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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-01-08
nR. S. $. FITCH, A. NJ. NJ d.,

IL Author Of the Six Lectures ON the Causes
Prevention and Cue 81 Consumption. Asthma.
Disease, Of the Heart, &C., may he consulted At %
lEEMuNr STREET, lipSroN, wednesday aad Thurs
'llv, Octol Ell and 18th, aud every CtLcr Wednes-
day and Thursday after.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-01-08

4 GENTS WANTED. Either ladies
Z 4 or gentlemen, in all parts Of the New Eng
land State to ell new and beautiful Steel En-
gazing entitled TINT ENTITY SlErNE:" also to
canvas Tor "liE lIviS or nlr Pr,:SInLNrs,' by
Rev. John s. &. Abbott
Iur terms aiir IS Il. Il. RCSSELL& co;
50 Cunhill, Boston.
October 2i'h, ;sGi (P3u;3m
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-01-08
U'OR COUGHS, COLDS g. Consumption,
~ Trv tho old and well -knnun

VEGETABLE PULMON AIRY BALSAM,
approved and used by our Oldest and most cele-
brated physicians for forty years past. Get the
genuine. REED, euler Co. Druggists,
psston, Froprietors. i0iGm
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-20

From q long Experience in the BUSH
ness, We nave accumulated all necessary patterns IN this
Western Country, and we feel confident W. can give
s'.t1s.actloa TO all who may favor us with work
GaiI and examine cur work, patterns, &C. BEFORE
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-20

Send for illustrated Price List of Instruments and
Catalogue OF New Music.
address orders: O. J WILLARD
Wholesale Piano Forte and Music Dealer at ~! Bro5d
way, New York Ttf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-20
WOOD COFFINS,
u.s.oLUrsoN seTICE.

oTrcF Il hereby given that the co-partnershfP
= 1850 sxis.ing between JOhn Wearne ana
,,sth ;oIdsvorthy, under the firm ZANE OF WHAHnn
!. G. ,TzvroprsY is hereby dissolved The acsoahts
"oLp - srA pi,cedi in the hands of Alex. Wtlson
80 coiiarrion Parties having demands Again9 ssid
GO - -s.e,t their claims al his ofhcs.-DAtsd IAN.
22d, 1851. .p~r .corDxvoRrHY
4f NkanNE q oOAD~"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-03-20

The AGE which all girls wish to
obtain-Marrtage.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1867-07-04

North CarOlinG.-The planters Of the
eastern counties haYe failed TO GEL 8
stand of cotton, and many Of them are
now blowing up their cotton fields and
planting corn. The SpFisg hes been
backward We m1y almost say ihaR
There has been no warm weather; and
he ccld night winds have been unfayor-
able to the cotton growth. The Young
plant is one Of the mos. tender thai
springs cut Of the ground ths seeds
this yearwere much better than those
Obtained last year and the year before
The plants came up finely, bat in a short
time grew down. grew white and eleq.
We have often seen Ihe same thing OC.
cur IN cotton fields when the seasons
were unfavorabIe, cold and wet. L Is
now too late in the season TO plant cot
ton, and hence, we understand, the crop
Of that section may not be expelled 20
be as large as last year. when. from
several of these counties, large amounts
Of cotton we're exported, one County
{ (EdgecOmbe) having produced 10000
bales.
South Carolina The wheat crop Of
the western part of the State is gsner-
ally promising. Near Greenville, the
rust has done some damage in small sec
tlOns, but south OF that, where the har-
vesting has commenced, il is reported as
being unusually fine.
An Edgefeld Paper says eve beard
no d ;ssenting vOice-and we lent our ear
to farmers from every section Of eaf
district---as regards the present fatserIng
status Of the crops. As to wheat and
oats there will be certainly be enough
made to deluge the cOuntry-and tObring
down the prices of such commodities, Or
will it take ten years of fine crops TO
bring down the prices. Il seems to Us
The cora prospect is universally repOr-
ted as fine +; and even cotton. despite the
chilly mornings of several weeks pasl,is
we'll spoken Of.
From all quarters, says q Charleston
paper, the accounts received represents
the wheat crop as exceedingly promising
and giving hopes Of a heavy yield. Il
will come IN time to give grea, relief IN
those sections Of the South which are so
fortunate as to be favorable FOR wheat.
growing. The upper portion Of this
State, where tLe scarcity is very great,
will fad it timely relief, but in our
own section we have no small grain
crops to fall back upon, and many months
must elapse before any relief can be had
from want. The great Northwest will
perhaps harvest a larger crop than ever
before, land there are well grounded
hopes that -four will undergo a decline
in price, when the new crop begins g
come in.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1867-07-04
Act Passed bE the Legislature

The following is a complete list Of the
general and special Laws, Joint Resolu-
tions and Memorials passed by the Ex-
ira Session of the Legislature which has
jpst adjourned &C Omaha Republican.
An act making appropr iatiOns for the
current expenses of the years 1867 and
1863, and for other expenses
An act to provide for the registry Of
school lands, for the control and DISPOSE
ton thereof, and for the safe keeping Of
the funds derived from The sale and lease
Of said lands.
An act 10 provide for the election Of
Road Supervisors and further define their
duties.
An act to provide for the registration
Of The voters of the State.
An act to provide for the appOintmen,
of clerks of the District Court.
An act to amend sec. SO, ehcp. Of the
revised statutes, entitled Bonds"
An act to amend the civil code Of pro-
cedure relating 10 homesseads.
An act to amend ant act entitled en-
act to restrain swine from running az
large within the limits Of the Territory
Of Nebraska, approved Feb. IS, 1867.
An act to provide for the disposition Of
unclaimed lots entered in trust by corpo-
rate authorities.
AD act for the organization Of cOun-
lies.
An act 10 locate, establish and endow
State Normal School
An act to amend chap. 4e, part lsI re-
vised statutes, entitled "revenue."
An act to amend the code Of civil pro-
cedure By abclishing Ihs distinction be.
tween actions al law and sulis IN equity.
An ect to transfer suits az law and III
chaucery. prosecutions, judgments, de-
crees and proceedings in the Courts OF
the Territory Of Nebraska 10 the courts
cf the SLate Of Nebraska.
An act TO create the Office Of State Ii
brarian and to define the duties Of the
same.
An act to defne the duties snd Iiabil-
iIies OF railroad companies.
An aclteprescribe the fees Of certain
officers.
An oct prescribing and defining the
powers and duties Of the Governor Of the
State.
An act for the revision Of The school
law.
An act for the sale Of lands Of minors
and other persons under guardianship
and securing the Fro8eds for their use.
An ael for the dismissal Of certain ac.
iiOns IN vacation.
An &C: prescribing The duties Of Sec,
retary of State.
An act TO require the payment Of GER
tain costs upon the commencement oi
district CT supreme court.
An acl to amend sec. IS. chap. 43 o
the revised statutes. entitled real estate.
I An act 70 provide Tor procuring a sea
FOR the Sisteiof f9ebraska r,os
I An aetst8 amend sec "a rliaP 25,-eE
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1867-07-04

The American Organs, are the only real reed Or
gsns ROV before the public. The only Organ hay
ing a
Reuerberqtiag Sound Boz, or Wind Chest.
Which has the same important part to perform as
the Sounding Board has in the Piano-FOTte, (to
give body and resonance Of tone and without which
1Sasy Organ becomes merely keloeeon in an Organ
case.
The American Organs not only have the wind
chest or sound boz but have the large Organ bell
lows. giving power and great stsadiness Of Tone
These with their extreme Eve voicing Of the FCeas
and psfsscting Of tbs tone; make then the.
.Most Perfect Organ KnOUH.
The improvements, with superiority of tone ana
workmanship, place the American Organs in the
front rank as the best, and they cOnEs al higher
price than any other reed instrument inthe market
These Organs fseeived the First PreniaId ~ tae
great S. Louis Fair in October.
Publishers Of the 'sSihging Pilgrim" for Sunday
Schools Send for Circular.
Address. PHILIP PHILIPS & CO..
20 as Rorth Sth street, ST. Louis Mo.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1867-07-04
Philip Philips & Co.

Wholesale and retail dealers in
PIANHS,
ORGANS,
AND MELODEONS.
,Eestern Agents for Decker Brothers, Patent
plate Fiano-F our ties. These Pianos arc tie only
instaumonts made in this country or Europe, with
the fall iron frame, in which
I'll the Strings rest upon Wooden Bsar-
iRgs
and in which none Of the Tuning Pins 60 through
9he Iron Plate. This arrangement produces a More
Refined Tone, with combined Sweetness and great
Power, and more perfect quality thOvgh the entire
scale, aud the capacity of Standing Longer inSnne
and retaining its superior qnantity Of tone, than
any other instrument.
General Agents for L. D. & II. W. Smiths
AMERICAN ORGANS.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1867-07-04
AN ORDINANCE.

An Ordinsnee to License the keeping Of Billiard
Tables and Bowling slleys for public uss.
Sec. L. Be it enacted By tSs common Council
Of the City Of BroEnvile in the State Of Rebrass
"a ttsE every person who shall keep billiard ia
bic or bowling alley for rent or hire to the public
generally in the said City Of Brownville shall pay
into the city treasury an annual license for each
table OK aLey so Kept and maintaine@, Tie gum Of
ton dollars.
Sec. 2. The Mayor of the City may Issue IL
cense to any applicant for license for said purpose
WheneVsr there shah DO pTessgted and fled with
him the treasurer's receipt for the money so paid
Sec. 3. Any person or persons keeping a bill
lard table or bowling alley in the City Of Brown
vile, for hire or rent, without 6rst having obtain
city treasury for tie use If said city, the sum Of
gre dollars per day for each taSlO aley so kept
Passed June 5, 1867.
JARVIS S. CHURCH, Mayor.
WI, M'CREERY; Clk g s2t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

We lssra ftso Ms. w. RAobe, IN cid
Rapids pilsl = LsClaisA vAs ssos devs
ftsa ~ pless thb afssrsess. - the stsss-
= 0sld6ssh, sAss - hey passsd Hsoptsa
thsy ~ shs stsanss LAnaiae. ths Wsstssn
Usisn Railroad packet, wisd>bssnd q Mat
place, aa1 whom short distasss this side
Of Hsmptea attention wss called 70 the
Lansing. which appeared to b On Ars nsar
the torspars and Immediately thsy heard
~ explosion and saw the forspart Of the
boat. together with the smoke stacks. dis
appear in the water, and the cabin fall in.
There being 1t the time . very strong wind
and . heavy surf which prevented the Gold>
finch from going back. for fear she might
also bc wind bound they were, therefore,
unable to learn full particulars. From the
fact that the entire forspart Of the boat sunk
snd the pilot house and cabin fell in, II 10
supposed that nunbsr Of lives are lost.
There were undoubtedly several Of our
citizens On hoard-ssvesal are known to b
il the explosion happeasd on the up trip
Several persons have gone up to the scene
Of the disaster, and definite intelligence
viii bs awaited with painful anxiety and ap.
psshsnsiou.
Shs vas fsssing % slsaa y ct away from
Hanptsa. The Wind blowing her disssuy
ashsss. AZ present. writing ws 80 unable
10 learn any ether cause II the disaster.
The Lansing vas owned b. ~ Western
Unies RailrsaA Osopaay, snd last yar
piled bstwsss Savanna and Dubuque. She
was esnaandsd BY Capt h. n. Hsghss,
with Mr. Stssn n he s6lse.
P. .0.-Ws usdssslaud thot he pilss a
ths bsat. Gee. White, he cock and . deck
hand, were killed thas jim. Tracy, we'll
known boaaoan, was alss killed, and thaI
JudU Hebbsll. sf this city, hsA lsg
breksn.
We lsssa that tAsss wsss four men killed
end lbus % I've woaaded.
Thsfs wses isse jsdiss absosd, anooe
whom vas Ass. Stsssg sf NJ city. Two
of the ladies wsss eighty iejused--ws
could net jeorn which.
There wsss alss We asa nissine-sup>
posed 70 have bssn blown iato ths sivsr.
Our isfosnass. Hs. Hldrides, says THAI
his tsusk, standiag frsns Of the cabia was
blown 40 yards into the river. He was afs,
assisting in pushing of The boat, and Was
uninjured. Capt. Hughes was uninjured.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

ARRIVALS TO-DAY.
hAwksYs SrArs, Capt. Wordsn, s.. Louss.
N.w Bosfox, Capt. Gfinnel', Ft. Madison.
GoLorics, Capt Dalxsll, White Ri q.
IDA. Capt. Shuts, Se. Paul.
DAvnzPoa1, Capt Hsaesobs. 81 Paul
HAwEsyr SfAss, Caps. werdsn, 81. Louis
IDA, Capt. 6hueA 81 Leoia.
Msv BosTen, Cepl Gsisnell, F. Madison.
aoLssnca. Capt Dalsell. ClisAea.
LAHsiHe. Capt. Hsghes. Port Byron:
DAvEnPonr, Capt Hclcombs. st. Louis
+ bsH CAnPasLL. Cspt. Pierce. Clinton.
The popular passenger packet keishs>
burg, Capt. Csapbell. ia the next regular
morning boat for Fort Madison. leaving here
ct 8 o'clock. Lem. Parkhurst in the ofiice
The Minnesot.. Capt Hill, il expected up
Tomorrow morning, r. NJ. Prsttyman,
agent.
The Northern Line steamer Savanrs has
been laid up for the present, N st Louis.
Cause-insuffciency ofbusiness.
The Goldtinch. . very neat and pretty
boat. sxcsllently finished and furnished,
commences making daily trips bstwsss this
port and Clinton. to-day. She will make
close cenectioos with trains for the East
and West, on the Northwestern Railway.
The Ha~keys State, on her trip ur, len
. barge load Of government stors for Gen
Kodmans command, at Rock Island.
81 Paul dispatches Of the l1th, ~ shs
steamer Julia, one Of Davidssn's line. sunk
yesterday in the Ninnesots river. nsar Aan>
hato, by striking snag. No lives were
lest. but the steamer will probably prove .
total loss.
PAlxrERs' Window Glaeo.
white Lead, Oil end Patty-a vssy lasgs
stock can b found q J. A. Dsvsuposes
Hardware stsfs. No. Is Brady ssrssl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

Tnvpncss 1t. 10 something that Will
keep your hair on your heal sur; and It
you are bald headed IL will make the hais
grow IL there 10 root leie under the shining
scalp. Il hss ths true vistUs in il, and
everybody who wants sound, healthy. luxu
RANT hair, should use Il by ~ means. Al
ways call for Tryphoss. For sale BY ell
nV,,nOiata
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13
DlOTRlCT COURT.
Hon. j. Scorr RioanAH, Judge.
JOnN GALLl0AN. Clerk.

The verdict Of the jury in the case Of
Lsech ~. Noel, Saturday aight, WAS for the
defendant.
In the case Of the State ~. Claussen, CON
victed Of selling intoxicating liquors, mo
fendant sentenced TO pay foe Of 5000 and
costs Of prosecution.
The other defendants charged with the
same ofenss we're oil disehsrged on pay>
msnt Of costs and promise % quit the tsaf
dc.
Te.dsy. Aoaday the csurt 10 eesupisd
With eass Ss95-Dsvseport National Bank
". woodward, gsmishes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

A. o. FuLsoH has 30 good building lots
Also, four acre. one aero and half acre lets.
we'll located, for sale 1t lower rates than any
other property holder within the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13
0mciai Paper Of the City.


SAN PERRr 10 daily receiving large sddi.
tions 10 his mammoth stock Of Clothing,
Cloths, Cassimerss and Furnishing 0eeds
For the best articles In the city. call q l5
Bradv atreee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

A WEEKLY PRAYEa MEETING will be held
at the rooms Of the Young Men's Chsistian
Association this Eve, At n ocloek-to
which oil are invited. After which at 81 o.
clock the regular monthly meeting Of the
Association will take place.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

PERsoSAL.-We regret to announce that
Mr.. Joshus Burr has been suddenly called
cas-. 10 attend tho funeral Of his aged moth.
er lie left for Philadelphia on this morn
ing's train.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

NoRru DAVENPORT MusIcAL ASSOCIATION
A full attendance Of the msmbess of this
Association is requested At the next regulss
meeting, Tomorrow evening". - business
Of importance will bc considered.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

SsaAwsxaaiEs have sppsassd N the New
Yosk aarkss, at seven dollars quasS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13
SLEEPER 1 NORTON,

"a Main st., third door below the
First National Bank
OIvEPARTICuLAR ATTENTION TO THE SALE
u OF all ktads OF Personal Property and Heal 1ststs
E1Oossehold EWrsejtoere.
.,f all kinds. New OF Old: advances made on large
Storgs Of Merchandise for sAis at Auction.
Thev 40 aivo Doetieu1as attaatioo to the Sale Of
usss ~ oxTUEOAY q soeA vUok.
Ose 1Sm0 - Hbseol
uagll-18 hAkk1R = lO2xoN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

Errors of YOuth.--A CentlcaeR who suf-
iered for yeers fon Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay. and oil the effects Of youthful indiecsstion,
will, for the cake Of suffering humanity, send free
10 oil who need H. the recipe and directions for ma
king the simple remedy By which he vac cured Suf.
Issefs wisase e pfo1t By the experience
JOHN b. OGDEN,
nyI3sdoowAw1yl ~ Cedar ST., New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13
SELLERS
Nv Err PILLS,

Plain Wsd Sugar. Coated.
Az . safe. convenient. and never-fsiline RENE
dy for
HEADAOHR
AND ALL BILIADY DiaoapDns
sellers ktoee Rsl1e
STAND UH8IvALI.rn
They ere peoops bat mild 10 their CO...
E ouse healthy acsisn ef The Liver carry ~
morbid sscretiene. ana leevs the system in :
healthy eonditioa.
Fer q Years hnve given Unaver.
O01 ODo1oGhco1on.
sYMrTOND or DIsKAeBD LIVER
General loss Of appetite, sickness ~ the stomach.
pains 10 the hsal, shoulder. back and sides eenee
Of weasiness. with seeplees nights eostivencrs oi
bowels followed in some csees By loosenese; elleht
dry cough. low spirits, with dtsinclnstion to ever
duty, ese promuept symptoms Of diseased poAse Oi
the liver. FEtT ~ = 4 =
=. e. Settlers 4 Co., Rropsra.
RtteoOOrG. uBm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

To Consumptives.-Th advertiser. hav.
Ing been restored to health in few weeks by very
pse remedy, amer having suffered for several wears
with severe lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumpton--s anxious 10 make known 20 hie fel.
low sufferers the means Of cure
To all who desire it. he win send copy ~ the pre-
ee1psion nsed feee of chargs). With the directions
1nd suBn OuRs Yos C0SsUHPrios, AsrHnA, Bsow-
cMI1s. CoreHs, ColRe. and all Throat and Lung o.
fectons The only 0beet Of the odvestises IL ecnd.
Ing tho Prescription . to benefit shs aniicted aed
spread inlormatioa Which he conceives 10 b nvaI.
uabe. md he hopes evefv sufferer will try hs remedy
- II will cost them nothing, and nay prove bles-
sing. Parties vishing the prescription, ysxn, by re-
turn mail, will please address
Rgv. EDWARD A. WILSON.
myl3.deaw&w1y] Winia0eburg, Kings Co. n. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

A Coop CHANCE is offered in our adver.
tising columns 10 ~ energetic and expert.
enced Insurance Agent. Any qualified per.
son desirous Of ACQUIRING first class agency
should make note Of the notice Of Life
Insurance Agent wanted"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13
cit Y 1T f M = +.

NAlu.-5,ooo kegs Pittsburg Nails. all
sizes. for sale cheap At j. A. Davenporfs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

iCHR GRAIN BUYERS AND PRODrcE MER-
the Council Chamber, at o'clock Tuesday afternoon
Business 0f importance regarding the weighing Of
0eoln win - peeseated.
Nav IL 1SAf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

HILLS nAIR DYD, 90 osote, black q
brown insssotaneous, natural durable. bean.
liful, reliable, indeed The beet Il use, has bsso
before ~ public evss Altsso ysAfs, u sAs
eheepsse, ooaeainiae q mueh - Nhe usual
dollar sisss. Depot Ne. 90 Jshs street,
New York City. Ssld b sil Dfugelsss.
pstcss osdleiss,. pessuessy sp0 isnsy
gcods ssorss svssyvhsea.. junsll-dly
1T. rsnsln. 0ssdsosr snd Yleeiss, ees.
Ath end Aaln Sbs., ffnit anA ornamental
srees. sg @v9o-ly
II you want jstsy black NAieksss uss,
Upham's Heir Dyc-soly 80 cents bottle.
Sold everywhere. Put up By J. j. krenes.
Philadclphis.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-13

Al . meeting held ct Lahfmau's Hall, Sat-
urday evening ct which was present Chief
Engineer Littler, lat Assistant Kestine,
Messrs. II. p. Moore, VIM. McCrellis, Chas
McGhee., of Sire King" j. Guldner, 4.
Wreidt, Of "Rescue Co" E.''A. Tilebein, J.
Dot, H. Kurmeir, Of Liberty Co.," p. Flem-
ming, w. Mundt, E Leisner, Of "Pioneer"
II. & L. Co.; II. Heurman, ]. Mau, c.
Ott, of Hook and Ladder Company No. g
The Chief Engineer presented the accep-
tance by the Rock island Fire Department
OF the invitation to be present at the annu-
nj review of the Davenport Department.
On motion, Il. p Moore. of Fi.c King"
No. 1; Otto Koeher, of Rescue No. 2 !;
Claus Wulf, Pioneer II. s.. l.. No. 1; Henry
Delfs, Hook and Ladder, No. 2; were ap.
pointed Committee to provide suitable
lunch, for the Guests, to be served at the
Central Engine House Mr.. Tilebein, Fore
man of Liberty Steam Engine Co, inform
ed the meeting that his compony had ex-
tended a special invitation to Western Fire
Co. No /, Tor the occasion. Four bands OF
music were reported engaged for
the Parade &c, on the day of Review.
On motion, the Secretary Of each compa.
ny wssinstructed to have repaired com
plete list o! the members OF their respective
companies, and also return of the Fire ap
paratus, Hose. &C., owned by the city, and
by the organization reporting, in use by
them.
On motion, the hour of Review was Rxed
At 2 o'clock, p. m.
A motion that the companies should
take position in procession according to
date Of organization, carried without dis
senting vote.
The following route for the procession
was unanimously adopted.
From Levec, on Front to Perry street, to
Second to Iowa ~ Fourth, 70 Brady to
Second, to Brown to Fourth 70 CeatEal In.
gine House, and parsakc Of Lunch.
Procession upon reforming will move ont
Fourth 70 Harrison, 70 oocOnd 70 Main TO
Ferry Boat. ~
On motion. prgceedines Of meeeing were
ordered publishsd in The city papers.