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GAS 4 STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar 4 Son .......-J ohnson street, bet Sd 4th.
Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
S @ Bridges l Estes House
Gold. Silver. and Ivory Mounted Canes.
S G Bridges ................N Estes House.
GROCERs-WHOLEsA
3. Pollock Co...... Main street.
Haniil o...............-.......foo Main street.
Kellogg, Brge Co................ss Main street
Bower Co.......................-so Main street
NJ Stafford .................cor Blondeau L Levee.
GRocERs-RETAIL.
4 MeQueet ....................st Main street.
Cox 4 Irvin..-... -..corner Fifth Main streets
Eydrometers, thermometers, saehrom-
eters.
SO s...".............Nos Estes House,
ARgEsS 3 sADDLEs.
Hagu,. ............f ain street-bct Sd 4th.
HARDWARE.
Peck Brothers. Fourth 4 Main streets
ii Buel................. Main street.
HATS, CAPS AND NOTIONS.
ii Rrownel ....,.....................19 Main street
Burkitt Co.."..................,,.l Main street.
HOTELS.
Tepfer lIouse...............,..corT Third johnson,
Demiug House.........-....cor Second Johnson.
Insurance AGENTS
L. j. Adams Corner I'd and Main SITS.
IOWA COAL. & OH. CO.
ofice. Levee, bet Main johnson.
ICE.
Collier Berry .....-Fifth street-in Estes House.
IRON.
JEwELRf, (rIsr sotpl
Bridges l 4 Estes House.
LIQuORs-WHoLEsA
P Gibbons. ia Main street.
MARBLE WORKS.
John Bawaen............. Third strcet-near Main.
MILLINERs.
Spiesberger, Mayer 4 Co..-......No. Ill Main st.
Mrs Weber.................cor Third Main streets
MILLINERY q BONNET RLEAcHEKY
Mrs W Bowman. .4th st-bet Main Blondean
NEWS DEPOT.
Msgnifying Glasses s. Microscopes.
S @ Bridses................Nos 4 Estes House
optician, spectacles. Ego Glasses.
G Bridges. Nos Estes Ionse
Pipes, Genuine Mccrshaum.
S G Bridges. { Estes House
Pistols. Ammunition. Rifles
s G ridges.................Nes Estes House
PIANOS AND MUSIC.
Ayres Mann Ayres.............. .....67 Main st
PAINTING AND WALL PAPEBs.
VIM. Price ice.....................cor 5th Blondeau
REAL EST ATE q INSURANCE ACTS
D Ten Eyok street
WIN Fulton ...........s2 Main street. (up stairs
REsTAURAHTs.
Young America. Johnson street-bet I'd L Sd
Landes' Restaurant. ........cor. I'd and johnson Ut
SINGER SEWING MACHIsks.
NJ Macomber, Fourth street
silver Plated Ware.
Bridges nos Esfcs House
spestasiss, Geld & Silver.
Sc Bridges, s,................Nosl = Estss House
Spy Glasses, Reading Glasses.
8 g Bridges ! : Estss House
TIE = JAPAsasD WARE. !wHoLssALl
" 3 Moore ..,,....,,, .,......... 1e8 Main street
Travelling Cases, Fravslisg Da&1
D. q ridges..............Nos1 Estes Housa
WOOLEN GOODS
N Gslatt.. Main st-bet 4th b 5tl
Watches, Watches, Watches.
8 G Bridges. ..,... No, { Estes Uous,
Watches. Clocks, q Jevslsy Rspaiss,
BTdges..............Nos Nos = 2 Estes Heuss
Writing Oesks-Rapiss Qsehe, InlAid
Bfidees..................Eo Nos : AstAs Hovss
rHEESE-Gennfne New York FaNto,-v
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Estate of Jacob Ford, Deceased

EsIute OIL jacob FOrU, IICCGNSeO.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscr>
Der has been duly app ned Executor OF the e.tste
OF jacob sord late OF Kekuk, in the county OF Lee
Io-a deceased intestase, aud has tsk~u upon btmse
that by giving bonds - the Law directs All per-
having demands upon the eststs of the said de-
ceased are required to exhibit The same Rnd file the
in the County Court: and all indebted to
said esta.e are called npon to make paymentto
E.E. FORD,
November 6, 1857. Executor.
Let this notice be published three times dnce week
In the "Day Gate City,, newspaper published at g
ckpk, Iowa. EDMuND AE9ER,
no ,12 3tencew County Judge.
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The PRESS will be embodiment Of the spirit of
the age
Each department will sparkle with the snius Of the
most en snt writer's Of the day.
An original
SERIAL STORY
ofthe most brilliant character will be In the
frat number
THE ILLUSTRATIONS
will be entirely original aud OF the attractive style
and nature.
The great expense and labor involved in this enter
prise render in necessary that should with
ENORMOUS CIRCULATION,
In order to do this shall do AZ follows:
$4,000 in sums OF t1u0, will be distributed through
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will be allotted Ever~ copy ofthe PRESS will be en-
closed u a ut wrapper that the papers containing
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pearsnce and oil purchasers viii have equal chance
for the money and gift.
Besides sl01 BILLS orders viii be enclosed Ia
tain copies of the edition for the following
GIFTS
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Incorporation NallCe.

InCOF OFpOEAuiOn IN0tICe.
NOlICE is hereby given that James L.
1 Cox, II. Il. CLARK II. W. sampte, William Timber
msn, c. 4. pag. r. 1. r .di,rk. a. D. Wilkinson james
NJ. Shrey, W. s. wins, William stimson, dota an
Btidg.s Wesfcott A VI oaipenter Alfred ave.
ry and Others scibng to the stock OF tbs Company
have organ zed th.mscl and all othrrs who have
may sni scribe 10 the STICK of the A.ocistton into
Joint stock Company under and 10 accordance with tie
laws OF Iowa.
Then.me 4 the organization and company IS the
Union Agricultural and Stock Association.
which name be changed at any time BY the stock
hol6eIs
Tho nature and bu.nes. Of the Company /. the nr.
ctas. tease Of gronnd aud the Improvement of the
sane for an agricultural mechanical a d stock tair
Ground adj acent in tho vicinity city Of Keo
kuk Iowa. am holding FAIRS IN the same; also for the
improvemi nj of e,icultura aud mechanical pursuit.
ar d the stof h Of the snvr undfi county y
The pdncpsi plsce Of bu.iDess Is the city Of Kco
kpk, Lee county. Iowa
Tire capital stoct ID twenty Ave Thousand dnary div
ell IN sharet oftwtnt dellst- taeA ehic pays.
ble In 20 cent installments IT 20 da intsrva
may called Tor by the Board of Dire tors OF the Com
pany.
The or eanization commenced on the 2l..of October
A. D. 1857 and terminates in swenty ara, subj ct to
renewal by vote Of the stock holders provided by 10
The highest smount Of the Indicted 3ess o. the Com
psny is not any time to Exceed in the aggregate the
amount of he uppaif stock subscribed.
The private property OF the ockhoters IL made
em pit from the debts Of the Company.
The general interest ann business Of the Company
70 &c teT the nana&en hnn fontfpl OF hoafh o
nine Directors elected annually BY the stockholders
which ard elect and appoint President Vice Pre.i
dent Executive Committee Treasurer Secretary, all
the oic. RS and AGENTS they deem necessary and
regulate their sction aud drtieH sell make al
rules ard bylaw In regard 70 ransfr OF STOCK
Ing and p ,ym.n Il premiums, they may from time tt
tim. deem Necessary.
. The present officers and Bo,rh Of Directors are.
James Cor. II Il CLARK, A J Wilkinson, II W sample
Vim Timhernrsn. q Davis, Ruddck, WINS
Vim Sims ND rect r..
JAS COX Pest HHCLARK vice pres't,
CT DAVIS, Treasurer, M HCAhpENTIR, Ses'y.
Keofnk, low Ootoner es, 1857 ltd4tw
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DIED.

FOoTE-At his residence in this city. the iii
inst Mr.. RoBEaf B. foofR, aged s. yeSrs.
Due n tcc of the funeral services wi be given
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Howe Iyier................... ,...o9 Main street
Duncan, karic d Co.........l40 a 142 Main street
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GAS 4 STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar 4 Son ........J ohnson street, bet Sd 4 4th
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a. Is 80,
u heso0ate 9itp.
80. y. HOWEL Ly
zeS1ees 49,
D4.sr, 10 nailsasse.la psysals . g
AS-e tAro0s-sS 70
g ooo ! %
q" delivered IN city, ~ Sosk, 81
WmxI1, dnGls lnhecsibs1st psr9sas, : %
i" in clubs Of Eve, (each) LIS
g in clubs Of ten, (each) 80
KBoKUK DIRECTORY.
ATrORN1Ys.
MooAr Knowles. johnson st-in Tspsss Hssss.
Collins. .Sssoaa street.
James IL. Anderson .....-......cor. MAin A ID Dts.
American Watches.
sc Bridges..................NesI ~ Estes House.
BOOTS = snoEs-waOLssALE.
iIsmbls.os HaiskanP. Main street.
DOOK.nIHDER.
NPsarcs. .Mccunes B1d'g, Main ID It
BANKIN0 HOUSE.
First National Bank k........ Main st-bst Sd 4th.
BAG FACTORY.
WA Beers. .........-..-....,.s"....1se Main stree
BOOKS . sTATronERY.
David q 0Lowry................... Second street
M W Westcott. Main street-neaf Fourth.
Ed Carter Co.."....... .....66 Maiu street.
BOOTS 4 sHoEs-RErArL.
Stewart 4 Dean............co Third Main streets
Huiskamp 3 Matless ............S0 50 Main street
Huiskamp Bro..... Main street--bet 4th 4 5th.
Hart 13S Main street.
BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
Vail, Armitage Co.......cor Ninth 4 johnson.
BONNET BLEACHERY.
II Emerson.............cor Fourth Blondeau
CLOCKS, WATCHES 4 JEwELRY.
Sam 9 Bridges-..........Nos 4 2 Estes House.
Ayrcs, Mann Ayres".... ........e7 Main street,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C.
John g Copeiin.... ......... =. .53 Main street.
cLoTnIEns.
yencill, Jones 4 Co.....cor Third 4 Main streets
Hoss, Stern Co....-cor Second 4 Main streets.
CROCKERY 4 QUEENswARE.
Carey Lc Faivre......Main street-bet 9Th 4 9th.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
W N Sturges ges.....................46S South Levse.
Cleeks-wholesale 4 Retail.
Bridges ges................Nos h 2 Estes House.
Coin, Silver Ware.
@ Bridges. ........Nos Estes House.
DENTIsTRY.
DR. r Watt..............cor Main and Fifth sts
DR. c Ingersol....cor Third Main, (up stairs).
DRY GooDs-wH
NJ Shelley Sons. Main street.
Kramer, Irwin Commonwealth Main street. |
DRUGs-WHOLEsA RETAIL.
Wilkinson, Bartlett 4 Co..........si Main street.
Kerr Fuller ........S1 Main street.
DR. IL oCoAnor.. Main street.
DRY-GOODs-RETAIL
Spiesberger, Mayer 4 Co.-.....-No. Ill Main-st
II Bostwiek Main street.
Phillips Kerr Kerr....................s5 Main street.
Gregg h Son....................5 Estes House.
ID Foster Main street.
Engraving Brands, & Seals.
G Bridges Estes House.
EGGS d. BUTTER.
S Pond 4 co........... cor Main 4 Ninth streets
Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
ridses..............,Nos 4 Estes House
FURNITURE
HoWe q t....o9 Haln stfeet
Duncan, karic d Co........140 d 142 Main street.
GAS 4 STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar Son ........J ohnson street, bet Sd 4th.
Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
S @ Bridges. l Estes House
0old. Silver. and Ivory Mounted Canes.
G Bridges .................No Nos 4 Estes House
GROCERs-wHOLEs
s. Pollock Co....... ............11s Main street
4 Ca Mai
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FURNITURE.

Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
idses................,Nos ] Estes House
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JOLIET, ILL.,, Nov. II.
This city has offered to give the Chicago,
Alton St. Louis Railroad company the ne
cessary ground for the location of their ma.
chine and repairing shops, recently burned at
Bloomington, as consideration to secure
the rebuilding of their works at this place.
There are 1850 eonvicts in the Peniten.
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"
The balance consist of Accordeous Tea Sets sver-
&C, No Dollar Jewe.ry. No GIT worth less than
Ten Doliars.
THE PRESS
will be mailed to address npon the receipt Of price,
Ten Cents eleven copies for 81 twenythree for 81
| and sixty for IS. Address
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NEW YORK PRE's,'
nov12-1m No. Oh Hroaduay. New York City
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at the oce OF John Bruc- OF the Registers In Bank
ruptcy for the above rct the hour 10 oelocl
for h Purposes let forth in the T IN Section u tn
act Of Congress emitted An Act to li.h uno,
system Of Bankruptcy Throughout the United states
spprov-d Sarch 2nd, iae7. WV. BALLISaER
noye-3w-S Aasisnee
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Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
S Bridges es.................Nos 4 Estes House
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FROM WASHINGTON.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1881.
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Engraving, Brands, & Seals.

EGGS d. OUTER.
Pond 4 Co............cor Main A Ninth streets
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PASSING FRS SAILED.

FOR CHARLESTON Dec 28-n steamship Charson-J D. Nc.
Gowan Arthur Moore VIM Ballard s. Sasseratb Wm T. Payne
Vincent McMsbon August Neinhod John Corning Charles
Morrill, Fred Aueamp C. Ross Joseph Law r Muir
raw Andrew Bradshaw family and servant Walter tar
rs Harris Mr. RBd Mrs Philip Cne and child g. Sesmsu
Colby YsHderhof Mss Carrie kegb Louis Singer 81 asn l.
L. CLYDE.
FOR LIVERPOOL Dee 2sIn steamship CsedoBisC 81 Crsry
c. L. Rehu Eaon d. McCnm, Torontoi Henry Lsnk Gal
ve.on Wilson Phsdepha j. Wid A. Gilehrist T. Costello
f. TompkinS w Barker W JoIdau j. CTukshank, W. A
smith ". Young. York and "a seersge passengers .
POR SAVANNAH Dee 28n steamship Montgomery-Mrs Jane
Und,op Miss NJ West Messrs. L. L. Harriet. w PeGnen G. j.
D. r. Frost Harry Franklin Jas Whou Smith John Baldwin, &
PoR BRRST AND HAvRB Dee. 28In steamship Vile de Paris
Ms BENJAMIN Hutton and fmsd H. H. Porter Mr. and Mrs A X
Emo and family Oswald W Merle dAubgue Edward De Rose W.
Shubaker NJ Bruh r. Urhn Charles Dupre Louis Nanon
lady Theodore Raout e.iork Princess ssm Sa
MIco Stoul Vice Counsel Of Switzerland at san Fran
cisco Miss Lille Fowler " Y T. Wke and servant lokaha
ma Jspan; Miss Alice Miller Worcester Mass b. X Andrews Pa
Gs NJ and MI. MI and Mr. g. n CuAs, Mrs L. 9. Bnl
lard sme Canada A. whitney Glassboro IA
Dalton Miss kee ogget Boston; Mr. and Mrs j. r. Care
New.Oeans; NJ Lion, Danye, Penn Ms Benz FOX Booklni NJ
tern onseur Mr. aud Mrs TheO GOhaTd Charles Gnoe
Mis-. Pav j. b. f. Leye Newiork jules
Bou1 New Orleans: kfeuh Warsaw, Poland Massno Caasn
Isy Aiead Blame land family Bamore Mrs Mary SAygnae
aud daughters Paris Antoine Vessel Belgium Lion Boston, Ernest
Yers, lady and family, Paris -
FOR LIVERPOOL Dee 2In steamship C6y Of AntgeMrs Os
horn Mrs Rcha 1psou Donald Grant aud daughter New
Marshall W. A. rowbtge MI and Mrs H. Morton sa
vanuah Wright England George Eyer Robert Moss John
Carkso Martin j. n Pame Peter j. Murtock James Jack
Dr. Lauders and wife B. H. Herfick, Griffith
Thomas Moutrea Col g. $ Fisher For HsliaI-James X
Parsons Alfred LAomie J. r Hall wife snd child G. g. Rowland G.
Cor Robert FLOYD g. Webster John v Perkins NJ. Vail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-30
LATEST INTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS.

The Revenue officers are manifesting consider
able vigilance and very seriously annoying would-be
voators Of the law yet the authorities must necessarily
have failed to perfect plan which will prevent even
very large manufacture OF Illicit whisky the market s
fully with the article and business men OF good
Intentions, the Revenue officers find impossible
TO elevate the price which from 81 80 to 81 40 per
gallon Notwithstanding the decree that all whisky
shall be regarded fraudulent offered for ess than
the tax-s2 per gallon rectifying establishment In
FiftyfOurhst said TO be really owned by Charles G..
Cornell but operated in the name OF Mr. Kenny, has
been seized by Collector Callahan OF the Ninth District
The talk is that this is the first Of series of dashei
promised by Fernando Wood upon the Tammany Ring.
1azarres bonded warehouse convenient to the recyng
place. also under seizure and the stOrekeeper has been
arrested The house OF WOodroe George again figure.
on the TecOrds5T barrels OF whisky found az
the firms in Newest having been seized and held
subject evidence that the tax was paid upon the lot
IL proposed the arrest OF all the parties CON
neced with the Stiger distllery In Hesterst. with
view 10 ascertaning who ia responsible for the removal
barrels of whisky while the place was in charge Of
Government keeper Two officers In charge OF
Pierce Skeehans in Cedarst having been guilty OF
ndiscreOns while intoxicated have been arrested, ana
held TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-30
A PORTRAIT OF JEFFERSON.

A letter-writer at Frankfort, Ky, says: Il
was shown yesterday by its present pOssesSor half.
length portrait OF Thomas jefferson by Stuart taken
from life the saying goes by that celebrated artist at
traits were ever obtained Of the great Departed OF
which was presented TO Stuart by Mr. Jefferson as mark
This subsequently into the possession OF the de-
scendants OF Gen. Washington, from whom IL pur-
chased by Congress- and placed in the National Capitol
But u was unfortunately destroyed with many other of
the nations treasures in the fire that burnt portion OF
this building Is years ago The in question is
family heirloom, and is the only original painting OF the
great statesman extant, all others being copies
thereof The eol0rs appear fresh IL they had been
placed there only few months ago; the likeness is
known TO be excellent and Mr. Beard, the wellknown
artist OF Cincinnati prOuounces 10 to be OF the finest
and most valuable paintings in the United States"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-30
DANGER IN TIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

To me Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: IL there is one thing above another that
should be ncucated TO the rising generation 1t ought
surely to be the peril OF using intoxicating liquors But
Mr. Gerard an Inspector Of Public Schools occasional
lecturer to the same and distinguished member Of tho
New-York BAR gave advice OF diametrcal opposite
character to the Boys Grammar School, No. S. in the
Sixteenth Ward on Monday last and TO that advice
every parent oppose feryent protest TO deter the
bows from taking It, and Mr. Gerard never TO re-
neat IL again in n public school He said Boys tho
Young ladies, doubt will be glad 10 see you on New
Years day They will offer you glass OF wine and
whisky and advise you TO take them both in great mod
Grafton" Now could any advice be given instantly
demoraZng TO boys than that Il the lesson that he
would like his children TO take II God forbid that
mine should be placed under the instruction, 20 DO
staggered In their convictions by such unworthy sug
gesons. grieve 10 say that three trustees, in
dorsors OF Mr. Gerard the occasion. And moreover.
informed that the principal on the following morn.
ing instead OF rebukng the ensnarng uterance, AMI
warning his scholars against it, adyerted 10 IL in vein
Of unbecOmng pleasantly conveying the impression that
the advice was right and might safely be followed To
what gulf are verging IL the officers aud principals CT
our public schools thus talk patrOnizingy OF corrupt
and runous vice Parents have hitherto reposed In the
faith that In public schools at least, their children
would be shielded from bad example and evil teaching
but II such advice that OF Mr. Gerards is topass
and il such sentiments escape condemnation, we will be
left marvel at the unspeakabe descent We are making
- Wv NJ McDoUGALL.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. %.

CLEARED.
Steamship Geo c!omse Vail New Orleans, IL B. Cromwell Co.
Steamship Montgomery. Lyons; Savannah R. Iowde9
Steamship Steamship ri p Cf rS caB H SSs do1
Steamship Moore Wallace Nevbera Murray Ferris
steamship Niagara BnAu. Norfolk aud Richmond n L. McCresdy
steamship Virginia Roberts Nool,cIy Point audyRehuord Va,
steamship ! s Green T%iaa9n. aleIaadIi., J. Hand
Steamship Fr,neOni[ sherwood Portland J Ia 2 Ams-
Steamship Georgia Dsrten, Vera Cruz Alexandra So5s
sss %U d Bsq,s G Ref SaiaRsa ' M Co.
steamship Miami mclaughlin Charleston, ". P. Clyde
B Bs;s s ois p SaPsaH S' &Goa b,@ ssa
E1 G HsIHy kn a1 4s5, II k Hon. s Son Co.
T Bs h R,,S% oh S Fdl pS Monroe l. cea Co.
5 AoT S s. ssE P. sAsni a Sl' v PsS1 so.
sesr Charles psRH HsSs, ssay as., Gsne Hsasy po
shr RdSewOod DsnIson' APaAeAS0lA and Asy West benHr
Ds sss1 so lsu,p lawson. Jacksonville. W RAY
css ksy; Flo r R, W. Isi Ps8,s Co.
seSr Nm D. Tee lice Edsntcn, Godhsae oysrton
sSr II IocIsOOd sharrs Richmond Va Var Brunt slght
ireland Ireland PA;ssDh 4, 6 hS
seRf r. O. Laue Lane, ROeElAnd j. v iA'laOd
s,,,,,s .org. ws,hinfon eager New orsn. s inst, and
S w. Pass ssd With %d il D. Cromwell Co
Steamship Fneoua Sherwood Portland with md'e and pass 10 j.
Steamship Sereu,s ar,e Boston, md and to william
Steamship Rsbeca Clyde Chichester. Wilmington N C.. hours
' s.n %o Virginia Roberts Norfolk with mdss to L.
Me(ready Go. 80 81, - 4. u,..,.-,
steamship Miami Mclaughlin. Charleston with cotton TO "hseaS
Ship Gs,ea tof Boson) Cook Manila Aug e. with md Crock
e. Passed A9ier sept 81 Cape OF Good hope NOV
crossed the Equator Nov 20 10 lon 81 80 ,,s,u,,a.,
h R,ngocn fr Thomas Calcutta Sept H. and sand HEADS 18th,
with dse 10 PeSboy willis Co. Passed Cape Of Good Hope Nov
crossed the Equator Dee lon % theu had nae weather Oct
M Hear yneh seaman died ofdseutery and vas buried al
Ban Santa Rosa Br Council PsaquA Aug ~ via Hampton Roads
Dec. 2S with nitrate OF Soda TO order -,
Bak Juan Pearson (Arg Morse Buenos Ayre Nov and Mon
teso 5h with miss aud pass 10 Hove White Co. Had une
weather the eutie passage
BsE Gienwood @ Ncaion Buenos Ayre Nov via ST. Thomas
Dee Il, ia ballast to T. Alexander Sous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-30
NEwJERsEY STATE TEACHERS CONVENTION.


The thirteenth annual meeting of the New
Jersey State Association Of teachers was held at Plain
field on Thursday and Friday OF last week with fair
attendance Of and county superintendent from
all portions the State Prof Hart Of the State Normal
school, read address prepared by Mr.. Apgar state
superintendent OF Schools on the practical workings OF
the law, and addresses were delivered by the Rev:
Mr. Travis OF sussex VIM n Barringer OF Newark, and
the retiring President Mr. DeHart County superinen'
dent OF Morris. The school law earnestly dis
cussed the general feeling being in its favor Any rad
cal changes were deprecated before longer trial,
although il was admitted that IL not yet
quite perfect. All admitted that the law was
in advance Of the old system The question OF elect
ing county superintendent was discussed and there wac
decided sentiment in favor OF the repeal of the slt
ton prohibiting corporal punishment. MI Joseph Il.
Haynes Essex elected President for the ensuing
year; Henry n Waters of Bergen, First NcePresdent;
o. " Putnam Of Union Secretary; VIM. n Barringer OF
Essex. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-30
,JATINEES AT THE CIRCUS

EVERY DAY AT p O'CLOCK.
ELOCUTION-All of "DICKENS's READ
~ NGS taught BY accomplished Instructor TO enable the
pupil character perfectly Disseminated quality Of voice
and manner from all the others peonate with vae
spirit uauraEe superior the style the great novelist To
all possessing average reading abilities be guarantees perfect
together 81 the hail with the greatest TO
SIS ShakespeAean Reading
and orator. taught per Address 20 BLoCU
ZIONIST. Box No 1911, Tribune Once.