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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-08-20
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tate OF MISSOURI,
Sl OF HERMANN.

~ Clerks Office, August 1863.
,or,ffv for sal e on tho first Monday IN October
gil al or so much of the following described
~ AMI blocks in mt the int t4Hn Of a ags% dno a nd WIN an!
sa!Eiy the same for the year 1867 and 1868.
pslG ." oolIector will offer said lots and blocks at
I sale at the usual place Of holding Courts In
l Nuown. and will continue said sale Sundays
tbs P"d' until all the said real estate be DIS
sSsS Of as pprovided by town ordinances. How
pos" any lot or block so sold in whole or IN
p% shall be subject It'd to m PsaemP'1 ns IT IN w 1nO Jah be,
way; heen sold tor State and County taYes by
t T. State of Missouri
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The above town lots and blocks may DC fcuee-
med o, any time prior TO the sale hy the party
: 10 The Town Collector The full amount Of taxes
and costs due thereon.
Attest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-11
DRY GOODS.

Spring and Summer Goods.
,4I T5ess - Bargsips Jg
aSs st,.m Of sSn s1apd M.i. Has; " &c., lSc sSc
Imported French Bonnets &c.
Fine NeapolitAn Bonuets, 50c.
a"' As.p'a'-a ~ isiiab RisbSS on DEPARTMENT.
$,ss ssaSss Ss Ssssa:, g. s. iSs., iSs,, BE- i5s
s.,.s.. s...''' 81 as$Sssi d'ssss s.nrs.
IN IlTln4%Sss, IS. . Is; pises:
Au''''A '''AIiP1h PxhSsots :t 81 81 bEISw Iss COST
Dun :, -'' ''S. 'p:A AUCTION LOTS.
satin Bow. AndTies, lse. 10 Csc.
.- .' .n.ifesS TSssiESY AS16 GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
H.s''a 10. :! SsSs Ssys 1855 IDHSfYgssEFxEsr S
= Ress 81 l9o.yaTd a,d,I maehins silk, lie.
Rolls Of White TwiI.d Tapes, &c.
}ss : :ns o RTsSs ss M idc ss s.s sgS .0
S,000 Fine Carved Ivory Fans 25c.
~" n' 'iSfd HxNbSGRHMIEF snd i.E DEP DEPARTMENT.
1000 dosens Handkerehisfs DC 70 l29c.
Ns%iss aei % & '
Imitation Point Lace do, 25c.
500 Va. Iass stEDIs%oss HiHdstEssIss DEPARTMENT 81
5000 Lsde.' Linen Collars &c..
1SSSS SSS %04sat SSis Linen PaS, Sas g. lSs; ,sc
I2Co0 Printed Fiounces, &c.
5000 yards vsstibule Lacess lsc. TO 2sc.
$500 W pieces % Of Ran,nss sSc.
Lots OF goods closing out.
VIM To KiSHES IS;s IS!' s e ig%%sT S4oaSwsy goods
Third door above Bleeckcr street.
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(NORNYN BROTHERS WILL CONTINUE, ON MON.
day July H. their great clearing sale Of SIMMER Dress
Goods and shaws. Lawns 124c; Robe Dress Patterns
only S worth *a 80 Clearing out sale Of Lace Points and
Manuss a. Lace hapnlas at Sa worth CIV; $ie worth
worth ea 0 Summer and Opera shaws. in scarlet and
white grounds, and gold borders Cloths
meresi Linen, Duck and Drills; Heavy Linen Drill at 25c.
narseie. Quilts Black snks Mourning shaws and Goods
~ great bargains at CORNYN BROTHERS., l69 Eighth
avenue, corner Thirty fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-11
DRY GOODS.

(yARPETs AND FURNITURE.
" Reduction In prices Reduction IN pYces.
Great clearing out of the largest best selected
stock Of velves Brussels Three ply Ingram CArpeng
Rugs, Mats Mating, Window Shades, Curtains Cornices
&C., In the city, At prices that
Defy competition.
Also @bo0000 worth OF rich medium and plain parlor
Chamber, Kitchen and Office Furniture
Twenty per cent below market value
B-Parties froa the country would do well to call and
exsfnine stock before purchasing elsewhere.
All goods shipped delivered free at the large Wholesale
and retail waerooms &s6 and 4ss Eighth avenue,
27l Thirty NTH street, adjoining. ID. KELLY,
Successor 10 II. O'Farrel
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THE TURF,

CREATEsT TROTTING RACE OF THE SEASON.
~ Fashion CoMssa l. l. Monday; July IL, at3P N.
Rodsn enters b. M American Girl D. Phfer La
dy Thorn. j. CHAMBERS Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-11

I ADY THORN VS. AMERICAN GIRL, AT FASHION
IL Course to The Ninety street ferry
two boats visitors will fnd the best
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

-
DEpUCED RATES.
London and New York Steamship Line
Steamers ortnshy TO London direct from ner No North
river Passage at $50, e70 and $50 currency.
CELLA..... July 10 BELLONA,., Aug 7
fHhAnUAf....;:... July "a ATALANTA.. August 81
For passage to Hamburg Bremen, Havre Paris Antwerp
and Rotterdam at cheapest currency apply 10
ROBERT N. CLARK, IS Broadway.
For freight to ROWLAND & ASPINWALL 81 south 81
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nR. sfGEsMoSD, DENTIST TO THE WoMAiN sscavsd = ,v
~ pita guarantees TO restore the most palni snsss
teeth s,umps by ning and building up 20 oi sni; am
color without pain, with white cheopasuc g1
testimonials since 1854 Cheoplasc leoth ~
metal, rubber, porcelain plates OF a"y yroasw.v Nv"
moved 10 81 East Nineteenth street, near orVaa~S
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10 LARGE LAUNCHES, NEW FROM THE NAVY
10 Yard at onehird their value; suitable for propeera
sail bosis, &c at STEPHEN ROBERTS boat shop,
l14th street and Harlem river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-11

A RETAIL-ALL PANIC PRICES
IA Heavy Ginghams l0c worth lsc.
Best Delaines l2Hc., worth &c.
Extra yard wide Mualins Ike. worth l3c.
Fine Shooting Auans l0c. a yard.
Heavy Waterproof u, worth VI 6U
White Marseiies a6c. and 37Ec, worth t0c. and e0c.
5000 Parasos 5uc., 75c-, 81 and 81 so up.
5000 Sun UMBRELLA l0c., &c., 75c. and 81 up,
Fine yard wide Flannel 80c., worth Soc. :
Black Corded SILK 81 S6, old price % %.
Table Linens 50c, worth full 76c.
Apaoas Towels Cassiuere. Ticks dc any price you ws6
Terrible dull trade has upset pcss and these rates only
for cash buyers.
Brooklyn, williamsburg. Jersey City and Hoboken people
can nearly one-hslf by buying of us.
FOSTER BRoTHERs, Eighth ay: near Eighteenth st.,
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T(R. CRANES OSTEOPLAsrIC AND G0LD-F0R ~.
IL storing decayei and broken teeth and shells 20
their original shape and beauty without pain loVoV 'e
monias. Removed TO 2l2 West Ihlriy-tourth street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-11

I'OUND-UNITED STATES COUPONS. THE OWNER
call for them the Office of the New Sugar
Refining Company of Washington and Essex streets
Jersey City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-11

WANTED TO HIRE-A YACHT, 80 TO so TONS, WITH
w out captain for cruise Of two weeks late In
July Address, giving fun particulars Captain JARVIS
$50 New York Post oince.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

LNOR SALE-A TWO SEAT ROCKAwAY IN PERFECT
IL ORDER at Wilson'S stable IL East Tenth street.
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complete In every respect for to weeks suitable for
Sound coast; complete cabin accommodation for
six persons. Address boz 4s2 New York Post ONCE stating
particulars.
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LOST AND FOUND.

E,OUND--A PAWN TICKET. OWNER CAN HAVE THE
by calling al 875 est street, OF Morton
paying expenses Of advertising. A. NC.
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SLOOP YACHT "ETHALIED." as FEET LONG, FOR
- sale cheap1 year old in complete order. Inquire of
G. y. ToMPKfNs, 243 Canal street, under Earle's Hotel
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CTEAM YACHT FOR sALE.-.A FINE MODELLED
- steam yacht IS feet long III feet beam, 10 inch square
cylinder well found complete running order
cheap She very economical IN the item OF fuel Address
Dolphin, New York Herald oNce
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LNOR AOBILE-FERNANDINA ROUTE.
The hrst class steamer MERCEDITA. Captain Starkev
Pm. ~ ~ '' w =
Has superior passenger accommodations
Is now receiving Insurance guaranteed 10 Mobile ri
per cent. Through rates to all points Ia the Interior
For freight passage apply to
J. T. PATTERSON, gent, III West street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-11

LNOUNDAIN TWENTY-FIFTH STREET, on THE sTH
IL Inst. small eum of Money, which the have
by calling ct g. Fountains carpenter shop, l12 East Twen
tyGfth street
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CTRAYED OR sTOtEN-FROM THE PREMISES OF
- Squire Muchmore, Belevflc n j., July dark
brown almost black Horse, with small white spot his
forehead white from his fetock down left h,nd e thick
set short legs and right bind leg little swollen al ankle
Any person returning said horse above place the
rewarded. CONTINENTAL SCREW COMPANY,
"a John street, New York.
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NEW YORK, JULY 10, 1869.

HAVE YOUR COATS, PANTS AND VESTS CLEANED
- BY steam, and made TO look like new at 92l broadway,
or Ill Eighth avenue
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-08

wv" i'm"n <" ia tie attest hing rom
larr' s''nrg. A N"mnr'at'c nrm' or sneak.
ng oe"'ns! til" sus7 aTg" am nanrnt wae
using lemon TO refresh his vn'rn IA is trn
H"S'om with nl"nv nr"nt or-tnrs. 4 broth.
r h'mocrat th'n'inr TO phv rr,r'ical
i"Fr. rnn'in'. nrrr cn'vol. he contents or
N ink st"n' into the o'i2cr Of the / mon on
'''c1 'hr Re h"r We "n'r'Ming is row.
~ "' 'rci'o1. T." result wlsa hot.r.rons
'''r Of laughter when the 'cmon was rcXt
used.
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Nc-icrn Snion Line .,tari..L s.cpor,,
PhIale.paia, April 8.
Crulo--,9
R'ir"d-P l.. S. to W., 20; S. "
$iA@is
A,rhTl-frincr.
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ANTWERP. April So p. IN.
Crnd"--j3@ SO >.
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Mr. C"ddinetan. American Consul a Chr
'ia. las 'cri released from impi,sor mont
on To" charg' If conspiracy. ut tne Instance
of the Admiral.
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LoNDuN. Arrii s. p. IN.
Refined. 22A. Spi'its. 9isd
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LIVERPOOL. April 8. p. II.
Ecinri 22i. Spiriis. 9lzI.
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Gen. Stm"n Bolivar , ctnr has gone in.
~ 'h" LIE ins"rsn oaacrcy business a. View
NH~-7e.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-04-16
Letter from General Early to One Hundred
Citizens OF Lynchburg.

LYNcHBERG. Va, April 3.-Gentlemen :
The honor which you have done me by
proposing to welcome my return to my
native State by complimentary dinner.
has been most gratifying to my feelings,
and had my return taken place under more
happy auspices, it would have afforded me
great pleasure to accept your invitation ;
but, in view of the condition of our unfor-
tunate country, and for reasons which
am sure you will understand without a
particular specification of them, am con-
strained to decline the proposed entertain
ment.
In doing so, desire to express to you
my most heartfelt thanks for the cordial
greeting you have given me, individually
and collectively, and to assure you that
neither in wandering abroad, nor on my
return, have J seen any cause to abate In
attachment to the land of my birth, or to
waver IN devotion to the principles which
actuated us in our late struggle for all that
was dear.
It is the hour of defeat and adversely
that really tries the hearts and souls of
men, and those who shall have passed
through all its temptations without an
abandonment of honor or principle will be
entitled in the end to be regarded as the
true heroes of our cause.
Very truly and respectfully yours,
J. A. EARLY.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-04-16

could be established $50, 900 cheaper at
Salisbury than at Raleigh; therefore. he
hoped the amendment of the gentleman
from Rowan (Mr. Shaver would prevail.
The yeas and nays being called, on MIR.
Shaver's amendment, it was rejected by q
vote of yeas 16, nays 40.
Mr. Vest moved to amend section l by
striking out the words at or near" and
insert the words ''within three miles of
Raleigh" Lost.
J. Il. Harris, of Wake, colored, withdrew
his amendment.
William Cawthorn, colored. moved to
amend section 4, by striking out the name
of Alfred Howe, colored, and insert L. w.
Boon, colored.
Mr.. Seymour moved to amend the
amendment by inserting the name of G.
D. Pierson. which was lost.
The question required upon Cawthorn's
amendment, which was rejected by a vote
of yeas SO, nays 40.
Mr.. Gunter moved to strike out section
1. Lost.
The bill then passed its third reading.
Adjourned.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-04-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SATURDAY. April 10. 1869.

SATURDAY, April 10, 1869.
On motion of Mr.. Mcmillan the bill al
lowing the Commissioners of Columbus
county to levy a special tax was taken up
under a suspension of the rules and passed
its third reading by a vote of yeas 60,
nays l.
MIR. Argo offered the following resolu-
ton:
That the thanks of the House of Repre-
setatives are rendered to the Hon. j. w.
Holden, for the dignity, empartiality and
ability with which he has presided over its
deliberations.
On motion of Mr.. Argo the rules were
suspended and the resolution was
adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Hodgin the bill to
facilitate the transfer of business from the
military to the Civil Courts, was taken up
under a suspension of the rules and passed
its third reading
On motion of G. w. Price, colored, the
bill to amend an act for the preservation
of the public health at the port of Will
mington was taken up and passed its
several readings.
By Mr.. Stilley: A resolution appointing
DR.. E. Grissom, G.. W. Welker, DIR. VIM.
Barrow, DIR. G. l.. Blacknal and G. W.
Gahagan, Board of Public Charities for
the State.
On motion, the rules were suspended
and the resolution was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. French, the bill to
amend an act establishing Special Courts
in the cities of Newbern and Wilmington.
This bill extends the Jurisdiction of the
Special Court of the City of Wilmington
over the county of New Hanover.
After some little discussion, the bill was,
on motion of Mr.. French, indefinitely
postponed.
On motion of Mr.. Whitley, the rules
were suspended, and the bill consolidating
the Charlotte and South Carolina r. r.
Co., and the Columbia and Augusta r. r.
Co., was taken up and passed its various
readings.
On motion of Mr.. Seymour, the bill re-
quiring suits on official bonds to be
brought in the county where the bonds
were given, was taken up and passed its
second reading.
The consideration of the various bills
upon the Calendar occupied the time until
adjournment.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-04-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
FRIDAY. April !

FRIDAY, April 8, 1869.
On motion of Mr.. Pou, the rules were
suspended and the bill providing for a
location OF the Penitentiary was taken up.
Mr. Pou moved to amend by striking
out al the end of the 1st section the words
land approved by the General Assembly
at lis present session.
Mr. Renfrow opposed the amendment
and was in favor of passing the bill just as
it came from the Senate.
Mr.. Pou's amendment was put to vote
and adopted, yeas g. days 6.
Mr.. Gunter moved to amend section by
striking out the words sat or near Raleigh
and insert cat or near Lockville, Chatham
county" Lost, yeas 10, nays 63.
Mr.. Shaver moved to amend the same
section by striking out Raleigh, Wake
county," and insert "Salisbury, Rowan
county"
j. II. Harris, of Wake, colored, moved
10 amend section by striking out the
names Of G. L. Harris, Alfred Dockery, s.
Z; Patterson, Alfred Howe and G. W.
Meiker. as Commissioners and give to the
governor the power of appointing said
commissioners.
Mr.. Painter thought the Penitentiary
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From the Toledo [Ohiol Blade, April 8.

End OF Il RemaEke Grim mai Case.
One night in January, 1858, Sam Ketch-
um, then Treasurer of Coshocton county,
Ohio, was found in his office, tied hand
and foot gagged and considerably bruised.
the safe unlocked and about 500, 600 of the
county funds gone. Ketchum stated that
after he had locked the safe and was about
to leave the Office he was set upon by rob-
bers, knocked down, TIE keys taken from
bound and gagged so as to prevent his Civ
ing the alarm until the robbers had made
good their escape The county officials at
once set TO work to ferret out the robbers
A large reward was offered for their detec-
ton; detectives were employed, and in the
vain effort to bring them to Justice about
500, 900 was spent. But no clue could be
found; they had covered up their tracks
too we'll, and for nearly ten years the mat
ter remained mystery. But about one
year ago suit for borrowed money was
brought against Ketchum, the ex-Treasu-
rer, by Jas. Brown, one of the leading citi-
zens of the county, man reported to be
worth over 100000, and this led to the
exposure of the whole matter connected
with the robbery. Ketchum at once made
clean breast Of it. The plot to rob the
safe was concocted between himself and
Brown. After they had secured the money
Brown, in order to disarm suspicion, bound
and gagged Ketchum, and left him in the
condition in which he was found in the
Office on the night of the robbery. Brown
was Immediately arrested. He applied for
change of venue, and the trial was trans
ferred to Licking county. At Newark last
week the. trial Was concluded he was con-
victed and sentenced to ten years in the
penitentiary and to pay fine of $40, 900.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-04-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, April II, 1869.

The House met at 5 o'clock.
4 number of bills were ratified.
A resolution complimentary to Mr.. Hin
nant, chairman of the Enrolling commit
tee was adopted
The Speaker said Gentlemen, in re-
spouse to the resolution of thanks passed
on Saturday last. the Speaker desires to
return his thanks, and to bear testimony
to the fidelity of the Chairman of the COM
mittee upon Enrolment, Mr.. Hinnant, of
Johnston, also to the committee on En-
grossment of this House. To the officers
of the House the Chair is under many OBJ
legations To each member of the House
the Speaker also desires to return thanks
for the uniform courtesy and kindness
which they have shown him. He trusts
that the Summer months through which
we will pass before we meet again will be
pleasant he hopes that North Carolina
will be prosperous, that she is advancing
to higher destiny. and that our legisla-
ton has been for the good of all.
Tho House adjourned sine die.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-04-16
SENATE.

SATURDAY, April 10. 1869.
Mr.. Brogden moved to reconsider the
vote by which the bill passed on yesterday,
relative to inspectors of rosin in Whining
ton.
Hyman, colored, moved to lay that
motion on the table, yeas %, nays 6.
House bill to require Sheriffs to give
sufficient bonds, passed 3D. reading.
Bill to incorporate the Cape Fear Life
and Fire Insurance Company of Whining
ton. was amended and passed Sd time.
Bill to amend the charter of the Fayette-
vile and Florence Railroad Company, as
amended in tue House, was not concurred
in by the Senate.
Bill to establish public ferry at or near
the Northeast branch of Cape Fear river,
passed third time.
Bill to amend an act for the funding of
the matured interest on the public debt,
passed several readings.
House bill for the benefit of securities
and endorsers passed third time.
Bill to protect Sheritfs in the sale of
lands for taxes, passed third time.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-04-16

SPIRIT TURPENTINE-FOr this article the mar
ket remains without material change in price,
On Friday last the market opened at A cents, at
made closing quiet at this figure, with little or
no disposition on the part of buyers to operate
unless at decline factors. however, are gener-
ally holding for higher figures, and there is only
small stock offering on market at present We
ouote sales as follows
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-04-16
The Crops in Texas,

Planters in all parts OF Texas are &C
lively engaged. Corn is generally planted
and great deal of it is already up. 4
larger breadth of land will be put in cot
ton than any year since the war. The
freedmen have generally gone to work
and there is less complaint of their Idle
ness than usual.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-04-16
The Musical Feature Of thesAge.

Gilmore's magnificent peace festival, an
nounced to take place in Boston on the
18th, 10th and 18th of June-the latter the
anniversary of the battle of Bunker Hill
is reported to have passed the boundaries
of doubt and incertitude and to be on the
top wave of triumphant success. The am
pitheatre, capable of containing fifty
thousand people, is already in an advanced
stage of construction, whole regiments of
artists have been engaged, liberal arrange
ments have been made for excursion trains
from as far off as the Rocky Mountains to
Boston and return, the musical societies of
New England-and their name is legion
are already rehearsing some of the grandest
choruses of the greatest masters-in short,
the programme for the three days jubilee
is complete, and is miracle of musical
grandeur. Among the instrumental per-
formers from this city will be Dodworth's
and Grafulla's celebrated bands, comprising
one hundred pieces. There will also be
present number of the most distinguished
performers and vocaists from Philadel-
phia, Chicago, ST. Louis and other promi-
nent points in the country. 1.-The Anvil
Chorus" will be performed by hundred
operators, who are now being drilled in
the exercises and to crown all for thrilling
effect and sublimity the national airs of
our country will be symphonied by salvos
of artillery discharged by electricity at
the wave of the baton of the accomplished
conceiver of this wonderful spectacle. It
is national affair all over, and as such
should be encouraged throughout the land
New York Herald.