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procssdssu ean hardly IS Eone through With
before February; bat mp 70 that time the de-
faLc. can s9etean4 preparation; Tor the
President VIII receive his first official neti6-
! cation OF the impeachment from the Senate
after the articles are submitted, and ne can
l,prGpare, ma dqtence eaiNpA theg4 N1Hl lc1
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impro mptu answer. From one TO two months
will be allowed him by the Senate to engage
and consult with1vosnsel mud prepare his de-
fence. This carries us forward into March
or ATril before the TRIAL can begin. Some
idea Of the length Of time Is you'd .pctupy
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the prosecution and cross-examined to quite
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-03
KENTUCKY STATE
10 cry

~ The above Magnificent sinrie-Nn~,,.. -, AZ,
~ pe nysyn u lHsLc. in ossins1pn. Ky. brsr r1
q lo'cieck ,. H., afH,~ corner Of Son, "a
ena reott s9 Tho Kentucky sss.s Lotteries are Il
~. eat re.ponsibls Money Iotseries II q
~ p4k Mtfffy,sars and {.
Irr,ss. ~ Is @1Mes MAseAAs1Ar kon the stat ,
x.sss - kssn or the pay ment of all prizes IL
dnnati CnD.ercisi o'A ae' a'a anu eih
me s.ps4eabeme nil ks AZ ~ th ,,s,. - -.
~ each month during 49,. and isfs ~ ~ -
don 70 ~. o. ossers drawing daily cent by applies
Address an orders Sor t,ck Il. IN
AURRAY, EDDY 4 CO
AfGBNTS WANTED. ~.
ang2a-dswly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03
THE NINTH NATIONAL BANK
OF THE

CITY OF NEW YORH,
ss8 Drosdrav. Corner Of FraaAlia Strsst.
Dssisssssd DsPc.isesy ed Fiscal Agent Of NE
Cnitod Statee.
This Bank has Cash Capital paid up Of
One Million DOllaro.
lavitss accounts. and will Discount paper, aad
collectieas throughout the United States and
Canada q The lowest rates.
THIS Dmk boz Largo dspuaits, and 70 Fiscal
Ageat for The Usissd Stafss, nd DEPOSITORY Of
u q. sss. Il, will s.a oar institution one .
Ne mesa agreeable and advantageous places 70
- basiasss = this city.
Ass q rsdesaine Agent fse EaAisaal Baaks.
q pesssat, without ehsrgs. CollssAisas %
Troy. Albsay. Bssess. Philadelphia. Baltimore
- pevcsue Stsnps on had a The hest
eo0o0. Will deliver new Fractional Ourreney,
u Dssk, in sums net less The. q, ECO. pr Kx.
,psess, free Of charge; also, enc and two cent
asd ave cent eDia in bags q go each, I'D three
esss eois in bags e go ,.
J0HN Z. HILL. OaeAisr.
DIRECTORS
Va 4. Koane, u ke6bo Oorlioo, Auction.
sess. q cad 80 Lsesasd street.
Tnoxsa A. vrss, IN, Of vyse Sons. In
Gss..s A. = WIS., SsS s'U Of wsel.. Smith Co..
Iupertsss Of Dry 0eea4 o. Rraaklin street.
j. +. 0oaaae6, q 4 L. 0oSo9m 4 0on. U
holslesy, S6s Broadway.
0soess A. FElLsws. Of Gordon, Fellows 1
xcNillan. Wholesale 0secsss, II ~ Is Beaver
street.
CsAaass Nuznsnrmsa, Of Minssshsimss
Brothers. Brokers'. 50 Exehasgs Place.
10. WHlrRn0uss, Shoe Msnufaeeuger, s aad
JOSEPH q. oRvrs. prssi4ss..
g g. PARKRuRST. feb 7.14m.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

OASo Ae 0H18l4e
snoeamsoa - I'm
0arrison 0trees 1Avery Otobae.
$1,000 HARRISON Srn1BI. Dg9WHRD
1sset saA 0sesal moeoQo -
CaEFaeEss, e sas - Sse1s: = ~ : ~
HORSES SOUGHT AID SOLD.
- boaeded = reaDon111o Ae9Gua fu01on1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

GILMAN. son 4 CO.,
BANKERS,
- RxeAange Place. NeW Herk.
- Speculative Accounts deeiised.
wEsrnR sxpnaaRos:
Fifth Nstional Bank. Chicago, Ill.
Merchants Nation Il Bank oalsns, III.
Merchants' National Bank, Davenport. Iowa.
National state Bank. Of Dss Moines. Iowa
State National Bank, ksokuk, Iowa.
State Bank Of Iowa and Branches.
State Savinge Association, It. Louis, No.
g. Louis building and Saving Association ~. Louie
First National Bank Of Lafayette. New Albany aAd
Jehersonvie. Indisns.
Peoples Bank OF kentucky, Louisville, Ny.
Nsrchaaas' Bank Of Louisville, :. =" octsediy
Desigmated Depository md Fl.
nnncinl Agent ofthe u. =.
Capital. s2oe,ooo Surplus, elso. s5s
SECOND NATIONAL BANK
OFtST. LOUIS.
GEO, H. REA, PREslpssr. Z. d. JONES, CAsuIrx.
or gvBRT DESCRIPTION
Compound Interest Notes. coupone, Unisn Military
Boude. &C.. Bought and sold on most
Favorable Terms.
EssAsaee on tie P.inspai Ciiiss of the taion
Arrays on hand.
mn On H1fops fnsnished in suns TO ssit puscAae.
-. Coliec1iene made on al acceoeihle p0ente At
lowest possible rates Deposits = Gold and Curfses
Funns Reeeivsd Interest Allowed on TINE De1os-
ts q tho rate of per cent per AMMAN for noatAs,
9 per cent. for months. \. ID. JONES,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03
DAILY DEMOCRAT.
GENERAL. NEWS.

Richmond is going to have mammoth
cotton factory.
A Newark paper dominates George Pea.
body for President.
A. +. Stewards income Lest year was el,s
2T6,769.
General NeCls,as and family will return
from Europe a-xt fall.
The Spragus mills in Augusta viii run
soc, 600 spindlss more than al Lowell.
The editor of an Ohio country paper says
''lsst week We received forty new subscri>
bess and baby"
An infant in Richnond nth deep blss
eye and The ether . positive black one a.
tracts great sttentisn.
Charles B., youngsss ssn Il Frs1ssieh
Douelas. has tsso aPpeislsd clerk 10 The
ffseanen'e buseeu.
4 man IN Albany was relieved Of % fish
beos which he swallowed tWsaty ysaso ass.
u was taken out his neck.
The prics Of cats has advanced in Paris,
Many IN American will b eating them foe
chickens Or rsbbits.-NeS6Hrypsrt Herald.
Lady Emily Peel has prsssated Sir Rob
srt with . FIRST bern son, after eleven years
Of marriage Pepper.
The remark has been made that one hun.
dsen and forty fashionable marriages are 70
take place this week.-Ner York Com
mercisi Adrerfiser.
Th... or ~. T.carn.> ;..>l>rs ~arn mt
in the station house at Hartford on Sunday
night, for going on japanese bender.
II is said that Mark Twain 10 absur to 60
70 Europe to attempt to occupy the ground
made vacant BY the death Of Artsmus
Ward.
Eggolsgists in Albany are excited over
two complete eggs, we'll formed, which are
united BY ligament Of about a. iuch in
length.
Spusgssn had congregation Of twelve
thousasd ct Ellington. one Sunday, wlDn
osly twelve persons )wsrs present. at two
other churches in the same plaee.
A country critic says Of Psrsps "Shs
floats upward On 80 d melody, ainging
oct spon the cir chaplsts Of sparkling notes
which intozicats The ear.
A man In Pennsylvania owns . gallsws
end hisss il out 70 eeunties when any Of
their citizens require hsnging. Tsufsl was
the last nan whs danglsd from Il.
Bsighaa Yousg Aas rival II ~ person
Of Tie King II Sian, Who hes taksa one
hundred add enc savage wsosn = rsas his
dusky rass - sighey>thrss and seventy
three years Of himself.
A New York elsrgyuss says Of The
Turkish baths, 10 seems a. il he. had expsr.
ieaeed The doslsiae ef the tsansmigsation
of souls, and that he had heard sermons far
less eiicscious than the bath IL to sinners
Of certain elass.
The London 7smss' Awssican co.rss>
pendent says ''it 10 probable that NJ. Pea
body will leave America in Nay next with
the eeovicliso that his sountsymsn, 10
spite Of their wealth and prosperity, ore .
nation Of bsegass."
.als college 10 opulsntly rich. and the
faculty are making tbs most Of the money
70 raise u 70 the highest standard Of exce>
Hence. They have for building purposes A.
teen hundred thousand dollars, and design
soon to erect On entirely new set Of brown
stone dosmitofies, memorial chspsl, the
Peabody geological museum. and new D
vinity Hall.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

METROPOLITAN
Livesy, Sale & Exeha1ge Stable,
Ger. Aeh 4 loWa 0e0.,
n0NPLEfn OUTFITS OF TlROT GLASS
~ equipeges-spirited hossss-asss e'ese 80.
sissss end buegiss elwsys ready for hire -
reasonable terms.
mersss DeaGAs, eelA Sr E1.
ianas ar MATT YIonIA,
CITY LIVERY STABLE.
THE UNDBnsl0NBD HAVE -
J. just opened . ssw
O. Third seess1, bsewssa Hssdy ~
cd Perry. cd hove stes6sd Il With New D0o.
sies. New Carriages, New Cosehs ~ Goss ~
psrsiesi1 saSsstss pa % lssssaas. Pte.aes,
- Parties seAssds1 o = I'll ttas0. 1to.1y
xnMn00nA0s . CAST.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

Da, BuLt-Dear Sir Ny husband. DR.. e. d.
yohnsee, .wee : skiIfal osegeos end physiciaa u
Central New York, ~hses be died, Leaving the
above Q. p, Johason 70 my care. At thirteen
ysase Of ags - had . ehroDic diaerAea end
essetelA - Which ReSe him or Safsapsril-
ID, II crAsS mn, have for ten yesrs rccsm-
nsa4sd is % many i Central New York, Ohio
ard fswa, ler scrofdla, fever sores aad general
debility, Perfect success he's attended & The
cures sasctsd il sOne ooeee Of scrofula and fever
esrse we're slsees nireeelsss. en- very anx-
ious for ny son = again, have rscourpe 10 your
SsrsaParilIa, He Is Fearful Of estsina spuriees
article, hence hts writing TO you for Il. His
wounds are terrible, but l believs he will recoy-
er. Respectfully,
Jsxnn Jsnxsos.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03

Kingston p. o., Meeken Co.. Minn..
April7. SO.
M. Josx BvLL-Dear Sir: I moved fro0
Kentucky TO this place. The stores he'd none
your woen Destroyer for Sole. They ase 9seat-
" needed here in Minnesota. A trial is al that
is needed to give them reputation. We can't
do without them, Do send some out this way
Yours, sincerely.
ID. q. AnAOwOop.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03
DIR. JOHN BULL.
Smiths Tonic Syrup
roa Sso suan o.
Ague and Fever
On
CMILLS AND FEVER.

TAs psepsietoe ef dis eslsSeaasi nedicise
juetly claiGne for il superiority ever II rene.
dies ever offered 70 the pahhc ioe the sale. eer-
tais, spssay - peeaAasnt s1se Of Agls nj
kssss, Or ehille - fssee, whether 81 Shost q
lssg standing. He refers = ~ eaafs western
I'D sssthvs61ese eesnAsy - bsaehia Aeslimcay
70 the truth q ~ aosss6so, tha1 il 10 ease
wAa1sv9 Win y 81 - sass, u he directions ~
ssrissly ssals~ca - sassisa - l. : greet
nang ceses sinele dose has bssn eu1Rsisat IT
Q eufe. aod vhele familiss hsvs beon cured -
siagls bee1le, With perfect fs01srsesa 81 Ne
esssesl hee1io. n g. heussse, Vsudsos, -
3 svssy - oses es{saiA - soes. 70 ~ uss %
eontin ~ = eoGlDut 1ooos - wssk q tve
alSsf tAe GisooDo - beso eAeuoo1, osee espse-
ia11y u diGlcult aad 1eoG eean1tngtoooo, Usu.
any - neaisias ~ sos roqibe ny cid 70
keep ths bswslsin goel order; sheuld ~ %
test, hewUvor. require . ee2h9tie 0ediciae.
sflsf having taken three or foue doses Of the
Tonic. . single dose of suLI's veossAsas fpAnsLY
puls will be sufficient.
- DIR. JOHN .BuLL's Prissipal once
No ~ nnh, Cross sssses, Louisville, K.
Sold Wholesale and Rssail bYl
LAN9rILDf. rAODE I CO..
uAn1l00N . OrAnK0.
PARKS = 00O009.
WOODWORK : EAoAI.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, heretofore, to>wie: On the 96th
dav Of February. A. d. 1865, William Fal-
len, aad Mary Fallaa, bic wife, s1seulsd 20
me, - Trustee, . certsin dssd Of trust of
that date, thereby conveying 10 me the ID
Loving real estate, lying y Sect essnty,
State Of lows, te-wit: Lot number seven
% in block number three (s) ia MsInteeh's
seeona (9d) addition 70 the City Of Daven>
port. 70 secure the payment to enc Samuel
O. Young Of two certain prsmissosv Notes,
Of the said Willism Fallaa, Of said daes. one
lss $500, payable 10 to the order Of said
Young. six (6) months after the date there's
Of, and the other for tsS7. go, payabls - The
order Of said Yeuag, ons yer sf6ss the date
thereof both pf cid Dotee bearing iatssest
afaes naiusity q ths rate u len pr cent.
pee annuo. And, vhsseaa, I'D pso0iasesy
notss ere whslly oopeid, ~, thsssssss, It
the request Of The pssesnt swnss q sAid
notes, I hereby give this public sstics. thae
~ provided nay b dooe By The teeos Of
said deed Of trust, shall, on Tuesday the
11ss day ~ Nay, A. D. 1861, q To- hous Of
two o'elsck, p. n. Of said deg, q the door
Of The Court HOUSE in the city Of Daven>
port, State Of Iswa, psoessd = ell said real
eesa6e, q 90 much Thereof, - s1eu b nec>
sssssy shsreSss, to pay said sotss and essls
OF lhio sale. DAVID 8. TRUE,
Trustee.
Dsveupcet. Anil 29th. 1867. It'd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-03
Bulls Sarsaparil1a.
A Good Reason for the Cnptaln's
Faith.
READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER AND THE
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER

Benton Barracks, Mo-, April 90, 1850,
On. JoHx BuLL--Dear Sir: Know ing the ef-
6ciency Of your SaYsaparills. and the healing
and beneficial qualities IT possesses, / send you
the following statement OF my case
was wounded about two years ago-wss ta-
ken prisoner and confed for sixteen month. -
Being moved 50 often that my wounds have not
healed yet, have not sat up moment since
was wounded. am shot through the hips
Ny general health is impaired, and need so@s-
thing to assist nature, l have more faith in
your Sarsaparilla than in any thing else,
wish that that II genuine, Please ieYprees me
half dozen bottles. and ohhge
CApf. U. p. J0axpo1. g. Louis. No.
P, She following was writtsa April 50,
1865. BY Mrs. Jennie Johnson, mother Of Capt.
Johnson:
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-11-14
NEW YORK MARKEr

| Ht New YoRK Nov. IL, 1867.
BEEF CATTLE.-The supply of Bee
Cattle at the yards to-day was quite larg
1900 head. The market was withou
activity, and prices declined %@Ic pc
lb, and closed heavy, with few undis
posed of. The average quality of the cat
Tie was fair. A few choice sold at IL,
per lb; extra lots, l6Ml6bc; prime l5@
l51ac; first qulaity, l4AQgl44cj inferior
to COED 815l31ac.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.-W it'll supply
of 5000 head, and slow demand, the
market was depressed, and re lower,
closing weak, with some offerings unsold
Many were sold by the head at So 25@4 co.
Extra sheep, &c; prime, 51Sc; medium to
good, 6@61%c; inferior, 5@5Lsc.
H0GS'-- The market is completely OYER
stocked, with rs car loads OH sale at For
tieth Street Yards, and 80 at Cummini-
paw, Trade is ac9iye, however, and the
market closed quite steady at 656@6Ac
for heavy prime; 6sS@61aC for fair to good /,
aud 6@6Ac for lightto common qualities
Offerings fair.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-11-14
Medical Notice.

Dr.. 3. CONE may be consulted at thC
following times and places;
In Washington, at the Wilson House, or
Tuesdays, after the express train arrives
going West, untilthe train goes west or
Wednesday, June II; July Is; Aug. 90
Sep. %; Oct. 49,. f.
"a Dr., GONE cures si forms Of Chronic
Diseases, as Dyspepsiain all its various va.
rioties; all diseases of the Lungs and All
Passages, as Laryngitis, Bronchitis and
Consumption; all diseases of the Kidney
Liver, Panereas, and the Glands generally,
all diseases of the Heart, Blood and Blood
Vessels; all diseases Of the Brain and
Nerves, as Epilepsy, Chorea, or St, Vitus'
Dance, Neuralgia, Palsey and generalner-
vous innutritiOn; all diseases Of Females
enlarged Tonsils, and all forms Of scrofu.
la, as also all diseases of the Eye and Ear,
and all other Chronic Diseases.
GSg- No charge for consultation, but cash
Cor medicines. att
!. Dr. CoEE has now practiced OF the above
Offices, nearly nine years, and il be have
life and health he will FIJI the above eseven
appointments; but after that time he will
not practice at any of the above offices for
some menths, and he may discon tinue his
visits entirely, Fob lfuH
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-11-14

APPARATUS for illustrations in
Philosophy, Chemistry, Mathemat-
les and otlIer sciences, Of the latest
models, has been received at Bloom.
ingburg Academy,,at a cost of 81,
500. It is used in the daily recita-
tions, and in the experiments at
the Lectures on each Tuesday eve
ming. All the Departments Of the
Institution, with no classes in the
primary branches Of education, are
accomplishing their work thorough
ly. 1t is attended by d more adtanc-
cd class of studentss and taking a
higher position as a seat of science
and sound learning. It is the aim
to keep the Institution in its proper
orbit, leaving the branches belong
ing to the common schools out Of
its course Of instruction.
The Lectures are given by the
Principal, Rev. Edward Cooper, and
are spoken of as instructive and
interesting. The experiments attest
the value of the apparatus to the
Institution and the public.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-11-14
DR.. fuckers visits.
From Nov eoth. . June 4th 1865

From Nov Goth, to June 4th 1868.
WASHINGTON Wilson House, Nov
9Oth to 92d, atnoon; Jan. 10th to 18th
at noon; Feb. 26th 10 29th, at noon;-
April 18th to 18th, at noon; May 9th
to 29th, at noon. ga tT9
0IR0LEVILLE-Pickaway House; Nov
24th; Jan. l4th; (; March Cd, April Doth
May 30th; all day each visit.
GREENFIELD - Sherman House, Nov.
gSth; Jan, 18th; March 9th; April oath
June 4th.
DR.. Tucker, as is well known, has visit
ed the above places about ten years His
important cures and candid dealidg has
given him a large praeticeaand he pledges
to his patients the same diligence and
faithfulness in the future.
DR.. fuckers great success is too well
known to require further remarks, He
treats all diseases of the ThrOat-Lungs-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - Blood,
Nerves, &c., as speciality.
Examines free and charges one half less
than any otbea Physician. aga
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-11-14
Executors Sale.

VIE Undersigned will offer for sale at
4 public auction, at the late residence Of
jesse Rowe. Senior, about 4 miles from
Washington, on the StauntOn Road, on
Monday, November 18th, 1867,
The goods and chattels of said deceased
consisting in part Of head of horses, 10
head Of hogs, 1870 head Of sheep, so fleeces
of wool, ] yoke Of work cattle, 8 cows and
calves, also, young cattle, l buggy and
harness, l Lwo-horse wagon, ox.wagon,
l6O shocks Of corn, (in shockl 100 bushels
corn in crib, 6 stacks Of hay, household
and kitchen furniture, farming utensils
and other articles too tedious to mention,
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, forenoon.
TERMS-Purchases amounting to SO
or less, to be paid in cash; above that
sum, notes at nine months, with two good
securities, will be taken
ANTHONY W. WRIGHT,
Oct. 81, l967-49-3w Executor.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-11-14
CTNCTNNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Nov. II, 1867.

SANNiNNhAit 4'NH' - ANO''
BEEF CATTLE. - The market dragged
heavily all day and closed dull We quote
inferior at 1903 50; medium, SO 1904 25i
prime, Sd 75@5 25, and few extra at S.
@5 IS per GENITAL, live, weight.
Sheep-Market has been dull all week,
although the receipts were not heavy
Common to good sheep sold at $2@3 per
GENITAL, live weight, and lambs at $2@3 per
head.
Hogs = Receipts have been larger, and
the market has ruled dull until to-day.
when the weather being favorable for pack
ing, there was a more active demand and
better feeling prevailed, with sales at
SIS 7O@6 50, gross, the latter for extra
butchers stock,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-11-14


LECTURES, Rev. Mr.. Carpenter,
Pastor of the Presbyterian Church
in this place, is delivering a series Of
Lectures at the Church, on Sabbath
evenings, for the benefit of young
men. These lectures are interesting
and Instructive to all classes. We
regret that they are not attended by
the young men Of our village as
largely as their merits deserve.
Young men! come ont and hear
these lectures. We are sure that no
young man who possesses a reflect
i've mind-no young man who is
willing to receive instruction from
an intelligent, competent source,
can fail to be interested in these dis
courses. They are delivered in a
kind, mild, persuasive yet forcible
manner, and are well worthy your
attention. We hope you will come
out and hear them and be profted
by them.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-11-14

The YOUNG AoTREss.-Ella Bow.
ditch's entertainment at Ely's Hall
on Wednesday evening Of last week,
was we'll attended and better appre-
ciated. Her recitations and songs
were rendered in a manner which,
considering the fact that the little
girl is but six years of age, is some
thing extraordinary and approaches
the wonderful.
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Pianos, Organs, &C.

The undersigned, experienced in
tuning and selecting Pianos, Organs
and Melodeons, will furnish them,
of the very best makers, at prices
below competition, and fully war
ranted. All persons wishing to
supply themselves with instruments
will find it greatly to their advan-
tage to call on me before purchas-
ing. Orders for tuning or repairing
left at the store of. l.. VanDeman
d Co., will be attended to promptly.
D. S. JOHNSTON,
49*tf @ Washington, 0.
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The season Of cold weather
and mud is now upon us, and peo-
pie want something substantial to
protect the feet, and keep them
dry and warm; and to those who
are in want of suitable foot-coy-
ering we would recommend call
at the e,Boot and Shoe shop Of the
Bentz brothers, where The best quail
ity Of Boots and Shoes are kept on
hands, or manufactured to ORDER nt
prices to suit the times. They
work the best of stock, employ the
best workmen, and their work is
all warranted, and cannot fail to
give satisfaction. Call and look
at their stock.
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Tnr MAsoN's INSTALLATION.

The MAsoN's INSTALLATION. -
The Installation Of officers for the
ensuing year Of Fayette Chapter II.
A. M. No. 103, took place at Ely's
Hall last Thursday evening, in pres
enee of u large number of the Ma
sonic fraternity and invited specta-
tors. The installing officers who Off
ciated on the occasion were Jabez
Harlan, D. G. II, p, Wilmington,
Ohio, and Noah II. Hixon, d. g.
NJ, of Hillsboro, 0. The follow
ing are the names of the officers in
stalled:
John N, Turk, High Priest.
5. N. Yeoman, King.
James Ely, Scribe.
j. W. CleaVelapd, Capt. of the Host.
Mills Gardner, Principal SOiourner.
W. P. Cleaveland, Royal Arch Captain.
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Conrad Garris, g. M. of Cd Vail,
A. M, Stimson, G, NJ. of LIST Vail.
b ii. Millikan, Secretary. .g
John Miser, Treasurer,
L. q. Kearney, Guard.
After the conclusion of the install
lation ceremonies, the order and the
citizens present were ably addressed
by Hon. Mills Gardner, on the sub
ject and objects Of Masonry. Sup
per came next in order, and a table
bountifulIy supplied with edibles,
by the ladies of Washing
ton, was relieved of some of its
load of substantials and delicacies,
and an hour or SO passed off in a
social way. SET Tg
At, a special communication of
jhe Chapter, held onThursday eve
ling, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
ResOlved, That the Companions
# this Chapter extend their sincere
hanks to the ladies who so bounti-
ully supplied the tables with refresh
nents after the installation ceremo-
lies this evening.