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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-10
TRAVELLERS DIREcToRY= 20.


MAIL ROUTE,
VIRGINIA GENITAL RAILROAD.
E4Ra1 - 60 -
LoR Charlottesville ssun,op Le~.,urr and Charleston
II Va, Guyandotte. sc. Two daily Tram. for Wa.hns
ton Baitnore Phlsdephia New York, wh.ring, Cmris.
Day Mail and Passenger leaves Richmond daily a,
6;i5 a NJ
Might Accommodation Passenger Train leaves lii hnond
daily 'exrcp' ssndsy.1 =, ai3 PM
L ana The ';ia r H. with the J:i3 A N LAp Train.
r.a M.,ainsi,n for The different points above nanei
Through Tickets ed Ia Iyn,huurg at ia.
Te.si OH. of the sOashs'is isanoad uo, oil HORN
Ek, I"k't Aren't
To Ne" York. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 50
10 ihi'aeiha'' -...............,......t.... II M
To Washington and A...anaa. 10 80
PASSENGERS for Washington a'e at dawn any upon
Penns, ivania Avenue. free Of charge
P.srnserS leaving ynchbnrg at 80 NJ bv the regular
Mail Trail connect at kehond with the 81 IS " an tho,s
with the 5l5 4. N. Train
pots in Richmond free and the Dcpo,
lei on rennsy Avenue IN .shnsn thu. saving
Through Tickets be procured in Washington Pitts
sonsllc, Indianapolis nnss anana Louisville
kentucky 81 Louis Chicago, &c, Ae and all OF tho
rios. DopAmEAD.
aug3lts Gen SUIT
NnrsCE-TO SHIPPERS sY EMPIRES.
~ On VIRGINIA Il TENNESSEE RAILRoAD.-G, ods
viii only be received the Express oc. during
The hours named med below viz:
u toll am
Persons sending goods Express must IN
saraby send two tickets with them they will be
cci'ed ny order CT w. Z. SMITH Gen SuPt
JONI l.. OGLEsBY, Express Ag't aug n I.
SfEAMsnlP =" ROANOkE.,,- rs
~ The Roanoke. having been thoroughly .lASA
repaired and rchttcd, has resumed her regu. b&I HA
lar weekly trips on the line, leaving New k!n8&1NAN
York every Wednesday afternoon, and Cit, -.
Point every Saturday morning y O'Clock ODO0D0
The Jamestown" leaves New York every SATURDAY.
Afternoon, and CITY Point every Tuesday evening
~ freight passage hay arcomIncda
lions apply LEE, JOHNSON A CO
frb le-ts AR'ts n Y. d Va. Steamship ca
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-10

II LYSCHguRd IIosE q FIN INsCRASCt COMPANY This
loss damage by Fare
DIV elne Houses Stores Tobacco Factories and other build
goods and mcrc andre. ally,
TOW aud country the most favorable terms
Also all enjoying
healfh md for he hole
life, for 4 limited period
Slaves employ. Ordinary will be insured
reasonable terms.
The Company will also take marine risks and
the Northern Of Southern Ports at favorable rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. President,
JAMES NJ COhBS, Vice President,
GEORGE b THURMAN, Cbrf Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
JOHN OTEY TAYLOR, sANtLL II. McktSSEY,
DEXTER OTkr, SAMUEL GARLAND,
JAMks T. PAYNE, JONI u. DAVIS.
WM. Il. SIRAJroN, MAURICE =. LANGHnRNE
JAS. q. WILLIAMS, treasurer.
CREED r Wills, Secry.
Dr. Il G,Hsra "A' Medical Examiners.
TIE Medical Examination of subJcc for will be
made the Office of the Company each day between the
houIs Of and 4 O'Clock r. NJ tfeb 7ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-10


sleigh ride this winter DISCOVERED bor'e
and the skin of place Larger than hand from
traces rubbing the rside Of the thigh. applied
Turf DID, and In day two he well Another case
A mule which working my dray became unable to
walk. On examoing his foot discovered nail about two
inches long the head driver and the neghbors said
he would be good nothing drew the nail Inserted
piece Of lint and Turf Oh him
and from that he has hour
as ever also horse badly sna.ged the outside
his thigh In places about inches
inches wide, from which he stiff Nonr Turf
Gil applied and brought them entirely sound
truly Is Of the remedies
known and have lived drug several years
this as you think proper. Very truly,
Ro Messrs Dove * Co j II wEISIGER
For sale by SrROTHER WHITEHEAD
IL dom Iynrhburp
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INSURANCE.


IAF X BNSURANCE.-IUL MI IlAi
~ bEEEFIr LIFE INSURANCE tohfANA
makes dands otthry live per aud them
white tho ared ying thus ping hini 10
third Of his premiums.
Were the COMPANY o.ai dividends until he death
the cud wen ad,rd pay irp 10
ent. As IS por cent NOW.
Dividends paid to January ISL 1851 s@.2o1 81
Losses by death 10 l,D62Ji bu
Reserved capital 10 pay future losses, 2isi3i2 IL
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II NNSEN'S K'INNOS'
- st PIANOS.
So PIANOS.
PIANOS.
PIANOS.
PIANOS.
PIANOS.
PIANOS.
PIANOS.
PIANOS. -
PREMIUM ~ PREMIUM
AWARDED AWARDED
1889 VUXVu 1881.
ANOTHER TRIUMPH !


uNHE subscriber pect'uy invites the attention of the tuo
lie and Of particularly. to the superior fkf
MUM PIANOS manufactured by him splendid As'ort
ment constantly hand
Our Pianos have Premium two years In sucecsA
and ls57 the Fairs 81 the American Institute
ith most OF the leading mshu
LECTURERS and Boston, and u"qdesionab Of
the hes, quality tome fu round aud brilliant, well as
6ni<h and durability aud latter ourselves by the apto
val of renow yentuag 10 sav that our frames
Others aud equal 10 .rs"d flano
in iegard aud clAsuy OF touch. combined
greatest which rarely met VAIN ~
other Pianos
We r.peclfuy solicit au xamnaion from fnd
friends convince hcnselves oil the above before purchasing
sisow here. All our Pianos y warranted
HANSEN Manufacturer OF Piano Furtes
M i,cn IL MN NnIk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-10

DR WN. y. NORRIS, Medical Examiner at lyuchburg
Persons in tynchbnrR desiring ho' lives
obtain information aud papers ny calling the one OF til
Nirgnian. set Iuts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-10

ARD-A let Of nice I.cnf l. ard, fer sale ai
IL wholesale and retail by ShEAhER GU.
js9Su
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7 Y
Etysiprias, scfofuia, King. Esii. Issist gs-
mo,., and salt Rhram

Ff0in FoFNHFNI8Y N-Tl7iaFT v III -
IH AftR s-t oar fils are ta= aassa 40! tss tFYtE
Ia med zine They have my i,tiv jsas s'st
upon her hands AMI feet That hai pfnsr
years Her mother had h.,n long V'aY A. sd
hp'h' aud iml.'- her sAia her Ai.sF
child Wa cured ia. also tcd !"ar fs aa iat. tAst
LII = q III IL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-10

Loud may you boast Of your telegraph speed,
An .of its mighty wonders tel
But merit bcgs her yo,cc to add,
L. - -. l..x 4 A4.s. ..ll.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-10

Prom Rr j Hih.ss. Piag u ffrfsi tsHrtA .4.ssA
DR AftH.l have used yous fiIN with .AItAordlaars
family AMI srn4ng Ia am called a..
itess IL Regulate lie ossnA OF 10 csiicn aud rari,
blood they the rrHeiy ibANe
| can ,onh leniy tIl,ud ihaau q i4ead.
l"uis J. V HIMkS
WATSON. wioNiSo CO. y y OF - ,ssa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

WAsufSGrus, Sept 26, 1858.
The Dougis. sympahlzers and fshy politicians who
hold Office under the administration at New York had
better look out Gov Notwithstanding their frequent p
grmagc- % Washington and hard swearing by the creed
81 democracy. ihcy are watched and some CLEANS or
light begin 20 fadais their secret views aud designs
The views Of The Herald as 20 what sboud he the no
Icy Of Congress regarding the admission Of Kansas
should she apply next session 20 be admitted are am
wen Informed making deep impression upon democratic
members They say the proviso Of the English bin re
curing certain population w. like any other act rcpesi-
able; and circumstances change and should be pro-
per 70 repeal u, Why not DO sos
The news published in the HERALD from Havana and
other parts of Cuba O the movement of hc free negroes
there has attracted attention The government, win not
be Indifferent to any tending 10 The Africsn-
i>aon Of Cuba II would be regarded real danger
the Southern institutions Of this country and requiring
bold and decisive policy our part
Information received that Col larcns' party, survey
ue The mail route the continent, via South Pass
WI Oregon has ceased operations this and IS cx
ccied TO arrive III Washington bs tho st of November
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27
New York, Monday, September ~, 1858.
The News.

The steamship Moses Taylor, from Aspinwall, il
now due at this port with the mails from all parts
of the Pacific coast and the semimonthly shipment
of treasure from California.
The steamship Prince Albert is fully due at
Halifax, from Galway, with European news to
the l4th instant, three days later than the adyces
received by the Niagara.
Two brothers, Morris and Michael Tuomey and
John Hayes and John Kehoe, got into fight yes
ferdsy morning, corner of First avenue and Tenth
street. During the melee the Tuomeys were de-
fested, and Morris was knocked down by a severe
blow on the head. He remained inscnsible short
time, and then expired Hayes and Kehoe were ar
rested by the police and committed to prison to
await the result Of the Coroners investigation of
the circumstances
very large and fashionable congregation assem-.
bled at Christ church, in Fifth avenue corner OF
Thirtyflfth street, yesterday morning. to witness
the opening services OF the Protestant Episcopal
church. under the pastoral care of the Rev. r. S.
Wiley, rector Of the parish. The building. which
las hitherto been Baptist conventicc, has been
recently purchased by the Episcopal body: and
IL was so crowded yesterday that temporary seats
had to be erected in the ases during divine service
for the accommodation Of the people nd when
this arrangement proved insufficient the doors
had TO be closed. The services were highly inte-
resting. The rector read the morning prayers, and
assisted az the communion; and the Rev. DR.. Tying,
OF St. Georges church, Stuyvesant square preached
an impressive sermon from the text, " Go We into
ali the world and preach the Gospel to every
ture." There were two other seryces-in the after
noon aud evening which were also very well at
tended.
The annexed table shows the temperature Of the
atmosphere in this city during the past week, the
range OF the barometer. the variation Of wind cur
rents aud the state OF the weather at three periods
during each day: viz, at "A. NJ, and and o'clock
Pm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

wkNAlK-
saturday Clear all day and night.
SundAy-Clcar all day and night.
Mopdsy-Cear all day and night.
ruesday-Morning clear, aiiernosn clear ana warm;
night, clear.
wedue Morning clear and blowing fresh, aiier
noon, clear; night. clear aud cold.
Thurpday--Ccar all day; night. clear and cold.
FRIDAY -Mprning overcast, with tight rain AFTERNOON
Overcast. night clear.
Saturday-Morning, clear
The sales 81 cotton saturday embraced about 1000
bales The market closed firm the basis Of about 10 &c
per round lcr midding uplsnds. Flour firmly held
and better prices demanded but transactions
Icss active while sales made fun prices Wheat
wa moro active and prices Grmer especially for good
Nintcr red The sales included red southern 81 10
VI % white do 81 80; and Kentucky whte at 81 80 q
81 S. and white Michigan store, IT 81 IS. Corn con.
lnucd Arm and good demand including purchases Cor
export Western mixed ranged from Tie a roc, and
tome two years Old sold a. Tsc. sooshern and Jersey
yellow we're al eec esc and white southern q, Sec
ssc Pork continued heavy, while sales Of mess were
made sie So SIG 90 chiefly the latter figure;
mcss at sie 81 siT, and prime was at si4 90 a
slA %. other provisions steady. sugars we're
steady with saes Of about 500 a 600 hhds Cuba. Coffee
wa hrm aud active. Thu sales embraced about $500
bags Roo, 800 DO Bahia and other parcels incud
ing Java and st. Domingo, 81 a. fur prices Trcigbts
were steady while engagements continued 10 BE- mode.
rate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27
The Troubies OF tine Democracy-The Douglas
Conspiracy Against the Administration.

Mr.. Senator Douglas, in a late speech in nli-
nois, has, "emphatically' delivered the opinion
that the people q Territory In the face Of the
bred Scott decision Of the Supreme Court, ''can.
by lawful means, exclude slavery" from said
Territory before IL comes In ss State" From
IN article which we transfer TO this paper from
the Washington Union, II will be seen that tina,
Sell constituted censor Of democratic principle
repudiates ais opinion of Mr.. Douglas ~ an aw-
fol hereey, pregnant Of . new crop Of divisions.
strife and agitation But PEI coWu. from
another article, trom The Richmond Esaarer--
Rhich we append 70 that from the l,aIon--thc
reader viii discover that our Virginia expounde
Of democracy comes ,Tayeiy up 70 The rescue Of
Douglas, declaring that the Ua,on. lin its en-.
venomed malice against Judge Douglas. actually
initiates against the Cincinnati platform" and
That ia this "vindictive persecution Of a great
leader Of the party" this Washington organ /.
sblinded By malice, or instigated BY personal
Interest"
Who shall decide upon the case OF the patient
When such democratic doctors Disagree Which
u right upon this DRIED Scott techaicslity s--the
washington or the Richmond expouuder Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

The ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE.-The de-
spatch from Mr.. De Sauty, the Atlantic Tele-
graph Company's chief electrician nj the Trinity
Bay terminus, which was published in yester-
days HERALD, In connection with the facts set
forth in our editorial on the cable, proves con-
clusively that the deep sea line il not broken
and that the continuity is not destroyed. The
Board Of Directors, who were about TO hold a
meeting on the day the Niagara left Liverpool.
the 18th inst. are doubtless aware Of these facts,
and have, we hope. made preparations for the
laying Of the shore end, without which il il TO be
feared the deep sea cable will be liable 20 still
greater injury than that to which 1t has already
been subjected. but which, Il IL worthy Of parti-
cular note, has not as yet wholly interrupted the
electrical communication.
In regard to the weakness Of the currents,
however. we think there are other and more
reasonable ways Of accounting for the seeming
defec, by which such weakness is produced The
public are already aware that DR. whitchouse.
the chief electrician at the valentia Bay
have not been informed that any other has
been placed In the important Office thus made va
cant, and as Mr.. Hughes has not yet had an OPP
portunity of trying his instruments ON the sub
merged line, IL would seem that the electrical de-
partment is without any direction whatever. In
this view Of the case II Is easy 10 account for the
seemingly strange freaks Of the cable, and the
weakness Of the currents may be very easily
caused by q want Of sufficient battery power.
Last year very similar occurrence took place,
owing 10 the incompetency Of the person lefl In
charge Of the station The battery had not been
properly charged nor the instruments adjusted
the effects Of which neglect were soon made evi
dent in the rapid diminution Of the strength OF
the current and the apparent interruption Of the
continuity. Here we are presented with almost
similar circumstances there Is no head. no drec
ton, the persons left in charge seem to be In.
competent-and we feel certain that when III,
line is placed under the control Of able and ex-
perienced electricians, all the difficulties which
now bcset the enterprise and stand In the way
of its successful completion will be removed.
The next steamer will doubtless bring us more
satisfactory intelligence Of the movements Of the
directors, who, by the last accounts appear TO
have been In state Of uncertainty and confi,-
sion that was anything but favorable TO an imme-
date clearing mp Of their troubles We trust
their meeting has resulted in some definite action,
and that no unnecessary time will he los, in the
resumption OF business on the line,
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Cotton unchanged. sales today $500 bales Lard
Sales bills TO- for England and 800 terces for
Havana private terms frciehts-cos Ivcrpcos
e.16d
ALBANY, Sept. % . T. NJ
Market without any material changes receipts ~ hour
excess 81 the demand Sales of white Canada wheat M
~ 32 u - Chicago spring At SIC 1000 bushels white
Kentucky sold, 10 arrive, private Cora adv
rake. T4c foF fair Western Mixed slight imp rove
ment western dealers In barley excited by wecula
ton here aud In New York and orders have been received
20 hold beck from the market Some surprise - excited
here by report in the New York that advance
M tho Albany market strengthened barley IN New York
NJ ve market here supposed have rise on The I'd
yeacc aud reported feeling IN New York, Sales to-day a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

Our Cry Posi- OffiUE-vTsu of POSTMASTER
GENERAL BRowN.-Thc Postmaster General Is In
the city, and the object Of his visit Is known to
be an examination Of the various sites proposed
by interested parties for our city Post Office with
view to the selection aud purchase Of more
eligible one than that Of the present establish
ment We have full reliance Ia the cool discre-
ton Of General Brown. lie has shown that he
thoroughly understands the vast machinery and
the complicated business Of his department, in
all Its details, and we are satisfied that In his
present object be will be governed by only two
considerations first, the most eligible site for
our Post Once, and second, the most favorable
erms foe the government In this view, his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27
THE LATEST NEWS.


Bosros, sept. %, 1865.
The order cf the agent of the New York Associated
Press Tor the opening II the line Hsx this Sunday
evening unfortunately not received here unti the
limo had closed on Saturday evening
We are consequently not communication with Halifax
20 night and unable obtain the Prince Abcrts news
should she have reached that port
The lines cast q Bangor Ne do not opcu on sundays
unless specially Instructed TO do 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

coalition, the only hope 10 the democracy must
be cordial union upon the common basis Of
Mr.. Buchanan's administration, whatever may be
the fate Of Douglas, Wise, Walker. Toombs,
Stephens, &C., and their organs and confede-
rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

wAsaNoroS, SEPT 70, 1865.
The Tse Dso Of the s2d advises citizens visiting tho
csth and ,s,rangcrs 70 postpone coming 70 New Orleans
f the present The deaths from yellow fever Yesterday
ere 49-a hrar desreasc compared wish prcvioua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

present visit, which. we understand, will be ne
cessarily limited to few days, may not be de-
cisive; for purchase which may involve half
million or more Of money, becomes matter for
careful inquiry, when we remember the "Old
Brick Church" speculation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-27

seems to us that thcrc must be some political mo-
tive II the bottom Of their proceedings Whether
we are correct or not In this assumption, the pub
lie generally will agree With US In opinion that
If there is to be dismissal, II should be thst a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16

TIE three story Brick E1ouse located On tn
corner Of SECOND and Reynolds Streets n -
CITY Of LsClare, containing ten socns havtna nv
% ueW o! some mics up snf down; alao god
good oYtck smote h0use. II IL one Il IL hsolaka1
locations On - Ntssissippi RIVER.
Terms, u, 100 cash, The balance In I, aaA D
yooys, q 10 pr cent interest," Dog further 1900,
lass inquire q IL premises. III As1oe y Doe 80
PEER eia
oos17lS j. .. 3DDUUyD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16

u o. NAH i3f3f Tackets'
Fanny Harris,
n. r. WEBB,.. s......................ma ter,
LEM. PARKHURST, ........- CLERK.
Kate Cassel,
GkAY,................ Master
vTsHB FANNY HARRIS and KATE CAssEI will run
l regularly between Rock Isisnd Davenport and
all point. above to st Paul making sure counec.
tons at Galena With tho following boats which
pore the Minnesota Daily Packet Line 70 st. Paul.
eaving Galena At 10 O'Clock, A NJ.
Steamer Northern Light, P. Lodwick, Master
no,,nsrn Belle. J: y: Hurd
Grey Eagle 8 Harris
Key City, james Worden
The Fanny Hsrris leaves Rock Island and Daven.
port for Oaiens every Monday, wednesday and sri-
day At O'Clock M.
Returning. leaves Galena for Rock Island and Da-
venport every Tuesday, Thursdsy and Saturday at
O'Clock n, come citing with the Tishomingo, which
leaves Immediately on the arrival Of the Fanny Har
ris, ut O'Clock M.
The Kate Ca-sel Leaves Rock Island and Davenport
for Dubuque every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Ct O'Clock A n
Returning, Ieaves Dubuque for Rock Isl.nd and
Davenport on n ndsy. Wednesday and Friday ct
O'Clock M. connecting with Keokuk and 81. Louis
Packet BIN Campbell, which leaves ON arrival Of the
Kate Cassel 1t o'block 4.
These boats will give through tickets to all points
above 0alens TO 81 Paul will also receipt for freight
TO al Of the above nts, and vii, pay particular A.
tention to the delivery Of the Pas. and
shippers cen rely upon the strictert punctusty,
these boats convey the Mall and must leave promptly
ct the hour to make their connections.
N. B.-These boats arrive every evening ct Fulton
City IN time for the Chicago train.
BURROWe l. PRBfTYMAN,
Agents, Davenport.
J. n. LANGLEY co.,
POWARS CO.,
y. ?. GnOv1NBDRY,
Ticket Agent Davenport. mcA97-du
1883. Season Arrangement. 1853
FAvoRITHi MISSISSIPPI RIVER PAOKBT
&
E N v q Y
Regular st. Louis, Keokuk, burlington,
Rock lsland, Davenport, Dubuque,
and ST. Paul Pocket
sTvnB Lgf4 Draught and we'll known steamer
I ENVOY, n. O. ROE. Xaasr, 8. =. Locxx,
CVsrk, has commend I'd running - Regular Psches
t. the above and Intermediates points, costinaiug II
the trade during the season
Shippers may rely upon havirg their freight han.
died with great caro- and dtspa1cA, and paeeonOou
are assured In travelling upon the Envoy, Of betng
made always Quise st home.
For 1releht Or Passage. sppiy On board.
March -. leoo. nchl6-atf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16
For Rent.

VTNHR OBPICR heretofore occupied by Messrs Cooh.
l. Dillon l. IAndiey, opposite Cook 4 sargent s
Bank.
Enquire Of N. KuHHEH, Tobacconist. IDer96ee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-16
For Sale or Lease.

u Lots or subdivisions to suit purchasers @ -.
xsons that may desire 70 lease for term Of ycars
the following property In thecity Of Davenport Wis
In blOck le-32b feet fronting ID street.
100 on Western Avenue.
% " ID At
In block l7-peaY the Market House,
~ feet fronting on Western avonoe
extending leo feet beck with On sll =
each side of the lot
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Rock Island TFespassel
To al whom it may concern.
T.AKE NOTICE.

TMu undersigned having been appointed y the
i War Department - "Assnt Of the QnastsT Mss-
Yer Department o. Rock Issnd, With full lnstrus.
tioos 70 adoSt ~ necessary msasurss for lhe pro-
tectn q ~ property from depsedstions aad intru.
esons Nov, therefore, IN peSsuos whonsosvs!, not
hsvt0g t10oE rtG6 ere hereby warned and nsetne1
y quit he pss1lDas, and abstain hon ~ fartAA
Hapaeo
n Depets q. q. nssshal Sps Ilinsls w1n tals
eAaSgs d III Wood eat On the ground and FORBID ~
possGn Remevin9 - onmo ualN ~ Ugp0 6a0oOO
con - oQouood onA PAID.
An paeosns ass h9s1v Sessld sat4ing veeA - ~
~ q - ~ - oslt1oA - eoDeAA 0u0mV
tssaUa0 VAstsDsva, = agei 49, vln = eab0
IL MA14Ax@
uo1oekeoQoTD ! 1o1ookooDo9oI
VsuDp1aons aDoullsoW Dhe - - - unoogl
- b6O MU1Qg 0us1Qu06 @ - $500
- naaae Gn10GD0e -. MON ~ 49,
oo1oA4 - 1olo6
~ neoD (aelSo61106
- ~ H. :.
! ssssz t4aess Il Il - iEAs=fAa