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New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-07
GENERAL NEWS.

AT The Protestant Episcopal Convention yester.
day, the President who is Kentuckan, presented
the following as the committee of nine, on the
condition Of the country, to whom all tie Ant-Re.
bellion resolutions are referred: Tie Rev. Dr. Mead,
the Rev. Dr.. Wilson, the Rev. DIR. Thral, the Hon.
Washington Hunt, the Rev. DR.. HigLee, the Rev.
DR.. Totten the Hon. Il. c. Winthrop, Gen. Charles
Goddard, and Judge Cunningham. With a single
exception these have uttered their protest pub
licy agains; the resolutions, and OF the number
Gen. Goddard, moved to lay the principal resolution
upon the table. DIR. Goodwin, Of Pa, introduced q
new series Of Csnons to meet the case Of Bishop
Polk, which drew forth remarks from Judge Red
field lin which be charged the Rev. DR.. Goodwin
with incendisrism and insanity, Dr. Hawks, S. H.
Rugges, esq, the Rev DR.. Carkson, and the Rev.
Dr.. Francis yin,ou. The two gentlemen last named
did not spare Secession in their denunciation ol
Bishop Polk and his followers.
The Hon. Marcus ]. Parrot has been nominated
for Congress By self-siyed Union party in Kansas.
Mr.. Parott was the Delegate of tho Territory in
Congress from 1853 TO the admission of the State.
The same Convention nominated w. x. Wagstaff
Of Miami County for Governor, John J. ingalls, Of
Atchison for Leutenant-Goyernor James Humphrey
Of Riley for Secretary Of State, d. l.. Lakn of JET
cersoa for Treasurer, D. p. Low Of Linn for Attor-
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Railroad Accident,

MbANf, MODIFY Oct. 8 IfI1.
The Express train from the Wesi on tie Ceu,rst
Road, due hero at 3, p. In. oil the track four
miles west II Litile fals through he dsplscemens
smoking and five passenger cars oil The track. iho
accident ossurred part OF tie track where tie
emhansInsnt on ride WAS six fett deep.
When she engineer, whose name is Wempls, sSw
the danger, he applied the patent brake, commuai-
eating IRON the locomotive so AN the cars and re-
solving save the passengers. stuck 10 the engins
I'll il was pitched down the embank mcnt, and q
total wreck. The brave fellow mrsculourly escaped
with slight injuries. The fireman was seriously in
jured. Tie baggsgc-car was also thrown down the
embankpcnt. Owing TO tie application OF the
brake the speed of tie ears lar checked thss
although five went oil the track, rot single pas
senger was Injured IN any degree. SANFORD 4.
Church apd family. Stale Engineer Taylor, end Sec
reiary Of State Ballard were the train. The
escaLa ia wonderful.
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From California.

saS sHssc.sco. Monday. csi. 8. ls6s.
\ British bork from f.!yerpcol, AMI Frsnch bark
from bordeaux, and whaling bark from. she Arctic
Ocean, arrived to-day.
The weather has been rniny throughcrs the State.
Little husiness doing.
Tie wool products this year, ACCORDING TO repors
Nsde 10y the state Fair is s. 10 800 poands.
The stock oi TOBACCO in San Francisco ia ascer-
iaincd TO bo . 100 900 lbs.
TIE Oregon Legislature bas passed sn act reqnr>
INK all parties having claims az aiost ,he State Treas
ury TO take the oath OF aes sisnee before receiving
pay also, changing the name Of Lane Conn 70
Union
Curry County, so called after an old Secession
sy,npnlhizing Governor, is ol-ansed to LincaiS
County.
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THE IyDIxS WAR.
Hclr1s,e Of OF White rvisancrs--Defeas -
pu Indian Hnnh. snd II Killed.

81. fAtL. MINI. Saturday, Oct. 4. ires-
dissatch from Col. Sib ey. dated " Mouth OF tho
Chippewa River, SEPT. 2s,'' ssys: We met -
party of friendly Indians who had separated from
tie Crow Indians, bringing with them 81 white
prisoners whom they had Been Instrumental in
releasing isom i.is,le Crows party.
"Many 81 the prisoners are.'srng women, who are
compe,slr overwhelmed with JOY to be freed from
tie oa,hscne treatnent Of thsir brutal captors. A.
fgh, WAS bad at Wood Lake Sept %, resulting in
the repussof the indians. Ous men buried fourteen
Indians"
Gen. s.bley s arresing all Tndans suspected Of
having participated in lie ou'rages on the froD,ier,
and will execute MI found guilsy, on the spot.
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destination. There are. moreover. three iron.
clad naval vessels now building for the Rebcl-
at Liverpool, and another on the Clyde. Our
information comes from such source that ii
may be relied upon as absolutely correct. II
the facts are not already known to the British
Government, it is only because it chooses not
to know them. But our own Government
must depend upon something better than pre-
tended British neutrality-its own ability to
capture these Rebel merchantmen, and to sink
or take the naval vessels.
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The Ma.snchusetts Finh Regiment.

Bosr0k, Monday, Oct d, IcOZ'
Tho Massachusetts 5th Regiment, Col. Pierson, Is
under orders for departure The destination is said
10 bo Newbern.
Thomas Hill Ill. D., was to-day elected Pres-
dent OF the Harvard College.
Tho proposed meeting in Faneuil Hall tonight
did not take place. account Of tho absence Of Gen.
Busteed, detained by illness.
George Francis Train, after his election from
Fanou Hail. was detained in the Ststion'Hoase a
short time, till the crowd dispersed,
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The citizens Of Brooklyn must not forget the
meeting to bo he'd tonight at their Academy
OF Music. Casslus NJ. Clay, who for twenty
years has laborcd to free bis native State from
the curse OF Slavery, viii address the assembly
upon the consummaton Of those long years of
devotion to the cause OF liberty for all men
the Presidents Proclamation Of Freedom. Mr..
Clay has often enough proved that Le las The
gift Of >eloquence, but be has tonight a theme
which will call it forth in full torrent. Al his
life he has lived in Slave State; be was tie
hereditary owner Of ,lacs; let those who
doubt the wisdom Of Mr.. Lincons Proc.ama-
ton 80 aGd bear how such man welcomes
the boon OF free labor and free men to that
community in which oil Lis interests, asso-
Citations and affections center.
MIR. Henry Il. Stanton will speak at the
same meeting and there are few men ia the
country who have devoted more thought "a
the subject Of Slavery, and The duties which it,
abolition deyolyes upon US. Let the Hall BE-
crowded.
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The Union citizens of the Twcnty-Grst Ward
rooms Of the Ward Association, on the corner
Of Broadway and Thrty-second street. A
strong array Of speakers will be present, and
tho citizens Of tic ward should see to il that
the meeting be full, enthusiastic, and the prom
ise Of an earnest and successful campaign
Sec advertisement for the list of tpeakers-al
Of them men who never want good audiences
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In ONO, the rival candidates are as follows:

Union. Democratic.
Sup. Csuyt. .FRAKLIS 7. BAcKrs Rurrs j. RASasr
Sre Sfdfs..........Wn. S. KEsSog. WaW.ARMsrsoNG
AIRY Generai.... CHAuNcEr N. OLDs.L. r. ChITcnTELD
School Com'r. ID. HESKLE C. VIII. CATncAEr
3D. Pub. Woyks....JoBs b. GRE0oEr. JAMES GAMBLE.
Die. (CorgreW)
l. Cncnt att and. John Oroesbeck Geo H. Pendle.ou
2 Hamilton Co....sJohn A. Gnrley. Alexander Long.
o. Butler. &c.... ebert C Scbenck. &C vslandigism.
T. Miami, Gc......Wiiam II. West. J. y. Mckinney
5. Msrcsr 6c......-- r. C. Le Blonde.
G. Highland Gc Robert M. Bhzgs 'Chilton A. Wlie.
T. Franklin &c.. s3anp Shellsbager 'Samue s. Cox.
O. Marion, dc....CoL Js, II GoJmsn. william Johnston.
O. Huron NIL I. w orcester " aren 2. Noble.
TO- Wood Lue dc.'Jsnes NJ Ashley. ihlorri'on Wse
H. Adams, kc.....iienry g. Bundy. Wells A. hntchins
H. Ross Pike. &c. Carey A. Tinble. William Z. Fine~
H. Ngskirgum &c Geo. y. Wight John ONeilL
u. wsyne. Martin Welke'. George Bliss
Is. Wa,hinson &c William 7. Cutler. "James X. Morris.
10. Belmont. Ephram Il. Eckley George W. Beldcn
II. cOlpn i.na: g. J2hs A. Bingham. NV "hfs'
10. Cuyahos, &c. ..Rufls p. Sptuldpg. Trad Kelly.
Ia. Asktsbuls, &c. Gen A. Garfield Daniel h. Woods
.MeoibeIs OF the present Hoa.e Con,eIya,iye RePnb
c,n.'
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From Harrisburg.

HAssIsBpsG, Monday, Oct. 6, 1852.
An order has been Issued 10 the Drafting Com
rifsioners Of tie ssyeri Counties directing that all
perAons who have been exempted from military scr
vice because Of al.eba.e. bat who shall tecoms ci
nns prior 10 the dey Il drafting, shall have their
names placed on the s' sSbject to draft.
6ioy. Curtin, by proclamation, Offers 81 600 70.
ward for tie apprebeasisa and conviction Of ths
wretch who, tbi, city, On Friday last SO bra.
ia.ly aurdered the hale siEi Mary Elizabeth Ges.
Llcn-
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An immense and most enthusiastic meeting
rocked the old Cradle Of Liberty in Boston
yesterday. An address upon the Proclamation
Of Emancipation was made by the Hon. Charles
Sumner, which we hive the pleasure of laying
in full before our readers this morning.
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THE WAR IN KENrUCuv
In. .>ugnration Of a Rebel Gsevsr,. :.
Er,Nniafort-Opcrasions Of the Rche,.

/ r.. CG the Rehoys
LOUISVILLE. Monday. Oct G. 1872
| On SaturSay tho Rebels inausurat.d P;ors.
IIowes as Governor Of Kentucky a. FranLfor,
Bragg and Humphrey Marsaall made bitter anti,
Union speeches. Kirby Snitb was there Buek,.,
was expected, but was not present At or 6 in IN.
afternoon, the Rebels burned tho railroad bridys
whereupon all their infantry left for tho Sou,b
Scots Cavalry remaining
On Sunday, at p. m, tho Rebels cut one span of
the bridge to South Frankfort. Soon thereaite,
Scots cavalry departed. Tho Rebels took all the
pr nng parer aud ink belonging to the State printer.
A great number Of Rebels were left as Frankfoft
fick, and the mortality among them has been very
great.
TIE enemy have not obtained more than fiftv n.
crulits in Frankfort and FraokIin County Oar in.
formant met the Uaon pickets last nigh. ut Harp
er.yille, pressing onward TO Frankfort.
At Frankiart, Messrs. Fanshaw and Gibson were
arrested three tines because they woalJ not take
Confederate scrp for goods. Storekeepers were
fued SO per day for closing theis stores. Mr. Mack.
lin, the senior Of tue fra Of ham notori-ty, was
compelled 10 take Confederate sesp for large guam
ti!y Of NEST.
John Watson & Co., manufacturers Of jeans,
lnsey end cottons, lost large stocks. The Rebels
took aw y vast qusnliiies of edib'es Of various
kinds, leaving provisions very ecaice and many
uecessaries Of life unsi,ainable by the citizens.
At Camp Bloomfield, III miles southeast Of
Dardstowp, a, IL O'Clock yesterday morning, Gen.
Rosseaus division received orle,s 10 ill their can.
teens and be ready to march st a Minutes notice.
Col. Bruce, commanding at Bowling Green. yes
terday morpiog, Elk miles north OF Glasgov, at-
tackled another party Of Rebels, killing few, aad
capturing several, together with 50 horses and
cattle. Unon ioss none.
The weather nas been oppressively hot and saltry
for the seaion to-day. Thermometer 81 At noon.
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Roller Explosion as ProviSencs-Hii'a's
MAsruacafa.

PnoyIpxSos II. l.. Monday, Oct 9, lsa.
A boiler in the planning NH OF 3. A Sweet TO-. TO-.
in Friendship street, exp P.oded this afternoon. a1s
building WIS t,mos,ied; Elk persons we'' !" ~
Two OF then. were rrobably fatally INJURED CA
The llth Regrent, Col Metea,i, oSn,s 'uS I";. tos
OF the MAE mop..hs regiments iro,n WIS ''"'''
New-voyk to night via Stoninstoh'
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Tho Connecticut ssnic Fair.

HAkTFokp, Monday, oct G, is's
The Connecticut State Fair opens ,o'u.oFreS VIII
tho most na,tering prospects The grounds are IN
Gne condition, and the display OF horses cattle pro:
ducts, aud iIsl,s promises TO be unusually sae' AL
casses Of cattle are fully represented
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Gov. Morgan Reqnesis the New Ncw-Yerh
Regiments 10 be Assigned 90 Cen.
Sifki.s's Division.
ALBasr. Monday. Oct. 8. is61.

ALBASY, u 'Diay, OCT 2, I5oJ
Gov. Morgan has sent arequesi 20 the Var De.
partment that as iGr as practicable the new regi.
meuts from New York may be attached to the di.
vision under the command .; MajoI-Gen. Dani,l z.
SIckleJ.
Col. Charl,. X. Graham, a. present Colonel of the
Excelsior Regiment, rs strongly recommended for the
Brig of tie Aictropoiitan Quad.
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Extension Of tho Telegraph wire in ksa
tuCky.

LorIsyILIn Monday. Oct q IsoE'
Teleeapbio communication with Bardssown ~ y
lust rces,ablshed. The wires will keep pace WI"
our army az il proceeds Sonihward.
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Town Election.

BRtDaEPoar, Coun, Monday, 0ct laa
The Union ticket gas unanimously elected here
to-day.
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ucxxa Election.

MrppIxrows, Mondsy. Oct q 1907
A, A.. ,o,,n election neld here to-day, the M
ton.l Union ticks, was elected BY QSsg w majority
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From Washington.
WNriNorov. Monday.


kuROPEAN ISTFiYEATiOE-
Al the accounts in ioNgn Journal, relative 10
European intervention in American affairs are mere
specnlaion,. as ii is known here that nothing upon
that sub,c, exits 10 a definite or TN oieial form.
REBEL STEAMER KNOCKED TO. PIECES.
Lieut.. Commanding Walker, Of tie gunboat
Winona writes to the Navy Department, Sept. 20,
dated oil Mobile:
/ discoysred one Of tss ensmy's steamers lying in
Navy Cove and wiih.a range of my gans, hrlng
over land. The frst shot carried away he top OF
her .Inoks stack, and caused The crew 20 leave tho
vessel The next two shots went over her, and the
fourth struck her ard knocked ht 90 pieces. Fort
Morgan Sired over end around US, but without cas-
ualties.
rorRr-NIARTIAI.
A Court OF Inquiry, consisting of Brg..Gens. w.
4. Harvey, s. Casey, and Daniel s. Bnncy is TO
meet IN Washington, on "Wednesday, to investigate
tho charges preferred against Brg.-Gea Martindale
COTToS FOR EUROPE.
4. is sscertaIncd tba, largo suppies OF cotton for
different parts u Earope are ob,sinsa on tho Rio
Grandc. MeSican vessels ARE engaged in supplying
foreign ships. II is Suspected that Texan planters
convey their cotton to Brownsville. Texas, whence
the article is eaIdestinely carried 10 he Mexican
border. On the Sth OF September .here were twenty
vessels there waiting for cargoes, including Ea-
glsh steamer which had Geo. 0oo with which TO pur.
clase cotton.
MUSTERED OUT.
Col Felix Salm il mustered ont Of the service of
Tie United States. 10 date from the Let rs..
FILLING UP THE OLD PENNSYLVANIA REGI-
MRNTs.
Gov. Curtin OF Pennsylvania has proposed in an
official communication to the President TO I'LL MP the
old Pennsy lvania reg imens upon Tho following plan
ton Regiments 10 be Withdrawn and sent to Harris
burg TO this city, % any other convenient point,
TO be filed aud reorganzed, meanwhile performing
duties on the deiensos.
This done, and the regiments thereby made effect
i've for active duty to have them ret lrned, and .en
regiments more brought in, aud 50 on until al! nre
ilied out and properly recrganized. For this pur-
pose, old companies when practicable TO bs CONSOLE
dated, aud new companies added, and the old regi-
menis TO have preference over new ones.
The Governor asks 10 have the Pcnnsylvanis Re-
servo corps first, and expresses belief that by this
means Ne old army will be made more speedily and
thoroughly effective. Gov. Curtin also urged that
sick and wounded Ponnsy lvanians may DO sent to
the State. Thu il understood to be the desire oi
several Of tle Governors who met ut Altoona.
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'OTRI-MtRTIAI .

A Cour. Of Inquiry, consisting of Brg. Gems v
3. Harvey. S. Ca0ey, and Daniel S. B,,noy, is
meet IN Washington, on "Wednesday to invesligs
tho charges preferred against Brig. s.-Gea Marlindal
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LOCAL AFFtiR s..

IuE regular meeting OF the city council
will b, ou Monday next, ut : o'clock r,N
Carr CuNkLIN has snut Us an elaborate
pen drawing of the battle ground'at Fort
ponesou, His company Is nov at Pittsburg
Landing, Tenn, or uea" there,
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In the High School Building-Mr s. Il
Hardy, aud Mr.. Maassmann, in German.

SEVERE FIRE About o'clock this morn.
ing, Saturday, the jth,J the furniture store
of c. X. Norris was discovered to be on fire,
and 80 RAPIDLY did the flames spread that the
building with all its contents together with
the cro,kcrv store Of Lee * Willmans. the
millinery store of Miss JENNINGS and the vac.
ant house adioiniug,we all consumed within
an hour. Not an article Except the books
was saved from the furniture store, or the
crockery store.
Mr.. Norris owned the building he occupied
1t cost 81, 500 to build, and was insured for
81 600. in the Illinois Mutual, at j. NJ. Blu
ford's agency.
His stock Of furniture was insured Tor -, q.
800, at J. VI. BufJri's agency. On the lst Of
January his invoice shows that he had about
= 500 worth on hand He thinks his sales
since that time will figure up a tri.le more
than his purchascs-not much difference
either way. His loss must be between So
600 and g coo.
The building occupied by Lee & Willmans
was owned by Mr.. Lee. and insured for $500,
in the Home Insurance Co.. New Haven
Conn, at j. Ii. Kiuneys agency. There is
not much loss on that.
The stock of crockcry was all packed,
ready to be sent to Pixies Peak The invoice
footed about 81, 100 1t was insured in the
Illinois Mutual for $500 at J. NJ. Buford's
agency. No loss on stock.
The next building, occupied by Miss Jen.
nings and her mother, as miliner's shop
and dwelling, was insured to Mrs. DR.. Brack-
EFT for $500. The policy had expired only a
few days and it was reinsured for the same
amount last Thursday, by Mr.. }. II. Kinney,
in the Merchants Insurance Co... Hartford
Miss Jennings had something over 800
worth of millinery goods on hand, and sh G
had an insurance Of 800 in the Peoria com
pany, on stock and furniture, at Mr.. Shaw s
agency. She saved very little Of ANYTHING,
goods or afurnture, and lost 500, in cash
which was in a bureau. Her total loss must
be from $500 to $500 over insurance
The next building, standing close up to the
second presbyterian church was vacant. 1t
owned by W. l.. Lee, and insured in the Hi.
noiS Mutual for $3.50 A portion Of the build.
ing remains, but it is worthless All the
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" AR CLAIMS.

HAVING completed my arrangements
with gentleman N Washington tiy awrll
and ayoraby known attorney Tor claimants, pen.
SION, county land and patent agent, an now fully
prepared TO prosecute all claims tor pensions, ar
fcafs oipay, prGo money, &c, due wounded aud
disabled soldiers, scamru, uf widows and minor
children of deceased soldiers. have all the re-
quisltc forms. AIsoa list of the killed and wound
ed IA companies from tins and adjoining counties,
copied from the Original flies IN the War depart
mcnt will Toe N regular receipt of these.
Claims of suffers, contractors, Sc, attended 10
before the proper departments Patents renewed,
claims before the general land office, and all other
business requiring attention ~ Washington, at
tended to. No charges made unless clam Is
successfully prosecuted.
WlshinrfoH References lion. !. ; Black,
Hon, Edwin NJ. stanton, Hon. VIM. \. Richard
son, Hon. Johc W. fornry.
Ro,k kilHH RgsT,H,,N- Hon. !. ". Dury
Hon. / .. wilkinson, lion. Bailey Davenport
Mcssrs. Mitchell Lyudc, bankers.
Address II. {. CONNELLN,
Attorney at Law.
March 81. dtwlv Rp,k Island, III.
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ARCHITECTURE.

The undersigned IS prepared to draw plans ana
snecifcations, make estimates, and take contracts
for all kinds of buildings, in town or country
Having SO years experience in the business, ne
Aattcrs himself that he can give general SAUSAGE
ton. $500. L,xroe
Jobbmg attended to with dispaacn- os, 4eor
to Thompson's foundry. shop on Adams street,
near High School.
12,-- Leave orders at Henry liousman's store'
Ian IAN dy,r WIN. ERkETT.
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SPRINGFIELD
Fire and Marine Insurance Company
orSpRJNGFIELD, MASS.

OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
C,Su C.pITA ,,.........,..... $500 900
CONTINUES TO ENSURE REAL AND
l. PERSONAL PROPERTY on the most iavofa
Claims for Loss equitably and honorary adjusted
For Insurance, applyto
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A, J. GROVER, NJ. d.,

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Office oppo-
site Rock Island House, up stars
VIII attend promptly all calls IN the dihefeh'
branches of SURGERY aud OBSTETRICS, and gener-
al practice. ~
lie has good assortment of Instruments, ana
is prepared to practice SURGERY, on Is most APP
proved plan. o,-.. ,o,.oon
Rs- Residence on Orleans street, between
WASHINGTON and Eagle.
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L. Ii. NON,

TNDERTAkER. COFFIN W X f :
house corner Rock River and Madison sts''
Rock Island 4 fine hearse and team always IN
readiness. WIIl procure graves to be aug iuFh-
I,h carriages for funerals, and take the ehtlre
charge Of everything connected with the PfePaha,
nan 7,r the corpse for burial. Bodies preserved
anyIenrth of time without applying ice to the
hnLy CHARGES moderate.
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PHILIP X. IiIsi<E.

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER, IS now prepared, to execute
with neatncss and dispatch all orders III the
Painting, Glazing. and Paper Hanging Line, aud
at the most reasonable prices. Call and give nm
"A trial.
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MICHAEL LIEBERK NECnT,

VAlLOR-Opposite the Rock Island House
over Eyerts' store Garments made IN the
Attest stylc and best manner and warranted to IT.
Particular attention gwen TO cutting garments
for customers All work done IN accordance
with the times and al Reasonable prices.
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IVNE BOOT MAKER. Particular atten-
/ ton paid to nice work, and ctIon guaran-
tccd IN all cases. Ladies shoes made to order IN
the best manner.
Repairing done at short notice.
Et.- shop on Illinois street, next door to n.
- 10
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Containing nearly al the rcadmg mater oithe
Datll l'pubNsnru every Wrdnc'Gs! morning,
TERMS Single subscribers, per aRnum,in adj
vance, !. uOi II not paid ~ advance ~ 90,
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ARTISAN WELL PUMPS.

THE subscriber has purchased the right to
manufacture and sell Christian & Beeler's Double
and SlngIe-Actlng ArtesIan Well Pump. and IS
now pre- pared to answer all orders for the same.
The pump is new invention and superior 20
any now IN use. 1t IS proof against frost, and
can be used fire engine, or to water gardens
Throws steady stream, and at a great distance.
For deep drilled wells It is the very best in
Use. Also for railroad stations, or for mining
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ArtpSian Wells Bored

worL warranted to give Satisfaction. Address,
c. L. MERRILL,
Rock Island. Illinois
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HENRY DART q SONS,
IruDILSAI AMI RETAII. GROCERS

w AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Wines, Liquors
and Cigars, No. |, Guyer's Block, Illinois street,
Rock Island, III.
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". j. DALRNMPLE.

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-
V, Iii.
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INAMlLN GROCERY AND PROVISION
Il STORE, Produce bought ana sold store
on the west corner ot orleans aud otter streets
the Green Corner,