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ALAB

Election for President Ordered by tho Gov
crnor-The Present Members Of Congress
to Hold over.
MONTGOMERY, Oct IL, 1888.
Governor Smith has issued proclamation for an
election In this State for President the Sd OF No
vember. The proclamation Ia issued in accordance
with the election law passed by the Legislature.
Under that law there to be other election In this
State before November. 1870. At that time members
OF Congress, Governor State officers, legislators
and other oicias 20 be elected. The present in.
cumbcnts to hold over until that time. Regstra-
ton commenced IN this city this morning. The ne
groes largely outnumber the whites.
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MISSOURI.

Robber- Of a Bank Mcssenger-;sailroad Eek.
cursiOn Party.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. IL, 1868.
messenger OF the Accommodation Bank while
standing on Third street, near the Custom House,
this afternoon, was robbed OF $4,000 IN money and
s7O0 in drafts. No clue has been obtained to the
thief.
The excursion party OF general ticket agents
reached Fort Hayes to-day. They leave for Leaven-
worth In the morning.
General Hancock fen for Washington this after
noon,
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

The Central Pacific Raiiroad-The Work Pro-
crossing Rapidly.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. IL, 1868.
The track Of the Central Pacific Railroad Is I'm
ished to Reese river valley, 500 miles east OF this
port and about sixtyfve miles north Of Austin The
grading ready fOf the iron 100 mi,es beyond and
is said the requisite grading to Salt Lake viii be done
road for september were s283, 900 in gold In few
days Wells, Fargo & Co.'s stages will connect with
instead OF Wadsworth. 1his will shorten the stage
route nearly 200 miles.
An agent Of the Australian and New Zealand Steam
quiries and arrangements looking to a probable
change In the route. IT sufficient Inducements are
found to justify 1t San Francisco Will next spring
be made the terminus Of the line on this coast in
stead Of Panama
Flour, IS % q SO 25. Wheat-Choice shipping,
81 Is y 81 So. Legal tenders, 72h.
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PRESIDENTIAL ORDER TO ARMY OFFICERS.
No Interference or tho Army to Prevent Flee.
tions.

No Interference Of tho Army to Prevent Elec.
tions.
WASHINGTON, Oct IL, 1883.
The President to-day through the War Depart
ment issued the following general orders for the In
formation OF army officers I'm regard to their powers
to regulate elections In the Southern States. IL Is
Intended In part a. rebuke TO General Reynolds
who has issued order forbiddng the citizens OF
Texas from holding an election for Presidential
electors. IL Will be recolc oted that that State and
the states OF Virginia and Mississippi have not yet
been recognized by Congress In the admission OF
their sena tors and Representatives, and that Con-
gress IN July last passed q, act In eject pfesluding
tie counting oil their electoral votcs:-
GENERAL oRDERs--So. 81.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE hRMY,l
ADJuTANr GENERALS OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, oct. 10. $685.
The following order has been received from The
President anu by his direction 10 published TO the
army
The following provisions. from constitution and law. Of
vioc Prosiden of he tinted states oseber with act Of
ton 10 any State published aud gov
The Executive power shall be vested In President Of tho
term Of years and. together with TIE Vice President,
sn ss ~ 10 g s
state may entitled the Congress- no senator or Re
nss se United Il p Ss "a %s or D9
rT. q sscficn 1, oonsstrdr Of ne U,tiei Ssrfss ''
The electors shall meet In their respective States and vote
ballot President and vicePresident ons Of whom al
least shall not be an inhabtan OF the with
Presidents and in distinct ballots person voted Tor as
vce-presden,, and they shall mako distinct IiTs
persons voted for as vicePresldent, and Of the
number OF votes Tor each, which lsts they shal
sign and certify and transmit sealed To tho Of
ntcni OF the United states directed thu resien of the
SENATE The President Of the senate M Inc
The senate aud House OF Repesentate yea open ali tho GER
uhcstcs snd the votea shall then ~ coned rho persou
hasny ne greatest number OF vot Tor President
resident v such number DO OF whole number
OF ELECTORS appointed ADD pcgson have such majority
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Java viii leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at tho Post ONCE
at twelve O'Clock 10. on Wednesday.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe--will
be ready at halfpast ten O'Clock In the morning.
single copies, in wrappers for mailing six cents.
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MEXICO.

Sonora Patoni on Her Husbands Dcnth-TriaI
or Rebeis-Arrcst Of an Ex.ImperinIist-Cicld
Mines In GuadaInjarn.
HAVANA, Oct IL, 1868.
Advices from Mexico state that the widow OF
General patoni accuses Cauo OF the assassination OF
her husband.
The trial OF persons arrested for the revolt 10 Vera
Oronzo colonel in the imperial army, has been
arrested.
Honorato Domnrues has been captured.
Rlch gold mines havo been discovered In uuada-
iejara
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APPREHENSION or TROUBLE IN WEST VIRGINIA.
from the Washington correspondence OF the Even
Inn pn,t Dci nianrI

from the Washington correspondence OF the Even
ing Post, october 12.l
General George II. Thomas arrived here this morn
ing to attend the Dyer Court Of Inquiry, not having
received notice OF It's postponement. lie viii return
al once and resume his command.
Governor Foreman, OF West Virginia. arrived here
this morning He asks that troops may be sent TO
that state 10 preserve the peace at the coming eoc-
tion as the DISTINGUISHED rebels in several counties
threaten to vote al all hazards. He thinks the moral
eject OF few companies OF troops well distributed
will be sufficient
General Thomas says he cannot spare any troops
from Tennessee.
Both gentlemen have been In confcren:e With the
military authorities this morning.
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kENTUCK Y.

Outragcs In Buliitt Couu.y-Neuro SCHOOL
House and Church Burnod-Railroad Train
Fired Into.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. H. 1868.
A body OF armed men, mounted. are committing
depredations In Bultt county. They have bnrned u
colored school house and said 10 have destroyed
negro church. A volley was nrcd into tile train
on the Nashville Railroad lately, when h suppose
10 have been done by the same party.
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coMslTTfD sUlClDe

Last evening. about eight O'Clock, John J. White,
residing ut the corner OF 1oith street and Fifth ave.
nue. committed suicide at his house by shooting him
self through the ncGd. He used an ordinary pistol
and from the position OF the wound evidently in.
tended that the shot should be fatal White died
almost instantly. The coroner was notified,
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he Cabinet and Cortcs.


Tho Election Canvnss-A Fatal Riot.
LONDON, Oct, IL, 1868.
At Blackburn, market town in the county OF Ian
caster, and twenty-five miles from Manchester q
liberal procession was attacked on Saturday by
mob Of tories. Several fights occurred. in which
man was killed and several severely injured.
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MCMAHON Monday, october IL, THOMAS =. j..
years.
he relatives ana friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral, on wednesday
afternoon, ut halLpast two O'Clock, rom the resi-
dcnce OF his parents. NO. 81 South First street, VII
laulsburg.
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KEY WEST.

Arrival of the United States GunbOut Saco-
All We'll.
KEY WEST, Oct. IL, 1868.
The United States steam gunboat Saco, Com
mander Wilson, from Aspnwan, arrived here yes
terday. All are well on board.
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A. j. Bleeclxer, SON e. Co.'s Srlc Of the 5GO
VILLA PLOTS Of the "KINGSLtED MA NOR" 10 take
place ON THE PREMISES, near RntherfrI park, =,
the ls,l, inssn, Thu,sdsy VII be "a InkEsEKYsD
yesrs branch Of the Erie Railroad which ime-
through the OF this property
the 10Th this month, and will be built q once.
excursion train tfree tickets) will leave the Chambers
street q IL A. M. o Thursday.
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INDIA.


TbO w ur IN the northwest
LONDON, Oct IL, 1865.
A despatch from Bombay says favorable reports
have been received Of the progress ofhe expedition
against the tribes In the northwestern districts OF
india The troops have SO far met with slight oppo-
Alton.
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Errisu but NObie.-sseIf Help FOR Yeuna Mcn,
who, hssy erred desire better manhood Sent w sealed
letter envelopes free Of charge. II benefited, tho
postage Address Phianhrcs, box r, Phisdelphis, Pa
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BOHEMIA.

Political Tumults I'm Prague.
PRAGUE Oct. IL, 1868.
Political tumults, which had broken out In this
city, have been suppressed by the Austrian troops,
who dispersed the various assembagcs Of the people,
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Royal Havana 1sottery,-Prixc - Paid ~ ssoin.
Information furnished Tue hes Ts paid Tor DOuplo,ns
and ALI kinds oil Gold aud SllyVf. =. -
TAYLOR 4 CO., BANKERS, IS Wall street. " Z.
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Eor First Class Printing ct Every Descrip.
ton to the Metropolitan job Printing Esab shnes',
street.
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A.-Jefcrs Offers Extraordinary Bargains
IN Ladies' Misses and Chidrens Boots aud Shoes JEf
Fgfls iis6 and ss broadway, opposite 81. James, or
RIA ami Fifth Avenue hotels
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Eiraf Money Lnnn.

MADRID, Oct. II 1888.
loan OF 10 ooo, 900 reals, which offered to the
Provisional Junta, was Immediately accepted.
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Cristudoco,s Uurivaiied Hair Dye Sold ind
scientifically applied at No Aston House. Factory No. 81
Maiden laut
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Jardiricrc,s Card Receiver-, Vases, Ac.s
at \. 4. FREEMhNS, 3si Broadway, near whi1e.
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| Hill, Initnitable Cutter of Ifnr und Wils's-
ers and appropriate st6 Broadway. shaving, tOc
tI.tw M
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u. II. T.-Fer Thrcst Diseases md Alec.
tons OF the chest "BROWN'J BRONCHIAL TkUCHbS' or
Cough osenges gea< value 10 Coughs Irritation oe
by cold unusual esertlon OF s
Ia speaking pubr singing, they produce the
resuts Irocbes havo proved their ccacy
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Fcuian Convicts 90 DO Released.
LONDON, Oct IL, 1858.
The Fenian prisoners held in Dartmoor state
Prison are to be released.
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Wigs, Toupce- ard ornamental Hnirs- -is.,'s
quality Hair Dye aud ifar Dyeinx all coiors, ~ p8'V"n
LoaS, 10 Bond ssJ,,t
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Consultation Water IL n Certain Cure for
DfhBETEs and all DISEASES OF tho KIDNEYS. Dcpos
u CHI street, New York.
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The Atlantic Cable Repaired.

LONDON, UCt. II, 1868.
Tho Direction announces that the cable known as
the 1866 cable between Ireland and Newfoundland,
was repaired at one O'Clock Sunday afternoon, and
"a now In perfect working order
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Fashion Il brilliant pcyoud Prcccdc,

rivals IN brs, variety the richness o The auumna c
The male members OF the beau monde owe the cont
peness OF their 10 the recherche Fail style of Us
Issued by kNOx No. 32 Broadway Of Fulton street.
The hats Of Knox give and add distinction 10 all vao
tiorn.
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Batcheior's Hair Dye.-The Best in the
world. The only perfect Dye; srness reliable, nsanA
nsous. Factory 10 Bond street
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the Scotch method by experienced Isay dis.icr.
equal quality AID strength OF flavor
article at ~ gallon quantities TO suit Liberal discount
to the trade. MURPHY a DUNN, 50 Beaver street.
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Buyinx Clothing Dynie Easy.
AZ BROKAw BROTHERS, opposite Cooper institute. The
price and lowest - the city.
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Satisfaction 10 England.

SattSluctlOn 10 England.
MADRID, Oct. IL, 1868.
The Junta has ordered the restoration OF the bark
Tornado to England, payment OF damages for her
wrongful detention ana the imprisonment OF the
Spanish oflcer who ordered her seizure.
The Cabinet and Cortcs.
MADRID, Oct r. 1868.
Oozaga has declined the offer OF place In the
Cabinet, but will probably be appointed President
OF the new Cortes
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MADRID, Oct. IL, 1868.
General Dulce has been appointed Captain General
of the island Of Cuba.
Tine life and services OF General Dulce have been
already sketched In the HERALD
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Reforms by the Juntn.

MADRID, Oct. IL. 1863.
The Junta has declared In favor OF additional re.
forms, among which are the abolition OF the death
penalty and the sanctity Of private letters and DON'T
Giles.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-17
GUARDIANS SALE,

S' rock 81 Islam. Iasis county, ..1Jh
In the Circuit Court of said County, Of
the January term, A. ID. 1868.
In Chancery.
III re. Petition of COrnelia T. Sanford, Guard
ian of Stephen T. Sanford and George A. San
ford, minors,-to sell Real Estate of said minors
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of de-
creetal order Of said Court, entered in the above
entitled cause, on the 27th day of January, A. d.
1868, i shall, on SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY
OF FEBRUARY, A. ID. 1868, at the hour Of 2
o'clock p. NJ, at the north door of the Court
House, in the City of Rock Island, in the County
and State aforesaid, sell at public vendue to the
highest bidder therefor. for cash in hand, the
divided eighteen ffty-sixths Qs-56) part of the
following described parcel Of real estate situate
in the County of Rock Island, in the State of H.
linois, viz:
The southeast quarter and the cast half Of the
southwest quarter Of section twenty eight (2s),
in township sixteen (l6), north of range ore l),
west Of the 4th principal meridian - SUBJECT to
the right of dover Of the said Cornelia 7. San
ford, therein. s---a 8 = - z -
Rock Island, H., February 4, A d. 1865.
HENRY c. CONNOLLY,
Special Master in Chancery.
Mrs. Cornelia T. Sanford will release her right
of dover, to the purchaser, at the above sale.
OSBORN 4 CURrIs.
feb4dlaw3w. Solicitors for Petitioner.
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By Telegraph.
REPORTED ros RIM DA1Lr ARGUS.

cINcINNArI,Feb. IA FIRE broke ont hi.
morning on 9Th Street between Elm and
Plum Streets, which destroyed the residence
ana bakery of Daniel Smith. Mr.. tSm;tb,s
loss Is $4,000; partly insured. The fire
extended to some dwelling houses adjoining
cue bakery, which were much damaged by
~. III ana water. The stable attached to the
ar"i n was also burned, together with sew.
ei". valuable horses and ON which he had
no insurance W. "'S e 'N
Mass. l6th.-The freight
noIse =. sne N1ssich Worcester railroad.
o. cp. containing large amount
sns Ta o .s consumed by fire this
t b an. p'ee@ depot was saved
ST. Louis, Feb. 10th. res;doroo 90
Emile Besset, a popular saloon aesner e -. y,
robbed last night, of about $4,000 worth 81
silver ware and diamonds.
A bill rendering a tract ten miles sqaare
south of st. Louis, for the location of tha
national capital, was introduced into th,
lower house of representatives yesterday
| 1t was referred to the committee OF fedora
| relations. i p u '- ,- r.
Both democrats and radicals are busy or
ganizing clubs for the state and nationa
campaigns of the coming summer.
Two tin boxes containing $4,000 in draft
and money were mysteriously abstractet
from the post office few days ago--no clu,
to the robbers.
| PHILADELPHIA, Feb. IA special TO the
press says the unofficial returns from all but
two counties of Alabama, indicate that 81,
600 votes we're cast at the late election
sufficient to ratify the constitution and cleo
state officers.
CHICAGO, Feb. l7.-An ancient hotel
known as the Hamilton House, on Nortl
| Clark street, together with number of ad
joining buildings, were destroyed by FIRE yes
terday. Loss about $4,000, partly cover
ed by insurance.
New YORK. Feb. IL.
The steamer Santiago De Cuba, from As
pinwall. brings Panama dates to the It'll.
The United States steamer Mirock, Will
Gen. PROBE, Ex-President Of Peru, aboard
| reached Caldera, en- route for Valparaiso.
| The cholera was raging terribly in Buno
Ayres, there being $50 to ls0 victims daily
The citizens were flying from the city. A
Villa Aena 10 out Of 270 laborers on tn,
railroad had died almost at once and people
were flying in all directions.
LoSDoS, Feb. Is, IL, a. m.-Consuls 92i
a93; III. 81. lain Cd.
" LIoERPooL, Feb. Is, IL, a. motion &C
hive, higher, sales 1000; uplands Q Oriean.
81; breadstuffs quiet corn easier
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prpuRLrcAr WARD MEETINGS.

The Republicans of Rock Island are requested
10 meet in their respective Wards ON tuesday
evening, the 18th inst, to nominate eandiaates
for Aldermen and to elect delegates to City
Convention to be held at the Court House on
saturday evening, the ed inst, at II o'clock, to
mn, in nomination a candidate for Mayor.
The number of delegates to which each ward is
entitled based on the last election, is as follows:
First Ward-Eight delegates. Meeting 1t the
cooperative store.
Second Ward-Six delegates. Meeting at the
Court House.
Third ward-Seven delegates. Meeting at the
Engine House.
Fourth Ward-Three delegates. Meeting at
Skinner 4 Sons lumber office.
It is earnestly desired that the Republicans in
each of the wards will turn out to these meetings,
and select such men will be for the best inter-
ests of themselves and the city.
By order Of the City Committee.
c. A. McLAuGHLrN, Chm'm.
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TRUSTEE SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED, MADE,
- executed, acknowledged and delivered to
the undersigned Trustee, by Thomas II. Hart
mann and Elizabeth Hartmann, his wife, Of the
City and County of Rock Island and State of H.
linois, the sth day of October, A d, 1867 and
recorded in the Office OF the Recorder Of the
County of Rock Island and State ef illinois, on
the 9Th day of October, A. D. 1857, at 9:45 o.
clock A. NJ, in Book 80" of Mortgages, page
252, to secure the payment Of a promisory note
bearing same date, executed and delivered BY the
srid Thomas III. Hartmann to Jacob 0hlweiler,
amounting TO three hundred dollais and interest
due thereon, payable four months after date there
Of at Mitchell Ly nde's Bank, Rock Island, H.
linois- And whereas, default has been made, in
the payment of said note or any part thereof, and
in all other conditions in sail Trust Deed CON-
tanned, and upon application of said Jacob OIL
weller, he being the legal holder of said Note,
and by virtue of the power of sale in said Trust
Deed contained, win sell at public vendue, To
the highest bidder for cash, all the following des-
CT bed premises, and ali the right and equity Of
redemption, of the said Grantors their heirs,
executors or assigns, on THE FOURTH DAY
OF MARCH, A. ID. 1868, between the hours Of
10 O'Clock A. NJ. and ? o'clock p. NJ. of said day,
ut the north door Of the Court House Of the
County of Rock Island to-wit:
All that lot, piece or parcel of Land, situate in
the City and County of Rock Island and State of
Illinois, to-wit: Lot FIVE (5), in Block twenty
(2ol known as the Old Town, together with all
th buildings and Improvements thereon.
The proceeds of this sale will be applied LIST,
10 the payment of all advances made by the said
party Of the first part for taxes and assessments
and expenses for advertising, selling and convey
ing as aforesaid, including attorneys fees; I'd.
the amount due said note, and Sd, render
ing the overplus, if any there be, to the said
Grantors or their legal representatives,.
Dated Rock Island, H., February 18th, 1865.
MATHEW MARX,
febl2dtd Trustee.
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THE B0NDHOLDERs' CIRCULaR,


This morning we received copy of the
private circular issued by the radical bond
holders in New York, A. T. Stewart, VIM
B. Astor, Moses Fl. Grinnell, Hamilton
Fish, Peter Cooper, Moses Taylor, James
Harper, VIM. E. Dodge and others. The
circular is dated January l, 1868, and is is
sued for the purpose of making Grant the
bondholders' candidate for President. The
circular SAYS:
at 10 for this object we address Won an,ar-
tanning the hope that you will at ence take meas
ures towards bringing about public meeting in
your locality. Knowing that you will in
matter so vitality affecting the future prosperity
OF our country, be governed by like motives as
conttoiieo US IN entering upon this movement,
and that your position in the community where
you reside, will enable you TO shane II not Had
public opinion in your locality, we trnst that On
receipt of this, after conference with vonr
bors, You viii ut once issue a call for . c,hI;.
meeting, irrespective of party, for the Nomination
Of General Grant as the choice of the people for
President of the United States.
1--WE will be much pleased to hear your views
and be informed Of the state of the public mind
in your district, respecting this movement
All communications may be addressed to
Henry Hilton, Chairman of the Executive Com
m''tee' NO. 262 broadway, N. Y.
"Very respectfully yours,
"ALExANDER T. STEWART,
Chairman"
The committee has evidently made a mis-.
take IN addressing this circular to us. II
should have been directed to the Court
House-Poor Heirs Ferry Clique, and any OF
that set can have it by calling for it. We
decline to act for the bondholders A. -
our "views respecting this movement and
"the state of the public mind in this district
we have forwarded to the committee q few
back numbers of the ARGUS, from which, il
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tIey ne,use ,bem carefully, they Win leaFn
more than we have now time to write
Thew win learn that the people are not go
;nc n elect souptureen for President nor
nav their bonds insgold unless they SO read
~ their face. They VIII also learn that ths
neople are going for George Fl. Pendleton
rreenbacks, low taxes, aud the payment O
the public debt in illegal tender currency
We commend the copies of the ARGUS sent
In the;r careful perusai %s
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

ESTATE OF LE0NHARD scHRLLMANN
II Deceased. The undersigaed having beer
appointed Executor of the Last viii and Tests-
ment Of Lsonha-d Schellmann, late Of the County
Of Rock Island, State Of Illinois, deceased, here
BY gives notice thst he win appear before III.
COUNTY Court of Rock leland County, al ths
oNee Of the Clerk of said Court, in the city OF
NT NON Island, at the April Term, on the THIRD
hoNDAY IN APRIL NEXT, at which time al
psens Nsing claims against said estate ar
not,neo ana ,sauested 10 attend for the purpos
OF nasihs lne ssne adjusted. An persons in
mediate payment to We nrders'ans % make ih
Dated this Hath day OF Fssruery. A. n. rIsss
- - soHNA ALBRIGHT,
febl7dIaw3w. Fxaa,,,.