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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-17
PROBATE NOTICE.


STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County.
10 all Administrators, ErnTW2rs mt Ghardtans =
As the statute Law OF this State requires all Ad-
minlstrator4 and Executors to render an account
OF their ADMINISTRATIONS At least once IN each
wear. to the Probate Court, and also at the end OF
two wears At talthest to close the settlement of es-
tatrs therefore,
Noitrc IS hereag giutt, to All Administrators OF
estates in sad County, 10 render account of then
administrations, to and before said Probate Court
agrceabIy 10 the requirements of law also Guard
lans Of wards IN Ink" manner in order to prevent
the necessity Of issuing summons.
BY order Of Court.
JOSEPH COMET, Clerk.
Rock Island. Jan. 18th, 1862.
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J. j. iti.titDSIi.N,
:. %. SWEENEY.

I TfORNEi ~ COUNSELOR At LAW
l Office 10 the Court House, Rock island,
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4 TrORNEY ~ COUNSELOR AT LAW
IA Office, corner of Eagle \ Illinois streets
near the CITY Scales, Rock Island, Illinois,
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IIIAs. VI. O~iiORN.


TrORNEY and Counsellor at Law. ..
y tie" IN the Court House.
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LEY -
s,tnI.i.t ~ W Ellis.
L. lfRNSEN(,I.Ik.

4 TTORNEIS At LAW, Rock Island, II
! Ohicrln Bailey and Boyle's Block.
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RED.

In the Baptist church, in this city, April 10Th,
by Rev. Isaac Gray, j. \. Reid, VI. D., OF Davcu-
port, and Miss Anne Berry, of Rock island
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CARTER l. HATCH

WOULD urgently request all persons hav-
w ing unsettled accounts with them TO settle
the same Immediately.
Rock Island, Oct. IL, 1861
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PorAToEs POTATOES N. Perry has re.
ceivcl a very fine lot Of Peaehblow potatoes,
which he offers for sale.
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foR the best quality Of double refined gold.
On amber syrup, 90 to \. perry's.
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~ tRSD(N ~ ky.l,I

NNUFACrURER> of Soap and Cam
VI dies, Rock Island, Ill. Cash paid for Tai
Ipw and Grease.
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A CoLLoLUY.--Jlhe following is scene in
real life. 4 stranger whom we never set eyes
ON before, enters the Office, and proceeds to
make the following remarks:
Say, Mister, they tell me this is the place
to get the news. Jest stop that writing a
minnet, and tell us how It's. What's the last
tightn' news? Who's licked? Come, tell
us all about it,"
The editor lifts his head from the manu-
script before him, and, glancing at the stran.
ger, says respectfully:
"My dear sir, am very busy just at this
moment, and Of course can't 20 into details.
Here is the evening paper, however, which
contains the latest news"
The stranger extends his hand gracefully,
and taking the newspaper he glances at it "a
moment, and then turns to leave the Office
with the paper in his hand. The editor feels
it his duty to utter the appended remark
'Look here, sir We have careless habit
in this office Of charging small amount for
these papers. IT, way we have which helps
Us to live"
The stranger looks surprised and re-
spends:
"Charso, do you? Why gracious. I
thought you Civ 'em away, | can't afford
to take paper when it costs anything. -
"Well, sir" retorts the editor, with some
aci1ity in his tone, Eve can't afford to let you
have that document. If you can't afford to
pay five cents to crafty your desire to have
the latest war news, you have no particular
business about printing Office You ought
to have gumpton enough to know that every
one Of these papers costs Us time, labor and
money; and if we get no return for expenses
how are we going to live p Desmoines Re
giStcr.
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LOCAL iFF AIRS.
". q. RANDALL wishes Us 10 say that sports
men who want minnows can be supplied by
calling un him, Mt the ferry wharf

NoRFroRr. The heavy thunder storm, to.
day, cuts of our Geographic news again. We
regret it Us much rs our readers can but
the lightning don't consult US as to the time
it will play It's pranks on the wires,
IT is gratifying to see that few people
are beginning to improve their sidewalks
about town, The walks are in a horrible con.
d,rioo generally, and the ward supervisors
ought to see that repairs are nude ut once.
1t is Il public disgrace II allow such mIscra
BILE apologies for sidewalks to exist In many
places about town, where fires have occurred,
nothing has been done towards replacing the
burnt or broken walks This should be at
tended to at once The ward supervisors
have ample power to require the walks to be
rebuilt, aud they should d. il at once.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.
J.. "
COOK ~ DRURY.

Successors of Cook, Dillon * Lndley,)
Davenport lowa.
WE have formed a partnership for the
w pratlce Of Law, to which we shall devote
our personal attention. COOK K DkURY.
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4. u. CUTTER.

HAVING been appointed by julius Schulze
| | his agent, to conduct the above business
on strictly
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arm hv RI. s,me sbeI Thay hay. b,,b
gono AVN n savannah We boy. u,,.,s.o
waundei-all slightly.
,no,her letter. 10 John ly,r..o u
,ri,,or /, ,his office from + / Joho.oo ,,,.
ne,ly - nrintcr hov in the R,,iyte, Office l,,.
"a pr,.tnrg LANDING AnriI Iotb wo. 20.
oe,r,, ,s,o,i,,, III. a,,,,o,,c cha H.,
Tia i .f,nilor "a char. R,,f,,r;o,,, a.,
ne,,..,r u,o Jeo,h q ana I.'. n,,as
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~ W., a." "','' ''y' '"' Wv '>S ""' We
father was also killed in the same battle.
They were al members Of Caut. ruhicus
company.
The regiment, the I'D, Col. RAth, had ~
killed, and li3 wounded.
Tnr best place for good and cheap dry
goods and millinery gouds is at Block Il New.
'"'E'' = Ivy S'"' '''' '"'N'E at 49,,
S''' F',"',' "",'' ""' NV" It ","''''' Il. 80
P''"''' "'u' S"'''' J",' ''''N'"
white goods at New York wholesale price.
Carpets and oil cloths cheaper than at any
al hrr nlura in th. r,uptry
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Tho great trouble with sewing machines thus
far, has been that those which are good for any,
thing, such as Singers, Grover 4 Bakers, or
Wheeler Wilson's are too expensive. whilst the
cheaper ones were made SO imperfect that they
dld not answer the purpose. Messrs. George f.
Collins Co., of Chicago, bring now before the
American public EIIot's improved "Pearl"
doubI" threaded machine, which has all the per-
l"ou"ns oi the higher priced machines, and only
costs Sjo.-Gfaa Rapfh tNrtt dtrcrhsr.
ENi0"y "Prrf' Scmiag Mlclta.-Wc can
truly say that Il is, for the family, rHF invention
OF the age, How rapidly aud pleasantly 1t works
and what q convenience It must be Wcwonder
II hRy family viii bc without them when they can
be obtained at SO Iuw price as $50 five had a
wife, Farm aud family, surely we should have
one of these machines, Tor they are Just the thing
for a tarmof's--or, for that matter, anyb0dy's--
amlly -BoHJH HerdH.
Chcap ant Serrirclbic-Wc have, for some
weeks past, had on trial one OF Eltot's Improy-
ed "Pclr" Sewing Machines. The price oft
being cheaper than that OF any other machine, We
were somewhat skeptcal regarding its reliability;
but after thorough aud critical trial. we will say
It is every way worthy oi the high reputation sus-
tanned by 1t. Its Cheapness, instead of detractng
from IT'S worth makes It the more desirable IN
these hard tunes Its stitch Is perfect, and then
the working of It IS so simple that its use IL
easily learned. To our family friends we fully
recommend It christian Tunes.
Faymrrs' HJrrs and Dtagdic,H.-We refer 10
EIhot's ''Pcah" Sewing Machine, the simplicity
and usefulness otwhich cannot be oyer-estmated.
1t has all the requisites OF good and servIceable
machine, and Ia" price places 1t within the reach
# all. 70 those of our readers who wish good
and, AT the same time, cheap machine, We unhes-
t1tIngly recommend the one above mentloned.-
runners GaSette.
ENi0ttS HHpr0red Tpcuri', Soirinp 1Iocbi,e
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MEarHts, the great cotton market, will
soon he ours, therefore W. Gimbel will sell
good Glencoe prints, warranted fast colors at
10 cents per yari-Merrimac prints at T.!
Forty spring hlopskirt, at sluJ. Apllidw2w
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ARTISAN WELL PUMPS.

NV 1zNf4E4V W k1EH WI "
TIE subscriber has purchased the right to
Manufacture and sell Christian Il Becer's Double
and SngIc-Actlng ArtesIan Well Pump, and IS
now pre- pared to answer all orders for the same,
The pump IS new invention and superior TO
any now IN use. 1t is proof against frost, and
can be used as tire engine. or to water gardens.
Throws a steady stream, and at great distance.
For deep drilled wells 1t is the very best IN
Use. Also for railroad stations, or for mining
purposes.
trteSian Wells Bored
work warranted to give satisfaction, ADDRESS,
{. l.. MERRILL,
Rock Island illinois
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Mr. JAMES NJ. BufoRD has been appointed

Mr. JAMES NJ BufoRD has been appointed
agent for the Home Insurance company, Of
New York city, ana will, hereafter, attend to
the business Of that company, for this see.
ton,
The Home has Il capital Of one million and
It half of dollars, and is managed by liberal
and generous men, who pay losses promptly
and without grumbng.
Mr. Buforl is now agent for the following
companies:
Home, Of New York
. Old Hartford OF Hartford
.Etna, %
New England,
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ADfY. yoxx. rurxLx,

LID ooa' JAxxs bAxEas connaadaag D
Io'Wa infantry, 81 the baasls Of Pisssburs
landing, pays the following high eonpls,
nsas, 10 bic olscial rspors, Of our towns.
man Josl TERMS:
!. ! eafaes beasew ieohigh praise On sha
isSen0cs of my eaiacsrs aad men during the
aptiye sisns that we were nader am I an
Pa1Te4falarty laeoted 20 Adjs. Tatsls for the
nas'r 1ss'slesa aad eneEgesae manner Ia which be
alscnassea ais aasaes, he was tie oaly
aalsslla1so oneer Rad TO assist nae, and
n9ot POP aug as peE2esm every duty enjoiaed
% hias nls nofss vas wounded under him
aa sunday evening. and be was compel
sso sS 70 aasnoans and leave hin. Sssgs.
laAlos hasah vas brass, always at kis
posss ever ready to asaist Ia the Eosssat Of
the Eight. =.
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1t would BE- veil fer those who are be.
coming excited in reference to the new
miHes % hsaE both aides of the question
and then drcids. M. AcIniire, a Kentir-
man veil known ia this community, has
a letter which be has just received from a
fEisnd in the Salmon River nines, who
eaa Dc relied On for truth and verAcisv.
who left this country for that region over
q year ago. He states that himself and
over 0iaa shosas0Ed Others, alitha& can get
away, are leaving there for Pike's Peak.
lie states, also, that seven dollars iay
Is the beat sssas has ever been done in those
Iasness and but very few have done that.
IL would certainly seem bat business pru.
dsnos and ssgacity to wait till better eTi-
dence vas obtained Of the extent and rich
ness Of the mines than newspaper reports,
before leaving caaatry of, TO say the
least, fair gJid prospects and vast extent,
and as the comm euccnent Of q season of
brighter promise than ever before Dsa-
tsr RsUs.
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sroFPlSG LEAK.- One Of the nurusr-
oas systems of Plunder which has thrived
upon fhe goFernmsnE troubles has been
smoked out By 9. s. Marshal. Tho
leading Operator in this villaipy is res
Ident of Staten Island, BY the naus Of
John u. Giles. His plan is stated to
have been to procure tho enlistment Of
professional thieves into regiments, by
means Of whom be has secured articles
of clothing and weapons such IS could
be easily carried away. These he has
purchased a. nominal prices, acting as
receiver for the thief. He has also been
n the PrSrasee Of snaseing soldiers 10 bis
piasce, ana then bartering their clothing
ana equipments for liquor or she aeans
with which to procure il, Several large
packages Of goods have beaa seazed at
his place on Staten Island, and it is
'hought that an additional quantity will
be received.
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FRuITs o. RxFuRLIcAxrzx N WAsHnSs-
ToE CfTTs--A correspondent Of New
York Joarnal gives the following gloomy
description of the moral condition Of
Washington City, as consequent npoa Re-
publiean rule:
" IL is perhaps natural consequence Of
ell that has recently taken place in the
District of Columbia, bat the fact fs no.
,torous, that intemperanee, gambling, ssd
the kindred evil eE lscentiousnsss awere
never more common IN the district than
at this time And though it may be true
that The proposition TO abolish slavery in
the Ten tory, has eauaed the tramp of
many slaves into adjoining States, we
have to thank the abolitIanissa for the i'm
formation of a miserable and most pro.
figate set Of free negro wonen, whe daily
crowd the sidewalks, eve1ywheEe. And
even with the respectable portion of our
there Is such AZ uadsr curreut
pf trAitor-sentiment prevailing, that fam
flies are becoming daily divided, the saE,-
porsers and members Of our ckasehes are
9uarraling wiEh.each other, and With The
disloyal pastors. so thai il doss seosn as If
Satan himself had bsen les loose upon the
land.'i
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TAE HUG DIsEAsE-THK REkEDg.--We
learn that hoga ara ayink Of ii wholesal .
All oEss the country. Hundreds dis every
DAY, One man Ia. Winfield township has
lest about forty. Is il whas Is called sh %
boz cholera, Es believe and may bscuEed
by applying the following remedy:
MIKE . mixture composed Of four
pouads Of sulphar, four pounds Of mad.
der, two pounds OF salIpeEEes and twa
pounds of black Rutlmoay. Give one
Tablespoonful to each hog In their swill,
after latting them get very thirsty. We
are Indebted to Edwin Smith fer the re-
eeipe. A farmer who bad lost laEg4
nuInber By she epidemic, applied the ..
boye named remedy With parfeck snecsas.
-- Davenport Asses. - ~ a.......s 4
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=. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, WEDNESDAY, MAY , 1859


i IAe sloak In khe towsE Of EAa Osshsssxa!
sI Ssxsasesrg, il ma oaIy moasses il
sizsy bat Ii chs snosa wazadaxaul piaes oI
ImecAAnism In the wssld. Is d one han
assa lest high, thirty fsss vide, and GE.
seea fsss deep. AhJas swsnsy fees from
Tbs Aosssm 10 ths dial, on aaoh aide Of
IwhlcA 10 ehesab, Aoldang sEaall saallss
IN his hand while over the dad 10 q small
heils the oheruh On the lsss strikes the
Asst quarter, and shss on the right the
seeead quarter Fifty feet shove sha di !
ai 10 . colossal 6gure Of Time, With bell
- hiA isft hAad and . syshe ia bis right.
hgure OF yoaag man In frant strikes
ths laird quarter On the ,ball in Times
left hand, and shen surna and sifaes with
o allow sssp asouad behind Time, when
oas spmes an old msa With o aaalles and
places hlmself In front Of the great reap
er. As The hour Of twelve comes, the old
man deliberately strikes With much pow.
ef, twelYe siAea aa sAe bail. he shsss
eliaes slowly behind Time, and ths y4ung
man again comes oas and takes his posi-
saen, ready to do his daay whnn aaliad
npon BY the machinery. As soon NJ ths
old man has struck twelve and disappear
I'd, another sss of machinery is ses In mo-
sson, some swslvs Feet higher, where there
- o asRh cross wish shs image Of Chrlst |
apon 10. The inssans swslvs il strasck = |
agars OF one Of the Apostles walks out |
lse@ behind, cones in Front, tasna facing |
lAa ssesss baws, and walks on areuud 70 |
ass place. This il repeated until The
swslss Apostle, Large ~ life, walk ous,
bow, sAd pass on. As the laas appears, an
snornsua game cock, psEshed on the PIN
aaois OF the olock, aowly fsps his wings,
Iszaseaas forth his meek and erows three
lmes, so loud a. to be heard ousaids Of
ne church 10 sone dissshse, and with life
lie naturAIness. Then all ia stiu 8.
Esath.
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Gw The huseatint Journal. Gate Cstv
and oeasr ultra Republican journals, seers
sop De 10 great tribulAtion now a-davs over
the psospects of ths Democratic party
ghsy zee the hand writing on the vail
ThR masses Of the Northern peopIe have
bceoaae fully convinced of the fafsahoods
which arc practiced upon them By the Re-
publican leaders. they we're told that
fFseaom wac in danger; that the sIaye
power was about 70 overthrow the great
principles OF republican liberty on which
this nation was founded, and slavery was
TO Dc established all over the free North
1hroagh the iuiueace Of the Democratic
party. They utterly ignored the fact that
the Government owed all its greatness to
The influence OF that party that from the
foundation of the Government the Demo
cratic party had been In power and had
controlled all Hssionai affairs for three |
touFths Of the time down to the election
Of Mr.. Lincoln. Yet, with these facts |
staring them IN che face, the political lead |
srs of the Republican organization boldly |
announced from the pulpit, the rostrum |
and ths tripod, thas bis political party, TO |
Shieh the country owed all its grsasnes ess,
#as engaged in crusade for it's over
C0aaIisusion.
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NO. ).

-
loaisd, from bis scarf. 1 VS. In adva,,t
of sMe kassssa, and as ehas ranmesss 4 I,
psessha1 hias bat snddanly turrrfnw. {
isyslsd shA pistol as my hsaas sxslalus
ing = -,
Is Stand % your life; and bear .ne
Tbs ballet thas slsw my love was Intend.
cd for my EsvsL 4 care not 60 hve.-
Hisaoas her there is no san, no iaosn, nc
stag, no aowsr. We we're sexashsx Lila
tns stars Of heaven. but pow ws ase part
ed and wander IKE trackIeas rneasoss. Ts
my heart rsgss . eonsunfag Gre, whsoh
ean enly be qusnehed in blood. Daath
y . fogntain At which ws must ssrink
sooner Or LASER. ] dEink ii new. Fare
= Ia IA iassaas be- placed the uisseI 10
ais breast, ead his hsast's blood bespriuk.
sd the hrokea column On which yoa Mi
Poor fellow be knew pos half hss rash.
iesa; for when the eoanssl came forwrrrs
aso shs baleosy, IL was 70 saks lssve of
asddls. D., - taaa day ha had ssaio-
ed Aes hand and had bssa refsssd.n p
y -
Beckess Ase atwsys used a4 RsyreuS "a, ery.s stsus
Fg and In tAia tuxsxnsa ~ ssv wara 80
sc sf ~ signals ~ the lovers Il
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THE BeGCs TRKAsURY NorEs.-Tbe
counterfeit treasury notes discovered in
st. Louis aEe admir4biy y executed. 1t il
considered al exceedingly fortunate eur
eamstaace thst this stapendous couater-
feiting Gehens wAs fEastFated ahas earIy,
As the limitations Of shs Treasury waEanss
AEs 1noss excellent. The sIG bills are
proHoancsa perfect with saly oas sxeep-
tioo. The letter s'U. So are omitted on
she breast piass Of the aoadpss of Liber-
sy. Ia otkax respects the imiasions are
exact.
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FAsHgFUL Fun AGcIDESTs---A servant
girl, named Mary Conaar, aged about Af :
tsea, years, in the family OF Geo. Carmau,
Eada' Ras, in this sisy, waa fsighafalls
burned on Saturday night IL appears
that sbe had been 10 the habit of satuFst4
ing the kindllng wood in mixture Of
ksFoseas and burning fuid, and on this
occasion poured Il upon The kiadliag after
i was In the stove. There happ"ned to
be some fire in the stove at the tiIHa and
TIE result can be easily imagined. Her
clothes wers saturated by The explosion,
and OF course she was wrapped Ia iamss.
She was very badly burned on the lirnbs,
and DIR, Adler lie Of the opinion that she
cannot surwivs.-D Davenport Nezss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-07

a POPULAR CRlMK,-~TEeason, as il is
defined BY Abolition newspapers, is be-
coming quite prevalent, especially in the
NoFth-wes Every democratic success
or election is Denounced by the Abolition
press - 8 triumph of treason. So, &c.
eorsifng 30 those newspapers, treason ia
becoming apopular as vellas a prevalent
crime The people, nearly all, aud es-
peeially Of tho North west will sosg De
traitors seeording to these abolition
journals.
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MAIL LETTINGS.

WAsHHoroS, April A-At neon to-
day was oonmsneed the anr,ouuce,n and of
s0e . decisions on tbs proposals for carry
ing the mails on the PaeiAc coast ana h
'ne "ess ana Northwest, &c. A large
nunaoer !, OF bidders wsrs in attendance as
sue m ross once Department The propo-
sals ss IoF tne Pscihc eoast are vary mnch
aigner than Formerly, and those from
nsnpsaexy and Missouri are considerably
advanced, owing doubtless to the miliEasy
aistasoanees In those States, while in
lnulana, Illinois, and other States, the
Efss are lower. In all the number Of
~ sSs'es are ABOUT $500, averaging ten
oads nor eaeh. The sum total Of the
OnrSs, TOR Fhe entire lettings 10 about
equal TO that Of four years ago Tor sim.
Aas service. 49, -
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a aopEL PosTAAsTEa--HowsIl, Of the
heokak Post 0face, ought 10 hays he
credit of being the most estraordinary
poss mastsr In she State. The coasfas.,.
EtoE relates seVeral Instances of the snFx,.
Der IN witch ne postal matters are carried
on, among which is the following. aLel-
ters ana papers are constantly being placed
In wroag BOXES letter containing
araff Tor ssoo was swept Out into sas ri.
leg, and sasge found among the rubbish
ny az outsider aud presented to q banker
OF this bT . person who bad no rigf,t I'd
the money Or the drafts
faswsIl says be vii noe nosses news
paPeE complaints soneesaine his aaaaaee-
meils. Good reason why, woshoaid iaaae.
Ion 7 notice ibis any on our acconaE, Ms.
Howell. = Davenpors Asos. 80"
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Alladiag to the saaesusaas Of wiaa |.
called naasarss Liqaos Law ID the Geaas-
q Assembly Of this State, sha CAioasO
Times says; r~, -. Sc
Ina iass nasaaass af sheas aggaasnssa
Iapasisis u from ehs Legislature af kesa.
That august asssmblage, ws undsEssaad,
- iss LAST ssssion, pasasd an axafsass
pFohlbatogy hqaoE Law. Besides inapsv-
iag tha asysrsiss penalties for violassana
OF tha laws IL pFovidss shak any psrscu
may givs infaEmalian where Iiauors ara
knoxn OF suspected 10 be kept, % wabcssy
lnaer aataop q saarah Warrant is obiigsd
e be Issued and 10 change sf vanas II
allawed 70 the aesaaed, NO matter beEass
whas court he mag be bEsught on shs cora-
plstnt. Tha selling Of alcohoIie LIQUORS Il
made . penasensiaxy offence.
Thai eaacanans il after the gsnuisas
PsttsEa.a gI - -. G @g
Yss-it 10, FaassioIsm having driven the
seasb tnts Rebellion, it ID now doing its
osss % drive common asnss men Of che
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