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The last n there is 70 third power;
The dIst.oI. which emnspooda to The quo.
tteut Il the only COMMENSURATE ruot Of the fnli
equation therefore,
y :; and substituting; j!
Archibald Andrew, Of Rockford. send. two q.
which we give The htst. The second belongs to thu
- TRIAL" order. and Is not genuine solution. The
following has the credit Of considerable 1neen uy
1-7-sy; equa.ing this We laase
-g.a ", plus yyyy-n-E
fyty'mn fgs'eriHey g s1,s 2'Gs re IT. p'q' So:
ikyY plus vy-10 Y-1y1 {y-2>-0
1h,s equation IL satafed BY making either taclo,
equal nothing. tsee kayt Or Robtnsoa's utEnea
Then $50; and y-s
Irol. ". T. Mason. centsalia, sends an equlya.
i. 6. Thomas, OF Nashville, send. the problem
Let
= plus Us to find + andy.
Ills solvahle in the tame m1ner a. sbore.
The following questinn wss proposed in ow last,
"1he larrrst pyramid in Egypt, nesr Ghizeh Ii
4e1 feet n pependtcnas height xtth platform on
ie s46 iec,; how nany feet IN p1pendlcuias height
see s.lf = The solid 81 eontcnte II Tic ren1inins
The answcr le 39l 64es feet, We NEED not give ,he
process BY which This result l. attained since alt
pFoCeede accotutnG 70 RUE. and would inSofEe the
Use OF great many hacuons-awkW1d things 10
handle in Z - comporiug stick"
j. b, r. fend; very pretty problem tnso1sine
comparison Of th1ee traansles. bat as 1t involves
Obliged 10 decline IT. Send u something which
is. &. insists on :be publication of the follow
Inc. which we have once thrown 1nto the waste
taune:
- Three ! farmers carried egg to market. A had
Iate and each received the same amoupt-1U Gents.
<. tends the following:
6oxcn and ffty sheep are required to eat ~
actea oI clase weeks, together with that whsch
grove during the time Of c7azing md in like tuan-
ncr III oxen and GO sheep are required to eat acres
The time Of ErasanE, ho's many sheep and orea
J'be eheep being times the number Of o1ca} will
be required TO tat 6 sc,cs in - weeks. together
viii .hst Which Grows during The t.as Of grazing'
II. eendt u a nonsensical statement OF t1a1es Of
elimination. right ASCENSION md declinatlon Of a
nsme5 81 n1e1 sia e nd tae atsnas Of The
o-iton ie nb+und. Given the altitude OF lxed star
when on the er1diAn. the dec'fua1ion OF the star
being bsing enow1 the l1'i;nde tn = e..!ly obtained. By
the complement a1 The 1rue altitude according a.
the dee ta south or north fhe true altude is iess
Than Tue obtersed by the amonnt Of rcitac1uoA So
II 'he direction Of The meridian BE- unknown, or
only Approximately stated. the meridian altitude
may be dednced from series Of observations taken
out OF he meridian but in ei1her casa, knowledge
Our correspondent ts ether grossly ignorant the
subject or ",s hes TO catch somebody else mapping
Ne ftpHoii.h the old grsndstnue problem:
paid 20 pez cent more than 4 and 10 pei c.t less
1han G. The diameter Of the stone was Is inches.
and Of The p!ece fos the shaft inches. Wh1l d.d
each pay and how much should each hare ground
Of from the scnl.alaueter 10 obtain hts proper
Baatess
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COMM EKClAL.

MosnAT EvESrss, Feb. T.
The receipts aud shipments during the past
forty-e,ght hou1s compare with thoee Of The cor
responding date Last year as follows:
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math email cal.
To The problem in our 1stue Of tho sd ult:
a.y T?nk u-11

To The problem in our 1stue Of tno Sd ult:
II plus v-11
Eriut pY-7,
4. j.. oT Wanketha, Wis. sends the following 20.
luton:
-@Yv: equasdng,
7r-ao-iayy pins yyHy,
substituting for r. and arranging:
yyyy-l4yv pins Y plus ss-n
According 10 Rohtnson's University Algebra,
All. 1G1 page 81 every equation having unity for
the Of the INT Term. and NIL the Other CO.
efdcdcns whole puinberr, can hare only whole nun.
be1e for fts commcnrurAhe roots.
Aft. iii. N0w AZ cvery conamcnsu3abie root con-
klete Of whole numbers. and as the coed1dents nra
al whole numberh each tesm Of itself consists Of
whole nnmbe1s, and thr eocofnsuIable roots arc
ill found among the whole number Of dlrieors OF
The last term. According 10 rule on page ~, the
operation WI! be performed as follows:
Dtstsoss, g u 1-1-a-1a So
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NfTTED PARTNERSH1P-'

II United P4ARTNERSH1P-To
Il ALI. WHOM IT NAY coSCKRx.-NotIcc Is hereby
given that In pursuance Of the Statutes OF the State
or Illinois, the undersigned have formed limited
partnership IN business to be principally transacted as
Ehca:o. u Cook County and state Aforesaid Of which
the following arc the terms. Viz:
lst. The nnme Of The nrm Is PARTRIDGE, sAiTH
and STisEkTER.
"a The gecers1 n.ture of The business 10 be nans
acted is the buying and selling OF DIT Goods iankee
Notions aud other articles appettalntug to tho DIT
Goods IobhtpE Business.
Sd. The names Of tho general partners conposnF
said trm are Timothy L. PA'ridges Eben 3. smith
and James s1reeseE Who reside at ch!eaco aforeaad
The name Of the special partner + E1ward could.
State Of New 1oEx.
rartper has contributed 10 fhe common et.ck End
actually paid IN cssh Is Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars
.tp January lst ISIS. The partnership IS !!M!ted IA
terminate the osst a.y e JanSass, ~ 4. y lss ,s,*
TIS!0TaTs + IA; CARTRIDGE a4nrr., Partner,
iAMEs +, STEkETER,
EDWARD GOrTLp, Special PartueE.
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Dr. BfEelOW


Raphael BE wlns The Affections u the o. posite sex.
He Rufdes Jou 10 wealth, health knd hapriness Call
At Drug Store 141 East AadiEon-ss., between Wells
and franklin. Consultation Tee One Dollar. mN
Dr. Bfgelow
Il the only Phgacten Is Specialist now in The city
that can b entirely relied upon. Go I'm. md not
suatF Dsea'e to remain in your sJssern, disagurtns
Your ace and BODY besides destroying your hsppIneaa
ard future prospects tn ifa. He has made personal
d1Ecase aud nervous debility hta study for the last
twenty Jesrs, and ii therefore the person whom III
AFFLICTED should consult No ona ever heard Of pa-
tent Of h not bclag cured klnce he h1s been In the
dsy Ills reputation has vouchers Ia iii the city ps-
pe1s hts psents and the medical profession both here
and asoaA ~ being The nost sknled Specialist he1
and thorough matter Of hs profession. all others
fi. don't despaif; give him call. Itis only
uon Occurrence with hin to cure sueh caset. Hia
soons separate tor lsdes and Reatlsuen and the
most Complete In the city. Consultations nea and
eonhdeatal+
outs No. - South Clark street. .oruer Of Monroe,
halfs block from the Post odice. Post once Box 1874
Cticago, Ul. once hours from -. m. to SPIN.
6eud for h1l "GuIde to Health~ published monthly.
ffee Of charge.
Yorsa Mxx, TAu PARTICULAR No71cz.-poctor
Ttgelow teyotes much OF bis time to the treatment Of
ttn.e casea cansed By seztt habit which ruins both
BODY and uhd. uniting the unfortunate individual
Tor either business society. The lad effect Of these
eazy hsbia. Or he exeeas Of ripper 5es Il to weaken
Il dcotllsate the constitution, destroy the phEsca.
ind mental poweta, diminish and enteeh= tho natural
feelnga asd e1hAult the vital energies Of manhood
Tho pleasures Of life ale uaEed the object Of marriage
tustrated. and e1isten@e itself rsndered term Of
~
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Brnposal8.
CTATE OF MAINE,

CTATE OF MAINE,
- EtxcErrTx ukFAETHKxT,
~ AuxQafa, DectDber Il. 11Af
SALE OF CSrrEp 1TAIks LAND scRIF.
prpnosais viii he rrcelred TIL the tt day at Marrb,
,etS hy hts k1cfItncy Samuel tony. GoyefnoF Of tbs
state ii Nape, dr the p1rchase Of The Laad Scrip
isxred 10 sid siate, 1ut the endowment OF Ca1ez
tDr he bensnt Of Agriculture md MechanIc Arts ii
Casualties p.t less than tvs thousand acEea- teErs
fash, parable II lawfnt money At the Otlce Of Shs
cf the State Of Maana At AuuStz or al
snnoik National Bank. Boaton, In twenty dars xite7
roIcc lsoeo ~ aceeptaoce Of oder. the scrip TO be
9crvsd~ -- -
AL odtfs will be directed u The address Of Tho Secre
taFy Of State, Augusta M1lue anI /: dorscd On the
opiside, FTopo-als for "Azrtcnltasal Colest scsfp
. EpuRAlL tL Mt.
nr8d1l$-1Y Secretary a. St1te-
, 1866-02-13
CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE,

MONDAY Ere. Feb. II.
Hr~ TORE QUOTATIONS..
9. S.gf. .M..-.....loA ~. 5. 1o-sga...... ..S4A
o. +. t-eCs O.. .10aH O. S. 1905 Aug .99E
U. +. be0s s4.-..-1dsH o. =. s-s0te June, 93H
6. s. Se0's 'G5.....1essi q. S. 1905 july. "
t0id.
1890 T. m....-.. 1ash 1l:0o 4. m...... ..13aS
Cu1cAao QUOTATIONS..
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4 UCTION SALE OF GOVERN:
"A: AEET PROPERTY At Chatfsnooes, Tennessee
sd q i osioe Is r. % s6in s IT,
Bai!dings, hseh1ae1J, Lumber, Wagons md spppFts.
Wheel steamer STONE River, reetsterd NJ TONS 4
schedule pt the property pertaining to the above
be seen 1t this Office Terms cash In U. s. funds.
u oruer or BIT Col. John 4. James, c. @. ii, UE.T
feb9n1eStis Byt Msi and 4 o. NJ
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ssnnday & aod ;s Morday; L7S 80.
The total receipts up to the time our Feportes len
the Yards was 80 head and the entered ealts 10 head
ranetng In price from e3S for common, 800 for
good. Tho market has been quiet and prices exhibit
no essential change from the ruling rntes Of yesterday
1ackr hare taken tho huls o1 the stock sol though
: few hare gone Into the hand4 Of shippers.
Quite number remxtn In the pens awaiting sala
ne quote the market a. quiet, and prices without
QuotAhc change. The following ara tho transAe
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
areraE,nE i,ni na. i Esa: % Laden Is scsliaxaEs
ana s.. G%.s. = E:T@as,nF Ea a; s22 r.: at *ss4:
..siaenE H. Il u Joaes a. Hs Sssd
fslr Uxcn on pt1EAte terms, averaging 9ol rs.
Spencer g Eaton. Is good Missouri steezs averaging
III Rese.: xe.n. ,ou to jones oinora /, hs.a
sah siers svsfasns IS ss5 as. T. Il i'd. %
He3d sold Akire u head steers, Averaging Hs nj,
ttst!y se'a 1oees Clifford a head f.ir steers, Al,
HO1S-Ffom the returns rnats to tAs Board Of
Taae nd the 1ecespts and shipments fpt the list
shipments oftae sano period IN 1ssa to b. sotiows:
~ sassess'f!z Il. 1!s&' zs''nRs:: IL
nasf sane h1s aSe IL 11e ~esi.. 81 . ,.. .: 49,.
The receipts to-day hare been rery mcagrc, aud the
reported sales LAO head. ranging IN price from tSs 10
19SH. 'Ihe market h1s ben moderate. aud prices
shoueh hardly 70 nm 1t the close Of the market On
Saturday lass is without quotable decline.
Packers, It will be observed, have been the principal
operators, though few shippers hare bsen buying,
ts&'nS IL III, rnt tas from SO head There was tiu-
I'D number zs1e. and buyers felt little dsposed 10
enter very actively into The MARKET prcfentnx to
awsls the arrival Of fuller samples.
ehsnsspoot 'esa fs. The following ARC the reported
frars1tfl1nA:
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OFFENSIVE SALE OF GOV
~ EMINENT RoLIrEg oil r. s1oGK; + * r..,s1.,
cnm OF. 6.5;ss - s'1; i: * : !: " ~ 4 + E ~.
E E :. sss & ss e.
foa1 @ Iscomouye EaEines. e!e feet esuse-tases
&c - 81 e. ID sas 81 o.s or
1ve feet gauge
e n IL g 81 G
hfs 'eFa sf GIVE 5SPsstss rRn
RUARy 1Mh. le6a, viii b eod The following d.
scl,eed @ Koialns s:oef s Of nFe feet gauge, md In
9ns q Loeon9tiye Eatae, lyman so9she. ballaezs.
one a locomotive EnE.ne, RodEes' I. md Il Work.
ono q Locomotive Engine, sv.pboan q Smith.
One ti1 locomotive Tender.
Two uadIvd (1eo, Flat and Box Cars, moro or leas.
Fire ts> Locomotive Engines, nnser7tesanle.
BoIs1s ana konalnT GeEs for TWO "a Dummy IN
Eives5i spans 10 feet each) Mccalluns Truss Bridge.
Two a25 spsas RE'dss a. go s.st easal ~ , =,
4eeona Siss. Cut stone- eonpslslng tounda1lon Of
viii .!.e b soia O. .bo.e ntnsioned date, :. weu:
foEssy Esms a.nE nsalspessd Gt a. IN. 4 ts
sa FS%s sespSf s. qP9 = e ss;
vheo pafe1..a G 5; Rssoad coapsas % e9ydit q
deairsdt Of 1oI s1ceedlne tso year, t. psy.se IL a
an8s sn s.
The toveznment for dounc the amount OF Inc ps7pes
e 7; fGs,ssil e. b es'.sa e
iii is fSs9ss'<s t s. B,.. Ma. and i: ..t55 u
0FFICE ASSISTANT QUAR-
.rzsos III 3sPs xssEss fss1M Il; M
vii he soid II lie Northwestern Grain Sheds Ia the
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The Provision Trude Of New York.
TIC receipts Of rscStalons 1t New York during thu
month OF Jlnnafy. t6bp "a and t6t Eern.


NunQAy Esen1nK4 Ft0. Il. J
BEEF FCATTLE-AccortinR to the Board Of Tfads
reports the reee.pts and shlpens since our last Issue
comraFrd with the corresponding period Of 1Sds have
htcn follows. It should be borne In mind th4t these
shipments and receipts are really thoae Of the dsy pro-
ctd1nE.
, 1866-02-13

And Future Prospects, In Lie clearly 4let by Dr.
Rsphse1 He The Affections u the op posite sex
He gufdes ypu 10 wealth. health knd happiness. Call
At Drug Store 141 E1st Aadison-ss., between Wells
and FEank1in. Consultation Tee Duc Dollar. ms3
, 1866-02-13

Gold here opened At 1s7!f. advanced 10 13s and
closed at 137. Silver IL dull and nominal ut 1900
, 1866-02-13

Il Royal yEinncr-Saytng a BRIDEGROOM
-EKciteEurut. OF the Gnmc-C1nuts
and Ills AntaEontzt-TAe Prlcat,s
Trick
The evening Argus., 1866-07-13
rae DOUGLAS MONUMENT.

The committee ON invitation lof the Doug
MonumentAssociation 1havecausedt TO be print
ed circular setting forth the steps taken 20
secure an orator for the occasion of the lay
ing of the corner-stone of tho Douglas Moh'
ument. These circulars are set to editors ioA
the purpose Of securing notices OF sne ln'eno'
ed ceremonies. We acknowledge the recep'
tion of one of these circulars OF invitation
The committee assure the public that Pres
ident johnson, and probably most OF his cab
met, will be present on the occasion, and that
the day will be fixed by President johnson
as soon as congress adjourus.
1t is hardly necessary to say that Wn'-0
people are invited to be present On the e0o"'
sion. and that the assemblage on thA' oooas'
ion will be the largest ever held IN onioag0'
To see Andrew johnson ana ms caoinet' on
a platform, and hear tbsm speak on TINS oc'
oasiou will be an event which will draw thou
sands upon thousands of people.
The evening Argus., 1866-07-13

ne says
81 want 70 be recognized in this land as soldier
of the republic, and nos~.a disgraced man.
want.to be recognized at the same time as
n an Who has done more for his country than
traitor =
No one will object to that now, though it is
that he had no longings for the
same thing in June, 1861. But why so feros
cious against his associates of that year -
Why so full of admiration now for those
who, in June, 1861, he declared over his OVID
signature, were mainly chargeabls with caus
ing the war? Why so resentful toward those
he once accounted his brethren, and felt it
no disgrace to extsndfto them his fullest. un-
stinted sympathies? What necessity was
there for his turning the rostrum al Salem
into tribunal, whore he, as Judge and exc
cutionsr, should pass, sentences upon those
with WHOM. he stood in common guilt, and
who were spurred on by him to join their
| fortunes with the rebellion? 1t John A.
Logan had the sentiments of a true psniten
| and of a large-minded man, he would be con
| tent with making such compensation as h'
could for his former treason to the govern
ment, without malice toward those whom h
| deserted when the bayonets OF Gen. Prentis
converted him TO loyalty.
The evening Argus., 1866-07-13
FIRE WORKS AND FOLLY.

lisa marvel that Rock Island, like Port
land, was not destroyed by fire, on the night
of the 4th of July. The great fire In Port
land was caused by FIRE cracker. Ten mil
lions of dollars worth of property was de-
stroysd, and six thousand families made
homeless. And yet this was only one OF the
many fires caused in the same way, on the
same day. To this may probably be added
score or two of lives lost by bursting of can
non or in some other way, in celebrating the
4th. The risk incurred in these devastating
oonfagrations the misery they cause the
siok; the suffering to houselesss and home
less women and children; and the horrible
pains to manned and wounded people are
facts to create alarm and move compassion
and some measures should be taken to pre-
vent their recurrence even if we have to abol
ish the 4th of July. The destruction OF hal
dozen towns and cities, and . score or TIVE
of lives every 4th of July is rather too higt
a tax on the country; and some measures
should be taken to stop it. In the first place
every insurance company should make al
their policies void in all places where tir
works are permitted to be exploded. And
next, the people should cultivate the fashion
of small gatherings. basket pic nics' In ever,
neiphborhood, aud that will break up thes
huge and uncomfortable gatherings IN town
on that day.
The evening Argus., 1866-07-13
ONE OF THE WITNESSE Es.
The Secrets of the Booth Military Com
mission.
The Clearfsld tPa.) Republican has OBJ
tanned the following information:

The Clearfsld (Pa.) Republican has OBJ
tanned the following information:
1t will b. rem sm bered that.at the trial of
the accomplioes of Booth before military
commission at Washington, on the charge OF
complicitv with the assassination of Presi-
dent Lincoln, a certain James b. Merritt was
the principal witness for the government. -
On his testimony Mrs. Surrstt was convicted
and hanged, and on his testimony 1t was
shown that Jefferson Davis, c. g. Clay and
George n Sanders were directly implicated
in the assassination. To outsiders the testl-
mony of this man Merritt read strangely at
the time of the trials. His statements did
not appear reasonable. Mrs. Surratts daugh-
ter. after the exc ,ution of her mother, pro-
| nounced them utterly false from beginning
! to end, and go indignant was Clay when he
heard what this witness had said that he vol
| unfairly surrendered himself to the authori
| ties of the government, aud asked for a trial.
| Davis and Sanders too pronounced his testi
mony perjury. Indeed, his entire story be-
| fore the illegal military court had the ap
pearanca of manufactured testimony.
1t now appears that this villains evidsnc'
| was periursd from beginning to end. I'
has recently been before the committee OF
the judiciary of the house ofrepresentatlves
and his examination there showed that hi
testimony in the trial of the conspirators wa
totally void of truth that he reall knew
nothing conn scting any persons with trans
actions not recognized by the usages of war
that his attempt to connect Davis, Clay, San
ders aud others with the assassination Q
Lincoln was pure fabrication. One yer,
remarkable fact was elected in his exami ns
ton. wherein he admitted that the secretar,
of war, Edwin NJ. Stanton, had paid him be
tween five and SIX thousand dollars for hl
services as witness before the miEtar
, commission which tried the conspirstors.-
This was the pitiful price of his infamy.-
!. Such is the testimony upon whicS Mrs. SUI
ratt, Harold, Atzerodt and Paine wei
, hanged, ana Mudd, Aruold, O'Laughlin 40
Spangler were imprisoned on the Dry To
/ tugas Out of the mouth of this man, wh
sold his soul to Stanton and the devil for fly
thousand dollars, a republican committee a
tempted 10 establish the completely otJ eierso
Davis with the assassination OF Abraha
! Lincoln.
The evening Argus., 1866-07-13
To express the purpose of those wh 0
framed the second section of the constitution
al amendment, il should read

Representatives shall be apportioned in the
states where there are net negroes in sufic lent
numbers to reduce the representation should they
be dsfranchised and excluded from count, accord
ing to the whole number of inhabitants but in
the states where negroes form nearly half OF the
population, if the negroes shall be dlsranchised
representatives shall be apportoned according to
the number OF voters e
This will be the practical effect of the am
endment, should it become lew and be en-
forced. The radicals have calculated conf
IDENTIFY that Maryland and Delaware would
ratify the amendments. In MARYLAND, In
1860, there were 80, ,507 free male blacks
and In Delaware there were 8,40e. Add to
these figures the number of male blacks in
slavery and it will be seen that neither OF
those states can escape without losssof repre-.
sentation should the amendment prevail -
There is, of course. no thought that they viii
grant negro suffrage:
The evening Argus., 1866-07-13
ecRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC

This,ws understand the be the high sound
ing title of an association of Illinois soldiers,
lately formed in this state. It's purposes,
(whatever it's professions may ba) are believ-
ed to be the securing of Office for its members
They held a state convention at Springfield,
on the 18th and the delegates chosen, by our
county association, TO attend that convention,
wese Ez. and Jim BeardsleY, Dr. PluEmer,
J. A. Joraon and J. F. Copp. The members
of the association assert that there is nothin (
of a party or political character connected
with it-but the choice of delegates don
hardly bear out the assertion.
Il ia also true that the society is, IN some
respects secret society, as none but mem.
bers are permitted to examine their objects,
as set forth in their own printed pamphlet.
Speaking of the organization, the Chicago
Journal, on the 14sh Of june, published the
following editorial:
Our Soldiers in Politics.
We learn that many of the Illinois officers
and soldiers of the late volunteer army have
formed themselves into q secret organization
for political purposes, the ohlet object bslne
to secure the nomination and election OF sol
diers to Office. The name of the organisation
is "The Army of the Republic" and q stat
convention of it's members is to be acid a
Spring gfeld, with closed doors, on the 18th 0
the present month.
While we have always advocated the pol
cy of giving officers and soldiers who serve
with credit ana honor in the army during tn
war, a good share of the Offices that are tror
time to time in the gtt OF the people, an
while we would still impress it upon the re
publican party as duty 1t owes to the brav
men who risksd so much and in many case
sacrificed much in the dsfense of the natior
al cause, we at the same time cannot clos
our eyes TO the fact that political organic
ton of soldiers outside Of the regular old pal
ty organiza ations, is in danger OF doing a
much harm as good. Ambitious and trick
politicians would ever be ready to exerois
their oily CANNON and their cunning arts
get control of such an organization tor the
personal aggrandisement-for there are p'
liticsl demagogues even among the soldiers
and the Army of the Republic" will be
constant danger of falling into their hand
and of becoming paok-horse for the carr.
ing of their own personal grist to the mill
CHICAGO Journal June l4th.
The evening Argus., 1866-07-13
SIDEWALK NOTICE.
CRY CLERKS OFFICE, !
Rock Island, July 3, 1866.

Rock Island, July B, 1866.
DUBLIC notice is hereby gwen that the
city council. on the I'd day OF July, 1866,
ordered that sidewalks OF the third class be con-
structed on the north side OF Illinois street, from
Exchange street 10 Ontarlo street, and on the
north side OF Rock River street, from Beaver
street to Exchange street, on or before the first
day OF October, A. D. 1866 IN conform Iy with the
ordinance relating to sidewalks.
Now, unless the same shall be constructed by
the owners OIL holders Of the lots parts OF lots
IN front Of and accent to such sid ewaiks in the
manner and within the time above required, they
will be built by the supervisors of streets, and
the expenses assessed on the holders OF the lots
or parts oil lots chargeable Herewith.
C. +. DODGE, City Clerk
;,1xEIfa,
The evening Argus., 1866-07-13
NATIONAL UNION CLUB.

WASHINGTON, July l0.-An important po-
litical combination of the johnson and Dem
ocrasic campaign clubs has just been formed
here, to be known as the National Union
Club. The two are one, and will act as one
until a new one is formed, q. a meeting to be
will be chosen. Montgomery Blair was pres
ident of the democratic club, and the coali
tion meets at his residence on the day named
TO arrange for active operations.