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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-06-11

forth from those LAYERS three objects full of elo
quence-three grand discourses in favor of reli
gIous liberty These were piece Of oxydized
iron, human rib almost calcined, and braid
Of hair burned at one extremity Sensation ]
These constitute three very eloquent argu-
ments wish the deputies Who defend religious
unity would submit them to a severe interro-
CATION. | would like them TO ask that hair-i raid
how the cold sweat oozed from its roots, and how
its stood erect on the head of the victim as the
flames crept up to it, would like them to ask
that poor rib how the heart Of the unhappy Jew
palpitated against it. would like them to ask
that piece Of iron, which perhaps was gag,
how many dolorous ejtculatlons, how many cries
Of anguish it sthed, and how it became Oxydized
by receiving and retaining the bl0od-impregua-
ted breath of the victim, so that even the hard
iron had more bowels Of compassi n, and was
more humane and tender-hearted that the infi-
nous executoner Of that infamous theocraey."
cannot describe to you the effect produced
by this thrilling peroration. Suffice it to say it
went home to the heart Of everyone in that
crowded hall
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-06-11
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
BAPTIST

Arrangements have been made to secure free
return tickets over the Vt. Central and Sullivan
Railroads for those attending the Barre Baptist
Association at Braintree on the 9th and 10Th
inst, on paying fri FIRE one ,rqg. Ticket not
good after the llth-
The Baptist Sunday School in Brattleboro viii
observe the tEenty-ninth anniversary to morrow
evening.
The Rev Or. Turnbull, for 25 years pastor Of
the church in Hartford, has received present Of
$500 from his friends in the society.
The Baptists Of Philadelphia have nearly
doubled their membership since 1850. They
nov have / 600 memb, IS and - churches
CONGREGATIONAL.
The general convention Of the Congregational
Church Of Vermont. meets at Brandon, on Tues-
day, the 10th, and will continue three days. All
railroads in the State, except the Rutland n
Washington, Will carry f fr fare e way. sll who
attend the convention. Persons who expect 10
attend the convention -houli send their names %
Rev. F. Tuxbury, Brandon, early ~ the .lh
inst, that arrangements msy be made for their
accommodation.
The Chittenden County Congregational con
ference Will meet with the pastor Of the church
in Underhill on tuesday next
The Annual meeting Of the Washington Coun-
ty Conference Will be held At Berlin on Tuesday
next.
Mr.. Carney from Uniou Theological Seminary.
\. Y i expec'ei o. preach al S.monsyiIle An
doyer) for the Lex, three months.
Rev President II. D. Ktchel of Nlddlehury
Coleze was elec ed Vice President Of the Am
Tract Society at the late meeting Boston
Rev George P. Taylor, D. D.. formerly Of
BratJleboro, has accepted an invitation to the
pastorIte OF Oilvet church, L ans n-turgh, y. / q.
Rev II n Burton Of Newbury, has received
an invitation to The Harris street Church, New
buryport, Mass.
Rev. J. H. Woodward vas released from the
pastoral care Of the Conere -4tonal Church aud
society at Irasburr, on the Zisr ult-, and com
meuded to the confidence Of the churches
The FIRST Congreg ,tion,I Church in Ran
dolph was organized May 30th, 1886. Ee.en
members then united 10 form the church. The
whole number OF members TO the present tIuie
is SIX hundred aud sky Thi, church has fur
/ ni>hed twenty-five ministers, oi whom hgr b.
/ came missionaries.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-06-11

-T11rn1P11nRe11e el'chtleman hnds
eill{ rtner the history of his
rspepsed 90 and there with touches,
hctic. kbit,erly cynical, it may
D that be Should take heed unto his
lnce. -
riding 70 ND own account, Mr..
YOU must 4tGt6rrihly lyr0liing stone,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-06-11

R.v.J- Bole>, formerly pastor Of The Seo'ch
Pres yterian Church AZ So Ryegate, aud FOR the
last six or seven yeas az B lflst in his nstve
scotland. has returned with his family To Amer
lea, and may at present be aldressed at Sauth
RNegate
, 1869-05-14

It cy made will nerve The arms and strcuethen the
b. arts OF thoee Who sh1ll do tatt1e fof hpm r
Ill eIty anu prkErez4 Throughout the ruftd Re
n onst " AA1or General Thomas O, Osbo.n. O.,
The Nations Orphans Sacred ob.,rstous Re- It
upon our organization to leave no c6otta untre
to secure the comfort. education and happiness
tnosc FLO b5 The fortunes Of war ave been bereft
q tnetr natuEa! protectorA Nesponse b. N1ios
General J. ". Keller, Of ohio.
tl1 LAG A1ftF1ayfe5-Wlsh charity for Ill aud
nA!tce toHafd none, ne Will hail the hdvcnt Of
LnAt Gay Mnfch ahAu 1eunite every tnhatitAns and
nletes1 ot our beloved country IN bondA OF CON-
noa ~ G5otnefhood. RespouseAy Governor Scott.
The Amy snd Saey. Respousesoy MAJOR 0en.
era! HaNA1ns United SiAtes AFmT,
The Freas Of the United states--Whue, With ::
Icat8 more power than was eycr possessed lyy
ha11cr OF King, it l., nevertheless the guardian Of
.ne lest interests OF The people Response b.
AAfor General iawley. Of Connecticut
Tie Iudlcta{y-Rt11 conserFators OF our Bystem
Of popular ForernEent ton patriotic to let treason
overthrow 1t Enuer Frttence VI adherin& to legal
forms Hhete the splrit Of the lax WAS wanting;
too wise to permit the rash aud &houRhtieAs TO
httak dow the laItefH OF constitutional law ill.,
der cotpr OF defending the constitution. Response
by Chief Justice Day. Of Ohio
The LAdtca-lffnot always mother1 Of heroca.tnt
hare SlEaFs Inspired men tn tscOnc soldieTs, and
q llst and die heroes. Response Ls Colonel u. T.
Foffer, Of New Tork-
To-rnorTuw the delegates will take 4 steamboat
excursion TO General ". H. !larTtSonk grave,
North lteEd.
, 1869-05-14
PROPOSALS.
Headquarters Military Division e(
tie Missouri,

QEFltE NHlEF RQAhfEhAA1IEk,t
srALEp FaoPIsAIsw IN e. ne! 1eee.rd :. ,his oz+a.
ss @ 1T ~ q a.. @ e Il
If : Sss!3s NJ = m fa T.. .sa
E;.Fss i! L1a "a S5 S;'st sh2, NJ h r!Esr 4:r,
between St Louis. No., and yses.nu.xh, Ahs+ h1
Htwren St. Lo4ts. No. md View Orleans, L.. h4
B:txs<n G:t. IT. r. I'd ID XX;sal. VIZ Tsna g;e X +ss
hfTssa G.fe it, I'd Ss1 511sa Tr
HEooxD RoCrE-Between Chea&o, iii. lad New
OEiaas. La. md poass between sha; F7aee ed cars
K.sxcsq cae.ta 2? h5ecsh B L ,!ss I'd Memphis or
~, !: e t;oSsa ,9f E 4 a11 r.
| b.! nj trozn Chies*o to Csitos !heGee b n!er.
81: G. 4:
s. EsSi: sad Gig; = Locis ;aa Ass5Rhis 81 -: =
SS G.s r. SfE OHM EsF y; II ;x Esa
s-hSeh 81 ~at fu9ata6 asaspo!sst!oa h<txeeo e
sei8'; es 70 n ' 2e ;5a '
q xIsa:6SfF S!st;saI. ~ "a IN 23:a
5ssf s AZ Ss sss % ;s:3 a
'exst. 1,tnts of actn.s;on .bove n17ned :. f,sov,
Fl - :. -
Z furnished e. .eeIs "a tcr .clders ntes,aH f.
By the 6rrernInen1}
! ke~ond Tho rate per 100 pornds It which they wiE
t1anrpnre aurpies alsn. bA1ed hay and ss1a~.
Third. The rife 1t xAch which they will tEAnSpnrf
horsta, t1uteE t1t,lc Anbnl1fce1, c1TtA w4E311
I"ashs fsT feeding snaa % be supplied b7 he sts1
beatJ
Biddrrs will rltare F1vc the 1ste At which they VIII
furutAh transportation up stream
Tle cout1etar must always etre k5vcrnncnt tr-ikAt
the prrftfrtre. snd In 60 e1Ae VIII hr allowed Il
eA{1J pirate to the exclusion Of Government fftifat
In Gsse The contracting party fails to catEJ troops nj
npflit1 required. thc EoveTnnen res1v+s tbs reae
tractors and nothing herein cuttAae slixl b.
stEned to p7rrrnt the fEura t1,uspostE
t1rors md sakf lies my ot it, usTu bAte
Bdderr sha:1Id give thetz n4nes in fnu. svtQ
the!f paeca Of :tsdtta, And each prut4a1 must le
ennpanttd with b1nd In The eutn VI 4lad1 sE1ed By
tn responsible ptEsona. Gu1f3ntretnx that u
TIE contract awarded tn the propuAu8 tha
viii be aecpted md entered tnto. Aad xa14
and a4faetcnt eeear.1 fuzEahed BY aid parry Ia
Th~ contractor VII b. required to Eive bond Ia tha
The patty 70 whom the award Il nadc .auzt BE- pro-
pa1. the contract # ard kive the
1uIrs hond tor faithful futlnent OF th Contract
The Government se~rrcs tho right to reject AoJ II
| th. bids that may BE- ont rrt-
PyctesAls tFaa4pqrtaton from St Lou4 should b
todnt1ed- Proposals eaT &FansppEtAtao frm " l4s1h
to Sew 0rIcAha and way pet1t1 ttosr fat + a2s-
1oEtatlnu from Chtcak Popo.ala foc raQ md sivE
transportation from Chicago 70 HeH 0tie4na e " suz
add:eaAed 10 the underlined
| BIZ order Of tho Quatt<EmaetsT G;cnxtA-
| AststAat Qux[ttEna1teT GeotEA e; i l.
| II 6r@ ff%- 1Er rf$ =
, 1869-05-14

The Speaker. There "a No Official Information Of
tne JaCf Of any resignation Of nnembeIA
MI OaocTn- have Just come from the EItcu-
tire ot1cz. and the resiGnations arc therc.
The Chair proceeded with the cali OF the House,
and when the names Of tho Democratic member
signed.
After Fa1tous resolutions had been introduced =
Tote MA taken. which showed S present.
MI. Mtl{A1nG, Of Knox. announced that he and
forty nthezs had resigned.
After other propositions had beeo submitted the
speaker declared that the House Eas not compe.
tent 10 10 any business and the House adjourned
till TO- morrow morning.
, 1869-05-14

q. A. Il. National Conscntlon-E1-
sens Of the oFEanizntion-ProPost-
nunu3rr Sornornrtnn-Tho Rnu.
c,sc1SsAr,, A.y 1a-At the secret Session ot
me GEeou ARMY o. iae hepuenc. 5estena! 81.
ttrnoou, the question afose *netncs as!cSs.eS
EncAtnpnent should be admitted 10 tue aoot.
Ihnosa no. M hlsso9n %ese ~ dnis Psfaieaent-
+ e. q s ss Ge apoo to se
nor iavo1s to ask, but be said be would either
cone herr Nth ial Hghts M o. not a. Al ne spose
aeen ncslcctinl In their dues, get, during the rast
%e1r. they lad raised ~, oa, and eMrPortcd the
WIDOW .ad orphans .! nc soldier e.. *1ta ne saaac
Thc Adju:1nt Generals repoH showed that
,herc ~ere il The United stases thtr:y ysexen de:
ii c1stsss17,, t;ns Nay 1a-The National Eac.up-
secret session II O'clock this morning,
Chaplain General QuInt introduced a sesolu-
ruhlic mould form = lie insurance and annuity
corporation Tie motion Tas adonted aad r.
ferIcd 10 ! special Committee. liz. Faeh;z Of the
shell, OF Pennsylvania shaw, Of Rhode Island, and
Denny, Ct M4Akachuteti1
sna tee % coam1 maas .ne, report
Com1ade Rhodes Q! Rhode Island - Hdmt,,
tel II : delegate to the convention '''1''
;osed riaa, tic couyco:iou excluded - Il, Int III
.iele&ateb ' 0os nv
The annuity corporation rynpose.l b, Fachtz l..
TO lei organized. under the laws Of the Uuited
States, Is c>opera1lyc association for the t,ene
ut Of the heirs Of deceased coMEa1cs Of the Grand
Army Of tho Repnbl1c, and will hc CHARTERED py
Congress II NATIONAL Incorporation The object
u the corporation is to provide and secure Ger
tain Fun Of money, not less than one thousand
.lol1ta to the heirs Of each decca4ed member Ths
conditions Of admission to membership arc TIM
the applicant must be a comr1dc Of one Of the
posts Of tho Grand Army Of The Republic Q! goot
AtNNf1Ifr hat ha n
application by 1ny cents admission fee, and tha
the application ua., be nled before the nEst day O
:sm. !ann,!. -: IL. Alter this as.e tae numDct 2
ton No restrictions whatcyer are made rs II
age, Condition halts ktAie Of health or anything
ess u 5epatq % NC 1'as.1ea:!on Of the applicant
, 1869-05-14

Important Decision in fhe United
States Dthtract Court Mt I1lch1l, end.
RICHMOND, Va, May 13.-1u the United States
Co1H To-day In The proceedings aga1nkt the United
States Aarshal OF this district in 1851, for 1nnda
turned over to the Confederate Government, the
defendant plead the United States Statute Of
Limitations, anu the plea Wus admitted bs CHIEF
Juattce Chase, who was presiding, and The Cntted
etaics wz8 nDn-sulted. Th1s IL m important de-
cttlor, the plea put forward icing the same that
I'LL Ge plead by all Postmasters Ia the Southern
Staiea who, on the breaking out Of the war made
the same 1IspoAt{on Of the government funds
, 1869-05-14

$500 feet, east and west front, On the
Drexel-av. Boulevard Said Boulevard
IL tc be improved at once. Lots 5ox
200 feet to 2o-foot alley.
l,4oo teet, On the western portion Of the
Great South Side Park nearest to the
city. Lots 60xl8o, to wide alley.
600 feet, east front, On the north end Of
the Great Lake Shore Park. A most
beautiful piece Of property. To be sold
in large lots
1900 feet On KAnkakee-av. Boulsvard,
beginning at its north end, at Douglas-
place, or ThiEty-6fth-st.
5000 feet on Cottage arove-av, all b.
tween the City Limits and the Park, In
25-foot lots.
700 feet front On Vincennas, Charles
and othor avenues, bstween the twp
great Boulevard, mostly fine grove
1000 feet choice grove lots on the ave.
nues, east Of Drexel-av. Boulevard, and
all near Henwood Station. Most beau
tifu property.
LOCO Lots In the southwestern envtrous
Of the city, Oh and near the Fifty fifth
st. boulevard. A great opportunity for
ALL claases, especially CLERKS, 10
secure choice lot for future home, or
as a profitable investment Of their sur
plus earnings TEE BEST SAVINGS
BANK in the world. Anybody who
can raise from $50 to $50 can secure
one Of these lots at this sale, which In i
few years win bo worth thousands Of
tho proposed route for the Great 0alu-
met ship Canal Laboring men and
mechanics would do well to make 4
note Of this and govern themselves ac-
cordingly. 4 portion Of these lots will
be sold in the evening, together with
twenty-five lots in Judge Davis 6ubdi-
vision, to accommodate laboring men
and clerks.
8 ten-acre blocks on the Fifty-hhh-st.
Boulevard, to be sold by the block o1
half block. Ara1e chance fer capitalists
80 lots On Harrison and Ty1e1-sts, be
tween Th1oop-st- and Centre-av. a
central and beautiful location in tbs
West Division Of the city.
INSIDE BUSINESS LOTS.
s74 feet, east front on the ccxner Of Well
and Jacksou-sts, with buildings.
80 feet On Safest, near Harmon ans
| Peck-coutts; two choice 4ofeet busi
meas lots
Several busfness lots On Cottage Grove
av., near Twenty-niuth-zt-, in the My
rick tract.
Five choice huxiness lots on the corner Q
Canal and Harrison-sss., with an eas
| front On Caual-st-
| s choice lots on Haxxtsou-st., next west O
above.
All, Of which property Is more fully de
.e1ibed In our penF,tdot, wtaltA eouta&u
amap Of the city, and p1ats Of the prop
erty to be sold, and can be obtained a
our office free Of charge. Also 1axg
plats Of the property can be seen by call
Ing at cur office, No. l28 Washiugton-s'
, 1869-05-14
REAL ESTATE,
REAL ESTATE.
RaVenSW00d-! :!
$50 ACRES

Choice high, dry, fertile lands, laid out Into
large hui'dins lets, beautifully wseded and
handsomely embeI1ished With salsans and
other e5ersreens, and variety Of detldasus
tres. hedges, lawns, Ae. Streets aud avenues
nieely graded. fne ehureh and school
house to be erected at once. III 10 be done
Without expense to those barring hames.
Only 5 1-7 niles frsn Madisoa-st., on the
line Of the Milwaukee Railway, On which the
fair l. only $3.50 PER handrtd rides. Fourteen
daily passenger trains stop 1t Ra'ensHssd.
The Green Bay gravel rad borders On the east
Of the tratt, aad the steam dummy runs with
In few rods Of the tratt, while the Lincoln
IT. pa>>es On The west, thRs anordlng more and
better facilities for reaehiBk the heart sf the
eity than from anJ ether sasRrs Of Chicago.
, 1869-05-14
SAFES.
Still Another Test
HALLS SAFES !.
One OF them Remains in an In
tense Fire for II Hours.
IT PRESERVES ITS CONTENTS
UNINJCRED!

0u1G Or Aoan1s s7E711x1n Co.,
ToLKpo. o. April 16, lse.
Hall's SaIe md Lock Co. Cincinnati Ohio:
GENTLEMEN Last night, the 1arEc sxo+tory franc
.bui}dins oeruricd b. together with stnck Of
xrsoda committing Of hIdrs peltH bee1wAt. FAka taor
de-, was totally consumed By FIRE.
The Bale We rnfthAscd 1f you, Manufactured by
your fEm tHars Patensi, wh4eh contained our boots
and pApef1+ fell into the cellar, and ee1nneteIy
covered with burning tnbc1 and In addition, Atout
tsc tons q fell from the second ft15 On top Of and
around the S1fe- No water thrown On the TIRE It
being needed tn n:hrr arss Tbe Sale rem aimed
r thls intense heat foy eleven hout1 and when taken
out too hot to handle for &even hou1a ouscr It
prctTed tu oontentA harry to say, oomplettlJ
md we and III who were pEratuf WHEN it waa opened
WEIR Astoished nj the perfect condition Of the b<,,1
and which were not even rolled. The Ieckf work
well ever.
This II the oe. revere tekt to which Safe haa ever
bfn exrosd IN this tity, md hAe gained for your
Safe hosts Of friends.
HoT much will you charge in exrhA1E Ee for new
one Of sa1c azc: The number o9 the SAFE you find
fFuu your book VIC cannot afford to be without one
of yoT SAfta in which to place bnofa md paper
II We Know they arr then eecrIc AEAi11t an5 fire.
f"utr- respectfully,
NORRIS srETT1SHR i CO.
A Large Stock Of these Splendid
Safes always on hand and for sale
as low as any other Safe in the
market.
, 1869-05-14
AUCTION SALES,
PUBLIC SALE

Z q 4E0{Ao k31&X&l
Of 1frtielnr%, HonpttAf f4are~- Drr~+iR&&%
1Ie~quita Har4, &r.
Assts1AxI MEDICAL PEnrEron'e OrT1CEt
WAkHuNoroN. D. t.. Mny H. s+H. !
Will be odr,-d Il public aue1lon Ia thil city. a.
WEpHEsoAT II 19th Day of MAJ A 10 N. il The
Fifth 1t1resa 4sFe aud rai,.ahfe AAeoEtren: Of Aed
cot4~ Ho4T4ta Stores ind other prup-ft! no lonxes
-os,nd the following. rtx-:
,salphEr!s E!heF 90 oInee.; A!coaSL Li@ Sa.s:s
3toebon. 1an t4l1ces; Fluid E1tE.e Of Gtsszs: 3oss
Powdered Opium, 4ne onne.a; Ifnet. 0p! Camping
IT., &0p ousscs4. G1lphAte ct G{atuiae. ao OIL nses
sperm Candlea Ceed EIt1aet, Cnndensed X{k+ Dtaao
afed Egg.
Adhesive nd IsfngiaAs P1Astefs Gutta Ptrka Ct5tk
3atent Lint, Oiled Six and Auaio Roller BA;daSA.
linen Also. lsan Aosluho Ban new.
Fuu r4ft{eu1aty in c1tAlo9Vee- Terms c1Ah . ~
cenf required depes1ts Il rne Of saie and III - -
~ =" '~1N CHAA SUTHERLAND.
Assx- Nod. PurveJor. Hrt. Col u 5. A.
, 1869-05-14
Post Office Already Established

streets, and running leo 10 ITO feet deep to
70 feet alleys.
Over sa3o,ooo worth Of this beau.ifal
property has sten ssad Ia the Iast thrte weeks,
and only few blocks remain un,old.
We are Offering this property 1t from ten to
twenty 3-8fe dollars per front foot. 10 oaher
property Of fqual sal1e ean he had for thrte
times the priee9n Or arsand Chicago.
, 1869-05-14

TERMS OF SALE on ali Of Ihc above prop
esty u us falloHAs 10 per cent on day Of sale /
20 peF ceuf In so dAyss 20 per rent In 50 days
und ba1ancc In 1 and : years, with interest nj
s PER cent pr nnnum. payable Annually,
, 1869-05-14
COOK QOHURN eco.

HEHrAFER ADrEK1IAIx1 A8Exfx
1Fr osaor1set 10 reee{rx 0fesrtihe4xAA far TEE Thfb
E*1 a o.I t,es r4A4 Aso. a7s4t4 "a r.,<ir- alr-r
f.At.ssats o. %sfit. for oil NEWIP1FKX4 On AAaAxNE4
tisAtrs' DIref. fufe.
OYyfCH 81 pEAKnoHyx1
, 1869-05-14
ROOFING MATERIAL,
THREE PLY ROOFING,

The New Toek Ready Rooans b The only three r{y
WOO! feh tnter21d With E1anite offered IN this
2afke1 Ii oTeF Ill other patent roofing v1x:
tstsnes. darsh1ts5, te proof and 81 appeation
3 ~ %ansE er T9sk1nsn, recurring 1t1R3a cossiax
1a.o ~ attent&un to on Twoety Heai tno4 azaw,
etnE the bsst In u1c We Also .nCtaetrse Wool
9FE Tn ft1ut md Black Varntah. Bend Tor dfrnl4t,
which tnIy <4paa;na, n South II atcfAt. ChIcAgn.
n. T, READY RDoF1NG co
, 1869-05-14

FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
EMAN LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS SAILING
FROM NEW Y0Rk EEE9K aATQRDAf.
AND ALTERXATE TuE3DAfa
Rates # pass.se hJ shA Saturday s;sa!atr:
1poal dH = Sse: Ell a siff15s 3 otes.se
Pase.fe BY the fueeaay stes1e1 Z. A4uIa1; ;~o N
LpcoI or Queenstu. SEQ Lpoo! o1 oaeefss 4 81
s. 5esss E:I ~m s. - 5s531t :t:.u 5; = hy mo
Tiekrts soid d md hun England iseland ana {ss
connt = nsooeE.ta t.s.5 Fer tsrasT FnnT Z n4
Afe1t, Is Bto.dwsy. Nsv Ia:k, q = JA415 WAA- s-
RACK. Ws<stsn AEeot GateaEa. E1e9s 1@n -. ~ HE.ts
, 1869-05-14

The undezskned tave thts dAy formed e,p.1tneT-
ftip- and-r Tie dt1n name and atyte 81 WALLACE
j0aEEON CO. for IL uxusAcsion Of General CpIu-
rni,tfeu Buaioces, K. 8. WALLACE
5. ", JOHNSON
A II HESpEHSQX.
, 1869-05-14

q. 4. IL. National Convcntlon-Ex-
tent Of the 0FEnnizntion-PFop
kton to Form n Life Insurance and
Annuity Corporntion-Tho Bnu-
, 1869-05-14
FINANCIAL,
Stocks sand Bonds,

5000, 900 Bonds Issued by Towods
In AenFy. Stark and Peoria Coun-
ties, Illinois, I o to 20 years, inter
est o per cent, payable annually
In sums OF $500 and 81 ,ooo- Of
feFed at soc. No betteT security on
the market than these Bonds. The
Towns are free from. debt. A state
E1ent 0f the condition Of ench
Town. from the County Clerk, can
be seen at our Office.
$4,000 School Bonds, interest
10 per cent, or z years. Offered
at par. District only 8 miles south
Of Cour House, In Chicago
-, 500 lnmheFman'a Insurance
Stock at par In lots OF 20, rs, SO
or 70 shares.
$2o,ooo Mercantile Building
Stock at price that nets ~ per
cent per annum. Dividends every
so days.
, 1869-05-14

RooHA second Ao.y R!ee Jaekasa.s HaIais: oostA-
Mot eot4ef ot Je43ersoa and - SSt GoSs4
s7fstcs{ Id medicines A.ser.s psa
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, 1869-05-14

I.eEiAJntIon AEnln Cut Short for
Want of a Quorum-Kc.fEnu&io
OF the Democratic McmbcrH-Thc
Resignation of senator. Ignored
By the Lieutenant Governor, mud
the Fifteenth Amendment Ratified
bY n Vote Of p toll.
The national Republican., 1869-06-15
E Board then adjourned.
TCnmmunIeatad I

communicated.
MUsIC VoR The MlLLIor.-The music at the
Presidents grounds on Saturday afternoon
was decided success, SO far as the day and
audience were concerned. We have seldom
seen larger or more brilliant assemblAge.
To person standing on one OF the knolls and
overlooking the crowd of beautiful and beauti.
iully.dressed ladies accompanied with gentl, .
men, the children gambolins to the despair OF
their attendants, tho fountain, tho White
House, the flowers and the rlyer--tho coup
t,oeH was one to be remembered.
FAsa people we have too few OF these occa-
sIons. They should be encouraged, for moth.
Ing would more conduce to the health. as W ell
As to the happiness OF the people OF tails city,
during the summer months, than these QUITO
door performances, II properly conducted. The
band Is sufficiently fun, and composed of per.
formers OF great individual merit, and tueir
died, not only delight the hearers but cultivate
the public taste.
We regret to say, however, that, as 4 rule,
the programmes presented on those occasions
| are anything but what we have right TO de-
| mand. We have, for instance, plenty of po :
pouris. medleys, and that sort OF tricks Of In.
strumentation and nonsense STUFF, with but
only truly orchestral piece performed was the
overture to William Tell" This was well
done, as could not be otherwise with so good
and conscientious performers; and we under
take to say that It gave more exquisite delight
than all the rest Of the list put together.
with the excellence Of the band and the
repertoire at the command Of its leader, II Is
just cause Of complaint that we have not more
OF music and less OF senseless trash.
Apropos OF good music we are pleased to
learn that during the warm season our readers
can enjoy the rare treat OF hearing on SUNDAYS
the most beautiful sacred music at yespeFs at
the church Of st. Aloysius without being
obliged to listen to q sermon. Many Protes
tants have deprived themselves OF the or Joy
ment OF this nusic-and really sacred mus is
the finest In the worldly . dislike OF hearing
from the preacher a sermon, insisting upon
dogmas to the truth Of which they cannot as.
sent. II any fner sacred music 10 to be heard
~ this country than that afforded by Madame
kretschmar and her choir, at that church, we
have It yet to seek.