,ar and Union.l
a. Moth and Freckiss.-Ladies amietsd
with Disooloraons the Face, called moth patches or
freekies, should use Psuys Celebrated Moth and
Freeke Lotion Its infAllibis. Prepared by DR.. BIC.
PERRY, DermAtoosst, 20 Bond street. New York. Sold
BY all drusgists In Washington and elsewhere. Price
", I4. -tH myl7-tt&s9m
81 shamsid q Co.'s