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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-12
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.

ST. JOHN, N. f.. July 1.-THE Norwegian
from Liverpool July 3, via Londonderry the
4th, for Quebec, passed Liverpool July T.
The Times has an editorial on independence
day, and points out what should be the tone of
the American oracles under existing circum-
stances. The American ships at Liverpool
are gaily decked with flags. The Cunard and
other transatlantic steamers have all their
bunting flying.
In the house of commons on the I'd Mr. H.
Berkeley moved the second reading of the bill
providing for taking votes by ballot and reit-
Grated the various arguments in its favor.
Sir G. Grey opposed the motion which was
rejected by 2ll to l26.
The London Times in leader on Ameri-
can affairs says, 'Four main armies have adj
vanced into confederate territory. Half a
dozen expeditions have fastened themselves
on the coast, and yet the south remains I'M
conquered. 1t is demonstrated that the fed
erals can only effect their purpose by gigantic
expenditure far more lavish than that Of the
past twelve months. What becomes of the
famous declaration of independence, of the
theory that government derives its powers
from the consent of the governed? The
north now talks of conquest, confscation, and
military colonies, with all the readiness of an
Austrian commandant, but unless the north
can see that the only policy which is agreea-
BILE to wisdom and justice is to let the south
go peaceably. 1t must bring evils untold on
itself, us, and on every European people"
The same journal, in an article on the fll-
ture supply OF cotton, says IF all has not
been done in order to meet the threatened
falling off in the supplies of cotton, it is on
itself and not upon the government, that the
manufacturing interest should charge the fault
and from itself and not from the government
that the manufacturing interests should look
for remedy"
The Russian ambassador, bearing the Off
clal recognition of the kingdom of Italy by
Russia, had arrived at Turin. The Portu-
guese envoy had arrived at Turin to ask Off
cially the hand Of the princess Maria Pia, Of
Savoy, for the king of Portugal.
A new Bourbon conspiracy had been discov-
cred at Naples, and several arrests had been
made. 1t was reported that Garibaldi was
about to visit Naples.
The statements made in the French cham
bers by M. Billanlt, with regard to Mexico,
had aroused great indignation among the
friends of Gen. Prim in Madrid. The Span
ish cortes was closed on the I'd.
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The Richmond Dispatch says 1.-THE et-
fective force of some of the brigades now
operating on the enemy below this city Is
represented by those who profess to be con-
versant with the subject, as much curtmled,
in consequence of the reprehensible practice
INDUCED in by thoughtless soldiers OF stray
ing from their comrades. A majority OF the
men thus forgetful of their duty, having no
other place to go to, come in crowds to this
city.
great battle was anticipated on Saturday,
and again yesterday, to take place at the point
above named, where the enemy was apparent
ly disposed to make stand. The enemy
retreat was certainly managed with GOODNESS
and generalship. This need of praise Is que
him. We have been incredulous from the
beginning about the capture of the entire fed
eral army, or indeed the main part OF 1t. II
would indeed be an extraordinary event, II.
anv army so large should be surrounded ana
captured by one inferior to it in numbers, es-
pecially when that army fought on peninsula
and commanded the waters on both sizes OF
it, There was reason to expect, as matter
of course, would take part OF the federal
force, provided it whipped that force; how
many, depends upon circumstances.
1t has been suggested that the number of
our prisoners is diminished by the delinquent
cy of some prominent officer on our side. Ru-
NOR makes most serious charges Of blunder
ing and unfitness on the part, indeed, of more
than one such officer, as leading to the partial
Illustration of the general plan of operations,
and the sacrifice most unnecessarily of hun
dreds of our brave volunteers on the field of
battle. Rumor is a great prevarcator, as all
know, but if there be the slightest foundation
for what she has retailed on these points, it is
due to the service and the cause that some
rigid measures be taken to punish such gross
violations of discipline.
We think it matter of regret that the pub
lie expectation was raised very high at the
beginning of the great effort to whip and eject
the enemy from his position, as to the captur-
ing of his whole force. The brilliant victory
we have gained is overslaughed by the san
guine expectation of the wholesale capture,
and now that it is pretty well ascertained that
the great body of the enemy's force has es-
capped the triumph is measurably forgotten in
the caviling at the failure to bag the whole
concern"
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NEW YORK, July ll.-COTToN mere active and frmer;
sales 1850 bales at 429423c for middling uplands.
FL0UR-Sales 2250O 6bls superdne state $50 q 40;
extra sta 50 g s5Oj; round hoop Ohio sis q 500;
extra western 450 southern ower sales 1900 bbs; mix
ed to good s505 q 49, fancy and extra $50 q is; Cam
ada lower; sales 1870 bbls; extra 495 q 6,25.
Wheat q &c lower: sales 60.650 push; Milwaukee
club Jog q i,l2 Chicago sDring CSC % l0S amber Iowa
IL q ll5 latter Tor choice; winter red wese LII q
1,23; white Michigan "a a l56 COrn-sales IS 00O bush
old mixed western 81 "a sc. Oats unchanged.
Lard active; sales 2l3 bbls at II a g. Rice firm sales
500 bags, RangOOn 81 a ST. 100 bags Patna Mt st. SUI
gars less active; sales 500 hhds New Orleans BY auc-
ton; 259 hhhds at 81 q lie Coffee frmer; Rice $40
bags q a 2} 200 mat Java al 26c $50 bags st D0min
go at 20c. MvlasSes hcm.
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A dispatch dated at fort Monroe, July 10,
says :-"Heavy connonading has been heard
distinctly at this point all day, up James riv-
err No boats have come down the river to-
day. The mail boat has been due over two
hours, but is not yet in sight at P. M. Two
gunboats are coming up the harbor."
PHILADELPHIA, July ia private dis
patch from Gen. Mcclellan, dated to-day,
says :-''All is quiet. We are rested. The
enemy has retreated." The inference is that
there has been another fight. 'To-day''
should be yesterday" in the dispatch, we
suspect. We don't see the inference.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-12

LOUISVILLE July 11.-Twelve hundred
rebel infantry and cavalry, with three guns,
under Morgan, are at Glasgow. They sent a
accommodating party to within three miles OF
Mumfordsyille, yesterday, probably to burn
the bridges or for other depredatons This is
the same party which attacked the detach-
ment of Pennsylvania cavalry at Tompkins-
Vile.
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CHICAGO, July ia special from Mem
phis July 9th, says, late news from Arkansas
states that Gen. Curtis, on Monday, was at
Jacksonport, endeavoring to make his way to
the river His force is suffering terribly from
lack of forage and supplies.
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Gbe Daily Spy: 0aurfester, SaturOap


New YORK July ll.-sroCKS are dull and lower;
Chicago and Rock island 81; Cleveland and Toledo II
Gaiena and Chicago 6s4; eevelend and ritsbHrg %
Illinois Central scrip Is; Panama 100; Michsan south
ern guaranteed ST. Michigan Central 81: Pacific Mail
lO51; Centra 94; Erie 3iI Ere preferred ga Hsr-
lem preferred 81; Harlem 49, American Gold ll43; Mis-
souri, skies Ash Tennessee skies 53l skies 81.
pons, l024; skies 81 registered l02
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by A. MCF. DAVIS, ATTY.
L. w. VAIL. AuctOneer
Worcester, jane II, 1882 dti,2I iel7
SALE.-Wili be sold

MORTGAGEt'S SALE.-Will be sold
AtA at Public Auction. on WEDNESDAY. Aug. 90 A.
ID. 1861 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. the PREMISES
the following described estate: certain lund sit
uatei in Worcester, and bounded follows
ginning at the southwest thereof land of r. c.
Partridge aud upon priva'e passage way of said Part
ridge at aence, thence nuTthery bv said passage way
forty eight feet and five inches to land formerly
of one Viii emire, thence by land of said Whit
easterlv torv eet six inches to land
of Jos Walker, thence souherly by said Walkers land
and land now or late of Ann r. Cotton fifty feet and six
inches TO land Of said Partridge thence westerly by
land of said Partridge forty feet six inches
ne place of beginning Said lot situate between Aus
TIN and Chatham streets in the city of Worcester said
private way of G. Partridge aud will be sold in pur
sulncc OF power ofsae aimed in certain mortgage
given BY Daniel r. Pratt and Ann NJ Irat to George r.
Rice dated the second day of February A. 1859
corded ia the Worcester Ounty Registry Deeds Book
6O6 Page 23 default having been made in the condition
OF sal mortgage The terms of the sale will be cash.
and the necessary deeds to pass the title the premises
Will be ready for delivery thereafter Ia posi-
BILE FOR further par ulars inquire of A. MCF. DAVIS,
Atty, &e No. IL Bank Block Foster street.
GEORGE r. RICE, Mortgage.
Worcester July s. 1856! dts jyS
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The new Regiments partly FORA ed and to be form
ed the 32nd 33rd 34h, 35th 36th and 37th 10
plete these Regiments to the maximum standard,
The Ssnd Regiment requires 800 men,
33rd - $50
34th so
Recruiting has not yet commenced for the 36b and 37th
Regiments, and will not be until the four name. above
are flied The whole number OF men required 10 fill
these six 90 Regiments is fOrtyseven hundred (4700
he remaining 10 3O will be required to fill Massa-
chusetts Reg ments now in active service.
Ii IS Oi the first ipportai that the be raised as
speedily poss Bile, and the Of Cities and select
men Of owls are urgently requested 10 exercise their
official and personal influence 10 furnish their quotas
aud to enlist the active operation of all the patriotic
men IN the Cities and towns in aid Of the same
Let ciings be held In every City and Town. and
The can be sent to camp enlist d.
Transportation for the will he furnished app
cation to the Adjutant General. bounty of twenty
five dears and one months pay (sl3j will be paid to
each recruit as soon as the company to which he may be
attached IS I'll ed.
further information in regard to matters embraced
in this order required by city town authorities will be
Civ, application to the Commander in Chief or the
AdItant General.
The Governme demands regiments and our brave
who have so nObly upheld the honor of Masachu-
call loudly from the battle fields of the south TO
their brothers at home TO come forward at once fill
their decnaed ranks AID take the places Of the brave
who have fallen and suffered In the cause of the
Union and of American Constitutional Liberty.
BY order Of His Excellencv, JOHN A. ANDREW Governor
and COMMANDMENT Chief.
iyl0 dot WIN. SCHOULER, Adjutant General.
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BosToN, July ll.-At a fire IN sudbury
street this evening, by which three buildings
of little value were destroyed, George N
Abercrombie, fireman, was killed, and SIN
others were injured, by the falling OF wall
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DEPOT, 1921 MAIN ST

The undersigned mostrespecfuy invites the citizens
this place and vicinity TO call and examine
rior selection Of SPECTNULES, containing his lately
improved rERlsCOPIC CONSERVATIVE LENSES, which
he will adapt to far sighted, near-sghted, aged, and
weak-eyed persons who may desire them according to
the state Of their ayce The materiaused to make
the above Lenses in its natural state in pur
IT, briancy aud transparency, rivals the diamond and
forms most beautiful and perfect spectacle Lenses
introduced and advantages over the
common glasses in general use
MANY persons unscquanted withthe Optical Art,
lett select glasses for themselves, without due regard
to the condition the eye practice often productive
of serious quence prejudicing the minds Of the
people against the Of Glasses Glasses selected by
skillful itican made Of the above material, will in
stead Of iniuring the eye STRENGTHEN AND BENEFIT 1T
MATERIALLY.
lie Keeps constantly on hand a large assortment Of
Gold silver, Steel and Shell Specaclcs and all kinds Of
SPY AND MARINE GLASSES, Large and Small.
scopes Telescopes. Magnif Ing Glasses, Metallic,
Ancrlrd, and the celebrated lmby's Baroneters Their
momOters &c. Mathematical Instruments including
the best swiss s. Drawing Instruments every de-
scripton which shall oder AZ very low prices
H"ARrlFiClAL EYES inserted without pain, and
made to order.
Thanking the public IN general most heartily for the
kind patronage bestowed me the past year and In
praying for continuance Of the same can ASSUME NV
friends that II VIII always particular desire TO
give entire satisfaction to all Respectfully,
j. hOsENBUSII, q gent 0pticinn,
Successor TO j.. Shrisneim.
II has heeu brought to notice that some nedders
styling themselves opticians, pass themselves din order
10 gam more cpnfidenceD as M Agents! think 10 my
duty 70 warn the public from these mpOsers by stating
that employ no one 10 selling my lenses spectacos
JalO du j. RoSENBUSH, 0pticlan.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-12

WASHINGTON, July ll,-Prompt and patri-
otto official responses have been received here
from all the loyal states to the presidents call
for troops
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GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT

Monday Evening, July ID, 1869,
On which occasion they will introduce choice selec
tons from the works of the great masters nterspersed
with QUANTITIES., DUETS, Solos, &c.
The Hartford Quartette Climb is composed of Messrs
Wanderer Koch, Maerklein, and Gu ld!Ocha combina-
ton OF unsurpassed in the cGuntryand the
successful competitors Tor the prize at the musical
sest in New York city, in 1856
The four Societies combined form Orchestra and
Vocal Choir which, for musical talent is rarely to be met
with.
Mr.. W. E THAYER will preside at the Plano Forte
AMI Mr.. MICHAEL RED L will perform popular Solos
on the Violin For full particulars Posters and Pro-
grammes
Tickets rs cents to be had at the Music Stores and
the Door. Doors open at O'Clock, to commence at s
precisely. DIT jyll
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Anrt1Ons.
SALE-W;II

nj ORTGAGEE'S SALE Will be sold
~ at Pub ic Auction, on the premises on NJ NDAY
the 2lst day Of dly next ut ten O'Clock In forenoon
by w. Va Auctioneai the premises described in
certain MORTGAGE deed gwen by jonathan trout to The
Worcester Mechanics savings Bank, dated June a. A.
ID 1872 aud rec ded in the Worcester county RegIsrv
of Deeds BDukl for Wu cester Mechanics avings Bank
Page OL said premises CONSIST Of lot of land 30 teet
deed. Irving il the city OF Worcester witt
cottage dwelling house and barn thereon. The lie will
be made in pursuan OF the power sale contained I'm
SAID mortgage deed, and agreeably a uecree of sale
entered ON the 18th day of June current the superior
Court in action commenced said mortgage bv the
Worcester Mechanics savings Bank, Plaintiff against
MaItha p. BOyden and Others Defendants. Terms of
sale, Cash.
The Worcester Mechanics Savings Bank
by A. MCF. DAVIS ATTY.
H. W. VAIL. AuctiOneer
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Notrres.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA
~ CIUSETTS.


HEADQUARTERS BOSTON, July Z, 1862.
GENERAL ORDER, NO. 26.
call has been made upon the Governor of this Com
monwealh by the President of the United States for
$4,000 Volunteers TO form Regiments and TO fill the
ranks of those from this Commonwealth now at the
Seat OF War.
The following table shows the proportion of each city
and town. based upon the men enrolled in the Common
wealth liable to do Military duty shown by annual
returns made to the Adjntant General
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Amrusentents.

M E c H A NJ IS H Al l..
The Worcester Frohsinn singing Society, the famous
Hartford Quartette Club, the Lprtzng Maennerchor Of
Springfe d. and the GeTmana Society of Westfeld, re
spectfuy announce a
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WORCESTER COUNTY INSTlTU-
w TION FOR SAVINGS. - The Trustees Of the
Worcester County Institution for Iayngs hereby
dd that their semi Annual Meeting will be held at the
July inst. at q O'Clock y.
iy2 dim q. A. HAMILTON, Trcasr
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0Mants.


Tk'WO GOOD SHAFTlNG TURNER'S
a WANTED-At CROMpTON'S Loom Works.
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WAREHOUSE SALE,

WI will sell at Auction on Saturday,
w April ), 1862, at O'Clock P. NJ, at our
warehouse the following articles, to be sold to
pay charges, unless previously called for;
A. Mexican, boxes.
4 Ranshoer, bb cider.
6. W. Barrel, patent bee-hives.
l. W Coo. Burn, HIS, 20 pumps, 81 pieces
pipe, bbl piece, box
p Ball, Dbl.
ManslIl, empty kcg.
d Mcclure, bag.
Spoor, chairs.
Mary Ann Dlllitt, MIlersburg, His, ! package
books
d Austin, ! box.
Maynes, head and foot stone.
0 } Hadcman, pieces marble.
BidwelI & Co., pieces marble.
c Fuller 4 Dahm, soda fountain.
f. 4 Kngsbury, half Dbl mdse.
Dyer Ford, % sacks Hungarian grass seed
c II Stoddard, Bclot reaper PLATFORM
Sim Mansfield, ! trunk.
Trabu, trunk
Str Ben Campbell, pump.
No mark, boxes, tin safe, cupboard, bon
net trunk ! carpet bag, skf tanning mill
lot of bedsteads, sulkey wheat drlIl.
J. LANGLEY 4 co.
Rock Island, March }, 1861. mchb dawIm
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TAKE your watches, clocks and jewelry to
Jcanncrct, next door to the Rock Island bank,
if you want them put in thorough repair
His charges are moderate and all his work
warranted to give satisfaction
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-20

TENANTS WANTED, for three comfortable
dwelling houses, with all the necessary con.
veniences; situations good, and in healthy To-
cations. For further particulars enquire at
this Office.
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ruE WEEhI., tEaIS,

Containing Nearly all the reading matter the
patIN spnbhsneH every "Wednesday morning,
>TENM>'-Nngle subscribers, per lnnum, n al.
vance, :! 90 u mol paid N aaNamcl - OW.
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..OUh Isl AM AhuL>.
THE DAILY ARGUS,

Containing full telegraphlc reports and The la.
test news, Is published every evening, except
sunday, at SIX Dollars year, payable quarterly
| Ii nNAnnrn.
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ARCHITECTURE.

The undersigned is prepared to draw plans ana
specifications, make estimates, ana taNe comt.a'
for all kinds of buildings, IN town or county
Having 50 years experience IN the business, ne
hatters himself that he can give general sa''Sae-
ton. ,.-.L k,,os
moderate Residence on Broadway, next door
to Thompson's foundry. Shop on Adams street,
near High School.
nss- Leave orders at Henry Housman's store
Illinois street. r,rr,r
Jan, 18Th, d W If. W NJ fhhfi l.
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MICHAEL LiEBERK NECHT,

u'AlLOR-Oppositc the Rock Island House,
| over Eyer,s' store Garments made IN the
atest style and best manner and warranted to ut.
Particular attention gwen to cutting garments
for customers. All work done IN accordance
with the times and at Reasonable prices.
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HENRY DART - SONS.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS
w AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Wines, Liquors
and Cigars, No. /, Guyer's Block, Illinois street,
Rock Island, Ill.
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OSE of the very best places, in this region.
to buy family groceries is at Temple Butori's.
His stock is ofthc very best quality. He also
keeps ship Chandley OF all sorts, and his is
the only Ship Chandlery store in this region.
His assortment is complete. lie also keeps a
heavy stock Of Iron and Nails, OF all kinds.
His prices, for everything he keeps, are low,
in accordance with the times. Notice his add
vertiscment and give him call
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Country PrOd nee

wall always find bargains by calling. Farmers
Mechanics, CitIcns, all wall hnd something lhc
need, by examining my stock.
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Jesse ISOlI.ItS

I'INE BOOT MAKER Particular atten-
/ ton paid to nice work, and satisfaction guaran-
teed in all cases Ladies shoes made to order IN
the best manner.
Repairing done at short notice.
~. shop ON Illinois street, next door to n.
Perry's grocery store.
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G., Ii. <ON.

rNDERTAKER. COFFIN W II Il :
house corner Rock River aud Madison stS',
Rock Island. A line helrse and team always III
readiness. VIII procure graves to be dug urn
,sh carnage, Tor idncrls, and take the eh''fe
ch,r!c OF everything connected win the PfePa'"1
,,,,., ~ ,hc corose Tor burial. Bodies preserved
,nyleugtD of time wlthuu, applying Ice to the
body Charges moderate.
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PHILIP X. iIE;I<E.

HOUSE. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
II PAINTER, Is now prepared, to execute
with neatness and dispatch all orders IN the
Painting, Glazing, and Paper hanging Line, and
a, the most reasonable prices. Call and give HIM
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ISLAND CITY HOTEL.

g n. SMITH. PROPRIETOR.
cor. Illinois and Jefferson SIS, Rock Island
ns-Passcngers conveyed to and from the cars
tree of charge,
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March
FOR BOARD OF Ed CATION.

Please announce q general request To Geo, Min.
ter, Esq, that he will allow his name 10 be used
q, a candidate for member al the Board of Educa.
ton at the coming election.
March Goth.
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W. l.. DtIRNMPIE,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE and General
j Collecting Agent, Cambridge, Henry county,
III. Office IN the Court House. Reference: d.
Bonar County Clerk; A. Gould, Circuit Clerk
and Thos. Morris, Treasurer, all OF Henry coun-
~, H.
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LOCAL AFT RS.
tN>OINCI:Ni.NT.

EDITOR ARGus.-Please announce the name Of
Hon, Bcn Harper AZ candidate ior reelection
as a member Of the Board of Education.
MASN \uTrRs
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ELECTION NOTICE.

BOARD OF EDUCATION. In accordance
Is with the provisions Of the School Law, inc"r
nupotlnu = The Rock Island School District APP
nroycd Feb 18th, 1851, and an amendment there
to. approved Feb. 22d, 1893, hereby give pubic
nntIre 10 the inhabitants Of said school district,
hat an election viii be held on Tuesday the 10Th
day OF March, INST. ut being the ith Tuesday III
March for the election OF one member OF the
i,n,rJ If education Of Rock island school district.
S,,i cIcrtrou will be bcld at the court house, in
the city OF Rock Island.
The polls will be opened at o'clocs' A. N,
and continue open until o'clock, P. NJ Of said
day. DALI, i., va n ~ liza
Rock Island, March lith, lSo2.