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ance ofeoura fellow-eitlzen, that he
attempted to embrace him from.
behind, and aecidently got his hands
partly into Kratz'sa pockets. But
Kratz being Christian" had been
taught that : too much familiarity
breeds disTespect,' land turn
ing around t.a suddenly, enquired,
more, emphatic perhaps than refined,
what the h--ll he meant? " The.
Intercepted replied, : L am, depot
officer whereupon Kratz, who at
once fully comprehended the sitna--
ton, handed 1him lone en9 rhe left
pepper, putting il, in elegant mourn =
ing, and laying him out on the tops of
the seats Feelipgthat he had hardly
done the subject justice, he repeated
the operation, aad blsekened up the
other eye. thus giving him a pair of
spectacles, and thus left him. 1t is
hardly necessary to say that the
operator was pickpocket playing his
art, but he accidentiy walked up the
wrong passenger. 81 s~sg .4sss.4fs
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Hand sewing try Milpareis Needles

ExAMINATIoN OF THE HEBREW
SCHooL.-The annual examination of
the Hebrew School will commence at
the Sixth Street Temple. on Tues
DAY. JUNE 10Th, at 8 A. NJ, and will
continue until Friday evening. Par
ents, friends. of the school, and the
public generally are invited to attend.
- LOUIS FREY,
b. BAUM.
Trustees.
JOHN VILE, Superintendent.
june2l dtd
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Persons who are Gray

ss&A have their hair restored to it's natura
ssasx, and if 1t has faIlenlout, create new
sH'~eh' oy. using IgAIDE4 Vs.
BALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
= RENEwERs Z II 4 " h ~
n n the best hair dressing in the world.
1uaking lifeless. stiff, brashy hair healthy,
ma. and glossy. -. 1880 .sws-~~~
Price 81 90. Fer sale by all druggists. "
R.P. HALL & CO., Nashua. N. H.,
zH&l Inn la ~ Z 4u PrOprfetors. Is st~
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L A TERRIBLE OUTRAGE.-The Cou-
rier is terribly exercised because the
County Commissioners, now sitting as
a Board of Equalization, assisted by
the several Township Trustees, have
(as the laws of the State make it their
duty to do) cited certain parties be-
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Bachelors Hair Dye.'

ms splendid Hair Dye Is the best In the
ra.s1d. The only true and perfect Due.
sssskanless, Reliable. Instantaneous. No
.asn~1pcfntmeni. No ridiculous tints:
1x1sesso of Bad Dues. Invigorates the hair,
lAsas1g 1t soft and beautiful The genu-
f,na assigned Hflh0ns n. Bachelor. All 9TH
sDsssSasi Sold by all Druggists and Per-
szass-s- Factory 81 Barclay street, New
1T BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
sstx My.
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PAY UP.-Frank Collins has gone
to Crittenden SPRING., KY, to recu-
perate, and earnestly requests all
persons indebted to him to call at the
bar Of the Armada and pay up. He
needs the money. iune20-3t.
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SfraYed or Stolen.

A very large Cow, of color red,
with white spots. skin glossy, horns
wide with ends sawed off for brass
tips, which were not on at the time
she disappeared. On her tail was
large wen or wort. AIRY one finding
said cow, will be literally rewarded
by leaving word of her whereabouts
at the JOURNAL Office. rs.,
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CITY NEWS.

PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure,
nat late hour Wednesday night, of
meeting Mr.. j d. Condit, representa-
tive .ofithe Blackboard estate, in this
city, He lett for sRockport ON the
Tarascen yesterday morning. IA VI
J RUNAWAY. "a horse attached TO a
buggy dashed out of Vine Street yes
terday evening, and ran the whole
length of the wharf without doing
any particular damage. Where he
came from, or any further particulars,
we were unable to learn. se
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GET Down YOUR FREIGHT EARLY.
The Armadaswas compelled TO re-
fuse freig hit yesterday. because it was
hauled down too late. The packets
are obliged togo at 40 clock, and
must refuse all freight not on board
by that hour. ''i.sdSaN june20 DIT
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seE Ladies, call at VIM. Hughes q
Sons, and see those new Paris Golf
fure Bonnets, elegant new Ribbons,
Elastic Dress Linen, White Linen
Orga ndies, Tarletans. Swiss, Silk
Net, White Crepe De EspaDge, white
ALPACA and low priced dress goods
in great variety. just opened. = 20-2t
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CoNsoL1DATIoN. = The firms of
Henry K. Blemker, and Blemker,
Excelsior Stove Works, have been
consolidated, and will henceforth be
known as Blemker, Tillman AZ Co.
All debts and accounts will be coll
lccted and paid by aat rni
may25tf BLEMKER, TILLMAN & Go.
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LosT-A large brass key. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving it at Archer Il Co.'S bank.
near the corner of Main aud First
Streets. 1t
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Rocknnrts,ags lvvia Newbursh and Boon.

Rockport stage VIA Newburgh and Boon.
ville.I CARRYING the mail, leaves at A, NJ,
on MONDAYS. wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives, by 7p. M, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. kII Ill
New Harmony Mall Stage leaves Nom
days and Saturdays by 4P. M. haA
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
cept sundays( at A. M. Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays by 2 p. M.
To NEwBURG.-Hack daily Except Sun
day. from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
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PRoLIFIc,-We have received from
Mrs. HI. NJ Sweet1er specimen
branches OF May cherries, the most
prolific we ever saw. The crop of
this fruit throughout the whole coun-
try is unprecedented, and yet cherries
sell at twenty cents quart in our
market.
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clark spOOI e0ttOa Is the .best. >, !.

BsE-Come 1tooiParlor Club Room
every night atornsomething good and
warm. snAgifp ~s june3 I'm %
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THANKs.-We are indebted to
Messrs Cell & Rheinlander for copy
of beautiful new piece of sheet
music, entitled "Oleander Schot-
tische," composed by Fred Cell
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rTerre Haute and Indianapolis.
FROM TERRE HAUTE.l
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
Observation-Disclosures

To LouIsvILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 O'Clock M. Every Tuesday.
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 6
O'Clock p. M .,-st.,,...s o. ~
TO CAIRo-Dafiy, except Sunday, at 3
O'Clock P. N. AaA "a A.
and Saturday at Cookbook p. NJ. Every
Monday and Thursday at o'clock p. NJ.
To EAsTPORT. +! Every Tuesday and
( To He sDERsoN--Daily, except Sundays,
at O'Clock PM. fnriifl
Z To NAsHvILLE--Every Thursday at four
p. m. ElAss1a 100 .sael4 tisiztfti z vi
To MEMPHIs-Semi-wee 9a
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FIsHY-Baked cat fish and baked
white perch will be served for lunch at
the Delmonico, at a quarter before 10
O'Clock this morning. a-~ '.>H7sh7 3.
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STOVES AND MISUNDERSTANDING
and retail, at d j. B. MEsKER's, TX
Sycamore, bet, Second and Third SITS,
inh12-3m1&w .e,,
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WORKING ON THE STREETs.-Five
men, who owe small bills. for fines
and costs at the City Recorders Of
fee, were engaged yesterday in work
ing on the streets, cleaning the gut
tiers, under the superintendence of a
policeman. They seemed to work
we'll. Ifthc city would erect "cal-
aboose," or lock up" where delin-
quent violators of the ordinances
could be confined without the heavy
expense of putting them in Jail. a
force could soon be collected suf-
fcient to do all the scavenger work
upon the streets. and it would save
the city heavy expense. besides hav-
ing a healthy influence on the morals
of the city. Ir FOUNDERS and vag-
rants understood that they would
have to work out their fines ia every
case where they were, unable to, pay
the money, there would be fewer
violations of the city ordinances, and
better state of morals in our midst.
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: HARPER FOR July. John HI.
Scott, News Dealer, corner of Main
and Second Streets, has our thanks
for an early copy Of Harper for July.
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M2ITATHDq2 NAET
E8Y 1T BUT ONCE-THE GIANT DIES,
zaaaess to the manner in which disease is
snferemoniously handled by Or. j. w.
EH2And s While Pine Compound Coughs,
Gss62s. Throat and Lung Affections. and
rfx diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys,
xsse sst To this medicine. 5TT o.
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100 boz. Fruit Jars at tAe lowest
market rates for sale by Parsons Sco-
vile 4 Co, No. Y Main St.
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WANTED.-Carts and Cartmen. APP
ply at the Gas Works, or TO
JNo. j. CHANDLER, President.
(Uuion copy june2l st
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Mil,odrd's Hetir Needles, IN Patent
Wroppers. are superior TO all others.
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Czarh's Spool Catton is 6 Cord to 50.
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SERIOUS AccIDENT.-From Mr..
Henson. the gentlemanly messenger
of the Merchants Union Express, we
.eifl ,ii4r George Allsup, a
braA es.naa on Col Sharra's freight
train, had his foot badly mash
ed by trying to get upon the up
mail train yesterday, while in motion,
passing thrcu ugh the yard at, Terre
Haute He had to suffer amputation.
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MilDard's Needles for sale everywhere.

A SPLENDID CHANCE TO PURCHASE
Ten ACRE LoTs.-Ten ten acre lots
for sale or easy terms, situated three
quarters of a mile from the city linn
its. near Rev. Mr.. Sterritt's old place.
This property is handsomely situated
There is sixty~foot street running
through the centre Of this property.
Terms-one- fourth cash; balance
In one. two and three, years, with 6
per. cent, interest on deferred pay
ments. For further particulars. ap-
ply to j. p ELLIoTT & Som,
Real Estate Agents; Office, corner
Third and Locust Streets. ~
jnne11 dim. ~ I'm t5ais,rl
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~ Merchant Tailors' new goods ar
irving at the new establishment-54
Main Street. Hfrt -ar aspg
mars If SMITH e. DARLING. 9a
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Milward's Needles are the best.
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art, but he accidently walked up the
wrong passenger. s~a .44ssat
THE CONCERT LAST NIGHT. = A
large and highly refined and intelli-
gent audience attended the concert
of ties Walnut Street Presbyterian
Church Choir, at the Walnut Street
Church. last night though few
more might have found admissions
OF the concert in general we may
say that it was one Of the most pleas
ant entertainments we have ever wit.
messed in Evansville, aud we have
seldom seen an audience better
pleased, as was seyinced by the fire.
quent and hearty plaudits the per-
formers received. All the PERFORM
ances were pleasing, but a few were
of highly superior character.
Among these We may enumerate
$ Guide me. O Thou Great Jehovah"
solo, quartette, and chorus by Mrs.
John NJ. Harlan and Choir; : Child of
Mortality" solo. and chorus by Mrs.
Shanklin and choir; . Hear our
prayer" by Mrs. Harlan. Mrs. Shank
lin, and Mr.. Mason; Where can-the
soul find rest?" by Mrs. Harlan, Mrs
Hynes, Messrs. Hynes and Mason;
I" Robin Adair,' by Mrs. Harlan;
: 'Tis music that Whispers by Mrs.
Drew. Mrs. Butterfeld, Messrs.
Hyncs and Mason : When Thou
CONTEST. by Mrs Harlan and choir,
and 8 In the starlight, by Mrs. Drew
and Mrs Hynes.
The Piano solo by Professor VonE1
Roy, was beyond all criticism We
could not imagine anything more
touchingly beautiful. Mrs. Harlan,
of Frankfort, KY, but daughter OF
our highly esteemed fellow citizen,
John Shanklin. possesses a voice Of
exquisite beauty and sweetness. over
which she has the most perfect con-
troll. Her Robin Adair" and |
: When Thou Contest wA as fine
performances as we ever listened to
and the homer received |
a hearty encore. which was re-
sponded to by a most exquisite
ballad, with piano accompaniment
Mrs. c. K. Drew and Mrs. Blythe
Hynes were no less successful In their
luett. In the starlight" a most
charming performance, every word of
which could be distinctly heard in
he rernotest part Of the house. Each
one interested manifested very superior
ability as vocalist, and Miss Law
FENCES performances on the organ
md piano were almost faultless- We
could scarcely imagine more de-
ightful entertainments, and we con-
yratulate the city and the Wa nut
Street Church on the possession of
'uch an able and highly accomplished
:h6ir. We hope to enjoy many more
iuch delig htful musical feasts.
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Is SCHOOL AwARDs.-Prizes of a
Webster's Unabridged Dictionary
were offered to the Principal of the
school in the Primary. intermediate
and Grammar Departments OF the
Public School, who should show the
greatest excellence in reading at the
annual examination. The award for
the Primary Department was decided
in favor of Miss Dudgeon. aud In the
intermediate in favor of Miss Vir-
ginia Conn. The Grammar Schools
are yet to be examined, commencing
this morning. s4s 2g<pa
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Take none other than GarE's Co ton
So
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LadiesI use Clark's Spool Cotton.
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RECORDERS CoURT-There was
considerable. business before the Re
corder's Court, but it did not :" pan
on" WELL
Richard Lynch was drunk and dis
orderly, for which style of luxurious
living he was fined s., with Sc So
costs.
George Beasly, an enlisted soldier.
was presented by sub-oficer for
being drunk and disturbing the peace
of the city. He was fined So, with
81 80 costs, and in default of pay
ment, was sent to Jail.
The complaining witness, pleased
with his success, sent in three or four
more accusations, but His Honor,
suspecting it was an effort to turn
over to the city certain duties OF dis
cipline that devolves on the recruit
ing officers, dismissed. all the cases.
believing that soldiers should be dis
ciplined by the officers under military.
not city laws.
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Tinware /:

and Dealers in Timers stock.
If desired. Cooking Stoves warranted for
twelve months. I -
Orders solicited before purchasing else
Foundery, corner Sixth Street and Canal.
Store aid Sample Room at No. Ii secop d
5tl ,set, IL. 4. Bienker's old stand
BLEMKER, TILLMAN & co.
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es3ssg afaf 2 Oh s3mo
xsxJ lib ;.sos,
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Evansville and Charlottesville.
GOING NORTH.

GOING NORTH.
Leave, Arrive. Arrive.
Evansville. Vincennes. T. Haute
Accom- d't'n, ) 80 M I.l0:N A NJ 40
VI aif.-..-..-..-...-. 900 A N IL :46 P " 2:55P NJ
yincennes Ac 4 Is N s7;l5 z n v.-...-.-rs,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"a ugA.sMTEws

s saqoa nAog III r
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WAKING UPTHE WRONG PAssEN-
GER On Tuesday our we'll esteemed
fellow citizen, Christian Kratz, ar
rived by rail at Indianapolis, from
the east. Having his store clothes on,
and gold fob schain visible he was
very naturally mistaken for man Of
means. by professional gentleman
(?), who, by chance, was Immediately
behind Kratz, who was. next to the
last man to. leave the car, and so well
was he pleased with the portly appear
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TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS

AZ the usual hour the delegates met.
the minutes OF the previous meetin.
read and approved, after viii Ii the con,
tion p -oceeded to business.
"A motion was made that the basis ~
presentation be fxed in the reports of J
uary, February and March. All ama
ment was made by Ne. Morrow 70 .trike
the months OF February and March, aod
sert JanuarF. Lost. Original m lion ,
ried
Fhs Committee on Beneficial system
cpmmrnded that IL any member a The Y.
u De unable to work, caused by sickn,
ne be allowed ID for the first 1--WE moo
VI FOR the next three months, and 80 for
rest OF the time no member to uraw
pay and also, that go OF the general n
be appropriated 10 bury dead members, I
vidsd they stand good on the books a
also, that $6 per week be allowed w sin
members out OF employment, ana $40 to m
ried and, also, that If any member be tai
sick on the road while travelling. that be
taken care Of by the UDson as tie 6rst :
tion. After considerable discussion. the
port was referred back 20 the committee
then returned, Sfser some alteration.
adopted.
The Commistee On Claims allo vei NV
lowing fhs claim Of Onion l, $3.50
ind che claim Of Union 10, 1852. No. M
Aos Y Union claims mot allowed.
=
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MONDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

The convention met again this morr
President Harding ia the chair.
Communication from Unions 10. I.
AZ were received, regarding progress al.
work Ut the organization, : hich were y
ed 10 be filed.
On motion Of Mr.. Ware, 50 much .
Fdwards' letter as refers to the constit
was referred TO the Committee on Cons
ton and 20 much as refers to the
work was referred 60 the Committee o.
cret Work.
Mr.. Beck, from the Committee On Jan
offered the following
Rcsolyed, THAT the CoacA Makers v
nal be enlarged by increasing the NUM-
pages from sixteen to twenty-four, and
the price be fixed at 81 per knnun.
The committee further recommend
the names Of expelled or suspended n
bers 0r other executive documents shAl
be Published IN the journal but inserte
the bound copy for each subor nate Ill
The resolution wa-, on motion "
Shoswell, amended by provision tina.
names Of all officers BE- rrtained end prf
in each number 81 the Journal.
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M. Hassen moved to 10 Into execl
zll lon t1 reserve fhB ftpbftUH Acrref v
which occupied the session until near
hour Of adjaRDmenk
OPEN SESSION.
Mr. Brane moved Article two Of Pres
Harding's recommendatiun-, fixing the
OK members a. elk dollars per wear.
Amended tn strike out SIX and insert
dellarB. Second amendlnsns a. strike
four and insert Eve. Upon this questio.
delegates became very much interested
the sabiect was fully discussed, WIN
vote was taken on the second amendu
which was lost
The vote on The amendment makint
dues Va per year was then taSen. Yea
nays, IL.
Ii requiring o two thirds vote, The M
vas declared lost
The motion 10 make il 81 was voter
lost.
Mr.. Ware moved q committee Of tire
appointed to draw up resolutions Of thr
and tender to Mr.. Charles w EeaEch, I'll
kindness In drawing up the design for
charter and certificate of membership
same to be signed in the original hand
Of ,bs delegates, nicely framed. CARR,
Committee Messrs. Peek, Hubbard
k7lands.
o. motion adjourned till Monday.
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FaoM BUFfAIo. y r

~ u, ba.ss sfiAs wssr.s.4.s's Arroe.r. m Y
\ fhs Trades Conventions IN session in this
~ daAsSg ths past week bay, c,.n3lsted
thsir sbors, adjourosd and delegates return
"a 10 thsH homss.r Tue work Of organizr-l
ton il being perfected every year The sew
s5sialsadss are strengthening the bands Of
union and epis' ging their numbers. Hardy
month-aye, or week passes, without .
meeting Of some National Union for this pur-
pose, and 80 tie good work Soes os.
para TRADES xovEnssrs.
The Machinists and Black smiths q this
cisys hsss aae Union. They haze a Glee
Club composed OF their own members. which
renders their meatings very atir tcsis'. and
consequently we'll attended raey have
elected Fred r. McFeeiy to represent then
at ths meeting Of the international Uaicn u
Colambus, u, en- the lesh inst Moldsrs
Union No, 10, are 70 be aidressc BY several
leading Workingmen ct Ua,en Hall, on Sat-
urday evening. tae l4th inst. Il y 70 BE-
hopei that good will result from this nesting
~
4 would advise Presidsnt Is ylvis ID visit this
place as soon a. convenient, a. We sine. rely
wish 10 remove the reputation that we now
have --sha: N bsins the greatest placs 10 fur
ussh sScsb Msiiersr OF any IN the Unior.
We think, with bis assistance. We c,un very
soon wipe that sta, cut. Amongxhe leaders
there is sometalk ofstarting Workingtnans
Paper on the co operative plan Stock to
the amannt Of $4,000 to be subscribed be-
Gore d movement is 10 ne made. hope Il u&a
not end IN talk, as this city Is well able to
support weekly papsr.
xEcHAsIcs' rssris1rs. t.g1 4 ".
The Lecture OsmmEf1os bave jdsk cdA<
pletcd srrangs@ents n 1heir EFst cnnfse Of
iecturcsg RodF oC<'1ss sost talented sna eio-
quent divinss seSengd6ss3, IS follows: Rsv.
y. Hazard Hsrts~sli, Se3fs Is; ri. Rev.
Bishop Coke, Oct. 2; Rev G. w. Heacock,
Oct. 10; Rev. q. Moore, Oct. %. The sub
jects I am not prepared u annonnce, but
there Is % Be nothing sectarisn or religious
in them. The above namsi gentlemen p,
sent "A array or local talent never before
congregatsd 10 one lecture course in this
city w. 1 Yours, vIDErrE.
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The COMMITTEES on Mileage made thei
port, allowing travelling expenses to all
members present
Invitations were received fsom Messrs
gle \ Sons and Mr.. Chas. Blttler, for d
bcrs OF tho convention to visit their ,
cellars during the session OF the conve q.
The Invitations were accepted, ami vote
thanks passed for the SAM
IL was agree TO visit these cellars az
O'Clock this afternoon, starting from
Clifton House, where most OF TIE deleg
are stopping.
The convention then wen. into execr
session and remained with closed doors ,
adjournment
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1edSe lesrn m reading the pre-.
ahsr 0angrs "a yos hsd in.
q - go 1870 vs. 2 ss. e
,s a.a ss.eessnissd "A sa1ssssd ~ Qs.srsss.
sas srs 4 80 sss,ss As
motive rAisA p''-gss rs s az. E: 3 r,.,.
In reply % our correspondent, We Mould
state that be is not the only snhscnbsr Wis
has propounded the shove opessiux. We
have received number o. eonnnnieazions
l,rthe same 'eiBsSt; and a. they we're evil
dehtly written in good 9th, xs certainly
cannot do less than eomply wikh The re-
iest. IL Mechsnic." however, hsareAd
de Proceedings litils more carefully, hs
would have found that 10 speh proposit4ea
was introduced The reselrtiea ssferred to
read as follows g-as- \.
RssorvED, nat Ii Ne go ossssss sh.s 4
j. ines pedisnt nader ezistieE elee&m4noGsy b. nry
iss s,. ,sss sp. Il s .S 1s
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