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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-01
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. Mr. Richardson and myself spent nearly \ week
in the national capital after our escape endeavor-
ing to do all that possible for the release of
the brave men in the hands of the enemy; and ev-
ery one we met told the same story-that the sec
retary of war was the obstacle lin the way of the
resum ption of the exchange.
Moreover, General Butler, in his speech at Low
ell, Massachusetts, stated positively that he had
been ordered by Mr.. Stanton to put forward the
negro question to complicate and prevent the ex-
change. Colonel A. b. Streight, of indianapolis,
Richardson, after return to freedom, that In
interview between the secretary and himself,
the former declared to him that the government
could not afford to exchange able-bodied men for
skeletons. Other officers and civilians, whose
names cannot remember, have assured me that
he had used to them the same language, IN enect |;
and there is no doubt whatever that that was MS
policy and determination until the clamors oil the
PEG pie compelled him to retire from his oaroarous
position. -.
Every one 10 aware that when the exchange did
take place not the slightest alteration had occur
red in the question, and that our prisoners might
as well have been released twelve or eighteen
months before as at the resumption of the Carte,
which would have saved to the republic at least
twelve or fifteen thousand heroic lives. That they
were not saved is due alone to Mr.. Edwin M. Stan
toms peculiar policy and logged obstinacy; and,
as | have remarked before, he is unquestionably
the digger of the unnamed graves that crowd the
vicinity of every southern prison with historic ana
never to- be forgotten horrors.
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Unconditional UniOnism.

What has become of the "Unconditiona al
Union" party that, tIne back, was fiery
and blatant? This party, which avowed it's
eli tor reconstruction OF the Union without
conditions, is now laboring with great zeal to
prevent union of all the states unless some
OF them agree TO certain stipulations. The
radicals are endsavoring to expel the south
from association with the other sections in the
government. They do not desire the southern
states To be represented in congress at pres
ent, but are devising schemes To destroy them
as states, and make them simple dependen.
cies OF centralized aud supervisory govern
ment. The lately rebeIious I'eople have sur
rendered their arms, appealei for pardon,
and shown their disposition to go TO work 10
reinstate the old condition of prosperity and
peace in the country. But now the "Uncon-
dItional Union" men do not want to admit
them back, after fighting four years to make
them come. Those consistent politicians de-
mand, not an Immediate union, but, if any
union At ali, one at some uncertain period in
the future. based upon contingencies.
To all in tents and purposes. the radicals
who oppose the admission of senators aud
representatives in congress from the south,
and who insist that the southern states shall
not be treated as being in the Union, except
they do or agree 10 certain things, are disun
ionIsts Affairs have taken 80 curious q turn
that about the only men IN the country not
in favor OF the union of all the states now are
the radicals The people who have been
fighting Tor a separate Independence, and
who acknowledge themselves whipped. are
anxious u get back into the Union at once,
to send senators and representatives 10 the
United States congress, and TO have regular
state governments Instituted. The ultra rad
icais want to reject the southern COM ress-
men, and keep the southern states under III
irregular. provisional" or territorial gov
eminent 1t is not difficult to conclude which
of these two classes are the real union men.
ST. LOUIS Republican.
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SEWING MACHINES.

DE CAUTIOUS when you are tod by any
I'D one that they have as good Sewing Machin es
for sale as any one, etc. The Singer and the
original How are the Oldest and most reliable
machines and best now IN use, will do all kinds
of work from the finest to the heaviest that any
family ever wants DONE and will last lifetime II
properly taken care Of 1 have been agent for
other ma chimes aud have got rid OF them. Please
give me a call and examine tor yourselves.
Sewing neatly done TO order.
also have machine twist and thread for sale
Any one wishing to purchase please give me
call w. T. NORRIS, Agent
next door TO Babcoek's new hall, up stairs, on
Illinois street.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-01

The republicans of Ohio are engaged in di-
viding the honors of candidateship between
civilians and SOLDIERS" in their nominating
convention. They put civilians on the ticket
In those districts where they can elect, and
soldiers where they cannot. Thew may turn
out very even division-numerically.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-01

docs take place, Gen. Butler, in conjunction with
the attorney general, will take prominent part
as public prosecution.
At recent cabinet meeting where the question
of the mode and place was so tar decided as to
render the trial an event near at hand.
The income receipts to-day are far ahead amy
one previous. They amount TO $24,3ll ,lo2,
which 10 $42o goo ahead OF any former day. The
entire receipts for July and August amount to
SIS, l59, Sl4, and there is 10 believe that
this sum will be increased to $50 900 900 by LIST
Of Oct.
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CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE.

VHE SUBSCRIBER has purchased the
i Tobacco Store on illinois street, in Johnson,s
American Block, where he will continue the bus
mess OF a TObacconist, and the manufacture of
stock OF all Ainds Of Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff.,
smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Pipes Cigar
Holders, Tobacco Bags, Cigar Cases, sc, SC,
where hs hopes to see all ms friends and the pub
las generally and merit share OF public patron-
age MATHEW SCHLEGEL
Rock Island, June -, dit.
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TAI NOTICE.

\ accordance with an ordinance of the city
Il of Rock Island | hereby give notice that the
tax warrant tor tho year 1865 has been placed in
my hands. All persons hereby requested to
call al my office and pay their taIes, within thirty
days from this date.
GEO. w. COPP, Collector,
Office IN Charles Buford's Block
Rock Island, Aug. Is, 1865, dl0t.
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FOR SALE,

II Steam Saw Mill. Aeaigr'.
In the City ~ Rock Island
! lot, 70 BY 80 leet on Front street, near >.
landing In the city vi RocA Island fs'r'
los, in Bailey Dayenport's addit,o,
city OF Rock Island. ut
In the City of Davenport, fo,ra
lots on Main street, near Cook \ g.
Office. "fs',',
2 lots on Sd street, between Nam aud liar.
streets. 'i'sl
lots on corner OF Ripley aud 9TH s,,s.,-
lot on east corner OF Warren and 3d ST..
In LeCiaue.
As lots in the city Of LeClaire, Iowa
For Lease,
Also for lease for the term OF 20 wear.
the city of Rock Island, fronting 400 t.s, ~. "a
slough, east of the city bridge. In lrssi :. =. lie
lot is the best harbor for logs in the Ell, 'a.s
TO b. DAy ENPoRi' Psi'
aug3dlm. Rock -
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-01

The post office department has entered into
Il contract for mail service between Cairo and
New Orleans, boats TO run everv other day,
stopping at all principal landings between
the two termini. The contract continues for
three years.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-01
UNITED STATES internal REVENUE
Collectors Notice.

NOTICE lie hereby given that the annual
~ Collection List OF Taxes, assessed under the
laws ~ the United States IN the Fourth Collection
District OF illinois, on annual last Of the year
1865. has been returned to me, the collector, by
the assessor OF said district. The list includes
License Taxes, Income Taxes, and other Annual
Taxes. Sand Taxes are now due, and payment IL
hereby demanded.
All persons assessed in said list, and residing in
Rock Island county notified to make payment
to the undersigned, deputy collector o! said DIS
trIct, my office Rock Island county, ILLINOIS,
on or before the NINTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
Is6j.
All taxes will be subjec, to penalty of ten per
cent. ten days after demand
JACKSON GRIMSHAW, Collector.
By ELIJAH CARTER, DePu'y Collector.
aug2SdwlOS.
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UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democratic Union Voters of Rock Island
county aud all who are in favor of sustaining the
administration of Andrew Johnson, are requested
to meet in their respective townships on MONDAY y
September 18th, 1862 at the usual places Tor
holding township caucuses, (unless eaucuses
shall be called at some other time by the town
ship committees) and elect delegates to attend a
Democratic Union County Convention, to be held
in the Court House in Rock Island on
Wednesday, the 18th of September,
at2 o,clock p. M, to nominate candidates tor the
following county Offices, VIZ:
County Judge.
County CLERK.
County Treasurer.
County Surveyor.
County Superintendent.
Each township will be entitled to one delegate,
and one additional delegate for every 25 demo-
cratic votes cast at the last election, as follows:
Cordoya Rock Island .......... 19
Port BYRON Coal Valley .............7
Coe.....3 Black Hswk............. a
Canoe Creek...........l Bowling ..............'.<
Emma ........2 EdgngtOn. D
Hamptop .7 Buffalo Prairie ........4
MoIlne... ..''.o AhooiuSi"'
Urury.. II
Whole number of delegates. .....-....-'.o9
In the towns OF Rock Island. Moline, Hampton >
Port Byron, Cordova, and Black HAWK the meet,
ings will be held al O'Clock In the evening, and
in the other towns at O'Clock In the afternoon.
The caucuses, when met, are also requested to
choose township and school district committees
and perfect the organization of the party IN each
township.
Vs. 1t is earnestly requested that the demo-
Gratis of the several townships to II that these
caucuses are fully attended and that men are
chosen who will be present, at the county con-
vention, so that every township may be fully rep
resented.
il DANFoRrH JR., Rock Island.
IRA CRAWFORD, Hampton.
ST. HARTMAN, Buffalo Prairie.
CHARLES NJ. OSBORN, Rock Island.
DAVID L. CUNKLE, Rock Island.
County Central Committee.
Rock Island, August Is, 1865.
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FARM WAGONS.

NOTWITHSTANDING / am building a
IN large number of Pixies Peak Wagons, ( still
continue the business OF making
THE VERY BEST FARM WAGONS.
and wouldsty to the farmers of this and .dioiu
ing counties that can supply them with any
thing they want In my line, of the best quality
and at reasonable rates. b. H. KIMRaII
Rock Island, Jan. 20, dwtf
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
TX GOOD BUILDING LOTS, in G.,
lO DavenpOrt's addition 10 the CITY oC L
Island. Price IRON 500 to $3.50. N0's
Ten Acre Out Lots, situated on The r,,.s.
road, half mile from the city of Roe, inc.
well situated Tor gardening and re.idepc,, Ale
Terms half cash and balance on time
20 Acres known as the Gushing Tract, slu,,-s
on the Camden road, Two miles from III.
Rock Island, and 10 beautifully situated =, %
dences, Gardening, Fruit raIsIng-has gooc -
Sc, and 10 about half mile from Inc :. !. -
River Water Power-'' Price, per acre s.n 80 "a
cash and the balance on time. ' IA
Also a number of lots IN Davenport. LIN.
and LeClaire, and Farming Lands IN TO-, ,'
Nebraska Territory. I'D"
Apply TO GEO. L. DAVENpupr
mch27dwtf. at Davenport, Low.
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]
They are treating Catsrrh on a new system which
| ~ sure Cure for the Disease.
Experience ha- proved that Catarrh canH0; oe
cured by local treatment alone; heIce TIE many
advertised cures for Caiarrh, all Of which are local
remedies, give relief only while the yaieH lie us-
ing them, but never cure.
Understanding the disease, and We know Il can
not be cured by local treatment alone, th"r,i .".
we also prescribe a constitution IriArC, .' --
taken, and by the combined locai eOHsG.IuIiOA-
al treatment, we are enabled to remove the esufe
OF CataTrh, and thereby effect
PERMANENT CURE.
Their consultations for years azve averaged iron
i've TO seven thousand year, which gives them an
experience unsurpassed by any, and equalled on
ly by few.
&s- Rememb Der they do not promise to cure all
stages of disease. While all diseases are durable
If taken in season, all stages are not. Your case
NAV be curable This werk, Eot next-to-day, not
Tomorrow; hence the danger OF delay.
No Case uriH be Reoeired DheR there are any
Doubts Of Cure or Relief.
Our terms are cash hence the money must be
sent With all orders for medicines. IL costs from
five ifteen dollars per month,to doctor with
US, which includes medicines.
S.s.- The poor will be favored.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Patients must write their name, state, post Of
ice address, plainly. All letters requiring an an
,wer, must contain letter stamp, and be address
ed to DIR. KNAPP & SON, Box 64Ss Chicago, ILL., /
Any of the above diseases can be treated sue
-essiulIy BY the PATIENTS describing their in
etter, when they cannot see US
DIR. Knapp. who will visit Rock Island regularly
n the future can be consulted at the Island City
House.
MONDAY, September Ith,
MONDAY, October 3Oth.
MONDAY, December 25th.
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THN Woes % rHE FEoFtr. If-rtv !.
81 ~. dearest biessin.s ahih car tsfe h~rs
haFe hanicf tpea ie o. IN eas fslrchasssi b.
che hiai ~ macy rsilsni rsrairf ...rr.rs h~ro.
hss i-cn ruarari p Nfsh.u.'aa a Jefrrsou. q
CIV .nd Wels-er- Bee .-sfer sftil g. Tie hrsrts
- he peepls 81 49, or.lf-f~novus.f rra.-.I, .
kna~n 80 c. '1ngh nal-an. n currs Ike
lnsgr fn~ mest rHp-.t affsfts of cfou9. and o.
iraii-peusihir Oh even fsni'v ai rhiidlcn. Cofds
suttrn rarghe surr throsf. hoarss urs-. and co.
a-u-t iangs. are irsfariiy aid .arrly csf-i b. &C.
nu-iF ure. ~ och uiixfsrr ne svei bsen
snusu that squais on. vhirh arcoIffs Soc BE- rrrat
foTuiarifF IN ~ .assrs. IT, gorur tni Old
fhe f,ca ani rror- phssiciaas. trug.isfs-aai
ai rho hsve ever TESTED o. spetk ia thr hirh~sf
ttrrns g 3D. urrits. w sar g.. our resilfs-t-.s
90 aut go Be- u oasts but a. 60 go. ih- h.fie
ca.Hfflns frf ash rnrttrinr 500 ras 81
tia en- 80, chez - ~ th- ssae c,st. ani an our
drug stoFes ksrp e..
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IESNE--rE- A sTecisl dispatch 20 The
Gazette saw that Gov. Brosnios oi
Iernesee has issuci proclanation. de-
ciaring The franchisc law thc supreme law
81 ihc State. He dcrouncrr AZ those a.
rebels who attcmpi to oppose be- execution
aai cllis upoa thc is.l aathoriii,s % arrest
at peucns vho uuder Gle prctsase 81
br.ug candidates for Coagrcss are advising
t5c people O. Hulify tbc cousiitutiou and
Avs All stirring uP rcbeiiioa an ,edi-
ton.
A special dispatch from Na.hvHie O. ,le
Commercial announoci ihe arrest % Ener-
sou Etberilse a. Columbus. ny. b. tLc
oouuandali 81 the military post. On a
charge ofitiser,ns inoeal.ary sPcscte. d.
Ilnressec.
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ONFoED. ss.-Suprcrne JutiCial Court. hs.ua
sud hDilel 81 Part-. ~Ilhif snd ldr TIE Coustv
al OdHh. 90 ths sccond Tacslsy 81 Mach
%. ie65.
Inssa che foregoing Lihei. "a 10 Ordered. that
fh~ Lltcllsnt csa-e srerfrd cspF 81 the ssid
tal aud fhis order 81 che Coiirt thrrenn D. pu-
pcmucrst. pap~r priniea "a Psris. 90 sad Csssn-
-. - ltsi puaestion o. b. thrrty day- 90 least
betarc the term Of sod Court o. hoiien "a
fsris Aforesaid 90 the thirl Ta~-day 90 S~pten-
bcr arSt. th~ end thai The ssid Lib ui4s thea
ana therr. ia ssii Cosfrt appr-r. 4nd -hew ea-se.
Il 10y b. has say the praser o. ssid Llhcliast
shoaA not o. granird.
Atfcsfs a. T.. BURBANK. Clerk.
A true cps q said Libei 4ad order Of court
fhereon.
RS5c. Attest BURBANK. Cl.rk.
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TuE RoNnrEv MJEpEn. The Boston
ptPrr. are confirut that The PsrPstrsior %
she shockiug murders AZ Roxbury. has been
discovered. lie eniisted inirnediatleiy A.
ter thc affair. and a. found az Fort
independencc. Iic 10 tbss described.
Stc~srt h. an accomplished bounty Jump
sr and has folio~cd that rascauv business
some tiale- lie j. said 90 lave enlisted
seven or cight diTrrrnt times. sometimes
under other flames. At Fort insspeudrnce
he enlisted IN ihe iith regulars. June i6th.
undcr his 90 name. lie denies al knosl-
edge 90 che CRIME and vLcn spoken o. about
"a AL. e an lad enough. Col moss I
vas never bad enough % commit murder. To-
H. -ay- D. has smplr c,iic-ce fo prove
~berr Dc was a. the time a The unur,lcr.
sni 90 establish his innocsnce. The ac-
crsrd says D. .stvsnts-tro years ola. and
that D. vas born m Ireland. lie Las a
mother Eving IN Pcnnsy lsania. ard a.
aunt On Robbery. a. above stated. H. -
a a small stature. weighing ii5 O. 70
pounds. and ias Al light noustachc add Wis
kcrs. lie - not dangerous looking per-
son SPeaking % Drtcctisc Joncs. how
ever. shortly aiier being taken ~ charge.
Dc saii. 90 can t-l you az about where
I 49, that night What uishtg' asked
thc detective. " WAY re nigh, II the
murder. siowing that be kuc~ very vel
vhat he ~as arrested FOR. lie .sy. b. va
co board thc sloop-of War Pcnsacoh to
y-ars. and atcrwtris enlisted in tie iih
New Hampshire rig Uncut.
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The iaterc-t 7-3o per cent. smo an

Netr. of su thr deaouaiuatloas usuaed ~Tl -
promptly frruishoi upuu rrrgIIrf 81 subsrriurion-
Tn Nofes or ttis riir.i Serbs rrrisfiv srli-
D. .a fari and pri,iie- o. tite ~ern rhrfirs a.
r-rir salf rvr-f fhsf en- ssovrruuaruf rr.crv.s
tsff fhf 1fiou ~ psyiaI Interest bal roii -oin ~
81 oHt. ia-teai or iofhs Oh cu-rrn.y. Suh-rri-
crs vii frda-f en- Interest rn -urrrury ~ to Juiy
lsfh, 80 the flule vhrn my sulscri'r,.
TIL delivery ~ tise uatas - tlls tlIrl srrics %
a. thirtio- siii crrarrusr a. 90 ~ Iune
sni eti hr raa.ir rromptiy ana cou-iaaea-iy aaer
thsf dafr
rte si-hf hang mat in go -rn.iIti1n- ofthis
rWfEn ~ErfE~ areefs Only IN r.rrter ofiut-rrst
TIE raYur-i la of if max. vii h- squlgaicnt o.
tle c1rrrurr Interest 20 thr hletrr rate.
Ia rturu to sIsc- payurr-.is. I'M thr event %
siI0h Only su fh- option o. pav iatrr,-t in tsoff
D. atHiiri ~ woni so re.uor AMI e..ualirc prlrrs
fhat r.urrhs-Ts nia.ir rifh tx r.er oeut iu gid
souli to faiir olaal 81 tasr made -ifh sersn aud
three lruths r-r eaut. iu rrrrrurT. This
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Whiskorsl Whiskers,

D. SO ~ant Whi-ksrs or No. .ch~.f O-ss
t'rrrHsn ceusTo.rad ~ti hrcc th~ua to rrce 60 ths
srnaofh~st i.re care. nr hsrr 90 t.sii beaf. -
50 Wesks. Pee. stoo. 3 pscksrrs o. 20 %.
>.si - sussl 49, here. clr.eis .sai 90 rrc~if,s
ID prlo-.
Addfes-, wARNER a 90 Bos ~.
Hrn.kfsn Ny
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OxEoKp. ss-Suprens Jaairi.i Court. M.rrh
Terus. A ID. l-oy.

kuir n Mcrrr - Sulla 4. fkin-.
And uos "a appearing o. the Cuurt thsf he sd
,etsr fsat - iahsbitanf % ms Staf- sod
h-s ~ teuaut ar~nt 30 sttora-y theresa. sd thsf
he h.ts 80 uat,ce 81 the pcndcnry Of this ssiti
~ a. efccf~a - ths c0urt that ne said piaiafia
uothl ne ssti dsicn.i.ui u the rcneeacy n this
so ~ css.-tng a. sbstrscf a he wrif. uth this
pfarr Cd 'purt thcreoa. o. - pshiished thrvs
veeks ssec~-sffeis a. the oxt.rd D~asocrat. -
80 prinfsd in fsris. 81 sai Counfs fhe bst ps.l-
hcatiea e. D. thirtv dsy- least hsfsre the a-nt
icru a sati couft - holslcn faris afor~said
the thirl Tee ay ol -epteaiier next. o. IL ed
that he satd drlcad4ut unsv thea and there ap-
par sud shew esu-s Il 49, h. h-s ~hy jats mrut
shosh not b. rcscercd against hiun, ssd esecu-
Toe i-sssd scclrtinglv.
Attest. A. l. BURnANk. CLlk.
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u. S. $50 six per Cent.
Gold Bearing Bonds

rho-r hcui- ~ nov worth ahtn.ialrue rrruliurn
ard rrv eVr-pf. 81 srr en- th- Government Itona-f
fro-a stste. County, auf Municipsl tasatan. whi~h
sits from eur to thrrr per cent - snuul, % thir
vaac, ar-orlr o. n. rate irs.s- ur-1n other prop
crfr. rhr uterrsf b. paysi- cent annually D. eou-
pou- sitsrhcd O. esch uotc, whlch nay o. cst %
and -oid o. any h-nk - bankcr.
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Nre our,ss. f.'.fi Ile unversal
'paf-se committee have slir,s.,i Gov.
",-'e'. rrqaeu.rr hin before ordering a
~ia'c e.rciion. 81 esusc rec s-v of al
loyal '..ifsns. riihoat regard t8 rare o- ofl-
60. Tie Governor replies bitterly. ds.
efning io comply. staiing thc scts C Co.
Nhu.,ai Aininisiration. and ttst h-
Ir.s.is-t .af ..f.l,rl ..e roE-r of recon
stra.i.sa.-~l..a o. uil cordially support
E--L ---.-L NIL 49,
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te-s thrn s-oso.a'a' 81 t1~ Lem sati,ofirs.i o. y
- itsf Faur-~-s sr- unv on th~ rnsrt-t his
allsnri sf So rafr ~ whirh 10 ls f-ia- ab-1rtsf
wIIl tii D. suhsrr.hi f1r within sixty davs. uheu
e. uotes al auioatt.,y esuirnaul a pr,,uiaia 40
has uuil1rluiy ia fr ra-, on CLOSING. Co. sal.rr-i-
t.aus tn ath.r llsrns
n order thai rItir.ns - every town AMI .rriIsa
ri 20 ooaufrY may h- AFFORDED fs-ll.trs fr taxing
TIE Lean, a. Nriiana lisnks, -tate RANKS aud tn
VAT iisukcrs tirou hat ar -luniry haFs en-raiIy
-r-i to reeise -uhsrrtptirus r..r. Sub--riI-.r.
al sslrst their oau arrnis, in uhom nv have
ooudteuoc. ana s ho aiaar CD t r-srousiti~ far
thr delivery 10 the uotrs for uhich thry r-irc r.
Gre
JAY COOKE.
~-r-cErruox AoESr. ,nEtrTfra.
Ny De- i-..
>ah-rripria ~i.i te receiret BY thr
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, PORTLAND.
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49, Il -. -

IL q PIES ~ far 40 thst th- sasd drf-udsrt
at SD Cauten - SO: 81 -aid Dix6-id tb- d.y
- the purchs-~ 81 fhis wrif t~in4 inlebtsl uaio
the pittafn ~ ne sas 81 twelve snllr~f dBllar-
ior - mech uianrs ostsre thst tisne had asd r.
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LUCINDA BAILEY.