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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-27
LOCAL co1uMn.

/ LOCAL COLUMN.
lCITY ELECTION.
Tuesday, March 9Th.
~ -
ron MAYOR.
I Bailey Davenport will bs = candidate for re-
election to the Office of mayor of the city Of Rock
Island.
fsbl2dwtd.
/ Coz. DAHroRrH-Ws would respectfully but
snphaticaliy announce 70 the citizens OF Rock
IsaA.d, the name OF William Eggleston, Esq, a. =
candidate for mayor at the ensuing city election
{ 4. fsbls MANY CITIZENS.
i @ToA roLTcE MAGfsrAArE.
T We ars authorized to announce that Joseph B.
DaAforth, Sem, viii be candidate for Police
Magistrate. at she ensuing City election.
/ Isblsdtd. j.
+ ALDERMAN-TyRsr wAAn.
/ At the request of many Electors of the First
Ward, in the City of Rock Island, William s Phil
lips has consented be candidate for election
in said ward for Alderman.
MANY ELEcroRs.
Rock Island, Feb'y 18th, 1866.
ALDERMAN-sEeoND WARD.
At the request of many voters OF the Second
Ward, o. J. Dimck has consented to be an indie
pendent candidate for Alderman at the coming
scisy election. MANY vorEas.
feb2I.
/ ALDERMAN-THIRD WARD.
{ We are authorised to say that Capt. Ignatius
Huber will be a candidate for reelection to the
pfiee of Alderman from the Third Ward.
feb2l.
At the request OF many voters, H. Al. Melon
aid will be candidate for Alderman in the Third
Ward, at the coming election.
feb2l. MANY yorERs
+ Enron ARGUs-Please announce William T.
Norris candidate for Alderman in the Third
Ward.
/ feb2l MANY TH1RpwARDERs
( FOR ALDERMAN-FoURrH WARD.
EDITOR ARaus.-Pieass announce William 5.
Gilmore, as candidate tor Alderman, in the
Fourth Ward. feb2l
William ". Langdeli will be a candidate for re-
election to the Office of Alderman in the Fourth
Ward. fsb2I.
We are authorized to announce that GilpIn
Moore viii be candidate for Alderman in the
Fourth Ward, at the ensuing city election.
feb20dtd.
l.. d. Dimick will be an independent candidate
for Alderman in the Fourth Ward. feb2l.
Matthew Marx will be q candidate for Alder
r.~o
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-27

Farstly-I want to make a little
money.
The New York herald., 1866-10-17

greatly in the estimation q thnsa uho knax him best
state rights 70 NE h his prociivtiss were do.
cidedly southern; but severed Union ne could NOT
abide and he entored the navy q the breaking out OF
the rebellion where his education and talents soon gave
him position bcnttng his station In life, and by his
strict attention and geutlemaniy conduct no soon
the favor Of tho Navy Department But
ned from him, Tor With the capture ~ The
Greyhound he became enAmorsd Of tho Confederate
Belle Boyd and love proved stronger thsa sealiy He
was dismissed tho navy for neglect that he was greatly
embitterod and soured against those In power for his
abrupt dismissal there be doubt, and no ever
attributed his falling from grace 10 The action of gal
liant Commodore In reference 60 tho subject of paroles
on the Greyhound. Daring and intelligent, man born
70 rule he would have made his mark In the world had
not his career been abruptly terminated. He imme-
diatcly followed his future wife 10 England, whero all
the world knows their marriage vas celebrated With
considerable pomp ami show At 81 James London, aud
for the hour they were the pets OF The English nobility
He soon tired OF this inactivity, however and returned
TO America whore ha arrested and held FOR long
time BY the United States on suspicion, 10 Carroll
prison, Fortress Monroe and Fort Delaware, but
eventually released, and returned 10 England where he
commenced preparing for the STAGE and actually made
his debut in London with Considerable success shy
lock, in tho Merchant OF Venice; but for some unas-
signed reason he soon grow tired Of this ard aan re
turned To Now York, ekinx up his fsadencs thore up
TO the time Of his departure South II. w. g.
Nav Yogg, Oct To- 1sc6
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S A MT A r Y.

No Case. sf Chelcrs Reported la the city
ycsserds, DIR. Harris weekly Report
The Cholera Is fhe Lower Hay.
Not OF cholera reported IN this CITY during
the twenty-four hours ending .. two ocok yotsrday
afcriicon 4 burial permit was issued for Mary Cor
man, formerly residing At No Franklin street. and
who previously reported sick or the dI.case
NJ. aAepr' aKronr.
Tho following weekly report Of tho Registrar of vital
statistics gent fhs Sanitary snrerin,enent on
-wrvrororusx sssisr ov HnA.ra,
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sir cea ju.t meoaaoed 10 rurops ihs 'ep.ralge
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sss cent Nh se,. ..ss T frs sss ts. he sss ' i rs
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dys.ntery isr prrvsi-r- thsl en.eS an1.
oonerrnns he former nists W giva ins l-.,sa ~ no
ndy.se rhneFs ~ fcsrd ~ NAM ats
of tie tbe hovss The irir ph,s
-hlp prevalent as usual - tf rrT - W.
year.
verhsp- tei,er illustrate ss l lpc,in'n I'D
tia that has ~ .br pfb hTs a
thar tho oixine state len tth1 pr c-hsss oi x.noc
CAUSES In Total ut ee, as, .si :, @' mt ea. ~
uvu,f and s@nh~ ~ p~r r.nt fnr g. of e-ah
from iesi nouly infsnnaory and ofani.I dsaAs. iht
week 80 pr August snd rsp mb@r ~ per
Lass dserua."i fru'n esa rea. 70
I2t the hst week class ~ Ja d.sescS scarcely
yare. fr ths as.fsgr 10 The sishs preceding weeks
The rate morality among children F.e1fiy Jsfniulsh
ing ln New yorA the yer -. nfsrv swns ht per
cont aud the nvsi I've years % shndhnoi s b' - p.F
cent d-asf vl1 IN bFroklvn tho same periods
Of chclood gave as't aar "a pei coat gssp.fi9i ~
rhe YORK rnaae retrp- o. .~fAy three ln
qAssts nse which persp1s wtn nnd - drown
ING. hAh'ir
RosrfrlL saiR s.Dcv Ocl Is, 1901
Admitted foIa tho HeNstia siaca last rfgrn .-9cto-
Dr ;s-~Ionn hay, AGED 10, u hsncneser Join 1iaa-
tei agfI a. birmingham.
n,ox October IS-Asry A. Jones, aged ,. wsiss.
u. n. HISSfII. Drpssy hef nness
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n A N 0 Y 6 r..
Pro,nuiss,io Of the Pr..sinn Paisss ., roo
sc.-loa.

Pro,nnig.,io. Of the Pr..sinn Paiess ., roo
sc.-io0.
BAsoysa, Oci .. u1
TIE Prusaan ro,aL paisn, tasting formal pose -
Hanover solonniy promulgated hers iocas rha
royal Isociamsiion read tho palace b. ~ .os
enor General. iiurng thc ceremony NJ VI. siasfrs
bls runz and aavcs u VtiIssy nred All a. o.f
city sgthoril~s and directors 81 shs coiSsxss
viIsi
rnr I~rc.sauss paase sa slu'sa, ssy Aisss,is-s q
puhlie erdcr
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Iru,-is sressff ia ssi-dclsnec saa e whsh Ia.
led 10 tue Ssion "a Hsnoves n ssssss ~ ..sn
~ H.nager wth rrsss dc.lfsd by shc iss o epsr,a.
bsr ~ aud By tho palen, too Kns Of Prussia tai po
q the country, and orders the sdorss. y ~
IrussHa arms, demands Obedience of tnospopuls1 oa
and promises protection 70 private rxhss ami 10
poe lhs gbe msr,-rarcs n tie hitherto esktrg m~-
and lnst!iprsA npair- 10 tho eommnnlly of "rsgin
flce sngnaze xad cae.a o: Hanover snd rr'aa4.
ard p.ricusry fvrniyis tho raao.erAns lhsa Tho
SanlHa.ion 9. 0crnsuy demands tho ilscosp,s.'ss !"
Hanover dcelaf.. thai what pfsssa hss -
sasnsuy has sain~d
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MASSACHUSETTS POuTrs.
se-w.a*~,-s.---sts s-.s.. ss-sAss*
spfcli IflEessn 10 THs mW Yess Hs.la

ReneuSuRtiou Of General banks Tar t.r-
sr~~~-Ttt Charge Of Drsnirast.~ bis-.-
sasdcd-Thr s.esrrni Addresses ssarsc
Andses~e mt WsItlsss In she E>y .'ns tic
SIM considers IN. Pvesi6~ss a Use per O nd
. D~-pcs, and Fsvors Isis Insrc.rabs-n'. =.
Bcsros, ort 10. 1890.
AZ was expcc,ed General ". p. banks ~, been 70.
nominated by ,h. rep sblicsn- Of ,be SIX, c
district notwithstanding tho charges Of ,ranksnness
brought against him, ss your readers nave sFesdy been
informed, nv Mr. Coprlsnd, as Nyicn lar sstafdny
night. The Convention was hello today ID ,hs fowu
Hail ri Maiden, and lsyeS attended, harmonious
snd enthusiastic. q. y. Biavchari, of sblicn, va
President and the first formal ballot ceisfal Eauss
received ons hnparcd AMI forsy.thrce v-an. D. w.
,,ooch nr and James rsons spsaker Of e lat satc
House Of Representatives t~o hr Ssone - The lead
ing opporins candidate 81 General Bsnss lDiyear.
Cenerni Banks beng tronshf into the Convention
made 4 phori speech accepting the nomhs'ion md
plsdging h,nigelf tho principles ~ the elrcpubFcsn
t.r,t md 70 eausi suffrage HIS remarks we received
psfors ,hc es.o,uriou OF the Convention aer'r Of
resolutions w adopted. piedgns the Eippofof ihc ds
tnct 70 tasir canfsdsse
rffs eysning General Banks aidresSed an arasnsc an
desce ~ wasthafp, his native town. galhsrt " Rum
ford Mall, under the snsplces ~ the Armfnnd Navy
uft0n, 20 welcome him hoos AMI W congratulate him
uron his renomnAiloD. The speech or tbs y neral
sknar 20 that made 10 Charisstogn fey dab since,
Sctch of which vas published In tie HssAb In tho
svent % m zttcmp, N sezs tho reins of scrnmcnl
and set sp despotlc poser he believed thai no
soldlofs wJnld sustain Tho representative Of tho
people. II could no, be believed that Csns Grant or
sherrnan Farrsgat would support aeet in bis
schcnes: bot IL tns Generals ~ tho adrals GRO 70 a.
ths rank and nls vonlf nsi foos thsss lead and
,hslr enorr would b. ss futile ina of oI,manaer
President In political matters h. chsrssi, a. previous
occnsions TN, hs usurpos claiming ta right "
establish gossrnmens IN the rsycod states asp nnaiy
and favored inpeariment, Ia common with Bt Iyausr
Cs0rzo A. Bos4lyeli and ofksss OF tbs, tribe
The New York herald., 1866-10-17

Essrs ~~s@isa Cesvesed-Ths Cssssa ssiss.u
Assesds~sts ssbsssse1 by the sssvrvwsv
with . K~esmwesdatlss THAT q b. Ne.
1ossca.
ssv oLssrs oci n isss
ne ns~isspvI fsxislsiars met yesterday M sSsss
ssssos. Ths Governor's me~sss ssys Beecsrte - eom
psi'ed b'm 70 call The Legislature togsthsr rAegs ~w
90 special emsrgsny, but general ssssscy sssal,ias
from the altered and deranged condition o. ~ fs~,sl
restion. and domestic snarx Hesia that the removal
% negro troops fpm ths state and ihs tvas~r " ths
are suhscfs - congfsuasob. he 6eploras -, ssste
~ the country, lDclsss ths srasr1usra
but prss1mes the mers reading Of Il OIL essss s s~,e
uon. He r>conmends tbs sdmrs q Hsw-s ssrtl-
mony 10 All eouyts rtqsest~ thai prosisloa NJ mae ov
cs edneats0o u ipjssnt ebdrsn 81 Cosss1awass 81
Iedsrsts 90 stsss soiaisu me ssA~ Ssyuvss " sks
meeDaGe ~ purely IccsA -
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Reports frem Fortress Merrer--se Several veS.
sells in Port Disabled.

Fortress hovRoE, 0ci. IL. 1866
The nnltno steamer Adelaide who coming down
tho bay last night broke her shaft and compelled 70
return 10 Baltimore
T.. stcay~ 3aratoas arrived At Norfolk yesterday AZ.
terroon IRON NewYork. While coming down the Eliza.
beth river, her way 10 Richmond, Va, she ran On !
snag and danaged herself considerably. She had TO
turn 70 Norfolk TO repair damages.
F0ETsEss hoSnos, Oct ld, 1864
Ths steamer Alabama, from savapnsh for Nc~ Yort,
put into Norfolk this morning short of coal. She en-
countered heavy weather
The gnnboat Lerapee, which sch, out Yesterday
ia search OF the schooner Sarah Ellen, reported dis
masled outside or Cape Henry las returned, afIcr
unsuccess,Il cruise. The schooner probably made
Southern port.
Tho steamer Ellen Lazy, from New YORK for Newborn
Il hore, detained BY tbs weather She has a large
ber Of passengers ON board.
The steamer George hppo,d has arrived from Boston.
The weather IL viii stormy ouLsds Wind orthossi.
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Az ST RIA.
resrc Ecclins T,swnras t.aIy.


yiRssA, Oct. q fto
The Vienna Jot,ai aem-oniciaiy records M a"o.
ciusion Of pcafe with Iiay most Joyful event sad
says;"i, sinccre desire that all pvr lint
ings be sspeoi from ihs hesns of former adser~
nes and I'm, They should learn how much thor ntc'
u properly nndcrsood, Tee In oolnys,ina . nc,rhm
feeling With Austria ny tho evacuation OF vanctIaa
the recognition of italy Ausra accompiishcs ,wou
facts aad IN dpny en,ertalns arviirs psnas,. .
mislon IA Elropo does ~, lead hor In tho d'rsrio,
the South.
We Willingly regard tho % German hattlor asi.l
on italan -rOaaa a end Italy may AXE
advantage q Tho reaco 70 strengthen her inscra pod
ion and construct means Of communicable ,f ,hs
deyeopmcd Of hor commercial relations with Auu'ra
Tho aruclo concludes thus: In tho future W. s1oaa
consider the renewal of lhs oncnAivs alliance hi
Italy and Prassis a. monscns, unnatural and aauu.
unnhlo p,occdn..n
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prey. Is mosi virulsut In the Keumast shs sortt.
eastern portion Of Brsndenburg me hight sido lks
tho Oder whore some suaI towns have bssa poni,s'-
asclpsisa - - sss.-.
The PsFls kosiss publishes Ministerial repon
the decrease Of the cattle plague France This rep
Is followed ~ IN imperial aecres saihori1ng Tho
porAlion Of s sxcept Illuminating animals arriving ~
fngiani Hollspd and Belsium
The Scotland arrived at Liverpool on tho afternoon
,hs 6,n, and the City Of Man chester ON tho 9th lad
Tho Edinburgh arrived a, Qasepssown at shraa z 4
Oh the bh Inst
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BY STEAMSHIP TO OCTOBER 7.


Tn. cunsrc mail s'rsrship SCOTIA, Captain Judsn.
which left ssrpool 10 ,he morning Of ,ns on
and Qassuso-n tho s-cpnr or The IAN October.
rived IT shis por' early yererasy morning.
fe Ana4css. and cvnperriAi adv icss have been an
o,rsisd by eass aespasrbss pgblsn~d from day
ssy 10 the HgsLp
m. sen,a hlines special d.spstches correspond
sad neuEpsp-r nles dEisd INC Gu tnnr contain.
ing iniercsiing delat.
Tho Isii xaa ,asel<, of o.tooer o, says
dsspa,ch o -four hnndrra and seventy esb, worfs
la siphsr lrDu hs EMPEROR Macmillan of hsxico 10
lsnpress Charlotte recently pesacl over the Asantg
telegraph The corr of transmission over 5000.
During her vista 10 Rome he Emprc,s of hsrIeo re,
paired "a srea, sta,c 10 the Apostolic rs,teneo Il the
Vatican to present her rseperia ,hc Pore sonsgE1r
Tho major omo duty received her II tho foot of ,tg
grand Sinrase, and "a tho cieDsnin. xsloon Ebe
welcomed ~ Nnrslgnor rscoa. who Annogucsd her 10
~ Holiness fhe Pope pleased y converse a con.
sldnable ume With tbe ,mpress who afsfsaris pro.
-eued 10 him the persons y her suite md thsy -
ccte' ,nc .ssor panedeuon. To Empress retained
with SO ceremony her cesas. 70 ,uo ho;o where
siie iofgei AMI where de- chyn.at lbs Psra troops
form Tor hcr guard n honor
Tue National Assooistgp fos tha proraouoa ~ soiai
scehsc s..i"a si,Nauehea,sr England rIier The
frc,donsy - D. fasl II >hafiesnary mere 49, large
aud br,lliau' 4-lenb,.e = lssfng i~o rhs vrssabo
Lord uroasb q rreeni % The counr ~ 10 Arl.
cislian, delivered an aias address N.Al Dos aad
D.yd puc,ry ried vas asiss pa.t IL a.. pfoecsl
insr lna H. latter hal delivered sn siar-ss "a The
"Sew YORK coas Aa,onv the papers Contributed 10
tie mestla. va one ~ nr Anthony rrollope. us
aa,lor ~ fs,or :, a. n.eYn.s oaai eoyyssi bsisosn
England .ad Amrrics.
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eoea,oa res oneras 70 'ale, BY pri' caaine ~
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MARINE DISASTERS.

The swedish Bark Penelope in Di-sr~rs.
SAVANNAH, en-, Dot. H. 1906
The brig Nellie Move arrived todny from Cartenas.
She reports In latitude 81 10, longitude 50 90 way
boarded by the Swedish bark Penelope 10 distress.
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DMmexe 10 the british Steamer PnI,nyrn.

UNSWNNe In the BrIffsh StcRmer PHJmyTN.
Nswpoar, X l., Oct 10, 1864
The British s'eamor Palmyra, from Now York bound
10 London has put here. She reports October Is,
Nantucket Shoai, N. N. E. distant forty miles, expo
rienced severe hurricane; lost her bulwarks and
siaDchon had her boats sove strained her iurscstie
and started her bridge house, and received other dam
ages.
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ras~a~ ~. Van sassen.

Among the passengers of the Evening 50rwas NJ H.
smith u.il ...xn ~ NJ Pnrcp. "a santen among
49,. ,..... a..,,.,na critical condition al IA.
-. ..,,es-ssi ~ received 70 that effect la,
.' .sfs~ inso possession of an Imrna.-. forsuns
nssassadeiphia. se,ienber ~, 1854 and AZ agent
As hi snclc Van Saten a Co, Of caicalts Mmssyidcs
ara RHperssao, and plxincss calling back again 70
Hawai-. ~oad rsspsrtfnliy rrra~st publish the
Yors.
ws.asnso, n. e. 0cl ~, i-ss.
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fDc~tufs. ptt H. f~f
Esby Hrgsss wersv s,d M s-o Esmp-fs ~sss
tnyushi hrrofs Hs tstsf asfe~ Cosrs 90 srs oS
hsp>as oorpu- reqsiiss G~nss~ DAYS N protues theta
nsy vsr~ ssysniy lsficssd fsv sbty.s ts@ s<@Al 80
sas.i:s ne nal sosrssi ~ ysvrs 80 Asssyss Ne
The New York herald., 1866-10-17
otR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
THE CANADIAN REVOLUTION.

ATKINS, Oct 4, itno
The following odyoes boon received here FROM
canda -
The attack q ne combined Turkish and Egyp,lan
iroops, under ApsApoa racha, mas completely falrc
and the Canadians maintaned an their position
The Canadians gained great victory In tho p,ovlneo
OF Bsthymno~
They have lesn mocessfai hitherto a, all point.
The Turks their barbarros tho pro nus -
HoraclG. Il y rs.d they have massacred stou. ttos
hundred old h4sn. women and children
The New York herald., 1866-10-17

Arrival In This City Of the Second Englueer
81 tho Evening Star.
The steamship Quaker City which arrived at this port
this mornlng from Chares.on, brought as passenger
Mr. McMshon second engineer OF the illfaied Even
ing Star Mr.. McMshon Was rescusd with seven Others
txo OF whom we're ladies' and taken 70 Charleston by
the schooner Morning star.
The New York herald., 1866-10-17
rh~ sa,,an,. n.ls,,oa. win Gr..,e.

sunTASrisolLs, Oct H .Ne
Thn majority cf the Turkish ministry advucai. 900
breaking ON or diplomatic relations with Greece
rho Grand yl1er AMI Al pseha oppose tho stal
There wor, approximations of a ris,ns In Thes a.
tpins.
Thn insurro.tlon In Gambia II spreading.
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EUR 0'PE.

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News by the Cable % Tues
day, October Is.
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The London and Liverpool Mar
ket Reports.
NAIL ADVICES TO OCTOBER Z.
Our Special Dispatches and Biarritz
correspondence.
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Napoleon C0nvaIescent After
q Serious Illness.
| THE CHRISTIAN TRIyMPAS IN GAMBIA.
Russia Moving to the Danube and Recruiting
for - Turkish Campaign"
~---- .s~s>~-,>-- --~.--r--.
Ensland's POsition Towards the
Alabama Claims.
French " Irritation" Against Prussia
and Chances Of War.
THE lTAlo-AusrRiAH PEACE TREATY.
BY TIE CABLE 70 OCTOBER l6.
The LsadIa Nancy Market.
LoSpos, Oct "a. 1890
rhe money marie, ~ steady.
ronsols Tor money ssk
ArRA.s wswn~
The following s's IND closing pr'cos f.' American -
| cgritics:--
United StGiss Ave twcBfes s.................... az,
Lrio iiaroed a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 80
Illinois Central 7s1
IiverpOsl Gotten Market.
Livrsroof, Oct 10 IsSS
The @asst fcr cotoais quite active, ths sales to-day
footing up ao00o b~ies Kidding uplands quoted
1sGd.
Liverpool kt~v dsauGs Market.
e9 LAvxsroofs OCI 10, isss
fhs weather n nu os favorable for tho cyops, aud tho
hrrnisiuns lnnrket tnn nnrrsrd (nrn naa sarar ED
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The foiio.inz Appo ailments ~ lhlnna nsvsnue -
corr mA1r to-day - cgas,us v uacros- Assof.
sor FOR me pr isnct n Lonls,na iuils rnsonos.sr
Asps1or for sho fird dlEioes Il Isgssssj .eorgs w.
Thorns Colec.o, for the Fith dlride, = Nov jcrey
The pr,siasn' % day appointed tbi following po-,
mssierx. La Read, Teus Hsste, Ind, vice y. ~
AIen docl.rcd, Geo,gs \. Goodrich, fitshburv, NsAs
vice Ware, removed. Bdrnri nc.E Grsia D.y, VIZ
vIoe Whitney removed, sod rIillan ~ HORT, Baring
I'm, Va, vics Hanuns,on, rsmovrd
Mr. w. Binskisy, formerly CONNECTED With TIA ,di.
sysal depa,imrn, ~ the Nafs~ui Jsis.g>s, has
app tinted Isx u.rs o. he sli9p.y crps'afs oiae'
under en Al ~ ibs late ,ossioa 81 Corg,s.
Tar Et.rias RaiIsaaa.
u viii ". u'or,Fung 10 Nvrshsp cre4tou q lam
tina, tbo Fl0r.da RanFosi Il srtncins fFon Afsris
Island b cs1 se,s ons hnnaruc and any fyrr raf,s
Ia farchs, worishop and secsfn psursai. % -
sold or tie H. % as Z. 70 ths bisEeat tdasr
THIS s M road ~ which senator yaee prs 5sa
Trustee. .f the ussse sf gayrsesiss.
ne following ssrs today appointed ~ TIA Prr.tsni
Bo~sd cf Trustees q the aoas of cgrrscslos, wssh.
inssou D,ssrlcs o. Coipmbia. wrran, n wssb. rev.
r. n G.rsey, for lhrs pears: Rev. yssbs " y. wlss.
henry ~ cssss. fof tee yssn; DAVID Garter sas
ssyis- . Bowcn. for ose year.
Ixsssistsg s.vse.rs.
ne C,mmlSioaer II r~nsson- ,o-ssy nsie ~ ~.
lowfps appointments q sss-lrlr1 syr@ops 10 us
Patent once ORA & j. Nee. n Iln,. Ohlo. q. "
Cssler, of Chafssion. q q. wiIlsm A. vh~ps, - 10
csp~sdsBos ris-oar, and G. Asrs~oIs. = TsIsor, ~
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