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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-09-22

The Democratic gain is 100 per cent,
while the Republican gain is only 20
per cent. AT this rate the redemption
of Maine is only a question of time.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-09-22
VERMONT.

For Electors at Large GEORGE W. GnANpEr, OF
vergennes; II. FAIRBANKS, of st. Johnshury
For. Elector -- Third strict-GEoRoE VIII
KINs, of Stowe.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-09-22

10 y y I1ttII US I@9NI'
The election in theTown has gone just
as we expected. The Republicans have
carried the Town by an increased ma.
jority, but the heaviest proportionatC
gains have been on the Democratic side
rs you will see by the figures:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07
new Y0RK.

New Yokk, July Tin rsspons y re-
cent letter from . number of citizens Of
New York, Andrew johnson has written :
letter relative 70 his candidacy before the
democratic Convention for the presidency,
IN which he says be Is not ambitious Of
iurtnsr service. He might say further On
ouraace IN that elevated and responsible
position unless BY cali % general and
ansquivocal that i, would b "a eodorpe-
msns By the people q HE sudeeyeee . d.
fend the Consultation ma ~ reeerved
rights Of the several esmnouwesltha. n
me present temper Of parties he says BE-
GAG naroIy expect . rscsiss such sndoess-
oens. ne rsturne thanks f. tAe eoo0-
$500 esspl.yed u hin = : publis ssrveak
eea = oeue!uston leaves HE oonoe 81 IN.
sssfn ~ Aases sfths pssslA b vhsss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07

CaIcAoo, Jsly THE attendaase q
Dexter Park yesterday Was very small
There we're thrss races, The Asst : Sher0an
House purse Of $500, two mile hsats, and
vas won By 4ssrill-tims S:471, 3:45a and
8:4sf.
The sscend rase. Trsuont House purse
Of $500, mile heats, three in ave. va Won
BY Malcolm. Frank Wsbbsr took the 6rst
hsat-tims l:4sa. 1:47a, 1:b9 and 1924.
The third race, Briggs House purse Of
$500, dash OF two miles, free to oil, was
won by Ruth-tims S:42A.
A sailor named Arthur King was stabbed
BY : rough u Haas Park on Saturday and
died Ia 20 minutes.
Thes. Brown died from the eiFeels efsun.
stroke on Saturday.
Henry Barry was shot By policeman o..
MALTA about o'clock this morning and dam
esrously wounded. The ofaoss astempted
to arrest Barry for Insulting language. Bar.
~ drow knife, end the policeman fred
ave shots in sslf-dslsncs, - sGleee OMAHA
says.
". R. Mould, lats ssssstasy u he Gill;
seos' Protective Feel Company, adeoendss
and asllslesr, dsaiss icing slshss. He ays
hs rssignsd Il April. and his aseeusts =
thaS de vsss aSpssvsd ~ As dirsslesa
His bssA Of ~. 90 q I'D - - wssth-
- ~ - assssts thss ~ pssGbsly 80.
w. HaldeWestA, . pro0laeot basinsGs
man q this city, was taken III yesterday
and died in half IN houf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07

AN ORDINANCE amending an ordinance
to amend an ordinance entitled, IAN Or
dinancs to authorize the Davenport CITY
Railway Company to Construct and Ops
rate Horse Railway on Third Street. y
passed and approved January I'd, 1858.
SECTION I. Be 10 enacted by the City
Council Of the City of Daren, ort:. That sec
ton Of an ordinance to amend an ordi.
nance entitled, IAN ordinance to authorize
the Davenport City Railway Company to
construct and operate Horse Railway on
Third street." passed and approved January
I'd, 1868, be and is hereby repealed, and in
lieu thereof the following DO enacted TO-
wit:
Sac. 2. Said Company may regulate and
establish from time to timc such rates Of
fare Tor the transportation Of persons over
their road ~ they may eco proper; pro.
vidsd that the charge from one extreme
to another. or any lees distance. shall not
exceed ten Q0) cents, and after The expire
tien Of five years. the fare lhall not exsssd
eight (O) eeats for such charge.
Passed and approved July LIT, 1853.
Attest, n. DosAsup. MAYER.
JoHN LILLis, City Olerk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07

nsv,: rssAss. isslf.assss. vsssssal Aiasasss
beAly sssso. end ssxsal ssssssss ere III sapsbss
sfpredaeisg weakness Of Ne gsussstivs Or.
gaas. The organs Of generation. when IN per-
feet health. make the man. Did you ever think
thea these bold. defiant. energetic. psrsevsrins,
ouecessful business men. are always those whose
Gensrativs organs are in perfect heslths You
asver hear such men complain Of being melan-
shciy Of nervousness, Of palpitaton Of the heart.
They are never afraid they cannot succeed in
bnsiness, they don't become sad and discour-
AID they are always polite and pleasant in the
company Of ladies. and look you and them right
an the face, none Of your downcast looks or any
other mcsnness about them. l do not mean
those who keep the organs innamed by by run
ming 90 excess. These will not only ruin their
constitution, but slso those they do business
With or for.
How many men from badly cured diseases,
from the effects ofso.f abuse and excuses, have
brought about that sssteof weakness in those or
eans that has reduced the general system 20
much as 10 induce almost every other disease
idiecy. lunscy. paralysis. spinal affections, sui-
eide. and almost every ether form Of disease
which hunaa,ts 10 heir T.. and the real cause Of
The trouble scarcely lever suspeetsd. and have
Acstsesd Ter oil but the right one.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07

m ,su ere ss6srisg Or have su1srsd kso in
voluntary dischssgss. what s6sss dess u pro-
dses upoa your general hsalths DO yos feel
vssh, dsbiltsted. easily tired, Doss . little
s.trs szsrsion produce palpitstion Of sss hearty
Doss yeus liver or urinary oreass. sr year kid
nsys freqcsnslv get out Of orders 10 POUR ufise
sometimes thick. milky. or Hocky. OF isn ropy on
sestlinss Or does . thick scsm rise 10 the top'
Or is . sediment q the bottom aftsr Il has stood
swhiiei Doyeu have spells Of short breathing
o. dyspepsia, Are your bowels coasupstsds
% you have spells Of faintiak Or rushss Of blood
% she head 10 your memory impaired lsyouE
mind constantly dwelling upon this subjscsf D.
ysu fee, dull. istless. mopins. tired Of company
Of hfes Do you wish 10 be left alone. 70 get
away from everybody Does any little thing
make you start or jump 10 your sleep broken
or rsstlssss 10 the lustrs Of your eye - bril-
liauts The blsom on your cheek o. brights Dc
you enjoy yourself 10 society - weils DO you
Vsrsus your businsss with the same energy
Do ycu feel as much confidence In yourselfl
Are your spirits dull and tagging, given TO FITS
~ mslancholys lfso. do not lay IL 70 your liver
or dyspepsia. Have you restless nightsf Your
back weak. your knees weak. and have but little
appetite. and you attribute this to dyspspsia or
Diver complaint
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07

decisions II he's been his habit 70 scquiescs.
Cable dispatches from London, Paris,
Berlin. Stuttgart, Hamburg. Dresden, Mad
rid, Bssnss BRUSSELS. Vienna. St Peters
burg and Oonstantinopls announce that
the 4th Of July was celebrated in those ci-
S;aa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07
Care Il De.fasss.
LETTER FROM
REV. A. BRIGGS,
OF ROCK ISLAND.

VI NUN lSLANDs
Rocs ISLAND, ILL.,, June 80. 1855.
Da. LioRPusLL Dear Sir-0rasituds TO you
and . desire TO benefit others he's induced ne 70
make the following statement:
Fer the last four or ave years have had .
partial dsafssss in ny len ear, aal this. daeisg
the Lest nine months he's increased - sapidly
and 10 such ~ extent that could scarcely hear
Il al with il. and having during that time used
many remedies with no essential Or permanent
benefit, l soon began to think thaa should soon
lose the use Of that organ altogether.
But ritter seeing announcement Of your OIL
fetal visit TO this city, and conversing with one
whose deafness OF long standing you hal, as he
informed me; entirely removed, decided to
consult you, nnd if. after an examination you
thought you could restore my hearing, TO sub
init te an operation. Accordingly l called At
your rooms yesterday. and am happy to say that
in less than half hour. by skillful and pain
less operation with suitable instruments. you
rsstorsd my hearing completely, and trust
permanently.
Accept, my dear cir. the assurance Of my best
wishes for your future usefulness and prosper.
ity. A. BRIGGS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07
RAY Z TAYLOR,
DAAUgACgUnD - 49, - 49,
pm ponn1enln0 000nl


PAM po1nlouluo oooDo I
HAvlMQ o1aqea11 esdli1An spe ~ 0aoaAs1uo
- % e osoos N npoiso - -. = e
olev 1Eso . - ealls AsaSs nkas1sSalsS
Ne - scv 80 t:s,>e - sunov,,, -
We1sA - uAsaspasssd h syis, AnisA, 01Sl1S -
Gents Collars.
flain 4a.sasoit Persignsy.
CloA rnIsatioa "."0'''
+ Bean Ideal Coiict
Vanilla knameled Oarote,
Ladies' Collars.
1ngenie Linen Finish, y.
English 0sross.
1nameled
Linen Finish !"
Reversible Enameled.
Linen Finish.
ladies imitation Lace Collars,
Curtis Hnen po1oat 0ooom.
In addition 70 The above ~ na.ufhctneo III kinaa
q Ladies' and 0ent Cu16, both sinejo - rsVersi.
ee, plain, enanslo1 q nsn 49,, N q ~ la1eot
Seylee and beet material. An or eoo6o g ~ 81
". O. WADowoHfH, II D . Bsa1f oRuol 0ovoS.
pOrt. Raj TAILOR,
opginG1s11, No..
An popoe eoo01 OAnulhetufod n imlfn13oo oRlanen
q otkW WUVoA Aegimt afo inlinGumonoD a - ~.
- pe1nt 49, Meones1 b - ~ Ooo0s10
0lllnS o. e 1le9DA - = ple1qne ~ oaN USS0.
- 49, ~ peoes - e n1hGQl ~ g
'-0~S BE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07
ONO.

CLEVELAND. July 7.-John Ooole, who
killed two step sons named Quails, at War
rsnsvills on the 9th Of June, cut his throat
last night In his cell.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07

COMM Z RCIAl.

AoNYRsAL, July -Four deaths occurred
here from sun-stroks on Saturday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07

O0vo0pOrts .9oVv0.
THIS HOTRL SITUATED IN THE CHNTREO
y the businees portion Of thie city. and bpf one
block ffo0 the Ferry and Steam 0oot Laa1tne. mn
- epen Sof the recsDucn q guests On
Wednesday, APral 10sh, looo.
II ~ reesntly naAsseons tAessush repere - q.
tssstvs additions, aacng vhieh 9 disins haiI u
Sample foons for Aaents, and a1ple acesans1s.
tlcos for over 700 guests. Il being Surnshcd -.
ps0ee With NV modem st3led Furniture, - olnS1
Cooling Aengee, the lFop9ieeCep III wafronfoS r.
oGerlng 70 Families. Tourists "a the tfavelin0 ~
Ne, = eet1oetlve 6aGifable soepptne ploce o. ef
PsNHuAH. noLBY : CO.,
VsAeOOWU youQaGooeo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07
Frsn J. .. vvillilxer, or shis cisy.

Ffoa y. .. Wlllllxer, q 0hl0 city
This may esrtifv that DR.. Lighthilt operated
upen ne for the cure Of Deafosss. with the bee'
Of success. Iwss deaf In ny left ear for ssvsra
ysars. 60 now hear whispering. distinctly
TIE operation We entirely painless.
J.. 3. WlLLlxBH.
Corner Of Third aAd Cedar streets,
West Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07
NOTICE..

DIR. Ll0HTHlLL'S treatment for the cure Of
the above named diseases, Il reduced - such
stass Of simplicity and perfection that but on
visit 10 necessary, as the remedies can b used
a homo withou. amp pain aud without any inter
ruptiou to the patients avocstion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07

Davenport MARKET Report.
OvScn or Snn DAvsxpons Dnss CAR,
July ID. 1855.
plesn-Whoissals. o1o.4e; retail, eli 90.
WaBAs-No. 1. $40, for very ehsiss 0alens
end 1st close club.
BAalsS-No quotations.
OAso-eSc.
1Ys-None in the market,
Oo01-7lc,
onlons None In the market.
po9Asono-76e.
oUssm-a0s. ~ >.
8oos-I6c.
AAs-0eel fi.ssAy 90. seoolAee pr tss
Prairie oe-o0Ds.oo per Ton.
CeAL-OeN-1s0l7 esats PER bashel, fFou
wagons.
livered ole % per ton.
WesD-os wen 90. per Csri.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07
SPECIAL. NOTICE.

Address 70 the Nervous and Dso'ii'a'''
whose suiferings have been prctrac'eo
from hidden causes, and whose
require prompt treatment 10
render existence de-
'sirablc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07

-. AIOuls Market.
y Telegraph. July 9.
rlcur-Dull and unchanged.
wheat -Lewer. except for choice fall.
Csrn--Lower q 7S0S2,
Oats-Lowes ct e90s2.
Rye-f3old 1t l.s00l SIS.
Provieions- Very dull.
Pork-27.75 for round lots.
Bscon-.Shou!ders held At ls}S; clear sides
l611. with offers a less.
Lard. Sold at Is for key.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07

This little instrument combinss within the epace
occupied by the ordinary pocket Twceser' Nsii
hnife and Fila. aud Ear Spoon, and pair Of Twee-
SER II 10 ampls 10 IT. construction, being made
sahle and w0sknenlke manner: making a. Of ~
most useful and convenient articles for the pocket
ever presented to the public
Ladies win dad THE Article to Be verv oefnl snA
eoavenient adjunct 10 the sewing Maehino.
8oe01l RrtCO, - cents each.
For eele b. Eealefs n HasdWaro. Noeiuae on6
Fancy Articles aenssslly.
q: NORRIS 8 CO.. Wholesale Ag0s, spriAeAs,l.
uo0o apflS -Ao6dip
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07

New York Money Market.
By Telegraph July7.
Stoeks-6tsady.
beads-Cs 81, 1.18b sos, lst, i1sh: "a.
i.e7 1905, Sd, Is l-2
PaciAe Males
New York Central-1OlL.
Irfe- 7ex.
Ill Cent-1Go
Sorthwestern 1sk preferred saL.
Reck leland osL.
Darlington b Quincy-t 81
Waeash-4oS.
MI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07
CARD PRoM


Telegraph Operator. Rsck Island, Illinois.
This II 70 eertifo that have been deaf Il ~
lsfs ear fer ten years or more, sad durisg tAat
time hsve used great number Of remedies with
NJ apparent relief, and through oss p0nless
trseansat b Dr.. Lighshill, was restored 10.
Simultaneously 70 psrfee. herring.
J.E. FL.MlN0.
Rock Island. June 20, 1855.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07

Chicago Market.
BY Telegraph JULY.
Flour Quiet and armsr. Good to choice
grades s.S00ll. 90. upper price for fancy MIN
nssots: low grades 600S.75.
Whsat Primer and higher. No. I spring
O.. 81 Ne. 3 spring l.771{0l.7s.
Corn-0trong, active and higher ct 81 for No
l; eS<essk fes No. :.
Oats-Better. firm and in fair demand at SIX
Dys and Barlsv neglected and nominal.
Provisions and ct most nominal.
sPork-Small lots 81 81 KEGS %; reund let's
en- be he'd ct n.75.
Lard-Held At IL for prime winter rendered.
without buysrs.
Lake Frsights-Msre active and steady. Z
corn. oats 70 Bu6alo.
Chicago Live Sleek Market.
By Telegraph . JuIy7.
Recsipts--Csttle. % cars; hogs. 81 cars
sheep. IL cars.
Caitle-Extrs. 7as@7 SIX: fair 10 good,
5.76GD7. 90; stocksrs, 5 25Ql7S.
Hogs-Extra. s.s5@s.oo; good to choice, $50
@s.75.
sheep-choics. 5.ooa5. rs; good, A2so47s.
Liverpool Market.
By Telegraph July7.
Fiour-S0s.
Wheat-Rcd. 12s white, 49,
Ccrn-35s, Cd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07

\ f.0BLaD0LOs Dssssss.
~ Deeo1wsy. New Ysek. and
~ ossAA lesh ssress, YAilGlslphia. Pa
rsiss ol.ss psrihoealsp o. sas sstslsss6ss1es.Se
1Dabvuesl - any address.


- 1moouUuu ualess 49, lp n ssssi-sa.
QNvp1 Uoor wttA Shsso1m11s = ~ cssz,cAa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07
MISSISSIPPI.

jackson. July s-Ths returns from oil
the Counties but twe give . DsaoosFsic
majority Of IL 400. A Ans rain hes besa
falling during the past three days and the
crep prospects are excellent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07
Nsw York July I.
fcaDNooH oRoarou.

Tammany Hall 10 % A. M-The PelIes
aErangsments this mersing On llth street.
we're sxcsllest, Ill csowdine q he deer 81
Ta0oan1 Han was pcsvsnesd By liuee &
pslIss wke permitted aeae bot ~ Aoldeen
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07

M1CkoX0 Boarding Houoo,
|0N F1ONT ISTREET, BETWEEN PERaY
" and Rock Island streets. The large fear
story stone building, known - Uoor's Bakery.
hes been remoddled, and filled up in ane sty!e.
for the accommodation Of boarders. Day board
ers also accommodated. 9. q. HrCKOX.
npr7 diff PrOcrietoP
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07

Feea Nlr. Danlsl Wheeleeog, -
0olloo. m.
Through Ne is0uenes Of ~ ifiend, ~ 1sv.
Chasles /. Dalsh. Of 0assburgh, ILL.,. (wAe him
ELI y undsr DR.. Ligh6ilps ears.)l called -
Dr.. Lighthill at the Burtie House aud led q
operation pssfsfnsd % ~ ear for The cure =
dsafhsss u 20 ysars standing. ssussd ~ Co.
tarrh. am happy 70 statsths operation ..wss sus.
cess. and ny hearing 10 greatly Improved.
'DARRt L. WAsalocK,
Moline, III.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07
CURE OF C.1T.lRRR.

Lesser doo Gee. 4. DlancAoRGs
BeQ. ofDubuque.
Du1rsus. Oct. -, loss.
D. 4. r. LlsAsaiu, cA;sa1s: 4
DEAa Sas; l - ~ 10 hsas tAAs yes
ere shiaA'ss Il sakiaes psstssaissal visit
y Dabaqsa The rsnediss end e1sat-
onsyss havs prssssi1sd ssr - deaeh.
tsn Casarh. havs already pssdsesd great
bsoehs, and I have no doubt viii eject IN
entire care in doe time. Mrs. Blanchard
eensidsrs hsrsslf permsseasly esrsS n ~
sa'rA Of twenty years annoyance, BY he
means Of your invaluable treatment.
Your apparatus for applying Jour rome
dies seem 70 me novel, simple. and shss-
tive and yeur medicines so generally sus-
essssal that they nay b said to b. spssi-
fics.
! soould certainly advise ~ iissds
suffering from any Of the diseases treated
- spseialitiss By you. 10 put thsnsslvss
upon your professional care.
Hoping that -oo ~ .sss With go
success II our city.
Ian vsy truly yssrs.
01o. 4. nLANOHA1D.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07

Dssssss@sf these. orssas require the uss Of .
ltuFetie.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-07

Beucset oeilol TIT ~ Cows
uoa ~ coatisse n sssaioa two days cd
o!y Asoe Gays lonaef. The PIoteosu
and lsaotAy diso1s.ion y aasscinefsd.
Ffomtnent no0hen oe he Convsrsa,..
~ that thirty or forty ballots are likelv "a
tAke place ere candidate for Psesident Il
| nominated. -
| Pendletonites, though they cannot gain
their favoritc, have, 1t IL conceded, power To
prevent the nomination OF any other man.
and openly pronounce their hostility TO
Chase and Hendricks.
| The I!linots delegation held meeting q
the Fifth Avenue Hotel tonight, Acme ri
the delegates animadverted in severe tsrms
upone.thos Of their member who. Il ~
alleged. were seeking TO exercise undue IN.
dueuce upon the action of delegation IN
endeavoring 70 compel them 70 vote a
unit on al subtscta
New-York tribune., 1868-06-29
.v ,cp1cruTURAL COLLEGE sWINDLE IN
nv ILLINOIS ,

The history of the South Ilhnois go ootb ins
dno as ven in The Prairie F@o1er OF the gun ,,oo'
eos ooc Of the most uubushing sWlhuIes ever
.ratcI nron creduous LEGISLATURE to tn the cs dgsI%4 Legs
tTateu w. re Durug the session Oi llr 9 ll tr fbc
ihe to,i when various plans were IontrS ir
latuIe ~ ~ H. College and Seminary l@Ius ,cd
uspont ~ Cook and lrOquOlsi pC mn. - -
lhe 'Oi and a number Of fellow loDD9 SSS ~, -
1holS - thrifty idea Of appropudung tnesI laiu ~ ~
eSINcU eSINctsas They therefore 1ucOrpoIdttU n -,
s NJ soutlcTn Illinois Agricultural CoLeEe, o
io @ bsty charter and passed II through lne
np ng 49, of salts almost before the innocent
% iAS 1rc to take breath. OF course II was never
tat the cnarferwhch appears well enouEn on ;tT Nc
h"nd he followed either in the spirit or et'tr, ne
h,, tnnp was subscrbcd TO by the, lev III uio
sbcme without giving outsiders the Rhost OF ia q
sbaure. "A faculty almost as numeioeS as - ,pi
S Harvard or Yale was elCctedi ana tho bcgu -
., vas ,,ut IN a running condluOh, when W W.
sa aourisbg that, In the course Oi afout hIA 49, j,
1He Criual grounds DOasted potato TttGh or "" 49, .
ittIe sicly orchard resembling cumf V ltnNs la ~, to
,1oral after a hurricane, and an airy shoe dlsnhC" - e
,Ie,ns of College BudIugs." IN eos uIh.lIoI q o. ~
sfgrs OF the Institution at the preseh, sile 80 1T
Sact mat the charter loosely draw rs y Was, b We
vioated I'm every particular; that ae lnai lnalH 5iI ,i
endeayored 10 dispose OF the properly ~ ~ ,,t
ate institutions that some OF tc laius H",1 Z ,J IN
been sold and the moneys thercIom Qot!heV ~, gSi M
Sirif 3lation Of the charter aud, finally ttt lie I'M
1nis 0ricuural College has been bOld tuu i"tl' SO
eessfii fraud upon the people from beginning 10 ehd'
New-York tribune., 1868-06-29
AMERICANS IN PARIS.

E.~york-M Frank Einige, Mrs Admiral hbeh @ MI aL
NJ ,or NJ and Mrs j. W. Haper, Nr and Mis- ff u p'n
a. wrene and family H. Cole faueuil D. WSisse ~ D. +, I
70 S1tere NJ D. Mr. and Mrs F. Lawrence W H. r. bTeeu s
STiy M-s c. Van Meter ard daughter Mss g,', ,, NJ,
Sh.s 4 CeIggte Mr. MIS- j. Maison
80 Corg n Allen Mrs Gideon J. Thicker, !0tephC Tucker am
TVeker D. J. D. Iaue r. Ford and family; - H Feqsne a. A.,
Srsv on5 daughters George l.. Kngsaud 1nk lo"ad M
SpS Mrs Robert s Walker Boston, u, IW@mny ny
RE- Mr. Lewis Ballard Miss Hale Miss Susie Hale NJ d. - YRS
Sol Mrs d. C. Griswoh, Master L. Ghwoa Mrs H. D. E;sAnf
Clement G. r. Broadbent, hL NeNe tafh 'lT' I
NJ NJ W Richardson PhadcplisMr and Mrs r. ~ bates NT
Alhart Pauco PemhefiOn Smith Br'ohin-Nr J'Slt H.
Nrron Hartford Conn Mr.. Joseph F. AhE, lr j. J2CHsGg
Eew.Isven-Mr and Mrs z Bacon Mrs s r. F@,te M
Pooe San FaBcisco-Ar and Mrs r. A. swain Mr. Mm Mei'a
smith Mr Chauucey Elizabeth, n Tile heV J. H. Sarr
Sood Mr p H. M~,iSppi-Nrs J. L. Murdgch' New.
orIear-Alr Pauline lsuue Master Thomas Fanuer bora
O. W Adams Syracuse-Mr L. 3 benson bi''A""' ~ l.
George Taylor
New-York tribune., 1868-06-29


Con. OF ll0rsrON GREENEsTs, 7
Ngw-YoKE CITY, June %, 1903.
CFALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, are IN
- yire and viii be received this OHce until u O'Clock hoH
pay 2gh inst Supplying and putting up an lRON FhNtL around
he Ctery al For (anhus II accordance With plans aui
specifications which be this ohee About sO Lae ee are
required. ,---., =
BIDS viii made nea f0ot win state the length OF
time required complete work ard must lie accompanied BY
rarpt signed by responsible persons. that Tie al" Is
eere contract executed. With good and udcelt scrr IN
sum dollars the fence u accordance Win
the plans aud Specifications. aud terms Of bid -.
No bids viii entertained except persons regularly engaged IN
the business 0 furnishing and putting up iron fences
TIE privilege reserved q rejecting al bids deemed a'a
be ~ 49, 90 --
BID, should made npon forms which W h Supplied AZ MS once
snf .5l,.ss,ssI 4, ti. pU,.r-4r,-A RUFUS INGALLS,.
Hyt Msio-Geu1 and AsstQ ". Geul L. s A.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-29
gcrscs, Carriages, 1T,

At HENRYs CITY AUCTION MART,
~ Broadway and St regular pabhe ,al' ol HOUSES
CARRIAGES AnNESS RUGS WHIPS aui everything needed iu
riding diving. hed every WEDNESDAY SOD SAICtpA
throughout e u O'clock Buyers VIII a"a uhu number o
hight driving and heavy work At these sales
whether specially The largest assortment Of new
Of H1r
superior Park Pba-tons hy Miner stephens
NOR SALE-A large assortment of first-class
A. ACKERS, Sing Sing
New-York tribune., 1868-06-29
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