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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-12

Inc attempt Of two or three republican pa.
per. to array the republicans a, u party
against the new constitution, will hardly
prove successful. Republicans are Interc,,
ed IN the adoption Of the ncw constitution as
well rs democrats. The rights Of republican
farmers, mechanics and luborcrs, IRE protect
ed, and their Interests promoted, by the new
constitution, n well ~ the rights and inter
ests Of democrats. Under the new consti,u
ton the taxes Of the republicans are reduced
the homestead Of the republicans family
sccured-the wife Of the republican secured
IN the possession Of her property, and in 9th.
cr respects the rights and interests Of repub.
IIcans are rs fully guaranteed and protected
rs are the Interests Of democrats. Ia all these
respects the new constitution knows no differ.
cncc between democrats and republican,.
How FOOLISH then it would De for the lalnrin,
masses OF the republican party 10 allow them
selves TO be blindly led into opposition To- the
ncw constitution, merely 10 crafty the per.
sonal or political spite or revenge OF some
republican party leader or politician. 49, Quu,.
cy Heraid.
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Sror That LIBEL.-The Cincinnati E.lquirs,
copies from the Chicago Tribune, a statement
. .c the Wisconsin legislature adopted slave
CSVhhscatlon resolutions. The statement is n
h ioei o. On Wisconsin A patriotic assembly ia.
lieu the ne resolutions alluded to, by II major.
c .y, ne abolitionists no longer own Wis.
cohsln.- Mipaukee Ners.
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House ,ND LOT WANTED.

IA ANTED-To purchase, a House and
W Lot IN Rock Island, for which cash will be
pad, but price must be moderate. brick house
ON Illinois street would be Preferred Address
with lowest cash price aud particulars to y. d.
b', Davenport, Iowa inches dawlw
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NOTICE..

I'llE Undersigned would give notice that he
/ IS prepared to procure speedy settlement Of
Invalid Pension Claims, bounty Money. Arrears
of Pay, Sc, du" soldiers or thcl, heirs having IN
las possession all necessary instructions, forms,
blanks, Sc. f. d. SWEENEY
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STORE ROOM AND DWELLING no
RENT,

| Madison street, near the Union house,
" Enquire Of Leas X Son, or at Wilson's. ON
the premises.
mntch II--hMlm
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LOST.

thursday evening n gold breast pin
" vas lost IN the methodist church, or on tbc
sidewalk between It and otter street. ANY one
hhd'ng the above, Will be- suitably rewarded by
leaving It, with name Of finder, at the ARGUS Of
free
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NOTICE OF EXEClTRK SALE or
REAL ESTATE
STA + or ILLINOIS,
RoCk Island County. (

Rock Island County,
! \ Office is hereby given, that. bv yirtu,
~ ct an order Of the County Court OF sand conn,
~ entered at the March term, A. D., 1862. Of SAID
! court, on the application Of the UNDERSIGNED
sole eNeCutrlN of the last viii and testament Of
lhonas wake deceased, to sell the following real
estate Ia'e the estate of Thomas Wake, situate
IN the county OF Rock Island and state of uIinni,
known and described as follows to-wu. Tho
cast haii OF the northeast quarter of section fc
teen' township nineteen, north range two east Of
the fourth 7. VI. shall, on the LIST day of Nav
a. ~ Ioo9, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock. 4
w. ana O'Clock, p Ne, at the front door of the
Court House Of SAID county. at public saIo--snn
'Ae sand real estate, or much thereof as NAV he
necessary to pay the debts OF SAID estate. TO tho
highest bidder for cishin hand.
Dated this 18th day OF March, 1862.
MARIA WAKE,
WY ENeEntr1 OF Thomas Wake, Deceased.
march eS-6 W INV
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| 'hlCAGO Il ST. LOUIS r. r. LINE
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

Two Express Trains on and after Dec ls,.1s61
Trans wiz leave West Side Union Depot at Q a
m daily, except Sundays, and l.4j m, eycen,
Saturdays. Arrive at Chicago at ) m and o 81
Ii.
J"ilet and wilmington Accommodation leaves
Chicago at m daily, and arrives at .45am
night train. with sleeping car attached an
run through to st. Louis every night, except sun.
day, leaving this city at ll.i5.
JAMES R0BB, Receiver.
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To.laus advertisements.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE is hereby given hat the Partner.
! ship heretofore existing under the firm name
OF Henry Dart Sons, IL this day dissolved by
mutual consent, All notes and accounts of the
late hrm.must be paid to the firm Of Henry Darts
sons HENRY DART,
CYRUS J. DART,
ALBERT c, DART.
April 10Th 1852
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1Misfrllanrous.
ACADEMY OF THE IMMACULATE
CONCEPTION,

I'llE Sisters Of Charity would hereby in.
i torn their friends and the public generally.
| that they have re-opcned the above named acad.
emy iorthc
EDUCATION or YOUNG LADIES,
IN" course Of instruction will comprise all tina,
constitutes good English education. French
ana "efman languages, music on the Piano Gui-
TAR ana Duiclmcf, Drawing, Painting IN on and
water coIoH, and CnyonHg, Plain aud ornamental
needle WORK, knitting and Dress-makiug
rae FORMER terms are considerably reduced to
mf'' 'he t'mos, but payments are required IN adj
vance, and
from TINS Rule there Will he no Deviation.
.fufthcf Information can be- obtained At the
s.'",,hy OF AT the schools at st. Anthony's and
Ste. Marguertc's churches,
ApnI I, dwtL
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L.. ID. SWEENEY.

\ TluEAEY Il COUNSELOR AT LAW.
IL ol..e, corner of Eagle 4 Illinois streets
near The CITY Scales, Rock Island, Illinois.
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Tn INEVITABLE NLGRO.-Mr. Arnold hu.
put in his oar upon the negro question. Ir
has proposed to abolish slavery IN all the ter
ritories. lnasmuch as slavery does NOT owls,
in any Of the territories, Mr.. Arnold Nm
amounts to nothing more than whistlng with
very small penny whistle, just because some
other men are blowing very large and brazcn
horns.
The introduction Of such proposition at
TIN, time Is a broad absurdity, which it was
to have been hoped Mr.. Arnold would have
avoided. lie does not expect the till to
pass, thecaus" he might just n well propose
To- abolish slavery IN Illinois, or to remove
the bridges over Lake Michigan. What hi.
object can be, except to cndcayor to share 4
MT" Of LpYejoy's uuenviabIc notoriety i
more than We can discover CHtc0go Past
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The sew Constitution and Grand yurie>.

! At the time If the meeting Of the late rnr
sututiouaI convention, and during its .e..ipn
thrr" was general feeling among all rla,,o,
u our people that it would be well lFthr uc,v
constitution should entirely abolish the Grand
jury system The secrecy with which rho
deliberations Of the grand Jury are conducted
anu ''' - P"7. character Of It's proceedings
together with the expense ATTENDING them
anI the apparent u~ec,,nc-s of the wL,ln
machinery, were reasons which induced TIM.
opinion III" convention, in view Of the
tr"ubou~ condition Of affair, and with tho
u'7IFn oi not making too great innovations in
'ho 'H'rt' To bring about reforms, abolished
th' system IN all ofcnsos less than felony.
ana III winch the punishment il bv fine or
Imprisonment otherwise than ia the pcnitcn.
tarN. IlicIr action, III going thus far i,
cInlllehtly justified, not only bv the fact that
pubic opinion demanded some change in this
respect, but by the figures ~ TO the cost and
operations OF grand .iurIcs, rs reported 10 the
convention by the clerks Of the various courts
We hhd that grand .iurirs sat last wear .I3I
days found 1862 indictments and eos, |
500, ~ H. OF the indictments. GS3 were
rIcd, l,Vi9 qna'hcd, &c, and out of the tri.
u.s. there were ]12 acluittaIS These figures
he'Hue the inferior courts, but in the circuit
""r'N alone there Is a still greater proportion
,ctWeen indictments and trials, and il !, in
he igure- OF those codrtS that the state nt
arge are chiefly interested There coulJ
iarIiy be better Illustration of the usrlrss
'cNS OF the system III a large class of case,
~ DONG away with it in the specified partic
IlIrS, the new constitution will sayc'thn rco.
PIE thousands OF dollars IN the cost of Grand
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Daily ARGUS. '''' news take the Rock Island
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NEW FIRM,

Inc undersigned Will continue the business at
the Old stand under the firm name Of Henry Darts
sons and Will pay all debts OF the late firm Of
h'hty paN sons CYRUS J. DART,
ALBERT {. DART,
.,. WM, II, DART.
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A SPLENDID BUSINESS OPENING.
IL / G II II =
For one of the
NO't Useful Inventions of the Day,
For sale BY Counties.
For sale BY Counties.

a very reasonable Investment will buy q County
Right Tor thirteen years, and a stock OF Machines
of
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-12
EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED

Fafu"' wishing rn'ormatDon respecting the sale
OF Rights and Machines vii receive prompt atten-
ton by addressing
HYATT & CO.,
- :. Clark 1t. Basement CLIcooo m
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y vi As j. BUEORD.
PROPRIETOR OF THE
ROCK Island Foundry Il Machine Sbo,

hhfo constantly on hand and makes 70
~ order, Steam Engines, Boilers T VIZ 70
trant. ,n r' III lI4ns OF all descriptions, Store
p7r,cniar nn o'heF articles made ofcast ron
p"if "tteht'on given to the mapuC,ctnro Of
bol!er and Sheet-lron Work, as wnii 90. pIast %
s pil and Steamboat work. Also, deajor n
r,s ahG sheet Lead, Block Tin. and BIock zirn ="
:" ,ougnl IRONS, Butt and LapWelded PIPES. Of All
i1 es: BRASS ol Cups, Globes, and all articles usl
shop. '"u'! ana machine
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4rw Adrertisrmrnts,
ILLINOIS MUTUAL
FIRE insurance Comply
With successful
BUSINESS Experience ofo,er 22Ye


NPeIehce OIL over 22 Years
CaPda', Sl,OOo,OOO, Losses Paid. 7oo ooo
Instead of the profits for seml.anup,I ,l,,,i.
~ ""N,''oH 10 premiums, usually drawn trnn, ~,
"Su'eu' Ny slDcA companies, to nav eas,,,n -, Wv
""'uets, 'he 'ales IN the lLLGNOis Murr,I n.y. y"
,fu''ap'y arranged as only to requlre ram ~ y"
nil Ia's eu'h'''h' money TO pay, with cfJ,ajnt,,
nmomn,, a"u 'APeh'ss' The premium notes nov
49," '"n'"s 10 over one MiHiOn U0IlgyS 80.
..''u ny lien upon the proper,y in,r,o Wv . ~
o'ct ZEN Millions. THIS annie G,nJ ,,r 'a'''"
hn'""''' inf the payment OF sr,rU lass, ,i
IN nm. peihg al located IN Illinois, and sn,,"o,
,h,s ""h laws No policies are issued ',,, y,
tlon-.aii 'n' members are subject to no Iit,g,
ton. All Lssss "'lnR adjusted by agfeed arbltfa.
nccr,,i ~ 'oS'fS faAhtd UithiH aiu,iy I,,,, 49,,
"''u' under pot'ci,s pdid ycayIv IN ""S'' 'h"'
u >. :, BOARD OF DIRECTORS
b. X. Hart, Samuel Wadr :, iWhS
nIIman, Timothy Turner. p'llDhRs' b'
mopeft smith, Henry Led, jan" i'"uo"I,'
Wm'sen"'PPt, benjamin +. Long, EI,,stiG -
FRANCES A Hoffman,, Lewis Kcitto,n r,'as i'eoafG,
Atwood; ''''""efg'f, VI, &,
NJ q. ATWOOD, pfesIdcn,
LhWlS kELLENBERGER. Tro,.n,,.
JniiN ATWOOD, Secretary. '"'"''''
JOIN BLAlSDELL, Gcneral ,gon,
D. r. TOWARD, Asst Gcn'l Agent.
and Hs ,o nave been appointed IN every comfy
""u IN an the principal cities and towns NM
'',''' application for insurance may he ,n.ds ~. ,o
Mai,n n n1h'f' Agent for Hampton; y. ". Gourt
'"0''"e' ana Brown Devorc, Por Byron. '"'''
JAMES NJ. BuFoRD.
Agent for Rock Island Illinois
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W. ID. WILLIAMS.

\ ITOl;NEl & cot NSELOR AT LAW.
"a Rock Island, HIS, will practice IN any f,hc
Courts OF Iinols or Iowa Military Claims, state
or National, adjusted aud collected Collections
made aud promptly paid over. Deeds, Mortgages.
WIS Assignments, Contracts, etc, drawn with
legal accuracy.
Once, IN Charles Byiord's Block. corner Illinois
aud Eagle Streets, Room No. j. upstairs
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:, rams ''a'r the West SIDE Union Depot. cor
'''"''"" ana canal streets, Chicago, as follows .
o'oo a. m.-taSt Line, c.copt SUNDAYS.
~ p N NIeht Express, except Saturdays.
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81 DIR. y. Il. s,GEsNIOsD will he alb
sent from the city until next fall when he will re.
sumo his duties A. usual. may2i
~ CHEoPLABfTC BONE TEETH,
without metal plate Or ol'sps, by
ID r. q. b. SIG E y M q N ID.
90 Broadway, New York; and 900 Penus. avenue,
bot 18th and 18th Sta Washington, D. O.,
Calls thu attention Of the public to The following
advantages Of hls iInprsved system:
Let Tbs teoth ofhil ufnoturc will never oorrode
nor change color By any acids sud srs three fourth
lighter than any other.
ID. No teeth or rootA reed bs extracted - the
artificial ones ocn hs Inserted over them.
3D.. The root' will be made inoSsnalvo snd never
10 sohs.
lth No temporary teeth nre needed, q permanent
ones oAn Be- made Immediately, thereby preserving
the natural axprs-son Of the face, which, snder tho
old system, u frequently disngured.
6th This work has bean fully tested, for over Eve
years, By many Of the frat ChcaiEts md Physicians
Of this and the old country.
Or. s. has also invented . white iudesiruotIble
metal hlling with whoh the most sentative teeth can
Be dlled without pain, and oan build up . perftot
ssund tooth on any side roots, which will last
Bc refers 10 the following gentlemen: Dr.. y. Mott,
DR.. noremus, Professor Of Chsmistfy; Hon. A
Mann, Jun D.; Capt Crabtree, Vice President Of the
Emigration Co. Of New York Hon Judge Wayne,
q the Supreme Court, Of Washington, D. O.; and
thousands Of others.
Can snd examine yourselves nov s-sm
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EREAy CENTRAL RUUTL
NJ FOR THE WE6T, ra
HppsOS RIVER RAILROAD ani NEW FORK
CKE7RLL RdILROzD

On AND AYTrR DxoEyNsR ., 1861,
Express Trsius leave New York city depots o,
tindson River Railroad daily, Sundays excepted, ~
4 i;c% rs CHAMBERS s;cn 3',A ;;,''' station
. sisrM 10 sSp ?. M N. Of" p I"
Train with sleeping 10 40 o. In
cars, 1915 p. m,
On suspAI., the foll3wrng trains will be run To
and from Sthh street; The 1910 , m, sleeping oar
Train for Albany aud Troy, and the . 80 . m, from
Troy, aud 10 p. NJ ;s@in from Albany
lral Railroad TOR soheneotady, Rochester, Utica
Batavia, Rome, and stations on Rolns aud WatH
town Railroad, Buffalo, syracuse, Niagara Falb.
Tssins IN eSnnssiion leave Bussic and Suspension
uia lake Shore, Buffalo and Lake Huron and Great
Western Railroad, for Hamilton, Toronto, Detroit.
Grosse Il .tson fiaris DuCSlen G sl-ns, bunl.ith @
DubuIus, reoris, Rock Island Muscatinc, !owaCaty,
Cairo ferre hsats IpdansPoll,, L9ui.viIls Cinsin
West, Horthwest and Southwes:
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting with Trains At Troy, with Troy and
whitehall, Rutland, Burlington, 81 .AlbanS, Rouse
Point, flstsourgh, Ogdepsbursh, Montreal, 10.
~ Freight Arrangements By thl, routs ss above
bers and Hvdon strcet- are At all tmes az favorabs
ss made by other Hailrosd Companies. The faoili.
ties oi this l. ont Fs- York Route to the Wost com
mend y to the confidence Of merchants ind shippers
Passenger Trains, with smoking and sleeping
Cars, run In connection on the New York Central
Road.
For particulars - to local train sand freight A.
rsrst""nfH, inquire t the depot, % Warren street.
dec II Superintendent.
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DATENT OFFICE sISEs..
Soldiers Pensions & Bounties.
SD.NES 4 ALEX.a.H'DER.

The undersigned have entered into co partner
ship, a. ATiORSIES and SOLICITORS, for the
procuring OF PATENTS, and ell other kinds Of
business, at the Patent Office
Especial attention will be given 10 rejected appli
cations, 10 extensions and opposition to extensions
and to taking and preparing evidence and srgu
ments in interference cases
The undersigned will also attend to obtaining
PENSIONS and R0UNTIES for Soldiers serving
during the present and previous wars, and to the
prosecution generally Of all similar Glasses of busi
ness with the Government.
Once. corner OF Seventh and + streets, opposite
the Patent Oftics. DANIEL r.. SOMtS,
c. NJ. ALEXANDER
WAsuMoTos, March 10, 1891 msvl7- ihvtt
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rs. L r L A DIS
Anti-Rheumatio Band I
PERMANENTLY ogRss
RRSBsATISk, IN u oarsoui formi,
GOU7 ond NECRAL0A,
STHTFlyEsS sWd NKR V0US FYEC71OHS,
IMPURITIES 1 Ne BLOOD,
ANd W Eul kTta, Of Mercury.


II b conveniently. arranged BAND or BELT, oon.
tanning medca:ed compound, TO be worn around
the body, about the waist, EouALLr AJyHofiso ALL
Parts, aAzeou ~ distas may b, and can be worn
WilAoss t,gury 70 the mod islicS,e person.
By this treatment, the medioina properties con.
tanned In tho BAsp, being Of Atokly arcma,ie and
ooldt1e nature, and capable Of being readily obsorSed
srosyA M pore Of As sin, come into dirsa sonaa with
the BLOOD and general cresldton, without FIRST pass
ing through the process Of digestion, which would
tend not only TO detraot from their curative powers
but to impair the internal organs and derarge the
digestion also-thus avoiding the Ujurtous s6e1i 60
often the result OF tneTndl remedies, and e6eohng
pvted cure BY purifying and equalifno Ne cirssatsoa a
Ne vital fu.d and resiotno he para ddaasd 20 AealAy
ondilion. This BAND Il also mna pooerfii " ArTi
MEacuRIAL AGENT" and will ena,ty re'ie-. the sys
ten from itg ps'ric,o1a efecs.
Moderate cases are cured in few days, and we are
constantly receiving wdc&ted testimonlals-to which
invite insreoton At our olce-of their effcaoy 10
aggravated cseel OF long Handing.
Price Two Dc lars. Sent by mall upon rscsipt Of
", or BY sxpros everywhere with al nece;'a,y n
sru-icn:, from the principal Once of
O. SMITH h co, Prorrtetors,
49l Broadway, New York,
N. B,--Dcsrtpt,ss circular, ,er,' frs.
81 This Band will aot iutore-c Nth :!.s -nrieT.
duties. nov it-lv
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ENnsT GLASS BOARDING HOUSE,

II. saIsr0ianeL boz icaye to call the attention o
the ciizena AID travelling com nunity 10 the Hone
they have ust opened 10 the accommodation OF Zen
temen and ladies The House Ia furnished In spisdy
sty yle-LalEe Airy Rooms, Chambers and ParIors The
table win be tupped with all the deleoaoies OF The
season No .psias nor expense shall Be sparsd
70 give satisfaction to all who may pstronixe ,hs
house. Sirot attention TO orders tn i may be given
ior dinners, &c, attentive aud o,liglng serTantI
House sligibly Ituaicd on tina corner Of rw6nteth
and sireets west, lately occupied by Surgeon
Gsseral Lawson. BROWN 20
may le- (Ssr&Intell
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cow
DnHsIOs SlllD1CX,|

OnNslOH o. 49,
Application having bssl
seriSsd hsieis, which are
esFsScaS q Inc tssor viii 6>
'iNs. Ns !, :s,d e: ~ re ,sc cssssss sS;ss s.r
sry, iss9 3 ihver Il ThcsE Bio s!!ll
oiptah H.ntss's ssePen,, Battalion
No. 3 q; isc e ssrs, s.nssd dS suasr a. ofllth
SoSs; ss.; s;
kS,M ~ g, Il i:s ~, ;;sss ssd:s iAs lso. o.
s.s 'IH ar.nssa Nay W sh, July is ,sca anu
NJ ,roh, 1855, in the name Of Joss Meteor sedilio,
'nS No vi ssnisse sSa My s ss 'ss syor Of
william STARK, Matilda Admire, Eiissbsth Bssh,
r eston STARK, and other., brothsu ma si.,srs Of
crmpsny, First Kentucky volunteers, (wsr With
MeIioo1 dated April I, 1s5o-Ausust ., 1888
unds, hs act ssa S
NO 60 20, ioI ieo .sro., isssa under the &C, Of
wss W srsnied @ Decembsr %, isss"XuEust :, 1851 1
September 1850, 10 ths name Of Julian May, and
No. 81, ,tss, for 100 aores hsu.d under the act of
March, 1855 In the name Of Esth =, dow Of Joseph
ROCKWELL, and was granted June 20, 1S66-August
No. 50 l4l, for 100 ACES, Issued under the 40, Of
March, 1856, 10 the name Of Laura widow Of Ira T.
Day, and was granted February 2, ls6e-August 0,
No % ai7, for go acres, Issued und,r the act OF
March, 1886 In the rame Of Sarah, widow of Warren
Bumgu', and was granted October -, isS5-August
No. H. $50, for l2o acres ,ued under the act Of
March, 1855, In he name Of Elizabeth r., widow Of
H. imin W. Brookhouse and was grautd Sspiem.
Der =, lsa6-August9 0, 1852.
No; 1873, for $50 acres, Issued uultr The cot Of
granted A pril rs. 1905 August Q, IS 2
No. 81 S2t, for 1a5 aous, lsju.d under the act Of
March, 1855, Ia the name Of Elizabeth, wi low Of
Jo' n Gsidne,, and was granted October s, 1856
Nc. u,sio, for 100 acres ! susd under TIE act Of
Mach, 1856, in the nnme Of Mary, widow of George
~rtht, and was granted January !, ls;6--August
No as,s7s, for 40 acres, Issued uuder thu sot of
September, $50, In the name OF gay IIobcr, and
wns arnned Ocis6er 81, lstl-AugNt o, 1863
No. a., ,o26, for 40 acres Issued uTder the act Of
ptcmbef, 1850, Ia the name OF Content, widow OF
august ., 1862.
Eo-ell 56s. for 40 acres Issued WIDER the &c, of
and was granted July -, lsbj--A igust 0 1859.
no; 8,ll1, fo' lGo a,res, Issued lndsr the act of
March, 1865, In the name OF Abgtll, widow of Levi
Mo,.e, and was granted scp'emoV2, ,isS5--August
No 10 sss, for 20 acres, i..ued LnGsr the A., Of
March, 1855, In the nain. Of Cyuus vi 10 Of Gut.
dta II i,chins, aed was gran'ed Novfnbef;N. .isi.
Aug %, lsS?.
No. 7s.i63, for 100 acres. issued u,der the not Of
,rvh, 1855, 10 the name OF 1imot' +. Johnson.
and was granted March I, 1855 Augu 80, 1862.
JOSEPH n HAb.t%,.
Cofnui ssions,
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FOK HV3ION, "
wORCE.TkR. PALMER, fI1CHBURG,
NASHUA, LOWELL, CONCORD, THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS, AND In
TERMEDIATE POINTS.
- THE new and staunch steamers OF
.& the Norwich Line, CITY OF BOZ
TON am CITY OF NEW YORK, leave New York
daily, Sundnyy excepted } at O'Clock, p m, from
rief No. 80, North River, foot Of vtstry street,
FOR NEW LONDON,
There conncc ing With the Steamboat kxptess
Train ihr the alb ave points, ria Norwich and Wor.
ocser, BJston aud W, rcfstsr Worcester and a,hua
and New London and Northern Railroads
Freight taken Of the lowest rates
For Information inquire Of "
4. s. MARTIN,
mye5u Agent, on thu Pier.
The national Republican., 1862-07-01

I'VE UNION WILL SVAND,
NO NATTER WHO'S PRESIDENT
Constqusntly, shall rcmain In Washington, arc
continue 10 pursue my occupation OF
HoUsI, SION, AND ORNAMENTAL
~ r a Y NJ II Z NJ CIR %
GLIDING in all its branches. o!d GLAZING
prsmpNy attended 10. Psinting and OrneInentn,
tsntion to the Painting Of Roof and Brick Walls.
AL the above will do - cheap ~ tho cheapest
therefore solicit the patronage tf my friendsan
fellow citizens Of the District Punctuaity strloty
observed, and work done In the best manner
You Will please mind your stops, and stop d
n. T. PARKERb
Painting Establishnent,
10. b3 Lou'ssna avenue (nerth side),
between Sixth and Beventh street,,
e.-6lgns put ~ free Of charge. a usual
The national Republican., 1862-07-01
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