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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-24
NEW YORK.

New YORK, Aug. 23.-Thc steamer City
Of Antwerp brings nail advices from
Queenstown TO the 18th. Preparations for
the forthcoming Parliamentary elections
we're in progress throughout Great Britain
The test question Is for the disests blishment
of the Irish Church and the liberals. and
the tories are obliged TO declare for or
against that measure before their cons,it.
uents.
MIR. Forester, NJ. r. for Bradford, made
speech in which he condemned Disraeli
and his policy, but praised Lord Stanley's
course with regard to the Alabama claims
and the naturalization question.
Douglas Cock, editor of the Saturday Re-
r,er, is dead.
A telegraph cable is 10 be laid between
Denmark and Russia
One of the most scrio-cnmieal affairs ever
perretrated In this city was the arrest to-
day OF the whole Boar of Common Coun-
cillnen for contempt OF Judge Barnard, OF
the Supreme Court, in not obeying an in.
junction OF the said Court. The warrants
for their arrest had been in the hands of the
sheriff several days. but they could not be
found. BY preconcerted arrangements the
councilmen met quietly at their rooms In
the City Hall to-day and proceeded TO trans
act business. They had just passed a reso-
luton admitting to seats The five members
TO whom they heretofore denied that right,
aud by that denial bringing themselves into
contempt of the order OF Judge Barnard,
wht n tho deputies OF the sheriff appeared
| in their midst and declared them all under
| arrest. A motion TO adjourn was carried.
They thea formed In line aud headed by the
sheriff ard his deputies. marched TO the su
preme Court room. The Court had, how
ever, Adjourned, when the sheriff put them
cach uuder parole oath to appear nexl
Tuesday, and they dispersed. The whole
affair Is regarded Ms a farce.
| Roarks' planning mill. with large amount
| of lumber, was burned At Albany yester
day. Loss $50, 600.
The deaths this week numbered 73l. 81
increase Of nearly 100. owing mainly to thu
disease brought about by eating diseased
beef Several persons who attended thu
Methodist camp meeting. are said TO hav'
died since from eating OF ciseased cattl
sent them from sing Sing.
The hog disease has broken out amonI
the swine In Hampstead. Long Island.
BY the report OF the Health Inspectors !
appears that several cattle have been sold Il
butchers who have sold the meat to our CT,
liens The man who kept dairy IN Dutch
ess county, continued TO send milk for sew
eral days to the city. knowing the cows wer
sick, and even sent it from seven OF then
on the day they died. He has now bee
prohibited from sending any milk 10 th
city.
The gunboat Tallspoosa, with Stcreiar
Weles on board, arrived here to-day. 81
will sail for Washington on Monday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-24

PORTLAND, Me, Aug 23.-Thcre was a
grand Democratic demonstration, here last
evening on the occasion Of the arrival OF
Hon George H. Pendleton. There was an
immense procession with banners. torches,
and transparaucies aDu six bands of music
Delegations from neighboiing towns and
cities participated The City Hall was
packed and An immense crowd filled the
streets In front Of the building. A ma
lional salute was fired Mr. Pendleton spoke
In the hall, and also addressed the multitude
outside. Mcssrs. Brewster and Holmes. Of
Boston, and other gentlemen also addressed
the meeting. Great enthusiasm prevailed.
After the meeting Mr. Pendleton was sere-
naded at Falmouth Hotel. He leaves here
on Monday. and will speak in Hartford on
Tuesday evening; be then goes Wesi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-24
MISSOURI.

SAISr LOUIS. Missouri, August, "a
Dispatches frcm South Pass City. state
that train was attacked near that place
on the llth inst. by band Of Sioux In
dams and the wagon-master and two ne
groes we're killed. The Indians captured
the traia aud run OF all tho stock. Maj
Bald yin, with dc iachment OF 20 soldiers
attacked the indians 20 miles from here,
aud rec soldiers wore wounded and three
Indians killed. Tho day following three
men were attacked by the Indians some
distance ives. Of here when enc white man
Was killed, the other two made their e.
cape closely pursued BY the Indiana.
Twsnty-two cara loaded With Norm OF
passed through Omaha for Utah, Saturday
Advices from New Mexico state tha,
the Indians are committing all kinds o.
depredations ia that ragi on.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-24
ILLINOIS.

GALsHA, Aug. PA special ,Is,n =,
rived from Dunleilh last evening WIN 80 ~,
Apsssiz. Roscoe Conkling, Copg'essn',,n -
Hoorer, and others. who are on n.p ~
the Rocky Mountains. They pfocee'" -
The resi,Ieree of Ger. Grant, wne'e ~ ,a,,sa
manned uniil late hour. ana ihe"
on ,b.i, westward journey. ,.i, in
Der Grant has consented 70
csisna until the hrs; OF October, s;s
Hon y y. Wa.hburne is visi'lhs Us ~. p
49,, ,, !, Maine. lie lie expected here sone
time nest wees. r.. r...a
p,ao.,noroE, III. Aug. 2s-Tne lease
- ~ I.ok eonville. ST. Louis ana :. icaso
u 49,, ~" to The 81 Louis, Alton ana Ihlcaeo
"a = was filed this morning a. the Record
p court. II bore revenue stamps TO the
amount ~, Of $1,000 The lessees pay two
handred and forty thousand dollars per
Gear and Q per centsge on oil the gross
Earnings over seven hundred thousand dol
lar. The Jacksonville Company have had
sufficient ground condemned near the old .
depot buildings for the purpose Of building
large union depot for the joint use Of theirs
and the Chicago Alton Railroad in this
CITY
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ILLINOIS,.

BsLvIpxaE. August - The reunion Of
the 95th Illinois infantry will occur here
September Alta.
SPRiSoyiElp, August 2i.-Two roughs
entered car Of the Capital Horse Railway
last evening, and rode as far ~ the switch,
when they auNcked the conductor and
driver. After firing three shots, they left
the car going west and took possession Of
the car going east, which they drove to the
terminus of tho Inns. After throwing the
conductor and driver off 1t the junction OF
the Toledo. Wabash and Western X. r.,
the car was forced over cross tracks, the
lamp demolished and all the glass in the
windows broken. During the shooting,
August Mason, n passenger, was hit in the
back and dangerouslv wounded
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Foreaxn New. 81 Atlantic Gable

LONDON, August % The despatch an
Douncing the attempted assassination of
Queen Victoria In Switzerland, WAS received
through the regular news channels. The
foreign office here has received no news of
the affair.
PARIS, August % Inc prapric:ofs Of
the l. hterns. the editors Of which were re-
Gently sentenced 10 pay q fine OF 10000
francs for the violation of the press law.
yesterday attempted Ia resume the publica.
Ion OF that paper. The police, however,
were notified, and the entire edition was
seized and confiscated before il left tie office
of the printer.
PARIS. Angus. e3-The Pltris. in an edi-
tnrial on American affairs, advises that the
dispute between the United States and
Great Britain concerning the Alabsms
claims, be referred to the arbitration OF one
OF the great powers as the Only method of
arriving at a definite and final settlement.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-24
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 23.-Ths fight for the
champ onship oil light weight. and TIVE
thousand dollars, between Sam Collyer and
Billy Edwards. will take place to-morro v
mofniag, where the Potomac empties into
the Chesapeake Bay. in Albemarle or Nor b
Cumberland county, Va
1t is reported that the military will at
tempt TO st the fight. Barney Aaron
aud Dconcy Harris viii be the seconds Of
Edwards and Johnny Rice. and Johnny
Navel will perform the same Office FOR Col
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Letter from Rev. A. Briggs, OF
Rock Isinnd, RllinOis.

RoeK Island, H.. June 26, lsfs.
Dg. LisurBuL:-D Dear Sir-Gratitude to you
and desire 10 beuent others has induced ne TO
make the following statement
For tho last toBr or five yearB ! have ha
partial deafness IN my left ear. and this, during
the las; nine months has increased 80 rapidly
and TO such an extent that could scarcely hear
At all With il, ard having tina, time used many
remedies with no essential or permanent benefit
l soon began 70 think that should soon loose
the use OF that organ altogether.
But after seeing an announcement Of your
official visit to tlls city. and conversing with
one " ose deafness Of long standing you had.
~ he informed me, entirely removed, decided
to consult you. and If. after an examination you
thought You could restore INV hearing. TO sub
init 10 an operation. Accordingly called a
your rooms Yesterday, and sm happy to ssy that
in less than half an hour, bv q akillful and pain.
less operation WITH suitable instruments, you
restored nv Karin completely. aud trust per
manentlv.
Accept, INV dear air. the assurance OF my best
wishes for your future usefulness and prosper.
Nv.
A. BRIGGS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-24

AAnsEllIas. Aug. ~. = Grand Duke
Alexis Alexander Rovitch, Of Russia. called
frou Algeria, Saturday last. for the United
Status.
LONDON, Aug. 24-Dispatchss from GAL
catta state that an eclipss OF the ssn was
plAioly visible throughout India, except In
Bombay, where rain fsll.
Official dispatches received At the foreign
office. from Luesras, Switzerland. give par.
ticulars Of disastrous storm.
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CASknA.

ToEoNTo, Aug % VIM. Smith aud JAS
Richardson, employees oil III, Great Western
hallway, were run over and killed by To-
connective on the Espapade to-day. Their
heads were mashed and their legs severed al,
the knees.
The Express robbers case vas Continued
to-day. The prisoners were remsndod until
the 2sih, IL order TO enable the prosecution
to procure further evidence from the L pi,ed
States
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WASHINGTON.

WssuISaroa, Aug 22.-Secretary Scho-
field has received a dispatch TO day from
Gen. Sherman, Gated Omaha, Aug 90, in
which ne announces that he has Just cT-
ccived a dispatch from Gen. Sheridan, in
which he confirms the first disp tches al o IT
the Indian oCtragts. Gen. Sheridan says
the outragss are too horrible to detail. Gen.
Sherman ordered Gen. sheridan TO contin-
ne the purs, il. and drive the savages from
that section of tie country, and when cap
'nred 10 give them summary punishment.
The Secretary of War communicated the
int, llleeEce 10 the President, who scuuieseed
in the ); cretary's stringent measures which
the Secretary of War and Gen Sherman
had taken in the matter.
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4 laenerNoa Act.

From the Davenport Gazette Of Aug. 8. 80.
An apprentice At the Gasstts office hav-
ing suffered much from deafness and run
ming from the ears. caused by catarsb. ap-
piled 10 DR.. Lghthill for advice. After
careful examination the Doctor declared
an early cure possible, and learning that
the patient was poor, he gratuitously ap-
piled the Necessary remedies and the boy
is now entirely wen. This generosity i
the more praisworthy from the fact that
DR.. L. is not citizen Of Davenport and
has no particular interest in our city nor
did he suppose his libsrality would thus
be made public
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NEWS
KEW YORK.
. = TELEG R.fPU.

To TxsE pAsEs DEreCRAT'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-24

ACADEMY OF IMMACU.
LATE CONCEPTION.
Bellevllle. ~. Clair Co.. Illinois.

LATE CONCEPTION.
Bellevllle. ~. Clair Co., Illinois.
This Institution, under the direction OF the School
Sister. &c Note Dame. 10 ,i,ua.ed In one OF the
miles southeast Of St. Lous.
The Sisters having recently enlarged their build
ing to about four times its former size. have nov
ample accommodations tor $50 boarders
TERMs.--Board and Tuition In any one Language
desired, all kinds Of Needle Work aud Vocal Music,
Eer annnm, tpa,ab half yearly in advance $4,000
Should pupils wish to devote themselves 10
the study OF more than one Language,
there will be an extra charge of......t.4. 1870
Piano, and use OF II etrunent per annum. 400
Guitar. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2tO0
Cither,....... ........... ................. 2IU0
Private Lessons in Vocal Muse. per session 800
Thorough Bass, Observation-Disclosures. $500
Drawing, Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Painting in Water Colors,. ................. lGeo
Making Wax. Geld, SILK and Leather Flow
NAH Ing Hair. bead md Lace work,. . 1900
Instructions In the Culinary Department. 10 %
washing, when done a, the the In .ti,ute, i6.Ue
AwTIoIEs REQurRHp.- Sii changes Of linen twelve
pairs OF hose; twelve pocket handkerchefs: twelve
ipIn collars: Elk towel.: sx table napkins four
school dresses: one black elk apron four night
gowns: two dressing gowns; enc white dress one
green and brown veil knife, fork. silver table and
tea spoons: plated cup or gohlct dressing and
work boxes furnished, etc. etc, all marked in full
| Regarding the Uniform, information will he given
| at the Academy.
The health OF the pupils will be attended to with
maternal solietude. and their progress in virtue,
| knowledge and refinement will be promoted by the
moot seaous and untiring efforts.
The Scholastic Year is divided into tso scssons,
| each consisting Of five months.
| Thursday being recreation day, the pupils may
receive viets. The young ladies never appear in the
! parlor unlees accompanied by . Sister.
Commune ation. 10 and from parents and friend
submitted to the inspection Of the Dircctrers.
On Christmas eve the pupils arc alloWd to 20
| home TO enjoy weeks vacation.
Tho annual vacation CONNIE nces about the end OF
June. and scholastic duties are resumed the 1rst Of
| September.
No pupil will be received for shorter period thaA
q session, and no deduction will be made for abb
sence unlese occasion cd by psotracfed eickne
N. B.-CoDmunicaticne between Belleville and
| ~. Louis BY Railroad cars three timeo daily.
For further information apply to SISTER NARY
JEROME. Supefior~ss: or - very REV.
BALTD6, v. O.. Dellcville. III. augl0dlt-mO
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CALIFORNIA.

san FgAScisco. Aug 23-The trial Of
the California steam po" yesterday. vac
moved with shaut the usual speed Of .
horse, cutting tic earth SIX inches deep,
casting woods one side and leaving The
srcnd the SINE as il dug with . spade.
There was numerous attendance Of farm
ers and others interested in the tri al. :
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| noT1le AMo UoARnlMc

NoTRlo AND O0A00oN0
DURrae HOUSE.
1ORNER or IOWA AND FIFTH STREETS
~ Davenport. iowa.
BRlHG MOUSE.
CORNER WELLS AND RANDOLPH SHEETS.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
b. II. SKINNER. Proprietor.
~ The Daily Davenport DExccsAr kept on file.
IOWA CENTRAL. HOUSE.
CLINTON, .................IOwA.
aprsa-dtf b. CHILnS. Psorarsror.
81. CHARLES HOTEL.
Corner Third and Harrison 9ts.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
THIs NEW AND wKII-FURNIsHED HOUSE
I is now open to the public. Charges reasonable.
Oi .t nSs'' fro. IL "a, n;, Il r,,,,.
MISSISSIPPI HOUSE.
u. 0AURT. Prop,r. q
'FRONT.' STRICT, DgTw1EN MAIN nARRI-
+ son. Davenport, Iowa. Fsrmsrs can always find
geod Recommendations at this Aouse. Good etahling
RI nished. apeli-diy
LACLEOE HOTEL,
Cor. Filth and Chestnut Streets.
ST. LOUIS. .......... ...........AO.
BROLAsKf 4 MALIN, Propyietorr.
ACkLEY HOUSE.
Corner Third and Perry Streets.
Opposite Post Onfos)
UAVENfOKf,. IOWA.
ca .AcKLHY . G. B. cROsS, Propristors.
- Good stabling attached. apr3 diff
SPlNGLElI HOUSE.
UNION SQUARE,
DrOndw ~: and Foarteensh -
NEW YORK.
Ii. X. NILES CO
AMERICAN HOUSE,
UOc lass.
THE Largest Flrat-C !ass Houee In New England -
i Vertical Railway, Suite aad Single Apartments,
with Bathing and Water convcnienees, Billiard
Halls, Telegraph Once, and Cafe.
LEWIS RICE 4 SON PropY'.
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. p .
ONO.

SANDusxy. Aug 22-The Democratic
Committee of Crawford county have issued
. call for convention to be held at Crest
line, August 90, TO nominate Q candidate tor
CosRrtss They invite other counties Of
the Ninth District TO join them They pos
lively refuse 20 support Noble, the nominee
Of the regular convention.
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OHIO.

CiScrsSAIi. Aug. 24-Ths cattle die.
ease continues to spread among the cattle
in this section, and especially among the
dAiries which supply the city With milk.
Forty -four csws have died aimee SATURDAY.,
aud thirteen others are reported TO 10 in =
diving condition.
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HOUSE.
CORNER OF lTH AND IOWA STREETS
ODAvIs SoHs, PaopRrErols. Free omnibus
eiand from the cars and boats. Proprietor Q!
h. LsClaire, Princeton and Lyons, and the De
Witt and Maquoketa Stage Lines. Stages leav
House for the above named and contiguous
suOt every dav. ftu1 dWtf
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August "a vigorous o.
fort 10 being made in Maryland to induce
President johnson to pardon DR.. Mudd,
Who il under sentence Of completely ia the
assassination Of President Lincoln,
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TEEE E.ELL TERM
or fHE
EDRTHNELTERS
FEMALE COLLEGE;
EVANSTON, Ill,
Will Commence Sent nh OR.

TIE For SDER or TIE RESTITUTION, HAv=
ing rerirned his iate post OF duty In the Ait, d
States Consular service, has resumed the govern
meti OF tine College. 1t il hoped that his extensive
observations and experience of six years tpent in
foreign countries among those educated IN the ar-
Gus schools OF Europe, will operate, together with
the sundry improvements OF buildings cabinet and
grounds now initiated. TO ineiease the usefulness
and popularity ofthis already popular Institution.
Special sttention will be given TO French. German
Painting. Music and the other accomplis HIM INT.
go essential 10 high social position and enjoyment.
French will he taught by native teachers and music
by an experienced Professor.
Nothing that the beet New York institutions pro.
vides hall be wanting.
For particulars, and 10 engage rooms. address
augl9-dlwl ". +. JONES, A. NJ.
President ~ Cpi1aps EvanstnO IN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-24

Once Baours from o'clock 4. N.
% N a.. and from . p. NJ. g . p.
N.
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By Telegraph Aug. "a
Ffour-lnactive. dropping and 2sc lower /; re-.
ceipts ass bbis shipments. 4,s17 bbis.
Wheat Quot and lower No. at l.Gsk :
No s.l.4sisGl ~; receipts l6i. 6ss on; shipments
is7 so bu.
Corn lie tower, closing stesdy with fair de-
mand No ut IS No 9 at 81 receipts 900. :
3zs bu; shipments 2se. 49, bu.
Oats Lower, closing quiet and firm at SLY ;:
receipts ise.o5 bu; shipments 224 6-0bu.
Rye Quiet aDd steady i.2o0, 2s; receipts
q. 500 su sh'pnen 10. ss4 bns:
ssrley-Unsettiei and lower, Nag l.46GlAs:
receipts lassI bus shipments s. IA bps
Provisions G iist and steady and p,ices IN
chances
perk--2a 50.
Lard -isGls1S.
Bulk Meats Cumbcriands lax.
Whisky Dull ami unchanged
Freigf u Held higher And but little dsius
cora ~ aud rye &c TO Buffalo.
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EDUCATIONAL.

HOME SCHOOL
rDR MUNICIPALITIES.
Nos 1877 and iel. N,rfh Charles Street
BAfTiMoRE......... u
ksrApLisHsp IN nSAS.
MIR. AND MRS. WILSON ". CART. MRS. GEN.
JOHN pKdRAM. faISoirALs.
A.,i.t.i nv q IN corps Of able Instructors.
Duiics resumed On 5.pt ieih
FRENCH is the Langusse OF tho School.
Nonains are spared to render this Institution DE-
serving ~ the cncuut meHt has aways literally
received from the southern people upsu these
friend, alone Il now dep nds Tyr patronage.
For circulars Constituting full Information, address
either Of the Principals a. above.
Mrs COOKIES FRENCH AND ENGLISH
VI Boarding and Day school.
FOR YOl1Nl LADIES'.
AtsaJ Wabash Ave Chicago. VIII reopen Wsdnes-
day, sept 18th. 'sss.
For crculars sppiy 10 the above address. By letter
or otherwise, Augii utW
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Of tho Christian Brothers

-. Louis. .... Mo.
MHE OBJECT OF THIS INSTITUTION Is TO
I afford Students the me sne Of acquiring thorough
collegiate education. whilst the Commercial Depart
ment o6ars rdvant ages to young men dcsirous
OF entering on mercantile pursuits. The next Sc
sion will commence on the last Monday is August.
Applicants for admission will do well to be Ia time.
For particulars, sGdrefs
don, Liant
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-24

DvBuees, Oct. 80. 1858
d. A. r. Lighsiia, CAsesse
DsAs Sn The remedies and treatment you
prescribed Tor my daughters Ca,srrh. have a.
readv produced grest bsse6t. and / have NJ
doubt will effect IN entire cure Ii due tims.
Mrs. Blanchard considers herself psrmassssly
cured OF Cssarrh Of twenty years saaevasss.
BY the means Of your Invaluable treatment.
Your apparatus for applying your remedies
seem to me novel, simple. and elective. aad
your medicisss 70 gensrslly sueesssfnl thae
they may be said 70 - specifies.
shesid esrtsisly advise ny fnss6s ss9ssisg
from any Of the diseases treated % specialties
by yes. 70 pat thsDse'vss upon yeur prefss-
DSonol care.
Hspisg thss You may meet wish god sssssss
posusosity. - - a.
am very ts1iv yssrs.
0eO. A.oDLANOnAnD.
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DOS .MASS.
THE Largest Flret-C!ass House In New England -
i Vertical Railway, Suite aad Single Apartments,
with Bathing and Water convcnienees; Billiard
Halls, Telegraph Once, and Cafe.
LEWIS RICE a SON Pro,Y's
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FROM =. Il. flemning,T Telegraph
Operator, Rock Hslond.
Inis - to certify that hsvs been deaf In nv
1911 esf Tor ten years or more, sad during that
VINE nave used great number Of remedies, with
no apparent relief, and through one ps,nlsss
'tess ment DR.. Lighshill. was restored in
simultaneously to perfect hearing.
J. s. FLEMING.
Rock leland. June goth. 1sse.
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HHEECaE1.D
Acscntilic School Of Inle College

NEW HAVEN. YUM.
rINTHIS DEPARTMENT OF YALE COL
i lege is Designed for the professional train
ing OF engineers civil mining and mechanicsn
chemists, metallurEists. sgriculturists. etc. !,
and also for the education OF young men in
physical mathematical and natural science. and
the modern languages, preparatory 10 other
purs uits in life. The annual Report for ls6s,
containing full Information. will be sent on ap-
nlic niinn 10 Prof u @ Gilman S,c'Y lAlhd I'm
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Greenvillc. Illinois. July 18th. lsss.
CLARK SENiVNAKY.

rLARk SEMINARY, IN BUILDINGS, FAC
~ ulty. Patronage. and all facilities Tor Pre-
paratory. Scientific, Classical, ami Commercial
Studies. the leading SEMINARY in the Northwest
Teachers. fifteen. Pupils lasi wear, over 500.
Eleventh year opens Aug. 81. For Catalogue.
cd iress REV. q W. QuEREAU, ID. D..
nuyl5 od2w-Awow Aurora ILL.,
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JUBILEE COLLEGE.
ST, AuCElA'3 ACADEMY,

NuOrTb0s. = sss
w grounds extensive aud highly improved. aud
thorough systcm of teaching. thu above institution.
this year, rencws its claim pablo patronage
The disciplined 10 mild but elective AM terms r-a.
serabIc. yis fIGo per aanum For all particulars
address Mother Superior, ~ above, augi-div
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KANSAS.

Jr>cTioS CRY, Aug. e4.-Ths citizens
OF this place ,eok Thomas REYNOLDS from
the authorities and hung him toa tree .
short distsrcs from the city. They plas. d
. card on HE back which read, horse
thioveo beWarer