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'th1AsoNIcAILY ExPLAINED.-AnC CO.
serving man explains that the bet
ter treatment which President John
son Is now receiying is owing TO the
fact that, instead Of Swinging around
the circle" he is now travelling on
the square. This comes from the
East.
After seven or eight weeks spent
III slaughtering unmuzzled dogs upon
the streets of st. Louis, the police
have discovered that there is no legal
authority for the butchery, and the
next friends of the defunct animals
threaten to sue the Mayor for their
value.
The number of persons who are
now employed in the Treasury De-
partment is between 2,400 and $500,
exclusive of those engaged in the
Printing Bureau, under Mr.. S. NJ.
Clark. Of these, SIS are ladies.
The Millerites in some portions of
Maine had fixed upon the 18th inst. j.,
as the beginning of the millennial
period; but seem to remain about
the same as before that date, and
mono OF them have ''gone up"
New Hampshire boasts of So, OOO,
600 worth of horses; 81, 500, 900 worth
of cattle; $5,500.000 worth of mich
cows; $4,000, 900 worth of sheep; and
S6I4, 600 worth of swine.
Niblo's New York Theatre returned
S74,754 as its gross receipts for 1868.
most of which was the result of the
Black Crook.
The Norfolk IIyyiniun, of Satur-
day, says: ''It is currently reported
that several negro women have re-
gistered i'll the city in male attire"
Three milkmen were fined 500
apiece in New York, a few days
since, Tor mixing water with their
milk prior to serving their customers.
Corydan, the Fcnian informer, is
reported to have been paid $4,000
for his perfidy. by the British Go
yernment
at Cohoes, New York, six boys
have been drowned while bathing
within the past two weeks.
a society for the suppression of
gambling is being privately organized
in New York.
Two century plants, each about
thirty-five feet high, are in bloom
near New Orleans.
Brigham Young was &C years old
on the 11th ult.
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ConnIEncIAL AND FINANCIAL.

NEw York, July 3-Noon. Flour
1O@15 lower. Wheat momina)lv
lower. Pork firm, at $21.35. Cotton
dull-middlings 26'a. Stocks excited
and very active. Gold 3S2i. Ster-
ling 10lsW1O5a.
7 p. M.-Flour declining-State
Sc; 1000 I5; Southern 50. 35( a IL. %.
Wheat declining. Corn qniet-mixed
Western S1.O501.10 Mess pork
S21.30@ @21.37. Lard heavy, at III
O12a4. Cotton quiet; sales 1900
bales, at 26@26la. Stocks strong.
Gold 3Sa1.
BALTIMORE, July 3.-Cotton dull
low middlings 24(@24la. Flour dnll
and stock small. Corn advancing
white S1.10W1.12; mixed Western
92(@S1. Mess pork-city $;21. so;
Western $22.50. Sugar firm and un-
changed.
CINCINNATI. July 3.--Flour dull and
lower. Corn dull and nominal, at II
(~73. Mess pork $21. Bacon held
at 9l5 for shoulders; clear sides 12l
Lard liz.
New OHLEAHs, July 3.-Sales of
cotton $50 bales; tuarket dull-mid-
dlings 23'e e(n24. Receipts 80 bales.
Sugar and molnsscs dull and mn
changed. Flour quiet and firm: sales
mostly on private terms treble ex-
ira Sl4.75. Corn quiet; stock light
yellow and mixed $l.05(11.15.
Pork iirmer. at $23.75. The stool. OF
bacon shoulders is almost exhausted
lot; rib 13; clear 13. Lard dull.
and quoted tiercc 12iI(d12l.; kee
1871. Gold $751;.
MOBILE, July 3.-Snlcs of cotton
400 bales; market closed quiet-mid-
ding 24is; light stock Offering.
CHAELEsroN, July 3.-Cotton dull;
sales 10 middlings OIL. Re
ceipts 400 bales.
AUGUSTA, July 3.-Cotton fiat and
only few bales sold, at private figures.
SAVANNAH, July 3.-Cotton fiat an ID
no buyers. Receipts go bales.
HAVANA, July 3.-Sugar market
very active, ut ST., reals for Dutch
standard No. ~.
LIVERPOOL, July 3-Noon. Cotton
tends down-uplands 1919; Orleans
11Id. Sales 5000 bales.
LONDON, July 50 P. M.-Consols
declined Is.
LNEnpoo1, July 3-2P. M.-Cot-
ton declined I'D.
LIVERPOOL, July 3-Evcning.-
Cotton closed weak-middling up
lands La 1O24@l07s; Orleans 1l@1116.
Sales 5000 bales.
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Meeting OF con8ress.

ifWASHINGTO1y, July S.--Ihere is n
quorum in both houses. Era -
In the Senate, thirty-four members
answered. Four bills explanatory of
reconstruction were introduced. Ser
nator Wilson's provides that all
offices held under authority of the
rebel State Governments be declared
vacant within thirty days after the
passage of this Act. Commanding
generals may then fill them by con.
tinuance of those in Office, or the
appointment of others, or may ord er
election. The boards of registratio on
shall have power to reject permission
to register to those suspected of
wishing to evade the requirement,
to examine applicants, take tie. i
mony, and, within twenty days after
the completion of registration, may
erase names wrongfully registered.
Frelinghuysen's authorizes command
ers to suspend or remove State Of
ficers, and fill vacancy, and validates
acts done heretofore in accordance
with the above. Edmunds' is SINH
lar, except that district commanders
acts are subject to the approval of
the General of the Armies. brakes
consists of twelve sections. Sumner
introduced some characteristic bills;
and, after appointing q committee to
wait Oh the President, the Senate
adjourned till Friday.
In the House, 100 members an
swered to their names. The Speaker
announced that the first business was
to swear in new members. The Ken
tucky delegation approached the
Speakers stand. The PROCEEDINGS
were interrupted by protests from
several members, contesting the cleo
tions III Kentucky, when Gen. Logan
offered the following:
Whereas there is good reason to
believe that in the election recently
held III the State of Kentucky to the
fortleth Congress, the legal and local
voters III several districts Of said
State have been overawed and pre-
vented from true expression Of their
will and choice at the polls by those
who have sympathized with or &C
tually participated in the late rebel
lion, and that such elections were
ctrried by votes of such disloyal aud
returned rebels; and whereas it is
alleged that several of the represen-
tatives elect from that State are dis
loyal; therefore,
ReSolred, That the credentials of
all the members elect from the State
of Kentucky shall be referred to the
Committee on Elections, to report at
as early 4 day as practicable; and
that, pending the report of said COM
mlttee. none of said members shall
be allowed to take the oath of Office
and be admitted to seats rs such.
After long debate, and excepting
MIR. Adams, of the Seventh District,
from the action of the resolution, it
was passed, thus killing eight Demo
cratic votes. A committee OF nine
was appointed, to consider what fur
ther Legislation is necessary on recon
struction. Adjourned to Friday.
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News Items.

RIO JANEIRo, June S.-The Para
guayans attacked the allied camp in
Parana, and were repulsed, with
great loss. Brazil has ordered 5000
breech-loaders from the United States.
New YORK, July 3.-Private intel
ligence from Colombia, dated the
10Th, says Mosquera was captured at
Bogota, with his principal officer in
command
A later account from Colombia saws
that while Mosquera was returning to
his residence, after dining with
Acosta, his own guard captured him.
Acosta leads the movement and as
sumes governorship until president
is elected.
The Atlantic Cable Company now
propose to send messages bt tclc-
graph from New York to foreign
countries in the language of those
countries. The operators to be en-
ployed are 10 be good linguists.
New ORLEANS, July 3.-The CITY
Comptroller refuses to pay the Of
ticers appointed by Flanders; his re-
tusal is based on Stanbery's opinion.
RICHMOND, July 3.-The first lot OF
new wheat was sold to-day, ut 50. GO.
SAVANNAH, July 3.-Thc registra
ton board has received Instructions
to register all who can take the oath.
The board has invited applicants that
few dcys ago we're refused. to call
again.
CHARLESTON, July 3.-Arrivcd-
Brig Crbana, Porto Rico. Sailed
Steamer Sea Gnll, Baltimore.
GALVESTON, July 1.-The health
officer of this port having learned,
officially, that yellow fever exists in
lndIanoia, orders all communication
between Galveston and that port cut
of; and also, that vessels from Bra
zos Santiago be stopped at quaran-
tine for examination.
WAsHINaToN, July 3.-Internal re-
venue receipts, to-day, S1,500,000
Senator Ben. Wade denies the re.
cent report that he favored an equal
division of property, and says that he
does not seek the Presidency.
Lightning struck the Orange Conn
~ Ia.' Court House to-day, DESTROY
ing 1t and five other buildings.
New ORLEANS, July 3.-The Board
OF Health reports, officially. eight
cases and six deaths from yellow fever
during the last two week.; but # Is
not considered epidemic. Vessels from
infected Texas ports are to be quaran-
tined.
Dispatches from Richmond. New
Orleans, and other large Southern
cities, state that the Fourth is to be
generally celebrated-business sus.
pended, ETC..
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Violations Of Internal Revenue. !
COLLECTORS OFFICE.

C"LUNnI\, S. C., July 5. 1867.
4 IL parties claiming an interest ia the
~ articles described below, levied for
violation of the Internal Rcvcnue Laws,
are required To file bond in this Office,
ior the payment of costs III case of CON
demnation i'll the United States District
Court. Fond to be Glcd il thirty laws:
otherwise, the goods vii be sold as direct
ed by law:
barrel wl,iskoy, seized in oliicc OF South
ern ENprcs- Company, in February; .
bAIrc'' OF whi-Ecy ana I of brandy. seized
III March. from J. c. See Scra ~ Co.; a lot
OF empty wl!iskev barrels seized from
various partic., III this city, in March:
BARRE whskey, seized i'll May, in the Office
Of Southern Express Company, consigned
to u. c. Anderson. \. ). WALLACE
JOly / Collector 3d District y. &.
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By Te1e eaz.ap n.
Expressly fol, the Csolu,p5ia Ph@,iir. 1
Gable Dispatches.

LONDON, July 3.-The Sdr and
Herald, in noticing Nap poleon IS speech,
ridiculed his idea Of liberty. The
Times and Post pity Maximilian and
oenounce Juare2'3 cruelty.
The steamer Ariadne, which had
made fourteen voyages to Gambia,
landing volunteers, arms and sup
plies, has been seized.
Count Won Bismarck has been APP
pointed Chancellor to the North
German Confederation.
The Peto estate has gone into
bankruptcy.
Senator Sherman denounces Mr..
Stanbery's opinion as an attempt to
annul the Acts of Congress.
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ALL QUIET.-A degree of quiet and
good order prevails at this time that
IS creditable to the citizens and to the
efficiency of our municipal anthori-
ties. We hear of no cases of pilfer
ing of any kind, not even n garden
robbed; neither have we riots or other
disturbances. His Honor the Mayor
has not held session of his court for
nearly two weeks. We do not at
tribute this to "Order So" but to
the fact that all are at work, and as
'Satan only finds mischief for idle
hands to do" we are not in much
danger OF administering to his be-
hest. Money, not men, is HgAt Just
now i'll this community.
Charlotte Times.
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GRAIN m EuRopE. -,rhes sI,ondon

GRAIN IN EUROPE. The London
Mercantile Gazette surveys the various
grain countries of Europe, to ascer-
tain the prospect of future supplies.
In England, al, looks we'll, and no
deficiency is apprehended. InParis,
the stock of flour is the largest ever
held, amounting to 100000 cwts.
considerable shipments are making
to England direct fro \ France.
but the United Kingdom is mainly
dependent on the Black Sea ports.
The last harvest in the South of
Russia having been very abundant.
the exports from that quarter are
expected to reach 1900, 900 quarters.
The conclusion is that scarcity is out
of the question.
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From Observation-Disclosures OF the Exc
cution OF bIaximilian.

NEW ORLEANS, July 2.-We have
received the following particulars of
Maximilian's execution: "The trial
of Maximilian, Mejia and AIiramon
ended on the 14th, and they were
sentenced to be executed on the 10th
Juarez' suspended the execution for
three days, and they were shot on
the 10Th, at IL n. m. The colonels
were sentenced to six years impri-
sonment; observation-disclosures to five
years; minor officers two years. Bri-
gadiers and exceptional officers are
to be tried by court-martial
The City of Mexico surrendered to
Diaz on the 21st. Juarez sent con-
gratulatory note, with directions for
the disposition of the prisoners, say
ing to the native prisoners, "You
will be transferred to your own COM
mand, or be put at liberty, according
to the circumstances in which YOU
find them. Foreign prisoners will be
retained for further action of the
Government.
Among the archives taken upon the
occupation of Queretaro were some
documents relative to the last will of
Maximilian, wherein, in case of his
death, Teodosia Larez, Jose Maria,
Lacunsea and Marquese, the assassin
of Turnba, were declared regents.
Escobedo writes, from Queretaro:
''I have, by the execution of these
master traitors, made terror the order
of the day everywhere; I have i'm
posed large contributions on the rich,
con6scated their property and their
all; where I could not do it in person,
my delegates have strictly complied
with my orders, and I hope, before
closing my military career, to see the
blood of every foreigner split that
resides in my country"
There is n report that Maximilian
was shot in the face; the Mexican
generals in the back, as traitors.
Both Liberal and Imperial papers, in
Brownsville, condemn the execution.
The RancherO is in full mourning.
Beriozabal, Governor of NIatamoras.
had all the bells rung and rockets
fired, on the reception of the news of
the execution, and sent official in
formation of the fact to General Rev
nolds.
The Monterey stage was robbed of
$11,O in coin.
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ENCLOSING HAND-DILLs IN NEwsPA-
PEEs.-1t is against the post Office
law to circulate hand-bills in news
papers. This is generally known,
lat not always regarded. The editor
OF the JeterSoniW', West Chester,
Pa, sent forty-ninc papers to the
Wilmington post Office last week,
each containing a hand-bill. Being
reported to the Postmaster General
by the postmaster of that city, Major
Darlington, The postmaster ut West
Chester, was directed to collect one
dollar upon each paper-forty-nine
dollars i'll all. Mr.. Hodgson paid the
money accordingly.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE.

CIIl CLEKkS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, July l, 1867.
THAMES on ales OF Merchandise, sales at
i Auction and Commission, and on Pre-
miums of Insurance: also, Taxes on the
gross receipts of Hotels, Boarding Houses,
Eating Houses, Saloons, &c: also, on En-
press anu Telegraph Companies, for the
quarter ending Jnly l, are now due, and
prompt payment of the same is required.
j. S. MCMAHON, City Clerk.
Juiy2 10
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NOJOQUEI!

NUJUQ Z :.
A QUESTION FOR a CONTINENT; by
"A II. H. Helper.
Henry VIII and his Court: by Muhlbach.
The Land of Thor; by J. Ross Browne.
H. Forms and Rules i'll Bankruptcy.
Tn Chronicle of Barsct: by Trollope.
The Civil War of America; by Draper.
i5thlnus OF Panama, %c.; by DR.. Otis.
Meade Oh Grape Culture and Winc-
making.
Nora and Archibald Lec-an English
Novel: and other new books, FOR sale 1T
j. j. McCAKrER'S Bookstore.
Iulv r. l., BRYAN
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June 4
A LETTER WORTH READING.

ID LC1 1Eh WUhTd hEADING.
u H. HEINITSH-DEAR SIR: For the
1Ie benefit of the afflicted, send you
this certificate. My son having been Sc
verely afflicted with Scrofula for the last
two ycars-so much so that no has been
confined to his room the greater part of
his recovery. Having applied to the best
of physicians without relief, I was at last
induced to try your preparation of
QUEENS DELIGHT. am happy to say
it has acted Like u charm-increased his
appetite. purified and enriched his blood,
improved his health, and although covered
pieces OF bono worked out, yet, to my great
astonishment, all except one has healed
up. a few more bottles will accomplish a
radical cure. l regard your medicine a
wonderful panacea, and should be gene
raIly used. Yours truly. June 26
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The American colonists in Vene-
znela have selected for settlement
choice spot, 800 miles np the
orlnoco River, and expect to engage
IN the culture of sugar They have
been Hospitality treated
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sTOURN AMEMT
INTERNAL REVENUE TAX

I'm 11.4NHH L.H HN UE liza
CoLdL1ECTOR'S OFFICE, July ., 1857.
NOTICE is hereby given that the AN
~ NUAL TAXES for 1861 and G5, and
SPECIAL TANES for 1860 and &c, which
have been assessed and placed in my
hands for collection, are now due. Citi-
zcns of Richland District are required to
make payment at this Office before the
10th July or the penalty of five per cent.
will be added. 4. S. WALLACE.
July ) Collector 81 District S. C.
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Auct1on 9ales
BUCKEYE TRIUMPHANT !

ooSAA-G n AhAOmE hANI
HNHE subscriber has received the agency
4 for the sale Of the celebrated BUCK
EYE COMBINED REAPER and MOWER,
which has taken the premium over all
other machines of the kind, whenever ex-
hibited together.
Parties wishing machines will find it to
their interest to call and examine the
Buckeye, before purchasing elsewhere. All
machines sold at manufacturers prices,
and expenses added, and every machine
sold warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Terms liberal. Apply to
JOHN C. DIAL,
June Manufacturers Agent.
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Gas-Light Bills.

N NQN>CMERS will please attend to the
" PAYMENT of their BILLS for The
month OF June. All bills must be settled,
OF the supply will he discontinued.
JACOB LEVIN, Scc'y Gus-Light Co.
July
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FOURTH OF JULY COCK-FIGHT,

HNHE COCKPIT in roar of Beraghi's Re-
Il staurant will be opened THIS DAY,
and number of FIGHTS will come of, as
about sixty chickens have been entered.
July I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-22

TNRAL FRFxcH LfrERARy INSTITUTE, At TIM
~ lecture rpon French Episcopal church. Twenty
sscond street scar fii'h svsrue-Lses..es eemmsnes
hours tioksts and circulars at Casws Hnzards fRsk
Avenue Hotel 80 ana 50 Rroaawsy Birsh avenue ana
81 NE aeoa
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Two FouR.rocy EFT BILLIARD TABLEs NEARLY
Inquire q CoRBEJrs beaford svsnss esrser Of fusnsa
avenue Brookiyn.
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General Housework. &c.
q AM1TY PLACE.-A COMPEL Mt GIRL TO DO
homework or to cook. wash and iron in small family
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css1 ,trH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN f0ER-
LZL an nrss class eeanstrsss snd 70 90 me Iron.
Glass city rsfsrsscs WIN wsrk By We wssk or nensh Can
for o. veeA
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

CEALED PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING A
- School House in school district No. ,, town
ship IL, north range 5, west Of the 4th Principal
Meridian. will be received by the undersigned, IN
AndaIusia, H., until April gath, 1867. The
building to be 80 feet long by 81 feet WIDE and
"a feet high, divided into two stories of Il feet
each: foundation to be of rock, laid up with NOR
tar is inches thick and 81 feet high-two feet
s69xe the s sart sS 20 FEET Specifications can be
obtained of the undersigned at Andslusis, if de-
sired. ...se .- -.....
Contract 10 be awarded at Buffum Bros. Il
Walkers Office. May LIST, 1867. Building to be
completed on or before July 18th, 1867.
TERMS OF PAYMEST.--0ne thousand dollars
when contract is awarded. One thousand dollars
in district school bonds. bearing 10 per cent. in
terest, payable April 1st, 1S6s. One thousand
dollars in district school bonds, bearing 20 pei
| cent. interest, payable April LIST, 1859. Balance
in district school bonds, bearing 10 per cent. in
terest- payable April LIST, 1870. Interest on the
bonds payable annually.
| Andausia, Ills, April LIST, 1867.
| WILLIAM SMITH,
J. w. BALLARD, School Directors
/. T. WALKER,
| apr2dw2w.
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GUARDIANS SALE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,

III
or the January Term, A. D. 1907, Clreuit court
of said County. In Chancery'
Ii re. Petition of Margaret Bracket, guard
ian of Louise Z. Bracket, Lyman Bracket, Rosa
Bracket, Mary Bracket, and Charles Bracket,
minors, &C., to sell real estate.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of de-
cretal order of said court, entered IN said cause,
on the 23d day of January, A. ID. 1867, SHAH,
ON SATURDAY, THE THIRTEENTH DAY
OF APRIL. A. d. 1867, at the hour OF two clock
p M, at the north door of the Court House IN
the city of Rock Island, in the county and state
aforesaid. sell, ut public vendue, to the highest
and best bidder therefor, the following described
parcels of real estate situate in the said county OF
Rock Island and state of Illinois, to-wIt:
Lot in block /; lot 3, and n strip 2 feet in
width off the east side of lot 2 IL block z; lots l,
Q and 3 in block i and lot t. in block 3, all IN
BRACKETS addition to the city of Rock Island.
Also beginning at the northeast cornerof lot 2,
in block Z in Spencer and Cases addition to the
CITY of Rock Island, thence running south, along
the east line of said lot 293 feet, thence west ana
parallel the north line of said lot l4o feet more
or less to the west line of said lot, thence north
along the west line of said lot and of lot s, 34a
feet thence east l49 feet more or loss, to the east
line of said lot s. thence south feet ia the place
| of beginning.
| Also lot g. of the subdivision of the northwest
| fractional quarter OF the southwest tracuohaa
| quarter of section 3, township IL, north range
| west of the 4th principal meridian, Us made by
| the commissioners appointed by the circuit cour
of said county, to make partition of the same, al
| the November term thereof, A. ID. 1855, and the
plat of which subdivision is recorded in volume
| one, of the Chancery Records OF said court, OF
| page 2S3 thereof, and containing three and htty
| ty-six one hundredths acres, more or less,-all o
said real estate, subject to the estate of dover
Margaret Bracket, therein.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-third cash in hand a
the time of said SALE and the balance in two equa
payments, at the expiration of one and two year
thereafter, with interest said deferred payment
at the rate of six per cent. per annum, and sal
deferred payments to be secured by mortgage o
!, the property sold.
: Rock Island, ILL.,, March Goth, a. D. 1867.
GEORGE W. PLEASANTS,
Master in Chancery Rock Island Co., Ill.
Mrs. Margaret Bracket will release her estat
| of dover to the purchaser at the above sale.
: OSBORN CuKTIs, Soils for Petitioner.
mch22dlaw3w.
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MARSHAL'S NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS WITHIN THE CITY LIN
IA its, are hereby notified to remove, or before
the LIST of May next, all manure or other offensive
matter which may have accumulated on or in the
alleys contiguous to the premises upon which they
may severally reside, or in the yards on their
premises also to clean all sinks, sewers and vaults
on their premises, which have, or may become Of
fensive or unhealthy to persons living in the vi
entity of the same.
Whoever fails to comply with the above notice,
within the time aforesaid, may expect to be prose-
cuted in accordance with the provisions of the city
ordinances made and provided for such offenses.
All hogs found running at large ten days after
this date will be taken up and sold, the law di-
rects. E. @. CHOPPER, City Marshal.
Rock Island, April !, 1867, dw2w.