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DARRPA-R0SA ENGLISH OPERA.
CARL ROSA. & d. HESS q Co.,
Propd't f-5 '''N
FRENCH TItEArER,
COMMENCING sATUlpAt pthlNo. SEPT u,
\ N tae Bfst American reduction - 'i'It'
pURITAN'S DAUGHTER,
A,yu,,, ron .pe spera IN acts nibv b. nsse,mss, a, A.
ips1en, In consequence ofs or the h.ISsuss
most Of the extraordinarily laty t npAnJ sAsh sestes
MADAME tH.irt Rosa
AND MISS ROkE d.. soBraa,
V,ras . . u Amsrisa).
MISS X. sEtiUIN. NiSN thNik AHDREws
AND MISS FANNIi STOCK loS, CoHtIaln
Mr. CASTLE NJ NtARY NORDbLON.
AND Mr. AUGUST -'kkR reaob.
Mr. ALBEErO LANHIAtI fuEo Baritone
Very esisbrsGdin sitrI frtnce, and Italy.
HIS ar, AppslI.ig q. e. Arrrea
Mr. C. CAMPBELL az v HLNiAEUs HALL,
Bsss C-tt.ru
Mr. ~. Bnfo.
Mr. PRBD. HOWARD lfl fiAt klIIkS, basa
THB PURIrASS lAuNhfkR
a. v,n All other productions ly s maaI vii be ehaftets
H., Al. correct and liberal f.H ia
" w THB ORCHES hA NND CHORUS
D.. al he done 70 fend>f d,
'"F REPt ROSA ENGLISH OPtgt skAsON SUCCESSFUL
III SIiR or RESERVED sktrs WILL COMMENCE AT
sehrs nas!e store No Ol B,rs On aooiaI sepe@teTta
III s,s .i nc, positively b ia "a 70 snsss nsA" And ,.
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DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT.
II A NEW BOOK ON THE PEAR.
We viii publish, September an illustrated work entitled
PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT"
ByP T. QUINN,
a praeteal HorcaRs for years Successful grower Of Pears
Umsrhr The subject simply and thoroughly EateA sOaer the
sSlowipg beads:
VARIETIES;
ASPECT;
PREPARATION OF THE SOIL
DISTANCE APART;
gLRCTISG TREES;
..RARPs AND STANDARDS,
TINE OF PLANTIEGi
PLANTING;
DIGGING TREES FROM THB SUKsERYRow AND PACKING
VARIETIES TO PLANT;
PRUNING;
MANURIEG AND MULCHIEG:
GATHERING FRUIT;
MARKETING PEARS;
PROFITS OF PEAR CULTURE:
MISUNDERSTANDING AND GRAFTIEGi
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS
ORCHARD kECoKD.
Tht Work s be found eOEeie practical manual iS hs Pear
grower. whether fsr pleasure proS.
One volume hAsdsoUeJ bound Price eL Sent By
Enall On receipt Gf pLaee. THB TRIBUNE, EoB,Y4Si.
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Yah Stbsuls.
Gtatbfrs.

A LADY thoroughly educated in English,
~ Grrmsn, and French desires situation TEACHER In family
SCHOOL, would be willing Europe Cuba South America
Address AMELIA, Ma. 228 BaSt Twenty third st.
A GRADUATE of long and wide experience
IN teaching the English Classical. aud Mathematical branches
schools privately desires SCHOOL ENGAGEMENT Private
papl. College Academies Address PRO
fESSOR. Tribune once.
TUTOR WANTED, in a private family, to
take Of the education Of Bngsh and German
Non, hat hSoush competent person need apply Addrs" TUTOR
Boz No asa
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1869

1927 THE 1850
c0sHsR4 ro SElHcI .si TF FExLY NEWSPAPER So
~ THETySEcoSs YslR with largely increased fsee
s9s s With s, d.s TSp % sgPsa9 |
IourL u yEsrCL1s NEWSPAPER, REPuBLICAS
f sS TFFT " c 81 si We Sf sEs
hsriag editor employed 70 attend solely Depart
Quy the Asssnd city - niuo, point Of population and bus
fLi asPLsd new SG9E are erected .nEsa Th. new Railroad
securely aIed TRIMS FOR ADVERTISING VERY MO6RhATE.
BOOK. JOB AND Ornamental PRINTING IN FIRsr.cLAss
STYLE Address; TIE QUINCY WING CO.
Quincy, Illinois.
IHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC REPRINTED
COaSlets ssts from 1873 to 1868 bOh inclusive bound iSO
Poatan' Pebble Lbrsrss viii be
MSSAc m =. 1.. sss SSyS 70 RFodss TIE BgSE AL
year The Poisu and the
Wig AP,.ae containing animal Election Returns 81 States AID
fosgn ministers Governors Of &C. With Summaries Of Acts OF
be volumes BY Mr. GreessJ fay explains their scope:
ihe Fan o. lsy.srs before the establishment Of rnS TRrRrxH
JscEOnvsa Barren d9ssty o Ten Years seemed
vas soyed % is.Oe PoLoAI Tor ss ana.
reception s n nSs s so. asO -
eIeepuD Tie Issue Tor 1858 complete sss Of I s ss SS
matter Afforded SSr tae reader boSSb The nico'
ss.I Ss new SSsss 0'. e9s, q more than ANIMAL
aud Tribune Almanac under Which uAme h has been B,J 70,
S III, IRE Ss = Tau iA S1 ;ssi Sas
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tbe wo rate and tbe or tine 10 time ron
upou The market have commanded fabulous prices ~
a. Of PHOTo
ai s,sg premise Of great results 10 the future By s
~ fenoeee possible 70 reproduce The old mod,s go.
AZ 2, resolved that lsd nun6ef Of fan Eors,
@ si sH sSI e 3. S TsS n0 ss % ,. RhG line
Ptsst we ha "A viii be wholly HBque ss,t b,,s,t
Ap9 pohneiAns uatths Be ponpt,
fabe LAbraIss where tbey bI Ys
Ibose Who fall 70 obtain directly via nrob,.
Wy mss " WY SPp'HseiV. HoRACH 6REHLEL|
The s0ngSs sets Of The Register and Almanac are comprised !, to-.
p' boued plsne and are ready Pnes for the trs yeu,,
80
Tbose wishing 70 SseUie these DssBs Political sts,,, ~
nd tbsb e'ds iHnsdiatsJ only 900 soris, are printed
Esrb eTdsT sssI Be tsesnvssisd viA the cash ADDRESS
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DAbEPA-ROSA ENGLISH OPERA.
c.RI RosL T.. HESS Co.
Proprrtors Ard pl-srtorA
sATURpAY EVENING ~ fvueh 1b.aisr TIC ~ anaressy
ofMsdsms PlRBPAs dsbnt IA Amra VA Be ~' "peas hsht
" PURTTAN'S p3ttf1ga
appointed and splsbdd go htse,ea sesn ief ss
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arp GOODS.

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A RNOLD, CONSTABLE & Co. will oher on
N MONDAY. 49,. N
THEIR FALL IMPORTATloF'
Purchased expressly for
RETAIL SALES,
oo,opvn rAYPETAs and PAILLEs, nEDIUA AND EA
IRA RICH ...I ..
BLACK SILKS -.
R1cu POINT AND CHANTILLY LACEsi PAkis ANU M"
BURG
EMBROIDERIES;
RACK AND COLoRBD vBJvBTS, AND Ribbon 'hL'hies
INDIA CAMEDs hair, CASHMERE, AND WOOL
SHA WIS;
CLOTHS CASsIMBRBS, AND CLoAhNosi
sBSTLBMEHs, LADIES', AND YOUTHS
FURNISHING GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONS -
DRESSING GOWNS FOX GEM LEmE'N
IN VARIETY
Ladies', and Children's oUTFITT1sG DEPARTMENT.
UNDERGRADUATES.
Ready made and to order Of EVERY DESCRIPTION
FALL. AND WINTER HOSIERY
IN ALL THE VARIOUS MAKES
UNDERGRADUATES in all styles and qualities ian ana ''"p'
stock Of
WHITE GOODS, LINEN AND HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS
IN GENERAL.
MOURNING GOODS, l
A complete and varied stock a.
FIANNELS, BLANKETS, QUILTS Sc''
i' IN all sies ar Qualities
KID GLOVES. Ia, D and Bstons -
DOG SKIN CASTOR, ASD BUCK GLOVES AND eAUNI
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MILITARY ACADEMY
/ a, tMESTRR nELAWARR COUNTY, PkNNSlLVANIA

II NCHESTER. DELAWARE COUNTY, PhNhSlb'hNh'
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fung. AMI complete In all their appointment very
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slusivey department Of Ma,htmanes aud bngneeng
,,ou given 90 religions culture Of edetA Cshs
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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-15

THEATER.-" The Elves y drew a very fair
house last night. That splendid spectacle
will DC presented for the last time this even
ing. Great preparations are being made for
the production Of " The Lancashire Lass y
and " Under the Gas Light" We are sorry
to learn that Miss Hinckley is suffering from
very severe cold; she appeared last evening,
however, notwithstanding her illness.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-15

How AN ENGLISH HATAosPHERE WAS
NADE.-Ihe Hartford Currant, describing
the process of discriminating at the Wilt
mantle works, says:
Perhaps some readers will be interested to
know how Yankee ingenuity had stepped IN
and supplied every want which foreign pro-
dncers have held could not be supplied, and
that, consequently, il was impossible 20 make
in this country as good quality of six cord
thread as was made abroad. The Englishman
said: IN admit that you can get the power
and the machinery; YOU can employ expe-
rienced workmen and all that; but, my Ha-
Ir,ericau friend, you haven't got the hatmos-
phere!" That was unlocked for; not got the
atmosphere-that is too bad. we musthave it.
The point of the Englishman was that damp,
foggy weather OF England so acted upon the
cotton staple in its processes of manufacture
that. no; only the perfect operation of nachi
merry was guaranteed, but the thread was, IN
that way. and could be in no other way, made
strong and smooth, and complete in all Its
parts. There was something in this idea TO
be considered, and the Willimantic Company
promptly met the objections raised by supply
ing their six cord thread mill with steam reg
isters which are scattered through the long
apartments, and from which there is gentle
flow of vapor. giving to the entire premises,
where humid atmosphere is required, Just
the moisture needed; and the company
have, bv an artificial process, tianked the
f,gs of London, and secured what is really
better, an atmosphere that can be regulated
n will.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-15
P.sron,.. Home Companies.

There is a feeling innate in the breast Of every
person that awakens pride in the success Of home
institutions. 1t associates and identines ftsei'
with our love Of country and attachment to our
homes and the benefit that the Pacific Coast de-
rives from patronage Of home institutions is felt
in every department Of trade, pervades all the
different branches Of busness---enlarges that
which is already estsbl shed, and opens new
fields for enterprise and active industry. In at
ronizns home companies you rely on your own
knowledge, and are not compelled to take tie say
of interested represe ltatives.
In times of disaster and trouble you naturally
eek assistance from your friends; you 60 to those
whom you know best who can and will assist you
apply this principle, acted on every day, to in
surance Is there any country more naturally
self-sustainirg than the Pacific Coast Why then
destroy the vital principle of prosperity, impov'
erish the country and complain of hard times,
when your misfortune is the result Of your own
action Would You deposit your money in a bank
on this coast or on Wall street? Would you de-
post money in Life Insurance Company on this
coast or one in New York. Would you buy Mis-
sion blankets. or do you prefer sending East-you
might get a better article.
Would you stop the cultivation Of wheat TO i'm
prove the faci tiles for the importation Of flour
We are all political economists. but that man sets
whately at defiance who exports gold and silver
and. imports everything else. What has
become of that s. OUO. 900 sent East for life in-
surance last year is IL bringing You per cent.
or Is per cent Would &. 900, coo added to the
circulation on this coast make any difference in
its prosperity? Would not increase the amount
in circulation here one-tenth, and enable you to
cash those outstanding bills which you long since
d-spaired Of collecting
..Is not the Pacific Mutual responsible any
company in the worldy Is it not as liberal as any
Are not the laws Of California careful Of the in
trrests of the policyholders those Of any other
State Can You name comTd ny which did the
same amount Of business in the same time that
the Pacific Mutual has done Do the stock hold-
ers of the Pacific Mutual get one half much for
the management Of the affairs of the company and
the security which their capital affords. rs the
officers Of any purely mutual company which you
can name get for their services officers without
YOU any security at all
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company, J. A.
Tahoe House. Virginia, General Agent
for Nevada Idaho and Dakota.
Clarke Wells Lcal Agents, Carson, Nevada. |
Carson. January 1. ls6S.-2w.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-15
THE DAILY APPEAL.

THE PIGEON MATCH between Osbiston
and King, yesterday, at the Warm Springs.
wa. decided draw. The contestants shot
at twenty birds each and each killed eleven.
The principals not agreeing as to the manner
of saving off," the stakes were delivered up
and all bets declared off. The champion
cup was not shot for, there being scarcity
of birds and the wind blowing very hard.
, 1869-01-18

window, sn1~dm d:wn song three o. four
i1ches, bnt,. finding tha. the xtone wall
would not. -Itesd to their efforts,
they commenced wDrkinp ~ thsS BILL.
work xround :. Tbs widow: : tnd,
when discorered, had ehippedtt away
the one s,de. ~M2fk& OF 4 jimmy Tttu iiso
yLtole on tho windoR-fr&me. Al tha plaee,
lu'which the prison breakers were compelled
10 work was verJ limited, thcy removed the
bricks sna mortar tnto water closet, which
happened TO be conIen'eatfr open for that
purpo<e. In their flight thev Left complete
, 1869-01-18

An interesting discussion has becn hid
in the lcdiaua Legislature On the moral
Eice Of political toptc- The question
before the meeting was whether Il was
mc1sl Or immoral for Lieutenant Gov
ernor Cumback to write letter to Gov
ernor B.ker proposing thss II he
tBaker) would appo'n him (Cumbsck)
United 6talea Senator, he fCumbsct)
would not oppose him tB aker} As 3 can
didate for Governor-alt far the sake Of
unity IN the Republican psrty. The le:-
ter WA written about oney yc.s sgc, when
It MES supposed that 8enstor Hendricks
was about to resign his atat. Governor
Baker replied that the proposal WIS cor
rups, and that he would have nothing to
do with it.
Az Mr.. Cum back, ha1 received The
pretty unanirnous suppo.tpf the Metho
dist Church In the lAte contest for tht
senstorshfp, and has come out vicsoriou.
It msy be satelY assumed that 1t Is no
immorat to wIite such q letter. tn.
only aue:tioE remaining Is, whittier i
wBs WISE for Mr.. Cumback to write l.
Such proposals are frequently mad
amcng politicians, In private conversa
ton, but VIC neytf betozs heard Of OF
reduced to writing, signed with the nam
of The writer. ard committed to the caI
OF q postage stamp. As there Is no fri
bunRl before which VIC can bring tt
question OF the wisdom Of such pfe
eeedin7, II will forever semsiq, like Il
, 1869-01-18
We.re informed th,t ccr AIN member

We aYe informed thst ccr:ain members
of the Illinois Legislature are opp 7ssd 10
the Chicago lIsroor bill, now pending In
that body, On the ground III It the ha1bor
rrh,s On the east sront OF the city belong
10 The State, A1d that It the5 possess any
ya,ua they ought 70 be made source OF
1ereuue TO the SAFE. We d1 aos be-.
lIeyc this view is correc'. The object
which the city has In asking tho Legis-
1asu1c to pass the H.rbor bill Is rather to
quiet tie title than 10 acquire II. Tae
city Is lhe riparian owner from about
R.ndolph street 70 Park row. Whether
the piece Of ground called Lake Park
WAS ever properly aea,csted to the pub
lie CT not, ,he State is estopped fran se'-
ting up any clstm to it by an act passed
Ten or .Htlye years ago, rectting thst
whc.eas 1.-The Canal Commission
c1s did dedicate it IS a
public commrp, therefore no person
should BE- al'owtd to tsespsss upon II.
The riparian right bttrg in the city the
right to occupy and possess the ou1er
hartor eannot, in orr opinion, be taken
from The city. The Legislature Is atked
to resolve any tlonbs which may exist
upon this poin. IN favor Of the city, and
to give Us The sau1e privileges shas are
epjoycd by all the osher large cities ofthc
Union possessipg water privilege, Of
copssructlnga harbor and receiving the
rtnta issues Ard nroGts theIe1f.
, 1869-01-18

Thh raa Losan's long speech, or ~ much
OF 1t ~ could be desaicascd.- :.
Ar. .Jenckesaasv vcred thastho foreign civil
services wett republican and not Aeistocsstlc
Ia origin thhta civil tarTico based upon
conpcusl.e ezaminau ms was, .falrcr inc
more tPani!can Than tht present system OF
rotation *nd laVosltism ; that tn i Demo.
eta1ts Esoeiitop tho d.sloTai clerical force
Ts4 The ffuts Of the old system Of political
appcfntnfnta finally, that with the present
sFtte1n y hundr' q millions OF ravenue arc
stGp' ht H. ana q Tl1h It re shsl! never pay our
Logan'e alrnsgume:l OF this bill, Is bor.
EoNta from Tho B1itlsh, reminded ne Of
Frederick bastias's letter to Cobdeu:
They oppose 10 Franco my free trade sr-
Eumentr hich they cannot answer bY ssy.
ing taat these srs English: And h the cfy
Taking over this debate with m eminent
ofhci4i OF the Capitol, he 4sId to me today:
W 40 nos adopt some radical ayatem
OF thss Kind VIC shall 60 10 pieces. In my
experiences Of twelve years 1t Washington
theke has neFer been corruption like this
indtsertmlrstelJ:"
I belteve that Mt. Jeuckes' bill needs to be
altered In What refers to the com position ol
the Bt.1kd Of Civil scrsice (ou ibis point
General Logan was strong}. and also tbk, II
shcn1d be gradual Ia It's Substitution, replac,
Ing the present system by sloH Inroads, leay.
enltg Tsther than reyo!ullenszing. Bnt upor
| soud measure OF Ills sort the prcsx should
bold Congrrts to rigid account As VIC coult
| OF e1iat half slste and hall free, 40 we can,
not continue little righteous IN the Girl
service md the rest corrupt.
I kkxt.
James Brooks, whosc cEean-colorcd ponies
have dlsapr ehrcd-ptobably converted inte
| tEo-Aorsc power eugfuc to work of th.
E|tFkss-acE into tcsolence w1tp E. B. WaEn
, 1869-01-18

reu<. rtey irpors t6s Hsbes ID moW1:aS, ,tsl
tbrtr Icstef, thte1r peapse- earring, tntfS paNes
d. ixe. fbet dogs sll' e4t*n- up, md 10 thuaAG.
va md foreed them tpto tpt ctoons on taa
eattern edFr Or ~ 9taked ftatns. wtsd.e taete
Nere no kmau Eznt Or ,bus1a,u- .Ttsy ~ ~
haa M, ano teEite 10 tuutndsr nccoc6uan7ANys
aceedec 10 .teIt sexnz, nud win punish tnem
pont:heeni 1e*ssdea> iaz ths1 III har. 5''0d
~Yeateraey "a reeetred 4 tax pzpers-:he
6rtt fnF I rnonth--xnd sec II Y anfeed y
1atitn aEtntz ttxt hl4tk Hetne'1 t1ad vtfa
on tAeft rese11atlrn It tho Ttns tAaJ- VETS A.
lacked THIS IL false. The reservation E11enae
but thirty 1tfe1 ~ the W1Aa3t9 ffom, Gekk
Cobb. The batttc tnnk- pEscn cue hundred and
twenty riles up thst steam ttpm aese;, Il Is Il
aeuld make rich 70 1R7ertiua who h4d my fezasd
for TIC tznth. Taa JouoE msu q tnt1 okao I0M.
menoed .ee WIT. / can Rfsa yheH u&nts+ ao1A
OF p1fk Kettles JcunK men wrFe ouf afpfe dxI-
Ing at Fort Dodee vt. + Ett12xc Ha4 Ntprd CIT.
Antea taken fuza tr4tua, naSi MxaEt eExted ay
cur tourdt1ed eou11ersr &1d photographs stolen
iron To scenes Of the ostsaRes on thc sMom2n Sa
eAp&ETed camp, md, In addition, taye Their
own lIina'f1ted htstorr. touzd In theu captured
camp, showing the different nenta Or auttess
tim 1Itbe vtE9 engaged IN the h1an4 Attac3ka.
tke daY 1atttes attsrkcd neo1t Fort Wallace.
and tho Numen+ Eitlxens and Roidfers kiiIed.
1t u 1t the 1slce q tny one destftn. tEfo5naa.
ton o. Tie suhirct- II should b Known also fhas
tuFcuQb the Af1uahoe CAfef LtlEIe Rt7cr. IN Z. J
!. te1vt.v Win tDat h1ef ht FVrs Dodge, IN Sep
ieroter ia1&. They id ndt come.
fouss, respectfully:
"xslor General comuardtns."
, 1869-01-18
AURORA.
PrcIset fnf tho Div1aiont OF HxEe and
Uu rage Counties.


UuF1Es Connliea.
epee.al Despatch 10 The chiesxo TEibuna.
Arao1A+ H.. 3an. Is.
A larSe 1nd erthupllstfc meeting Of The lead
Ing e1ttzsrs Of Aurorz and n&pefri1Ic assembled
II tht Court Hopse. Ia this city, this afternoon,
10 txke stepa toE ards making dlT1sloa Of kane
Hd hufags Counties, whereby thu tousaeta
to~rs Of Kass sad Dopsso coua,.,e-. shs4 aste
together nd b. calisd Kane County. hay'ng tne,f
equity ee1t At u1pt1 aud the northern toWot
Of theee ccanues unite, otlrE ca!lsd DuPa5s,
having their county ses1 1t Efgta. Iae ntop2seat
soTpa touth q I line shoft dfst.nee
tut1. st, Ch.rIca md the towns mona o. tnat
lsxc Mi continue y prraRes ths aaIasiaSe
e1S,med oY th,s reasganlkat'na eA1ae S"nas'es. -
Il n rsheatoa and hspes nils, ~ s 1s.n g.
tne sHo CON ,iss be much better accommodates
ii "a now Ia tee tsarsseson u ther co1ut1 pnsi-
nj lo1ts 10 eh& trasalnE fr seteaing
thc tpNpt 1f Aurua aod R1giu, Which atas pxo-
| pescd to mike county festk OF ehef fespeEuFe
Az md eloquent rera4s1, favsinE tbs more
usrt, Ne1c uade b Jndte A51saJ E9a =; Il.
Cady, OF Sapesr.i!a. xnd b{ jadkT F3fkes Aou.
| Chxs. Wheaton. ard acn. y. ~. toanS, el
I Anre1a- Ion n n: H1y1in' Espsesentatnxsss e. r. IN
EEs Coy ,Repreaentat.sa ftn1A HsroA!t. Counte,
Wele pf1teLt anA e4th eIpEtt4cd thfrnsslFss
favorable 10 Tho mostneut, providing 1t should
nee: TIE wishes Of nstuitJ ef their eonSiu q.
eutA rttsh !. str:n1y helieyf dWll % thE ease
Cozar7,tteea were appoin'ed 70 ouF.n petlnyn -
she Les1s1stuse. snt to p,eer7e ttEn3:ores ntn
| tne rto{eet- IEe meeting AtloufEed to meet
Eext 9atusc4y.
, 1869-01-18
ST. LOUIS.
When Gcrsxal sehurz wks nAtuFAi-
1xrd-WomnnS nSani2se-h6ufss - %.

When G6BsIA Sr04T1 WAs nAt"tA4@
1xrd-WomnnS nSani2se-h6ufss - %.
1zln IL
sr Ior,t, Jxa. 1s.-Ttc Deuao-Tcf dtspofcs Of
the pto1y ttst ethr1x IS inthEtols 70 The sen.ts
/: ~ he tnok out fts ffSt pape.s =
n lssS, II hts Lat pspcr1 In Jettssa1 tooosy,
81 LOGS, Jan. 16t--Ata Hceti1g q tho No-
+rsnss Hurrsce Association, this AttsIo92.
paoa @ tcai al sssieess vss sr1ns.e.ed ant = Ia-
Ecaeed tuie7rss in tae es1He Vas @an1!setss ~ .
~ r. satsd 70 tas delesso 10 att=aa toe w4.a
trrto1 Coa7ea!ion nd aasxs asefsaoa ,s,e ,,a q
IL Ls1se1 lie a@7 sas,eet Of 1enlle kasiass os os.
iass he kRfalstnls: nm 'ss nsx e .a.toa Ss,
t1uIluE .tnIrr ou,. tss word ,~ma!e.' Tasy also
srarnded tnesr o1u epasti1aslou eJ Hnene :9 on
toinSd he asrocssaoa. Let sers wt5a read EoI3
Esn G PoaesnJs u2ted s'1sss ssa a;of ef 9ps IL
Sndisxe Astoctst,ea Of the pfsTiet of Lotum, q
hl1; juago :Erasr- snd Rar. L Nontsl q, o.
81. Lou,s, Aua o.tezs, ni EtrtnE NoFds oi ea
cpp1xrtIaE3t.