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THE STATE OF TRADE.

ST Lov Aug 3TbaceO ,eiye and unchanged Hemp qus and
unchanged fG' sm EIa e. goa % GScs P9sS % ws, and Lmps
RED s.1d iw1is "a isS - o. sisg1"E isi 6, 10
s@s Y1s sd So = az g r White sHs;ns$
s .s s fSi s fPHs IS sdus o. c esSi plef.s, p
e. 70 .1iI ES .s, side. sss s dsI. DRY Ss ss Co.,
g BE- hal. hH whisky steady s:si 10 Re. s:c'Pt@dSSSST sd Sa
5000 bbs Wheat sCo9 seeks Corn, ASo ao oa 'o u0
y say.ss.s O.. Aug -ccou n,t nothing doing Midns'
.'s. tod.y ''s;iG c; e b T. S'i s
sTch;es.' e ] J Asd at ,s1 90 9g
Wheat 81 GTess 10 Corn $ delivered and ssc bulk
Shoulders. l2ls Clear Sides 6 packed Ia" WHISKY in bond
M.srS Ags cGtte. dali 81 Flour daI sSssIsns
$s Tsss'S.: 1Igs.. S.:. ?a;t 81 .Ssp. S S
s. G HSH%S. SSiSs d .s could .e'dr n eos s
9c9Sn dull and s STs. ;s sales, 2 srS bales: lies.
r he sane Sse , year exports 2So bale. Is o1l
& & cdS. loS; ssGsas r ID @ S no
% Nss. d c .9Si Is o%E S.Ssna S s
T fof White ssd isos o dull At sssss
d sSS RfsSsa. , 5 @ S.SSot % sss. ErsSsas per
- is".. ..ted o No q. grad: Sii,s
:6ssd "5 hsld sr o da and dS.s.i% Sss NJ
tds Ssss aS ~, Ri Sa aaal's % Mdt1 ding 9 ae %,
Tsri a BoI Meat. smer shoulders ic Side, 5ic Bacon
shoulders good demand and advanced e sa.. a. to Sesf
Cured Commou ogs .lo' 2, 7.al Butter IN better supply
unchanged l393e Lnsed advanced 20 f a the supply
I. nsht Groceries unchanged bu arm Cold lOtGi Money
easy q BdlOc Exchange steady and unchanged ... .
CHclso 30Flour actiVe Spnng Ertra fB6Slh sprng
No has adj Ane- t sales at 81 1881 bfi
:dlne.d is s5es1s Tor 10 2 sos sgssis 7. r. t. r
S S., s.i & SPiisf Is b. ai isf pof.
Beef Cattle duh and nominal Live Hog Brm At ~ 10
90 W ~ good sheep dull Rec.p-aGo b6s foa
10! 1900 bush Con, B.O0 bush oats LEV
Hogs Shipments, bills Flour l 900 bush Wheat l7 900 bush
Cora 6l 90 bush Oats Prcghu HsadT Oats Sc TO Buffalo
ToLKD Aug 3o-Fogr gaiet whsA, advanced ld1e sal" OF
Michigan 81 81 Amber Al f2OIdS2 O3 No. spring ~ Oh
Com sr snI Dee sale, o NO wAb.s a. 81 o No Eat 'SasS
MicbgaH oas trm shi advanced 2dlc sales Of No SI9
s1 and No Sc Rye seee sale. Of 10 p D. ~ gsI%
held sl 70 for No Receps-33o bNA Flour 100
Wheat 1000 bash Corn u go bush Oats Fesh urn but
unehshged
CIS1sL.sp Ohio Avg oTur ,esiy but usehs5sd Wheat da
inactive. Of Winter Rel At 81 ora 81 90. Corn dali; No
MIs held 81 5 sAeA huner advance OF le sales
&c. Rrs 3uis. 81 0oSl Is tor No state Ia
held Petroleam
changed at 2sd1jc ior STANDARD White ia bond
MINING STOCKS
saS PRANcfsco Aug 2Ths following the quotauons for
Nluiag Gould S57); S4So
Po,od S40 Ophr $50, Hale EOrcrou 5000 Crown Point
al gy yellow t,ci $500 Belehr 900, Alpha, ss5Oi Inps
rial fpsr .hare) $40 Csna Navigation Co, II cent
California State Telegraph Co.. 81 per cent
New-York tribune., 1867-08-31
LATEST SHIP NEHS.
PORT OF SRw.YoRK....."AUGUsT d


ARRIVED.
steamship ippo M Harrison Liverpool Aug IT, and Queenstown
Steamship Missouri Palmer Havana days With mdse and pass 70
Ship Union o Dsnariscctts Cardiff days with railroad rOn to
master. IA, - l.. -, -,
pas, sonsB Edge Had deaths and birth among Tue
ship Fanc, Sage Cronk Liverpool Jus With mde Lawrence
Bds l. W. E.,9s OIL Mes,fy CORVALLIS, s, 10 days, with
sg Jph Ia1, PeRny ST. John D. 10 days With Ah to Rw
Bris Isabella Jeweu Snare Bangor, lumber.
Brig Mary Qisn, Doh Mention ltnneeh day' WIN muse !"
seb Fapiin Brown Maeb lumber When OF HAlets Point
b, @rsm. and osopmss tore the bboom received dam
age The and pilot struck down but received no serious ~
~ The 70 all more or less stunned 80
sch o. H. Woodbury. woOdbary Bangor lumber for Jersey City
Behr Gro,venor Pree,hy. Sew.Haven for Philadelphia
Seh Eira Ann Nichols Bangor lumber to lIolyoke hnray
seh Blue bird (Br Patterson, St. Johns, N B., 10 days. with un
seby George WsshnSton Masss Belfast lth 70 p V. King
sehr NJ X. Chlye, Pratt. Portland, Conn. stone
sehr Gen. Bank tternl Rider Hew,haSen
schr b. r. Anderson, CLARK Portland, Com, stone
sehr Edward Young Kelly hsehiAs, sparS
sehr Albert; Kelly, M.chGs lumber
sshr T. H. Hamilton, Perry Bangor lumber
WIED-At Sunset, N, w.
BELOW
Bark Southern OrO. from MOntevideo
Brig Fanny Ponks from Wilmington, n O.
Reported 6y plOtboaI Msry T. hsb No. T.
DISASTERS.
ecop Theodore from NevYok before reported ashore ~ e
head of Batwelrs Island got Of the nert day. 18Th
FoRrnEs horRos Aug 90 be steamship ~ Mays 'Om 'a'A
Vile for Wilmington, has arrived at Norfolk disabled
SPOKEN.
Amsresna-shp tBE 2sth inst lat "a 20 lon 81 bound
Masehr Of 81 John b 2SS Inst Il, q SS Lon a. bound
Adj GAy-bAri 27th Inst, lat "a 05 lon % H. bourd T.
DOMESTIC FORTS.
FonrRKs MONROE The piOtboat coquee reporv nav
,nE ~ ns,,Ts ard B. ssl. Bremen bound to Baltimore
CaiRtEsros c. Aug ooArVed steamship Upton hom p0''"a
New-York tribune., 1867-08-31
rIRII

RpWARDs-on Thursday Aug 49, amer short Illness samo Ia
wards aged 20 years . 1T, - .,,., - .,,.ua
az 49,. on snpday afternoon O'Clock fom hs late residence
No Is " s,t INV ar,tst, without further notice
on Thursday morning August 2 Mrs Sarah
a.d vldow Of he William H. HAed In the e9h OF her
he, sopsinsw H. Cspp and Richard Layery are respectfully ny
sd 10 attend her te residence No 3lS East Thiteh
a. on SATURDAY morning O'Clock The remains VIII be 'aken 10
White Plains for interment
uoBBs-on Friday. Aug. 2o Susan wife Of John Hobbs
b relatives Of the family Invited to attend the ne-
or SUNDAY Sept l. at Church Yonken at O'Clock NJ
LOTTat Fshu.h THURSDAY Aug 20 1867 James L. The yonngss
b ~ Ahem Gertrude Lott aged tyea IL months aud
New-York tribune., 1867-08-31
THE CASE OF JULIUS F. HARTwELL.

BosToN, Aug. 30.-In the United States Cir
cult Court to-day the Of The United States ag
Julius F. Harwe the evidence being all in the defense
submitted n motion TO quash the indictment. Judge
Clifford stated that the Court unable to agree on the
motion to quash they unable TO agree on the ques
ton whether tho defendant charged with the safe
keeping, transfer and disbursement OF public money
They also differ In opinion whether penalty IL pre-
scbed In Section OF the Act Of 1906 unless II applies 10
the officers enumerated in the last clause They there
fore have concluded TO certify the points upon which
they disagree 10 Washington, and the counsel VIII submit
their briefs The case will be continued until an answer
TO the certificate received If the motion is sustained
the cause falls; If denied, the will he In order for
trial The Court understands that the questions involved
IN this case apply 20 those that follow In connection with
its gubiect matter.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-31
SATURDAY, AUGUST 81, 1867.

THE WAR OF TIE EXPRESS COMPANIES
After consuming three days In reading adayits aud
gumens Of counsel before Judge BASARD, the interest
ing case of WATTEBURY agt the Merchants Union EX-
press Company was brought to close the Judge taking
the papers. The Court well 1ied by officers and
stockholders Of the old and new companies. The suit
brought in the name OF stochOdcr out OF moro
than ten thousand stockholders III the Merchants Union
Express Companv but the adayts offered 10y the plain
TIN all from officers stockholders OF te Od iN
press Companies The friends Of the Merchants Union
defendants. ROs, aud others Of e Executive COlnmtee
as well as employees OF the Company ana stOcbloluefs
unan,w cradle dcfcnse against the charges made
IN. Y. Commercial Advertiser, JOth.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-31

DIR. oRD-LIGHTHILL's RETURN.-After
an absence OF few years DIR. T.. Buuford LghthI the
distinguished physician has returned TO the city ana re-
sned ls practice at No 166 Fifth-ave During portion
OF his absence he visited the large cities OF the west
where being well known by reputation, he met win the
most nitteling receptions, and was treated WIN aus
ungL'he consideration He returns 10 us enriched III
practca experience, and laden with the highest recon-
mendaions from Of national reputation. In evidence
OF the success he achieved In his profession Yielding 10
the powerful impulse Of the uptown movement, Dr
Bunfordlghthu has moved from his old residence, NO
81 St Marx place, to No Fthave the most acces
sbe portion OF fashionable gharc. Epcnihg
New-York tribune., 1867-08-31
TIE NORTH WESTERN sANGERFEsT.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
for the North Western sangerfet commencing on the sd
proxmo are nearly completed hall capable OF seat
Ing persons has been erected ON
for the 6ccasion Daily newspaper correspondents at
indng tho Sangerfest are requested TO call immediately
ON their arrival At The Journal Herald Offices where
the Press Committee will furnish all needed credentials
and accommodations. A complimentary banquet VIII DO
rendered the visiting members on Friday night
New-York tribune., 1867-08-31
APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR.

ALBANY, n. Y, Aug. 3O.-Gov. FentOn has
made the following appointments: william Fullerton OF
Newburgh as Justice Of the Supreme Court. to Ill the
yneancy in the Second Judicial District caused by tho
daatb ~ IN, Hon William w scrugham. John Austin
Stevens r OF EeyYork, Commissioner 20 represent
the stat. nt the statistical Congress TO DO held IN Paris
dining the month OF September next.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-31
NEw.YoRK STREET DIVERSIONS.

Late on Wednesday night DIR. Hugh William
son OF No o5 East Fortye htbst while returning from
visiting patient in nc-hundredandtwentyn nrth-et.'
,yhan noor Ftf,h AVG was assaulted by an outlaw who
,I Cn0 from behind tree and dealt him blow III the
somach Dr WILLIAMSON returned the blow WIN inter
$4,000 I@Svn when third dealt the Doctor stunning
blow knocking him b %scTeas Sae fsn
,Ihed Their vctims pockets OF handeone double csea
god watch tho Gift Of the Lodge OF which pr Wiiahmson ~
ls Master, Id Si424 =u-a ~ AVAs!' "-'- "---' '
1eeamDeQ.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-31
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS,

The Northern Railroad $40 a. IN. train from
Perrepont to Jersey City, off the track yesterday
opposite the North River Brick and Tile Company'S
premises near Tappan, and was delayed there nearly
four honra Nothing occurred serious than the DC
Law The New York and Erle O'Clock freiRhtran,
from Piermont TO Suffers, broke down at huhsey
yesterday evening accident having happened 70 inc
engine The Munsey D. train was delay an hOur
IN consequence. No harm done.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-31
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
THE YELLOW FEVER IN NEw-oRLEANs.

TIE lELIOW ILNEH IN NhW-UI'LbANo'
NEwORLEANs, Aug. 3O.-There were ~
deaths by yollow fever yesterday Gen. Cyrus Hamiln
was to-day inferred with masonic ceremonies Thirty OF
the crew officers OF the ironclad Mahaska are
sick with yellow fever and were removed to the hospital
Yesterday -Four OF the have died. They had re-
maned coOped up board the ship until the vessel
almost became pesthOuse.
TIE CHOLERA AT FORT WALLACE.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 30.-The wife OF Col. Bank
head and tho 9TH Regiment have died Of cholera
at Fort Wallace
New-York tribune., 1867-08-31
SWIMMING RACE on LAKE ERIE.

SANDUsKY, O., Aug. 30.-0n Wednesday last
John McGreen and Charles Kinney OF kelys Island near
Sandusiy swan a Lake Erie, from Kely's Island
toward main land at Marbehead, distance oi four
miles and half After swimming three mllos, kinney
gave out aud was taken into boat McGrcon accom-
pished thr whole distance In two and half hours WIN
out resting and seemed very little fattgcd Ihs - SAID
TO be the most remarkable swimming feat on record
New-York tribune., 1867-08-31
MARRIED.

sVRPPAKD-CORNELL-On Thursday August 49, a. 81 reters
Church Perth Amboy j. BY the Rev Ale, Jones " ue3,ss
Sheppard Caroline Ogden daughter OF the late 'ohn H. 0ofao O
yak
New-York tribune., 1867-08-31
THE WEATHER.

RENARKsThe Thermometer lowest early 55o This the
coolest day experienced in this for weeks 9h, IL o2
clear steady amophe 3h morning cloudy heavens
nearly covered VITA heavy dark Of cunn clouds from the
Southwest little cloudy Afternoon little cloudy Evening clea
New-York tribune., 1867-08-31
Su,tial Notitts.

Nineteenth Assembly District Unsn Republican Asso-
ciatiOn. Regular Meeting Of the Nineteenth Assembly District
way and Ssventethst MONDAY EVENING Sep. O'Clock
CHARLES GElBi, President
WILLIAM HALDKR jr Secretary.
Lecture Committees, 1S67-S.
Mr. GRO vANDBNH0PF commences his ENGAGEMENTS Nov. H.
Ba. his READINGS from Shakespeare Dickens TennysOn hc he
b. new subject viz: THR COMEDIES or M0LlBRB Bngh
dress Mr. yabdenhofs Summer address IS Wells, Me
Important to News Agents
RAILWAY AND sTEGMBoAT TRAVELLERS.
The Septepber Number OF -
APPLRToTs OFFICIAL HhUSIRATBD RAILWAY GUIDE
viii be ready this day at 10 a. M ,
CONTENTS or THE SEPTEMBER GUIDE: ,,,,, ,,,o
I-IMPORTAET INSTRUCTIONS TO RAILWAY TRAVBbbfN IN
retorsae o Checking Baggage Purchasing Tickets RAILWAY ap' M
iI-NRARLY dSR HUNDRED RAILWAY MAPS, representing the
principal Railways Of the country the principal Routes Travel Ba
West NORTH and South These Maps Indispensable to ths 'sns
community
INEARLY FIyR HUNDRED TIME TABLES giving time Of
the departure and the arrival the Trains throughout the United
States aud the CanadaseVey important ne represented by Map
ly-4NDHx TO TlIB NAMES OF NEARLY TEN THOUSAND
STATIONS TOWNS VILLAGES AND CITIES situated upon the
Railways of the United States and the CsnadaS To Shppefs Merchants
Jobbe aud Business Men generally this lndeI Is Indispensable
N-T0URlST GUIDE TO THE PRINCIPAL WATERING PLACKS,
SPRINGS and Places OF Fashionable Resort throughout the United
pheagog Wyoming Valley Mammoth Cave Long Branch Cape Nay
&c, &C.
VI-MONTILY ACCOUNT OF RAILWAYS AND THEIR PRO
GRESS.
VIG-ANECDoTRS AND INCIDENTS OF TRAYBL.
VIII-APPLETONS COUNTING HOUSE CALESDAR.
" TO THE TRAVELLING COMMUNITY: - 49,
GUIDE ony full and Railway Guide for the United
and the Canada II be found at M the principal
Book Periodical and News Agencies at nearly all OF he principe
Hotels Ravay Ticket Ohces AM upon al oil TIE pnoPh hS"H
ID. APPLETON Co. Publishers.
Nos 443 and AS Broadway
New-York tribune., 1867-08-31

CHICAGO, Aug. 30-David Henry & Co.'S
wholesale liquor store No 20 states was destroyed by
insurance The stock Of o. Turner, Bristol Co.. whole
sale leather dealers, in the adjoining building was
of carpets was also damaged The total loss will prob
ably reach 100000
New-York tribune., 1867-08-31
FIRES.

IN REYNOLDS CITY, MONTANA.
ST.. LOUIS. Aug. 3O.--AbOut one half OF Rey-
nods City Montana Territory, destroyed by hre on
the 10th Of August.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-31

Sherf not to give her body TO the Proteants FOR inter
ment the crowd rush in before her push hor and ose
her, and just as she ia saying:
~ on LORD have mercy ON my poor soul" scoundrel
cries out almost In her very ear
God dn yer SOUL gt OF my toes or I'll cut yer heart
out, yOt sucker"
And the crowd arc fighting quite merrily, kicking and
knocking ech other TO the great disgust OF the Sheriff.
who cannot keep their hands off the body Of the poor
wretch about to be murdered by the law. At last,
however, all Ia ready, and at 1O1 O'Clock, Aug 30,
inc poor wretch is erked upward into eternity and comes
down Quver1ng mass of half warm clay, and as she
passes to d the great secret the last she hears
on earth Is most horrible and basphemous IL
rade or 0bScenjty from rufban who has
been jammed agaiBst the upright of the scafod The
body hung 1j minutes before her heart ceased TO pusae
Her remains given TO Father Rogers to have them
Inferred In the Catholic Cemetery at New-Brunswick
New-York tribune., 1867-08-31
MIyIy0 STOCKS.

SAY PR4So.oo. Aug 2Th, following the quoiAios' Tor
Potoa AGO Ophlr so; Hale Eorcross 5000 Crown Point
q gJ: yellow Jcist $500 Beleher. 800. Alpha, $50; Inps
s fpsr .hsre 4IO California Navigation Co. II cent
California State Telegraph Co, u per cent
New-York tribune., 1867-08-31

Millinery Opening
MONDAY, septs
The aaes. stock OF
MILLINERY GOODS
ever imported .ui the largest assortment Of
PARIS PATTERN BONNETS,
to which invite the particular attention Of the trade.
PECK g. SCHULHOFF,
No. ass BROADWAY N Y
TURNER'S Tic Douleureux, or
TURNER'S TIC DoULOURBUX. OR
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
A sAPB CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE FOR NEURALGIA AND
ALL NERVOUS DISEASES.
n an ung remedy all Of Facial Neuralgia often edecng
pet cure ia single day Of Nervous Disease fails to yield
10 m ua.encs Byen Of Chronic Neuralgia aud
general Nervous Dsngemen Of standing affecting the
entire system completely and permanently cured By 1t In few Gays
or few 1t contains nothing injurious to the most
delicate sysem and used with perfect safety hia con-
by the best physicians who give their unanimous and un
qualified approval mail receipt Of 81 and two postage
stamps Sold sVeryshere - =, ,, r-.--.,
No 100 Trsmont-.t Bostoa Mass.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-13
xriehinosis----A New Discovery
Coneerning . Curious Disease.

! a committee appointed by the Medical
Society Of Vienna, and composed Of Profes.
sors Klob, Muller and Wedl, has Just pub
lished long report on trichinosis, in
which the startling fact is asserted that the
real source of infection lies entirely in the
rat, in which the malady is spontaneously de-
veloped, which communicates to the pig.
In Moravia, eighteen out of forty mine rats
examined were trichinized, a proportion of
nearly thirty-seven per cent. In Lower Aus
tria the proportion was not more than four
per cent, and in the environs Of Vienna
about ten per cent. f.sta
The report confirms the fact that trichi-
nosis NAV be transmitted by food from the
rat to the rabbit, from the rabbit to the fox
and hedgehog, from the rat to the pig and
from the pig to the rat. Even the calf may
be infected by being fed with the flesh of
trichinized rabbit. What is worse still, the
larvae of flies feeding on infected meat will
transmit trichinosis to rabbits, provided the
Larvae come fresh from the infected substance;
| for if certain time be allowed to pass. the
trichines soon die in the digestive tube ofthe
larvae. 1t is important to notice that the
report distinctly confirms the innocuousness
of trichinized meat when thoroughly sailed,
smoked or boiled, the latter process being by
far the most eficacious. Meat roasted for
three-quarters of an hour is safe food; boiling
requires whole hour. And yet the report
| mentions cases of infection recently observed
| in Austria, so that means should be taken
| there to protect the public from this disastr-
| GUS malady.
The first measure proposed is the extermin.
| alton of all rats and mice but not without
| previously examining them, in order to ascer-
| tain the existence of trichinosis among them.
If this examination should lead to affirmative
results, then particular care should be taken
in the locality to keep pigs away from all
sewers, heaps of manure, and other such pla.
ces frequented by rats. The flesh of the pig
should be examined either after death, OF
even during life, by means ofincisions. The
infected pig should be separated from the
others, marked. and its sale prevented
Special slaughter-houses should be organized
for pigs, and the flesh examined by veterinary
practitioners and the public themselves are
warned never to eat raw pork under any
form, but strictly to consume it only well
sailed or smoked, boiled or roasted.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-13

For City Printer. B. Danforth, Jr,
L. N. Haverstick 3.
For Supervisor 1st Ward -Chas. Engel 6;
G. Wagner 2.
supervisor I'd Ward-Andrew II. Hof-.
mann votes one blank.
A ballot was takeE for supervisor in the.
Sd ward bat before the vote was declared
AID: q. j. Dimick moved % lay the subjecf
on the table until next meeting, and called
the yeas and nays on the question. The re-
suit was as follows
Yeas.-Ald. O.J. Dimick, Wagner, Lloyd,
and Fries-4. yrsrT pr
.Nays.-Ald. L. D. Dimiek, Halves, +. R.
Huber, and ]. Huber.
The vote being tie, Mayor Eggieston
voted to lay the subject on the table until
next meeting.
A ballot was also taken for supervisor in
the 4th Ward, and before the vote was de.
clared Aid. O. ]. Dimick moved to lay that
matter on the table until the next meeting.
IS Yeas-Ald. O. j. Dimick, Fries, /. Huber,
Lloyd and Wagner.
Nays-Ald. HAYES, ]. R. Huber, and L.
D. Dimick-3.
Laid on the table.
The balloting for supervisors in these
wards showed that Thomas j. Butler had
| votes to for Joseph Johnston, in the Sd
| ward and Henry Fitzsimmons and Chris
| tan Olson A each in the 4th ward, but
some misunderstanding seemed to exist as te
the obligation to support the candidates pre-
1 viously agreed on, and for this reason the
election of supervisors for the Sd anst All
wards was postponed until next meeting
Aid. l. Huber moved that the salaries o
the officers just appointed remain the SAM
during the coming year as the past year
AID O. j. Dimick moved to amend by al
lowing the bridge tender $50 month in
stead Of $45 as last year.
The amendment was lost, and the origina
motion then put and carried.
| Aid. 1. Huber moved to fix the saloon Ii
censes at 800 for the coming year.
! AID O. j. Dimick moved to lay the sub
ject on the table. Carried.
| The retiring city officials and the newly
elected officers having been invited by d.
Truesdale to meet him at the Rock Islam
House and partake of an oyster supper, tn
council then adjourned to Saturday evening
the 10th inst, at o'clock.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-13

Aplayfdl Hibernian, just arrived in Lon
don. and wandering about, perceived blan-
ket at shop door with this Inscription omit
"This superior blanket for half price," Pat
walked in and demanded the price. Gust
S. replied the smooth and polished shop
keeper. "By my sowl, and that's chape
enough p and SO, folding the blanket up and
rutting it under his arm, he laid down D.
3D., and was walked of. The .shopkeeper
intercepted him, and demanded the other Is.
Sd. Didn't you say, you spalpeen, that the
price of the blanket was S., and sure
haven't giyensyou the halfof it? By this
and that, won't give up my bargain" A
scuffle ensued, and Pat was taken to Bow
street, but when there he plead his cause SC
we'll that, the magistrate dismissed the com
plant, and advised the shopkeeperA never
again 70 6eket his goods with 'half price,
Y ~ Z , Y h
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-13
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Special March Tern.
SECOND DAY.
uEsDAY, March L..


Board met nursuant N aa;onrcment
presept-AlI the members of the board excent
Srnerv;sor Atkinson chairman
f., ','t;o.' g S,n..r;sa. Wills D II E;u,.u
was chosen chairman pro tenn.
Minntes of yesterday,s nroeeed;nss road and
annroved nv the hoard.
S,nerv;snr Wells presented n r,etit;on s;one,
bv lanes Cozad and other citizens of the fown
i,aaIus;a nravino the hoard of snnerr;snrs m
.n. Ppanax r. - Srnro;s,s ~ 80. ~
of selling spirituous houors for medicinal pur-
poses.
Petition granted on MOTION OF SuperyIsor Stod-
dard. - f -" II
Application OF Madison bowics for IN abate-
ment read and referred to COMMITTEES on abate
m.ats.
Az. referred to same committee the application
10. a'Cants' OF the following named persons,
W. ISsnner, Banner Coal Co., Geo. Ken
dali and !. My @Aer.
on morton II was % ssrcd that Geo. W. Helm
be ahowed the sum OF s]s.!s, an account of tax
pala on assessns S neIe.o.o n Hoa.~
On moIioh % super, iscI e1Ains' Tue SLOWING
resoio.,on "sn .ao u. - $ az. -
hesossea, 1nAi 1ns oo.ru " issss fe.u,A
-, ~ " D.. 80 ~. - G.. -
eoitef =. sne 49, 81 ..,, ,,. of the danv
49,, ~ - = t-l4
| p..;,;o, of H.. q eonn.rx q. Claim and other
| .;t;.ans 81 POI Isi.nd .sh;ns the hoard m an
80. .s.,nuo;.t.s 70 ;ny.s.;s.te md -c,,nrt I,
| n. .,s. If ;3iecy of Anna Kane read and re
frrned TO the committee on moor and house,
Suneryisor Atkinson. chairman of the board in
the chair
'' sp;Ts &c ,,;...,,.,.a,,s oh.r.o,.- r..a ana =.
"a 80 r-a-.a- ,,srn,.,,,..s : =
PapardsIsv uhass h.nas the comfy n,.,.d
80 = - -. - -, h;,s,f -
th;s sc,,ntr .tten6irv the TI;no;s snla;ers, col
| 80 ~ E,i,on Tn;no;s ranorte5 eynenaitu,e ms
| follows.
| Daoa,nhsr saa 1898 Rouebt of gaYnheryer A
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