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We have the new Centennial rates over
the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific r.
r., which show a material reduction over
all routes from this place. Call on agent
Fisher, select the route you desire to go,
and buy your ticket. This route takes
you to Chicago without change of cars,
and is one of the quickest and best. Get
list of reduced rates.
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Read Jim Proudfit's locals.
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Read the local of r. Wilson.
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es.
REVISION.
Republican County Convention.

The Republicans of Mahaska county
met in Delegate Convention at the Court
Room, Saturday, September 16, at 2 P. NJ,
and was called to order by John A. Hof
man, Chairman Co. Cen. Committee.
On motion Hardin Tice was called to
the chair. and j. NJ Hiatt elected as
Secretary.
D. d. Miller and w. c. Musgrove were
appointed as tellers.
The following committee on Credentials
was appointed
A J. Burgess, D. Upton, and Joseph
McCarther.
Their report showed the following
representation
ADAMS, VIM. Pagan, Alden McDonough,
James McDonough.
BLACK OAK,-Hardin Tice, John Fun
stOn.
CEDAR,-Wilson McFadden, d. Davis,
III. T. Smith, N. Allender.
DIES MoNEs,-E. w. Myrick, W. c.
Perdue, o. III. Vance.
HARRIsoN,-J. r. Marsh, r. W. Moore,
d. ID. Miller, G. Mershon.
JEFFERSON H. Evans, w. N. Jones.
MoNRoE.-L F. Ellsworth, w. w. Har
monson, NJ. Hadley.
MADIsoN,-Wm Freeman, Jacob Mas
teller, Ham. Cruzen.
OsKALoosA, ID. A. Hurst, w. FL. Need
ham by III. c. Leighton, proxy, e. T.
Gadd, J. Kelly johnson, H. w. Gleason,
J. fG. Jones, M. w. Crozier, M. &c.
Ruby, J. p. Davis, r. T. c. Lord, L. H.
Hole, r. r. Heard, A. A. Kendig, ]. w.
Bowen, z. 7. Bush, Rein Wilson, ]. III.
Green, r. P. Bacon, w. s. Martin.
PRAIRIE,-HM. Fortney, P.W Phillips,
Clark Davis, d. F. Nichol, ]. NJ. Hiatt,
III. Davis.
2 RIcHLAND, McCarther, Albert
T. Smith, Jno. Glotfeldter.
SCoTT,-Jno. Ross, Z. B. Hoffman.
UNIoN,-W. II. Kendig, David Upton,
J. III. James.
WHITE OAK G. j. Jackson, A. J. Bur-
CESS, w. c. Musgrove.
On motion d. r. Moore was nominated
IOr Olefk, by ACCUMULATION.
On informal ballot for Recorder the
result was as follows:
w. r. Gowan, so.
j. r. G. Hunter, 10.
was made unanimous.
On informal ballot for Supervisor the
vote STOOD
S. Gilmore, %
]. Busby, IA
P. Appel, 1S
On the first formal ballot the vote stood
as follows:
Appel, 81
Gilmore, %
Busby, IL
Gilmore, 80
Appel, rs
On informal ballot for Representative
the vote stood:
H. ]. Vail, 81
John Dodds, 81
NJ. T. Williams, 8
s. B. Waters, o
On first formal ballot the vote stood /:
Vail 81
Williams 5
Dodds %
SECOND FORMAL BALLOT.
Vail 80
Dodds "a
Williams 6
THIRD FORMAL BALLOT.
Vail 300
L. +. Ellsworth
Dodds 10
Williams 2
Waters l41
FOURTH BALLOT.
Vail, "a
Dodds, SO
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
John A. Hoffman, Chairman.
Oskaloosa Tp.-E. T. Gadd, Oskaloosa.
Scott Fps. s. Robertson, Leighton.
Richland-J. L. Glotfeldter, Peoria.
Cedar-C. S. Byram, Fremont.
Monroe. A. Osborn, indianapolis.
Madison-M. ). Freeman, Oskaloosa.
Jefferson-J. III. Evans, Ferry.
Union-Paul Caster, Union Mills.
Adams-Wm. Pagan, Union Mills.
Harrison,-A. ID. Coleman, Cedar.
Des Moines,-O. ii. Vance, Muchachi-
mock.
White Oak,-Bruce Jarvis, Rose Hill.
Black Oak, John w. Walton, Leighton.
Prairie,-J. M. Hiatt, New Sharon.
Pleasant Groye,-Thomas Lyons, Ia
dianapolis.
After the convention adjourned, Judge
Sampson took the stand by invitation,
and addressed the audience.
]. M. HIATT, Secy.
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J. A. Underwood, prominent citizen
of Harrison township, died last Friday,
and was buried Sunday. The funeral was
preached by Elder G. T. Carpenter, of
this city.
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Secure your membership tickets for Mu-
Steal Convention at Gifford's drug store.
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Fresh bread, cakes and pies at
JIM PROUDFTT's
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Frankel's Bank will be closed Thursday,
September 2Sth, on account of Holiday.
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Musical Convention.

Read L. L. Hull's local.
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DROBATE NOTICE.
| DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all persons interest,"
ed, that on the 18th day Of September 1879, the
undersigned was appointed by the circuit court
OF Mahaska county, Iowa, administrator of the
county. Ali persons indebted to said estate will
make payment to the undersigned, and those
having claims against the same will present
them legally authenticated to said court for
allowance. ALBRRT FOx
Dated Sept. IL, 1876. Administration
ID. X. MOORE, Clerk. 81
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NOTICE! NOTICEI

NOTICE! NOTICE!i
We the undersigners will
close our respective places
OF business, Tuesday, Sept.
18th. and Thursday. Sept.
2Sth, in-Observance of holi-
days.
FRANKEL, BACH & Co., Bankers.
FRANKEL & Co., Clothiers
n2w2 3. BALDAUF, Dry Goods.
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HABITUAL CONSTIPATION

Those fine Dress and Wedding Suits you
see the boys wearing are from
MORRIS L. LEWIS.
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II. P. Ninde's excursion was grand
success. About $50 left here, and nearly
300 on the whole route. The list publish
ed last week all went over his line, mostly
at his excursion rates He is now at work
getting up another, to leave next Tuesday,
via Grinnell, Chicago, Baltimore and Ohio
X. r., to Philadelphia, and return by
Niagara Falls, etc. 1t will be grand
opportunity for those who wish to go to
the great show. Round trip for $31.sO
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A. ]. Fickes, formerly resident of this
city, died at Stenbenville, Ohio, Sept. 9th
of dropsy. Mr.. Fickes was 60 years old,
and will be remembered by many of our
older citizens, as bricklayer who lived
here nearly a score of years ago. He was
born in Steubenville, and passed his whole
life there, except the time spent here.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

SHERIFFS SALE.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of q
general execution directed to me from the Office
of the clerk of the district court Of Mahsska
county, Iowa, and dated September 18th, A. ID,
1876, have levied upon and will offer at sheriff
sale to the highest bidder for cash I'm hand at
the door Of the house in which the last district
court was held, in Oskaloosa, in said county, on
Saturday, the 2lst day Of October, A ID. 1875, at
the hour of 2:3O o clock p. m, the following de-
Lot five o. in the south west ar 90 of the
north east or l see % tp Is range 16 In Mahas ka
county, Iowa. Taken as the property of Jesse
Thomas, to satisfy the above mentioned execu-
ton in favor Of the State of Iowa, and against
VIM. Brown and Jesse Thomas.
j. E. HETHERINGTON,
Sheriff of Mahaska county, Iowa,
JOHN G. ROTH, deputy.
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has fine lot Of new BUGGIES and
SPRING WAGONS for sale cheaper
than ever before offered in this market.
They are all of his own make and war
ranted to be made of the best material
Call at shop on Main street. wi
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Moss BROTHERS.

Don't buy your Boots and Shoes until
you call and see our goods. We would be
pleased to show you our stock whether
you buy of us or not. &c. GREEN 81 Son
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VIM. E. Vernon has the finest lot of
California Pears ever BROUGHT to market.
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The Mt. Pheasant Free Press says
"The Rev. ID. Murphy goes TO Oskaloosa,
and we can assure the citizens there that
they will find in him an accomplished
scholar, cultured, genial gentleman and
an excellent preacher"
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PIONEER DRUG STORE

When you want Fresh Oysters go to jim
Proudfit's 3-w1
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The Largest and Best Selected Stock of
Fine Toilet Soap Ever Offered in
this Market at the
PIONEER DRUG STORE.
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WE call the attention of Physicians to
our New and Elegant ELIXIR, for the
administration of Quinine, it effectually
conceals the taste, and will suspend five
grains to the drahm. To be had only
at the PIONEER DRUG STORE.
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The finest line of Piece Goods in the
State and the best tailors to make them up
in good style at MORRIS L. LEWIS.
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PLGRIMs.-Among those who left for
the Centennial since our last, were
Frank Smith,
J. HI. Green and wife.
ID. Presnall and wife.
j. w. McMullin and wife.
Jas. McCulloch.
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J. NJ. johnson & Co., the broom manu-
facturers of this city, left US one of their
premium brooms-the finest we ever saw.
They supply a large scope of country,
even to Minnesota and other States.
Rooms east of square.
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FRESH OYSTERS
at the Buffalo Restaurant.
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Choice Cigars, OF the Oldest and best
brands, at the p. ID. G..
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Swing, Swing, Swing.
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HULL sells the best long winter Plaster
Hair cheap; he has 1000 bushels in store
yet.
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Read Shaw & Co.'S locals.
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Census.

Leighton, Sept. IS, 1876.
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Jim Proudft can give you No. on
dish Of
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FOR SALE, LOST, WANTED, &,

Advertisements under this head at cents pei
line. No insertion or less than % cents.
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EDWARD TAYLOR,
New Providence, Iowa.
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NJ. RATCLIFF,
.JOSEpH JONES

Spiceland, Ind, or
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WIN. BURNsIpx.
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Enumeration of children in Independent
District of Oskaloosa. Number between
the age of and 81 years 1867.
Leighton DOingS.

City Supt. Seerley.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-01-01
COMMISSIONERS SANE.

DY vIRTUft or 4 DECREE OF THE
DChantery Court of Madison County,
State of Mississippi, rendered at the
January Term 1875 thereof, in the
case of Il. S. Jeffrey vs. Frederick
Seimers ct al. No, 1860 for partit.
ION, the undersigned Commissioner
of said Court will proceed and sell
at public auction, before the door
of the Court House of Madison
County, in'said State, on
Monday. the Sd day Of jan, A. d. 76.
between the hours prescribed by
law for cash to the highest bidder,
the follow ing described land belong
ing to the parties to the above
named cause to-wit
The East half of the North East
quarter of Section 81, Township s,
Range 1, East lSss ten acres off the
north end of ST, me the West halt
of South East quarter of Section IS;
the South half of East half of South
West quarterof Section 20; all OF
Section 10. less 2lI acres off the
North West quarter, Township s,
Ran ge 9 East.
Ii. FOOTE, Jr.,
Dec.4 Jt. Commissioner.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-01-01

Wiley Lyons VIII neQ sec III + :te
s-heq aud y b seq and swq sec % II T
So hxq sec 20 t IL .3ewh neqrsec 81
t IL Sc state 6 81 county t 81 48
sbrf PC 90c adv notice 90 CLERKS
fees 6Oc printers fees soc total % 40.
Hrs William Lambert ell nwq and
Blu VIII nwq aud xh swq sec 30 IL I
Be eli seq sec 30t IL Be neg and Ell
nwa sec 81 II 80 VIII and sh VIII
swa sec 80 IL Be state 81 II
county IS SO shrf pea 30 adv notice
A00 clerks fees 90c printers fees l 30
total 90 90.
id LittleIot 8 and 6 sec 90 o r 4e
state IL 81 county 81 81 sbrif pc
2 so adv notice 2 90 clerks fees zoe
printers fees SOC total 30 lS.
L NJ Lamar and p Tracy eli SEQ
sec % t 11r Sc ell neg sec ~ sw.I
sec % II + sc VIII nwq sec 33 IL
Be state % county 3 67 shriI
nc Csc adv notice. 90 clerks fees 40c
printers fees Coo total II 20.
Kate NJ Luckett sh seq sec II 10
+ Be state 10 county I 204 shrif
nc I6c adv notice 2 90 clerks fees I0c
printers fees 10 total 5 81.
Lesper and Donald one lot fronting Broad
ct 30 by loo Fl in Co1parlc- City state t / Sc
county 3 IL shrifpc sc adv notice 9 90 clerks
fees loo printers fees I5c total 7 IS.
Anthony Littfeton lots aud Kidder'.
addition In Ccntoh state 55c county 90
thrift pc &c adv notice 90 clerks fees 2oc
rinters fees Soc total IL.
4 " Iuckstt lot r s 93 in Canton state
Q 90 county ; 10 srifpe 4oc adv notice o.
llerks fees loo primers fees l5c total 10 %
FL Bowels one vaeent lot W Il road il
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-01-01
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Commissioners Sale.

Stat, of Mississippi, } Catharir'd Greer, et.ai
Attaia county. vs..
4-+., )DanlMussclwlIite, e.al
DY VIRTUE of a decree of the
ID Chancery Court of saIt, county,
and State, at its November term,
1879, will, as special Commission
er therein named proceed and sell
for cash, 10, the highest bidder, at
the door OF TIE Court house, in Kos
ciusko, on
Monday, the Sd day OF January, A. D.
1876,
between the hours prescribed by
Law, the following described lands
lying iii said county aud State, for
partition, to-wit:
The nw4 and So and 4 acres off of
the south end of the Ell of ed of sell
of section "a, Township Is, north
range, 6 east.
I will convey only .ueh title as is
rested i'll me as,st.ch Commissioner.
>: 2. q. CONNER. ;.
me- 4W Special Commissioner.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-01-01
LEGAL ADVERTISER sNf s.
{ OMNISSIONERS Sale.

Tersnant to decree of The Char
Gerry Court Of Alfalfa County rer-
hered at the November term thereof
1870 IN case of w. IL. Ford Guard
ian and in his own right complaint
against JOHN Lucas, john Il. Lucas.
and Mrs. EiizaBSth lucas, deferd-
ants. | will sell fer cash 10 the
highest bidder at public auction in
front of the door of the court house
of Attala County between the hour
Of eleven O'clock a. III. and four
O'Clock p. nj on
Monday the .7tA day Of Feb, 1879.
The following described described
land lying near Kosciuako in tho
coanty Of Alta State of Mississip-
pi. To.wit; WI Of section IL town
ship IA range z.
Said lanI will be sold for division
ID, q. WAsSoN.
Dec Is It Conn SSio0ar
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-01-01
GUARDIANS SALE. II

DY VIRTUE OF d decree of the
- Chancery Court of Madison
County, State of Mississippi, rem
Tered at the October Term thereof.
A. ID. 1875, 1 will as Suai dian of the
minor heirs of Jessie Brown, lece ts-
ed. sell for cash before the Court
House door in Canton, on the first
Monday of January, A. d. 1876, to
the highest bidder, between tho
hours of eleven "A. NJ, and four p.
W., the following described R.,aL
Estate lying in said county, and
State tO-wit:
81 FL of s ct. Section 81, Town
ship w. Range, 4 East, and five
acres off tie S. w. corner of s WI
Section 80, Township, 0, Range
East.
JOSEPH w. HICKMAN,
Dec. 4 At. Guardian
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-01-01

Fancy China and Bohemian Glass
ware. Meerschaum and Brier
Pipes, Combs. Brushes,
PerfiInery, Cutlery,
Needles, Pins.
Buttons, Thread, Spool Cotton,
Tapes, Children's Horses and
Carriages, Willow Baskets,
Music Boxes, Aceordeons,
&c, Sc, Sc.
1877 Canal Street. I31
Dec4-75 NEW ORLEANS, LA.
, 1876-03-18

II. Duponfehol. Of Paris, esssyya to rival ". do
railroad through Central Africa. Accard.ne % 10 10
hla scheme in the E1plorateur; 10 will ket IN a
powerful International company similar to that
Of the 6uoz Canal Company. With q capital 10
commence with OF l31b00.0o0l. or 5,0IN, 000f,
{ssy s2,40o, 900 or e3.o0o. .00o), lIe calculates
that at present African ttadp Ii carried on viii
tho inferior by moaua Of 10000 camel
caravans, representing iu lAa poorest
possible way tho commercial nesdB Of
$4,000, COO of people, aud TINT railroad To st.
Louis by way Of Tlmbuctoo, Algiers, aud Mar
su!lo. would connect tho desort of B4la1a with
Paris in 11a hours, and bring into FRANCO at
least 0o0, 600 tons Of valuable freight annually.
M. Paul Soielllet also BAYS Tue frat part OF tho
.oad Ia to be FROM Ttipoll 10 Lake Taoisd, tionco
e. 19 Benin, theuce to cape Vert, Senegal and
Iimbuotoo. and on through MOROCCO, eto. The
estimated cost Ia about e43 200 mile, including
all apparssus for working, rolling-stook. oto,
:. Like sAe Church Of thu Middle Ages, says
this soseatisss "industry should now IS grand
moral power. oppoaing tho rudo basbsssms OF
WAT and brute fotee."
, 1876-03-18

eago wore run mora exponaiyety than tho.e oi
my other city, oxoopt Han Franotaco, Aid. IL.
10y slated Tho nnmbcr Of unemployed toaohcre
As ropotsed o'him Tas tlsty-nno.
fsrst-tAA to tho Board OF Education sskirp
Tor moro money than they needed It 10 proper "a
say that Tho amount asked for In jnat what vii
10 hoedod Tor our proscnt coGpH ot tencflolw Al
ptosont Salaries. THO Hoard last year made =
reduction Of ealnrioa equivalent to inoro than
10 per cont OF alt snsa1fcs nboyo $1,000, a. IN.
aueHted by tho Council. '''
!Second-Ho tcachet'a name IL placed npnn tlc
pssy-ro!ls un1oss auch teacher Ia regularly en-.
auhstisuieH ara employed a. . tl1cd ratio, whcl..
pay is deducted from Tho salary OF tho sbacn,
teachors, 30 that tho payroll In m
oaso e1eoods tic ann 81 tho aaiarjes as
aro about thirty or Forty tcschora Who ne,s l,a,s
not charge of i division ont Of a onrpB Of 75o
They aro employed in tbls way: A sulo OF tha
board 1xos 48 pupi!a IS tho numbor Of Zach
g. pupils. Tho rooms arc lllod, AMI thas Il, IN
throo, for four toactors. An additional tenclleSF
is therefore appointed. and such toachcr assiuta
primary grsdes. CO. pupils arc assigned to
toaclor. Tho rooms arc seated for o., and In
aomo cnacB 20. 1u ono or two schools tho o.
cosa - largo enough for tho employment Of an
edalsionsl "a. teacher but rs wo aEo badly crowded
Tor ROOM, Wo have been compelled to resort
to hhtf.day dlqislonn, thus giviog Bevoral
thousand children tho advantage OF bit halliday
instruction. Tho custom Of tho Board In, bceu
to take two rooms in which wsro gathered ia8
pupils ln tho forenoon and 129 different pntils
III the afternoon. or 252 pupils IN all, aud riauo
10 these two rooms Two toachcrB, or ono teachor
for 81 pupils. This has boon dono sooly fnr sto
good Of tho pupils. 90 that thoy might have al.
ditional instrlotaon during tho short timo thoy
wore in school. 4 may DO that htr. WcIeh ro.
fors to tlleso additional teachers. II 30, there
are found in tho schools upon which ho Is tho
Special Committee eight sucls teaclors, or mora
than ono-!ltsl' tho wAolo numbor, to wl,oao ap-
pointment lio haH never na1o any objections 10
my knowledge.
THE coRT.
Mr., Pickard furthor said In combating Tho
idea that Chicago Bchou1s were more oxpotislyo
than othors. that tho contrary was decidedly tho
case, and ho produced the following table to
show that fact,
, 1876-03-18
THE PROCESSION.
4 nErJf&rn t7f?CS1E3H.


Tho seventh annual banquet and ball OF tbe
Irish Literary Society took place laHs uight at
the 8hermAn Houac. and was marked success,
About 400 ladies' and gent!euaon participated Ia
tho festivltios. Amoug tho company prescat
may 10 mentioned Aid. Qulrk and lady AIayor
to!Vln and LADY, Charles 0llloHp!o aud lady,
AID. Arthur DIXON and Isiy, A. L. Morrison
and lady !; i. Z. Morrison: I. Aguew snd lady,
Alleha9t Hickey; Capt. Duckloy aud lady, naa.
Andrew Hoonke and lady; James hicAudIaw
aud lady; allss Molly blcAnasew; Alex Sill.
yan; Martin o'Bslen snd lady, Miss Lizzie
O'listen: Thomaa DronnAu; r, 8Ic1furI.
John UraullGu aud lady; lllss Brauilen;
toter Smith and lady; Aid. Foley and
daughter; Aid. White aud tady; lie
Mlsaes Lille and Nellie Watkins Walter
Goodrich; L. F. Cook and lady Mrs. itastltsa.
New York: Frank EngoE, b1ixs Jenuia Cook,
2saso 3.,,Is + Moore snd lady. she s!sses Kate an
DaFrys Hiss Johanna uaroy; j. X. c. Forrest;
Mias Hattie Forest; Mlsa Fotoy, N. B. poydsn
aud lady; Mlss Mary Boydeu. Miss u, Neale, or
Peoria Aet Hsnnur aud lady; Miss Naydop;
Ali1a Mary OCounes; T.. McQua{d sad LADY; Wn,,
ueadiy and lady; Charlos uensAy aud lady:
lh!tslp NradT aud !adYs Mrs. FTqzier. st. Paul
Ninn; George Wllte aud lady; Glen perio]as
ND laty; Thomas Cough aud lady Jamos
,'se. ,1ssotgg, ~ ~ 1.ny nlady baflholomew Qark aud
and LADY. 9e'A~
At o'clock the aounts from Pounds or.
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