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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-20
WASHINGTON NEWS.
WASHINGTON, July ~.

WASHISGToN, July 10
PRIVATE PROPERTY TO BE- EXEMPT FROM
SEIZURE on THE HIGH SEAS.
Baron Gerolt has officially communi-
.atei to the Secretary nj State the fol.
lowing telegram:
BERLIN, July l9, 1870
IL Bdraa Gtroh. Washington:
For Your guidance have to say that
private property on the high seas will
te exempted from seizure 10y his Maj
esty ships without regard to reciprocity.
GSignedl BISMARCK
The French Minister called upon the
secretary of State to-day and verbally
informed him that his Government
would also respect the treaty Of Pari-
GERMAN MEETINGS.
\ preliminary meeting was held here
10 Iay by leading Germans to make ar
rangements for holding r meeting in
-Ympathy with and in aid Of Prus
IA. Carl Schnrz. after speaking in
New York, in behalf Of the same
cause, will address the Germans in
Baltimore on Friday, returning to Wash
ington SATURDAY
WASHINGTON, July l9.-General
Gricrson writes from Fort Sill, Indian
Territory, June ~, that small party
of Kiowa and Cheyenne Indians made
an attack on several parties, killing one
man, but retreating when encountering
we'll armed parties. They escaped and
pursuing forces were sent after them.
General Grierson recommends strong
force 10 he sent to the plains, between
The South and North forks OF Red
River where Kiowas and Cheyennes
are encamped, in order TO protect In
dlans who desire TO separate from the
war parties.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-20

4 RE PREPARED AT ALL TIIES
"A with the brSt materials iO fill ORDER
hF Blank Bpoks, such - aFe ussd by Hsnky,
COuntis~- IneOrpOrattOnA Railroads and
Merchants, upon shOn motto and In tbs
mo<t desirable and WoTkuaniike manner.
Having all the latest and mnSt Improved
machinery, we feel confident that we VIII
render entire Satisfaction 20 al Who isE~
us with their orders.
Music, Magazines and Periodicals q sSeIy
dsscription bound In q neat ana dufAba<
MLIS, FREW 4 CO,
Corner Ct Quincy aqdMsin ErfstSi
nnsS, WheeI M W. Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-20
EUROPEAN EXCHANGE OFFICE
h. Hammer,

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tot any su,G nj lc7@ than one Ppund SifT.
ling sight Iraiis On aIi the I,tinciIsl cIiiog
"f Franc 6"rmrny sud IfRly III lIhsTn
rate
Ai-4i, fpk HALk ~ TiT 4AG M OSTICs
Pa~Tg" TlrkFfs ~ and from fJIglPBd
Ireland. Bremen aEi I!IInhurR Via SeiS
NnTk ~ IflIimDg-.
kIalgrpni KAi!G.si Dsbsts nua, se1s
York DT Baltimore iO WbsriIbg.
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-ir'-ai-. ''enirc H1l-iing ". Va.
BESSD HAMMER,
Notary Pubils. Rial kstair, Plrs and Lac
claim and GcnsTal D--.-ge ApBi
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DRY GOODS
CHEAPER EVERY DAY.

HARIrs Of ,ppJD bCnLIS ron siI1
I'D spislhd I1guE- ~ =, % and -. "a.
ei@tcsSi assatBFHt 81 Jscss.ef aBd IGcs
Kdsins- AMI La. iqaisT>: BiI.r,c Crspe
Veas $40, worth t2s1 Bgsk and Fsncy
Six very ons~aP iin.I3s sEd White G0ods
eiIsapsr ihsB any bou-e iB the city. Ala.
large stock ~ ,'nsiOns, Trimming ard
Ribbons Jud eIeiyti, ana will be opeE ;IIi.
mOrbinS a.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-20

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The New York herald., 1870-05-01

no RENT SUMMER, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
Country Seat At Metuchin N. j., hour from city;
house piazza two sides Is rooms; fruit all kinds;
gsrden planted beautiful lawn, ornamental trees flowers,
&C. COW and poultry. LANE & ROBINSON,
l60 Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

ITO RENT-A HANDSOME FURNISHED HOUSE,
with four acres land, on Strawberry Hnl, Stamford,
house coachhouse and sabe abundance fruit
For particulars apply 10 CHARLES HARTMAN LA Duane
atre0t 4
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

EUROPEAN SrEAMSHIpS
TOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENsroWN.-INMAN
line Of royal mail steamers appointed TO SAIL as fol-
lows:-
ETNA (va Halifax. Tuesday May y. ".
CITY OF ANlWEkP..........sa saturday, MAY =, ~ a. NJ
CITY OF BRUSSELS .Saur 'ay. May II, Y. NJ.
CITY OF CORK via Halt Tuesday, May ". L. VI.
and each succeeding Saturday and alternate Tuesday from
pier i5 North river.
RATES OF PASSAGE
by the mail steamers sailing every Saturday.
Payable In god Payable In currency
First CaDlD ...*NW sterrase. 30,
London To London. 30
To Paris 1lo To Paris IS
Passage by the Tuesday steamer, via Halifax.
First Cabin. Steei aye.
Payable is soia rayaoie la currency.
Liverpool. ............&s Liverpool. $50
batiaN " ID
also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Bremen
DC, at reduced rates.
Tickets be bought here at moderate rates by
wishing to send or their friends
For further information apply at the company's o0lce.
JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
Il Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

ITO LEAsE.-THE BUILDING AND IMPROVEMENT
i Association OF Hudson County will lease for a term
years HOTEL now being erected at Toms River j.
possession given June S,U 9r S per-
CRANES Real Estate Exchange "a Hudson street. Hoboken
N f
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
PROPERTY OUT or THE CITY FOR SALE
OR TO RENT.

A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY HOUSE FOR SALE OR
n Rent-At Metuchen, "a miles from New York, New
Jersey Ra,roa consisting OF dwelling house of ii rooms,
barn, carriage and other outbullgs, with D "a
acrcs Of land In fine working order; situation gentle
elevation overlooking the village minutes walk from
depo easy ~ churches, schools and stores
and garden choice variety of ornamental shrubbery
evergreen and deciduous he'd fruit OF AL kinds abund
ance. Apply to LEWIS THOMAS, the premises or
Nos. and 10 Water street, New York.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

ITO LET-AT RAILWAY, N, J,A NICE HOUSE TWO
minutes walk from the depot; fruit, shrubbery, good
garden. DC. Apply 70 DAVID 'CROWEkL. Wood Works,
Railway, N. ..
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

Y,O LET AT YONKERS-A LARGE, FIRST CLASS
House. with ample stable accommodations, suitable for
hoteI rem. moderate to desirable party. Address box
$50 Post ollce
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

A LII WANTING FARMS.-9o0U ACRES, GOOD SOIL,
n mild climate 81 miles south Of Philadelphia; price only
T2b per improved Farms. The place II growing
more rapidly than mos. any other place in the United States
thousands are settling Address c. X. LANDES Vine
land. N. j.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

80 400 "A NEAT COTTAGE ON FULL sS LOT 100
terms easy Inquire Of B. d. ALLEN, Patchen avenue
and Broadway, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

ITO LEr-A HOUSE IN BAY RIDGE, L. T., CORNER
Of Third and Ovngon avenues below the city line; the
house contains In ktchsn) kitchen
cellar the garden contains OF land nicely out
with fruit trees and graperies easily be reached by
the Hamilton avenue and the boat, which makes
trips New York daily For further particulars inquire
of q. SCHLEGEL, 81 william street, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

MORNING LINE TO PEEKSkfLL.-THH STEAMER
ll ANTELOPE leaves every morning without exception
from the OF Harrison street ock, landip at
Thryfourth street at SS Yonkers Dobhs Ferry tTafry
town aud Nyack by ferry Sing Sing Haveraw, verpanks
and Peekskill (farrytown omitted sundays.
TENROY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROY DAILY AT
r. M Saturdays excepted pier ~, Spring street,
Fare IL 30 Sunday, g. Connecting with all railroads for
the West and North. j. w. HANCOCK SONS.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

(NONEy IsLAND.-THE BATH AND coNEy ISLAND
\ Railroad Greenwood Cemetery for the isnd
hourly, and oitener II the travel warrants.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

V,O LET FURNISHED HOUSE, WITH STABLE AND
acre of land, Sailors snug HaroOr, New Brighton
s. L., for six months Apply at "a Broadway
room 49,
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

AT BARGAIN-A GENTLEMAE'S FURNISHED
n Country Residence Fairfield county Conn. 2 acres,
having hpe view OF the sound large barn.
A. BkLLAMl. No. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

ITO LET-HAMILTON GRANGE, SPLENDID MANSION
with 80 acres land outbuildngs, &c. situated at I42d
street Kingsbridge road Permits OF A. r. SMITH
BRO. l,3O4 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY MAY l. ls7o-TRIpLE SHEET
ERsEY CITY, fIOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY
AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.

A HOBOkEN-BE-4-U BUY.-FoR CHEAP HOUSES
n and Lots IN all parts this city ant Hudson county apply
at s.oITs Real Estate Agency q Newark street. Hooo-
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

DUTNAM COUNTY-TO LET THE LARGE AND COM
modious Mansion, fully furnished, situated the high
way leading from Lake Mahopac to the village Of Carmel
with stables carriage house, garden laundry and boat
houses &C., about twenty acres Land The saubry
of this part of the country proverba and comfort
able summer winter residence cannot be found within
convenient distance Of New York For further particulars
apply the premises TO O. M. BELDEN or JOHN BEL
DEN, 81 Beaver street, New York.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

ITO LET OR FOR SALE-AT FOREST GROVE, NOR
risana, furnished unfurnished, large French
House, with all modern improvements fine lawn and gar
dens carriage house and stable Inquire furniture
48 Canal Owner would board with parties hiring
desirable.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

DESIDENCES AND FARMS.-l TO $40 ACRES ALL
IL parts OF New jersey, Hudson river and Weschester
county; $4,000 to $15O,0U; for sale and exchange.
w. p. SEYMOUR, III Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

HREENwOOD CEMETERY LOT FOR SALE-FULL
uiad. Address ZENO. Herald Office. -
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

ITO LET AT RYE-FURNISHED OR UNrURNISHED
House, II rooms, modern conveniences, fine garden
erapery &C. five minutes from station. Address J. NJ HAL
STED, Rye, NY
The New York herald., 1870-05-01

RIO LET-ON FORDHAM HEIGHTS. 40 MINUTES
l. from City Hall and from depot neat Cottage, to
q small family; possession Immediately; rent moderate
desirable party. KOPPkL, IL street,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-11

THE Iowa STATE UNIvERsITY.-Th
Catalogue for this institution for the
year lS69-7O shows it to be in highly
satisfactory condition Mt the present,
with most flattering prospects for the
future. From a small beginning but a
few years ago, hampered at first with
pecuniary difficulties, it has gr'wn to
be al institution of learning SO COM
plele in various departments and of such
educational rank that every Iowan can
feel just pride In it. The Catalogue
summary shows 434 students to have
been in attendance during the year in
the Law, Collegiate and Normal De-
partments, and 50 to have graduated
10 from the Law, Is from the Collegiate
and IL from the Normal. During the
next year the attendance will undoubt-
eddy he greater in each Of these depart
ments, and with the addition of the
Medical, the grand total will be still
more increased. The first term of the
year begins September 18th; the regu-
lar examinations for admission being
held on the Tuesday and Wednesday
preceding. a-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-11

THE Iowa SOUTH WESTERN rail.
road is in very promising condition.
Senator Wolf, of Cedar county, who Is
actively engaged in the enterprise, call
ed upon us Monday and gave us such
information as satisfies us that this
project is to be winning one aud that
speedily. Great interests hostile to the
Rock Island and Northwestern consoli
dation are pushing new line across
Illinois to Clinton which will take hold
Of this project and give it all the help it
will need. The arrangements are not as
yet sufficiently perfected to be stated in
detail, but they are fast maturing and
we are confident will soon enable us to
have direct competing line to Chicago
and to Clinton, the best lumber market
for US in the State.-loDd city Rcpubti-
can.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-11
ORDINANCES OF THE TOWN
OF CLARENCE.

AN ORDINANCE regulating saloons, &c.
SEC. !. Be Il Ordained by the Incorporated to,c't
Of Clarence I0Ud that 1T shall he unlawful for
the owner or proprietor, or any one having
the care or management OF any saloon, restau-
90 o
wine or porter are sold or kept for sale, to open
their rooms or pla es where such liquors are
sold or kept for sale on the first day of the
week, commonly known as Sunday.
a. fany such owner or proprietor, or any
'hn Of
where such liquors are sold or kept for sale,
shall by himself or agent clerk or servant, for
himself or any one else. directly or indirectly,
or on any pretense, or by any device, sell, or
in consideration of the purchase of any other
giys to any Other any malt
any other Intoxicating liquors. on the first
day OF the week, commonly called Sunday,
sum not exceeding twenty dollars and tho
costs of prosecution.
49, 1t shall not be lawful for the owner or
ma nagenent Of any saloon, restaurant, bill l.
lard hall or any other place where any malt
,ertn,sd liquors are sold o or KEPT h Tor sale
liquors are sold or kept for sale open after the
hour of twelve o'clock each evening from
Monday until Saturday evening of each and
every week; and every such owner or proprie-
tor, or person having the care or management
Of any such places aforesaid. who shall violate
the provisions OF this section, shall for every
such offense, upon onviction thereof, he fined
in any sum not exceeding twenty dollars and
the COSTS OF prosecution
a.. All clerks. servants and agents, of what
soever kind engaged or employed in the sale
or keeping for sale, OF any malt or fermented
liquors, wine, ale, beer or porter, shall each he
considered parties to answer th. complaint
fora violation Of any Of the provisions Of the
foregoing sections OF this act. the same Urin-
cipal may be- and shall be subject to the pen
allies herein provided.
as. This Ordinance shall 60 into effect on
and after due publication.
Passed and approved July 18th, 1870.
J MCMILLAN, Mayor.
CIV BROWN Recorder.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-11

SEHEp.-A warrant gave the Sheriff
the right last Monday, to go through
the City Drug Store in search Of any
fluids that might be there kept contrary
to the prol'ibitcry laws Of the State.
Beisnre was made of certain kinds Of
"bitters''- Wine of Life" "Plahtation,"
"Wahoo" "Hosteter,' also quantity Of
alcohol There seems to be question
in the n,inds Of the druggists as to
whether decoctions Of this character are
fnclnded With the prohibited "intoxica-
ting liquors." and this may perhaps be
made test case, replevin having been
already applied for.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-11

THE CONCERTS given Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings. by Smiths Swiss
Bell Ringers and Ladies' Silver Band,
were probably the most popular enter.
tainments that have been given in Tip.
ton for years. The performance is ver-
satile, consisting Of bell music, band
music and vocal music-grave, gay and
sentimental; while Charley Harrison 3
delineations are irrisistibly comical.
AL was unexceptionable in character,
aud sufficiently we'll executed to bring
huge applause from the crowded house
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IOWA ITEMS.


The village belle in Marshaltown has
been sent to the Reform School.
Best thing yet, Equine Remedies.
On Friday man killed twenty-eight
rattle snakes four miles from Coun-
Gil Bluffs.
Use Equine Condition Powders.
The Burlington. Cedar Rapids & Min.
nesota Railroad was completed to West
Liberty last Tuesday.
Nothing surpasses Equine Remedies.
The Upper Iowa Conference of the
NJ. E. Church will hold its next annual
session in Cedar Falls, commencing
September 7th.
Remarkable cures from Equine Rem
edies. "
A strange disease, says the Ha,ckeye,
has broke out among the horses Of Bur
iington.-"Some half dozen or more hor'
ses have shown indications of poisoning
generally resembling fits. The horses be-
come blind, stagger around and become
unInanageable. None Of the cases hay
proved fatal. No known cause has beer
! discovered alth ,ugh 1t has been sugges
ted that some uoxious weed hal been
cut with which these horses have late
been fed.
| Equine Remedies take the lead.
The Omaha Republican learns the fol
lowing Indian facts from Gen. Ruggles
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-11
Sold ierS' Reunion.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
lies MnINES Anu 8 III

DES MONIES Aug. D, 1870 }
Soldiers Of Iowa-GENTLEMEN Five
years have elapsed since the authority
of the Government was established,
and you laid aside the weapons of war
and returned to peaceful pursuits. In
the contest which then terminated, you
bore no unimportant part. Whether in
the never beaten army ofthe Tennessee,
or in the other victorious legions of the
Republic, the record of your deeds is a
proud one. In the perils aud the G tories
of the battlefield, and in the priva-
tons of the camp, your soldierly quail
tiles were ever conspicuous.
The years that have followed the
close of the conflict tell of yonr praise
worthy although less conspicuous
triumphs, in the more quiet walks Of
life, demonstrating in striking manner
the lofty character of the citizen. soldier.
During these years of peace the great
questions, growing out of the contest Of
arms have been finally settled and the
Union reconstructed on an enduring
basis; such, it is hoped, as will prevent
the possibility Of the recurrence of civil
war. In the enjoyment of this pro
found and continued peace, and thank
full for all it's blessings, it has been
thought well that the surviving soldiers
of Iowa, should come together again,
! not for purposes Of military display, but
to spend short time in pleasant, social
pfAP0 IRON 0vrH tn SyiS So
and recount "reminiscences of the past.
The General Assembly of the State has
made feasible such meeting by
making an appropriation for the object.
therefore, in the name Of the State,
extend q cordial invitation to all the
late soldiers If Iowa regiments to
| attend a general reunion to be held at
the Capital OF the State on Wednesday,
August 81, and Thursday, September l.,
1870.
The railroad companies of the State
have literally offered to compliment
the soldiers with pass to and from the
place OF reunion; but the great numbers
who will avail themselves OF this libe-
rlity, will make it necessary for the
railroads to use every available vehicle
for transportation.
Preparations for properly entertain
ing the honored guests Of the State are
being perfected, aud the citizens Of the
Capital City will do all in their power
to do honor to the occasion.
Advices already received indicate
that the proposed reunion will be the
largest assemblage ever held within
our State limits, and that u greater
number Of the volunteer soldiery who
took part in the late war will be gather
ed together than at any time or place
since our armies were diebanded.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-08-11

Every State military organization
broueht into existence during the late
struggle, every arm Of the service, will
be represented. Men who parted years
ago, at the return Of peace, will meet
again to renew old friendships and
memories of battle, fields aud skirmishes,
Of weary marches and waited camp
experiences.
The NUM- Der that will come is so great
that there will be little chance for
regular meals, or any kind Of rations Mt
the eating houses along the several
routes Of transportation. I therefore
suggest to all to start well supplied In
this respect, depending little upon any
thing to be obtained on the lines of
railroads.
! Feeling confident that every soldier
| win cheerfuliy do what is reasonable to
lessen labor aud expense, the Executive
Committee desire that each person shall
bring with him blanket or shawl, n
tin cup, and a knife and fork. Rations
will be furnished but they will neccssa-
rily approximate those of "camp life'
No uniforms will be required, but
badges designating your several arms Of
service and numbers of regiments, it Is
expected, will he provided on your
arrival here.
The programme as to place of camp,
the time and place of Grafton, speakers,
line of march, &C., will be published as
soon as all the arrangements are per-
fected. As this assemblage Of veterans
will attract an immense concourse OF
other citizens, it may not be improper
for me TO suggest that nil such bring
| their rations with them and prepare to
scamp OUT as facilities for entertain
ing indoors in any city in our State
would be entirely inadequate on such an
| occasion.
As Governor Of the State I desire to
express the hope that all will unite
their best efforts to make the reunion n
success, not only in numbers but in
entliuiasm and forgetfulness Of what
ever Inconvenience they may be sub
cctcd to in SO great an assemblage Of
people. Let our joy and emotions IN
meeting our cid comrades be regulated
by desire that nothing shall occur
upon which any one can look back
except with pleasure.
SAM'L MERRILL,
Governor.
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WHEREAs, NJ 2 Baldwin. on the ~, =, . dsy Of Of
David Brink a chatte mortgage dated on said day,up
on the following described personal property:
Two eight years old bay horses one two horse wag-
double one two horse corn cuti-
vator Ave white shoats harrow. and interest in
the crops, small grain and corn may raise on the
Albert Heisler's farm being the w half Of the N w
or Of sec 1s. township g, y. range w Of 5th m,
the interest Of the said NJ d Baldwin In said crops
being third such grain and crops raised OF to
be raised in 1870 to secure the payment OF five
hundred and twenty-five dollars AS follows to-wit:
Two hundred and seventy-iive dollars on the LIST day
Of October. 1870
Two hundred and fifty dollars on the lst day OF Octo-
Der 1871, and which mortgage was du y recorded in
the Office Of the Recorder of deeds in and for Gear
County book three chattcl Mortgages page 2sc.
the 18th day OF December A. D. 1859 nj O'Clock NJ;
and whereas the said NJ ID baldwin has attempted 0
dispose Of said property or part thereof now there
fore notice is hereby given that in pursuance OF the
statute in such made and provided the said chat
mortgage will oreclosed by sale of the prop
erty therein described at public auction the resi-
dence Of the said David Brink In the township OF Ere
N ont county of Cedar and state OF Iowa the I'd
day or August 1870 at oc!ock in the afternoon oi
said day oTso much thereof shall be necessary to
satisfy the said sum OF five hundred and twenty-five
dollars, with Interest and costs and expenses OF sale
unless the same shall be sooner paid.
Dated this 10th day of August, 1870.
DAVID BRINK, Mortgage.
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Iowa City Commercial COllcE,
IOWA CITY ACADEMY.

This COLLEGE which has been in continuous
and successful operation FOR three years, with
n very full and com plete Course OF Instruction
in every department OF Book Keeping and Its
collateral Bra nches, is fully prepared TO NEE.
the demands Of all who want thorough Bust
ness Education.
The ACADEMY will open It's flrstte Sep:em-
Der 18th, 1870 with ample facilities for furnish
ing instruction in all branches usually taught
in such Institutions, including vocal and In
strumental music.
Special arrangements have been made to
prepare students for admission to the univcr-
sity.
Normal Glasses will be organised for the nc
coMmodation OF those who wish TO review
their studies preparatory to teaching.
These classes will continue six weeks.
For full circulars address
S2w4 VIM. Mte'IAlN,
Supt. and Proprietor. Iowa City, Iowa.