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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-10-20
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
N was on the '1th day of October, 1871, daily
appointed by the Circuit Court OF Buchanan coun-
ty, lows, and has qnalilied as Administrator of
the Estate of jasper FRANKS, Sr., late of Buchanan
county, Iowa, deceased. All persons indebted to
the Estate are requested to make Immediate pay
ment to the undersigned, and those having claims
against the same will p. esent them duly authenti-
Gated to said Court for allowance.
JASPER FRANKS, Jr., Administrator.
Dated, October II, 1871. IS 2w
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-10-20

WE are requested to announce that
Rev. w. w. Thorpe, of Waterloo, will
preach in the LIST Presbyterian church,
next Sabbath morning and evening.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-10-20
Report.
Office Of Buchanan Go. Agr'l Society.
IndcpsndeNce, I0ra, Oct. Is, 1871.

Office Of buchanan Go. AgrI Society,
Independence, Io,ca, Oct. ~, 1871.
In compliance with the requirements
of Section 1858, Chapter 81. Of the Re
vision Of 1860, Of the Laws Of Iowa, the
Directors Of the Buchanan County Agrl-
cultural Society have directed me to pre-
sent the accompanying report for publ
cation, which is in addition to that
already published Of the awards made BY
the Fair, held Sept. 9th, 2Sth and goth,
1871.
When the present board Of dircc
tors were elected, in January, 1871, they
found the Society largely indebted to W.
A. Jones, for work on the grounds in
making the track, and for other repairs.
This Indebtedness was finally liquidatcd
by giving Mr. Jones Il certificate showing
that the Society WAS indebted to him in
the sum of $22A.S2.
Some time in May the wind blew down
a large portion Of the fence, and to re-
pair that cos. the Society $56.52.
Some time in March. 1871. they sold
the hay that was cut the season before
for sos.
They rented the use Of the track
for the 4th day Of July and received for
use OF same $50.
They paid tor cutting ard putting up
the hay the season Of 1871, $5l.45
This Was all the expenses incurred
down to the time the Society commenced
preparations for fair this fall.
The Legislature, in the year 1868, pro
vidcd by law that when any agricultural
society owned, free of incumbrance, ten
acres Of land the County Board OF Su-
pcrvisors nigh! donate to the society any
sum Of money they deemed expedient,
not to exceed one thousand dollars, to be
used exclusively in fitting up the grounds
of the society for the purpose of holding
fairs.
For that purpose an application was
made to the Board of Supervisors, in
formally. and they unanimously agreed
to give the County Agricultural Society
Il warrant for one thousand dollars, to be
due Nov. 1st. 1872, without interest,"
The Directors Of the Society then con
Guided to go ahead and hold Fair this fall.
For that purpose Il prem UNI list was
adopted that had been published by the
old society, and was again published in
both the papers. A contract was let for
building the Floral Hall at the sum of
$l,15O Next the Directors found it nee
essary to provide stalls for cattle and
pens for hogs and Sleeps, and also to
provide water for the use of persons and
animals on the ground. After having n
we'll dug 35 feet and walled up without
success, Messrs. Hovey Bros. put in
\ couple Of their iron wells. One of
these was sunk 20 feet, the other 80 feet.
and each struck an incxhaustible supply
of water and furnished us with all the
water we needed dur ng the fair. The
Directors had constructed 40 stalls for
cattle, 20 stalls for horses and 81 pens
for hogs and sheep, ana an Office for the
use of the Secretary, and other improve
mcnts made at an expense Of $630.44.
The receipts and expenses of the
Society for the time have been as fol
lows:
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-10-20
STATE OF IOWA.
Department Of Public Instruction.

Department Of Public Instruction.
Dies MONIES, Sept. 10, 1871.
$. g. PIERCE. ESQ, e.
Buchanan Co. Supt. Dear Sir:
Independence Iowa RI
Notice is hereby given that Teachers
Institute will he held ut Jesup, in the
above named county. to remain in session
for period of not less than six working
days, commencing on the 30th day OF
October next. Respectfully,
A. S. KISSELL,
13.4w Supt. of Public Instruction.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-10-20
A WONAl'S PILGRIMAGE

To the Holy LAND, by Mrs. S. NJ. Griswold This
latest work of this popular aniloress. il an inter
eating narrative of her experience during u tour
through Europe and the East, in company with
"Aark Twain and the Quaker City, party. A
handsome volume, fully illustrated. We offer
extra terms and premiums TO Agents. Send for
Circulars. j. b. BURR, IIl DE & CO, Hartford.
Conn
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-10-20
1 RARE (HlWE FOR ACEl1S,

Agents, we will pay yon $40 per week in Cash. if
you will engage with liz at once. Everything fur
nshed and expenses paid Address, L. A. ELLIS
CO.. Charlotte, Mich. 15-4w
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-10-20
8 O'CLOCK.

AA0s 4 MONTH-Horse and carriage furnished
N{j1 expenses paid; samples free. II. b
VJ1J SHAW, Alfred, Me. 4w
RIFLES. SUOr-IUNS, REV0LVERS.
Gun materials of every kind. Write for Price
List, to Great Western Gun Works Pittsburgh, Pa,
Army guns and Revolvers bought or traded for
Agents wanted. 15-4w
AGENTS, LOOK! S3to $12 daily east
" made. Profitable and respectable business.
little novelty wanted by everyday: ~, sss SIRE.
Send stamp for circulars to Churchill q Temple
ton, Manufs, 615 Broadway. n. y 4w
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-10-20

cd, She wrapped her dressing CO..
closely around her and, shivcring
with excitement and cold, permitted
him to lead her to her fathers resi-
dence, where the great half-door
left ajar told the story Of her un-
conscious exit.
Now comes in the romance. A
few nights after, the two made thus
strangely acquainted, but who were
not aware of each others names,
met at q small party given by a
common friend, and were intro
rs failed to recognize the the
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-10-20

New Advertisements.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-10-20
WELLS CARB0LIC TABLETS,

IOk C0G.;HS. T0L.,> 4. a!lSENi IS.
These Tablets present the acid in combination
with OTHER iici.l re .neii.s, III popular form,
Cor the Care of ali Tlroat and Lang Diseases.
Hoxraeaess aud Liberation of the Throat are i'm
snedietsly relieved, and statements ace constant
ay beir. II the proprietor of relief in OF
ThroEt dg ifirHties of Years standing.
AAiiT;t;4 Don't be deceived by worthless ini
JAJ III Stations. Get only Wells Carbolic
Txists- i'ric. - Cts. per Box. JOHN z. KEEL
LOGS, Plat ST., n Y, Sole Agent for the L. s.
Send fer Circular
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spECrAL NOTICES.

n- TRY TIT Is amusing that Inc
seshs ar ou,1 totter with uncertain steps over the
face of the earth. IN danger every day OF faliDs
vict,nns 70 the morbid influences by which We arg
all surrounded. when tested aud proven nese, :.
h,a tonic. capable of endowing them win inc
yiyor thew need. Is proeuraaie in every Guy .owh,
and settlement. 1t mlpht reasonably pe .n'"Ens
II =, after the twelve years. experience which inc
world has had of HosTETTEH's BIfIEhe' a'i
would know that its eff. ct ia to prevent disease.
At certain seasons the atmosphere IS ~.
with tho seeds or ntermittents, remls'ehte, rh."-
matis,n. pulmonary disorders, bilious co',p'Al"'o'
and the like. Persons whore nervous systems "Ie
relaxed arc the first to succumb 10 these u's'e'
pers. Brace up tbs physical energies ,i'eh wiz.
tbIs pot.ntial vegetable tonic. IL Is tile hn"''
nowerrul recuperant which the botanic Rihgeoin
bss ever Welded to patient research ana eHper',
ment Trvu. The blndest discipline oil me oi'
medical ,lcpmas will at least admit that ".'e
and alternative. com pounded Of approved hs en-.
roots and ba! ks, can do no harm, WINE VI.
m nv OF thousands iGyiteS triai o us n,saa
yjqor is the thing most nePde IN re- ,tons .nd
veil 50 in dyspcps1a and nervous ahscli'n,, 80,
uuIs,T1TTErtS BITTERS is tho safest, su.est'
cd ,noat Wholesome slrcnsthenlng prep"F@'!"h
tI,st human skill has yet concoGteh ,ho
Hurdr,d, of physicians have aDanu 1o r , Is
o,;rinal receipts and prescribed thl; h,rn,,esS ~
tonic nc a preventative and cure iof AZ 800 ''
ch;lls and fever. ny - ---------
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DEAD lssUEs.-Ne must not try to reSils.
citate them. Let them rest. Whether the
settlement was fair or foul, it was lnal.
We could not if we would, in the face Of
the country effect political reaction so
sweeping rs to rip up all the work done by
tl~ Radical patty and the northern people
of both parties since the war.
Sou,herners are Very dolts to expect re-
action Of this sort. We do not need it, If
it could ne had. BY prudence and man
aoamcnt, every ill we have endured under
reconStruction-and they are many and
grievous-can be turned to positive advnn-
tage. The day Of political blindness for
tie blacks is fast passing away. In little
while they will refuse altogether to be
made hewers of wood and drawers of
water for INSCRIPTIONS carpet-hao adven-
turcrS, and equally unscrupulous native
duulGoGues.
just now the northern mind is setting
strongly towards reform and a return TO
state rights principles. Cast no damper by
urging lmpracticable measures. The ques-
ton of suffrage is tor the States alone.
They have settled 1t. Do not endeavor to
bring about Il reconsideration. 1t might
cndanger our prospects III the Presidential
campaign.
Those northern journalists who are for.
ever canting OF southern impracticabllity"
don't know what they are talking about.
There is more practicability meaning
common Sense-in little finger of south
ern Democratic politician than in bushel
OF such brains as ill the cruniums of these
newspaperial Magi. Southern politicians
and southern newspapers have accepted in
good faith, without mental reservation, the
results OF the war-mark you that. They
are not race of land pirates and thugs.
Away, then, with this set.conjured ogre of
southern impracticability." - Bahieboro'
az. CO. Adcance.
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New Publications.

Science for the Young. Heot. BY JACOB
ABBOTT, author OF THE Franconia
Stories" *. With engrayiugS. New
York: IARrER 4 Bros.
The book-making ABBoTTs are very III
dr>trous people. They work UP a great
number Of tho HARpERs' cuts, and make
vc1y readable books: but we cant always
ro;ch Tor their reliability. JACOB is now
on ,cirnce for youth, and gives the boys a
view of heat, varied with much detail
about active life, with pictures to suit.
Fer eale ly v EST 4 JOHNSTON.
Tie March Of Mincing Lane. A navel.
BY WILLIAM BLACK. the author OF " Kill
m"rYy.' new io!k: HARPER d Bros.
For sale by WEST Il JOHNSTON.
The Institutes OF Medicine. Be- MARTY
PAINE, A. NJ, NJ. D., LII. D., Professor OIL
the Institutes of Medicine and Mate7ia
Mct,!ca in the University az New York,
e.. Ninth edition. New York: HAIR
PIX & BEos.
,:hie is a familiar old work TO doctors,
and yet it. aulhnr-t irty.iour years u prac.
titioDcr-adds with his own hand his
(ninth) preface 10 this last edition. lie
claims 10 have heen Il steady practitioner
all the time, and to have kept up with the
improvements in science.
For sale by WEST & JOHNSTON.
The True Knight for May haa been
handed in. 1t IS very creditably edited and
printed 10y Mes>rS. HANDY & IlANKISs, and,
as or readers have been Informed, is the
organ Of the pythians.
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,,t.b,xes. such action may be regarded
ne a Jntisnco of the laws OF the Unltea
States. and the pains and penalties OF tie
new law may he imposed. SO, thr2ush e.; :"
long and possible catalogue. Ihc Jaw, ~
effect. clothes the Presidencwith autoei" ',,
mower. The decision upon the exact CIV III
di,ion Of any State in the Union. OF nna
nmt Of a State. rests solely In tue goo"
Judgment, the knowledge; OF ' tn w ~" for
aucc of the Executive. nc ta,o, Of Tho
no counsel, to abide by no aeSls.on W ,
rnn .d,nnte branches OF tho do'e. GOVERN nv
u;msclf sole Judge, he can SET aslae 'ne
law. of Massachusetts as leadlIv ~ suoHe
Of Mississippi or rule the city OF New ,oi n
,,,,h ,hn same ease as Richmond or New
orleans, All depends upon the saeaclty OF
Cnnaral Grant. There is good reason to
home that he will employ the vast powers
shus confidcd TO him for tho public good,
NOT for personal ends; but the authority
now centralized in the office he holds
might become, in moment Of ambitious
effort. most dangerous to the liberties oil
the country and utterly subversive OF the
Constitution. The republican form OF gov
crnneut which that instrument guarantees
10 every State in the Union can he destroy
ed In all the States by the operation OF TINS
law, should the President now in ofncc, or
those who follow him, forget the duties OF
the good citizen and the wise ruler. Let
us hope for the best, even though we may
fear the worst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

ORANGE S. W1NASs, the mpion.ahuSed
man of the day, has invoked new delugc
of wrath upon his head by writing an in
dienant denial Of the charges brought
against him. The Tribune has amended It's
epiihet> by calling him groyeiilns
rogue" "These be bitter words indeed,
but we suspect that the Tribune and the
less distinguished in the art of cuSslng are
really very much obliged to NINASs for
giving them the opportunity Of little
hurry in party matters. The Republicans
were getting very duh for the want of eN-
element. and the danger was that they
would all 60 to sleep in New York. The
kuklax alarm had died out. and FISK was
assxlled to no purpose; so NlNANs came
I'D in the nick of time. Instead OF abusing
him so unreasonahy the Republicans
should be very sweet upon him. Instead
of "URASGE S.," he should be " SWEET
ORANGE" WINASs.
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The KukluX Law.

The New York Comm eyct0l ldtertiSer,
. Republican newspaper Of decided ability,
speGks clearly and Independently Oh the
subject of the kuklux law, by which Com
gr.ss put 1t IN the discretion Of the preSi-
dent to suspend republican government in
this country, and substitute his own will
therc:or--an act hy which Congress Itself
becomes traitor 10 the Government, aud
betraEs the liberties Of the people.
And what are VIC to think OF partisan
measure of which leading organ Of the
party, passing it., speaks as the CONNER
ciaL does OF this kukluX law? That paper
clear!: charges that 1t has placed law and
l@2rty III the discretion OF the President
IN spirit, what more 90 We want to make
our Government (espotism5 This ku-
kluX law Is its very cSscnce-an ingenious
way 10 declare GRANT dictator.
Tie Commercial makes these calm and
pointed comments upon it:
at will be seen that the operation OF
this law is not limited 10 the area OF the
southern States. All ITS sections declare
It's applicability 70 ''any State or Territory"
OF the Onion. Under the wording Of the
law there is no restriction TO prevent the
Executive from interfering with the local
government of New York, Philadelphia,
Boston. or Chicago. lie has only 10 declare
that In his judgment the time has come 10
declare any city or any district Of any state
ia ipsurrection, and forthwith, backed by
this law, he may suspend the writ OF ma
Geas corpus, and put us all under martial
bw. Or, II there Is reason to believe
q nj an election has been carried 10
any district OF any State by the
fraudulent process of stufiing The bal.
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me- MORE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL

EB MORE NEW AMI bEAC LIZ l.
GOODS FJR SPRING AND SGNIMFR.
BLACK IRON GRFNADITE3 AND CANVAS
Hermann, AGAIN OPENED.
NEW PATTERN PRINTS MI ChNnRlCs
VlEFE TINES EsCi WaEk.
r. i. rRICi; ( CO.,
always In market are receiving by SIS amer ,nd
express daily
IHO:. GRENADINES AND BAREGE4,
BACK F.AMESF, for summer;
BLACK SItK-rACED MOHAIRS, FOX hGt
weather.
BLACK ByGBAZINEs and ClIALLEy3,
C0hORhD pOPLInS, great variety:
JAPANESE rOpIINSAND SILKS,
LINEN AID CAMBRIA Lawns, colorei and
black;
CASSIAEKF&. for gents and boys;
LINEN-EOS- Nj SHIET9,
SOCKS. CHATAT9, &C. &C.
Great show OF PARASOLS aud PARaSUL coy
kRS,
UMBRTLGAS-SIlk, CambIic, Pongse, and AL
paca;
sPEI G and SUMMER SttA Wis, every pattern;
LLAMA Laos. SHAWLS and JACQUES,
CRa re and LOVE Wells, &C &C;
Immense line NET PRINTS for ladies and
misses sEIRJlEG!, &c, &C.
Everything sold OF beat quality, and at rs email
profits as a living can be made for. Fresh goods
daily. L. X. PRICE 4 CO.,
apis llOl Alaln street. corner llth.
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SEW SPRING GOODS.
j L i.fU : 50 & l. y

JULIUS SIC l. i,
No Ja3 MAIN STESAT, BET. 9TH ASo iviH,
Il, Y. II inform h's fro IDS an,t tbs public thai he
IS Just rciurnrd from ilIr Mort. w!tn Lp!rLe
stock #
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
SpTIOSS. &c,
which shall ~ sold 1T pr.cgs to 5n!t tie l..acs.
PLAID PDPia;S&, vii colors. IS - 3'c..
JaPA NEsF pLhInS ard i'OrL ~ 25tG SIG,
BE lrtltui SAT, So rEtPED GRENADINES at
3ic.. worth 5I,.,
eILk Or. <aUlNss IN figures m! stripes.
LAWS, r.G'f. C4hBRltS, and PERcAiES,
PlQEES, from Is 75:
T;;N Els. Jorge I, very chap. L y's long. 20r
LArltS' UMBRELLAS sna tAEi>o: ). 81
kinds,
HANi:K RCHIgFS, LACE>, EDGlNG5, and
FRILLlEGN, rs low.
Full lines If T-plTE GOODS.
SHrEIIS SIIIRTlEGs. CiS>l EHES,
TTEF!JS, COT IOSADGS, JEANS,
Large stock % GtNT's FU.HlSHtSG GOODS.
Ali 81 which sha sell IT he loves prices.
JULIUS SYI:,E, 005 aia!n stree,
aD 5-Sm Second door from Sth.
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The New Y ork Tribune suggests that it
would have looked better in FoRNEY, 50
fresh "a he Is from an Arrangement of the
Administration, had lie not been so eager
to rcnominate General GRANT for the Pre-
sidcncy 20 soon after taking possession OF
the collectorShip Of Philadelphia. The
suggestion i. not faulty, but the idea OF
cri,ic>ing FoRNEY's sense Of nroprlety Il
ridiculous.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

Among the very faithful representatives
in the Senate of Virginia at the lat session
was Or. HARRIS, Of Halifax. We hope
there is no serious purpose TO supplant him
with Il rev nominee. He was not only
faithful, hu, efficient. His popularity with
his associates in the body giving him much
influence, which he never failed to Use 10
the advantage Of those he represented.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

TIE Cincinnati Comm erciaI, speaking
o: General GRANT, says: eve all know
chow he has tried the temper OF the Ame-
"rican people as President during the last
"lwo years, and we know how he has i'm
" pcriIcd his prospects for securing re-
nomination." Very true but he has
much more impclillad his chances for re-
election.
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rJ,HE. FREN CAM p a | G \.
MEYER GO EAt EDWARDS.
AUCTION EAHGA1S.3 ).

IA L ~
Ian oxfs Of the FINEST FHEH&H FLOW ERS
" the ely. Warranted! 20 tie The gr:u:ne art'-
Gle Yeyo.iG 81 question: The hands"me't ana
larc, s. ass rrimert ever thrown upon thi, mar
KIT. The autr,loa Of lntiirers especially
called 10 lh.s" npwc's. For The next lofty
eiyh. hours the iai.es :" III hsvr an orpor'u-
Mtg Of s;!i 2;!ry Ihcnstlvrs--tco late alter
that a. have your rroIcc. Buy " here y0n can
buy cheapest. Bay Tor cash AMI save lorty
per cent. s lille buying these bea4i!f"! How
ers. look 1t our large nnd eng ~. as ortmcnt or
P.IET$, ranging FROM = to
SO the finest and cheapest Ia tie ely
fuke n look nj thosc beautiful FIGURED GEE1-
kDIXES at 20r., worth 2!1c.
oak 4: The 10 0aj yai's .! other DRESS GIODS
AL ire II aud lew. riga: rom tie auction
ICONS I'll IL pectc;t order, and twenty-five
ncr ccnt. cheaper than car be found outside Of
the New Yo.k Auctlon-r"nns
COX TT our iIQrG3 new styles, ard also our
~ gloves 1T c.l'.. 7jc. and 81, worth
tuuhlu The mp.eS.
ECCkWALl. L R0U~S,
No. lola Main street,
.na1 opposite no ;t-Oti.ce.
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TAX NOTICE.

TITY COLLECTORS NOTICE.-The
" HI. ION OF Lawyers, doctors. hotel-kte pers,
hosrGins no .ses. real estate agentS, commission
merchants, Wholesale Erd retail Liquor dea ers,
restaurants, dentists, bankers Insurance agents,
jurk dealers. oyster dealers. 3nack-Eouses. tuc-
kris Is .ei 10 tl,; TACT That the lice" - tax IS Low
due nd tn 81 tie ollcctoT viii he la his oifirc at
the CITY fiall; during tie present we K, from :
O'Clock =. VI. 10 o'clock T. ", to receive me
sam~.
On ali liia remaining mp tiu on tie 1T day II
May tIae IF no. les than 81 nor more than IS for
each Il y llrcalier Will be !mpo5ed.
JOHN +. REGSATIT,
so 2.-6i City Collector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

1T Is stated that high official of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
has proposed that il the people of Green
brier county, WA, will prepare the road
bed, his company will put on the super.
structure, equip and operate a narrow
gauge road from Lewisuurg (the county
seat to some point on the Chesapeake and
Ohio. it is believed that the road will be
built at al early dly.- Wheeling h.telH-
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MARRIED..

,,-,, ,ath, Nv rev. PA. Peterson, Mr. EIMkh
II "prrUERB RIDtsE md Miss MARY u. ga
IjEWS, OF Norfolk city.
I'm "wednesday, April 10th, at the residence OF
the hride's father, by the rev. W. NJ. Dame Jns'
NJ GtRNETT. or ST. Johns College. Annapolis.
to RATE BUN1IHGTOH, daughter OF Major Is.
=. Nolgnd, OF Middtburg, Va.
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ANItTSEMESTa.

TIE G,THOlIG BENEFICIAL SOCIETY
viii give 4 a2AND BALI 1T the abore-named
place on
WEUEE3;,Ay EVENING, the Goth instant.
TickGts admitting ore gentleman and ladies', 81.
Committee Of Reception tre': badgs): hessrs.
Baker. Byrne, O'Gwyer, and Toracck.
Floor CcrlInitlec ibluc badRcl: Mcs.rs. a. Pig
z!ni Liable. Gtrsehid, Iiulcher. Catogni, Leonard,
W. Mahong, aud yerlaaslrr. ap22I It
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-24

A STRANGE SToKY.-A dispatch from San
Francisco states that number of French
women, who have been working in the
mines for the last eighteen years in mems
clothing, were arrested in Il saloon in that
city last evening, their sex being discovered
fer the first time.
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LECTURES.

LECTURE
THE ANNUAL ADDRESS BEFORE
YOUNG MEMS MISSIONARY SOCIETY
of the
SrEcNn BAPTIST CHURCH
vii. 1T d.ilvere,! hy the .5rv. GEORGE ". SAM
son, L. d. rrcaIdcn. Of coiumbi3n College, on
TJ-MOEHDW (SundAyj EVENING, at O'Clock,
In the second Baptist Church,
The I,ihI. e are SprCr!uilg in7tId to attend. II
rYNRANLL$ IN rHr, HOLY LAND |!
1 b '.EV G. W. &hH:Sb'!, II. D.,
Ere .tcal uf t'olumb an College.
REV. TX. ShtiSOS
yin lecture o.
SATURDAY, EVkNIIG. april -,
Ii o'clock, 1T
rINl-CTEEFT B.PTI-T CHURCH (6clyiGereI
on his
TRAVELS II rALEsTiNF.
IN, ,.rnr,s lis Of he lecture VIII b.. do voted 10
prylns OF ihc debt ~ the church; tItrcfo!e II
small aini tame" fee VIII - chargcd only
TWENTY FIVE CENTS