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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-30
December 1S, 1860,

Clerks and Deputy Commissioners to open
and hold an election, in the following districts
and places, on
December 1ss, 1860,
For constahles and Magistratesin the different
The Deputy Commissioners will please call
at my office and DO sworn, and receive the
necessary blanks, at room 70. Circuit Court
house.
Ist District-At stephen English's.
G r NJ Bond, Deputy Commissioner; G W
Thorn. ] Smith. J Hughes, Judges; X W
Kicks. M Fried, Clerks.
I'd Distrfct-At Nelson's.
wp York, Deputy Commissioner; A D Hum
ter, T K 0elson, w & Noblin, Judges; W G
Ward. w TNelson, Clerks.
Sd District--At BoIton's Store.
W A Bell, Deputy. Commissioner. j L
Wynne, N B Sparks, < NJ Bateman, judges
Benz F Duncan. II kembert. Clerks.
4th lJistricf--At Old Union Church.
Thos L Giles. Deputy Commissioner; James
Copnel Il Harold, A McSouth, judges w
Leftwich. j W Carroll. Clerks.
9Th Disfrlct-At Raleigh.
WI Moncrief. Deputy Commissioner: VI D
WiIliford, Thos NJ Ward. G NicKeis, Judges |;
X w Pryor, II X Fuller, Clerks.
9Th Disirfct-At bartlett.
Ew Caldwell. Deputy Commissioner: W B
William. on. W Hsmelton. l B Mercer, Judges
WI Ward. A Mercer, Clerks.
Sih Dtstvict-At Shelby Depot.
L Mcyullins. Deputy Commissioner; VIM
Grifis. Silss Nherry, B English. judges; J
M Williams. W Thompson. Clerks.
9th Dfsfrfct-At baskerville.
NJ
Brooks. W S Baxter. J W Morris, judges; W
N Pricdy. g M Strong. Clerks.
10th District-At CoIIierviIIe.
h Irby, Deputy Commissioner; J M Flem-
ing, Jexse Appewhite, j @ Moore, Judges; A
S Stratton, j W Koen, Clerks.
IIth Dfstrfct-At Germantown.
LA Rhodes. Deputy Commissioner; R Weir.
] c Calls. @ Wexford, Judges; M P Webb,
VIM Carter. Clerks.
18th District-At MechsnfesviIIe.
D Pearson. Deputy Commissioner; W
Flsm, w NJ Moore, VIM Connell, Judges; NJ
W Bedford. 7 7 Lewis. Clerks.
18th District-At Arnold's.
&c sterhenson. Deputy Commissioner: W
L Lundy. W A Dooly. J N Levi, Judges; + P
Dooly. G NJ Williamson. Clerks.
I4th Distrfct-At County Court House
RT Boughzer, Deputy Commissioner; John
Foggerty. W w Gilbert. Clerks.
18th Dfstrfct-At Chelsea HOuse, Sec
oBd street, I'm Chelsea.
: I'D Dsnbury. Deputy Commissioner; John
Herrin. G NJ Wadriek, w B Glisson, Judges: j
v Handwerker, r Schapper. Clerks.
Iefb District-At whites station.
] G Harvey, Deputy Commissioner; J H
6oodlett, W K Horne, A W Moore. judges I;
A ] Brooks. A g Gates. Clerks.
18th Disfricf-At McCOnnell's Church
I'D Massey. Deputy Commissioner; J Mas
sey, A NJ Stout. A Rcafk, Judges I NJ Alex
amer. Robert Stone. Clerks.
JOHN P. BOUGHNER,
Commissioner OF Retaliation for Shelby Co.
MemIhis. Tenn. November l6. 81 "
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-30
3Y TEL E G. RAP Il
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRAycIsco, November 20 Pay.
master W. G. Marcy, Of Mail Island
Navy Yard, estimated as detaulier TO
the amount of $40 900, has turned bis
properly over to the Government. 1t
will nv no means cover the defalcation'
Joe Coburn challenges Tom Allen to
fiqht for $4,000, and not less than S25OO'
and pay Aliens travelling expenses to
California.
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OHIO.

CLEVELAND, November 29-W. d..
Wise. an express messenger on the
Cleveland and Pittsburg railroad, shot
himself through the head this afternoon.
Charles Thomas, merchant on the
West side, was terribly assaulted yes'er-
day in his store by man named Jones,
alias Babbitt, and robbed OF nearly
$500
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sT'. ,IOSEPH.

Sr. JosEpH, Mo, November ga
Young man named Joseph Williams, Tor,
merly from Tennessee, was knocked
down to night, while going from the depot
to hotel, and robbed of SIG 600. he
had Just received the money at Leaven-
worth from his fathers estate. There Is
no clue to the robbers. Fasa ~
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RRIsON 81 ELLIS.
DRUG GIsr.s,
NO. 1oo MAIN sIcREET.

We. the underlined committee Of Shelby
County Agricu,tural r air 90 Drugs and Chem
icais report that Messrs. Morrison Ellis, No.
l92 Main street, Memphis. are. entitled 70
Diplomas on the following articles. all Of their
own manufacture: I. For the bsst medicinal
fluid extracts. 2 Tannste Of Bismuth, >.
elixir Vaisrianate Amuoa Ia. I. Aethed Of
preserving fruit Of All kinds without sugar or
heat We also placed the blue ribbon on the
Peanut Oil, and take plea nre in RESENTMENT
ing II 10 the public for "a lad " oil, believing
IL TO be the bost article Of % Il exhibited.
w. X. Low RY. NJ. D.. Cha.
J. q. BauET. N. d.
5. y. LEsTEF. n. y.
T. h. WAKES, N. d. ISL
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n I'll c e..

OPTTcE MEMPHIS GAYoso GAS Co..
AxK BUILDING, COR. MAIN AND JEfFKRsoS.J
ry,UE ROCKS FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS OF
i Stock are now open at the Gas ONCE. by
orasl Oh inc BOARD oPDIREcTORs.
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Trustees Sale

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST, TO
ID me executed by James G.. Harvey, on the
sth day OF November, 1867, and which is re-
corded on pages 45l and 452, of book 81, in the
REGISTERS Office of Shelby county, Tennessee,
I will, for the purposes therein expressed, on
Saturday, 9TH day of December next,
on the premises, offer at public auction to the
highest bidder. for cash, all the right, title,
claim and interest which said Harvey has In
and to a tract of land lying in Civil District
No. IS. of Shelby county, State Of Tennessee,
about a mile and one half north of Whites
station, on the M emphis and Charleston rail-.
road; bounded on the north by the lends Of
William Mendenall, on the east by the lands OF
r. M. Mason. on the south by the lands Of Mrs.
Harvey, on the west by the lands Of DR.. N. g:
Perkins. and .conta aiming by estimation laS
acres, moro or less. gllg-
The interest Of said James G.. Harvey has in
a partition suit instituted in the County Court,
entitled Samuel Mendenall ct ais. VS.. j. u.
Anderson ct ais. been determined and set
apart as follows, in the partition ordered. IN
said cause, and which is spread upon the min
utes of said Court. pa GO 476. book =. to-wit:
TIE whole of lot To. b, containing ~ acres.
The half of lot No. 6. containing q acres. An
undivided interest with the heirs of Landon O.
Harvey In No. Z. co ntaining IS acres. Il.
A plot Of the land to be sold. and particular
description as to boundaries, will be furnished
on the day Of sale. The title Is believed 10 be
perfect, but the conveyance will be made only
as Trustee. Sale absolute.
$500 MRS. K. 3. HARRISON. Trustee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-11-30

LII COTTON. TOBACCO. OR OTHER
"A produce consigned to us insured. unless
otherwise instructed. Bsgging. Rope and
other supplies furnished at the lowest market
price. l5l-s-l4S
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DEFY COMPETITION.
SOHWOOB'S RRSTAURAET.
No. 10 Madison street.

II HAVE removed my Restaurant 20 No l6
Il Madison *. where 1 will be pleased 70 re-
ceive my old customers. and All who may f4vOr
me with call. lde-94l J.5CHWOOb, Agt.
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Election Notice.

UHEfolIowing persons are appointed Judges,
i Clerks and Deputy Commissioners TO open
and hold an election, in the following districts
and places. on
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Election Notice.
Saturday, December is, 1869,
To hll the vacancies Of Msgistrates and Consta-
bles in the several districts. to-wit:

JOHN p. B0UGHNER.
Commissioner Of Registration for Shelby Co.
Memuhis, Tenn. Nov H. f7-q2
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-06

,,. III. ;,f,nt prodigy. Romeo, IL wonder
siSu anu NJ 'u'Luh Nr Iibbev, IN his amazing
arhtt .ena I've and mu seize, may, with pro-
priety, be styled the modern he'sa cf ,h. mos,
In every department th's " o Sn camhina.
fanltess and stylish RInphnhea.lea,; ia 10
tons that has been seen. An me. onrrnnanoa
nocent exhibition is presented w.. IN hr;ne +.
ment to close nothing II SAID '' VIZ rnaidnn
blnsh 10 the face Of the most m'Ne'' ,'.rnan,
All should see this meritorout 'h"'' "a nf
A matioee will be given this aiVe'noo"' "a the
course all the boys and girls Wi!I ue'"V " mo,
| baby lions, the little elephant, and I'll ,us 0'
| pleasing attractions Of the grand meh's''''
A grand procession, one mile IN 'e0g'n'
will be made on the day OF exhibition =
drove OF dromedares and pair OF e'e
phants will draw the great golden music car
the Washington Cornet Band will enlVei
the scene with the favorite airs OF the day
the principal performers will appear upo
their performing horses. and the entire pa
aphrenalia Of the vast concern, includin
the massive dens and circus retnne will al
near in the grand procession. This spIer
did street pageant is Of itself, worth day
Journey to behold, SO say our exchanges -
"Menagerie Leyees" are held one hour pr
yious to the equestrian exercises, and OF
price of admission only is charged for Il
entire two separate and distinct exhibition
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THE DAYS WE CELEBRATE.
WHAT WAS DONE.

As an indication that the sacred fires OF
patriotism are still burning as brightly in
the hearts of the American people, as when
Washington led his ragged veterans to vic
tory on Trenton's stored field, we have but
to point to the achievements OF the past
three davs-the glorious Third, the glorious
Fourth, and the glorious Fifth respectively
If DEMONSTRATIONS are 10 I've aecePted Al evil
dence in the case our fellow citizens were
never more ready to sacrifice their wives
relations on the altar of one common country
than at present. Without doubt, Rock Is
| land drank more beer this year in honor Of
Independence day, destroyed more cigars,
knocked down more ten.pins, drove more
billiard balls, had bigger circus, displayed
more fire works, ate more ice cream, drank
more &cs, and had general big time ex-
tended over longer period than at any
year since the orator of the Revolution re
peated, LET it come" What was going on
and what was going elf, in the three days
mentioned, Wa viii briefly touch Upon.
THE Third AT CAMDEN,
! but for the heavy storm which uoumGced
about noon, would have been glorious day.
! The good people of that hoarishitg village
and its vicinity had made very thorough
and extensive preparations for the occasion,
and everything promised full realization Of
their expectations. The programme em,
bracod protracted feast Of patriotic cere'
monies, as well as ample provisions for the
inner man, gastronomically speaking.
The ceremonies of the day were commenc
ed about / ! 0 clock on a commodious plat
form erected under the shade Of a cluster o
forest trees, on Big Island, where were al
} ready cougregated hundreds of the citizens
of Camden, Rock Island, Davenport, Moline
aud the surrounding country, by the singing
with organ accompaniment, Of the inspiring
national song HAL our country's nata
> morn" by the neighborhood choir of lade,
} and gentlemen, which was followed by fer
n vent, eloquent aud appropriate prayer BY
v Rev Mr.. Morehead, pastor Of the Camdel
= Presbyterian Church. Another song wa
sung and then the Declaration Of Independ
y ence was read by K. 5. Cantine in q clea
n voice and earnest manner; and still anothe
IN song closed the Introductory part of the ex
\ ercises. George Mxter Esq, of this city
was then introduced as the orator Of the iav
who In his usual ready manner proceeded t.
= lay the foundation for an address that woul
have taken his audience back to the time
that tried mems souls aud infused into the,
is some of the fire of those early DAYS but III
De- appearance of black clouds and an occosio,
IR- al peal Of distant thunder admonisbed h;
ss and the audience that violent storm ";
impending. He refined up his fancy al
er. made an effort to condense his intended a
er. dress, but the threatening aspect of ii
nt clouds and the growing impotence and re,
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Nail Routes.


CHICAGO AND EASTERN MAIL-arrivss at
4:4O A. NJ. and sop. NJ. Closes at s:lb A. N.
aud $50 p. NJ.
PORT BYRON MAIL-via Ws,ertoHn, Hanp-
ton, Rapids City, Port Byron and cerd0VA' ar
riyes at 6:55 A. NJ. Closes4;5O 7. M.
COAL. VALLEY MAlL-(by esrs) dsily, leaves
between 7 and A. NJ, returning at about
Pm. Orion and Andover are supplied by
this route.
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MAIL--arrives at 1850 A.
M. and sos Pm. Closes at $40 A. NJ aud
500 p. NJ
ALEDO MAIL--yia Camden BILLS, Andalu-
STA, Edsing tou, Hamlet, Perryton, Aledo' hign
Point, New Boston, Keithsburg, Oquawka, 70
| 0ouAwka Junction, (Sagetown), leaves dshy
between 8 A. M, and arrives at $3.50 =: M
Mail matter for Pleasant Ridge, HsElitt, hui
| talo Prairie, Illinois City, DrurJ, Copper
Creek, and Millersburg, goes by this route.
MONMOUTH MhIL--via Presumption, suef
Viola, North Henderson, Spring Grove, an
Riohlaud Grove to Monmouth, leaves Tues
dave, Thursdays and Saturdays at a. M
and arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fr
day at 7 P ". Centre Ridge is supple
on Tuesdays by this route
CENTRE RIDGE, via Rural, once week Ar
rivss Friday evening, a: o'clock, and leave
Saturday morning, at O'clock :.
Office hours from 7:CO A. 81. to 500 r. NJ
asy- suudays, open from 10 10 Am.
VI. Is. Osborn, Post Master.
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To-Day's Advertisem' ts
Chancery N office.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, ! ss.
Rock Island County,

In the Circuit Court of the September Term, A.
d. 1869. In Chsncery.
Sarah B. Cobb vs.. Job Ross, Maria Gould, Aus
tin Z. Gould, and - Gould, wife OF said
Au,tin, and whose christian name is unknown.
Amended Bill in Partition.
To Maria Goud and - Gould, wife OF said
Austin E. Gould, and whose christian name Is
unknown, defendants in the above entitled suit
NOTICE is hereby given that the above emit.
" tied suit is now pending in said Court, and
that summons has been issued against you
therein.
Now, unless you shall personally be aad up
near before said Couri on the first day of the
next term thereof, to be holden in the Cour'
House, in the City Of Rock Island, in the county
and state aforesaid on the FIRST MONDAY
| OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, to which time an
mace the said summons 10 made rcturnable, anc
| tlcad. answer or demur to the amended bill II
said suit fled, that tho same will be taken 10
confessed as against you, and decree entered &C
| cordiDgly. ,, ,,,ou,
Complaints Solicitors.
S,uUEL p. lloDGEs,
Clerk Of sail Court.
Rock Island, ILL.,, July 6, lS69--dw4w.
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q O. = 4 q ID A Y t!
THE BIGGEST tlENAGEAiE IN
AMERICA C0M;tN 10 hOCk
ISLAND WEDNESDAY,
JULY IlIIt.
BAILEY'S CARAVAN I!

Bailey & Co.'S mammoth Menagerie in
connection with Quaglianis elegant Circus
exhibits in this city on Wednesday, July
18th, afternoon and evening. 1t is the larg
est and most attractive Caravan and Circus
ever in this State. The papers elsewhere
alude to it in the most hattering terms =.
among It's attractions is huge Rhiuoceros
the only one in this country, 8 pair OF baby
lions ak weeks old, performing elephants,
leopards, bears, tigers, panthers and wild
animals Of every name and nature. For
two weeks this unrivaled organization ex.
hibited in St. Louis, afternoon and evening.
to audiences numbering from four TO five
thousand, at each performance. We clip
he following from the ST. Louis Repabt
can:
The Lindell lot Aad immediate vicinity pre-
seuts the appearance of county fair or 4th OF
INV gathering. Afternoons and evenings,
around the entire lot, crowds Of people may be
seen impatiently waiting TO enter the henagerie
and Circds. Yesterday afternoon they enjoyed
A pleasant hour IN introductioRs TO inc eIepnahts'
csmels, lions ,--big and little, not emitting the
handsome rhinoceros, and other quadrupedal
potshilites belonging to the establishment. ana
in witnessing the equestrian performances, which
we consider, in every respect, the most periec'
ever presented to the public. The ladies arc
handsome in foru. and feature; graceful ana aAr
ing in their ed uestrian acts and to behold mem
in their new and elegant costumes entering ln'
arena, mounted upon their splendidly f0finSu'
aaiiv caparisoned steeds, they seem
alike angels dropped down from The oi'"N'
To turn and wind assy Pegasus,
And witch the world with noble horss'nA"-
ship" s.h.s.
The bareback riding and waiting OF osssf
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MARRIED.- short time ago, our TREND
Mr.. George W. Vintdh, Of the Moline PIow
Works, took his departure from our midst
on what be stated "Iittle business tour
The result of the expedition can be seen
under the head Of Married Mr.. v 10
business man, takes business view OF evrry
thing, and may be quite right in thinking
that marriage is business" nowadays, es'
necially from financial stand point But
at all events, we are very sure he never did
q be,,er buaiuess in his life than that Just &C
comphshed, aud as be went a good WAYS
from home to get wife, and left y myriad
of pretty girls behind, in doing so, we hope
he made an excellent choice, and as he is a
Young man OF taste, we will take 1t for
granted ne did. So we watch his push out
upon the sea Of matrimony with the bes
wishes for the future Of his lady and him
| self
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A Rock ISLAND newspaper charges that
three citizens of Chicago came down there
and tried to secure the release of some no
torious characters who are now in Rock Is.
land Jail. These three men consisted OF
Eager, Gregg, and Alderman Donnellan
Just what business a Chicago alderman has,
IN company with disreputabe men from
Chicago, in trying TO clear other disreputa.
bio scatnps, in jail at Rock Island, is not
very clear As our city council is not one
the most reputable in the world, we do not
| know that the aldermans visit to Rock Is.
land will add anything to their present
| character here at home; but it will have
the effect to injure US abroad. We should
keep our lutte peccadilloes in the family
! Hence. the visit of Donnellan to Rock
| Island is an iniudicious performance. AS
! he took note Of introduction from Captain
Hickey, it is probable that, in the kindness
OF his heart, he went down to assist some
good radical who had been cooped by the
Rock Island authorities A democrat was
deputed in order that there might be some
responsibility in the application. Neverthe'
less, it is not the, thing, even as matter OF
accommodate alton, for a Chicago alderman to
go about soliciting the release of burglars
Chicago Times, 4h. q.
We are glad to see the Times administer
merited reproof to an official Of its owr
party who has probably stopped to one o
the lowest arts OF demagogueism to attain
popularity with class whose ballots are nc
compliment to any faction that may re
ceive them. A democrat who will hobnot
with reputed burglars and shoulder hitter
for the sake OF winning the votes Of dan
gerous element of society, has no just claim
on the clemency OF the democratic press
If he cannot be elected except by pander
ing to the fore ordained inmates Of jail
aud p..so"o, he had better maintain a decen
responsibility in the private walke of life
Donnellan may have been deceived, an
. may have come to Rock Island under Ii
5 influence of erroneous impressions, b,
from all accounts, he came in very disrepu
' able company.
Sanford was to have obtained a heariI
y to-day, but the case has been postponed u
. til Thursday or Friday. Sweeney & JAG
: son have been secured for his defence. Il
friends from Chicago will be down on t
Y day d designated by Judge Peasants.
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CORD0yA WHITE LIME,

4 TKINsON, MURDOCH Is CO., are now
a usinc en- their build ngs aud offer for sale
Wynkonp's celebrated Cordovs White Lime,
which they warrant tree from all waste and to
give full satisfaction to purchasers. For hard
finish this lime is superior to any on the Mi''Is-
,ipui va Lime supplied in sny quantity.
House in the old Rock Island match fsc
,o,v near the ferry landing. lJuiy3dElw
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NOVELTY CORN NEAL MILLS

TN CONNECTION with bis Planning Mill, tn.
,.b.criber is stilI conducting the Novelty
Corn Meal Aiiis, and has constantly on hand
Superior quality Of white and yellow kiln dried
meal, by he barre! or hundred pounds. HigheU
"a .rket price paid for Corn. The patronage Of
She public !, respectful ly solicited.
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E. II, BiZEN, Nj. d.,

PHTHCL4E and SURGEON.
TN CONNECTION WITH THE GENERAL
practice special attention paid TO the diseases
Of the Eye, the Ear, the Kidneys and the Pelvic
0rgsnt.
osee no. s. Brady Street, Davenport, Iovs.
ostl7du.
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5000 REV ARD.

r OST in Davenport, Rock Island or on the
A Ferry, between I 4. n. and ? o'clock, p. NJ,
on this day, between $1,000 $1,000, in q roll
Of hills one $500 note and the balance in 800,
and $50 notes. will give 500 reward for the
return ofthe money to me at the Rodman House,
Rock Island, .--
June 24-dtf /. j. HAST.
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"GnArE was in all her steps, Heaven IN her eye
In all her ges,ures dignity and love,
Sbe drank her Soda al the Ferry Fount.
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FIFTH OF July DIVERSION.

At about twelve O'Clock on the evening of
the Fifth, two Swedes who board at the Iowa
House, and whose names are l.. NJ. Person
and John Johnson, were proceeding up
Orleans street Just above Market Square,
when they were met By two strangers who
boldly clutched them by their throats, and
robbed Pierson Of a gold watch, johnson Of e
silver one, and both Of shout S35 in money,
Of the money, s25 was in currency, and the
balance Of the sum consisted in a $40 gold
piece, On the case of the silver watch was
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-06

scraped "McCarsy," the work having Dee"
done with pen knife. The gold wa'cn was
marked on the outside case "a. D. Ing
scoundrels made off with their booty unu's'
turbed. No clue exists calculated to ieau
to their discovery. Should any one recover
the property, we are requested to say 'ha'
he will be Literally rewarded on returning ~
TO the owners.
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gsIPPOpOTAMUS!

Tho RIVER HORSE and a huge ELEPliAN-
TESS, calculated to he 100 YEARS OLD, and
the SMALLEST ELEPHANT in captivity. Al
so a LITTER or LIONS
" The "BABEs IN THE WOODS only Six
weeks old. and Polar Bear, direct from the Nor
thern Ocean, Brown Guancos, n new variety, oil
Lama. the Sacred Camel, Loness, with Cubs,
together with Bengal Tigers Black NAMED Lions
white Bear Laughing lIyenas BRAZILIAN Jaug-
AIRS, senegal Leopards South American t'uancos,
tiszelles, Painters, Camels, Buitalos, UrIhiy
Bears, Black Wolves, Emucs, Black Bears, Hehu
or Sacred Oy. Alpine Goat, Dromederies, Lamas,
Bisons, Axis, Deer, Maskin Swine, TaPrs, Strip
ed Hycnas, Quagsa, Zcbro, Eagles, Ostriches,
Pc,carics, Fultufes, md full array OF exotic
Birds. Apes, Monkeys, &c., together with a beat
tifuI BIRD OF PARADISE, also a grown on
RANG OTTANG, and Il herd Of 10 CAMELS.
Sterling information and Rational Amuse-
ments are hero combined, and in beholdng these
wonderful specimens of the animal kingdom and
the arenic display, old and young VIII expert
ence 4 JOY FOREVER.
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MARRIED.

VINTON-WRIGHT- In Boston, Mass, June
2e,b. 1869, at the residence OF Col. } :. ktmhali
by Rev. William r. Alger, Mr.. GEO. W. YIN
TON, of Moline, H., and Miss HATTIE b.
daughter Of the late 5. b. Wright, ESQ Of Bur
lingtun, Iowa. No cards.