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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13

These beautiful Boxes, with the Improvements are
meeting with On precedent succses. AMI are Offered
to the growers Of strswherr lee and all snan isits
At the VERY nov psce q ea0pss 49,. for Pfnts and
Quartz r. She dat Packiag ~ extra per thoueand.
Their great superiority over every other hind is
now fully established One thous:nd packed e
Quart Bexss, way inpeftsnt hsa h The saving Of
height.
All parts ere furnished coDplete snd en- =
one hund red sent on receipt d sac. freight nom
Factory to Be paid b. parchafef. GIVE us Jour OF
derr essiy. q nd for C1sculsTs. Addreee
fRANkflN n. LUMMUe & CO.,
Manufnctu rfe,
No. % John Street. n. y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13
Fairban Ms 0cales.
lsrOcerfen.

Af, ALLEN CO Wholesale Grocers. Orders
from country merchants promptly nled and 1t tho
west prices - and 80 Randolph street.
EkhRIAGiON A BREw STIR, Successors TO II
i Nj. ThoDpsen,) v holesale Groesrs, ia and ll6 !
Water street, Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13
AIRY 6OO00

Cloths, Cassineres, Aca
ViMBAlI, STEVENS 4 CO.. Wholesale Cloth
u Houee, - ha,,do street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13
AUTHENTIC D0CUMBNTs..

vIcke1D0, 00o., Aug. q 1888.
IN. Jo1N BULl-Deas Sir 81 am hapuv 10 ~ ~ IN
you that have used Jour valuable Cedron Bittefs
with great bsneft 10 myself In general debility and
proetration Of system, produced by the unhealthy
aud miaamatic influence Of the Mississippi River
around sicksburg. confidently recommend IL ne
TO all persona who are exposed TO unhpothy climatee
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13

John Morris, commander; Richard
Hacklin, LIST officer; Thomas HahnahaD,
LIST engineer, Of Milwaukee; James A.
Hodges, clerk, Of Mantle voc; Lsander
Packard, Sheboy gan, I'd officer; John
Morrison, steward Michael Morrissey sea-
man John 0lennan, seamsn John
O'Rourke. seamrn; James Burns. cook
William Burns, assistant; Harry Sampson,
cabin boy; John Brennan, cabin boy
Ulysses Hughes, bartender.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13
QD.1o. npafne 90 0loos,

MnAeR. HANHoRD = CO., 15y ,. Water strsse,
u Headcuarterr for Oils, Painte. varnish. Glsnand
Axle 0re1se. PROPRIETOR star 90. White lead.
/ EWlS. HAN ~. ell Paints, OILS, varnished
y and Window Glaes, cheaper than any hose I'M ~
North went 80 70 " HOuth Water street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13
LIVE RES.

JAS. A. HIGH,
snoeslnsoa % Pm
00rraDon street Livery Oeoblee
n2Sa HARRISON SfRHIf, BEfWEKn
front and Sscosd. Moroe0 4
Carriagea, Of NE best quality. to lcs ss 81
hours. Funerals furnished ON short notice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD
cad boarded Il reasonable charges. (myle-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13

nseore the eleciidn in UonD D',.Ined the
r,lie,, press f,he country enter, end IN the
fA,'si : sentiment. which we "'D
New fofk f.t4t' H. contest in Connecticut
-. Indeed fns srs. a Haftonas conftst. -
- III iniens ana .i, ,osfs and ofrourse not d.
7 = y ~ =" o5 ,si". ... s.' under ~ s's
neveftae. ,,npnIS~s common 10 the grea! mass
aes.s eseseseadiu, psr,is-. and indicative Of tho
go, ann aud tendency Of the coming contest
"a. ,l,,ftss ~ Connecticut will ggord dyrs,
liuina-v fest # Gea. orSnfs Hr'ngh' "''"
..,J ~ =, without ats sai1s-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13

Fancy a1ry lioods a.d Nee1en..
nElTH, WOOD & CO., Importers and Jobbsrs Of
u Fancy Dry Goods, Notions, HOSIERY, White
Goods and WOODEN Goods, conplets stock, lowest
prices 81 and as Michigan Avenue.
MANNING BROS, WEST 4 CO.. Wholesale deal
ere In Nofions, Hoop Skirts, Hosiery, Glovea
4 Fancy Dry Goods. ~ Lake street. Cur stock new
SEYMOUR. CARTER & co., Importers and Job
tions, Trimmings, Corsets, 70 and Is Michigan Ave
moe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13

M1HITACkR = RAYMOND. Plastic Slate RO0Anl
V Dlste. Eelt and Com. Roofing and GAooohfnl
Fe CoA1fAr, Fitch. Paints, OILS 80 LaSalle 0tgeet
-. - 80.
0URrLB, 0seea and Red Roofing States. TAs enl,
j house Il the West keeping large supply; prac
iicAl elatsso surnished. Whitacre 4 Rsymond, q
LaSalle ct
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13
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Brick N aChlnc.


rHE MONITOR makes more and better bricks
with given power, With break downs. than any
other Machine, A J. Ka!sels. log Madison street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13

0URLEY q TYRkRLI.. Importers and Joebe!s 81
y China, Glass, and EsSthsn Ware Ne. IS Lake
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13

eoddloU Hardware, Leashcs. Habs, Sp0kso an6
bsnt Carriage work, sprsgs. Axlss, Bolts and Male
able Iron. 1874 LAk- ssrsnt.
MAYD8N = KAY, - and q Lake sgres1, Ian1fac-
and saadlssy Hardware.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13
His Statement Of the Particu'
lars of His PeriIouS Trip.

From The Chicago Times OF the nth il !.
An day yesterday the excitement regard
ing the fearful disaster ofthe burning OF The
50 Bird cont inned undated
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13

vOUN0, bRUs = co Manufacturers and Whole.
] sals Deaisrs Ia Mems and Boys Clothing. ~ and
100 Michigan Avenue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13

As sooa as the plank had touched the
water, | was the frs, man TO iuno over.
board. Some fifteen others foIlor.i ma
and oil trying TO get on the plank caused n
70 sink, and each had hard work to L..n
himself from drowning then and there.
ns,d my own pretty well. Several took
ne'd Of me. but shook them oil Cd. with
Inc exception Of a colored boy. He held
me 80 Firmly round the neck that I could
the plank. :"
helped three or four men ON the miami
several times, but it was no uss. the
would be washed of again almost immed.
lately. During al the time that We strur.
glsd together for the plank. there vas not
. word spoken. Twas fortunate enough TO
get hold Of one Of the gang plank ropes.
and held fast TO it until was rescued.
There we're many men around me in the
water busyed up on various pieces Of tire
wreck. Some had hold Of chairs, boxes.
barrels, &c and two men saw clipg,ng
last to bas Of wool.
ALONE ON raE PLANK.
1ners vas : heavy 80 ragiog q this
u@s. and AFTER he'd been ID the water
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13

Ihers vas : heavy 80 rsgiog q this
u@e, and after he'd been u the Wotar
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13

~ this time, men, women, and children
were huddled together somc were praying
and evidently tryidg to overcome their
,ears Oilers we're crying, wringing their
nands. and moaning piteousiy. This was .
very sad SIGH,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13
rms ONLY CHANCE.

now collected my thoughts and tried
to keep as cool ~ possible and take calm
view of the whole matter. l came TO the
conclusion that the boat must certainly be
destroyed. and, therefore, TO stay BY her
would be toolishEcss Somehow or anoth.
er felt that would be saved. About 10
minutes after these reflections, /, with sew
eral others, threw the gang plank over
board.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-13

The celebrity with which the flames
spread into the ladies cabin leaves little
doubt in my mind that many Of the ladies'
persisted IN the flames. REQ ,llect hearing
one OF the hands say that some ofshe 20.
mon were burned to death. I cannot ses
how they could have possibly escaped. The
crew, and in fact every one, nov appeared
panic stricken. A few of U, tried 10 get at
the small boats oft, but il was Of no use !:
sba't the smoke-stack every thing was in
flames.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-12-17
Good Farm for Sale.

TIME FINEST IMPROVED FARM In Cedar
/ county, for sale. Is situated ~ miles west
der fence zone hundred rods Of which Is hcdge)
and divided into four fields.
On tho farm Is never falling spring, and
two wells-one Mt the house ana the other at
the barn. An orchard Of 100 bearing apple
trees of the most choice varieties; also. plums.
gooseberries, and grapes Fifteen acres Of the
land contain a splendid growth Of young tim
contains six rooms, pantry. closets, and pres
SEES; under which ia good dry cellar, i'm pervi-
Gus to frost. new bank barn, size 32x16 feet,
ling for l6 head Of horsee. Also, all necessary
outbuildings. such a.. sheds, sites. woodhousc,
smokehouses, &C. Also new picket fence.
dressed and painted enclosing house-y ard and
garden. 4 public road passes the buildings.
For price and terms enquire OF tbs subscr1.
Der, living on the farm.
Nov. 5, l9eAmS CHAS. e. FUNK.
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THE PRAIRIE FARMER, published at
Chicago, is since its enlargement, pre-
emlnently the paper for the farmers of
the Northwest. It was the first estab-
lished, it is the cheapest, the neatost,
the most widely circulated. and the
most reliable paper Of its class published
at the West.
It contains the most original matter,
and in the greatest variety; displays the
most enterprise in reporting, aud il an
acknowledged standard Of authority;
the contributors to its columns are
among the very best in their several
classes, that the country affords; its arti-
Giles, without exception, are well aud
conclsely written or carefully selected,
and therefore it gives the best general
satisfaction and is nearest to the hearts
Of its thousands of readers Of any agri-
cultural journal published in the Great
West, and in no respect inferior to any
in tho United States. Let these state
ments be weighed by every person who
thinks Of taking an agricultural or FAM
lily paper the coming year, aud let it be
remembered that while the price is only
two dollars, the publishers furnish to
every new subscriber, In addition, q
copy Of the Prairie Farmer Annual fol
1859, which sells for 80 cents per copy
and Is we'll worth twice that amount.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-12-17

adapted to Lover Of Music it is certain
ly "Peters' Musical Monthly, or United
States Assical Review" For, whether
We regard the Literary and Musical
worth, the eheapness, or the typograph-
ical excellence. II is not only the most
useful but talented publication In the
country. Being largely engaged in the
publication Of Music, Mr.. Peters ai-
ways has fresh stock to select from aud
Is in no ways 10th to draw from his re-
sources to any required amount to make
the Repicr what it should be. Not sat-
isfied with giving l56 pages Of reading
matter and over So worth ofnew music
for the modest sum Of 81, Mr.. Peters has
decided to enlarge the January number,
90 that in future each monthly number
will contain 81 worth Of music, or about
$50 per year. This, at first, seems ruin
Gus; and for self protection, he explains
how he can afford it. It is in this way.
Mr. Peters publishes from so to 20 pieces
Of music each month, and among them
are may fine copyright pieces, by the
best authors in the country, aud which
only need introducing to become i'm
mensely popular. BY circulating his
best pieces in the Review he brings
them at once to the notice of thousands
who never would have heard Of them.
They ore sung and played by his SUBJ
scribers, and their musical friends, lik-
ing them, are induced to buy copies in
once. rursn. Isis U~.tasnay .~'Ss "ay
Of advertising, aud We presume pays
the publisher. That our Musical Friends
are getting rich treat for mere moth
ing is also certain, and we advise them
all to send J. l.. Peters, p. o. Box
542o, New York City, fora years sub
scription. 1t can be had for 81 before
January lst. Sample copies Is cents.-
After January 1t will be raised to s., to
cover the enlargement.
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MARRIED..

nett on the 10th Of December, Nj. VIM. Crounce,
and Miss Permelia BRONX. oil OF Cedar county,
Iowa.
Esu., Mr.. Isaac Lebean and Niss Mary Mace.
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THE DlsrRIcr CoURT, which has
been hard At work since week ago last
Monday, holding evening sessions .
great part Of the time, will probably fin.
ish its present term to-day-Thursday.
District Attorney Scott having been alb
sent on account Of illness, the duties,
honors and enoluments Of his position
have been shared between 8. v. Landt
and s. l.. Smith. Among the many
cases upon which the Court has been
engaged since our last issue we notice
the following, IS, perhaps, the most i'm
portant:
Granger W. Lampson-Action at Law
for s., 900 damages. The cause Of this
action was that the plaintiff. while ped
ding apples in the vicinity Of the Jones
Co. Fair Grounds, was by order Of the
President Of the Agricultural Society
(the defendant in the case) illegally ar
rested and thrown into Jail. Ajury was
called in the case, which returned YER
dict for the plaintiff, assessing the dam
ages at $1,000. This verdict was set
aside by his, Honor, Judge Rothrock,
whereupon the plaintiff took change Of
venue to Clinton county, fora new trial.
]. p. Coulter VS.. G. & n. w. r. r.
Company-Action at law for damages.
The circumstances in this case seems to
have been something a. follows: Mr.,
Coulter, who is U. S. Asst. Assessor, was
at Lisbon upon business, aud desired to
return tO his home in Cedar Rapids-it
being Saturday-upon q freight train
which accommodated him as to time of
starting. Being unable, for some reason.
to procure ticket before getting upon
the train, he was unceremoniously hus-
tied off by the Conductor, in obedience
to rule Of the Company, forbidding
Freight Conductors to carry passengers
who are unprOvided with tickets. The
prosecution, however, established the
fact that this rule had not been strictly
enforced in all cases, and the jury found
verdict Of damages for plaintiff, in the
sum of $3.50.
State va. b. Lang-Indicted for keep
ing . gambling House. Trial by jury.
Verdict, not guilty.
StNIc vs.. JUS. T. w iLeIS, - uOICIcu
for Larceny. Plead guilty.
State w. Rich. Jackson, -Indicted for
assault with intent to iuflict great bodi-
iy injury. Our readers will remember
the preliminary examination Of this
case before Justice Tuthill, about har-
vest time, last fall. Jackson engaged
with his brother-in-law in q fisticuff,
and getting worsted, ran to the house
for his gun, which he discharged in the
direction of his beligerent relative, who
was ION the wing" Trial by jury.
Verdict, guilty.
State VS.. VIM. Hnll-Indicted for ma-
licious mischief. Mr.. Hall was charged
with maliciously knocking down and
destroying . sign in front Of b. Lang's
restaurant. Found guilty by the jury.
State Of Iowa vs.. w. A. Betts-In-
dicted for forgery. Plead guilty. ~
In the case OF State VS.. Ferguson which
was spoken Of in last weeks issue, the
verdict of not guilty was rendered.
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LEFT HANDED JUsTICE.-An inoffen-
sive citizen Of Iowa, a traveller and a
stranger among strangers was sitting
quietly III the bar room Of the Union
House on Monday afternoon last, when
he was made the subject OF repeated in
suits by . drunken boor who was loaf
ing there, because, forsooth, his skin
was dark and his hair curly. After en-
during this treatment as long as man
Of any spirit could be expected to do,
the man with the dark skin arose, and
told the brute with the white cuticle to
stop his impertinence; and when he
continued, at the same time making
motion as II to draw off his coat, knock
ed him down by single well directed
blow, spurned his body with the foot
and left him upon the floor. From his
ed out doors, and knocked down, wholly
unprovoked the first black skinned in
dividual he came across, who proved to
DO youth employed in Jefferson's bar
Der shop. Two suits were the result of
these two skirmishcs-one, upon COM
plant Of the white, man against the
colored one, who had knocked him
dows, and the other upon complaint oil
black man number two, against the
white man who knocked him down.
The trials developed the facts substan.
taaiIy . We have stated them and Jus.
tics T0thfl, hs1Ars whom the cases-xsre
tried, adjVdged % the defendant in tx
firse eas$ = 1iae Of leso.OO and costa
aWPqntinG 70 upwards Of $30.00 and K
-cS.a.1, >. sin4 ss...: I, ss.t.: s.
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sS>Ifundrcds are using RIGGS COMPOUND
HOARIiOUND COUGH SYRUP and pro-
hounce it the very best medicine for Coughs,
Colds, &c. Try It.
For sale by Hall 4 Schumacher. Upton
=. $. Chambers & Co, Springdale; i. $. 4 II. A.
Jepson, West Branch; v. Il. Cornwall. Downey
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THE SENTENCEs.-At ~ o'clock yes
terday afternoon, his Honor, Judge
Rothrock, proceeded to pass sentence
upon the persons who had been convict
ed of criminal Offences.
In the case Of State vs.. w. G. Hall,
the judgment Of tho Court WAS that the
defendant pay fine Of sos and costs, or
be confined for seven days in the county
Jail. --.@ .@...
State VS.. Richard Jackson. The jury
found defendant in this case guilty of
assault with intent to commit great
bodily injury, but recommended him to
the mercy of the Court. In considera-
ton of the deadly character of the
weapon used, a fine of $3.50, or impris-
onment in the Jail 80 days, was i'm.
posed.
State vs.. JOS P. Waltcrs-larceny.
The fact being established to the salts
faction of the Judge, that the defendant
in this case was Of proper age, he used
the discretionary power allowed him,
and sent young Walters to the Reform
School, where he will be kept, rs the
Judge informed him, until he becomes
q years of age, unless he be sooner dis
charged by the Trustees of the Institu-
ton on account of good behavior. This
seems infinitely better, from every con-
sideration, than to send boy Of l6 to
the penitentiary to serve out term
among hardened criminals.
State VS.. w. A. Belts. The defend
ant in this case having plead guilty to
seven forgeries, was sentenced by the
Court to five years in the penitentiary.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-12-17

ALL persons indebted to the firm OF
A. P. Gilbert q Co. are requested to set
tie by January l, 1859. A. p. GILBERT.
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the white defendant, fine Of $500 and
costs, amounting to something over s..
We believe We have stated tl4rlaae
fairly, and have no comments to make !;
but are glad to be able 70 state that upon
some Of our citizens interesting them
selves in tho matter, the fine imposed
upon the stranger was reduced to $40,
which was paid by . contribution.
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They made her u grave ton cold and damp
For q soul 80 loving and trus?'

They made her grave tor cold and damp
For q soul 80 loving and true
Ifthcy had been wise. the dire necessity Of
opening the grave for one SO lovely might have
been avertea, Plantation Bitters, II timely
used, are sure to rescue the young and lovely ,
the middle aged and the atsiiry, fru1fl confirm
ed sickness.
Almost all diseases have their beginning in
some slight difficulty OF the stomach. which
would eventuate in Dyspcptia, Headache, Liv-
err Complaints, Night Sweats, Consumption,
premonitory symptoms. and keep the blood
pure and the health good. While they invigo-
rate the system. they enltven the mind.
MA"solEA WATER Is y delightful toilet Articls-su
erior To Cologne, at half the price.
II p. DEAN has hundreds Of pairs OF
T. splendid CALF BOOTS which he IL ceiling
At from $3.50 TO eco, worth from 90 toS
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For CHRISTMAS Toys, Notions, Fresh
Confectionery, &C., 60 to b. Lang's.

REMOVAL NOTICE ADVERTISER
Office, since last date Of publication, has
been removed from its quarters in the
old court house to the rooms above Ing
man 4 Bagley's grocery, in Ham.
mond's building. The time consumed
by the laborious work Of tearing down,
moving. and putting to rights again,
must be an excuse for any delay in this
weeks issue, rs well as for any lack OF
promptitude In regard to job work.
MITTESs and gloves, Of fur, wool or
calf skin, made to order aud repaired at
Gilbert & Ford's.
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Gilbert 4 Ford's.
THE AMENDMENTS ARE LAws.-By
the proclamation Of Governor Merrill,
which is published in another column,
the Amendments, for which SO goodly
= majority was given at the last election,
are made part Of the Constitutional
law Of our State. BY it. the last knot
in the red tape that encumbers change
IN organic law is securely fastened, aud
henceforth, in Iowa, a man is man,
and . citizen in name is a citizen in
fact, no matter how his skin be shaded
from the fairest blonde to shining black.
DIR. JAMES LEON, Of Muscatine for
merly of Philadelphia), sends word that
IN obedience to the request of many
friends here, he will make professional
visit to Upton, on Monday, December
2lst. 1t which time he may be consulted
ut the Aljrich House for one day, only.
Diseases Of the lungs, heart, eye aud
ear, catarrll, salt rheum and other skin
diseases are the Doctors specialties, aud
lie holds numerous authentic certifi-
catcs Of his success in treating them
Consultation free. Charges reasonable.
Those afflicted with chronic or constitu-
tional disease Of any kind are invited to
call upon DR.. Leon, time and place a.
before stated.
A LARGER, better and cheaper stock
than ever. GILBERT < FORD.
-------------- ---------------
THE MUSICAL CONVENTION, at this
place, began on Monday evening with
. reasonably full attendance and is
now fairly under way with every pros
pcct Of pleasant and profitable session.
Should it be otherwise to any one, it
will surely not be the fault Of tho con-
ductor. Prot. Perkins, who has already
demonstrated to the most casual observ-
Or his complete fitness for the position
he occupies. Holding the undivided
attention Of his class, the Professor,
while never sparing deserved criticism,
keeps the members In the best of hu-
NOR with their instructor, themselves
and their work-for it IL work, and
plenty Of it, that he furnishes them
The Convention is also very fortunate
in having the valuable services OF Mr..
Phelps at the piano, rs well as in the jul
diclous selection of an active and enter.
prisinE Committee Of Arrangements.
We have the pleasure Of announcing,
in this connection, that the Convention
will conclude by q concert, OH Friday
evening next; and consider ourselves
perfectly safe IN declaring that it will
DO particularly interesting musical en-
tertaiament. The great difficulty is
going to be, our lack Of room suffi-
GENTLY capacious to accommodate all
who will desire to attend.
BQQrs FROM 81 to SIS. Shoes from 10
ronta IN & rnno frOr, IN cnOfS tn *
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BQQTs from 81 to SIS. Shoes from 10
cents to S.. Caps from so cents to S..
Hats from IS cents to 81. Gloves from
50 cents to 81. Mits from SO cents to
$2.75.. GILBERT 4 FoRD.
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90 CENTS viii secure the American
Aoyf ssltsr1t sl6f 1869. Hand in your
names a. soon ~ possible, and thus en-
able 10 70 send on our list before the
beginning Of the new year. .~.-~-,
REMENBER the School Exhibitions on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings next.
They will DO given In the Court Room.
Doors open at 81 Observation-Disclosures
70 al parts Of the house, 25 cents. 49,
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Music .ToH TlIB MILLl0N.-1f there
Is any enc Musical Periodical that IL

49, - =
~ $3.50 E7ef IN azge-1 Alt sfl -tr4Es .er.44.1
~ 49, III -.
.sTffNNA - &Ftr.s nA-rssvs ~ 49, ~ III