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JANIS A. EKIN,
Brevst BriGsdier General, in charge
apls0 First Division, @. II. @. o.
COVEkN Mt SALE OF TIE MILIrARY
VI kAlLkOAD AT bRAZOS SANTI.
AGO TEXAS.

4SarterUsasser GsnssaIs OEes.
Il :ssiiss y;
investment is invited 70 this ssis.
.tisiy Of sns Ever :sa
null the isT S%f 81 s p S
s,sss. e ihs United ss.s:: II q. Tni:d
rSs sale s Vii ias b. ...,r. track. and d.
bridge. &C., tie r.iro:d nssssisis nd ssssii.:
pertaining 70 the road, tosether With the ron.
ing stock, ears, machinery, and other equip
The sale viii not include the title % the Had,
road Is .Ssus ten n mile. IN isnSsS, and q.
tends from Brazos santiago q Whites Ranehs,
.isS @ .Sis: ssa nsss
IN. route 1. the .her t... and best for tn. i'm
interior Of Southern TsIas "a Northsrn Nsxiso,
= sssssSsd t. sro.sev II -. N''as can f'sd''
Tss rcd si.ssdy s.nIis,sa sevss thirty nile. q
g :i se sis .s s.s 20 -. =
The sS:a Is ave feet gauge, good Ties, rail-. ana
Mere lsrueulsr dssedpaon Of the property can
Gsss boa ns q 4. .N Ga. s; 3
.S T. q sss ~, K, VI. :: A:: s.:s.ss
md supplies. q sSs r".ss ga
sy SoyHtnmsat u the tine to the Nov York Cen
Tss sssS: Of s.yn.n. excepted MI, ). .he.s
Ten I.r cent: cash, an Goysrnmsnt fssds, % b
TSs aeysrn%enf reserves the right 70 reject a.y
Prepossi: :hould b endorsed =. Rroso:als fse
teed ana addrs.ssd @ the Dixision q Riyer Ard
dee. Wsshinassn. B. '~, ="
By order ofiIs ouass:,H::s,ss:;. S e "a.
Brsyet Colonel and 4. Q. A.. in ciarEs IoSrth
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RAILROAD LINES.
wASHTN6TON. ALEYANDaIA AND
GKORGEfOwN RAILROAD.
IL 81 90
q 81. =; ~: Il; - ut:
Wsssisssss I'd AIsIssdris . foiie.s: ~
L s.tv. w..s.ss11o L Isay. SO K T.
Lsssd------ I,%" !. LEGAL .--.----; &c sS /: /"
:.---,--: IS Pm. :: :: : 81 Pm.
SUNDAY pAssEsenR fSXIns
~ ~. ~-.;':Ss' ts: :T. A--.:::Rss !.
.Anr 81 lasEss.' sw 4 I.;'; s.a..
BA.1.-'.. AsaH .: Sa.: ..1 Lao. 10.
3 e
.scHs Dr. s;f;:s SEp Asp sAk
FOB BALTIMORE.
Lev: a, ~ .sses,s sssd:y, :. 90, -. ~
iOs al )! var AZ s sea rio Is.
FOB WA1 sfArl 9EsS S1E5H o, AsHAroIls
leave ss and 50 n ana at a.ls and ass II
I..,. Q. Go .ss =, Ass y p'' Lis .s
srsins 70 % frss isssroii. 3. st Sunday s 10
- -. ro n b sgsPA5
Toi WAY AZ 81 cffo.
ros AL /: p Px inf 70 81 ? rae n WEST
Leave daily, except Sunday, at Tso .. m. and Use
On ssndsy q 70 ,: N. only. connecting ct Bslsy
Ssa9on VIII trains from Baltimore 70 wheeling,
.TakcSak fffckrrs % tn. We. CO. D. A.a ..
T:sssps IN The .1..s.
betvscn q ana 9Th strsets.
q fsaSRSs n: snA Boston 50
We. SnITh, Mas.er q Trsnspors.sson.
eea-H GEO. &. KooNTz. Agent, Wellington.
THRPpSEffEHH LIZ REITsES EAsTISsTOa
&49 9s
Train. between w.:sinsson sns sse Tor a..
G foR new 4 WOE FOX yi. .i,hou. chang. Of
Leave daily tsxcspt Sunday a lisa. =. and $50
ron NEW 1oRK. changing car. at Phil.ssl.
Lesve daily Except Sunday st ms .. n. and
FOB PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily EXCEPT Sunday 1t - and HIS ..
Lev: for New York and fhihi:d.lphi. At s:ap.
Sleeping cars for New York on s:ss ,. =. train
fhreush ticket: TO Phil.dslphi., New Iogh. o.
noston can BE- had at the Station Once At all houn
,cs1 rssgTsSaa Z. Guiding. Psunsylvanis svsnus,
:, See Bsltinor. and chic Railrosd sdyertisensas
Snpciis ssS tSs Wso warrington Deamore' An
49, T.P .s.ITH, Master Of rr.nsportssiou.
eesa Gro. Ro6sf ssI Agent .s ws. ss1
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA r ROAD
Z
On and after Monday: Ssb5r.Iy ran: .-o d.iI,
Sensii s.iirs.a train: % ana rom scAnSnsa
follows:
Leave Washington daily except Sunday, NJ an
IN and arrive Ut Lynchburg at SIS D. =.
Leave y nehburg al .. n, and arrive q wash
'As''n - EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Washfngton daily tincluding eupdayD q
SIC p. n, and arrive at Lynchburg st 6 % q m
Leave Lynch6urG at $50 ,. N, and arrive at
Both trains make close connections ct Lynehburs
Tor All points 6outh and Southwest, and st Wssh-
ingtsn fot North and Eorthwsst
fSis road IL abrasive, not only for 10. comfort,
ss neS Ssorc Ooss Of Fsrst th All -
Mapassas, Bristoe, Caaletts, Rappshsnncck. OH.
peper, Orsnse and Gordonsyiie, places Of i'm Der.
Iss: !. o.: son, n soS,s
Shs and B.mors and :, the once. Of tbs ros6
n. BRoADUs, General Ticket Agent,
Neu Alexandria. Va
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STEAMER LEAVES FOR MT. VERNON
;. >. rHyHssAff I'D sssffHIHkbbAr,z&E
amount for use Of Mount Vernon Association.
place every hour from q. m. to .. m. q. -
D0r1 he fne Steamer wawaset can be Chartered
for Excursiops J. VAN ISWICk,
an u -6W General Supr P. r. Co.
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GALE OF STEAM GRIsT MILL AT THE
- CAVALRY DEPOT, 0IEsBOR0. d. O.

SE sT pApar ssIsE MaL az TIE
{: d G. err .s!.
s:ssi q: sssjs
ONE III STEAM GRINDING AND FEED
frame, With massive grant s found .tiom ;, 70 By @
ri .Sd .n a
Also. :. the same time and p,.e.. tn. machinery
'Gs re P soRH;;nT ffsowrR
with cylinder Of twenty two CD iaches diameter
heavy BED plate With cold and hot Hss.r
pumps and heater, and cast iron ~ wheel, with
diameter and twenty four "a inches f.s S Win
yudson1 patent governor. -.
TWO % BOILERS S Sh so-HoEsn Powrs
made Of the best boiler iron, i've si1seenths ISIS,
ss:: -
ter, With Ill he rsauisss sessntaSss. 'iAn''
4hsPE so s RAfaFE sF RgSK
eon.iisetsd of :olid. French barr nsllssons, and
handle the hay: grain and prepared ICED on the
lie :Ssins u as:Sed Rsf Iron. and To.
psllsys Of east. iron. faced and balanced, With
Ply rabGsl, and ssenty four ~, Inches vide The
btlts for driving the mills: &c. are Of the best oak
The Engine, Boilers, Machinery and Fixtures
every Description are Of the very best materials
dition and hne working order. the mill having been
In operation only about fifteen months.
II deemed advisable by the agent Of the Govern
nept on the day OF sale the buildings will b sold
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
Purchasers will be reQui red 10 remove their
property before the hrst llstl day Of July next,
grounds. -. :. - : : =
A boat for Gfesboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day Of sale
Any further Information that may be desired
VIII be gwen upon aIpiicstien, In person or By let
Giesboro. D. c., or 1t this once:
JAn1S A. EKIN,
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PROPO0ALA
CXI1 OF o0VE71HTNf IVHDHR.

GALE OF o0vE1HMENf kUnDK1.
0ssfQss'ss~sss.oee., psser.:'.'s,ss:.,3
esaled Iroposals will 30 received - this once
until MONDAY, Nay n, l06S, st ~ o'cssck m.
for the Derchsss Of SSs so feet Of Government
Lsabsrs 81 the following sizes sn1 dsscx1Dooes,
- 90 fs<s IN inch Oak e.
IS iGy@o BET d inch Osk
: - - ieet Inch Oek
- ~ ~ s sfsSe "a 2.h
q, Z" 100 esst S-ineh OaE
N.e0 feee inch Hickory
Z $50 fest D ineh Hickory
Z . 90 tees inch Hiehofy
80. No. tsse lx-tlch Xsh Pr % & ~ a
u yt10 leet inch kSh &c ts.
sssss ssss sinsS An
/ 1901 fees s-inch Ash
l. Sso isss 3. iass P Flss e. 70 90.
81 900 feet inch PiDs rs 90. ...
SSs ssss Inch sa Po SR:st
The abevs b . very superior lot OF we'll sessooed
Col. U. 81. rompkins, Q. NJ, aasrtern sstsr in
shsree g Lincoln Depot. about ono mile east Of
SiSs Vii se received for tn. purchase Of 1000
The uDdersignsd reserves the right to rejsct
all the bids should they be considered too low.
Payment Tin Government funds will be required
upcn notification Of acceptance Of bid, and prior
70 the delivery q the Lumber. which nu.tbe re-
Proposals should be signed with the Bidders
full name, and efye his post ofice address, en-.
dors:a apropesab for the Pursh,ss =, e Lumber,"
Bst. MAJ. Gen. and Chief ousrs.rm..ser,
my SIT Depot Of Warrington.
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GALE OF ORDNANOI AND ORONANOI
- STORES AT BALTI1ORE, ND.

QGce Chisf Qxdvtersnaster Middle Military Dspft
Behimors, Nd, Hay s. 1855 E
A. y order Of the Chief Of Ordnance. o. 8. A..
auction, under direction q Oaltain J. Msrs com
nandina Tort Aarehsll, On MONDAY, nay q,
a.sa pounds. moro or less. Rine Powder, In,
sfSe Dounds. more or less, 0annen Powder, In
cartridges, apounds sssh. .-..........;. :. -
barrels, 100 pouu1e each. II. O.
Is y. ponder Carriageb end Ohsssis. s5,i
ga FOUNDER Carriages ana Uha1ets. esfi
So FOUNDER Carriages and Chsssts Ffli
lS-ipch Gun Csrriases end Ohaseto. a., a..
Purchasers viii be allowed AvO 90 days fer tns
reHovsi ofths pFovsrty. e tslrfa5 ~
IsrDa cash. ID 0overnmene fusos6
nsndins Middls Military 21sySSsS3S ns.vv. ~
my,a-sd Colonel and Ohssi QaarSsrneSsss.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.; Gsorgetovn.
CHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
TTAHEkkrro AHp GARDES FARM, AT TEN

%. ".
By virtue Of . decree OF the Supreme Court Of
the Distrlct Of Columbia. in equity, made and
passed the 5th day Of July, A. d. 1895, in the
ohancery cause No AL, docket r. Keene Of 81.
". a i. Keene ct al, win sell, on TUESDAY,
rne 2g.n Gay o. MAY; 100, oiSiock p on the
able property known as ooorsds Tavern, and the
Enclosure containing ten acres rood and thirty
perehes of land, and described ~ follows: Begin
ming for the same q bon ndary stone standing on
the south side Of the River road sixty feet south
west Of boundary of the original tract Friend
ship" and running thence seuthwest forty two
perches; southeast eighty perches; north 6lx de-
gTess east thirty one and three perches g
said road north 231l degrees, west thirty six
perches land thence with Q straight line to the
be ginning, with the improvements thereon. The
HUtei 10 large and nearly new, and the place has
been tavern stand for half q century, and fur
hishes fine opportunity for Investment. Title
perfect The purchaser at former sale having
failed to comply; the property will positively be
will be required soon IS the property 10 struck
off.
Terms of sale: One third cash; balance in tive
equal payments. at Fix and twelve months, with
interest from the day Of sale; the title 70 be
retained until the whole OF the purchase money Is
paid. and the purchaser may, At his option pay the
whole OF the purchase money in cash. Convey.
ancing and stamps At the cost Of the purchaser.
JOSEPH B. KEENE. Trustee.
my Z 3tawSds TH0S. DOWLING, Auct.
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AUCTION SALES.
Pr ,. Q. heGUIRE 3 co., Asesissssr..


By yirsus q 5 decree II She Circuit Court OF thu
District 81 Csfamhis, made in the c.sse Of Armand
equity dated Nay n. 1857 will Offer at auc on
NEDNEsDAY. the oh day. Of nay next, ON the
Topery in Washinston Known g isvier ) StusPs.
being tquare i6o. This square % Known for the
ulby the eoyernment: bus can easily Do rcstorCd.
10 nay b divtae1 20 suit pufehAsers. =
g b Haid in essh, and the residue In three euai
instaimenfs, IS, II ann ~ months, with interest,
Men. The terms Of saJe mast b complied With
wtfhtn one week sstsr sate. or the property may be
o. the tfss purchaser. =
eSs.er ana 3 cox SS'' f r ne ,ar
% lssc ,. g. Me96lRE 3 90, Aueis.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
coneequenee Of the ipeleaent weather until WE'D
Pisis q Subdivision nay b. obtained - =.
Mys J. g. MCGUIRE I 90. Au....
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0BEEN b WILLIAM AustfoDeer,,
ID No. S26. corner 7sh and D streets.

VALCABL1 RIAL ESTATE SALE OF BUSI-
NESS PkOP1RTY on III street vest, between
and .treets north, at Public Auction.
On THURSDAY, the 18th instant. 1t o'clock p.
m, In front Of the premises, part Of Lot No 10, In
Square 20. With the improyemsnts. consisting Of
back good depth. This prcpe, ty offers fine In.
duesments for persons wishing to purchase good
business property.
Terms: One third cash; balance in 9, II and Is
months, secured by deed Of trust the premises.
q the purchaser eIOO down whom the property
10 knosksd Of.
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"AEfRED O. BOWERS,
aAssistaat earGesa, ssh n. z. Vols"

svIySnis avenue, Wcskineton; HENRY COOK,
xiexan1rfa, Va; and By prneests generally.
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QlY 0REEN D WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
- No. S26, corner Of 7th and streets,

UY CHEM WILLIAMS, Auctioneere,
d No. s96, corner Of 7th and streets.
TEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, SIT
pATED ON 18th eTREET WEST, BE.
TWEEN p AND STREETS NORTH, WITH
IHE, IMPROVEMENTS, AT PUBLIC AUC-
On THURSDAY, the 18th instant, at 10 o'clock
oi Lots Nos IL, IS. II and is. being subdi yi.ion
sou are, having good fronts and depths.
STo be sold without reserve.
Terms One quarter cash; balance 6. " and Is
months. secured by deed Of trust on the premises.
OF the purchaser. % down each lot when sold.
my lid GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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WHAT TIE fFFss5OEEss s sAh II rHi sAnAz

"Posf HOSPITAL, roRT MARSHALL, Baltimore,
Nd, Feb. %. le64.-"I have great sAtisfsctisn in
stating that have used The Samaritan ksmedies'
for veneral diseases In its most customary formA;
that have used them With Judgment, discretion,
and properly, and. have found them respond 70 my
their Competition, have the fuiiest confidence in
their eoesx, and ae fer = ny use Of them sxsssds
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AhS%psh Fs9 E o sTTSnSS NS 1.sgF.HH
system. e we'll e all the bed effects 81 Mersury.
males suffer the BOOT AND II DRB JUICES mort
happily adapted, in Ucerated Uterus. in Leucor-
rhoes, In bearing down, Falling Of the Womb, de-
bility and for aA oomplaints incident to the sex,
, Sent BIZ express. Price 81 = per bottle
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-05
10! THE POOR NEGRO:

After all the TODD of radical negro wor-
shippers about universal suffrage, man
hood suffrage" and that sort of nonsense,
they failed to carry their point IN eienef
house of congress. In the senate they tired
90 strike out the word "whlte, in the .Coiora-
do constitution, as q qualification Tor voters,
and tailed. When the bill came before the
house they tried it again but were defeated
by q very large majority, only 80 votes eass
in its favor. Among thase who voted Tor
negro suffrage were Msssrs. Alley, ALI
son, Baker, Blow, Boutwell,, Brandegee'
BroomalI, Conkling, Donnslly, farqunsr'
Grinnell, HARDING OF ILLINOIS, Hub
bell of New York, Jsnckes, Julisn, Kelley,
Lynch, Paine Rice of Maine, Rice OF Mas
sschcsetss. Rollins. Spaulding, Washourn OF
Illinois, Stevens, Window, Williams and
Wilson of Iowa. 1t will be seen that Hard
ing, the member of congress from this dis
trict, was among the SO who wanted to force
Colorado to adopt negro equality or stay out
of the Union. The bill now requires the
signature of the president to become a law
There are good many who anticipate We
to of the bill on the ground that the state has
not the required population.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-05

The Auburn IN. " Advertiser, two or
three days before the reconstruction commit.
tee made Its hnal report, thus commented ON
sne proposition TO exclude oil who participate
60 In the rebellion from voting for members
OF congress or presidential electors until af-
ter July 4, 1870:
sit is reasonably certain that they will send del
egates to the MAXI national nominating conven-
tions, and that the democratic nominating convep
ton will admit them. It Is reasonably certain
moreover, that they will choose electors Of presi.
dent and vice president and ask to have them car
vassed, and that If the electra votes Of southe
and northern democrats together are enough to
elect president and vice president, and they are
not allowed, there viii be political treoble of a
very formidable character. With johnson for
president at that time in command of the military
forces, It cannet be reasonably expected that the
candidates elected viii or can be kept out of of
fee. z
s'Ws are free to say that we cannot contem plate
| such contingency without the deepest concern
When we apply to this subject the logic of our ow
observation and experience of political campaign,
In bygone years, we obliged to conclude tina,
such an experiments viii result in trouble, withou
any corresponding benefits to the party and coun-
try. We fervently. hope that such a continge nc,
may be avoided'
| This Auburn concern is the newspaper or
| gan OF Mr.. Seward in central New York
Ii knew what the report of the committee
would be. A prominent republican newspa
per, discussing the plan to exclude ex rebel,
from voting for the Offices named, until afte1
the time named, says: ut would be effectu
| al to control the result of the elections, anC
| give part or a whole of the Offices to the re-
publican candidates in Maryland, West Vir
ginia, Kentucky. Tennessee, Missouri, Ar
! kansas and Louisiana"
This, no doubt, is what the committe,
thought, and for this it makes "a wholesal,
sale of the negroes" The Auburn paper
very plainly tells why the scheme won
work johnson will bepresident at that time
and in command of the military forces. Thu
ex rebels will vote and will choose elecsor
for president and vice president, maugre an,
act of congress foroidding them to do so.-
The votes of che electors chosen by them viii
be counted or there will indeed "be polite
al trouble of very formidable character. -
| Chicago Times.
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A BACK DOW Ne

The United States senate, repenting OF tie
basty and spiteful action towards the presl'
dent. by amending the post office approprla-
ton bill SO that no officer appointed by the
president during the adjournment OF congress
.bould receive any pay unless be should be
confirmed by the senate, recalled the bill
from the house, on Thursday, and, after
.ome discussion on motion to reconsider
the vote on the amendment, the whole matter
was laid aside for future consideration
This is tantamount to backing down from
its former action. ANDY" is tough piece
of h;ckoyu. and congress cannot rule him.
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reconstruction, supporting the position as
sumsd by the president.
The N. Y. Herald's Havana correspondent
Ayss Ga
Mortinx, the liberal commander st Aiwas,
encountered force Of Maaimillian's troops
aeAf Villadolid, Tossing 3 pieces OF artillery
The liberal forces have brokenn up into
sman bands.
Thisty.three persons had been arrested and
tried by court martial for uttering sentiments
favorable to Juarez.
NEW YORK, May 5.-Four of the other
persons including one of the railroad breaks
man explieatsd in the robbery OF the Adams
express company, on the 9th of January last
we're arrested yesterday, and held lot triai.
The investigation Of the case wiii disclose
the manner in which crimes are planned IN
the metropolis and tho numerour agencies
secured to make their preparations success
ful.
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rotary Stanton supports the presidents poll.
cy. and opposes that Of consfsss that, in
fact, ell Of the cabinst, but Secretary Har-
Ian, maintaiA the ssms posltien. This the
hardest blow the radicAls have rscsivsd.--
Stanton was their pct. Poor rsdsl We hope
there viii y enough lsh d them to keep up
aperty organization. We don't want 'em oil
70 join the johnson party.
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ana should tn great ssmobilixer' return to New
York, It Is prebs6le that he win meet with rough
treatment at the hands of the outraged and swim.
oleo remains. O'Mahony, II is said, is already
nearly crazed, and the entire corps Il sslaried
s omcials at unios square. who have been swsi
lowing up 81, 600 dollars month Of the fund
of the brotherhood, have been disch.reed \,
order OF the committee appointed. Crowds 5,
the disaffected Yesterday visited the
OF PRESIDENT Roberts, and rendered their servi
ees, which were accepted with the proviso thu,
sney meant tight And thus is ended the great
s OF Union Square, with its magnificent
.urnisare, iss diverted servants its sumptuous
legal appurtenances. Sic transit gloria 6 Ma
hony!
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-05

The senate bill to authorize the construc.
ton of bridges across the Mississippi at Quin-
cy, ILL.,, Hannibal, Mo-, and Burlington. To.
wa, after its reception in the house. under
went an animated discussion, by M blow
of st. Louis, Kasson, of Iowa. and HARDING
OF Illinois, when it was REFER ed to the com
mistes on post roads, whore it will probably
S,sep Tor come time-at least il ougns u
sieep the sleep of death. there.
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PROPOSALS INVITED.

CEALED proposals are invited by the town
- ship of Bowling, 40 build bridge across Mill
Greek, on the Monmouth and Rock island road !.
SIX miles south Of Camden. rets 7a
: The bridge 10 to be built of pine sawed timber,
length 40 feet, width IA feet, highth Is feet, of
similar TORN to the Rock River slough bridge at
Camden.
All proposals to build said bridge mus, be left
at the store OF Shaw Brother, In Rock Island
o or bet ore the 18th day of May, 1866.
VIM. IRWIN com'r Of Highways.
apl25dw3w.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE CHICAGO & Rock ISLAND r. r. Co.
New York, April Goth, 1866.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of
this pany for the election of thirteen Directors
Tor the ensuing year will be held at the Office Of
the company, in the city OF Chicago, state of ILL.,
nois, on Friday, the Sth day of June merit.
The polls Will be openedat III O'Clock A. M,
and closed at IL O'Clock NJ.
c. w. DURANT, Pres't
FaArcrs II. Tows, Sec'y.
apl24dueI.
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cul and denunciation of the reconstruction
committees report. The Hartford Courant
another repu blieanpaper-regards it as I'M
satisfactory TO both north and south. The
Springfield Republican pronounces its provi.
sions unjust, paltry and unstatesmanlike.-
The N. Y. Tribune regrets the want of cour-
age exhibited be the trainers of the bill. The
Richmond Examiner repudiates the plan en-
tirely. Altogether the Stevens cabal have
made sad mess of it and will receive only
the .jeers of the whole country.
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NEW BRICK YARD.
Good Brick at Low Prices.

'ENHE subscriber has esta bli.hed new brick
yard on the bluff, beyond the old grave yard ,
near Mr.. Boyer's place, where he will manuiac-
ture the most superior building brick and sell
them as low or lower than the lowest. People
who contemplate building had better give HIM a
call before contracting.
He has the beet clay to be found anywhere in
this vicinity, and will make brick equal if not
better than any other yard; and his workmen are
of the first class. JOHN B. LONG,
Rock Island April 10, dam.
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An0le appears to be no doubt of truth OF
the statement published Yesterday that Sec
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE of the powers and trusts con.
Il tanned in a deed OF trsst made by William
Bailey, new deceased Mary J. Bailey his wife,
James Boyle and Eliza {. Boyle 10 the undersign D.
ed, dated November l4th, A. d. 1859, and record
cd on the Records of Rock Island County, State
OF Illinois in volume 'J'' of Mortgages on page
4S0, default having been made In pa vment OF the
notes therein specified, L shall, ON the 18th day
of May next, at the hour of IL O'Clock, A. NJ, at
the north door Of the Court House, in the City OF
Rock Island, State of Illinois, sell at public
due, for cash, to the highest bidder, to pay said
notes, the real estate in said deed described and
known as Lot number three 90, in block o in
the original town of Stephenson, now Cit, of Rock
Island, Illinois, together with all the buildings and
Improvements thereon. The sale will BE- absolute
and without redemption.
PHILEMON L. MITCHELL.
Trustee.
Rock Island, Illinois. April Sd. A. d. 1866.
Osborn & Curtis, Attys tor Trustee. a....
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