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SOLD AND Done Form q gambling
hell on Grand street number OF DUMB
bells graced corner Of the apartment
where at Q P. NJ. chowder lunch was In
progress. Many of the lunchers exercised
with the twenty-five and fifty pound bells,
but the UNDERGROUND bell detied all un-
til an unpublished countryman, unooseryed
hitherto, lifted it with ease, held it at
arms length, and returned to his chowder
as though nothing had happened. At this
exciting stage a party of three entered,
who. in turn, were attracted by the ire
sistible bells, and in vain attempted to
raise the hundred FOUNDER. Their ina
bility proved the occasion for one of them
making the bet that no one present
could perform the feat. Two exqui-
siLely -accoutred young men, who Shall
be named Algernon Sold and De
Coursey Donefor, and who had seen the
performance previous to the
entrance of the betting party, at once took
up the bet, the 5000 being handed over
to the bartender. The countryman was
then found, and requested to repeat his
performance. He obligingly spat upon his
muscular Christian hand; he grasped the
hundred-pounder; he raised it six inches
from the ground, and let it fall "What,
can't you raise it 2" faltered Sold. NO."
answered the countryman. " Why, you
raised it little while ago." whined Done
for. "My; but "a can't do it noo," said
the rustic, and walked off with his hands
in his pockets. The two friends disap-
peared almost as expeditiously, the 5000
was handed over to the winning party, and
ten minutes thereafter the countryman had
his share of the money.-Ne,o York Tri-
Oane, 25th.
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By Grnbbs b Williams. Auesionesrs,
northwest corner Main and Eleventh street..
GoMMIssIONERs, SALE OF tn,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
yALUA BLEsUBURBAH RESIDENCE. WIFE
TWENTY FIVE ACRRS ATTACHED, KHoWv
AS UAUBURn,n SITUATED on TIE GROW
ROAD ABOUT ONR NILE WEST OF THE CIV
AT AUCTION.-In execution Of q decree OF n.
Circuit Court Of Henrico entered on the Oh n
Hoyember, 1851, In the case Of . Tyler vs. Grubs,
6 williams, trustees, and ais. )" the undsrsiansd
who were thereby appointed commissioner h,
the purpose, will sell at auction, upon the pre-.
misss. on sATgEDAY, lst Of February, 1858, az az
day thereafter, q the same hour, the real estate il
the proceedings In said suit mentioned, the sams
being the property known as "AUBURs,n con.
buildings and improvements thereon. sitaatsd
Grove road and running back n the Weshen
road, being in form nearly square. The build.
ines are Of the most complete and durable chafas.
ter, combining every arrangement for comfort
with very attractive appearance.
Further description Is deeme1 unnecessary "A
tho place is so well known and so Justly regarded
40 the most desirable suburban property near tie
TsRxs: SUN Client In cash to defray tho expense,
Of sale and to pay the sum Of - sol IS with int.
rest from the oh Of July, 1851 and the furhersuu
Of o. ss1 so with inter ct thereon from tth Janu.
arv 1855 credit as to "a, 7s7 10 rntil 4th OF July
anuary, 1859 the said credit payments to bear
interest from the day OF sale, The purehsss, Q,
purchasers giving negotiable notes with an up.
proved endorser, and the title retained BY Il.
court until the full purchase money Is paid. The
purchaser to pay taxes for 1858.
iau 4. D. WILLIAMS, Commissioner
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OUR PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Prosperous Condition OF the Cotton Factories
Kind of Goods Observation-Disclosures An
spectorships and Warehouses-ReY. DR.. b.
con-Methodist Sunday School Union.
PETERSBURG, January 81, 1868.

PETERSBURG, January u, 1868.
While SO many cotton factories at the
North have either suspended or curtailed
their operations, it is gratifying to know
that the Petersburg factories have con-
tlnred through the whole pressure to do
1ail work; and Notwithstanding the depre.
clation OF cotton fabrics, the profits are not
materially less than formerly. One ad.
vantage which our factories possesses ia in
having the raw material at their doors so
that there is no necessity for keepine
large stock on hand. This ADVANTAGE is
believed to be equivalent to two or two
and half cents per pound in the raw cot,
ton. Another advantage is in limiting
their business to those kinds of goods
which are always most saleable. If one
kind appears to hang on the market, the
manufacture of it is Immediately substi.
tinted by another better adapted for meet.
ing the popular demand. No goods of very
fine texture are aimed at-shirtings, sheet.
|Dgs, and jeans forming the bulk.
The policy ofthe northern manufacturers
Las been quite different. They laid In
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By Pilkinton, Pulliam & Co.,
Aucsioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. Is Pearl street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i FARM OF ogE HUNDRED ACRES OF
HIGHLY.IMPROVED LAND, WITH EXCEL.
LENT IMPRVVRMRNTS.- BY virtue OF certain
deed OF trust executed, by the late Charles h.
Rhodes and wife to me as trustee, dated the 18th Of
December, 1855, and duly of record in the Coutg
Court Of Chesterfield county, Va, to secure ID,
payment of a certain negotiable note Tor $3.50,
bsaring even date with said deed. and payable
twelve months after date, and by the request Of
the beneficiary in said deed shall, In execution
thersof proceed to sell at public auction, on the
premises. at IL O'Clock N. on the Sixth DAY OF
fHBRUARY, 1883, II fair, II not, the next fair day
thersafter, that very valuable tract Of LAND. and
improvements thereon, on which the late Mr..
Charles q. Rhodes resided, located OF James
river, about one mile below Rockets, and 10
Chesterfield county, containing No acres This
land fronts on James river, and adjoins the land
Of Colonel 8. Bassett French, and Is part OF the
celebrated Falls plantation. The soil is OF the
best quality, and fs highly improved. The build.
ings consist OF dwelling with six rooms, stables,
barns, Ice house, &c. /; all new, and built with
ali modern improvements and conveniences. kis
one Of the most desira BILE places In the vicinity Of
Richmond. A stream Of sufficient volume to run
8 small mill passes through the centre OF the
land.
the 2lst day Of December, 1857 until paid. and ex.
psnses Of sale. Terms for balance on day OF sale.
WILLIAM B. lSAACS, Trustee.
Sale eonduSted by PILKIsTos, PULLIAA Co,
AuctfOpeerS. 1es
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SLATE! SLATElI-The attention OF
~ mon skillsd In working slate and Of capitalists
isinvited to examine tho large and extensive BODY
OF superior Slate, most conveniently located for
shipment, at Brsmo. Rluvsnna county, on north
the James River canal. This body OF q sIste is 4
continuation Of the veins now suce sssiully worked
Buckingham county. The position offers csaat
advsntsges. Proposals for opening and WORKING
the siase desired, and liberal terms ofsred Ad.
dress CAEY C. tIOCKE -
80. B.eno Bluff, Fluvanna esunty, Va.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL LAND
' AGENCY AND DOMESTIC IMMIGRATl0S
AND WHITE LABOR SUPPLY OFFICE, BlCH.

VIRGINIA G e N T r A L LAND
AeEsSH AE9 dHfos sEea
MoND. VAL have very recently perfected IN. Inc
organization necessary 20 conduct on the larsea
scale q business that will henceforth receive my
mills, mines. furnaces, and water powers, and inc
supply Of white labor male and female ana ZEN
ants az far as they possibly be obtained ff0m
My partner. Colonel 3. ]. Page, is in charge Of
onr office In New York. sST.
Of the highest respeotability and responsibility,
And for the sale OF. lands and mines IN HorIn
earona am associated With d w cssRT
Of North Carolina. srs f'E,S2g
The lasilities Lhi. agency Offers for TIE sale q
to mines Of all kinds. have made contracts With
parties in the cities north Of this who make thai
branch of the business q speciality both In TIL.
country and Europe, securing TO me the Wtdest
possible field Of operations and In this city !
have the aid and serVtces OF thst accomplished
and assaysT G9ons a.
may be sent to me, thus determining tho value OF
mines before they are w Offered for aS sale.
branch Of the business WIN be under the manage:
ment Of Thoroughly competent gentlemen. III
further notice s given, our efforts will be directed
and Tssss
mainly German and Irish. The most ample ana
satisfactory arrangements have been made foI
PhflsdeIphia TO this city. By the LIST OF Jsnuiryi
hope 70 be able to supply farm hands and small
tenants. II .F.s- .zI--SEEsh
Parties In want Of white labor OF either sex are
requested to communicate their wants In writing,
30 that may forward them to the supply Offices In
Kew York and Phiiadsiphis.
{ TERMS: For selling lands, i've per cent. com.
mission on all sales actually made, bat no charge
whateyer unless sale 10 effected. For mines, an
additional contingent fee, the subject OF eonlIsss
In each case, and pay able out OF proceeds o, sss
For Iaborsrs. fee OF Is for each one supplied 2?
contract, payable when the lsborer 10 delivered
and when the lsborer is unable to pay bis or 1t
passage 70 this city advance it 81 from rnlis.
by the employer when he receives the lsborsr.S
50 much sdvanced on the contract Tor Ways
Further particulars furnished on application;
J. D. lMB0Dss.
lxU E1aS ofH.
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Herodotus relates that Persian king
asked the Indian soldiers that were in his
service what reward would induce them to
burn the dead bodies of their friends in
stead of eating them. They replied by
entreating him not to mention anything so
shocking.
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By Sampson Jones, Jr.. s Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. Fifteenth street.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.-By virtue Of a
n decree of the United States District Court foi
Simon Hellstern bankrupt, sell at public auction,
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the 9Th dsyoi
February next, at the hour Of o'clo,h +. ~, the
house and out buiIdiDgs now Occupied by Simon
Hellstern as q residence, near Bacon's Qaartsr
branch, in the county Of Henrtco, together with
tho lot thereto attached, containing six sIss oil
land.
TERMS OF SALE: One.third each; the balance In
equal payments IN three and six months, nssoaaals
JOHN JOHNS, JR.,
Ia 1i-2ot Assignee OF s. Bsllstern
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BY Sampson Jones, Jr., Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, Fifteenth
street between Main and Cary.

A SSIGNEES SALE.-By virtue of
II decree Of the United States District Cont for
the District Of Virgnis shall as assignee OF sam
ton, on the premises, on TAuRsDAY'ths 9Th day
Of February next, at O'Clock P. NJ. the HOUSE
and LOT, with the appurtenances, etc lately be;
longing to Samuel II. Price, on the east side Of
Twenty fifth street near the corner Of Twenty.
fifth and Franklin, fronting rs feet on Twenty
fifth street being the property now In the oceu.
pancy Of Mrs Catharine Bias. The residence Is
most excellent and oommodious one, and the lot
large and desirable
TERMS OF SALE One-third cash I; tho balanesin
equal pay ments in and months, negotiable
notes, interest added. JOHN J0Hss, JR:,
ia I1-2ot Assignee Of Samuel II. Price Co.
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VIRGINIA EXPRESS:
OFFICE: RICHMOND. so7 EIGHTH STREET.

The VIRGINIA EXPRESS is now r1nning daily
from RICHMOND TO STANTON and tri.weeklY
TON.
Also daily from BALTIMORE to RICHMOND
and from BALTIMORE to STANTON.
Further daily to all the intermediate points be.
tween Stanton, Harrisonburg, and Mount Jack
son. staunton. exington, and Natural Bridge;
Warm, Hot, and Healing Springs, White Sulphur
Springs, Lewisbarg, and Charleston, Kanawha
eounty.
Goods called for and delivered at all points In
the city. For further Information apply TO
ja7-lm A. w. GARBkR, Agent.
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Fun AND FoILY.-The two Americans
most capable of raising a laugh are Twain,
and Train. Twain causes merriment by
what he says. Train is laughed at for
what he does, t.st =
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/. n,,rs or,bc Reconstruction COMMITTEES Nearly
1Am.,a, "a Wind Up General Political sitna.
,,nn some Uneasine.s Manttested-W hashe
nors. from the People Say-Stanton IN 'ne
p.n.,s.oxyas Race, etc.
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op PARTS
The
LOTS AND FR0NT OF Th
OF THE
PER GENT. ON TAXES, CHARGES
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SHERIFFvS SALE.-Will be sold on
y MONDAY, February ,, 1883, at Colby's distii.
lery, near Mayo's bridge In the town Of Manehes.
ter, Commanding at II o'clock A. II the entire
FIXTURES OF distillery, or so much thereof as
will satisfy an execution on q forth coming bond
in my hands against P. 8. Colby. J. j. Foster, and
Henry Smith, In favor Of @. Bradley g. Go. 81
TERMS Cash. JOSEPH b. WALDEN,
Ia ~ Deputy Sheriff Chesterfield county,
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VIRGINIA.-At, Rules held In tne
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court OF the sH
Of Richmond. January ., isss:
The aationaiExohangs Bank Of Richmond. ,,gr.
business 10 Hartvell & Dick ...... .Dsfsndanp'
In DIET. ,,s.
as, g Interest
the 18th December. lssI, dlipaid, alleged to ossl
sit having bssn made that the defendant ass.s ,,
pisk above named is nes Issidsp; Of o ,n,' Ssa
cssssiy 70 protect his intsrsst In this suit.
: asssSReE I. CHRISTIAN. 9;
VIRGINIA.-At Rules held III t li,s
" clerks ofaco Of the Circuit Coart OF sss wv
OF Richmond on the 9th day OF January. Es,s.rsl
John n Tyler, trustee under the will OF pn,a.Stit,
D. B. Whipple. George al and p.s w,
his wife, James L. Ego aud Caroline 3. hs s,;n j.
GnSn. and esw a. and iss
n any OF them be dead.....,........pelsno s ,ss
The object Of this sut 10 the q
viii Of Margaret Asuls. deceased. And am aass
b. q MSipple. George Msnds6hsIi and Eiis. i.a
his wife, and Thomas d. Craw, James ., v,ssir
Benjamin. j. Crew, and Jacob =. Crew, My s are
descendants. II they OF any Of them Pc napf soss
not know whether the four last named dsssna ass
or any OF them, are living, or who are tnei are
csndAnts, ANY there are, the said s,.r dcs
required 70 appear within one month ara 'a,S 70
.ssst a is.sss. ISL IN Is sSs sSs
,.a,-ssss 0es ssssssssaMta PoELAaD. clsrI:-
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AgIct5O1a Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
| ~~~-.~~-~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~-~--~~~~~~~~~~~-~~
BY Omohundro & Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
Broad street between Second and Third.
WE WILL SELL AT OUR STORE
w WEDNESDAY MORNING, January 10Th,
ss 81 sToVs So
''ni Sspsffs 4 g. s4gIgsEs MARDRoBEs.
DESKS, SAFES. CLOCKS,
STOVES MATTRESSES, &c.
Will be added, small lot OF FARMING UTEN.
SIC oib i1fp z
The sbovs-named articles will be sold without
limit ri ss Or reserve oMoHUNpRo CO.
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
n HACKS, HORSES. BUGGY. sLEIGHs: BAR
lin street near The Bxch anSs HOTEL at public auc.
| ton, on WEDNESDAY the 9Th day Of February
nsxi commencing at II clock. :,
Dstsssd AND s hsm Sns Work i Sorsss
4C.RRIAGEs and HARNESS, complete;
B 81 sAs and HARNESS, nearly new;
iss .SS1 : Is ss S}nkN5Bus.
COVERS, and EXTRA HARNESS.
! TEENS OF SALE: All sums under 500, cash
800 and over, sixty days for approved endorsed
| negotiable paper. -
The above Is the property of Jefferson billiard
deceased. All persons having claims against his
estate will present them Immediately, proper ~
! auth enticated, to the subscriber, or to DAVID
BAKER, JR., no. 1914 din street, as 1t Is desira-
Bile to close up the affairs Of the estate spee Oily
! as possible. t L. q. FBAYSER,
! Administrator.
The KEY and GOODWILL of the ST 4 BLEs will
be sold at the same time and place, at u O'Clock.
| ia 2s-td
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BY James n. Taylor Son, Auctioneers,
once No. 81 Main street, three doors below the
Spotswood Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT OF
i LAND IN ROCKETS, WITH A BUILDING
THEREON, AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of deed
OF trust executed to me as trustee, to secure the
toned, bearing date the 10th day Of December,
1855, and recorded in the clerks office OF the
County Court Of Hsnrico and at the request OF the
public auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY the
18th January, 1888, at 4 O'Clock P. M II fair. II
not hs sK fair Day ter oT
thereon fronting As feet on the east side OF Mich.
olson street, running back lss feet
Terms Cash enough to pay the expenses OF the
thereon from shs 4th day Of July 1887, tii day Of
sale tho Of $3l7 rs and interest thereon from
the 4th day Of January sss, TN day OF sale: and
- 40 N' y JAMES N. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by JAMES II. TAYLOR x
soN, Auctioneers. "a II
GHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF two
smasi Gore sgans ssnasl Gos J
S1d the other IN favor 81 the ssss es
neo county, and Samuel cossreI, Jr., and others.
securities, will proceed to sell on the 18TH day OF
January, 1858, commencing atn o'clock A. NJ, At
twelve miles above Richmond. on the River road.
the following personal properly belonging to
Samuel ens cg'as S SsasS w and HARNESS
? two horse WAG0Ns,
lCARkIAGB and HARNESS,
l AMBULANCE, s..
2CARTS,
la head CATTLE,
3SOWS and PIGS, Els
About 200 barrels CORN.
About 20, 900 pounds OATS, ~
Lot STRAW and sHUCKS,
10 PLOUaHs, 100
HARROWs, .gt
About COO pounds PORK,
sIDEB0ARb, a.
1SOFA.
BUREAUS,
dozen CHAIRS.
5BEDs, and BEDDING for same;
TABLE and KITCRkH FURNITURE.
TERMS Cash.
WILLIAM N. MoaRUpEB, D. s.,
ja 23-td for b. j. Smith. 8. 81. c..
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Delinquent Idr .Ldst.

LIST OF LOTS AND PARTS ToR TEE a
WILL BE SOLD IN FE9E6 X
IN TrE FIRST DAY COURT
PE CENT on SUCH THE CHARGES
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76O BOXES SUPERIOR SOAP for
LOU sale log to close outeorsignmsnt.
ia 10 PALMER, HAETSo0K b CO. I,
T UMP PLASTER.--400 tons Lump
IL Plaster, In quantities to suit purchasers, for
lsls by 5s-.-at jail A. 8. LEE,
TOBACCO MANUFACTURER La
j Bells Of various styles gotten up ct tho Dis.
PATCH PRINTING HOUSE. IL 81 4
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b. Harrison, 9oddin 4 Appsnon. Auesions.,,,,
b and Zeal Estate Agents.
HANDSOME BRICK TEEEMrNr
TWgHS rHIRD AND HoUHTH, sTRElTis TX
VACANT Lots ON TIE WEST sfDk Ae op
EiGaTH sTRxET, LIN TaB PLAN OF Mitrs,ss
sold at suction, on fine premises, on THURsp,0vs
the aoth day Of January. 1893. at O'clock p. n
the excellent BRICK TENEMENT Located !,
shove, now IL ths occupancy Of Captain "
Charters. Il contains seven rooms, besides "A.
usual ont buildings. The whoie premises are H.
: After which Will be sold two beautiful Lors .,
the plan OF Mills's garden. each fronting a. TT
on the west line Of Eighth street, running bssS
laa fsetto On alley - y, tsss VIDE IT, Taxes and ia
TEENS: One third cash !; balance at iour eioLi
spd twelve months for negotiable notes, intsys:,;
added, secured by o trust deed.
HARRlsoN, GoDDIa 4 APPERsos.
Jazz Auetionsarx
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctloneers
and Real Estate Agents.

NEW CANAL BOAT At AUCTION.
IN VIII be sold at auction, at the corner OF
Eighth and Canal streets, in the city OF Rieh.
mond, on TUESDAY the 18th January, 1858, a. IL
o'clock NJ, q very superior CANAL BOAT. This
boat has recently been built Of excellent mate
rails, and In the best manner.
TERMS: Thirty and sixty days credit Tor ap.
added. ia ISL w. GODDlN, Trustee.
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BY Cook Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Of Franklin and Governor streets.
HANDSOME MIRROR, F q RNI-
III TURE, &c., AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY
the 18th instant, at 10 o'clock, We will sell st our
/ large FRENCH-PLATE MANTEL MIRROR,
with handsome gilt frame;
ROSEWOOD PARLOK sUIT, covered with
RosE SSSSeisna ARBLE-ToP PAIL
TABLES,
RECEPTION and SPRlNG.SEAT CHAlRs,
Garland WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS,
MAHOGANY BUREAUS and WAsHSTAEDS,
WALNUT JENNY LIND BEDSTEAES,
SUPERIOR FEATHER BEDS.
HAIR and SHUCK MATTRESSES,
BOLSTERS, PILLOWS, and BEDDING,
COOKING and OFFICE STOVES,
NURSERY RENDERS, etc.
ALSO,
rs dozen bottles BEST L O N ON STOUT
PORTER, to close consignment.
COOK LAUGHTON,
iaa7 Aucioneers.
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y ~ dsoRaE /. CHRISTIAN. D .;
JoREsToN 3 WILLIAxs, D. q. Alt-st--

THosE BEAUTIFUL CRYSTAL
nay IS ma q tks Dispsiss lYGtns Holsss
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,,rR WASHINGTON LETTER.

co,-.,,onaoues OF the Richmond Dispatch.
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TaONOERT TONIGHT FOR THE
W congregation Bath Ahabs. ia Alt
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.4sscssoa, Sales.
HANDSOME BRICK TENEMrr.
al nNE Hnn NORTH iAIlM or au Nm
FUTURE DAY.

By Harrison, s9oddin 4 Appsnon. Auctions,
q and Real Estate Agents.
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NAME op PARTY CHARGED WITH THs
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-28

nv bosom. towards those sterling and model
patriots who gloriOusly went 70 Peoria, win
a few hundred dollars Of town money, to
take those fine fair haired BOYS 10 the pro
vost Office, 10 have them accepted anu
then how free they breathed, ard how tueu
great big coWardly hearts rose WITHIN tlein,
when the last man was set 10 the cFeui -
Colona, Western, &c, and the toWn quo'as
were ali filled and now how Iley ptas
about the patriotism Of our noble state apu
tell bow IRE did ust more than iieh Tue
rebels. and how We eau and will do 1t some
more, if the copperhead faction raise ano'n'
er war
What a glorious and patriotic man ina.
certain Captain, in Genesso, -, VINO n'ieu
town quotas and his own pockets AZ Tue
same :ime. How comfortable he must ieei,
az be contempates the shallow graves oil the
bows who be induced to enlist; and whoialas,
lie far away. in the nameess graves; and the
widows and orphans in this town "o, OIL
victims of bis Unsuitable ayarciousness. Lave
fast, most noble Captain Your soul IS now
in the endowment Of all that your sensual
boorish nature is capable Of You are igll
to the brim; your eyes stick out with tat,the
fruit Of your brokerage in bodies and souls
Bcsides.ycu are sound on the radical goose.
'Rah for Grant and Colfax. You are count
ing large on the soldiers. Well, ] recollect,
when was down in the cotton country, you
done the same thing, but far more success
fully then than now.
The republican party is surely going
down. It reminds me Of the two serpents
which seized each other by the tail and com.
menced swalowing--ths circle kept narrow.
ing until both snakes disappeared.
And now, my dear RAIDS, am yours truly,
but cant 90 your ticket