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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-11
ALEX ANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
STEH.M RO9 rs.
, ~ ACCOMMODATION LINE.

IL
lie steamer PALISADE, Captain Joseph
White master, will leave Washington, at = a..
M and Alexandria at a. m. EVERY WE'D
NESDAY and SATURDAY MORNING for
CURRIOMAN and LEON ARDTOW N, touch
ing at ALL THE INTERMEDIATE LAND
lNGS. Returning, leave Leonardtown EVE.
RY MONDAY and Curriomsn EVERY
THURSDAY.
For further Information apply to
oct 6-tf j. BRODEkS u CO., Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-11
Late o., A. i NJ. K. r..
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS.

On and after MONDAY, Sept |. 1873 two
daily passenger trains will run between WASH
INGTON and LINCHBUE re-, ci!ccllng = vupI,
daily connections through between \ EW YORK
and NEW ORLEANS. At Gordonsvi!lc, con-
nection is made with the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad twice daily. Sunday except
ed, to Richmond, S,auntOn and the " EST; 81
Lynchburg, with 4 Atlantic: Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad, Tor the WcSl and Southwc't, and 4.
Washington, for the Nor:t and Northwest.
Leave " ashington daily At 7.j0a. n. AMI 100
=. m. ard Alexandria at .50a. m. and 80 pm.
arriving al Lynchburg al AGA. m.and $50 pm,
Leave LyEchburg u: $40 n. M. and 1913 pm.
arrive a: Alexandria nj G.35 u. IL. and 600 PIN,
snd al Washington ~ 10 II. m. and 6.43 y. NJ.
For MANASSAS Dlvls!oS leave ashlngt,a
iaily tcXcc"tilt Sunday With main line Train.
ut 100 S. n., and A!rxandria nj 1850 n. NJ.
Leave MunnsSaS junction 81 $40 \. ~,
and arrive at Stra=burg nj y As p m, maxim.
CLOSE connection with the Baltimore ana ono
line 10 HarriSoiburg and Stanton westward.
and TO Winchester, Harpers Ferry, Ne, cast
ward
Returning, leave S;raShurg AT 10 p. m and
arrive ST Manassas ut as p. III connecting with
northb"und msil train to Alexandria and the
earliest trains 10 Baltimore, Philadelphia aid
New York.
No train Southwark Sunday night and nore
Northward Saturday night.
Elegant sleeping cars are run daily between
New York and Lynchburg, and by WAY Of
Knoxville. Atlanta and Mobll" L. New oreal:
Through tickets and baggage checked TON
prominent points.
j. NJ. BROADu$,
aug 30--tf Gcrera! Ticket Agl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-11
81 e BE 81 K: p 60 ssa

a LII a RE3 II r vi r /,
Begin ming August 9th, 1873 TWO TRANS
DAILY except Sunday, between Alex
anGria and Hamilton
Leave Washington NJ Il. IN. ard p IL. "ni
Alexandria 1t q. IL Il. IN. snd 40 f.. IN, lAs'
I.eesburg tgning Wc>twardi at II % II. IN. MD
625 D. r., AID arrive III Hamilton nj LID n. Ii"
an' Il ID =. III.
LEAVE Hamilton a. j 10 =. m. and T. - D. M;
pass LccSbury going Eastward) II. = II N, AND
!. 10 p. m. and arrive ut ArXanrrl' NJ i'a'
IN. and 3. Is p. N. and ut Hashlnli Il nj ) ~ +.
IN and $50 D. III.
4ei-~ Passengers from Washington will TAX"
the Washington and ohio cas- nj the l'nitir"r"
and Potomac Railroad station ut . H. III. nnd ! T.
IN, and go through t" Hamilton without cI"N1r
of cars
The g. ~ II. n. train from A lcXundrin AL! l. 10
y. III. train from Hamilton CONNECT NJ liaEni!t' I
with k"mps Daily Line ii Coaches for r"F'"t'
vile, :>u;ciicr>vlllc, Bcrryvlile MI! Winchester
also with Rcamer's Line OF Coaches. which Ie.H'
ccSburg daily for Aide and Mlddlcburg =,
Communication iickrtS, 8 cts. per mile
Annual tickets. $50.
K II. HAVENER,
,urI-.f General Ticket hg"n:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-11
S1.5OO,OOO,

divided into 1900 cash gifts will be distributed
by lot among the ticket-holders. The numbers
OF the tickets to be drawn from one wheel by
blind children and the gifts from another.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-11

.;ss - ~ T.
The steamer COLUMBIA, Captain James
Harper resumed her regular route on SAT-
URDAI, March lst, 1873, eaving Baltimore ut
Alexandria, EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT, ut
10 o'clock.
@zs" All way freight must be prepaid.
For further information apply 10
my Ism B. WHEAT, Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-10-11

Price 81 80 pc! bottle.
Each bottle is accompanied with an express
guarantee OF cure or money refunded. Liberal
discounts to the trade.
JANNEY i CO., Sole Props & Manufrs,
sep ii ll5 King st., Alexandria, Va.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-13

-rrrn FRoM MOREY.

MoREY, Dec. 10, 1873.
l,-or SENTINEL: According to
|; cTtsket this opportunity OF Civ
few Items in relation TO mat
Ird thing, in The llourishins lille
him the camp the first place
or any Seva1an, would naturally
y i. the Hotel de BaTter. You get
L. meal and all OF ihe drinkah,'N
IT. ~. mi vcu can sleep on the
IL, of cotton wood role-lhc
/" soft. but the wool rather
BRING yoEr blankets and you
MN ,sill now in process Of erection
LII Itn In. as good Is any III the
,,G"n complete. The location is
wa.er plenty and wood III aoun-
mnnra tEcrcis 10 reason to COM
"bn ranIcmanly superintcnd-
L.. ncijy;ck. will Start operations.
~, rrro, OF getting things i'll and
IA The mill III fnolliaS oIurii as
4 as the weather rc'il'it' y,,,I" n"S
kn 10 The depsh OF ool)' anu rn.'
&. .,v. that after things are proper
Httcn under way tA'e me 1'',l''i'H
| drop in less tlah one i''oi''" "''''
Kline Of comHnenI'il'e'''.
h. Geo. 7. +. i'iil. t'lc o'H ia'',i
g. the Hta'c, - l.e't' "i,,'
lake chaf-e ol
|. His reputation IL aii aii'ai~"'i''-,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-13

CUr.-John $. Capron, lately con-
fined to his room with a severe attack
of sickness, was able 20 be out ycstcr-
day. lie is rapidly regaining his
strength.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-13

JUST received and for sale a: Tav-
lor's, Twenty cases of Oleino wash
ing Powder, in bulk and in packages
u new chemically prepared dctCrwcnt
for families and laundrics. dI3-9t
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-13

CLOSING OUT am closing out my
assortment OF toys and Yankee notions
at cost. Now is the time for purchaS-
ing holiday presents. in my now build
ing in StIaus' branch store.
dr. &. II. BLASER.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-13

MoDERATE.-rhc weather moderat-
ed last night. Ouropinion is that bet
ter weather is to prevail.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-13

As WE, Oberielder 4 Harrison, have
just received our Fall and Winter stock
of the finest and latest styles OF Cloth
ing and Furnishing Goods. we are
bound to be ahead OF all the advertise
mcntS that are out; for satisfactory
proof, comeand bring %yourcoin along.
O~BERFELDER d IiAREISoS. nj
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-13
READ! READ! READ!
Most Interesting News!
0GD DAVE

CLD DAVE
HAS NOT SURRENDERED YET. AND
i l is still glorious in the field. Thanking
tue community in general for past patronage,
lie will endcavOr to continue in the future to
treat his customers well, and now calls the
attention OF every body, young and old. to the
fact that he may be found at his old stand. in
the General Merchandising business, and will
always keep on hand the choicest and best
Goods-quality, quantity. and good weight
guaranteed-and will not sell cheap merely
in the newspaper, but actually lower than
any body, as he has adopted the motto. Live
and let live" as well as that of Quick sales
and small profits" My stock will always
consist OF the finest and choicest articles of
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-13
EEATTY'S DECISION.

8he Pjoche Record gives Il portion Of
"a 70 Eea.y'> decision in the ease of
''H!I"a.' 10y INC Ne','".hS
noes 'n'. ne '"''ih nav 'e0'U''
~ ''','''
c>''"'.," ~ ''e'''''S y ~ 'o'''''o''
~ III" Raymond Y i1iy ledge, but he
chosen To Yen !era more e\hauS-
"a ana ~'1''St3eiofN OPINION. ii * cue
- "a-r fHs.rt =" say III tins connhc-
p ll'' J@l&e i'1'ttL ila% sustain q
fulIer1 III the Great ease Of The Ray
4 SaI Mere that we never c~n'crrincd
Il ", ,,>''' a y g I,t, ,"' "",.1r HluI',,''i
Nm hay. a}v9vJ Lrrn .~4r,.ant Inf
Ae J0jchaS thou-@t otherwise. We
p 40 onmjty toward 5"age l'U}'cr-
p clrI unEjhtnE&b"ut hiuH one way
The o,ter, hU; it j. always our aim
q nee out even and exact Justice.
q lie Bca.ty's opinion. 1oint a il
b. 20 c4}ur~e Fuller. Sc : the lat or
y! willing 20 say 50. This is al We
.'e'o>ay ON THIS important case.
~rur,rrI,N.-vTo T.}lor
VIII ,,rr,,n, 49,. o.an:...r
a.-;r.,
'''''' ''"''"' Oh I'oTa' grand ono,
nd the llu-hablc farce of The Boho-
9.lN>: lhe hail VIII be well seated.
4 I,ga ,!gG1lN l2rthcm can be had at
b. he r11n"a", ' i1,ivnl dn ne pa"
b. insure Them to-night a crowded.
p"S'.
call attention to the
u~NeE.-cEcnt of ii. J. Murlh0n. TO he
,s,," "'''' NC" 10
iewciry. anI ,iIPn.ld aSS"rliieH.
heap for cash. Mr.. Northon has
i2IN arrived in our midst. and As he
aHNlouo 10 make himself known he
Wiling - give tirst-rate BARGAINS.
~ Town. Several White Pincrs
'eF' IN town last night. Among the
u%,''her' Tim Cranlcy, John Il. Kit
ri' and Jim Riley. The tive latter
| WI I'"l' Tor Austin to attend the
!" on Itlraor trial. Cranlcy is on
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-13
f WALSH. AMOS 7. PARMEL
NEVADA STABLE,

Corner of Main and Bateman streets near
the Court-housei. Eureka.
SADDLE HORSES. BUGGIES AND CAR
- riages constantly on hand, and to let at
reasonable rates. Horses groomed by the
day OF week.
Rcmember the place: First building north
of the Courthouse.
SLIT WALSH & PARMELEY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-13

THE Finest Assortment of Furnish
ing Goods, Hosiery. Collars and Ties
will be found III c.. x ii.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-13

GRAY CAL. BLANKETS at 5000 per
pair, are only sold ut @. X II. :
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-13

THE choicest brands of imported
Inns, next door to the City Drug Store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-13

For Fashionable Clothing, go to @
x II. r
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-13

GIVE the pioneer and most reliable
Matchmaker, jcwelcr and Engraver
Of Eureka. j. StrauS. Il call. o99
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-13

NJ. M this is what all of the
can the magnificent stock of
\ yIN franklin. Give them a call
~ Il Inc popular verdict is not
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-13

~ Town. Several White Pincrs
'eF' IN town last night. Among the
"~i''er' IHn tranlcy, John Il. Kit
e. "''u 'hn Riley. The two latter
'l route Tor Austin to attend the
~ on murder trial. Cranlcy is on
| n1>>'3ilI! business. ana will return
| in" hIanno in a day or Two.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-13
NEOTS.
LIST OF LETTERS

DENAINING ~ THE pOSTOFFICE At
IL Eureka, December 10. 1873. Persons call.
ing for Letters will please say :" Advertised
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-01

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-01
TNN.Aslns lhr eNsh sias ~
AssaAAg tAtt.
rhr senatorial QMrs,tow.

This question |. elsewhere presented
Ia . new ,,ha~e AMI viii, new randi.
date fnr Ilinlasaw county Wv will.
linrly Accept M true the estimate put
upon thc character II Mr. Daila. hy
those sirnine tn, circular announcing
his canailap,
We .aunul accudc To tho conclusion
arrived nj Il, those signing the circular;
viz, THAT tLirkaSaw county II cntit-
led 10 tho candidate. ! During the
sixteen Years Mc have hccn a rr-iaent
az the Senatorial District. thirkasaw
county has hal as Senators, Inl,i, IL.
Powers nal ten w Howard; j a..
Patterson. IL Floyd, anil J.lm Y.
burke. of l'rcmcr. we believe. holding
the ufhcc In the District FIR tic r..
mainslpr III slr tine. ln lN6i, this
Senatorial District comprised fr the
trs,. tie counties IL Howard, Mitchell,
Nhlrlasaw anil lloyd III lsin, the
Legislature ets,l,,l1iag tho district ~ i
new i.
II rhirhssaM count, hns II person
whore mcri, and qualifications ARE
better than vnn H. found elsewhere
thcn II |. entitled IL tho candidate,
Notwithstanding some ether count,
may never hase hal II Senator.
During Ill this tno this county In,
contained sena 81 tho ublcst mud pur.
csl men III tho State. but In man,
instances to modest mud retiring i
thrual themselves forward for u noMin
alton. \ few ~ this class, spm" q
them having been In tho county Ill
thAt time others being more recent II
thuir settlement here. NC naiHs, ,is
Aug licail.. II u Noble. i, II
Drake, Alarm k,mlall. .jas. Oakley
y. l.. Carey, 4. i. Smcilc,, ~,
&c,
This count, viii .end delegates 4
tho Senatorial Convention tor spinc "a,
u these that delegation Nil T. ~ i
unit !, whichever name il rreschtct
will represent candidate Wit, IL
character, capacity. integrity AMI ,
knowledge Of III, wantr u the ,is,lie
aud tho State. will have 10 sMr.rio
anywhere, TINT tho county has never In
tho oiliuc when We san rr~rent rlrl
Gtting candidates, wethink jur,iIlcs uu
people IL saying; Howard county i
entitled to thu candidate,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-01

Ol'n CANDIDATE.

The Judicial Convention thut meets
III cnlmnr on the 18th inst. will name
tho candidate w shall support for
S.*.s.ss sss*atnA, -, -.
w havo candidate who We trust may
10 tho candidate u the convention. II
II entirely unnecessary thu. IN urging
hk claims w should seck 10 Aisparagc
others. Or In ths lssst desraet from
shs merit - which ttey may bc EMIT
led. The gentleman whom ~ support
would tlunk ~ one IL obtain an nd
vantage for linn hasei upon tho faults
Or dencli,s u nilIurr And In this ~
aud all his friends concur
Our candidate and tho candidate of
our county, u iissEs I, kkEp, At
Crcsco. And now lot IN glunre briefly
q tho positive mcri, and the deserving
qualities u the man. not for tho bcnc-
u u our own people, but for the
WuUrHNtlDN III thUeA III utWtt cuuuttet
wh0 ID mol knew him ~ We do.
liz il y man Il nnluesli,ned inteyri-
~. posAc.sel ~ strong qualities Of
niad u 4 thorough nni dilig1nl
sts.lsat II = rapidly rising mud sue
csS1ful member u The bar; Ii temper
~ III bin habits an vncompro,nising
friend Of RICH. and IN lmrlscahle 10 4,
wrong, Ii N I'D settler. thsugi, =
youne man. his years having boon
ussrly al spe,A IN this eaun,y, ii
rspsbliron III politics, honest In l,inci-
Iis AL sssr'~dr,iy IL .ka.trtsrs%s.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-01
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49, Vi sasik ~ - \ IL aa.l@sss.
aAa NJ ,fasAa - raasitasast II shs
en-. a .is~asisa ssssrHes w. .asiS
= sh+ ratts sss fns i she htfa =
sast ~ alri,sas#rAs 4 W. taatA vi
1T lHe~ns riiie III AAaAHAstfstsssn
"A ,hr s.sT # ~. il sasesafv. il =
ps'ug,A ~ .sas "A shs utief anA
ais'er nsesuiHss a the lAt III tltF
siqes suAutss. disappointed hiA
sstnnis ia sAR encouragement
ari llen.e eisrn II ais,ne ffan
LAX a 80 IL iss ,teseeation Men
ilr IT, demon III New Alisn, make
their feil = iaea efaspl anl furious
,h,oag'l lsiA'i i tali ,hem u his lat,
aft.rvafl ar. silti i va M thu same
demon 81 SOME ir,fltag teassn. arr noi
even Indicted fts their crimes Their
defence II male lui,,rr 4 grand jury.
anil although The public know the az
eusci i guilty Il ,hc crime charged hr
II permitted ~ walk firth a free man.
and resume his infamous traGc.
Rum.sellcrs Who daily ply their
accursel vacations III the moot public
manner. have not lcen indicted fur
their criminal violations &c law. Thcsc
Indicted previously have been rermit-
tel T. escape with iine 50 liph, as %
amount TO but Il small portion of the
prob, IN some single days u their
Illicit traac.
These statements are not ours, nor
40 We know enough about them IL either
affirm or deny their truth We believe
Mr. Cla,k's impulses are right, and If
crimes have gone unpublished Or their
perpetrators escaped, that it has been
lonc without his connivuncc
Tho nomination &c Mr., Odcll II
opposed By some for tho alleged reason
that h. seeks the position " q stepping
stone 10 tie Office of District Judge. -
We do not believe tho Office 1T district
attorney now i, Or in tho future
i 70 DO tho stepping stone 70 the office
II Judge. W. believe tho time Is At
hand when tl,c people will demand that
any person who shall BE- Judge of tho
10th Judicial District shall bc man
WIN, like Judges Chase and Ra.ldick
has moral convictions that will lead
HIN 10 Impose tho scverest penalties ot
thu law npon tit man who lives III iiS
daily violation
They will demand tia. tho future
incumbent ~ TINT office shall BIZ learned
III the law TINT le slall bc Ii man vi
unhle,nirhea character, and ununestio,i.
oil integrity that lis moral eonsic,
tiuns sl.all liz 70 we'll developed md ~
thoroughly l,lin,l, that they wllo are
daily lending themselves Il rcrfni, tho
arm, II drunkaf'ls, laurcrs, thieves,
and mlrlcrots tia, iat.et slcirty and
dchauah IN ,an,h, slall 30 punished
instead u protected and pa,ronixed b,
tho person Win wear. the judicial
erMi Il. III Mr.. Odull Ii that man, Ii,
need mt DO district attorney 10 attai,
tho Office u 1ullsc,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-01
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sssAYeA II ~ Haw~saea 4 N#Nws
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svlsetAi ~ N saA+s sasssssss ~sll y
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s1sil hast - sixAs snsp " ~ ttgla
ffsee
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tlsss ~ sie aAit. Ed sstss sAvssss
fea hswssssf ws,h he isst snsvseeas Il
NJ. ra@Nas anA aHsssG ~ has usa.
taeA waAs Issastas n ssasa w sh.
esanits. sid has rsvsea himself ~.
esasl, issees, aat faithful A. i iusl,
Nse a,an n hiss she~a matlsi aAslst,
anil isfrsgfs ~ ~ Agtlenliafalssl
Ills eeenlsasian from rhsldhus,a ii.
has lstusen himself success. rainmtne.
ing "a W arr assured without means ~
tho fssi II the ladder, he I'm. sl.satvi
h,msrli u his pvn esersi,ns u lie ,la..
81 amaar the most saeeesfai ah,i
ensarrfis'ns farmers u oar eeaats. lle
was d naml'er & years : member a
the state hoard u Agriculture. and
has ever been among The Grst and fore.
mos, 10 labor CO. the development u
the agricultural Interests anl rcsaurr.
= u our county. llis integrity and
honesty none will sulpcct. Ills abili,,
n.ne who know him will doubt.
We respectfully request tho press u
the District 90 publish this circular.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-08-01

Thin article IL tram the pen u that
untcr.iicd dcia.erat liri.k fumcroy.
What Ia has observed u democrats, w.
have also, and W. regret to say there
are men IN tlis county TINT have never
hnd n democratic symptom ~ symra.h,
but "a seen IN til. element of weakness.
and shame. who are striving u obtain
oiIec this fall BY resort - tho old
trick ~ graphically described by
Brick. W. believe however TINT the
republicans IL this county with simi-
lar fault. are all acting with tho 70.
formers. This Ii how Brick puts Il,
~. n 4. snas ~ man, r..p....
IL politicians are afraid i. .al4.~.
temperance Why ~ Il that Dcmoc.
racy and drunkenness ARC W general,
associatols Go where Yen will, three
nut of five Democrats are afraid 10 be
known m temperance mon, ~ II II wore
a Disgrace t. be a temperance man
and crimo 10 Lisconntananre the
CAUSE d nino.tonils Of the misery and
thrcc-four,ls II the taxation now ours.
ing this country. Tho Democratic
politician who il NJ Or nllicc ilies from
rum holc - grog.slor. from saloon 10
Sample room, 10 rally tho Democracy.
Public meeting. arc hold In tho whisky
shops. and tho very man who urges rc.
form from Republican corruption.
spcn,lr ~ whiskey thu last dollar H.
can borrow, and goes homo drunk, Or
zoos his audience IN that condition.
Hundreds " times have VIC bccn No.
vercly denounced for defending the
cause u temperance. on Tho ground
that without ,h4 whisky yoto Domoc-
racy Ii i dead duck,
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held IN Iowa City, Ia tho University
buildings, commencing Tuesday even
ing. August 18th. u \ o'clock, anl
closing tho following Thursday.
TmE ADDRESSES,
|. Tho Presidents inaugural, by
Prof i. NJ, Hastings. II Ottnmwa.
7. The welcome, BY rrosidcn. Geo,
Tlnellc,, d. D.. of tho State tnisurai.
y.
D. a lecture on The Revelations II
tho sreetr.scorc. hy Prof. n. X.
Leonard. II Iowa City, (fhe very
superior srectroscnpe whirh Dublin
manufacturers is constructing 10 order
FIR the University, will hc used to II.
lnttra,e tho snhieei.)
Tho Common School section. Ii
charge II ] Valentine. Esl ~ Man.
chester, vii PRESENT the following viz.
\ paper an Music IN Sehanl--lts In.
au'uec md Methods by Prof ". T.
lkash. MArengn. and tho discussion II
tho topic will he opened by Mr.. Stuart.
u Fort D.lpc. and ]. rirer, Esl.
"Natoual Science In Common Scl,naln, "
by \. II, Smith, Esq.. of Cedar KMp-
ill, anl discussion opened by YIN,
l,tlc. fsl. II Oakaloosa. ''consery.
a,isc oljep, Teaching, by prof G.
" van coclln, of Waterloo. aud ais-
cussion opened BY w. W Jameson.
Esl, u kcokuk Moral Influence
and Instruction. By J. Valentine.
l.s1. aud discussion commenced i,y II.
4. Hardness, Esq. II Garden Grove.
The High School and Academy Soc
tion, Prof. Albert I.oughridge. u
Central University. conductor, Eng.
li.h Language and Literature In tho
High schools.' a paper By Miss Elm
". franc. MArengo. Course u
Study fnr High Schools hy &. q.
Robert ts'' s4a as g. Mo-. s''' y i'
linrton, Normal Training In High
Schools. BY Miss Carrie Dassct,, u
sious rit,. Relation II Academies
- High Schools and Colleges. BY
l'rin. .I.4.c Macy. u Iowa College,
followed by discussion Of the topic.
The College and University section.
l're. Alexander Burns, o. simpson
Centenary College, conductor In
,lnrtrial Education" by l'rcs, a. i.
Welch, Of tho Agricultural College, =
Tho duty u tho State 70 Higher
Education. BY Rev. Alexander Burns.
u. H., u lndianola.
ExpsNsEs.
II Il expected that tho iodics viii
be entertained grssuitously b. the
friends hero. Tho ~. james llotol
viii charge &2.b0 per day, tho rinney
House el9i. summit House and l,ri-
vatc houses 500.
For information conserving enter
tainment, address "MsA II. y. Lane.
n J. g. Mathews. Esq"
i. n. PAaxsa,
Chm III. Com. !. =. 4. a.
HSD- iowa papers please copy tho
nhA.