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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-14

HcRsE THIEVES. On last Saturday
night DIR. +. A. Glczen, and VIM. Green,
both living In the western end of Balm
bridge Tp., In this county, each had
horses stolen. DIR. Glczen tracked his
marc to IIarryman's ferry, in Pike coun-
y, by the smooth shoes she wore, but
there lost ali track of her. Mr.. Green
couldn't find the direction his horse was
taken. Both parties have men out no W
trying 70 find the property, and DR..
Glezen offers e25 in addition to the $50
county reward Tor the detection of the
one who stole his horse, and the return
of the property. Two animals in one
night IL taking them out rather fast.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-14
FINE FARM FOR SALE
NEAR IRELAND, IND.

4 fine farm of eiahty-seven acres, all
N under n high state of cultivation,
adjoining the town of Ireland. Dubois
county. Indiana. is offered for sale cheap
and on easy terms. 1t is the best kind
Of land. with a small house, and good
harm and stable. is well watercd the
year around. and will be near TO a sta
ton on the Cincinnati and Mt Vernon
Railway. This is rare chance for any
person wanting a small farm. For fur
Their particulars inquire of VIM. Monroe
on the premises. or of G.. Doane at the
Courier Office. at Jasper.
Nav lst. 1S74-tf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-14

smith. Tonic Syrup n4s been counterfeied, and
the ccuntertciter brought To grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine s7li,is mus hzvt Dr. 5csz Ra,s rtvat,
stamp each bottle Dr John Bull only has Ia. right
manufacture and sell the original John smith TonN
syrup, of Louisville, kenu Ky Examine we'll the ahe
IN each bouie. II my private stamp il not on each
hottl. do not purchase. you will be deceived
See my column advertisement. and my show card
will prosecute any infringing my right The genu-
inc smiths Tonic Syrup can only be prepared by my
..lf
THE Pushes SERVANT
IR. John BULL.
Louisville. Kentucky, August :. asa.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-14

October Election, 1874.

October Election, 1874.
County Commissioners, LIST Dist.
nT We are authorized 10 announce
john MEME as candidate for Com
missioner Of Dubois county, for the 1t
District, "a, the ensuing Oct election.
For County Surveyor.
pTWe are authorized 10 announce w.
II. PIRkhg, as "A candidate for Surveyor
of Dubois county at the ensuing October
election.
For County Recorder.
nTWe are authorized To announce g..
%. JuTr, as candidate for Recorder OF
Dubois county at the ensuing October
election.
For County Auditor.
or We are authorized 10 announce j.
VI. DEINDERTER as "A candidate for Au-
ditor of Dubois county, at the ensuing
October election.
1Wc are authorized to announce
AUGUST LITsCHGI as candidate for re-
election TO the Office of County Auditor,
at the ensuing October election.
ITWe are authorized to announce
Mr.. A. III. MILLER, as a candidate for
Auditor of Dubois County, at the cnsu-
ing October election.
NJ We are authorized TO announce
WILLIAM III. BRETz, of Patoka township,
as "A candidate for Auditor of Dubois
County, at ensuing October election.
For County Sheriff.
uWe are authorized TO announce
J0HS WE'KEL as Il candidate for re-elec-
ton to the office of CO unity Sheriff, at the
ensuing October election.
OF We are authorized to announce
JoHN n MORGAN as "a candidate for
Sheriff of DuboisCounty,a al the ensuing
October election.
For Real Estate Appraiser.
~ We are authorized 10 announce
THOMAS n. GREEN a a candidate fol Real
Estate Appraiser of Dubois county, at
the ensuing October election.
az We are authorized to announce
Gen. JoHN Ami as candidate for
Real Estate Appraiser of Dubois Coun-
~, at the ensuing October election.
fG County Treasurer.
n- We are authorized TO announce
T.. STEPHENSON as a candidate for re-
election a. County Treasurer of Dubois
County at the ensuing October cleo
ton.
IT. We are authorized TO announce
JAMES T.. SpURIocK as a candidate for
County Treasurer at the ensuing Octo-
Der election.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-14

cv Mr.. 5. u. Norris of Patoka Up,
threshed out the product of acres OF
wheat on his farm on Wednesday last,
asd got les bushels. II was on land
that was la tobacco last year, and had
no manure put upon it.
Mr.. George Wclman, of Patoka Tp.,
so~ed one peck of wheat las; year on
about one-fourth Of an acre Of heavily
manfred land, and got return from
the threshcr Of 10 bushels aud a gallon,
Pretty well for two specimens. Let.
have the next
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-14

ID Our handsome young Prosecutor
10 still at West Baden, prosecuting with
due junction. his endeavors to recover his
health. lie is very fond of fishing, and
his favorite is Misn(ow)ic. If he can
just entrap one on his glittcriug barb he
is much delighted, and will play with
liis catch for hours. We think his health
will be fully restored ere long. if he per-
severes ia his present style of living and
surroundings.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-14

For AuDiToR. Mr.. John NJ. Dein-
'dericr il this week announced as candi-
date for County Auditor. Mr.. ID. is al
present u merchant at Brctzvillc, and
sse doai >ec how that community could
spare him. but il he should be elected
We suppose they would have Ia. lie
served Ms deputy auditor for several
years. and understands the business OF
the Office.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-14

W The Florence Sewing Machine is
one OF the best OH the market, aud the
price on said machines has been 50 re-
sluced since the first day OF this month,
that you can now purchase s75 ma
chine for sos. aud all other grades in
proportion. We would call attention TO
the advert, ment la to-day's Paper.
For illustrated catalogues and price
aist, write to j. W. Smith, agent nj In
dianapolis.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-14

0T The crops inthis county look gen
orally better than ia any of the countess
surrounding us. We do not know that
our people as class are any better than
those surrounding US. that they should
receive so Distinguishing mark of Di-
wine favor, but certain it is the county
will give larger Democratic majority
rthis fall than ever before, aud this may
dc the reason of the difference.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-14

FoR CoMMIssioNER.-lleu ] John Mehne
a. this week announced A. u candidate
Tor reelection as County Commissioners.
lie hss. rs a rule, made careful guasdi-
AN Of the interests of the taxpayers dar-
ing the years he has held that respousi-
ole position, and we do not know Of IA y
one VITO would do better Than he.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-14

Coon TaRESHING. Mr.. A. j. Gosman
has new Battle Greek Threshing Ma
chine, 10 horse power aud on Thursday
of last week shc machine threshed 6DU
bushels of wheat, and 24i bushels of oats
and made two sets, Inside Of II hours.
Who eau beat il!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-14
Turn Outs Turn Out {!

Those wanting to hcsr the political
tissues Of the day thoroughly discussed
by an able speaker. will attend the APP
pointsweets Of DIR. Sherrod for Friday
aud Saturday Nights. The Doctors bong
cx,crieace ina political affairs, pecu-
iiarly tit him for the Discussion OF the
present political aspect Of afiiirs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-14

0I A man with horse and buggy
drove over the excavation for a culvert
ON West Main street one night last week.
dis horse falling down between the walls.
Fortunately he was not seriously hurt,
or the te~s might have a round bill of
damage to pay.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-14

or We were mistaken last week in
noticing the time of examination OF
teachers at lIuntingburg. 1t will begin
On the 2ist inst, instead Of the time we
stated.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-14
JASPER COURIER.

0rWheat Is selling at the mill at -
cents q bushcl, and corn at 30.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-14

~ Miss kucbler is putting up bus
incss house on the corner of West Main
and Newton streets, and will put in a
stock Of Millinery this fall, we under
stand.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-08-14
w. IL. PECKINPAUGH
attorney at LNlr,
JASPER, INDIANA.


NFrFRS his professional services to the citlzens Of
\ IDuh"is snd surrounding Counties. WIN rraciic,
in all the Courts Of the State. and the United States
COnris
k-1y- OFFICE-south side u the Public SQUARE.
Aug-T-'TI-y.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
SOUTH CAROLINA FINANCES.

A STATEMENT OF THEIR PRESENT CONDITIONAL
REMEDY PROPOSED.
Col. Richard Lathers delivered a speech, re-
Gently upon the financial condition of South Carolina,
which contains many interesting and suggestive state
ments After speaking of the business prospects Of
Charleston, he continued as follows:
1t has well said that Taxes and death are tho
common heritage OF all meu" propose. therefore, TO
lay before few OF your burdens which these frauds
put upon you, ~ "a comparison between an honest dis
charge Uf pubic duties IN the State under fermer
period and the dishonest administration OF the present
fhe property the State before the 900 600
The stas.s tx ever le,is
sgee @ W.
legislative expenses before the $1,000
kslatiye expenses tina 2Jl r555
Paohc printing before (aAasr) ).......... 5000
fTsa' yo% that while the capital OF the State
reached very low valuation, nearly $500 O0O the
the did not reach t5Oooo while the pres
cnt exaggerated valuation Of tho taxable property is
only onethrd of the former amount, the taxes
the nearly nyefold and tue printing bills of
tue Legislature. for learned and Intelligent body OF
men falling under 5000 per aunum before the war,
increased now to t33l9a5, leaving yet unpaid under
stand tlls OJ5 more for this item for body many Of
whom the printing which they labor
heavily 10 payso that the two printing os alone OF
the present State Government actually exceed the
age yearly taxation OF the state before the war In any
period Of ten years. -
Let US form oranges" TO overthrow fraud; Western
oranges have been formed 10 resist eItravagant rail
road charges their produce let the lodges In every
county in State be organized dsreRardinR party
lines color or place of BIRTH lot each member petze
himself u ABSTAIN from accepting any ofce Tor two
years. that the dangerous leaven VI oiice-seekng
may affect their usefulness or seduce their honesty
let funds be raised by contributions derived from
small percentage each persona last general tax. and
procure the cooperation OF the legal talent OF the state
In vigorous ana searching prosecutions against every
official, past present against whom eyiaonce can DO
procured and honesty OF oyery judge by array
ing the thieves before him. have but little misgiv-
ings of the most doubtful Of them when confronted ey
tho whole power Of the intelligent aud honest bar OF the
State and the publicity which We should DO able to give
every trial OF the synpathzing press OF tho
country We the full sympathy OF the whole press
all parties every Northern state In the Unon aud
believe tnat the sympathy OF tue Administration OF
the Federal Government would DO with In Al honest
movement for reform OF this kind, conducted. ~ u
should be, free Of party bias.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
BEGINNING TO SEE 1T.

In reading the remarks and criticism on Gen.
Grants appointments and condemnation VI mis- Cabiuet
and " Congress In the leading Republican Journals one
the influential Republican papers talk now iase
as the NED-loRK TRIBUNE, Springfield Republican,
Chico1o f,Ioune and Cinciandi Commercial did pr.
vious the Cincinnati Convention Iu fact, many VI
e Liberal Republican" or Independent. During tho
Presidential campaign they defended Ge Grant aud his
Administration from the attacks VI the Liberals, and
declared that the accusations mace by TRE TRIBuED
and supported b; Schurx. Trumbul. and FeRton were
false bu, they reassert these Same charges, with
MANY additional accusations Of bad fath reckleas man
sseIent and even dishonesty in the sd-
mi nj OF our national affairs II looks very much
as tholg there would bc large addition " tho number
of Independent Republican Journals .r... 4. .l.I
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
yINDICArION.

CS1dtNNdS Cofsh6FTSdH
~Ths is too nnkind Here is The EreniRq Post
sav,, shat 10 we k-p n nisd hst
tenet sdAy morally vhst be eeee
Irohsby sAougs seeass vishessisa'
Tnauns. y ..H. l... nI...s. =.
Exactly We have seen several Of those fellows vindi-
eated. H thief be nominated by dirt caucus
and majority Of bunmrrs no feels fully vind-
Gated. and :: the Sspapess expssted v ceruy
virtue.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01
EIGHTY eight virgins in Minnesota have

Eighty eight virgins in Minnesota nave
formed themselves into Ant'Ncotne Sisterhood' ana
soismny pledged themselves To marry only those VINO
do not Indulge In smoking Per c0ntr1 eghy eight
nice young men Of Minnesota have formed themselves
into a Natural Hair Association, aud have soiehnv
pledged them to marry nobody VINO wears false
nair dreadful decline In tho MATRIMONIAL market Oh
nInne.oIa In nov anticipated.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-01


l. surrender Of Capt Jack and his band Of Modoc In
20 Election OF Board Of Directors OF the NewYork
Eudge Company.
a MnrJer of Mansfield Tracy Walworth in New-York,
by his son. Frank III. WalwOrth.
Dedication of the sheiield Scientific School at New
Haven, George Mcdonnell the forger, taken To En-
gland Prof Reinkens elected Bishop by the Old Catno-
hcs at Cologne.
Arrival Of the Polaris survivors at Washington In
suguralion of Gov. Straw OF New-Hampshire
G. Call for the redemption OF t2O.00o,OoO In United
States bonds. .
T. Decision Of the Attorney General in the Modoc
Sehor elected President OF tue Spanish Cortes
T. Fodersl Republic proclaimed In Spain; the OLD
Ministry resumes Otico
Alexandra Palace, London destroyed by fire.
Capture OF khIva by the Russian forces escape or
the Khan. E. Stokes granted new trial ny the Court
OF Appeals at Albany.
seventh anniversary OF the Universal Peace Union
IN NewYork.
a. new spanish Ministry formed.
49, Graduation exercises at West Point. Funeral Of
Orr, late United States Minister to Russia, in
New-IOrk.
IA. Su4ks OF LOO Cdlnese worKmen AT beaver raHs
l0 A unincaton platform adopted by committee of
wne and coored citizens OF NewOrleans. The Brook
lyn Committee OF one hundred call upOn Gov Df 10
veto he irdge bill.
II. Adjournment Mt Of the NewHampshire Legislature.
Is The e14h OF Persia arrived IN London Miss susan
b. Anthony convicted at Canandaigua, NJ Y. OF voting
Illegally.
Results OF the official invest into the loss Of
| the POlaris made puDlc. Republican nomination OF
Nelson DinRley. tr., for Governor OF Maine.
10 PRONUNCIATION Of the report OF the Civil Service
Advisory Board
a. Spread cholera in Europe and the United States
23 Tue Committee or One Hundred asks Gov. DIX W
| sign the Brooklyn Charter.
a. Two Temperance conventions held at Albany. Tho
Jnaa sailed In search OF the Lost Poaris Resignation
| of the spanish Ministry.
rs Republican nomination Of Gov c. c. Carpenter In
10 Grafton on Education by Chas. r. Adams ut Har-
| ward. Resignation VI the Italian Ministry,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-05-14
Valuable Information.

BOSTON, Dec. II, 1869.
Gsstlenssn MY only object in giving you this
testimonial is to spread valuable information.
Having been badly afflicted with Salt Rheum,
and the whole surface of my skin being covered
with pimples and erpptionf, many OF which caus-
It TO be a blood disease. took many of the ad-
yertieed blood preparations among which was
any quantity Of Sarsaparilla, without obtaining
any benefit, until commenced taking the VEaE-
saw that had got the RIGHT medicine. Oonse-
ouently followed on with 1t until had taken
seven bottles, when I was pronounced q well
man aud my skin is smooth, and entirely free
loved SO good health before, and attribute 1t all
10 the use OF VEGKrrNE. To benefit those afflict-
ed with Rheumatism, will make mention also
ofthe VKaETINR's wonderful power of curing me
OF this acute complaint, OF which, have suffered
ca. TUCKER, Pas. Ag't. Mich. 0. X. r.
80 Washington Street, boston. a
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-05-14
A NEW SOURCE OF VANILLA.

A Scotch pauper lunatic who believed
himself to be millionaire used to describe
with much gusto the costly viands daily
prepared for him and served on gold plate,
adding that he could not understand why
they all tasted Of oatmeal. A similar OBJ
lection might be made to the confectionery
Of the present day, owing to the extent to
which 1t is prevailed by flavor Of vanilla.
The propensity to give the public little too
much of this good thing will be increased by
q discovery which, according to the Scots
man, has been made la DR.. Hoffmann's
laboratory at Berlin, and is published by
that journal as especially interesting to the
possessors OF flrstrees, Of which there are
many in Scotland There is, i appears, in
the juice of fr-trees, between the wood and
the bark, crystalline substance called
coniferin, a glucoside, as chemists call ID,
WHICH when acted upon by oxydizing
agencies is easily converted to yanillin, the
chemical principal of vanilla. AS a few
grains of this vanilin will flavor at least a
dozen ice-puddings, and the juice OF an
ordinary sized fr~tree contains enough
conifern to make five guinea's worth of
vanillin, it is evident that Scotland can
supply all our pastry cooks with this
article without greatly diminishing the
forests OF FIR now about to clothe her hills
with the most delicate of vernal green. Pail
Mall Gazette.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-05-14

NILSSON AND LucCA's FIRST DUET
ToGETHER.--At Mr.. Flyers benefit
last night. the one great feature Of
the evening was the "Quis est homo
duet by Nilsson and Lucca. The
rosiest antlcipations Of the audience
were more than realized bylt That
each prina donna would put forth
her best effort and her utmost care
was to be expected but the duet
was not more remarkable for exqui-
sitely finished execution than for the
perfect blending of tone and charm
ing effects of contrast. Each voice
seemed to supply something that the
other Lacked, and each to bring out
the, others beauties in hold relief. To
this harmonious uaion WILSON'S voice
contributed purity and spirituality,
and Lucca's gave warmth and rich
color So close was the apparent
ympashy between the two, that one
could almost fancy they had sung to-
gether all their lives, had oeen all
their lives frightening the effect Of
each others charms, and supplement-
ing each others powers.-Mseo York
Tribune May 4. ~
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-05-14
THEATER.
Secretary

! The Hooley Comedy Company have come
and gone. It started from Chicago on its
travels on the llrh inst, to be absent more
than year. /: came direct o kencsha and
gave an entertainment at Kimball Hall the
same evening. The name and fame of John
Dillon came before he company. And his
name and fame brought the people out and
filled the hall. John Dillon was himself, and
sometimes more and superior, And the rest
OF the company, in their several parts, were
equal to John Dillon, in his part. All played
their respective roles we'll. and were duly
appreciated.
The new company has made good bep
ginning. The first night from Chicago it
was greeted with iull house, and received
a liberal patronage at KenoSha. And the
company rendered full equivalent for the
greeting and patronage ii receiv ed. The
audience ard The company enjoyed the
occasion and both were satisfied. Those
composing tke audience returned 10 their
respt ctive avocations aud duties, and those
composing. the company Went on their way
rejoicing All is we'll that ends we'll. And
the first appearance OF the Hooey Comedy
Company out of Chicago at Kenosna com.
menced and ended we'll
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-05-14

At "a meeting of the County Council Of
Patrons of Husbandry for Racine and
Kenosha Counties the following resolution
yrs unanimously adopted:
ResoI0ed. That We, as representatives of
the Subordinate Oranges cf the two Coun-
ties hereby express our satisfaction with
the action of Gov. Taylor toward the z.
r corporations expressive of his deter
mination to enforce the law regulating
t. riff on the different Rail Roads in the
state, known as the Potter law" sdh6 that
we hereby pledge ourselves to do all in
our power to support the Governor of the
State in any action he may consider
ecessary and proper TO carry out the
said law in allits integrity.
G. +. Holt Master.
21oi8 "H NJ B. BOWER Sec.
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WATERS CONCERTO ORGANS.

are the most beautfulin style ana peIlect IN tone
ever e,s made The CoNCERTo svor Is the sv best
placed in any Organ, vo y the EFFEe
ex x h, sss !, - MOST CHARMING and soULSTIR
OF wncn . II Its IMITATION of the HUMAN
HoIok SUPERB srms 1 Liberal : orch e.traI
~ tLH TI n UNIQUE FRENCH CASES, are
s UnT the best made. and combine PURITY Of
VoIcfNG with great volume 81 tone @s1 sultSole
m 1U1 q. Nav Scale FIANOS have great power and
S, ane ss and are theBEsT PIANOS MADE. These
Organs and Planes are ws5Ta1 tie aoF yea a
cash and balance in monthly or quarterly pay.
re,,,s second hand instruments taken IN ex-e
change. AGENTS WANTED in every County,
raachers. Ministers Churches, 6chc OILS, Lodges,
etc. -ILLUSTRATKD CATALOGUES MAILED.
49, HORACE WATERS 3 SON,
aa 4s1 Broadway, New York. Box 1901. 4"si
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-05-14

At a regular communication of Kenoshs
Lodge No. Al, F. 81 A. Masons, held at Ken
osha Wisconsin, May 1lth, 1874, the follow
ing resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed
Whereas 1t has pleased the Grand Arch
itect of the Universe to call our we'll beloved
Brother William p Higgins from labor t,
refreshment, therefore. t#J4I.
Resolved : that while we join with the
family Of our diseased Brother in ever re.
Numbering his many virtues and his genial
countenance, we would to them express our
heartfelt sympathy In their bereavement,
and ever remembering In whom we pnt on,
tr1st be cont rted in the assurance that
''He doeth all things WE'LL" &
Resolved that copy of these resolutions
be transmitted TO the family of our Diseased
Brother; that they be spread upon the rec
ords Of our lodge, and published in oul
city papers and that our Lodge room be
draped in mourning for the, space of thirty
days
H. N. Underwood,
JAMES ADAMS,
Attaat RI M IJNDERWOOD Secretsrv
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-05-14

For CLEANING SILvER WARE Water In
which po tatoes have been boiled exsr cses a
remarkable cleaning influence upon silver
ware of all kinds, especially spoons that have
become blackened by eggs. Even delicstely
chased and engraved articles can, 1t is said,
be ma de bright by this method, even better
than by the use of the ordinary polishing
powder. which is apt to settle In the de-
pressions, requiring part!cularcare in its re-
mcval.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-05-14
DECORATION DAY.

The meeting called Friday last, for the
purpose OF making arrangements for the
observance Of Deco alton Day, Was called to
order by Capt Chas. fran'z Capt. E. 8.
Timme, was elected chairman, and Louis De
Diemar, Secretary.
On motion he following committees were
appointed
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
CHAs FRANTZ
GEO. G.. LIMPERT,
] W. STEVENS,
S G JOHNSON,
JOHN ENGLISH.
COMMITTEE \ FINANCE.
E G. r.
LOUIS 4MME,
p Dis DIEMAR,
USE SIMMONS.
va Aio'' d the Commil tee OF Arrangement
"oi' i"' ,Sr0ctef to extend cordial invita-
tloA 90 the Clergy, Mayor and Common
1rncil, the several secret and beneyolen
societies and Are companies of the city t
participate III the solemn ceremonies of th
day. On motioa tue meeting adjourned.
Louis De DIEMAR.
Secretary