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TERMS TO AGENTS.
For a Club of Thirty, and $500.

Certificates giving = complete description se
at the rate Of TEN CENTS EACH.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-09

n tu' IAIS OF TEN UhN4a EACH
For a Club of Thirty, and $500.
The person sending It can have their choice q
the following articles As their commission: 80 ydH
cotton cloth, Bs7riB Cloth Pants Pattern, SpiOadia
Bowie knife, Lancaster Quilt. Engraved Rtvos
spoon Holder, Pair Ladies' extra quality oieth
Boots, Print Dress Pattern, Worsfed Breakast
shawl, White Linen Table Cloth, set Of steal
bladsd Knives and Forks, set Of Silver Plato
Forks, Embossed Table spread Elegant HngrnVsa
silver Plated Gold Lined Goblet. Vfoln and Bow
Fancy Dress Pattern Elegant silk Beaded PArR
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dies Morocco shopping Bag, HnnsycOnb oHilt,
Alhambra Quilt, Ladies' Solid Gold CaliforRt.
Diamond Ring, Gents Plain or Engraved Gel.
Ring, 90 ca refs hne.} Ladies' soIid Black va.
nut Writing Desk, LAdies' Fancy Black NAlnuA
Work Box Cottage Clock, oHa dozen L1dies' La
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Gents Linen handkerchief.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-09
For a Club Of Sixty, and $500

One OF the fOllc wing articles: - yards ShSe.izR
Harris Cloth Pants and Vest Pattern, Pair HsnoS-
comb Qnilts, Cylinder watch, Double Barrel Ride
Pistol, Fancy Cashmere Dress Pattern, Thlbst
Shawl, Three Yards Double Width Waterproof
Cloaking, Four Yds. Wool Frocking, Set OF Lace
Curtains, Ladies' Double Wool Shawl. Silver PlG-
ted Card Basket, Splendid Er grsVsd Silver FiAtsd
Ice Pitcher, Engraved Silver Plated Teapot, Zoe
picture Turkey Morocco Photograph Album, Ian
caster Quilt, Alpaca Dress Pattern, Engraved
Silver Plated six-bottlad Revolving Castor, PHIr
Gents Calf Boots, Splendid Balnorai skirt Set oi
Ivory Handlrd kniVesB with Silver Plated Forks.
Rosewood Frame Brass Alsrm Clock. Pair OF all
Wool Blankets, Splendid Beaded and Lined Blk
Parasol, LADIES' Splsudid Morocco Travelling Tag,
Pair of A!hambra Quilts, Thirty Yards Print or {
Aarsaflles Quilt.
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1859.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-24
VALUED AT $4,000.

Second PriEe--0ne Lot on Second street
between Piasa and Market streets, nearly oppo-
site the City Building, Alton, ll--25 feet Sec
ond street suitable for stores. Value $1,000
Third Prize -One Lot on hetwe9G
Third and Fourth streets, Alton, Ill--29 seet Ia
Paya street and 50 feet deep. Valued al IS CITE.
Fourth Prizs--one Lot adjoining the above
90 feet on Piasa street and 50 feet deep. Valued
at r, 00a.
Fifth Prize--one Lo. adjoining the above,
20 feet on Piasa street and 50 feet deep Valued
at S.. $50.
SIKH Prixc--One Lot adjoining the above
Lots u IT fronon Pasa street, 80 # deep, bnId-
ing on same 2Ix4D feet. two stories high, Of stone
and BRICK occupied as a carpenter shop. Naiued
at So 800.
Seventh F'rixe--One new Engine and Saw
Mill, all complete. Of best manufacture, and fin
shed in good STYLE, Valued at $4,000.
Eighth Prixe-0ne new Engine. all com
plete, with Governor, 90 horse power, finely I'm
she'd Val ued at $4,000.
Four PriZes..Consisting of four Thrcshiug
Machines and Horse Powers Is horse power.1 0
best manufacture. Valued at $3.50 eaeh--S2, soc
Twenty-Five Pnz,s--In Sugar Mills, con-
sisting Of 25 new Mills Of best manufacture
1920 each--yalued Mt 2,l0h.
Ono : aw Mill-For sawing cord wood, new
and all complete, with power. Value. s215.
Twenty-Five Prizes--In fine Sewing Ma
chimes of various styles and of best manufacture
Of Howe and Singer Manufacturing Companies,
ranging in price from SIS to Si6o--valued at 81
400
Twenty-Five PYixcs- In silver Hunting
Case Lever Watches, FIJI jeweled, at ss5 each
valued at $685..
Fortv.seven rrikes.-0f valuable aad use
full articles will range in price from 81 to s7o-
valued at $s70.
Ono Hundred Prixes--In Grecnhaehs, at
$40 per prize, value II 900.
Dws- anfa rfb .4xf itt
yer plated Knives and Forks at IS per set $3.50.
Twonty Eve Prixes2In sets OF beet silver
plated Table Spoons, at 81 per set--yaned at
$3.50.
Twonty Prizos--In Albums, at IS each
1920.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-24

on the corner of Piasa and Third streets front
ing on Plaza 100 feet, running back 100 feet.
Size Of Machine Shop, As feet wide and 100 feet
long four stories high-frst story stone, two foot
wall, the, other three brick; metal roof; heavy
iron columns through the centre Of each story.
Foundry Is feet wide, SO feet long, 30 feet high,
Of brick good cupalo aud room, and room.
Bl cksmith Shop rs feet wide, so feet long, stone
and brick, metal roof. Office I5x20, two stories
high; of brick; metal roof, All the above Shops
supplied with the best engine, lathes, planners
and tools throughout; good lot Of iron and wood
TASKS, and good lot OF patterns. The above
Shop has capacity to work 100 hands. Office
has safe, desks, clock, and furn;ure-ail in good
order.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-24
FROM SIS TO $4,000.

DETAILS OF THE DRAWING.---A suitable
committee Of responsible aud honorable gentlemen
will be selected conduct the drawing and award
ing the Prizes on the day appointed at the City
Hall, Alton. III. Plan of drawing will be similar
to the one Of Chouteau i Smith mill and farm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-24

Making in all 800 Valuable Prizes,
RANGING
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-24

re If the certificates are all sold, there will be
donated 70 the orphans of the city Of Alton two
thousand dollars.
~ All money received from the sale of Ger
,fcates will be deposited in Alton National Bank
ard First National Bank Of Altos, ILL.,, to the
credit oi The Association, ani will remain in bank
until the drawing.
After awarding tbeprizes, Warranty Deed
will be given to the lot that the Iron Works stand
on. and other lots clear Of incumhrance.
Any person wishing to see sample Of
prizes, can do so by calling at the Pattersoli's
Iron Works Office.
N0T1tE.- above Iron Works win be kert
running until awarding of prizes, and receive all
orders for work, and i'll them promptly, as has
been done for the last seven years.
NOTICE ,---so person will be authorized to
sell Certificates for the Association, or be recog-
nized as an agent, unless holding certificate to
that effect from the Manager Of the Association
NoI1tE!--Persons sending for Certificates
from the country send in registered letters.
Please gire the address, name, town, county.
All orders must be addressed to
LAS. PATTERSON,
Proprietor and Manager,
At the Office o. Pattersons Iron Works..- LION IL
may20 Am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-09
EVENING STAR.
Two Sharpers.

noted sportsman taking ainn~r At one Of
our New YORK Clubs, exhibited a Diamond
mig OF great beauty and apparent value on has
niger A gentleman present had a great pas
SION foT diamonds. Afier dinner the psries
met an The Office. After much blRterng. tas
owner OF the mig consented % barter ID. ring
ior SEQ. As he buyer left the room, sup
pressed utter'ug struck his ear. He concluded
thal lae iormeT owner bad sold both the nag
sno ihe purchaser. He said nothing but called
lne next day upon u leweller, WHERE be LEANED
lhat the diamond was paste and tha ring gort n
accut >2S. He examined some real dts mon is,
sh1 lcuhd one closely emblinc th@ paste IN
~ own mig. h hired the diamond for a f-s
cay, pssoged Slsvt, the price OF a., aud gave
100 LOT i's us. He went 20 another ). weller
had NE paste removed and the real dam md
se'. nv 'huinS, knowing how he hai b. n
imposed upon IinPauen ny awaited his apps ar
snce the next night. To their astontsb m.nt
they found HIM IN rare glee. He nourr-has.b,s
ring. boosted OF MS bargain. and said n auy
gentleman present had aSl,2lu nng % sell Tor
>tsia, he knew OF q purchaser. whsu Ne vs.
told that the ring was paste, aud that he
bsd been cheated, he laughei A. their folly.
Bets were freely offered thai Ne ring dit a Il
contain RAJ diamond Two b.t A thousaut
dollars each. Two BIT five hundred dollars
All were taken: umpires Were chosen. Ins
money and the ring were put into their hands.
They went 20 first-Cla-s Feveilsr. v h appli-d
all the tests. and no said he diamond VA a
stone OF the fir~t water. aud worn, wIthJu- ne
setting, twelve hundred dollars. tn buy~r
put the thrse thousand dollars which he a al
Won quietly In his pocket. He carried he
diamond back aud recalled his twelve HUNDRED
doilsTs. and with the pssfe ring ou hts iingrr
went TO ne club. The mau who sold n rag
WAS waning for him. lie wanted - get M
ring back; De ATTEMPTED 20 turn tue whole fhl ng
intO Poke. H. sold the rin- frr fuu: he knew
n was n real diamond al me time. H. never
wore false Jewels. he could tell = rare dam pad
anyw here, by ITS light he would not be 50
mean as 10 cheat an old friend He knew IA,
friend would let him have HE ring agafu But
bis friend was stubborn aid that the sci ~
thought 40 was paste aud intended 10 defraud
him. A. length, on the payment Of eight hun
cred dollars. the ring was >torsd. Alt parties
came 10 the conclusion, hen the whole affair
came our, that when diamond cats diamond
sgain, some one less sharp VIII b. selected
H4HshiHs and 81 1f0tr in Aeic Iart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-09

IRE PRACTICAL BEAUTIES or MaKNoN
PoLY-5AMY.-A GENTLE woman m a. tab latcly
gave 4 correspondent OF the Cincinnati Com
meTcIal this little. but telling sketch Of the
practical workings OF the Mormon system.
"Now there's Eph. Roberts over there-pOint-
ing 10 stone house near the mounfaiu-he
brought real young, delicate wife from New
Ork, now gOin' on siNte n years ago. aud she
worked h trd,I tell Won; wnV. We knoEn her
10 do all her own work when EDh. hal fhr-a
hands and tue thrashiu' machine ~ has house
and sometimes sue works on IN the field, bound
wheat and rake1 hay, which, You know Is
awful on delicate New York woman-'taint
astlf SIZED been raised 10 n, like we folks-and
after all, Just las year, Eph. went aud married
another woman. real younr one, not over
twenty and don't you think. this spriug she
knocked Maria-that's his first wife-down
with the churn-d 'sher aud scalded her Fph
stood by and Just SAID: go IN, Luce: XIII n.r
u you can lt all started about 4 churn. too
Both wanted TO use n NJ once. Maria had a.
and her butter was a lIt L. slow coInin' sud
they got mad. ana Luce struck her. aud then
snatched he kettle night OF the stove aud poured
hot water on her feet 50 she fell down when
she tried 20 run ont. And what was the result .
hnallyl Well, Maria left him: OF course sh.,
had 10 or be killed. It's very nice, though. for
the men. 1 had dozen chances 10 marry old
MoTmons, but, law, / wouldn't give that for
Tor ali OF en-. Why: Just turn things around
and le' Il woman have two OF three men, aud
see how they'd like that. There wOuldnr be no
murderm' done in these parts-oh. no. And \
reckon a woman has as fine feelin's "a man
L tell you II my husband ever Joins ZEN or tres
70 get another wife. that day. TN hunt another
GENTLE. Bet YOUR life on that"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-09
Prentice and the Louisville Journal.


The relations Of Mr.. George d. Prenuce with
the Louisville Journal have been for some
time an interesting topic OF conversation IA
literary circles. From reliable parties OBJ
tain the following facts
Mr.. Henderson, OF the Journal, did dismiss
Mr.. Prentice from the paper he bullI aud with
Inch he has been identified 50 many years
his was, perhaps, an economical stroke OF
business management on the part Of MIR. Hen
dersUn, but the effect was most astoundlngly
different from what LIE expected. Instead Of
saving so a wCek-the amount of poor Prem
uce's salary-hs found NJ had IA SD a hornets
Lest about has ears. The Board OF Trad aud
the citizens We're up IN a mOmsnt. Measures
were iEaugUrated % withdraw all patronage
from the Journal. ana ID purchase a complete
outfit Tor new paper, WITH A fund 20 n5At A.,
few dsvs MI. Henderson, was IN a bloody sweat
Of apprehension He few around ike hen
with her head cut on, aud made tue most ab-
.eCt apologies o. Nr. Prentice. with ogarturss
Prentice ~ ected his overtures. In the mean
time Clarence Prentice met Henderson on the
street, and reminded him thai when be (Clar-
encel sold ont his interest ia the Journal a.
was with the distinct understanding that his
father should have salary OF SO 4 week
during lfe, whether he did anything - cara a.
or not. TnIs arrangement Ir. Henderson had
disreEarded, and young Prentice, an purauan -
Of kentucky chiyalry, asked him III b. was
ARMED Il not. he had better arm himself. as
u was the deliberate Intention Of MI Clarence
Prentice 70 eNl-cerate and chaw him up. Mr..
henderson said he WAS not armed sud did Rot
iu'erd 10 b; thai be had treated Prentice. t-le.
shameiUliy, and wouldn't fight Prentice. ~ !,
on any terms. OE the contrary, he had made
all the PREPARATION he could ID the old mau, and
negotiations were pending which H. felt SUR
would make matters right. A kentucky chiy-
airy can't eviscerate aud Cbaw up A Inan who
refuses 10 arm himself, and so TIE matter ended.
Suitable arrangements have been msie, aud
Mr.. Prentice is again a; work on the Journal.
-I.FiCFry.iis J. TTrf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-09

~The New York Sun continues 20 urge the
democrats to nominate Mr.. Nanton Marble OF
the World for mayor OF New York.
~The Chinese at Yangehow recently be-
came enraged az the Idea that the Protestant
missionaries boiled up children into soup, and
proceeded 10 mob them in a truly loyal manner.
sIIt is possible Dr. Livingstone Will ar.
rive in England before Christmas. The story
of hrs death does not seem TO hurry him BY a
single day and he continues 70 carry out he
original designs of his tour.
ga truekman at Worcester, on Saturday.
named David b. Allen, about thirty three
years old, was arrested for an attempt 20 rayish
Mary Ann Mahoney. Little girl eleven wears
old Allen conIesses his crime.
"There are one thousand women in 81
Petersburgh engaged in fortune-teIliue. Thew
deal il Asistic perfumes, and allow gentlemen
70 stroll into their little temples. Taxing the
whole number CT inhabitants into account
there is one prophecies" toeyery i've NJ ndred
persons.
uIThe Frankfort Journal states thaf Mr.
LINCOLN passed through that city on the Isfh
nit ON her way 20 Wiesbxden 10 place her soa
Thaddeus Al &C hool there. She wss altar 49,
~ proceed 10 Carlsbad, Nice. and Naples.
"Dr. Dayy says that the average tern,er.
ature Of women rs between g. and 9Sx degree.
and that OF men Is between 90 and 9sS de-rres'
This Is probably the reason why men IN a
love affair have TO do the most o; the counting
as women are naturally colder than men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-09
PROPOSALS FOR PAPER AND TwISEs-
Posr OFFICE DErARrNryr.

WasHINeToN, D q, November :, i5Ss.
paItment until the IOth day of Jsn1srD neXt a. %
g CLOCK Noon, Tor furnishing Wrapping Psper and
,at Sr tae use OF the Post Oics in the United
tatSs' lor one year from the first dsy Cf February
The said articles to he delivered free Of exnansa
70 the department at the Bank Agency of the
Post once department at Washington D. e
a &t : peel stss snd the
Is tO Leams OF MrspPipg Pa2er. 2Ox25 inches in
sIZe, oI material and quality equal in all re
sptcts to that now in nse in the Department.
ara I: weigh 2 pounds to the ream and each
$50 same kih sG Il Sgsss
- size, to weigh IS pou nds 70 the ream "
i'VV-S ITunGs OF lutte or other suitable Irvine,
one pound each. o0N ~
$500 pounds Of Coarse Hemp Irvine. about one
eish,h OF al inch in diameter, aud in balls to
p-o 49, IRON ron one to two pounds.
s.. VIII be received for each article sepa-
Inc contract or contracts will he awarded to the
careful Ter g. be nei after
ing which bid WILL in its practical res aIts be mo
advantageous to the Department
More or less II an the estims,ei quantities NAV
De ordered, as the necessities of the Dapartment
may require, at the discretion of the Postmaster
ssm nss. Of s1ch articles now used at the
Pos! onees may he seen at tIe offices supplied or
~ the Blank Agency Of the Post on Depart
Bidders will send samples of such articles as they
Esch bidder must furnish with hts proposal
aptors are reliable persons
Two suincieDt sureties will be reI uireI t. a CON.
tract - " OIA
A failure to furnish article contracted for
promptly OF furnishing article inferior TO ia at
contracted for, will la considered a an III lent
cause Tor forfeiture of the contract.
BIDS not made in conformity with this notice
viii not be Considered
, Proposals. must be marked on the enveIoce with
the name OF the article bid for, aCd the letter al
crossed 20 the First Assistant Postmaster General
Washington, ID. q.
ALIEN. W RANDALL
no ilSw6W Postmaster General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-09
RAILROADS,

DALrIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
&AaE q 5a
MORT 4SP RAty
are now run - follows, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE.
as s,' das .! go s ss% sss and
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, At , A. n. and AGO
or from Asnspolis on Sunday.
roc Gs Bs sGSRAd
Leave II A N and 4:2O and $50 p. M.
L..,. q. ZOE z! w "a $50 sIaT mo Sac
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
tssv: dsiy ssssep pa s:,qgdsy and Sunday at
On sunday :. 4So. $50 .e and y snl, CON
secting At Relay Station with trains from Balti-
TSsGssh ticket: 70 the west can be n.d 9. the
tSs static. 70 kst 0Os 81 soa'
Pennsylvania avenue. Passengers purchasing
tickets st the avenue otiee can there aTrsne. 70
residence, taken TO the depot and put in the bag
For New York Philsdelphis, and Boston, see
advertisement Of Through Line,
d6Tf as.ef q TaFst sssas
seH GEO KOONTZ, General Agent
T'HROUGH LINE BETWEEN wAsHINGToN
fhkth NEW YoRh. AND ian -
WASHINGTON, 1873.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND NEW
YORK are now run follows, viz:
FOB NEW YORK. trithom cknngs Of rors
Leave daily Except Sunday at : A. NJ, and
1880 and p. Id.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except sunday at = A. M. and
1880 and $40 p. NJ.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at 3 p. NJ, and Philadel-
phia at 5:4OP NJ.
Sleeping cars for New York on 9 P. NJ. train
daily.
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York or
Be ston can be had at the Station Office at all hours
IL the day. Also, as the Oompany's Office, No.
400 PenDsyl yania avenue. Passengers purch asing
tickets at the Avenue oHice can there arrange to
have their baggage called for and checked at their
residence, taken to the depot and put in the bag
gage car.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
il: WILSON, NJ aster o Transportation.
l.. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent.
ser GEO. s. KO9NTZ, Agent, Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-09
TRTsTEEs sALEoF ALUsRLEINPROvE
hEAL ksTATk ON PENNsYLgANIA AVE


TRRTsTEEssssAALEoE yALU.RLEINPRoyEn
Ia BY virtue Of deed Of trust duly reooraei
land records of the District OF Columbia thu
uLd rsigned. Trustee, will cell. st rut!ic aucrf
on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 10th day OF
November. ID. ISIS ~ sclock . N. the f,l
lowing valuable real estate. situate on Penn-ylvA
MA avenue, between 18th and 10Th streets wet in
the city OF We shington. ID. G Viz. Part 0f Lot
~ ), in Square No lis berinning for the same A.
a distance OF 10 feet inches from the southwest
corner OF said square on PennsylysuiA avenue
thence running east with tue line OF said
lett IUts inches, thence at right angles With said
avenue g feet to the south line q Lot No g. in sal
e Toint of beginning, with priv Of the alley
Communicating with 10th street; being the same
pr, perty that Was conveyed by Samuel Davidson
TO samuel Duvall by deed dated A pril Z. lsA and
recorded IN Liber W. B., No Iii, folio 80 of said
land records.
Parts Of Lots Nos and in said Square, begin
ming fer the same at point on the southern boaR-
dary line Of said OF No 8, At distance Of % f-et
thence esst with the said bound airy line OF Lot o.
., 80 eet inch, thence due north IS feet thence
due west ~ feet, thence enthusiastically 81 feet =
property that WAS conveyed by Marsaretts Mech
lin 10 the said Samuel Duvsll by deed dated NAV
2lst lss9, and recorded among .aid land recorl IL,
LibeT j. A 5, No Is, folio loS, except much u
SAID Lot o. As subseq uently conye yed by the
said Dgysll and wife 10 one David Hines, by deed
A :, No I7o, folio I0s OF said LAND records
The amount due upder the deed Of trust Il
90 So, with int rest from the sth Of July 1851
Terms: One third Of the purchase money cash
the baiarce in six. twelve, aud eighteen mouths;
the deferred payments 10 bear interest from day OF
saie, and TO be secured by the notes Of the pur
chaser, and deed OF trust pom the pr perty AT
csnveyancins and revenue stamps at purchasers
cost : 30 down at time of sale
Plat oil the property viii be exhibited at time
Of sale. EC ARUsI, Trustee
&C 81 eodtd COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-09

~On "wednesday night, Mr.. Washburne,
speaking IN Galena, said: The election of
General Grant means that the country shall
have peace; that the people shall have an hon.
est and economical administration of the Gov
eminent; thar the nag shall be everywhere
respected; the rights and liberty and property
OF all men, of all colors and climes, shall De
protected and vindIcated throughout the length
and breadth of the land"