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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08
FARM ITEMS.

Knox's Strawberry Show at Pittsburgh June
The best farmer raises the most hay the
poorest farmer sells it.
Trees IN leaf, and even with the fruit set,
are said to be transplanted without Injury IN the
night.
TRY snuff or tobacco dust on striped bugs,
sutworms cabbage heas, and all these creatures OF
sin.
When there is a MOON fish will bite by night,
when there is no moon, by day. This is because they
cannot work IN the dark.
A horse breaks the ice with his foot; sheep
crowd together, holding down their heads, and melt
the ice with their breath.
Many papers are relating that Southern
planter raised 1000 pounds, or two bales, of clean
cotton per acre by using guano. Sir he did no such
thing.
He who reads and thinks little must work
hard and the family pinch and save One who
reads and uses skill may work less, and sleep on
spring bed
We are constantly told that dnlnkards are
rare in the wine growing countries of Europe. our
grapes must be superior for wherever we make WING
we make drunkards.
The sporting papers boast that horse-racing
Is becoming fashionable. They should boast Oh
another thing. Fashionable hotels are advertising
that guests with children will not be received
The Department of Agriculture and the sci
entihc wing of farmers, are teaching that Wheat
should be cultivated like drilled corn ana that IL
will Weld 100 to one Let us try it in the garden
The last amusement of those lovely people,
the French is to burn out the eyes OF singing Dn9s
with red-hot irons cOntne them in dark ceiiar Id
DAYS then bring them 10 the sun and ar ana Det Oh
the length of time they VIII sing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08
I 0NG ISLAND RAILROAD.

il SPRING ARRANGhhE IN Is, iANNH VI ''''A
Leave Jamesslp;
m, for GreeupO and all waysiatSns sSGet Ms@ ss'
connecting with trains Tor G Cove ana hmpcaa ,
Nohpot passenger trains and al way sanous eeeP' WIZ
p m Express for Rveead sni for GreenPOr' sATuR'
NothrOrt passenger uan and all waysatons connshog
a Mlreoia VITA trains for Hemps eat ard Glen Cove
$50 D. m North ip. PASSENGER train. anu AT
SUNDAY Train leaves hunters FONT of Noivft 49,
A''''''-' l. BARTON. SurennfertelL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08
IEW-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY y. 1862.
pssutsr Station Newly Twenty seyenhs and Foa
ave- Entrance on Twenty.sevenihst
TRAINS LRAvE NEW-YORK'

TRAINS LEAVE NtN-lohhf
For New-liGVen and bridgeport. 100 500 thAl H"I NJ A~
N1), 2OO (EIl 345, 40. ana 80 tEr.l p H.. ,,un
For Milford Sraucd Fairfield Southport and Wep0' ~" ~
For YorwsI 100 AGO BI 900 lI3o H. l2l5 EIl 400 lKlh
2<5. 30 (Isx.l, $50, 800 (EN.) y. n.
For Dareu. 100 900, lllO as 30 so as 40
For Stamford 100 800 (n) 900 l3O NJ A9 thhb ~I' NV
Xxi FL }, 800 (bhl 2 n, a,
For Greenwich and intermediate stations 100 s'V Inv ~ -
80 %"' Wv Wv CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Roston via SprinSsed g 20 ~ (E1) 800 ELh 400 n
For Bo.ton via Shore Line IRIS lEr 500 NJ am Ny 100
For Hartford and Springfield. 800 m lEIh i%i'' wv Va"
For Connection, River Railroad 900 n OIL lai'p MOE
70, HstpcrS Providence and FsAI Railroad 400 I) H. ''
For YswHav.n sw.LOudOu and sOans'Ou Railroad 9" ~
FS S Cans. Railroad 400 m l2S to S0rhanD''A ana VIZ
yor Hensatonle Railroad, 500 a. m, 800 p m
Mar NauRAtuek Railroad, $50 a. ~, SO p M 49, t9,s4Mn m
- Dsn1ury ami M Rtlo,d, 80 wv d ". .'S' ~
crmodloas Sleeping Cars attached " 500 uoyT suvl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08

~ EW JERSEY X. R-fOI IN ~ !. m. ann al
n night via w PhA 10 an u M pm Eor BAN o 9 s
"a: loam. 10 m, 1870 pm For South and SNsS'-'"
WIN TIE wESTro Cincinnati and Cbieago-Sp n .ie but
n m 100 M III. $40 aud 1850 m trans hrossh 70
QUE change silver Palace ssePngears on p "a van cnsd b.
Cnrs without change making connections AZ .,o
III ~ rains by other n " lines Family compartment car,
In m train on Mou and Thurs through To ShAgo no
connecting one Hs' .m. VI W JACKSON Gea ssgs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08

Nltoital
IMPORTANT NOTICE.-DR. DE J0NGHs
Il LGHT-BROWN
COD LIV r. OIL.
In of the demand for this celebrated OIL IN all
Parts uupuueped dealers has been excited
Ia Amerea hds ben adaoiously cold for
pears In order dishonest proceedings and 70
profession the public In America place f
6dene in the gEunness DIX JONGHS LIGHT BROWN COD
LIVER OIL and TO realize rs uReguald d every bottle Of
DR. DIX JONGHS GENUINE OIL - -
Skinned 10 the United bis Sole ANSAR HAIR
PORD London sealed with Patent Trade MARI
CAPSULE ~ Lonon oored blue white stamped
with blue red shield and the Label bears the additional ngE
tre the Sole Accredited the United States aud Canada
EDWARD GRBEY Il Co, No. "a vesey-st EsvHoTt
Sold by all respectable Druggists.
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AT JACKSON'S.

AT JACKSON'S.
MOURNING GOODS FROM AUCTION
PINE TAMISE CLOTH, 81 80 PER DRESS, WORTH bn
TINR HENRIETTA CLOTH 81 60 WORTH fR
PINE CREPE CLOTH, SO PER DRESS WORTH %
PINE SCOTCH GINGHAMs 80 PER DRESS, WORTH IS. 1870
ENGLISH AND FRENCH hoHAlR AND POPLlH ALPACAs,
Gle T5c AND size PR YARD, MUCH BELOW REAL VALUE
TAMARTIHRS J7Ic PR YARD WORTH 62le
RICH BLACK SILKS, IN ALL THE MOST POPULAR NAMES.
WIDE AT 81, 81 70, $40, s27, AND 80, REAL BAR
GAINS - - - 49, -
CANVAS AND IRON GRENADINES. PROM ITO YARDS WIDE.
ALSO TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY, CON.
siSTlNG OF GRAY SILK SER0BS PoNGERS WASH PoPLIfs,
GRANITE POPLIEs MOzAMBIQURS P0PLH DE- PARIS &C. &c.
N B.-A LARGE AND DESIRABLE STOCK or ELEGANT
MOURNING B0NNETB
JACKsOHs MOURNING STORE
NO. 55I BROADWAY.
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60 Jlbum ii man Concern.

~~~~~
CONVICT LABOR.-Tenders will be received
nv the undersigned for the labor Of about three hundred % MALb
CONNECTS Kingston Pentenay In suitable manufacture
Two Fry @ Of whom at present engaged in shoe
The Institution Shops and Fuel with sufficient number
guards The contractor must employ bis own trade Instructors and
Oreneu. -
day. d. a hACD S 81 ..u..
Provincial Penitentiary oace. April 20 1863
DRAINAGE, LANDSCAPE, and CIVIL
~ ENGINEERING.
CHICKBRlNG GALL, No 10 Wsllst, EewforE
DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR USlED STATES PArEST OFFICE
WASHINGTON. May IS, la68.
ON the PETITION of JOSEPH ii. TUCK,
~ Booklyn n " PRAYING for the EXTENSION Of PATENT
26h da June 1855 and also nt IN England e
25th August 1854 for IMPROVEMENT 10 PAChlNG 10Y
STUFFlNG BOXES &C. for RON The expiration OF l
psteu which 25h day Of August 1853 IS ORDERED
that petition heard AZ the Patent Oe MONDAY the 10TH
August u O'Clock and all persons are notified 10
pear have Why said petition ougt not 10 De
granted . q. j, -. On -
Persons opposing required Gle the Patent Once
objections specially set forth writing at least fp days boIe
be taken and transmitted accordance VIII TIE Ies
Of the which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions papers relied testimony must be en IN
before the day Of hearing the arguments
within days after cling the testimony. -
that this notice be published IN the Republican ana the
Ine gencr Washington D. c. aud in the Tribune New York " L.
three weeks; the hrt Of sad publications 70
be al least sixty prey the day Of hearing.
M25aw3SM A. NJ STOUT Acting Commissioner Of Patents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF /. i

- SPRING ARkANGEhkNNI' On ,ea
- To take effect WEDNESDAY May ~ Io' .n,o.A 10
Leave JuneSslip n T.. at a. m, via Long lsAne N""
Jamaica sp and ali Way stations ,,, Railroad 10
Leave FTankin'aye at 9Q2 a. m, wa DIV0Ap" NN-
jamaica for p and all Way stations - t.,uA Railroad 10
Leave Jamrssip NJ u, al y m, VIA L0's '
Jamalca Tor sp aud all Way Stations a. pook,,u Cent
Leave Fnnkiaaye Brookyu, at 3;eo q W. 10 DT
Railroad 10 Jamaica Isp and all Nay os m eopueipg
Lease Isp for Jamaica and all way ain Al
Leave p Al Jamaica ana al sE ~ p,.nIin
with train Of BROOKLYN Central Railroad Ai'''"s ="
BROOKLYN, $50 -. .,8 all vay stations, eoDneenas
Leave Iip l2s for Jamaica soa AZ & sSp al p
Leave Isip i2;l8 for yanAS sg "A PrnkhH stts
Brookyn at 3O5 ~ the R.,t Ne and JsnAss
Railroad Company "hSD ROBBERY WHITE azpstniAe>
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n. p BALDWIN, Ven FssA Agent
ERIE AILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT

SrSpAr TRANs-s3o n Way Train, for Ohsytne Ro No. os
Paterson, $50 D. H. Might Express for Dankirk, Bnsao Roeees
Salamanca all points West and South oU m' EniAhs n'
WAY Train 100 .. ~, for Paterson and Port JerTs a..
Express Trains through TO Salamanca Dunk ana pqNo VIZ,
change and direct connection VITA All soatDn a
Western Ines. e., y -. ....-,... an
Perfectly Ventilated and Luxurious eeephg SOAenss '0'~PV "
Night Trans -, - ~. "a. R,,.tx.y--
Depot loot Of CbaberSs NewYok also Long DOCK Dspe 'sJ
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seeretar9 tIetcher.

We re+puBHshs the following article
from the Philadelphia Pilot, on The re-
election Of Secretary Fletcher by the
LegisI ature of Tennessee
= Weregret learn thatA.J. Fletcher,
Esq, was on The goth inst reelected
Secretary Of State for four years from.
the expiration of his present term. s 8
We confess our surprise at this re-
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-01

ellie, pdhrenb Ser f[sine Setter Ser
Nfeinuhg mar, oab be- wlDnb ifiae
ftebe unb Biz @olfsn ii5 beipe9ten.
alle Die Grinbe, bic er ibnen anfiibrte,
utFmodten Moi, IL 81 iiderseiaen.
Sd fiibrte e. fie linter einen Baum,
IieB iie alDiiAen ben 3weisen besielbsn
binhlrdbIifsn uno seiote linen, ME
Der Mlpn0 fprtlpabreHb stuii6ett oeas
felben @Iattsrn ifehen bIieb, pabreno
Bic gBoIfen nit 8fOBer g6neIIigteit
boriibersogen.
@nator 3 o fepb 6oiuIerr
Der 9lbtriitinige bat fiid In eiaent ofee
men griete an Gg= souperneur 6oote.
In peId)ela e. bic Bulafun9 Der Grres
Ibeaen gum 6timnredt befiirnertet, aud
ISabin useeipraden, oaB Die Saoli6sn,
lGrrebsaeh i. III boIIfdaOie essedt>
Ifertiat feien in ibrem Sd,intpfen unb
EoBen; pesenbie @d5aar Der Gilman.
foerer" bonn gloroen un0 FONT no, bic
lfid bier Oas 0tedt anntaben msllsr,
sIenlter 81 6aIten unb 8siese 81 srIaf>
FEM gBfaa 9at 5Diplet tistr aud
nod iasen iuOate, OaB bic 9tebeueu i'm
Nedt aeiueien ndren, ais ne ffh bon
Der 8Dtatabigteit Der 8unoesregieraag
trennen tuollterbs 70 mare Ct Oanit feis
men @1ritt meter, als penn er 2euten
berbieten nil, fiA ben eoer ieneu She'll
Der Befeinigten Staateir gum Mufeut<
haItscrt Al tp6blen. Ser &aupf gesen
Ginnanoerune lit ein. iebr natiirlider
bon Seifc Der GrrebtHen, Sic fih BON
feber geffraubt Baben, SntelIigens in
fbreH @ebieten az oal6en. 8aB nun
2eute ipis Soipler unO 6lttder nnO
perqleiGens ifn an benz Sdlnpf bttbeilis
gen, 1T lebr nntiirIid, irettil man be-
behft, oab fie burd SnteIli9ens in ibren
1eIbltlldtioen 8Idnen pereitelt lporoen
fino,
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ssnnte 3. Sptder un6 glu0ers
Z ex parte.

aots gss 10 nn6 Is in Bopbs asbi 10 foit gerose
Der 9eniteHtierp geaenttber NIT 40 6tt 5toNt an
9apsftraBe uno NulherrrftrdBe eniIang 1850 6uB nod
elmer 20 SUB 9lHep striidsanfenb, NIT eine barnufs
ftsben en- nnpgi1erbetsh tpeif6diesn s8rGbanies
@erin9fter Yreis $500.
/ . e6ingu n &c 4. = $500; Boar itnb be REP omf
grebit por o. IL, is uftb "a Npnnen nit Snterefen
pom Regfaufstase an; J0sen erfotsert NIT
ter Side fteIana ntlb Elm 4fdn6reht rorbehaIten.
gertanf fret ron 1arl dnabrle. lek
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Gebeeca q. NlaneA se9en @eoige Ra<
- 81 f1eil ilf10 gln0ere.a I

! Gin 9raft ppii sefrna IL Mdern an ser 8nxsbu
Qnnpftrasr i'm is. 9ilfrt pon 9apihfoH Goiiiitp,
lbertraaeti on gens Ndnen pon q 8. GhtIoreB. gges
atit qzfnuerer 8eltreiknnq febe stni furfnlbe atf
fSefte fOA pDn 4uay Asp ST. Hagiters Sfffees
Gben ~ Elm 1rdft slttbaliel0 II Ader n6 Al 4Dtes
an pbfgeh ftoBerDs 5 Es4 1888 ssg
S Ell II q I'm n.-gFebtf aif s, 10 utsb is Res
NIT snteEeefrr pnI &e fatl !stneeoH Rotten nit
an erfaniIfer &iberFteHn erfornert Hrb YfaliSs
redt pnrbebuEttn @ettanf frei bon 8uriidunsaie.
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We confess our surprise at this re-
suit
Certain causes, which we may here.
after have occasion to avert and dilate
upon. induced Mr. Fletcher about two
years ago to assume hostile attitude
towards Governor BroWnlow and his adj.
ministration, as well as the Republican
party of this State.
He isatill the avowed enemy of Goy-
ernor Brownlow, though professedly an
advocate ofthe Republican party.
I We regard Mr.. Fletcher as danger
Gus man to the peace of any party with.
which he may be connected.
He is of that class Of dissatisfied
spirits 1hat are alwayssin unrest so long
as they see anything that does not COM
port with their. ideas of propriety and
CONFORM exactly to their arbitrary
standard. .s III. ,T ss.s
He is eminently selfish and will ems
deavorsto affect the destruction of any,
party he can not controll Or whose, or.
ganization does not in some way, siRures
to his personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT a'g
He j. literally destitute Of what is
called principle, as ia evidenced by the
ingratitudee he has displayed towards
Governor Brownlow, who four years
ago found him an elumosinary object,
almost sans culottes, floating hither and
thither, hummer indeed, and by his IN IN
auence raised him to > positiono Of honor
and great profit, and gave to him q lglo-
cal habitation and d name. 2 e e ilasi egg
The election Of Mr, Fletcher viii yet
prove the HorstlabloW the Republican
party sdof sTenuessee ehas sustained.
There is fnofe In this matter than the
more bestoWal Of o position upon Mr..
Fletcher. BY his tefectione ever Judge
Patterson, the r fslatpfs of 7 ennessee
virtually Endorsed the doctrine Of Uni
4ersal Suffrage, and ratified the PROPOSE
don to prescribe ahd drive from the
6taLe al 1s qfkn@FH LII IN IL y
has not elapsed since MrsaFletcher de-
clared hin fhtention To raise and prosecute
4 political issue between the native and
adopted citizena Of this State. IS s Fl
sFarelgermore, the eleetio1f sofs Mr.
Flgfchst, under present circum tancea,
| is an insulting rshnket to- Governor
BroEnlow, and aFep1diatidn of the poll
ey that has guided The Repub liican art
| qf this State since its reorganization. 81
WesWillHayno moresat present as W.
have af1article I'm conterhp latfon wherein
MI FIstcher viii b. ventilated she de
| eeFEes.a4iAsa asEs toll a4ab et vi snifA
-
I | afasY Hnk .asas9sa AHa f+ sp 9satd AIN szas
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$aHoran n. 9fesiaue eegen 'Dsnnis
!. I.a..l Gpnnor Rna 9In0ere. az

Oats 4AS Scfan glarftfroge, tSrSIfsb pom g. ,tnb
~. Gtfenba5n 9epoti NIT 30 SuB SreIit an Mnrftza
iEaBe uno 1868 SUP suri diasis en6. 8
8 eb4mgu 4 g en- ! - @rcbtt altf 6, 10, f8anh 81
aeonats NeteA erfor ert NIT 1nerfaunler Sdbesz
ftenaws aHb eli, q fansreeB terbebalten. @vFtaaf
fret non 8uriidunbnte. e
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santes gBHittuOrtH. aominiltrator, &C
oeeen 2aHas BasbeuuO 9lneere. =
Saaes O. @odria eesen 9. s. Mcs
@apod.

ben 9atnfsite BON entbnlfens 6Mder, ant
19eIe bqe go htttaNs bss rct ii0rb snut g. q. BIC
gauoa e6t bsg sest apte fpLgt s3eeil9uf an eiaems
bon @neIrahe Hahe Rsm %lrfta mo- ser haS EpoT
Rnbe BET Der spriH9 dio, lueI Der 4uuft tit. ppn
trQaenen 2afbes roit 8tneftrAbe aAsgifq, I'M, bic
NmsaebnRng Der 2inie SprHtsitEuss III paiiiren,
fbte fpIdes In genafRfem Aan5bref ge fberf fptfb,
stA ba rem Centrum Der aneOeknnlia BON Gpriiees
lroBe entlang. 10 Aab beh tebeh sinsr 9inis IN reds
Ten @tl feLn mad bet AusesbnnAg BON Spruceitrate
n Sftlider Rtctn9 Mb parallel NIT efSier Qinfe no
Der 2inie ron @inerase nnb unh S6 ilbtb bic afnie
9euan1gte Stabe entIlua biz auau @uSaGna & A1er
ine baS B95nbaus fhbegftfIsn tpefoen.
8ebtmgmngeMs Grebsxe hlff s lfnb f27f pnntf init
Sntereifen pom 8srknnfstngt an 9soken mis- aners
tafntet Si@effeHafg erfrfhert NIB Elm RfQNhxkfb1
qcrtebaten. @srtauf eipcn 8nfhdnae ftt.
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asminittrators 8efanatmadlnng.

.
HoebHens 10 ais NbniiniIirator 6es uerRorbenen
Sos &bpte aaal ftrt Mls eelesti9 anSofslfrt poFeeh
fel, 10 furbsre To- bfernif ALE 4exfbHen lptI1e per
7if1sa Enuie ii. 60 ftllhet 9l7ee apf f u sio
a a,lhIic Saaaxe fiataufh ben tiIe ibfer 8ehinettns
Feifel, Dhne glaFf3nb Mad8nEemmen eAsk tie 6efbe
fa,naen aeaen hisfetbsn weEeeu IN Die Sanb tfises
@eeIaten aeEeot spefosn. %erionent pie qt erungsH
~ babsn, woAsn fpIeBe eet3r bealaMbigt nife tns
lerbaIb Der eeTesIia 1iprb rilbsn Strip etnfst9sn
cher lie inerhen fr tanner an5gef4Ioiisn weroelt.
B1iebaeI SaM8bms
nof0 ba Asmintftratrt bes uern. Sames Gogie.
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0fH5ielIe 9G,,seiaen
@bancerD IS err 6..fe

Slt @emGBbeit psn Oefretea erIaf{ea sar4 tdS
Gbnneerp @ert9t 81 9afbpiae IN ben bstrefenbea
S5dLleit, Tperne Id am Gourtbaiie am 10 tlbr am
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ebenfo Elm cOrreetes
9Jpffdntter gser;eicbnif
Der
Sereiuigten @taatea nnO territories
ent alien.

Ger 9eiousssbet fpridBt ben gef6dftsmdnnern
efige Staot ainb bes 5toates fir lire liberoIe Be-
ganiiiaune anb Mnempfsblitng friiBerer Museaben
er56ere Eerbrettung beifeben IN DFtf9niten, ne DE
IN .iberen Musgaf en- libt sinseiIofIen maren, ffe
8tuigung Der @efld tstuett er5aI1en uFo berfelben
sum 9ortbeiI aertidsn NTH etfHeht serfIbe has
an oneireHce 4ubhtHn inn eille Hbera.e nnterz
itasuns.
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@otuaro 5. gtaB stsen GOipar0 q.
gbeatbatn.
Nnn 8. aOuoDn oeeea gliaabstb GRel<
| N IS man uri0 QInOere.

4. Gin Got pom 40 5uB an ber ggetieite non 9iebs
ftraBe beatAnenb bel eiHem Ynnft 100 sSts nSrpstd
BON Qfneftsd6e ifrs 95 SSitB aIieib ueb etlie
tIeiren, fiinf 2immer enlightenment 9auie.
STAB tnS erawfnrsftfnbe sufdmmen nit IS SUB
Ero an Grnufctbitrabe ttno rs b n1d5 elner Mls
len suridIaufenb Muf bieen aots iteben srei Brid=
bdufer, weIdbe beion0ers nerfeuft meroen foHer.
@st nuf grehite pn1l nm So tea, NIT sntsEes
BON Bertnufstage an; Notet eror6ert nit anerfnnn<
teri GihsrfeIluite inb eta Hfanpretbt poFbebaIts
Rsrtauf fret pon 2nrId nabute. 3a7e ss
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ene game ssite uas elm eremp ar Sss But .s<5
81 g1tpe 10
y britteI ~ -. IL
seSg- sreis@ hes su9es So. nO11 sm y
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6. S. MlulIoD, Nbnsiniitrators ee9en
Die erben lasa @laubiaer oes pere
ltorbenen u. 9. 8apne. - @m. 6.
] Cartwright, Nniuinltrator, se8en
bic Grben unO 8Iaubieer bes berfters
benen 9l 81 geg. 50
9 Sin Graft aan6 bsIegen an Der Murfrtesbpro.
2an6ilraBe GesIenpan 9taikpia une in Zen Ranfz
Rriefen su " AGer @ebGIt ansegeben, getbeiEt in
TO lgenoer @et,ct snGmIid5 z--ass4ss=- --s
3raft So r. los Alder uflb 80 EpIes, mt Txont
an Der 2nl1Dtr1 be- rpreni Elm 9roBes Tsa1he Esobn=
bdus ltebt osute bic SafmonIaSes1 DH3teaftere vol
uro gates gBaier.
Frat SO. Q = ga Gderseie Bier he'll QefIdrt,
Tratt SO 3 - 5gs< MdeE, Elm GrittheH eetI6stsss
TYalt go IL 80 Ader nnS 100 4oies. pter 5anf
5rsis glo. a gass nab 20 poles, ptsr sanf
tbetIe eetIdrf.s rs ss.s3 sssss .ssasss ssEtl
50 pel6e 5sIers, ses. batana na6filtbtt Bic aarte
act gen. $500 s5ss+ sassfezs 7sss8es
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tereit feilt. IA
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pertbrDuer al nadeil, aIs bic friihereH Ausgaben.
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Anb Stationen on ben per59ieoenen bier einIaufens
ben giieHbabnen Iieferll NORM
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-11
DAVENPORT, IOWA. SATURDAY. JULY Ii. 1868.


Gem naplimentary - D1s1. manslu.
We learn that eur sstimable friend. Msj.
Hauill, found the following resolutions. to-
sethsr With . valuable collection of books
ewsisips his rsturn from short visit 10
The sosntry:
WssssAs, Maj. Hs.ill's soanestisa With
the scheels has esassd-
Resolssd, That Is our association and
eemuisRiiue has Sssa enc oa pleasure anc
improysmsnt, and the firm Welding OF
strong ties Of friendship. We siaesrsly re-
eret his departure from our rsnks, and the
ssverine Of thsss ties. which have bound
him. alike to pupils and ass ociates.
Rssolusd, That % patriot, who has Civ
eu his best energies and lifs's blood 70 his
country. aud stil carries in his right long.
the wound that 10 sloWly and surely vndes-
mining his health, ws tender him every
sourtssy, and give him our kindsst aud
best regards.
R0olrsd, That ~ . gentleman, posssss-
ing all the elements OF tius manhood, and
above oil, . noble, christian character, and
principle, and answering fidelity to truth,
We recognize in him one whose influence
has always been sxsrted in faver Of the
right, and whose labers have bssn produo-
live Of lasting COED.
Rssslped, That ~ sssog.iss In hin Z
ssalsus. earnest worker in the cause Of Cd
ucation, and that wherever be may 60. b
will bear With hin eur love, and respect
and best wishes for his suecess.
Resolesd, That We present MAJ. Hsmill
With sens tshsn Il ssess0, ed aPprscia.
tien ofhis worth.
10 behalf Of the the tosshsfs Of Davsu.
port city sehoelA ~
v. A: Bsxls,
n. 8. TRiPP, Committss
~ II. A. MC0oHDpAL)
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-11

Tho slaias ef the let Iowa Cavalry
saasot b paid at present. under the Law Of
The last session, on sceount of The men,
assival IT copies u esrtsia rslb fssa Wash
ingten. s4a sasst
Tighten car loads Of Oscalsoss people
went to Dss Noinss On The Fourth.
Tho execution Of Eths murder. Ne
Osrnisk, sst fcs Friday has bssa adjousns(
for the prsssnt. Case carried - ths Sa-
prsms Court.
The news Of the New York nomina-
lions vas received with great snthusiasn
and rejoicing in Ill the principal cities Of
the Ststs. There 10 wailisg ssd despea-
dsacy in the radical camp.
-Oscssla has Aourishing Lodges Of Ma
sons and Odd Fellows aud Alec Masonic
Chapel, aud Odd Fellows Encampmsnt.
The Peoples saving bank. Of Dubuqas
has declared . dividend of2O per cent. On
last years. sarsings, payable On demand
free from government tax.
-A:young lady sgsd IS ysars, named
Niemanu, was run over by freight car and
killed at Burlington, on Thursday last. In
stepping from the track to avsid the In
coming trains, she stepped upon . side
track just in time to be caught by q cai
that was being bseksd 10 the opposite di.
rsction.
The Democrats are holding ratification
meetings al over the Stats-ths ball Is roll
ing and victory 10 certain.
-Ksskuk bad 81, 900 Ore on wsdnss.
day night. Thos. Mysss carriage iastssy
sad $4,000 worth Of carriages. Incendias.
ism-no insurance.
-Rdorts are being made In several cit
iss 70 galvsuizs Grant clubs into life-a
sorry task.
"A Jasper county catamount attsmp
ted to make dinner Of some school chill.
dren, and got shot.
Sleeping cars are TO be put upon the
night trains Of the Burlingto ton and Missouri
Railroad, after the 10Th inst.
Tho Hardin county Board Of Super
visors have adopted the Township Collsc-
tor system.
Tho convicts charged with having SET
Ere to the Prison. have had preliminary
examination. and have been held to bail, in
the sum Of q 900 each.