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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-21

NAncaasm, 8spA M~1s ~ bsen quiet
I'll night, bds The polictr AaSs bse6 vigilans v
pssvaa1 - essaSSa of Ay ~ ~ sretceed
pfis6nsrs. All avssuss Of Escape have been
closely vsteAsd dariag u hight Several
persons, surposed 10 NV bsss duplicated ID
the riot, AAss beso srsssssd, ssas in their
beds- Itvss. tepos4sd eArly this morning
that Kslly - hess rscaplursd. but lseks
son6rnalisa. II - nasasr II surprise how
speedily the riotsrs dispersed and quiet r.
sasd air lass fesede ~ afecsd The
outbreak took the Goyerpmsut BY surprise.
A strrDg foscs = beiag mssssred TO prevent
further denonsstasions. One Of the wounded
policenen h is repor.sa died Last night. 1.
Is impossible 70 tell how many lives we're
lost in IL s6fay. Several persons bsdly in
jorsd, snd probably deud, were Carried OF by
the mob. It h thoosAe they had friends IN
the jail Who kept them informed of the move
ments Of the police and the prisoners ].
DuslIs, Sept 2.-Captains Osborne,
one Of the Fenian prisoners escaped from
jailas Clement last night, had not Been rs-
captured up to noon to day, though the jail
susrds ltasted IN iuwediats pursait Tho
p,lice are searching for him in every part Of
the surrounding country where h. could be
concealed.
LONDON, Sept. 20.--Prcpsrstions of party
Of action iu Italy in the revolutionary move.
mens in Rons are about eoaplete. II Is RI.
mored that Sunday next IL Fixed BY Garibaldi
- the day oa which ne hong deferred A.
tempt il TO be made.
Count Bismark recently addressed . circu.
lss to the diplomatic Representatives Of Prus-
eia in regard to the interview between Napo-
leon and Francis Joseph Documents have
just been published aud is the principal subs
jecs Of discussion in the English and Con.i-
aental newspapers Bismark ssys Prussia is
Wiling to accept the presentations made r; r;
France. that the Conference st salzburu
should Sc regarded as pledge Of pesce. He
also makes many alusions to the union Of the
German States The London journals con.
ment with favor on this note, regsrding it =
pacific and tsanquilizing.
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FROM THE FAR WEST.

ELLSWORTH, Kansas, Sept 20.
The camp of Thomas Parker, forty-six
miles above Fort Hayes, was attacked by In
dams yesterday at noon. Forty men were IN
the camp al the time of the attack. Parker
and Eve of his men we're XII led, and 6se mor>
tally wounded Eight of the Indians we're
killed. Parker's body was pierced by fifteen
fullet, lance and arrow wounds.
The previous reports Of the scalping Of
Shaw and Sharpe are untrue, and but Ave
men Of their outfit we're killed on Monday.
Two brothers, named Farrell, we're arrest
ed at Fort Harker to-day, charged with the
murder of Frank johnson, which occurred
few days ago.
The track vi the Union Pacific railroad is
rapidly progressing now. and has reached q
point thirteen miles from Fort Hayes.
ST. Lor1s, Sept. 20.
Dispatches from the North Piatte say:
The Indians in council there yesterday de-
nand the unconditional abandonment OF
the Powder River country, both Pacific rail.
roads. and that they be supplied With guns
and ammunition before they make peace,
otherwise they will carry ON war.
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LATESf 81 TELEGRAPH


4
CoLunsus, Ca, Sept. 20.
The steamboat Sbipela sxplcded bar boil
Ell eighteen niles below here yesterday. Six
persons, two white and four soiored, oil en-
plogese q H. sbeaA, vsrs AillsdsS Tho pas-
sengers vees I'll saved. The boat i total
loss.
EsIgsrxts5E ArsvsrA. Gll, Be,ss n.
The Rspsblieas contains the order Of Gen.
Georgia, eUmtnsncihe Thursday, 18th Octo-
ber, to oontiuas tAfees days at which regis
tered voters may vote for ; convention or
against also for delesates q said conven.
ton, 10 case I majority Of votes 20 decide.
The central district % established BY the
Stats lass sse adopted for he pdspose Of
representation in the convention, which will
consist Of l69 delagates. The instructions
are generally the same O. those issued for
elections in Alabama.
RICHMOND, Sept 20.
Another negro to day sued the Richmond.
Fredericksburg / Potomac Railroad Cons
pay for non sdmittance TO . 6rst chs car
upon 6rst class ticket purchased st New
York. The company have determined 70
etsud suit, 10 test the question for Railroad
Companies South.
Gen. milford enters upon the duties Of
Rsvenns Colleeter here October 1ss.
BosroS, Sept. 20.
The steamship Ontario arrived shortly e.
ter midnight, making the passage from liv.
erpool in ten days and qx hours. She
hsoatht 600 paesesgess, end . large cargo.
HARRIsBuRa, Pa, Sept. 20.
Gen. Phil. Sheridan pssssd through here
this morning enroute for Baltimore.
TaaoEro, Sept. 20.
The celebrated Or. Blackburn, Of yellow
levss nosoristy, lsft Capsda tbe New Ofl6ans
yesterday, having Obtained permission to re-
turn under the lste amnesty proclamation.
ClsCIxsATI. Sept. 20.
In response to . telegram from the Howard
Association in New Orleans asking assist.
ance, the Chamber Of Commerce donated
$500, and appointed . committee Of sixteen
to solicit subscriptions from citisens ssnsr-
Aally for the ssme object.
lNplANArorls, Sept. 20.
White, convicted Of murder and sente need
10 Do hung at Anderson, was TO day respited
BY the Governor until the second week 10
October. An immense crowd from all parts
Of the country had gathered at Anderson,
feeling hatred against the murderer 20 in
tense that it vas feared White would be "a
ken from the jail and hung. The streets
surrounding the jail are blocked up by the
crowd, who are clamoring for his execution.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
BAlrrMcaE. Sept.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 20.
Partial returns from most Of the counties
Of the State foot up majority of 5000 for
the new constitution ia addition to the ma.
jority in this city, which was 1854. The
counties yes to be heard from will increase
ths majority.
Nrw YoRK, Sept 20.
The Trt6une's Nashville special says
There is . current setting strongly in favor
OF Gov. Brownlows election to the U. s.
Senate.
The steamboats, Dean Richmond and C.
Vanderbilt coilided last night near Redout.
The Richmond sunk in about 90 minutes.
The passengers and crew we're ell saved.
The Vanderbilt was slightly damaged.
CHICAGO, Sept. 20.
A freight train on the Ill. Central Railroad
ron of the track one mile east of ChAtsworth
yesterday morning, killing George ". Ma
eomhsr. brak esman, and smashing i've cars.
Thrss Methodist Conferences assembled
Ia I0ssa yesterday: Des MONIES Conference,
ut Des Moines Iowa Conference, at Ottum-
Va, and Upper Iowa Conference. at Iowa
City. At the conclusion Of their sessions
reunion 10 to take place At Des Moines.
Decatur specials to Chicago papers charge
the Bloomington Club with having Withdrawn
meeting the Excelsiors of Chicago.
Ia mstch game yesterday the Excelsiors
PLAYED with the Egyptians, of Centralia,
which resulted in tho defeat of the latter BY
ascVps Of 10 70 Q. Only five innings were
played.
Amastodon has been unearshed near Fort
Wayne, Indiana.
A man named Louis MartinAll was found
dead yesterday in Broadhead block, Milwau-
lee He had evidently died Of poison. Bat
whether administered BY himself or others is
not known.
Between 5000 and I 600 people we're 10
attendance yesterday upon the Peoria County
Fair.
A meeting of officers Of the Fifth Army
Oorps resident in fhs city took place last
evening at the fremont House 70 do hoaors
to the memory Of the late Gen. Griffin.
1t has come to light that VIM. A. Berkley,
Of the firm Of Berkey Bros. l. Co.. Grand
Rapids, Mich, has swindled by confidence
men in this city reesnAy to the -smgunt Of
10,000, By Investment in mining interest
OTTAWA, Sept 20.
The State House case closed this morning
The arguments Of Messrs. Harrington aud
Beckwith were very splendid efforts Messrs
Larned, Hay aud Stors fIed printed argu.
ments.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 90.
Two men, both with legs ainputated at the
hips, have one mile race near this city to-
morrow, for purse Of $500, One weighs
10 uDuuds, and the other 81 pounds. Bets
are made that the distance will be msds in
20 minutes. s
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

NEw Yoax, Sept 90
A plot at revolution was discovered in the
neighborhood of Barbacas and suppressed
Two hundred arrests were made.
Bills before the Chilian Congress for tho
abolition Of capital punishment and imprs
onment for debt, and for sending an envoy
to Mexico, have passed
The Chiian army has been reduced almost
to peace footing.
There is no expectation OF return ofthe
Spanish q ct
A revolutionary scheme in Peru las been
suppr, ssed The intention of the conspira
tors was to assassinate Prado and proclaim
Caneco President Prado is to be declared
constitutional President and the consti ution
ID to be published this month /; the orgauiza-
ton to be given within ten days, and Com
gress dissolve.
The steamers Mayoress and Aurora,
bought In the United States for the Peruvian
government, have been abandoned as use-
less.
A suitable reception will be given Prince
Alfred.
Latham, the new American Minister, has
entered on his duties at Melbourne.
Heavy gales on the New Zealand coast has
done ESQ, 600 damage.
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FRoA WASHINGTON.

Ngw YoRK, Sept 40,
The 1ymes' W.shinetoa speeisl says: A.
On indioauon Of the Presidents latest temper
on the sisustion, witness ahs following ab
stracts Of bic views, expressed in converse
tion With cer,ain politlcian1 vho called upon
him for the purpose Of urging the re-opening
of registration 10 the South. They we're in.
Gcrmed that he could not do 20 without in
curing certain risk Of impeachment. He
iritimated that the misconstruction Of the
lass conferred on Districs Military COM
mandsrs tho sole control oyer tho registra.
ton, and his only power Of interference vas
the removal Of commander whore they
failed to execute the laws in accordance with
Ristievs o. their legal construction. II hy
should attempt to assume power as the Com.
mandsr in-Chief, to control the time of reg.
siptraliou end holding elections, the District
eouuandsrs would have right to refuse 70
obey his ordefa The recent promulgation
II sns- Amnesty Proclamation threw upon
Congress the onus of depriviug legally quail.
i6ed voters from registering and voting. and
'hs hoped that the Southern people would ap.
peeciate 1t in that light. II any Of the par.
doned masses attempt to register and are re.
jGsed, the courts arc opea TO them and they
eAu compel Military commander TO ALLOW
them 70 register He had done all he could
to restore them to their rights.
Il hes transpifed that President johnson,
immediately subsequent to the removal Of
Secfs16ry Stanton, rendered the war Office 10
Gen4 Mcclellan, aud that the offer vas
promptly refused BY that gentleman. Eforts
to obtain the appointment for Gen. Steadman
are not yet abandoned, although the pres
mstsrs pgbliostiop Of Ar Grseley's letter
recommending him for the Office hes
blocked the game little. AS it was intended
TO be used only Tor the purpose Of influence
ins the Senate when the nomination WAS sent
10 il for conarmation.
Gen. Grant entorces economy in the ex-
peuditures Of his department with An nnspar.
ing hand. He has recently ordered the mem.
bers Of HE staf to turn in all the public
proPcIty around Headquarters, horses, veg
out, kc., and the stat gentlemen. who have
,Ai1ayB been very circumspect and modest IN
mstiers Of military display, are now cut of
from Government transportation - etectu>
ally ~ any private gentlemen.
CHICAGO, Sept 20.
Doubt is expressed a. to whether General
Hancock viii enter upon the command of the
Fifth District.
II isundefstood that Gen. Sheridan has
leave of absence until the first Of November.
" ne cnoosos 10 avail niHseh oi so hhen
time. In fourteen years service he has had
bet twenty days leave.
The assertion in come quarters that Gen.
Gran. would revoke Gen. Scho6eld's order
for IN election in Virginia, and direct that it
be held in November, is denied. Gen. Grant
considers himself unauthorized to interfere,
and. according to the 7ribunes special, has
no de sire TO interfere if he could.
Democratic meeting is to be held Satur.
day At Bladensburg six miles from Washing
ton, at which Keverdy johnson. Gov Swann,
Montgomery Blair, Jerry Black, and others,
are advertised 10 speak.
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FROM PANAMA.

NEw YoRK, Sept. 20.
Tho steamer Arizona, from Aspinwail,
brings SisSJ0,0O0 in California treasure
Gen. Fo,ten is passenger, and brings the
new Panama railroad contract, extending the
charter to ninetY>nlne years, and Panama
dates to the 18th.
A letter published at Panama. from a. A.
Burton. late Minister to Colombisy denies the
allegations that he endeavored to effect a
treaty annsxing the lsthmus 70 the United
States.
The Panama Legislature is in session.
Julius Crohl, late engineer in the American
navy, died At Panama on the 9th, where he
tas Engaged in the construction of pearl
diving machinery. A
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.
Maj. Gen. Sickles this morning had an in.
terview with Gen. Grant
Gen. H4hcock will leave Washington in o
few days for ST. Loais, but will no, fos some
weeks proceed to New Orleans.
Tho Bags on all the public buildings sre at
half mast, q token Of respect TO the mem>
ory Of Sir Frederick Bruce.
The Treasury receipts since the first inst,
from customs. amounts to SlOO34. 600, from
internal revenue $1,000, 600. Amount of
gold in the Treasury ss9,697 900, and gold
certificates SIG, ,59s, 600.
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HAnR1En.

HINhkL -w1tLS-Att the rssidsnss ~ Mfs, Hpis,
~ Rsv. 3. E9Aaef. on wednesday svssinx tAe 18th
i:st- l. zInDls, II Keokak. Iowa 70 Mis- y. @
ELls, Of Nj aI-AAsBt.
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ATE 0ABLE DlsP4FCHEs.

sold CLOSED IN NEW YORK 14sa.
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FOR SALE,
|. kr.fHx AUCTION ssosx u s1ooaD iI1x1. !
b No.el locAanicsbure Buggiess
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mo al DANIEL URIoH.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-11
CONNER CIAL.
Rock Island Market.

Rock ISLAND, Feb. 9.
The current value of the articles named below is
subject to changes, but the following quotations
are correct for the date of this report
Flour-JOhnston' Spring Double Extra, in bbls.
Sll so, at Wholesale and Sl2 40 at retail Sacks,
81 40 at wholesale and ST 90 at retail. Loose,
81 20 at wholesale, and Sl1 80 at retail.
Wheat-No. ], s., 05. No. 2, LIS. Rejected
80
Cern-45c to 50
Oats-32a35c for So lbs.
Rye-60aS5c. E@ ASA
Barley-NO. so. No. ., 30.
Beans-l,50
0nions-50c per bush.
Potatoes-55c.
Eggs-25c doz. #
Butter-Very choice lots, for retailing, will
bring &c.
Sorghum-40a60c.
Salt-3.l 5as, 35 per barrel.
retail zoe.
Highwines--S2,20- .
Poultry-Live chickens, s., 40a3,00 per doz-
Dressed, &c per ID. Turkeys l2aI5c per ID.
Pork-For live hogs 5a75c. Dressed 6,50a..
Beehive weight, common 3,oOa4,50. Prime
shipping 5,O0a5,50 per hundred pounds.
Hides-Green country, &c; green sailed, &c;
dry sailed, lie dry flint, A. green calf l21c cut
damaged & gruby price sheep pelts Sl.O0
Hay Prairie, S5aSS per ton /; Timothy $1,000
Wood-Oak S., 90 to 100 cord.
Coal-At the Coal Valley Yard, on the Levee
coal is sold IA cents, the cost of delivering x
be added
From teams, in Market Square, at Hal cents
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-11

CHEERING DEMOCRATIC PRosPRCTs.-The
good town of Richtield in this county, is de-
termined to maintain her democratic ascend
ency, and looking to the preservation of con
servatism iii the future as in the past and
present, has set an example worthy of imita-
ton to her sister towns. We understand
that i'll the course of the last few weeks, the
wives of the following true and tried demo-
Gratis of that town have presented twins of
the voting gender to their liege lords: j.
Brown, Joseph Evans, Thaddeus Sack John
Ricard, Noah Renecar and Anderson Lierlv
Bully for Richheld Let every town in the
country do as well the current year, and the
future will be safely provided for.-Qnincy
Herdid.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-11

NEW PREPARATION FOR THE TEETH.-Rog-
ers' Fragrant 0dontoline removes all substan-
ces destructive to the Teeth, prevents discoior-
alton, the accumulation of Tartar and a Spongy
relaxed condition Of the Gums. imparting a
pleasant and fragrant refreshing taste to the
mouth. Put up in handsome Boxes contain
ing one Bottle Liquid and one Box Powder,
Price rs cents.
Sold by Druggists, Perfumers, AID Fancy
Goods Dealers d&wtf
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-11

REsFAURANr.-Phil Helm Is now prepared to
tice. Fresh Oysters cooked in any style and
in the best manner ! Beef Steak, Mutton
Chops, Veal Outlets, Ham & Eggs, &C., &C.,
cooked at short notice and in the best manner.
eE~ Choice Liquors, Ale, Beer, Cigars, &C.,
&c., Walk in ard try him. eepl3-dtf :
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''SIGS OF PAINTED BARRELs. Dressed Chick
ems, and TuFkies received daily Lake Fish
from Wisconsin twice week. Fresh Butter
and Eggs constantly on hand. Particular at
tention paid to furnishing families with choice
Better. Potatoes, Onions, Cabbage, &c. 500
bushels of Turnips at 10 cts per bushel
CoCKLEY BARD's New Grocery.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-11

RUsTIcE WINDOW SHADEs-By an adver-
tisement in this paper it will be seen that Mr..
F.B.GiImore is now interested in the window
shade factory. Frank is well known, in this
county, as first rate business man, and We
have no doubt that the already large busi-
ness OF that establishment will be still fur
.therincreased. -
We understand they are making some new
styles, which effectually exclude the light
and are so made as to be much more dura-
bic than those of former manufacture.
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PATESr MEDlIsHs have become fsynonomois
with humbug md lead many to hesitate about u.s.
ing preparation because il is advertised; we
cannot agree in condemning all, merely because
some unpEipepled quscks aim To- palm of their
nauseatmg bluff or creduleus humanity. There
are some preparations, one Of which we viii in
stance, PICTORIAL BALM, that is deserving of
public patronage being prepared by skillful
chrmist; DR. Nd DEF, and iz WITHOUT DOUBT
the best expecforant known. For saie<bg an
Druggists.
c. A. BEssER, Agent for Rock Island.
Burnhams g. Van Schaask, Chicago Agents
for the northwest. sN-s-1@ @@~@'E nov20d4m.
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JOB ROSS
GREAT JUNK STORE

The undersigned has purchased what is known
as the Cobb & Whistler Store, opposite Court
Square where he win be happy to see the public
generally and exhibit his great variety of new and
second hand articles, too great to mention in de-
tail Call and see his muse'uH of all sorts of
things If you want anything go to Job Ross,
and you viii be pretty sure to find it.
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Dissolution.

THE Co-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing between the undersigned, under the
frm name and style of Bamberger 4 Burgower, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent
Mr.. Burgower having purchased the entire in
terest of Mr.. Bamberger in the property and bus
mess of said firm, will pay all its Indebtedness and
continue the business at the old stand Illinois
street. All debts due and accruing to said firm
to be paid to him.
A. BAMBERGER.
y III. BURG0WER.
Rock Island, Illinois, Jan. 80, lS67.dwtf =
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Mr.. Coe presented petition from certain citi-
of Cordova, Rock Island county, praying the
passage of Eastman's warehouse BILL
Referred to committee ON railroads.
A message was received from the senate inform
ing the house that they had concurred in the pas
sage of the following house bills
House bill No. 500, for an act to amend an act
Incorporating Sheffield in Bureau county.
House bill No. 3f2, for an act to provide for the
issuing of bonds by the town of Kewanee.
House bill No. 473, for act to amend an act
to extend the corporate powers of the town of
Princeton, Bureaucounty etc.
House bill No. 1872, for an act to amend an act
to incorporate the town of Tiskiwa.
House bill No. CO., for an act to incorporate
the town of Galva, in Henry county.
House bill No. ISL. For an act 30 amend the
charter of the st. Louis, Alton Rock Island rail-
road company.
Mr. Eddy from the committee on mupicipaI af-
fairs and insurance, reported back house bin No
926 A bill for an act to incorporate the town of
Atkinson, in Henry county.
Ordered to q third reading.
On motion Of Mr.. Hurlbut the house proceeded
to the consideration Of senate messages.
Senate oil No. "A, for an act to hx the time of
holding the terms of the circuit court in Henry
county, in the 9th judicial circuit.
| Referred to the committee on Judiciary.
| Senate bill No, As, for an act to amend an act
Incorporating the Rock Island school district, and
the several acts amendatory thereto
Referred to committee education.
Senate bill No. SO, for an act to incorporate th'
Rock River navigation and water power com
pany. >
Referred to committee on banks and corpora
| tions.
Senate bill 119, for act to incorporate tn
| Moline and Rock Island horse railway company
Referred to committee railroads.
Senate bill 121, for an act to incorporate th
Rock Island wooden manufacturing company.
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ODD FELLows.-Rock Island Lodge No. ls.
I. o. o. F.-Meets every Monday Evening at
Odd Fellows Hall, southeast corner of Illinois
and Eagle streets, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
.sgs 3 - -e "A. L. Cutter, N. @.
CHARLES EyGEI r 6
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MASKS AND VAIENf4NEs-A fresh lot just
received by Devoe & Champion, at the Nor
al Centre a@
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ISAAC NEGus.

ARE YoU REGISTERED ?-The boards Of
registry in the various wards, meet tomorrow,
to make up the registry for the coming city
election. All who did not vote at the last
city election should see that their names are
put on the list Remember the distinction.
1t is not those who did not vote at the last
fall election. for that set of books is not and
will not be in the hands of the city registry.
All who voted at the last city election will be
put on the new registry. Those who did not
vote then, should attend to the matter and
see that their names are registered.
The following named persons constitute
the registering board and the judges of cleo
ton for the ensuing year
1st Ward-R. koeher A Wagner and John
Barge.
I'd Ward-E. G. Spencer. A. Briggs and James
II. Johnston.
Sd Ward-Harrison Borgess., Thomas Z. Gray
and George Schneider,
4th Ward-Henry Fitzsimmons. Samuel Green
well and Alexander Murray.
The places of meeting and of holding the
elections are as follows:
lst Ward-At VIM. Shearer's store.
I'd Wafd-At City City Council Room.
3D. Ward-At Rescue Engine House.
Attn Ward-At Greenbush Mission School
House.
The registering board will be in session in
the 1st, I'd and Sd wards, on Tuesday and
Wednesday next, and in the 4th ward on
Tuesday only, commencing at AN.
The second and last session, before cleo,
ton, for the purpose of correcting the regis
try, will be on Tuesday and Wednesday, the
26th and 9th inst, from 8 AN. till PM of
each day, in all the wards.
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Go THE BEsr.-Go to Bryant, Stratton &
Merrills Davenport Commercial College, to
get thorough practical business education,
or to become good sound telegraph operator.
For circulars address [enelosing stamps Bry-
ant, Strstton Merrill, Davenport, Iowa,
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