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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-01-24
HARDWARE IRON
ST'O y
MAJ
G. A. Pul'dy.
CRECSO IOWA

OASA0oo INV a
Would announce to the public, that Just
having been east and purchased stock Of
stoves Of the manufacturers consisting Of
al ~ diGereht varieties, he will iuaran-
tee to sell d cheap as can b sold west Of
the river.
His stock o ....-~... ~--.~---
III !. hHARDWAREil a.
is now complete; consisting of avesythine
that pertains to the business. io-
He invites everybody to call and ex-
anime his goods, and ask QUESTIONS
as to prices and quality and they
will be cheerfully answered whether
they purchase or not. I'LL @@
p . Store room one door north Of
Ciemmer's Drug Store in the Brick
Block. -
+ Where he keeps full and complete stock
Of Hardware, Iron, Nails, Stoves, Tin and
hciiow-ware, at as low prices as the times
will permit: a.
|rz Every article warranted to
beas represented, or the mon
ey refunded. .,. L.: '. d., i
Cresco, Nov 90, 1867. 40.
33tf) s4 G. a. PU'RDY. .
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Amended by striking out bills Of
j b Mitchell and H w Partch.
Report as amended adopted.
@@ On motion tho chairman Of the
Board was authorised to repair tie
bridge on the West branch Of the
Turkey river. west of Howard Cen
tire and the Clerk was authorized to
issue warrants 10 payment therefor.
On motion Mr.. Griffin was allow
ed $6, 90 balance duo him as per
Thos Sullivan $5, 90 as per bill.
" N On motion adjourned until Ga. m.
tomorrow.
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% motion report was adopted. :.
Report OH Sheriffs, Justices and
Constablss accounts recomme end the
following claims.
Fl Shuttlcworth Const. EOS all'd
j F Powell sheriff, 400 -
- 24,O0 !"
!" F" 1913 "
] b Mitchell Justice 1925 -
Thos Dale constable $50 +"
II w Partch justice 1855 "
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IN HOiuoesAO pAASOc W CVAsASs Va ~ NsAV
which they now odcrat ia sesseEg 8e
Besr. Woaf. ana buiHaio rcs,es 3i,lisa ofs to 10
sets ~ f6fs. Sable Ermine " Mtnk'S~ g to -
Lsdle's Mufs - Ht& sssi aseaz Us TO 60
do Cellars .set sa#9s8Ess .s.tta Al J No 10
Snk and Satin dress patterns w1aN st.iisI IS
~uerele and Egyptian elasAs +| - II
Alpaca and Muslin de iainss satg@@@s 70 10
French .ssinos and ;.tas - ! 70 %
I:lmarI asd elepsie III; ,i snsn 1to
Sets nne Guns and collars - So .'i,s8s 2 S
hsndkerchlefs, silk, plain, isemaicheL
ana embrotdered linen lawn; psr dos to Is
Ladies and Cent? c0etou, woolen and -E
silk hose and half hsee per dog psir, Ato -
Ladies ana Gents m<s3aa. cotton, linen Esi4
Z and cotton shirts and undefshifta; each Sto 8
Cost, ve4 and pantalopn patterns d -en s-3
setpth, cssimereS ard doeSkm 10 Is
Lihen and WOODEN table covcTS @s'f.@1 So s
White and colcred napkins per dos 6to IL
Muslihs 1hAs aadsableachsd per ySrd Is 70 40 cts
iFlanAels;i shawls in WOODEN; silk and me-
lfino nubias or clouds; wooden hoods; ,Blan-
ket1 linen and muslin sheets; velvet and
morocco portmonaies; shopping bags; wall
fetS; affeershadm pipes; fur and si1sbladc
pocket knives, with pearl, tortoise and ivory
handles; French clocks; gilt and bronze
inusic boxes; srsvOlvers; fswkng pieces,
fancy combs; haiI nets; work boxes; silver.
card cases; albuias; family aud pocket BIZ
les: opera glasses &c. an r.l'+u ,a@
b Wehavc also received splendid assert
ment Of wv
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-Gen. Nc
DOwell has arrived 10 this city, and to-
day reported to the Secretary OF War in
accordance with his order. Subsequently
he was accompanied by Secretary Soho.
field to the White House, and paid his
respects to President Johnson.
The Senate's judiciary Committee
this morning took up VIM. NJ. Evart's
nomination for Attorney General, and
after a discussion il was agreed
to report fsvorably, Trumbull,
Frelinghuysen, johnson and Hendricks
voting 10 the affirmative against Stew
art, EdmOnds and Conkling.
The bill providing for biennial ses-
sions of the Territorial Legislatures was
considered today by the Senate's Com
mittee on Territories, and the Chairman
was authorized to report fsvorabiy there
on. This bill fixes the salaries of the
Governors OF Territories st $500 per an
mum.
FowIer's bill providing for the election
of Governors and their Secretaries, Of
Territories, by the people, was laid over
for this session.
A letter from Senator Grimes, at Bath,
says his health is ain ost wholly restored.
he has gained in flesh, and does not find
any difficulty in using his limbs. He
does not propose TO return to the Senate
this session. but will shortly return 20
his home In Iowa.
Gen. Howard, with the approval OF
the Secretary OF War, has initiated meas
ures for the early withdrawal Of the Blu
reau from South Carolina Gen. Scott,
Commissioners Of that State, having been
elected Governor, it would be necessary
to put man in his place, but he will re-
main connected with the Bureau until a
proper officer can be selected. Gen.
Howard directs him to recommend
suitable man for the position, and 70 re-
duce the number OF agents IS soon as
possible.
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, July S.-The Legis-
lature to day, after some unimportant
business, went into a joint session and
selected VIM, p. Kellogg United States
Senator for the long term and John S.
Harris for the short term.
The Democratic members of both
Houses to-day presented q communica-
ton to Gen. Buchanan, reeiting that the
presiding officers Of both Houses had
proceeded, in violation of the State Con-
stitution, the instruction OF the General
of the Army and the General command
ing the Department, in excluding mem
bers who were entitled to seats, and they
now appeal, in behalf Of the people of
Louisiana, for redress, and ask the mill
tary commander, by virtue of his su-
thority, to place them 1.-THE said excluded
members) in their seats.
Gen. Buchanan replies by saying that
while, in his opinion, these proceedings
are Illegal, unjust and oppressive, and
are known to be in opposition to the will
Of the Gsneral-in-C Chief, yet he deems
that the interests Of law, order and the
people Of the State, in this crisis, will
not be best subserved by forcible inter-
ference to correct the abuses complained
Of; but says he will forward their COM
muniestion, with copy of his letter, to
Gen. Grant and the Chairman OF the
Reconstruction Committee.
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GENERAL ITEMS.

Wool is selling at from thirty to
forty cents q pound in Michigan.
Potatoes are selling for a penny a
pound In Ireland.
-Three-fifth of the Boston girls seen
on the streets carry books in brown
paper pressed against their bosoms.
"A lady OF New York has spent two
months in coloring meerschaum, and
doesn't give it up yet.
Thirty car loads Of live stock come
eastward, over the Kansas Pacific Rail-
way, daily.
Toronto is declared 10 be one Of the
dirtiest cities in the world.
Scarlet and blue are the fashionable
eolors for bathing dresses.
"A Partisan gardener has produced a
rosebush with 1900 fall roses.
-Ex.President Buchanan left exactly
$3.50, 5s2.
ole Bull is said TO be going to China.
Prince Alfred secured 0'Farrell's
The Radicals attempted to get up q
Cant and Colfax pole and flag raising
- town i'm Connecticut the other day,
md thew could not muster force enough
- erect the pole. They had to call upon
the Democrats for assistance
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
SPECIAL TO MEMPHIS APPEAL.
THE CONVENTION.
EIGHTEEN BALLOTS WITHOUT A
NOMINATION.
PENDLEToN KILLED BY HIS
FRIENDS.
THE CONTEST New BETWEEN HANCOCK
AND HENDRICKS.
mI,a FCoyaipo tinu will I1a Made To-
SPECIAL TO MEMPHIS APPEAL.
THE CONVENTION.
KILLED BY HIS
FRIENDS.
THE CONTEST New BETWEEN HANCOCK
AND HENDRICKS.
The Nomination VIII be Made To-
day.

Special Dispatch 10 Memphis Appeal
NEW YORK, July 8, $3.50 p.m.-The
seventh ballot, which was taken
Immediately upon the call to order,
indicated activity on the part Of
Pendleton's friends during the previous
night-counting 1879, johnson falling
away to 121, Hancock counting 421,
and Hendricks 393.
On the tenth ballot Pendleton ad-
vsnced to 147, Hendricks so, Hancock
declining to "a, and Johnson to six.
On the eighteenth and closing ballot
-Pendleton fell to 56l, Hendricks sd-
vanced to 81, and Hancock to I444.
johnson receiving a full Tennessee
vote, and Chase from California,
given him since the twelfth ballot.
On the eighteenth ballot Illinois
voted full for Hendricks, and
contrary to instructions of their Con-
vention.
The delegate from the Second Dis
trict protested and entered vote for An
drew johnson.
The Chairman oveTruled, but the Con-
vention sustained him.
The vote Of the Tennessee delegation,
up to the 18th ballot, stood as follows
Pendleton-Bate, House, Forrest, Camp
bell, CoHnor, Caldwell, Msrberry, Nc
Loughlin, Walker, johnson, Nelson,
Nichols, Joe Leftwich, Cooper, Ramage,
Thomas, Kyle, White, Williams, Ed
wards and Thompson.
The race is now between Hancock and
Hendricks, with odds Of one hundred to
twenty, in favor of the former.
Chase and johnson are now conceded
out of the race.
Pendleton men are bitter against Hen
bricks, and will oppose him for either
Office, preferring Blair for Vice Presi-
dent.
The West and Southwest are caucus
ing for the latter tonight.
1t is rumored that Pennsylvania and
New York are holding out to the Wes-
tern men, and will make a rush for
Chase. Also, that Hendricks will be
Withdrawn tomorrow.
The nomination will be made to-mor-
row.
Pendleton was killed by his friends.
johnson is the most popular of all the
candidates, but fears of his making
race will prevent his nomination.
J. NJ 4.
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PLATFORM OF THE TENNESSEE
NJ. q lnr.EE 4 ~

LIST. The Conservative men Of Tonnes
see, putting aside all questions decided
by the war, sccept the title Of Demo
Gratis and formally unite themselves
with the Democratic party as it now
exists.
ID. The question Of the right of a
State to secede from the Union has been
decided by arms, and that decision
should be accepted IS final and conclu-
sive.
81, Nevertheless, while the COnstitu-
tion makes the Federal Government su-
preme, il is so only with well defined
limitations and restrictions, leaving the
States large rights and powers over their
domestic concerns, and making them Co
equal in respect Of such rights and
these rights have not been impaired by
the result Of the war, or the powers OF
the General Government aggrandizea
by il, to the enlargement OF public
liberty.
4th. The extinguishment Of African
Slavery is recognized as q fact, ratlne0
by binding Constitutional Amendment.
9Th. The inyestiture Of negroesWith the
right Of suffrage, by the Congress OF the
United States, and the disiranchisement
of white men. by the same authority, is
a gross usurpation of power, and policy
unjust, unWise and oppressive ana tend
ing to excite q war OF races the white
men of America are entitled TO superb
ority and supremacy in the administrs-
tion Of the Federal and State govern
ments; and any measure INTENDED 10
depriye them of it, or to divide or impair
it. greatly endangers the perpetuity OF
free republican institutions.
9Th. The faith Of the nation is pledged
70 the payment Of the national debt
according 10 the terms Of the laws under
which the bonds were issued, and not
otherwise. The time of payment Of the
bonus ought not to be extended; the
principal Of the fve-twenty bonds ought
10 be paid in currency, and the money
granted to Educational banks TO be with
rRwn.
9Th. The Government bonds should be
taxed in the hands of the bOndholders,
equally with other property.
Sth. The doctrines and practices OF the
Radical party, which endeavors, by en-
erosching upon the powers OF the EXecu-
tive and Judicial branches of the Gov
eminent, to absorb in the Legislative
Department all powers, tend to the de-
struction of the Republican system Of
Government and the civil liberties OF the
people,
9Th. Equal and exact justice to all men,
Of whatever State or persuasion, relig-
ious or politicali peace commerce and
honest friendship with all nations; en-
tangling alliances with none; the sup
port of the State Governments In all
their rights, as the most competent ad-
ministration of our domestic concerns
and the surest bulwsrk against anti-Re-
publican tendencies; the preservation of
the General Government in its whole
constitutional vigor, as the sheet anchor
Of peace at home and safety abroad a
Jealous care Of the rights Of election by
the people and the supremacy of the
civil over the military authority.
10th. Andrew johnson the first choice
of the Democracy OF Tennessee; but
their Delegates left free to unite in Sc
leeting another rs the candidate for the
Presidency.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, July Seen. Csuby
has issued an order restoring civil rule
Ia North Carolina, when the President
shall have proclaimed the ratification Of
the l4th amendment. Then the fune-
tions of military officers are to cease.
The prisoners under charges for viola
tiOns Of the reconstruction laws, are to
be discharged, and those for other
ofienses are to be turned over to the civil
authorities.
COLUMBIA, July S.-Gov. Ore last
message was sent to the Legislature to-
day.
The constitutional amendment was
adopted by the Senate, five only voting
ia the negative.
Gov. Scott will probably be inaugu-
rated Tomorrow.
The chief contest for the Senatorship
in this district is between A. q. MRckey,
Collector Of the port of Charleston, and
+. A. Sawyer, Assessor Of Internal Rev
enue.
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report bill reducing the army nearly
one-haf. He also reported q bill estab-
fishing rules and regulations for the gov
eminent of the army, which would also,
he hoped, be considered Friday evening.
The bill to transfer to the Interior De
partment certain powers and duties now
exercised by the Secretary OF the Treas
ury, in connection with the Indian AT
fairs, was passed.
SENATE.
Edmonds, from the Judiciary COM
mittee, reported with recommendation
to indefinitely postpone the bill to regu-
late and linnit the admiralty Jurisdiction
of district courts.
The Judiciary Committee was relieved
from the further consideration OF the bill
to allow Indians to testify in courts, in
certain cases.
Mcdonald introduced bill for aid
Ia the construction of the International
Pacific Railroad from Cairo to the Rio
Grande.
Also bill to provide levees to secure
the l0wlands of Arkansas and Missouri
from inundation, which was referred to
the Committee on Commerce.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE.

An evening session was ordered for
Friday, aud the House proceeded to con-
slider the Senste's amendments to sun
dry civil expenses Of the Appropriation
bill, the most Of which were nOn-con-
CURED in, and Conference Committee
asked for.
The House then took up the former
bill for the removal of political disabili-
ties from certain parties. The name of
Chas. w. Helm, of Leavenworth, was
struck out, and among those inserted was
the name Of Edward Copeland, of Ken
lucky, and the bill was passed by the
two-thirds vote.
Garfield reported that the Military
Committee would on Friday evening,
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MASONIC TRIBUTE OF RESPECT


HALL HAMILTON LODGE, No. z99, F. AM.
WHEREAS, By a dIspensation OF an AI-Wise
Providence our worthy Brother, w. I. BAL
LEY, ID. D.. has been removed by death from
our midst to the Celestial Lodge above there.
fore, be it
Rescued That in the death Of our beloved
Brother, Or. W. T. BAILEY, our Order has lost
one OF its brightest ornaments, society a useful
mem Der, his family an indulgrnt hus band and
fatneT, who ever responded literally 10 the So
licit8tions of the needy, aud rendered assist
ance to the poor sick without compensation,
thereby exhibiting true charity in ali its beauty.
Resolved That we offer our heartfelt SYM
pathy and coincidence To the family and rela-
tives OF our deceased Brother, who have thus
suddenly been deprived OF his protection, sup
port and good counsel.
Resolved That the members OF the Lodge
wear tho usual badge of mourning for thirty
days as a tributs OF respect to his memory.
RcSOlUed That these resolutions be spread
upon The minutes of the Lodge, that the Secre-
tRry furnish copy of the same to the family
Of our deceased Brother, aud that they be pub
lished in the Memphis Daily Appeal.
W.N. WILKINSON.
JOHN W. GRAHAM,
ID. C. MODOUGAB,
Memphis, July s, 1858. Committee.
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Florence synOdleaI Female College

1NHIs Institution, which has long eDJoyedp
i very high reputation among the female
colleges OF the South, is situated At Florence.
Ala, which Is admitted to be enc OF the most
delightful and salubrious towns In the scuth-
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad runs
from TuEcum bia II South Florence. Its Presi-
dent Rev. DR.. WM II. MITCHELL, is we'll
known as one OF the ablest teachers in the
country. Next session viii commence on the
sab day of september next.
For further particulars apply 20 the Presi-
dent fT1 imdaw
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TELEGRAPhIO MARKETs.
New York Market.

NEW YORK, July Section less active and
dropping, sales l2OO bales; uplands 351zSS5c.
paid. sugar dSl, Cuba IG14@I214c. Molasses
nominal. Fletr active ana 5Sl0c better.
Wheat 81 0z92 H.. Corn steady 81 =.
Dry Goods are nrm, prints range from 10 70
lac standard sheeihgs l7lSe.
Money is steady aud unchanged sterling
firm IO14glO5si gold 4V5s new Tennessee 693s.
New Orleans Marker.
NEW ORLEANS, July S.-Cotton advanced,
mlddlings 321ac sales $50 Dales /; receipts ~.
STERLING 539o5H. New lorK Sight q PIE
MUM. Cod 4O14. Flour quiet, supertileS p /;
cnoice Sl9l2 Corn steady S09y5c. Oats quiet
7213c. Hay, prime western SZz. Pork steady
sEs Bacon dropping, shoulders ISc; clear sides
l7c. La dull, H9l9c.
Louisville Market
LOUIS IIILE, July S.-The Tobacco Fair is an
immense success. 40 hhds. were offered. The
first premium was awarded 10 the Pickett
" arehouss for BALLARD county. Brish wrap
miual for sIiB SO for Hart county. The third
premium was given TO the Louisville Ware
house for Hart county, which SOFA St $40. The
nrst premium, for shipping leaf, was given TO
Warren county, which brought SIS 90. The
second premium TO Christian county, which
brought ST. Flour, superrine s79T 90. Wheat
81 % 9SI e5 Corn 95e96c. Oats 7S@e9e. Rye
81 10 Mess Pork s2s. Lard l654gI7c. Bacon,
shoulders l254Q1l3c; clear rib siuvs I61(egIe1zc
clear sides l6549l7c. Bulk shoulders nc cie0r
| sides l6c,
Cincinnati Market.
CINcIENATI, July s.-Floor dun and nominal,
family 1903 70. v heat ST. 9092. Corn S4GSSc.
Oats 75976c. Whisky Sc, bonded. Pork SIS.
Bulk Shoulders llH9ll54c- held at these ng
ures. Bacon, shoulders I214c; clear rib sides
l6c clear sides lo1zc; hams lS13@l9c. Lard
held p TO s4c higher. Butter 26gsOc. Eggs l7c.
ST. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, July S.-Flour very quiet Tobacco
unchanged. Wheat 81 1907 Is. Corn 77gS5c.
Oats 7Sg75c. Pork S27 259zS .. Bacon, should
ers l214c; clear sides l0j4c; hams Z01zc. Lard
Foreign Markets.
LONDON. July S.-Consols closed 947s995. U.
s. Five-twenties 73g7S1s.
LIVERPOOL, July S.-Uotton steady, sales z, 600
bales. Prices unchanged.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

KENDALL-The friends and aequaintances
OF Major G. V. Rambsut are respectfully in
yited to attend the funeral of his cousin, Capt.
Il. b. KENDALL, from Grace Church, this Morn
ing, at o'clock. Carriages in attendance.
N.B.-An Odd-Fellows of this city are re-
spectfuDy invited TO attend, he being an An
Client Odd-FeIlow
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RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, July Shark Grayson,
the pedestrian, left here to-day TO walk
TO Omaha, making sixty Democratic
speeches en- route. The trip is TO con-
sumo forty-five days. He carries flag
marked Democracy" A large crowd
followed him to the suburbs.
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WE learn that in the United States
Circuit Court for the Northern District
Of New York, at Canandaigua, Allen P.
Hewlett has been convicted Of secreting
his property from his assignee in bank
ruptcy, and sentenced to the peniten-
tisry for one year and eleven months.
The extreme penalty Of the law de-
manded for the efense in section A is
fnraa Vasrs
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MAINE.

PORTLAND, July s.-The Republican
State Convention to-day nominated
Joshua +. Chamberlain for Governor
and appointed Electors. The resolutions
indnrsa Grant and Cnnoress.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, July ga conspiracy TO de-
prive the Queen, and place Don Anto-
MIA, the Duke Of Pontpensier, at the head
OF the Government OF Spain, has been
discovered. Five prominent Generals
have been arrested.
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NEW YORK.

SYRACUSE, July S.-The State Radical
Convention to-day nominated John A.
Griswold for Governor. The platform
.indorses Congress and Grant. An cleo
toral ticket was also nominated.
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KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE
six MILES SOUTH OF FRANKFORT.
Col. 3. T. P. ALLEN, Superintend't.
Assisted by an Able Faculty.

THE I'D Aeademieal year OF this Inst tuts
viii begin on Monday, septemberT, lsos.
TERMS-Three hurdred and hfty dollars
$50 per ACCIDENTAL year Of 40 weeks
Refer 70 Messrs. Parker Ward & Co, Men,
phfs Tenn from whom Catalogues may be had.
For special information, address Col. r i. p.
ALLEN, Superintencen Farmdale, franklin
county, Ky. tei2 daW3m
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NOTICE.

T meeting of the Directors Of the DsSoto
"A Insurance and Trust Company. held this
day at the Company 3 Office, dividend OF six
per cent, free ofGoYernnent tax, was declared
upon the capital stock or said Company.
July Z, 1858 J. @. LOSSDALE, Secretary.
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TUBS TEMPLE OF MIRTH NOW PREsENTs
the Greatest Constellation or Artists ever
presented to g Memphis audience. NEW
SONGS, DANCES, BURLEPTAS, FARCES,
PANTOMIMES, Etc.
Admission 80 cents Private Boxes, IS.
Doors open at "a, performance to commence
at 81 O'Clock. ap2
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nISsOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.-Th
IL copartnership heretofore existing under
the style OF LAMBERT q COMMAGERE, is
this day dissolved ~ limitation, and ths death
OF Chas. +. Lambert. The undersigned will use
the name Oh the hrIn only in liquidation.
TREO. COBIMA6ERE,
+. A. LAMBERT.
New Orleans, June 30, hes
GOPARTN ERSHIP.-The undersigned, sue
y eessors 10 x. LAMBERT, have this day
formed n eopartnership, under the style and
firm OF COMMAGERE q LAMBERT, and VIII
continue in this city The business heretofore
conducted by the former house.
THEO. COAIMAGERE,
+. A. LAMBERT.
New Orleans July !. Is6S. jy7 I'm
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three years.

AT A MEETING Of the Radicals of
Boone township, Franklin county, on
the goth ult., it was
Rescued, That we will not vote for
any independent candidates, nor will we
vote for, support or cOuntenance for
Office any man who uses intoxicating
liquors as beverage; and that we most
earnestly request and recommend all
citizens to subscribe for and read the
Missouri Democrat.
That is like the inscriptions on a fence
in this city, which reads:
BUY HOOFLAND's Buy YOUR CoFFTEs
ti5ERMAE BITTERs. OF HoLTz q Co.