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NOON DESPATCHES

RELATIONS OF FRANCE AND rrALY-CoM-
BINATIoN OF Employers AGAINST
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF NATIONAL
GUARD-RAvAaEs OF CHoLERA-TnIEHs'
MEsSAGE-MARINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CONFERENCE. 60, &c.
FLORENCE, September 13.-The Opi.
mon states that Count Pereneat, tho
French Minister, declares that France
accepts accomplished facts in Itnly
She only wishes to see the spiritual in.
dependence of the people secure. a re-
newnl of corlinl relations between
France aud Italy is, therefore, possible.
LONDON. September 14.-The asso-
ciated employees Of Newcastle have
4,116 men working. with constant ntldi-
tions, aud will soon restore former ncti :.
vity to the factories.
PARIS. September 4.-Disnrmamept
Of the National Guard hns commenced.
with no resistance. Tranquility prevails
every where.
Dispatches from various points show
that cholera prevails to dreadful extent
in the central and Southern portions of
Prussia
VERSAILLES, September 4-In the
Assembly, to-day, message from Presi-
dent Thlers was received, the reading Of
which occupied half an hour. Thiers
says the members have we'll earned a
suspension of their arduous lubors. He
promises, in the meantime, to work in
cessantly for the reorganization of the
country, md frankly asks the deputies
to ascertain from their constituents ut
home whether the country wishes for IL
reconstruction based on the glorions tru-
ditions of q thousand years, or for the
abandonment of the ship of state to
torrent leading to an unknown future;
In brief, whether the people want u
monarchy or republic. Tho message
was coolly received. Some passages
were greeted with laughter. The As
sembly then proceeded to discuss, and
finally adopted. bill providing for n
prolongation of the session from the 18th
OF September to the 4th of December.
The main feature Of the bill is the ap-
pointment Of committee of twenty-five
to control the Government during the
recess.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
VERSAILLES. September IA A confer
ence in regard to customs is progressing
between Germany and France. It is
thought concessions will secure the eva.
cuatlon of all but six French depart
ments.
LONDON, September 14.-One case Of
cholera is reported ut Newcastle.
An unknown American brig fonndercd
oil Lands End. All were lost.
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ThornwelI's Collected Writings.

FNHEOL0GICAL and Ethical, Q volumes.
Il embcllshed with DR.. Thornwells por-
trait. 81 per volume
Memories OF Patmos. BY MacDuff 50.
The Conservative Reformation and its The.
ology. By Rev. Charles L. Krowth, D. u. IS
Inc Unseen World. BY Rev. DR.. Sloik. 81.
NEW NOVELS.
ier Lord and Master. by Florence Alaryatt
won, not Wooed. BY the author Of Erred in
the Bono, &c 50 cents
Terrible Temptation. BY Charles Eeadc.
Uniform edition OF Grace Agnilor's Works,
such az Mothers ftecompense, YAle Of Ccdars,
Ec.. at 81 per volume
The above books sent to any address. most
paid, on recent OF price
Aug DUFFIE Il CHAPMAN Rook.rllcrs
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New Books! New Books! New Books.!!
VNHE DOMESTIC LIFE OF TIIOS. JEF.
\ FEKSON. BY his granddaughter, Surah
N Randolph. $3.50
"Reminiscences of Fifty Years. By Mark
Boyd. sl.15.
AT Last" A Christmas in the West In
dies. BY Charles Kingsley. with many illus
trations. 81.
Light and Electricity" BY J. T,ndall.
The Coming Race; or, Tho New Utopia.
Six Boys. A Mothers Story. BY the Ame-
rican Tract Society. sl.25.
The Earthly Paradise. a Poem. Ry vii.
liam Morris. Three volumes. $3.50
Ernestine." BY George Sand. 75c.
Terrible Temptation. by Chas. Reatlo c0c
Also, large selection OF new Novels by tile
best authors, just received and for sale a. pub
lishers prices, by BRYAN & McCAKTER
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forwarded to-day TO tho Secretary of tile
National Council of the Union League
of America, by Thomas ". Conway,
State Superintendent of Education for
Louis'ana, and member of the Lengue:
To 7Nos. @. Baker, Secretary Natioual
o. l.. A. of America:
The councils Of the League of Louisi-
ann may be discontinued. Gov. War
month's administration hns secured to
the Stnte perfect peace. In every part
OF the State. the Ku Klux has died un-
der 1t; and see NO need for the League
any longer MS means of peacefully Sc.
curing the rights uf loyal men.
lSlgned THOS. W. CONWAY.
The San s,.ys Mnyor Hall intended, in
the event Of Connolly's resignation, to
appoint Gen. Mcclellan, who had been
approached, and rclnclanty consented
to take the oilico. Tho Sun is assured
that the Mayor intends to proceed for
Connolly's impeachment.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
CHARLESTON, September 14.-Sailed-
stenmer Falcon, Baltimore.
Que fever death in tho last twenty
four hours.
MONTREAL. September 14.-The four
cared race was won by tho Hulifnx Bar
ton crew; Renforth second; Winship
third.
LEXINGTON, Ky, September 13.-Billy
Patterson won the first ruce-titne
l.493l, 1.50; Nellie Gray won the second
time 1.5O14, 1924.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, September IA
The State Democratic Convention elect
ed Edward Avery President. John
Quincy Adams was nominated for Go
vernon. The resolutions accept tho new
amendments and denounce prohibition.
WASHINGTON, September IA. Tho
War aud Treasury Departments are en-
denvoring to shift the responsibility for
Hodges defulcation.
Probabilities Rain and threatening
weather, with increasing North easterly
winds. will probably extend to night to
Lake Superior and New York, and pre-
vail in New England by Friday night.
The light ruins will probably be followed
by clearing weather iu the South and
Gulf States.
NEW YoRK. September IL The Union
Torpedo Works, near Fulton street. ex-
ploded. Six were killed aud seven or
eight wounded. The buildings were
shattered.
Troy. N. Y. September IL. Tho Ma
tlonal Association of SpiritunlIsts elected
Victoria Woodhull President
ST. Louis, September 1i-A despatch
says the express oi1ice of Ellis & Co. was
robbed of $4,000.
SARATOGA. September II The Park
Pluce Hotel and lnrge portion of the
Crescent Hotel was burned.
WILMINGToN. N. c., September IA
a man, representing himself as j. lkcl-
Ter, called at tho First National Bank,
to-day, and offered to sell registered
United States bond. No. 1.4SS, ISSUED
under the Act Of 81 of March, 1865.
The bond is of tho denomination of
$40. 600. He was arrested by the Dcpu-
ty United States Marshall; and the case
came up before United States Commis-
McQnigg, this afternoon, but was post
poned until tomorrow. The bond is
caveated by the Treasury Department.
Poles for 2l4 miles of the overland
telegraph hare been erected in Sonth
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Vegetable Blood and Liver Pills.

rare BHe! Pure Blood! P,Ue FLESH
A MUCH needed medicine. in u,l tropcnl
"A climates. ia Blood Purifier and Liver
Regulator These PILLS combine tie css.n.
tial properties OF an Invigorator uf the Liver
and iiier OF the Blood The largest organ
in the body III the Liver. 1t il tho rreat
Workshop of the body. When this important
organ does nOt act. the skin becum,a snl
low; sick headache sets in, with chilly scnsn-
tons; cold hands aud feet; pain in the head;
hectic foyor; gastric disturbance; vomiting; n
feeling OF weight in the region OF the Liver; u
dry Cough. Among other symptoms OF liver
defanscment, arc soreness in ths region of
the liver, across tho stomach, and below the
rios; oppressed stomach; face sometimes
flushed; fevcrishness in the afternoon or at
misn,; arowslness and Incidence; nervous
drean ms, commonly trIghtful; chest oppressed
ana heavy; dating pains in the abdomen:
iaintncss; signing; difficult and short breath;
pain III the chest, about the lunss, commonly
t,.. ,n,s.aHen lnr plenrisy; shifting pains. like
tnose OF rheumatism; colics; sometimes
SNORT, sharp cough, with dryness of throat:
unpleasant throbbiDg about tho stomach; OK.
cess ~ dandruff and scurfy deposit on the
sk'n 'allihg of the hair; fnlness and stratness
oi the abdomen, with desire 10 loosen the
clothlnH, sonr stomach. with symptoms Of
dyspepsia; bilious COLES; diarrhma; dysen-
tery' levers; obstinate constipation; intcrmit-
e.ni lever, or fever and aguc; jaundice; cos-
t!vehtss aud diarrinra alternately; cxptctura-
tion strlngy and sticky; f,'u mouth in tho
morning, often nausea and vomiting; ,!izZi.
ness; pain in tho right shoulder, sometimes
~ shonlder-blade; inability to lie IN lett side;
hlccough; occasionally, pain in left shoulder
Seasonable Use of tho BLOOD AND LIVER
PILLS: taken as directed. will always prevent
tha painful termination OF tho disorder.
These Pills are for sn!c by
EDWAKD II. EEINITSH,
August 30 Oh, mist and Druggist.
TOUNTH CLAIMS AND JURY cIsl&TI.
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NOON DISPATCHES.

CHINESE IN CUBA--oAIAHA ELECTIoN-sALE
OLA ARAILROAD-NEw JERSEY DEMOCRACY
EPISCOPAL -RECOAIAIEND
ALTON TO ABOLISH UNION LEAGUEs-TuE
NEW YORK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DEATH
Fires ES-MASSACuUSETTs DEMOCRACY,
&C., &C.
WAsHISaToN. September 12-The fol-
lowing table of special nativities of some
OF the Eastern cities, including Bnlti-
more, has been obtained from the census
office: New York--Totul population
942, 1892; born in the United States 523,-
1913, born in the State 4S4, 100, born in
New Jersey 8,06l, born in Connecticut
5.l4O. born in Pennsylvania 1899.
Philadelphia Total population GA, ,O22;
born in the United States 400. 1893, born
in the State 428. $50, born in New Jersey
1857. born in Delaware OIL, 1896, born in
New York 8,865. Brooklyn, N. y
Total population 826. 6.O99; born in the
United States 251. 381, born in the State
219.774. born in New Jersey 6,OO9, born
in Massachusetts 5,711, born in Connec-
ticut 5.261. Baltimore, Md.-Total 90.
pulation 267.354; born in the United
States 210,870. born in the State 1877
$50. born in Virginia and West Virginia
9,O73, born in Pennsylvania 1924, born
in New York 2,Ol5. Boston, Mass
Total population $50, ,526; born in the
United States 172, ,45O, born in the State
l27, $40. born in Maine 14.858, born ip
New Hampshire 1912, born in Vermont
2,495.
HAVANA, September 13.--The local
authorities in various parts Of the island
have sent to Havana over 1000 Chinese
whose apprenticeship had expired while
others are runaways. The first named,
according to previous laws, must re-hire
themselves or leave Cuba. The last
named will be delivered to their masters.
The notorious insurgent Lari, and i've
others, have delivered themselves np.
OMAHA, September 13.-The election
in Colorado yesterday went Republican.
ST. LOUIS. September 13.-The st.
Louis and ST. Joseph Railroad was sold
at public auction this P. NJ, for $l37, 900.
under order of the United Suites Dis
trict Court, for liabilities of the road,
which are $l,500,O00. Daniel p. Arm.
strong, of ST. Louis, was the purchaser.
TRENTON, N. j., September l3.-Joel
Parker was nominated for Governor by
the Democratic Convention by acclamn-
tion.
WASHINGTON, September 14.-Maior
Hodge, in letter to the Secretnry of
War, confessing his defalcaiion, impli-
Gates banking house in New York, who,
ne states, knew the money used in the
sPeoulations was Government money.
DE makes confession of $3.50, 900 defal-
cation, but does not mention the name
OF the New York firm which knowingly
used the money. He asks for leniency,
and begs small provision for his fami-
". Hodge has about $50, QUO worth of
property.
CHICAGO, September 14.-In tho Epis-
eopal Diocesan Convention, Bishop
his recent visit to Christ's church. Ha
censnred the wardens for continuing to
employ a degraded minister, and dis
posed Of the wurdens by degrading them.
Chief Justice Chase has entirely reco.
vered bis health and strength.
new York. September 14.-The sub.
joined report in reference to tho present
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The Best in the Market!

HAVE just returned from Now York with
i the finest stock in the market. embracing
WATCHES Of all grades, JEWELkY OF ail
stylos, Silver and Plated Waro of the most
modern pattorns-beautiful in design, dura-
blo. cheap aud warranted to suit.
My stock includes everything to be found in
the New York market, and do not intend to
be undor- sold. Call and examine for YOUR
nelv 4. Attentive clerks will gladly show you
the finest assortment OF articles above named.
and of Rings, L2ckets. Sleeve Buttons, Breast
llnr;, in fact, Everything needed or to be
found in first class ieweIry store.
ISAAC SULZBACHEK,
sept II Under Columbia Hotel
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Board of Trade.
A MEETING OF the Board Of Tra1e will be
"A held THIS EVENING, at u O'Clock, in
Hall.
Sept Is JOHN D. CALDWELL, sec'v.
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Candy! Candy!

Dandy! Candy! .
R0 BONES assorted CANDY -.faN ,reiyht
~ and pure article. As Candy of light
weight is extensively sold in this market,
purchasers will find it to their interest to
have tho boxes weighed before buying. We
guarantee 25 pounds in eaCh G0E.
Sept II JOHN AGHEW & SON.
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For sale.

For Sale.
YNIiE VACANT LOT. East side nf Kchard-
i son. between Lady and Gcrvuis streets,
measuring on Richardson street 50 feet 2
inches. on East lice 81 feet. on the North and
South lG5 feet. bounded North by the lat on
which the United Stats tNickrrsop's) Hotel
stood. on the South by Col Thomas Davis
Ihls Lot Is regarded as fret rate location
Tor q Mercantile house.
J. ". PARKER,
sept II Eca, Estate Broker
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The undersigned have this day associated
themselvos together in the General State
Agency Carolina Life Insurance Company. m
der the name OF BLACK, PORCHEH Il co.
Agents wanted to canvass tho State. Torms
liberal. JOHN l.. BLACK,
P. NJ. PORCHER,
Sept Is f6 f. w. NIEBi,EH
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Wines and Liquors.

Wines and Liquors.
= asha THE undersigned beg leave to
,S ,,. cal! tho attention of Consumers
&S8SIf$f$S<3 and Wholesale purchasers, to
V4XSS0A their assortment of goods in this
iInc. which they are Offering at
prices which defy competition. Their stock
consists in part OF
Choice OTARD DRAEDIES,
Domestic and California Brantlics,
Gholco Old Rye, Nectar and Monogram
Whskes, mi
Common and Rectiiied WHISTLES,
,,,! Old Port, Sherry, Madeira and Malaga
Ginger, Cherry and Blackberry Brandics
barclay, Perkins Il Co. g London Porter.
founger's Sparkling Alloa Ale,
Angostura Bitters, .Stoughton Bittcrs.
Cnampagncs VI n. following choice brands:
Louis Roederer. Dulmonico, Hietlseick, Carte
Blanche, Cabinet and California Champagncs
ALSO,
Old Holland Gin, Wolfes Schicdam
Schnapps, Jamaica Rum, etc, etc.
sept JOHN AGNEW Il SON
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Card.

THE coTartnership OF Butler & Black, as
Il General state Agents OF the Carolina Life
Insurance Company, is dissolved by mutual
consent. M. Q. BUTLER,
Sept. II, 1871. J. L. BLACK.
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Poles for 2l4 miles of the overland
telegraph have been erected in Sonth
Australia
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faction. |.|||IU J r. McfiAET
august - ti3 X. II. CLAKkSON
WE ask of buyers an examination of the
following goode:
CALIFORNIA BRANDY.
California Port Wine
California Angelica
California Hook
California Muscatelle.
O.P. Gardncr's North Carolina Corn.
Suits, 1856. Ryo.
Old Virginia Gladcs
Pure Cognac Brandy.
These arc all standard goods, and We have
put the prices right do,cn TO the bottom, Also
cheap goods of all grades, the quality and
prices of which will certainly please the buyer
and cave him money.
Aug q LORICK & LOWRANCE
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The Doctors Recommend Seegers Beer
] preference to London Porter and Scotch
Il Ale. Why? They know it il nnadult era ed
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-05-18

nms.
Sec. IL. Members who may take
two or more premiums Of the same
agricultural work, or have awarded
them bool; they already have, will
have the privilege Of exchanging them
Tor any work on agriculture they may
select Of the same value.
See. IL, All articles for competition
must be on the ground by . o'clock.
A, ~, md remain until p. NJ. All
articles will he returned to the contrib.
ntors, unless otherwise directed; at
IL A. NJ, the committee will proceed
to examine and award The premiums.
Sec. Is. The competitors for farm
and farm buildings, must give to the
committee thirty days before the hold.
ding ofthe Fair Statement. in writing,
over their signature of the size OF the
farm (exciasivc OF the woodland J
number of acres and we Id of each crop
raised, number of stock, and Of what
kind, and detailed statement of the
sales from the farm for the past year
SEQ. IA. All premiums awarded by
the society, and no, called for within
six months thereafter, shall be cou-
sidered as re. vertin. to the society for
its use.
See. Is, Amendments to the by.
laws may he proposed al any stated
meeting Of The society. They shall
with the assent of a majority of the
members pres't be entered on the min
utes, lie over for consideration, and
be made the subject Of discussion al
the next stated meeting of the society,
aud if a majority of tho members then
present vote in favor Of adopting them
they shall become pant OF the by,
laws.
No further business coming before
the meeting, the meeting adjourned
to Saturday, July LIST, at 2 O'Clock
Z. Nj. ......
| r. b, ruIfIEo, Sec'y,
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RdiirOdd MeeefiHg.

Pursuant to public notice, large
number Of our citizens assembled at
Rablin's Hall on Tuesday evening,
the 10th instant, for the purpose OF
discussing the proposition just sub
mitted TO our people by the Land
Grant Company, to join in the ex
pense Of survey OF line Of railroad
from some point Oh the line Of the
Portage City branch of the Land
Grant road, by was of this place, to
Stevens Point.
The meeting was organized by call
ing Mayor Wood to the Char. The
obeo. Of the meeting having been
stated by d. Garrison, Esq, and the
proposition discussed by several gen
tlemen, resolutions accepting the
proposition Of said Company, and
asking tie County Board to appro.
pirate a sum sufficient to deiray our
portion OF the expense Of svch sur,
yey, were unanimously adopted. --
A Committee was also appointed,
consisting 81 G, H. Webb, o. Carl
son and Seth Reeves, for the purpose
Of arranging praltiniHaries with the
Railroad Company. and representing
our citizens generally, ia relation to
the matter.
Our people manifest lively inter
est in all propositions looking 10 the
building of railroad in the direction
Of Portage City, and are very CONT
dent tina: line from that direction
vii meet the q. b & l.. L. roa7 at
tbs place before great while.
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Mr.. Colby and President Reed, of
the Wisconsin Central II, Il, togeth-
or with AImanaon Eaton aud Henry
Curran, paid our City a visit last
Monday. The business of Messrs.
Colby and Reed was to see our
town" and arrange as to surveying
the route for the Portage City road
rio Grand Rapids to Stevens Point,
The gentlemen were very favorably
impressed with our city--Its site, ad-
sautages, waterpower, and our gen
cral resources. Their stay was brief,
still they saw enough to convince
them that we have at least a tangible
existence.
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Choir Concert.

On Thursday, the 25th inst, the
Congregational Choir will give Vo-
cal Concert at the Church, embracing
many fine Anthems, together with
Choruses, etc. The object is to sup,
ply .lhe Choir with musical publlea-
tons, books etc.
The concert will commence at SIS
p. M,, sharp. We look for good
turnout aud we think our people will
no, be disappointed.
The price of admission is fixed at
25 cents.
We give the programme below:
PART lsT.
/. Opening Chorus, from Hay
makers. a.
2. Praise the Lord, O! My Soul,
4Rthem.
5. Mignyone, Ballad.
4. Vive La Prussia, Solo aud
Chorus.
s. The Turf shall be my Fragran,
Shrine, 1nthem.
6. What are the Wild Waves
Saying, Duette.
I. | Acknowledge my Transgrcss
ions, Solo and Chorus.
8. Wandering in the Meadows,
Alto Solo.
PART ID.
|. Marseleise Hymn.
Q. Evening Song to the Virgin
8 Guide me o! Thou Great Je
hovah, Solo.
a. The Little Church around the
Corner, Solo and Chorus.
5. We Praise Thee o /! God, Ia
them. .....
6. St. Leon, Hymn.
7. Doxolosy.
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rs Soda Mater q Hedlthy Drink ?

No intelligent and honest person
dare state it is not healthy drink,
for Physiology, Pathology, Pharma,
cy, and all other sciences commene.
ing with "P," teach that the soda
from Dr.. Writer'S Soda Fountaia is
beneficial to the diaphragm, strength,
ening to the duodenum, helper to
gastric juice, n lively ticker OF the
palate, a forty-horse-power thirst,
killer, and a general balance wheel 10
the whole economy Of man, as well
as general invigorator of his whole
system. You will find it at his Drug
Store at all times, well iced up. Call
and try it.
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STATE Of Wtscons,n Circuit Court Of Adams
County
Luther X Stowefl PlaiptiG, against Henry
= Strong Lydia Wood. Louisa Wood, snd
WILDER Wood Defendants.
The Stats Of Wisconsin 10 the above named
defendants
You are he eeby summoned and required 10
answer the complaint nj Lalher n. sfoyai,
the plaintiff IN this aftia; when VIII he
Sled with be Clerk OF the Circuit 4 ouri Tor
the CoantY Of Adams, and you are requir
ed 10 serve cory Of yorf answer 70 'hs said
compIaiut, on the subscriber, ut hts ONCE, 10
The Village Of Friendship. 10 Adams tonn.y,
Wisconsin within twenty days after the
SERVICE Of this summons on YOU, exclusive OF
the day OF sue. service aud II you fail TO an.
aver the complaint within the time aforesaid
thu plaintiff 10 this action will apply 10 the
Court for the relief demanded In the said
complaint.
Wrr ,sas, the Hon George w. Cate Judge
o. saa Court a. Friendship tn snid CeuntT.
On this first day Of MAJ, IN the year 1871
o. u LAPHAM,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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The Iiiicduhec Musical !S0ciety's
Gitf Concert.

AS the time approaches for this fine
entertainment, the public interest
becomes animated. Nearly all the
tickets are sold and the public is as.
sured that all remaining unsold will
be destroyed Oh the day preceding
the entertainment. Vastly different
as tins scheme from the aaauy enticing
the public to invest.
The enterprise As las&able. The
Society tell all to begin with, that they
are giving to help an embarrassed
Society which is the pride OF oar
chief City and State at Large.
There will be no ch;canery. aIe is
fortunate who holds a ticket drawing
a prize. Nothing more or less. The
drawing aud concert will be Thurs
day the 25tf inst.