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THE HOPE OF THE COUNTRY
KNOW THEM!
Elf ELI KH!

E'NERY FREEMAN EVERY WHITE MAN
AZ AND WOMAN Of tho Country. who rnts
trust for the salvation Of the Constitution and
tue Union IN the success Of the Democratic
Party, ought to know besides their principles)
the features, at least Of those in whom that hone
Il cehtered- of those through whom it pnst be
brought to glorious iruitop.
- BY authority Of the NATIONAL SEYMOUR
AND BLAIR CLUB, Lte-Idke Portraits of onr
candidates for President aud Vice President of
the United States, executed in the best style of
the art are published, as follows:
Large Double Picture (Lithograph)-
mour and Bla'r-22 by Is inches s.....,.,,., s.. 90
single Pictures lLithograph Seymour and
BIair--S by ~ inches, each 90
TO CLUBS.
Large Double Pictures copies s.............. $500
do do do copies...... 90
Single Pictures--6 c0pies....,........,,..,.. 500
do do Is copies 1000
The proceeds Of these sales are to be devoted
to campaign purposes.
Club orders must be sent o one address. All
pictures sent on rollers so as to avoid damnge
II the mails, and in all cases Tree of postage.
orders to the amount Of ten dollars aud over
may be filled by Express. and bin collected on
elirory.
with each order will be enclosed a nockagc Of
elected campaign documents, &c, to advance
be cause.
Address, carefully, E. 5. STEPHENS,
Box s91, Washington, D. c.
YET N. BIN ordering, please name paper
. which advertisement was sean
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FAST demonstrating is said to have
been engaged at our fair ground for the
following horses, during the coming fair:
Sam Kirkwood, Pilot Temnle, Farrv
kimble, Tom Brady, Tom VOORHEES, Moiiio
Buckner, W, H. Thomas, Idol Grsns w. W.
), ii; Dale, bigger Boy, s. A. Douglas
Black Bird, Chain Shot, Starlight, Job les
MissHoward, Bob johnson, Transit, Lance
Loafer, Why Not aud Ball Chief, Jr.
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TnE MEANING OF lr.-When Adi't Gen'I
Thomas was at the Rodman House, in this
city, the other day, wellkuown gent.
strongly emphasizing the syllable atero and
pronouncing the last syllable Us here print.
ed, asked why it was they called him "Ad
lnfe.'em' Because he is around examin.
ing grave yards" was the answer.
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HUcE's CHICAGO LAGER.-Messrs. Mulack
4 Young, Of the City Hall Billiard Saloon,
have just received a supply of Hucks Cele.
hrated Chicago lager, which they will tap to.
morrow. Give them call.
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GUNs,--Mr. John Koch, Market Square,
has a splendid stock Of guns and gun mate
rlaI-probabiy more than all the other es
Establishments in this city and Davenport
Ills advertisement viii be found in this pa.
per. Give him cal.
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DAVENPORT STREET R. R.-The prospec.
of street railroad among our trans.amnian
neghbors IS impro wing, but slowly. There
is now an aggregate subscription Of $4,000
on the Third street passenger railroad enter.
prise. They do things of that sort slowly
over there.
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The shooting association held its business
meeting at the Morning Star Saloon. Of
Burgomaster K9rpper, on Saturday even.
ing, and after ordering such bills paid No
had been contracted, and transacting some
other business, the question of fixing a dav
Tor practice at shooting was discussed, and
it was finally decided that Friday afternoon
OF each week should, for the present be the
time for practice.
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| hava just arrived with a nice and well
selected stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, such as Prints, Musins, Ginghams.
AIpacas aud Notions, which will be sold. for
the next 30 days, at reduced prices. | in.
vite the public to call and be convinced.
aug4d I'm. I W.
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SCHOOL MEETlSG.-The regular semi.an.
nuaI meeting of the members of the German
American School Society, will be held on
Tuesday evening, September lst, at the
school house, at u O'clock.
Thomas SoHINDLER, Secretary.
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Mn. NORRIS will make capital speech,
at the court house, to night show.
'oF up the position of the parties, with
something good about the candidates
Democrats should make an effort to get ont
" olg crowd. Republicans, TOO, are invited
lhey VIII hear nothing ofensive-but they
Will near some good reasons why they should
act with the democrats in the future
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st. Louis Market.

ToIegraphed to the Argus
Sr. LOUIS. Sep. /.
Flour--dull and heavy unchanged.
Whoat-du'l lT3, No / in store.
Corn unchanged s9aQ3
Oats-owor 5Uaj3.
Rye-unchanged llSaI5.
Barley-ranges l7jR3UO.
Provlsions-quiet unchanged
Pork nothing doing.
Bacon unchanged
Shoulders l5tal.
Clear Sides IIf.
Lard-ls!
Whskey-l2j.
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East, at T.s0 a. M. and 900 p. NJ.
GOing NsAt--at $50 A. NJ. and 54spM
Western Union. and steriae 4 Raek T,laud.
at 5.45 A, NJ. and 4.45 p. M. "
Coal Valley about 200 A. VI aud 90 p. VI.
AhklnE~ehieag1, Rock Island d Pacific,
ron The East, at $50 A. NJ. and J.4j p. NJ
Etom the West, at 7$J A. NJ. aud 900 =. NJ.
nsstofn Union, anl Sterling 4 Rock Island,
At 2oA. N. and HOO p. NJ
Voal valley, aby yut II 4. NJ. and ; =. NJ,
%1 Tran" ruu hy Chicago time, w-ch IL
'tou' - nIttutus faster than Rock haul umo.
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The BOARD OF TRADE hold their regular
meeting this evening II they can drum up
quorum they will elect delegates to attend
the railroad meeting of the Rock Island &
st. Louis railroad next week.
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Cheaper than Ever

Now is your time to buy Dry Goods cheap.
er than ever. One of the firm having left for
New York, we are bound to make room for
our new stock of Fall and Winter Goods,
and Will sell goods regardless of cost.
aug l4dwtf MIyRpoo
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O'BRlEN's MEErWG.-Wm. W. O'Briep.
the great Irish orator, our candidate at
large for congress, speaks in Rock Island
on Saturday, Oct, Sd. It's time for opr
people, in town and country, to begin to pre-
pare tor the meeting, and get up great pro.
cessions, with flags banners and music.
from every township, under the auspices of
their township club. 1t is time to begin
and get everything ready Don't wait until
the last moment-ifyou do you viii be dis.
appointed about flags, banners, music.
teams, &c, &c.
The young ladies and young gentlemen
should also be preparing for companies on
horseback the little girls for the big wag |
'ns, gaiIy decorated; the little boys for com. |
oanies on foot the trades for proper repre-.
entation and everybody to appear in some
attractive form to give life and power aud
fleet to the meeting.
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Odd FellowR

Rock Island Lodge No. 18, I. 0. 0. F..
meets every Monday Evening at ODD Eel.
lows Hall, southeast corner of Illinois and
Eagle Sts, at u o'clock Pm.
G. B. KNOX, r. s.
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Go TO the neat,

>, TO to to the Bryant b Stratton Iowa State
Business College, to get q thorough practical
business education, or to become good
sound telegraph operator. For circulars ad,
dress lenclosing stamps the Bryant Il STRAIT.
ton Commercial College, Davenport, Iowa.
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Club Meeting !
Court House, Tuesday Night.

The Democrats of Rock Island are re.
minded that their regular monthly club
meeting takes place this evening, Sept. lst
at the Court House.
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LORD HAwLEY commenced his canvass of
the district, on Friday. 1t is an uulucky
day to begin job.
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How MANY THOUSAND OF PERSONS

HoW MANY THOUSAND OF PERSONS
- do we daily behold, both male aud fepsIe
n' are suffering out q miserable ezistence fror,
aLoostts Gneets of secret indulgence, or from virns
aaso g" INTO their system from vencr;sJ de
] urod f,ao" log at Their paid, emsciat,d and dsgg
5eni.tin@ Sti Tna their broken down eonstitu.ions
IePtins dlsei'so ard it's horrible cor
a'quAliylng them 'rOm marriage or the sr;ov
those sufferers @ to kno, rs, thSerofore' important for
J. kATES, they eAa be effeotnai,,. oSn,ng upon DR.
hi Physieian who hss made private Us'SG SI.... -
has cured upward Of thirty tbey,'a, yeais, ana who
nlnSlnnan alone within the last twen,v ASes "a
ne therefore competent to cure eyerv go yeAre
aisesse, both recent and chronic, in thS sS 49,. "
possible time, without mercury or Other s"s.n
Gus medicines. Be careful that you ~ 11IDh' rl
hAfhs, at his old established Office. LA So
more atfeet Cincinnati, Ohio, first Aouse 80
+ Flfth street. west side. Dr. HATES Attendst
me Pstents psszanAllyl and may be found in ~. |
oRee tfom o'clock a. NJ, till o'oIook p
SundAys from Q A. N. tin IIA.H. Az cons.
.'' @ -.st OctssdaWly, /
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NIAD RTED,

In this city, at the residence Of Jacob Frysip.
ger, Esq, by tie Rev. Mr.. Haney, on Suadar
august 30, 1858 Mn. WILLIAM J. d4u4cry ma
MISS RIcKEY Q. SARRos, both of this oitv.
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RALLY to the court house, this evening,
II you want to hear fair and plain discus.
sion of the issues of the day.
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Maaonic.

:, Barrett Chapter No. 18,R. A. NJ. meets at
Masonic Hall on the First and Third Tues
days Of each month. N'
j. L. RAMSEY. Il 2
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Datly Argus,
Rremiuln Job Printing.

orders for JOS PHlxrfsa viii meet 9Th promut
attention at ths ARaus 0EElcE, and be oIecutsd
IN tue very beat inaansr and at yasenAblo ra,o,.
The evening Argus., 1868-09-01

bain Killer cures sore throat
A Favorite medicine with all classes.
wr IL Davis Pain Killer
you have Painters Collie,
wr =, >. Use the Pain Killer
0 Medicine is so popular
As the Pain Killer.
eep the Pain Killer always at hand.
you have Cough or Cold,
ook out and don't be caught without 'o''S' a
Bottle of Pain Killer in the house
ct everybody use the Pain Killer '''0'''
U,, For SPrains and Bruises.
avery sailor should carry bottle Of 1'''''
Remember, the Pain Killer is for ~ "''"'
nv both Internal and external use
me Rain Killer Is sold by all druggists
Aug. 24dwlm.
The evening Argus., 1868-09-01

NEGRO F0NGER.-A negro, named Henry
Moore, who has been employed in the City
Engineers office Of Davenport, Iowa, for
several months, rs a general assistant, has
been guilty of deep rascality, and taken
French leave. He forged the name of his
employer, Mr. Carroll, to several checks for
small amounts and succeeded in passing two
OF them, ose of which was paid at bank.
l he others he tried, unsuccessfully, to get
Ela m ot' lie was protected by his employer,
Mr' Carroll, from punishment. but has now
left the city. He was an excellent draugbts. |
man and shrewd fellow, and excited the
interest of many who advocated the intellect.
'"I superiority of the negro. He has since
written that he is in an architectural school
n Chicago, and doing well
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officers
MEDICAL ADVISORY nn,nn

j. h: BARNES, Surgeon. General L. 8 A
Washington. az
T. ), HoikW,IrTz' Chief Medical Department
D. W. BLISS, VI. D., Washington.
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SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
WIN, WM, n. CHANDLER, Washington, u. Z.
uLokdE HARDING, phuadaiphia. Pa

This Company, National in its charIeter orar.
ny reason oiits large capital low rates of Premium
ana New Tables, tho most dcsirabp means Of in.
surlhg 1T" yet presented to the public.
| Inc rates Of premium being LARGELY reIpeed
are made as favorable 10 the insurers as tbosc N
the best Mutual Companies, and avoid all the
complications and uncertainties of Notes. Divi.
dehds ana the Misunderstanding which the lat.
ter are 40 apt to cause tho Policy HoIderE
Several new and atuacuAe tables are now rra.
sehted' winch need only to be understood to
prove acceptable e. the public, such as tba IN
OME-PRODUCING POLICYanJRE-
TURN PkEMIUA POLICY. In the for
me'' the policy holder not only secure. Iifc-in.
surahc"' payable ut denth but will rereiy. a.
tF'hE' after period of a few years. an ANIMAL
tuos.r tqaaI to ten per cent. 90 per cont Of the
par OF MA polry, In the latter, the Conlpeuy
agrees to return to the assured tho total arhopn,
OF money he has paid in, IN ntditiop ia Tho
amount Of his policy ''O
mo after ton of persons cOntempIa sipg ip,i,r.
ing 'h"lr lives or increasing Ac amount of inspr.
anc" they already have. is called 20 thu .pcci,l
advantages offered by tlo National Life tpMr-
lnco Company.
Circulars, Pamphlets, oal fur pnrti,uIar. ,iv-
u on application TO the Branch OlBcp or ,bo
~ohpahy IN this city. or 10 it. General Agent,
3Ss~ LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED IN
very ''y and Town; and applications from
,mPet'ht Part'es for such agencies, win su,t,
Ic cndorstments, p, uI be- addressed 10 ,L.
OMPANI'S GENERAL AGENTS ONTy in
lCiT re- pcCtivC districts A' ."
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sorry CENTS line will be charged for
each insertion of all articles under this head
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JACOB MORRIS ESQ,

has been engaged to discuss the issues be.
tween the parties, and the positions &c, of
the candidates, and our people may expect
speech of searching power and argument
After the speech the subject of forming
Ward clubs will be discussed and, decided
upon.
Let us have crowded house.
P, 1. McELHERNE JR., Sec'y Club.
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New Goods.

FIFTEEN CENTS . line viii be charged for
each insertion of articles under this head
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Of 35 to 70 large vials, moroc-
co or rosewood case, contain
ing specific for every ordina-
ry disease family is subject
to- and books of directions,
e,.,, from $40 to $3t
WIN ~ to ~ INSTRUMENTATION SIS To "A
Specifies for all Private Diseases, ,bo;h
for Curing and for Preventive treat
ment, IN vials and pocket cases. from So to S5
PONDS EXTRACT,
Cures Burns, Bruises, Lamene GO
Soreness, Sore Throa, sprains'
Toothache, Earache. NeuraIgia'
Rheumatisns Eumbago, Piles, sore
Eyes. Boils, Stings, Bleeding of the
Lungs, Nose, Stomach or of Piles:
Cornss Ulcers, Old Sores. Price 90
cts. to %1.T5.
VA These Remedies, except PONDS Fy-
rFACT, BY the case or single box. are sent Il,
my part OF the country, by mail or express rrec
II charge. on receipt Of the price.
Address HUMPHREYS Specific
homeopathic MEDICINE 90
'tice and Depot, No. 562 BROADWAY, Now York |
DR.. HUHPHREYs is consulted daily at his office
ersonaliy or by letter, as above for all forms Of
isease.
For salo by Il. S. BALLARD, and sTFvrY-
ON 4 CARNAHAN, Davenport, Iowa, and 0
ROTJAN, Rock Island
tebl4dly.
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ENERGY BRICK.

y hIesoN. MURDOCH 4 CO., will ,sn
thoy..Da delivered, for eight dollars per
any a,na,ss sa are Prepa' to make contracts for
'as VAL builders msasursmsnt '"JSIi; ;snSS,; III
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READY GLAZED SASH,

In CONNECTION with my Planlng Mill I
\ nave opened a " Room for the sale Of
lFmed and Glazed s. where viii keen con.
stantiy on hand all szes Of these articles, which
! can sei Al much cheaper rates than they can
ce P"fehAse ed Tor elsewhere. obtain my Glass
ION ION the nam nasactories at Pittsburz, thereby
Iho prohts which others must pay who
,'hers In want Of Sash will consult thor "gr A"'
Ierest py giving me q call before PURCHASING elge.
Ehefe' az l an Offering unusual induoem epts 70,
1' 'Eaae' IA. BIDDIsON.
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SIMILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC sPUuTrroa

HAVEPKoyED, FROMTHE MOST AMPLE
IL experience, an entire sarre. s;,nnIl ="
Prompt, Efficient and Reliable. They Are ,ho
Only Medicines perfectly adapted to ponula, use,
SO simple that mistakes cannot be made in ,,s'
ing them; 10 harmless AS to bo free from dnnger
AMI 80 eth lent as u be always reliable. TIcy
nav 9 raised the highest communication from ali
and will always ronder satisfaction.
Nos
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Prof C. b. wilbsr, one of the most scientific
men of Illinois, will make u bolllon ascension
from bloomington next Saturday Daper n,rf
Gaaftf. W#
1t will bc remembered that the Prof went up
over the left Ia Des Aoihes not long since
Dssm1iAcs Statesman.
We wish he would "come dops"-w;b
the greeubacks fora small bill he owes this
office.
The evening Argus., 1868-09-01

y SSy T. Cooke, Phia. E.A. Rollins. wash
- IL. CLARK, PhlIa Henry D. Cooke W,.b
~ II; " StaFr, Phta W +. Chandler. wash
w. IT, Moorhead, Pha John b. Dcfrees. Ws.b
Te9ryS f. fyler Ph'a Edward Dodge. \ Y
j. H. CLARK, Phla. II. G. Fahnestoek n v
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RIVER MArTERs.-The season for the sale
OF Agricultural implements is now nearly ov.
er, aud the warehousemGn aud nanuiactur.
ers will shorIly co,umrUce tAcir collie itions
The amount ofgnin da'iy coming up is in.
Creasing and the railroad and river freights
are lively.
The Dubuque and Enterprise leave Port
Byron for St. Paul to morrow morning.
s The New Boston for Fl Madison to.mor.
row morning
The james Means leaves for Montrose to-
afternoon.
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AcclpENr'-On Saturday night at a late
hour Mr., $. Freeman, o.! Hiexory Grave
Iowa. was returning from Davenport, when
ms horses took fright and threw him from the
w@son' under the wheel breaking h.s right
neg III two places. lie erawod into tie
wagon and not being able to manage the
team, stopped in front of Il house and called
toi assistance. lie could not make himsoIf
heard SO he lad all night in the wagon,
suilern' severely from cold, Ia the mora.
ing ms l,g was reset, and be Is recovering.
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SPECIAL NoTxuns.

DR, JAMES, FORMERLY on JAvro,
- Lock Hospital Custom H. louse s.rcst N... 10
otIeHns, La, established in 1850, for ths Is',
seven years located in Chicago, ILL.,, can be oon'
suited at ais Office and parlors, ~ O"'-
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stocks and Money.
TOlegraphed to the ARGUs.
NEw YoRK, Sept. |.
aold--1,447.
Stock firm
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Branch Office, Philadelphia,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
Directors ::

" mere the general business Of the Company /,
S.|"saS'el, and to which all general correspon.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-06-30

County C0nrenftOH.

The Union Republican voters of
Franklin County are requested to meet
in Convention, by their delegates, at the
School House on the West side of the
Creek, in Sheldon, on THURSDAY, july
I'd, 1868, at II O'clock, A. NJ, to nomin-
ate candidates for Senators and County
Officers for the ensuing year, and to
transact any other business properly
coming before the Convention.
In conformity with the rule adopted
by the Convention of 1867, the several
towns will be entitled to delegates as
follows:
One for each town.
One for every fifty votes cast at the
last annual election for the Union Re-
publican candidate for Governor, in
each town;
One for the fraction of fifty votes, over
twenty -fve in each town, cast as above
mentioned.
The Delegates will provide themselves
with proper credentials from their sew
eral town caucuscs.
:. =. CARPENTER County
j. NJ. HOTCHKISS Committee
ALMoNT BARNES
st. Adams, VT, June Is. 1868.
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State Of Vermont.
OFFICE or SECRETARY OF STATE,
NOrthiicld. June /, 1868.


scaled proposals are hereby invited for print
ing the following state Documents, to wit he
ports of the Auditor of Accounts, Adiutant and
ecunt at arms Railroad Commissioner, Commits
missioner Of the Insane, Directors, Superinten-
dent and Chaplain of the State Prison, Trustees
of the Vermont Reform School, and Trustees Of
the University Of Vermont and State Ataicultn-
raj College. in the general form and style OF the
Laws Of Vermont for S67, to be bound in one
volume and delivered at the Office Of the score
tary of state, in Montpelier, on on before the
first Monday following the second Thursday in
October.
Also, the Report Of the Board of Education IN
the same form and style bound III n single vol
ume, and to be delivered i'll the same time and
place. , 81,
Also, the Annual Session Laws OF 1865, III the
same style, bound III a single volume, and to be
ready for distribution on or before the frst day
of January, 1869.
Also the Senate and House Journals, IN the
same general form and style of those OF lS6', &c
| be bound in separate Volumes, and ready foi
distribution ON or before the first day of May,
| 1869.
Details Of contracts will be governed in al
particulars by the provisions of No. 81, of Tho
pamphlet Laws Of 1867, which parties inter
| ested are respectfully referred.
| Blank proposals for bids will be furnished a
once to parties desiring to enter into contract 10
any part of this work.
The right to reject all or any proposals, as ma.
BE deemed for the interest of the state, is here
by reserved -
GEORGE NICHOLS,
d2SSw2203w Secretary of State.
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7hat BiU- BOord dD0U.

EDlroRs TRANSCRIPT The follow
ing bilious communication appears in
the Messenger of last evening:
How does Water Wheel know that
ii was men not Joys who removed it?
Now he either knows ordoes not know.
If he knows that men did 1.-THE knows
Uhot men, and is an equal criminal with
the perpetrators if he fails to disclose
his principals. If he does not know,
his entire communication il sensclcss-
and the apologists for this communica-
ton may now take whichever horn Of
the dilemma they please-either to Gov
or M an acknowledged wrong door, or
give place to sensclcss TRADE. for un-
less Water Wheel knows what men did
il, his last sentence might as well read,
"Its very language stirred up able bodied
women, not boys to do the disgraceful
work. Yours truly,
QUIDAM.
"Qudamn asks II very silly question
The work of removing the bill board
was evidently not the work of boys be-
cause boys are not ordinarily sufficient
w strong to remove such an amount of
timber. | incline to the opinion that
"Quidam' was himself personally pres.
ent when the work was going on or
was instrumental in having il done.
WATER VIII EEL.
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lioN. a. o. Adds, United States Con-
sui at Nice, France, arrived in st. Al
bans last evening and is the guest of IL.
i. Sowles, Esq. Judge Adds is in OK
cellent health as well as his family who
are nowat Dresden, Germany. We re-
grct to learn that his venerable mother,
who has for several years past made her
home in Brattleboro, is Rapidly failing
in health. Judge Adds will remain in
st. Adams but Few days.
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JUDGE STEELE'S CHARGE.-TheJ June
term of the Orleans Cou nty Court COM
menced its session ut Irasburgh on Tues
day last. The Newport Express gives
the following summary of Judge Steelc's
charge to the grand and petit jury:
Theiudge charged the grand jurors, in
appropriate and choice language, i'll re-
gard to their duties, particularly in rela-
ton to the law and amount of evidence
necessary to the finding of indictments.
He gave them strictly in charge to per-
form their whole duty regardless Oflove
or fear. He also called to mind the fact
that it is within the province of the grand
Jury to inquire into the facts regarding
I the payment of the State school tax by the
several towns and in relation to the
United States deposits, and also the man
ner in which roads are maintained, and
if the towns are found delinquent in any
of these respects it is their duty to in
diet them.
The Judge cautioned the petit jurors
in regard to speaking with persons in
relation to cases upon which they may
he sitting or allowing Others to speak to
them, as much mischief is sometimes
done in this way, by the setting aside
of verdicts, rendering it necessary to try
the cases anew. He also charged them
in relation to the fact that they were tt
try every material issue which may be
brought before them and not in a gener
al way.