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DOMEsTIC PORTS.

DOMES14C KOA1Ss
SAN FRANCISCO Ar 10th inst, ship Galatea
MOBIIE-Ar 18th, barque Kate Stamler from
New York; brigs Stephen Duncan, Horton, do; 18th,
Star of Faith, Freeman, Boston.
sAVANNAH.Cld 2ist inst, brig Leonard Myers,
GE0RGEToWN-Ar 25th, brig Chas Heath, wy
man, Boston land cid for do); sch Sophia Jameson,
BALTIMORE Ar 2Sth, brig Mechanic, Hutchin-
PHILADELPHIA-Ar Goth, sch P simmons,
Godfrey, Boston.
I'll 26th, brigs Loeb LomOnd, Black, Portland; A
NEW YORK-Ar 26th, ship Resolute, McCiilvery,
Shanghai March %. passed Anjier April 49, Cape Of
&c July ist; brigs Ida Abbott, t3rl Clark Arroyo
Juliet Clark, ffeethy, Nueyitas; Forester, MUIR
cB agSe BraE 81 ANDREWS
Hazelton, Newbern NC Georgianna, Allen, Ellis
worth; Nile, oliver, Augusta; Trade Wind, Elmer
Ar nth, ship Elizabeth Hamilton, White, Havana;
schs Lusita, Underhill, Barac0a Snow Squall Shep-
pard, Mobile; Francisco, Kilby, Savannah; Trade
Cid nth, barques Scotland, Dawson, New Orleans
Zotof, earle, Bangor; Evelyn, Bowden, Frankfort;
comb, Charleston; sch Rebecca Q Lane, Lane, for
PRovIDENcE-Ar nth, sch nfineOla, Holt, from
PAwTUCKET-sld 9th, sch eeOrgana, Brown,
FALL RIVERA 26tbt sch Sarah Thomas, ffOm
NEWPoRT-Ar 2e sch Margaret, Tar, Bath for
Washington. 'rtss f q t.f..sf
Ar 27fn, schs Mary Louisa, Hammond, Calais for
Philadelphia; Belle, Whitmore, Ellsworth for New
Haven.
Sid 27th schs Caroline @, Pomeroy Calais for ston-
ington; Cicero Hartford, Camden for Bristol Sarah.
Thomas, I'm Rockland for New York; Bengal, Colt
and Mary Brewer, Pease, do for Sandy Hook; L S
6arnes, Coleman, Saco for do; n Berry, Plunmer,
Newark; Colson, Roberts, New York for Dan
vers; Mary Hall, Poland, Rockland for New York
st Lucar, Barnes, and Susan & Mary, Hail, Rock
NEW BEDFORD-Ar 9th, sch st Lucar, Barnes,
New York. "a E 4tFIf FtrU m
Sid 9th, sch Florida, Kelley, New York.
HOLINESS H0LE-S1d 9th schs EVELYN Crow
ley, New York for Boston; Harriet Neal O'Brien,
do for Eastport; Corinna, Jones, do for New York
Shooting Star, Marshall, FIN Calais for Philadelphia;
POI TO Rico Wentworth, I'm Bangor for Providence;
Crowell, do for Pawtucket: Koseiusko Pressey, I'm
Thomaston for New Bedford; Ned Sumter, Lord, FIN
New York for Newburyport.
BOSTON-Ar 9th, barQues A Cochrane, Pierce,
and Chas Brewer, Shaw, Philadelphia; brigs Maine,
Jarvis, Remedies; Coquette, Percival Sagua; schs
Union, Kelley, Rondout; Moses Eddy, Shute, New
fork Friends, Strout, Millbridge.
CID 9Th, schs VIM Wallace, Scull, for Lngan CD ;
Magnolia, Chase, Baltimore; Statesman, Cole, Ma
chlas; Glide Haskell, Rockland.
Al 2Sth, brig Annandale, Bunker, Enza0ethport.
Cid 2Sth, briggs Olive Frances, Small, Glaze Bay CB
Potomac, Perkins, Savannah; schs III Metealf
Rogers, ALBANY: Kate Walker, Gullifer, Bangor
California Wentworth, do; Alkaline, Ryan, Belfast;
Gen Washington, Farr, Portland.
SALEM-Ar 9th, brig Lyra, Haskell, Elizabeth
port.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Valencia LIST inst, ship s g Glover, MaIbon,
Callao via Gibraltar.
Ar at Vancouver Island 10th ult, ship Mary Glov-
err Arey, Hong Kong. Fl
At Rio Janeiro 10th ult, ships Montpelier, Watts
and Mary O'Brien, Yesper, from Cardiff disg
At Trinidad 10th inst, brig Abbie Titcomb Tit.
comb, for Northern US port. Ef7- > -
AT Nuevitas 10th inst, ship Baker, Allen, Tor New
York, ldg. wv
At Sagua 18th inst, ship John Harris. Chase tor
Philadelphia 18th; barques Eva H Fisk. Dfl. for a
port North Of Hatteras Chiffon for New YORK 10Th
nebec, Lilly, for do 18th; Mattaponv. and Henry
wilson. for ports North Of Hatteras ldg.
:, Ar at Bermuda Sd inst, brig Julia E Arey Weeks,
Bristol Eng.
:, At Lngan CB Goth inst, sch Richardson for Ney
New; and others.
Sid prev to goth, schs E Arculaiius, B Doeie'
and M A Gould, fr New York. r..
At dlace Bay CD 18th inst, barque Reunion Ai"-
cey, for New York 22d. u1tt
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Sch John Mather, Collins, from Fail River for
Cow Bay CB, in ballast, totally lost Cape Sa-
Die I'd inst. Crew saved.
Sch Sicero, before reported ashore on Brenton's
Point, off 26th without damage: will proceed to
Bristol after making some repairs 10 sails. mans
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY AND SECOND
SENATORIAL DISTRICT
CONVENTION.

The citizens ofcunberland County "who support
the National Administration of ANDREW JOHNSON,
and the State Administration Of SAMUEL CoNY, are
hereby requested to send Delegates to the Conven-
ton to be held in PORTLAND, at the CITY HALL,
ON ar 81
Thursday, Augu1t 18th,
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of
nominating Caaiiia5es for
COUNTY ATTORNEY. HEe 7AasnW
-FOUR SENATORS.
COUNTY TREASURER.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Also to elect COUNTY COMMITTEES for the ensu-
ing year. e-1..s--tss~A ~ -.te.,r
Each City and Town win be entitled to send one
Delegate and additional Delegate for every sew
eaty-hve votes cast for GOV. CoNY in Sept, 1864;
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MARIN e N EWS
TOT OF PoRTLANp.

saAl la Friday, July IS.
hi .a9i ARRIVED. ga.[ l7I.sH
Steamer Franconia, Sherwood, New York.
Steamer New York, Chisholm, from st John NIB
for Boston. tt & t'''s
Steamer Lewiston, Knight, Boston. Ila
Brig VIM ii Parks, Plummer, Philadelphia.
Sch Ida, Blake, Philadelphia.
Sch DAM Britain, Saunders Philadelphia
Sch Jas Garcelon, Anderson, Boston.
Sch Olive Elizabeth, Randall, Boston.
Sch L w Pierce, Collins Boston.
Sen Andrew jackson, Roberts, Wiscasset
SchJ G Jameson, Cook, Monhegan.
Brig Snow Bird, tBr) Guptill, Cardenas-Phinney
& Jackson. .II'l1l 81 ia. +llfl vrr
Sch Bramhall, Sawyer, Boston ID B Brown &
Sons. . t..t ..
sAILED-sch Gen Grant, Orchard, for Bay Cha
leur.
The new ship Anna, built by the Messers Blanchard
at Yarmouth, has been chartered to load lumber at
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-29

Tie County Committee win be in session at the
Hall, August 18th, at o'clock A. NJ
The Chairmen OF the several Town Committees are
requested to forward the Of their Delegates to
the Chairman of the County Commute, as soon as
they may be chosen. sss
LEWlSB. SMITH, Portland, Chairman.
LUKE BROWN, Bri gton,
WILLIAM SMALL, RAYMOND Omon
HOAsArI0 HIGdf, Scarboro', County
NAfhANIEL DYER, Pownal co........
SAMUEL GARLANlJ, Windham, Oommittee.
Poralnd, July 2Jth, 1SG5.-dtd
Evening Star copy.
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Hall's Rubber Emnorinrn

- ~ Middle Street, where every variety Of Rub
n1r 1OOds can be procured, at Manufacturers prices
cl ns. assortment Of Rubber, Jeweiry and Fancy
,s.s-. = ieAny magnificent. june2stf
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Brighton Live Stock Mnrket.

Prices-Beef Cattle, extra 12 d12.; First quality,
consisting Of good oxen, best steers, sc, 11s@12l
Second quality, or good fair beef II 6p113; Third
quality, light young cattle, cows, &C.. "a lO-total
weight of beef hides, and tallow.
Farrow, $50 40. 'lIl97 = l777 = y
Veal Calyes--&eG14. sff r-a --r ..- a.
Sheep and Lambs = Northern, a &c; Western,
S5la6A; Lambs, S3ta5 y head.
Swine-Shoafes wholesale, II S1l3c: retail 13sDl5:
Spring pigs pb, f792Oc Wholesale and 2Yd25 retail
Fat hogs 70 a12ic live weight. i.-l4 I'm ~ I.
Hides-7gSc y ID; country lots, 0aec. ~. ~.
Tal1ow-Sales at case ID ~.
+ Calf Skins-At 16a1sc y h. y l- ta
Pelts-37la75c each. 900 .i5a p III u iHa--
Peultry-2Oc " ID, live weight. ~
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CSty of Portland.

July 10Th, 1850.
NOTICE is hereby given the It is the intention Of
~ the City Council 10 establish graies for the fol-
lowing named Streets viz: dayo Casc), Oak, Pros
pect and Grove Streets, an that the Committ-e ON
streets &C., win hear alparties Interested therein
three and Ave O'clock X NJ Of that day. ON the sail
Streets respectively.
- 0'uei III ~ IfSssLEs K. GooDELL, @. c.. e.
July29dtd
iArRus cODv1 ...I.
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vs. Inc Boston Post thinks the Atlantic tel
egraph Is not likely to prove a priceless bles-
sing. '-N'
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Horse Railroad.

-f The Stockholders Of the
r. Ekiksfzkfft> Portland r. r. Company are
esESl tESSssfzgs1f hereby notified to meet atthe
--GA<s&- Office Of said Company, on
SATURDAY, August 9th, at O'Clock P. NJ. to an
any vacancy In the Board Of Directors and TO act mp
ON any other business that may come before them.
NJ. G. PAL MIR, Sec.
July 29-d1w
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-29

c,cu,p COM OK, carries 70 tons, wen founl n,
- saia Rsging Anchors, Chains, sc. Price
Sii0O' app D. t. CHASE, Head Long Wharf.
July 2o-sr&T II
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SPOKEN.

July u, off the Skerries, ship Hemisphere uo"
Liverpool for New York. A.. ~.
York for st Jago.
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The new ship Anna, built by the Messers Blanchard
at Yarmouth has been chartered to load lumber at
this port for Liyerpool price reported at 27s Cd.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-29
Pipes, Pipes /

T,oPsale BY the subscriber, 200 Boxes t. d. To-
II IACC0 PIPES. - -
GEO. II. STARE.
49,, No. 30 Exchange St
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ORIGINAL IND SELECTED.

90 Charles E. Pinkham who killed his own
father at Pennington, N. H., on the Fourth.
having been committed to the Dover Jail. Is
suffering greatly in mind and body, and quite
overcome by the enormity of his crime. which
was committed while under the inAnence of
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-29
RELIGIOUS 1Nrnn11enron.

The $4,000 fund to establish Universalist
academy in Vermont is as good as secured, on
ly $4,000 remaining to be raised
The new Orthodox Congregational meeting
house in Presque Isle, Aroostook county, was
dedicated on Sunday, 2Sd inst Sermon by Rev.
Mr. Adams, of Auburn.
On the oath of june, the Primate of Eng
land consecrated the Rev. DR. Machray to the
bishopric of Roberts Land. The new bisbop
is considered to be Evangelical or slow church,
in his opinions, and is only thirty-three wears of
/ age. t-Ae 1lhg~ ID a
Father o'Reiley, Catholic priest at New
port, has denounced the Fenian Brotherhood
in the severest terms, and assured his flock that
any of them who Joined it should not only be
communicated, but denied the rite of Chris
tan burial by the Catholic Church.
The General Convention Of the Episcopal
Church, which meets in Philadelphia in Octo-
Der next, will be called upon to note many va
oancies in the House of Bishops. Since the
last meeting of this body in Philadelphia. in
1856, eleven ofthe Bishops have died, including
Bishops Brownell, Conn; Delaney N. v;
Doane, N. j.; Potter, Pa; Meade. Va: Cobbs
Ala; Otey, Tenn; Freeman, Ark: Polk. Ia.
4 IL
Boone, China and onderdonk. All but the
last two were members of the House of Bish-
ops.
The Unitarians of Wateryille temnlate
the erection of q church. The Mail saws the
committee have purchased the House lot. and
are securing subscriptions. lt9a
The Second Parish Church in Saoo. Rev.
Mr., Nichols, by vote of the Society, has been
closed till the first Sunday in September. 81
The Adventists of Portsmouth, N. II. have
pitched upon 1858 as the time when all things
TERRESTRIAL are to have an end go sl'e. 20
There are six colored churches in Sayan-
nah, Georgia. Three of them have large or
gans and fine choirs. The pastors of four Of
them have always been colored men. Three Of
these churches are very fine edifces, and cost
not less than ten thousand dollars each.
1t is said that letters have been received
from the Bishops of the Episcopal Church in
nearly all of the Southern Dioceses lately in
rebellion against the Government, in favor Of
reunion at the next General Convention at
Philadelphia, without any formality whatsoey-
| or.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-29

New York House, 50 Cedar Street, N. Y.
July 27-d&w2w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-27

NEVADA VS.. PAcrrIc RAILRoAD.-The
Nevada and Grass Valley merchants and
the Pacific Railroad have had a quarrel.
and the Steam Navigation Company, our
forwarding merchants and the teamsters
are picking up the de6ris Of the battle.
The Grass Valley National says: "A
.Vrea, deal of freight is arriving for diff
ferent sections Of this county, by way Of
Marysvirle. The Central Pacific Railroad
monopoly are so rich that they can afford
to be independent Of our merchants. Our
merchants are rich enough to be indie
pendent of them. Hurrah for Marys-
VILE" g. The Union says: 1.-The large
quantity Of water pipes purchased in San
Francisco by Mr.. Hamilton, for the Grass
Valley water works, was shipped from
San Francisco to Marysville, and brought
from the latter place to Grass Valley at a
saving in the cost Of freight Of four dollars
per ton. The pipes were landed here in
four days from the date of leaving San
Francisco, and we are informed that there
are a large number Of teams in Marysville
ready to haul freight to this place at very
low prices. Who says that we amt indie
pendent of the railroad: Maryfrta'
Appeal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-27

LIFE Insurance FOR A FIFTY MILE
RIDB.-Marcus D. Boruck, Clerk OF the
California Assembly, thus writes to his
paper. the Spirit of tho Times:
Yesterday. when Charley Crocker was
distributing tickets through the House for
the excursion to-day, he was closely fol-
lowed by Mr.. A. c. Sweetser, Resident
Agent in Sacramento for the Travellers
Insurance Company, of which r. II. Ma
gill is Agent at San Francisco. As Crock
err would hand an excursion ticket to a
member, Swee.ser would hand him a card
Of the Travellers Insurance Company.
What connection there was between the
two I am sure I cannot say, but they GER
tainly must have thought there was some.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-27
,nd ian MIND name. and

und she knows dat tsh mins name. ind
she make herself coome out Of ter house,
und give me nine, seven times kiss on mine
face 90 goot a. never wash. ,..a,Jaa.
"Den, Mr.. Bumroy, I looks init mine
eyes und / sees some dings! Undoso !
ask mine yrow If she's pin married since
I go of to pc batriot; untif she no got
married, why she makes so much grow
when l pc gone nit ter wars .Und !
gets mad as ter ty6l, und den ] drinks Of
dat tamn Sheneral Stonewall Shackson
und his pig prass pand, und I sings,
- Who's pin here since Tsc pin gomez
-. "Und now, Mr.. .Bumroy, soompody
makes troobles NIT me, for Use peen gone
two years. UndI know some dings, und
L goes pack NIT ter war, und o1iosings dat
tamn Stonewall Shackson song all der
wayi-La Crosse Democrat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-27
An Unlueky Dutehman.

Hillficker SnickSmacker, a Teutonic
yender of sour krout, wooden combs,
crude cabbage, striped mittens. cotton sus-
penders, and such "liddle dings," with
true patriotic zeal left his homo in La
Crosse at the commencement Of the war,
and enlisted as q grocery keeper behind
the suffers tent, on the Potomac. When
he went away il was with the intention to
make some monish, If it took all Summer,
and nobly did he fight it out on his line.
How he done il is best told as he told It
to US on his return, last week:
"You see. Mr.. Bumroy, der trum beets,
und der call coones to 90 to wars nit
arms. Use be patriot so much as Sheneral
Washburn, or Sheneral Curtiss, or Shen-
eral Butler, or Sheneral Bangs, or any OF
dem Shenerals what lives to coome homo
great men. So I puys some fiddle tings,
and gets some babers from the war COM
mit,ee and goes NIT ter boys ter be pat
riots, and sell some fiddle tings and make
some monish. l kiss my vrow five, nine
teen dimes, und goes nit der war. l goes
ter Shambersburg und makes much mon
ish. One day I poke mine window put
un mine head to head ter hear ter seren-
ade, und dink Of Something's, when / see
dat Stoneuall Shackson NIT his droops
und der pig prass pand coomin down ter
stree, playing like ter ty6l on der prass
pand,
who's pin here since ESQ pin GOMEZ
dat Stonewall Shackson is ter ty6l
init 6sh,ins, und I puts my monish in
mine booklet und fiddle babers in mine
bag, und I goes so quick as never wash to
Gettysburg. Und dere l opens some more
sthore, und sells some more fiddle dings.
Und un day I hears men un der horse
back riding down der sthreet like dunder'
und den l pokes der window under mine
head und looks myself up der sthreet, und
dere coomes dat ty6l. Sheneral Stonewall
| Shackson. playing dat same odder tune as
I heard before,
who's pin here since rse pin gone'
"Den I makes mine monish coomes in
ter mine booklets, und makes mine bag
coome in ter mine babsrs, und puts mine
sign on ter pig sthore on der corner so l
loses more goods as I had not got, n
drinks I 90 to Wisconsin TO see mine vrow
as I hsin't seen in desc two years, so long
time as never wash.
"Den I coomes home, und knocks und
der door, und my vrow she make talk und
tell me who's dere:'
"Den I say : HillAicksr sniok'macksr,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-27

PACIFIC RAILROAD LANDs.-In the SEN
ate. on Tuesday, Hale, from the Committee
On Federal Relations, reported back the con-
current resolution and memorial, offered BY
Belden the day before, with amendments,
which he desired to have acted on before the
resolution and memorial were printed. The
amendments are unimportant, except the
last, which asks for the appointment OF three
Commissioners, instead Of one, to segregsee
the mineral from the agricultural land. This
amendment, we think, is judicious. The
railroad company is a powerful and wealthy
corporation, the amount Of property at stake
Of great value. and three men are not so
likely to Be bribsd ~ ons.-Nsrada Gassss,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-27
Arrivals. and departures.

ARRIvALs-Placerville Route-F Tall
rnan, W G Weyman, John Ives.
Dutch Flat Route-Saml Theall, Wm
Bourne, L X Spaulding, Mr. Powell.
BY Overland-John Mulgain.
DEPARruRHs-A Kron, DR. Geller, Al
Davis. ] Overton, J b Sarger, J A Gellel,
] F Bartholomew, John Mulgain. James
Lonikan, J NJ Gearheart, Mrs Corson and
boy, W A Lyon. G T Goodman, c 6
Caldwell, A Stratus, Wilcoxon. ~.
P~lacerville Route II AtchiSon, Miss
v Provost, NJ Kelly.
By Overland-P Walsh, -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-27
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
THOMAS O'BRIEN,
Stock and Money Broker,
Main street, Opposite W.,;;P. Co.
GOLD HILL. g,-E at

N6INING STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
,lll to tho best advantage.
Stock Quotations. received by telegraph from
San Francisco Immediately after close Of each
Board. b.
Or Greenbacks and Treasury Notes bought and
and sold at best possible rates. in any quantity.
Highest price paid for Gold Hill, Virginia and
County Warrants. "a -
Rrni Estate Agent. Rents, etc.. collected.
Auctioneer for the sale OF Mining Stocks for
assessments, and all licenses and taxes on sales
properly paid, and u correct record kept Of all
Sales r .....#iH.
REFERENCES: ,A1N
GOLD HILL-J.w Flood & Co.; w. II. Blau'
Welt, Ae't Bank of CAL; r. D. Headly, Ag't W.,
F. & Co; John II. Mills, ESQ.
v~IRoISIA-B. F. Hastings e. Co.; Paxton q
Thornburg; J. H.. Latham, Ag't W., r: 60;
Geo. +. Jones. ESQ. Pee ..r. '' oco u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-27
PIONEER LAUNDRY
NOTICE.

I'm AND AFTER THIS DATE THE SUB.
" seriber will run u Laundry Wagon daily
through Gold Hill, and will do up clothes In the
best style and return them when required. Thank
ful for past favorx, he most respectfully solicitsA a
continuance Of the patronage Of the public.
iui9t u JOS. r. HALL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-27
Agency Bank of California.
de72 II VIRGINIA AND GOLD HILL.

SO Reward
r OaT, ON OR ABOUT THE GOTH OF
IL December, either on the Leer Turnpike,
leading from Virginia to Dayton, or in Gold Hill
81 Five Different Notes Of Hand, r
And several other papers and photographs, all
contained In q yellow envelope. One Of the notes
WAS for the sum Of eleven hundred and five dol.
lars, with interest, and given by f. n. Gilliland
to A. s. Murphy, who assigned the same TO J. De.
vine, who again assigned the same to me. The
other notes are also payable to the undersigned.
As these notes and papers are OF no use TO any
one but me, ! will pay q reward Of TEN DOL
LARS to the finder, II he will leave them at the
Gold Hill NEWS Office.
Gold Hill, Dec o, 1865, de23 2w
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-10
AN ANSWER WANTED.

The following Is the preamble and an ex-
tract from the first resolution adopted by the
Democratic Union and Administration coun-
ty convention, held in the Court House in
Rock Island, September 18th, 1865:
WHEREAS, 1t has always been the custom OF the
democratic party to present to the people the
principles which govern it, without any attempt
at deception and
WHEREAS, The county convention which as
semoed IN this court house the 9th instant,
cropped the word 'sUnion'' from their name and
assumed the name ssRepubcan,'' and
WHEREAS, They nominated full set OF candi-
yates, each one OF whom ia in favor of negro suff-
rage and IN direct antagonism with the policy oil
Andrew Johnson's administration, and
WHEREAS, They attempt to deceive the people
by making no public avowal of their principles.
but leave their candidates to profess ali things to
al men; therefore
Resolved, That oh.l
lenge the so-called Republican, party of this
county, and their candidates for Office, to pub
lie exposition OF their views and frank and man.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-10
MUSICAL.

MR.. E. GRUMPY having become resi-
Nl dent OF Rock Island, takes this method to
inform the musical public that he is prepared to
tune and repair Pianoes and Melodeons, and can
sell factory prices the following first class in
struments:
Gold Medal Pianoes, VIM. Knabe S Co., Balti-
more, Md.
A. II. Gale s. Co.'S. PIanoes, n. Y.
Organs and Melodeons from the factories of G..
H. Prince s Co., Buffalo, n. Y; Cahart & Need
ham, n, Y; Mason s. Hamlin, Boston.
Second hand Pianoes and Melodeons taken in
exchange Cor new cnes.
Orders for Violins, Flutes, Accorieons, Brass
Instruments, Sc, promptly filed at Chicago pri-
ces.
N.B.-Orders for tuning of instruments left a,
Island City Hotel, p. o. box 432 at reside nce,
corner Madison and Highland streets, promptly
attended to. oct3d3m.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-10
SIDEWALK NOTICE.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
Rock Island, Oct. Z, 1865.
Public notice Is hereby given that the city coun-
ell of said city, on the Sd day of October. 1860,
passed an order for q sidewalk, as follows:
ssOrdered. That sidewalk of the second class
he constructed on the west side of Adams street,
from Illinois street to the alley between Orleans
and Rock River street, and from the alley between
Highland and Cable street to Cable street, on or
before the Sd day Of November next and in con-
iormity with the ordinance relating to Sidewalks -
Now, unless the same shall be constructed by
the own holders of the lots and parts of lots
in front of aud adjacent to such sidewalks, In the
manner and within the time above required. they
will be built by the supervisor of streets and the
EXPENSES assessed the holders of the lots OF
parts of lots chargable Herewith.
]. r. JOHNSTON, City Clerk.
oct7d20t.