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THE NHAI-RfOne.

In the Reporter of October 2, we published an
account OF remarkable cure performed by a
maidstone in the possession of B. 8. Milan,
ESD. little so1 of Benjamin Ford, Esq, of
this county, had been bitten by a POISONOUS
snake Oh the instep. His leg began to swell and
turned black. All the usual remedies failed.
he was cured in three hours by the maidstone.
Notice of this remarkable cure has been copied
from the Reporter by nearly every paper in the
country. Many have believed that the cure was
really performed; others have doubted it; while
Others have rldiculed the idea OF a maidstone
curing snake bite. This last class has gene
rally been composed of those who have swat
lowed the absurd stories of the wild eagle
carrying off chile in Tppah county, the head.
less child in Minnesota, of the big snake at
Trune, of the flaming meteor that passed near
enough to SINCE the hair of the narrator, and
dozen others equally absurd. The maidstone is
no hoax. 1t is a reality. 1t has been in Colonel
Milam's family for htty years, and has never, IN
single instance, failed to cure snake or mall
DOG bite. As soon as We can see the parties we
intend to procure certificates of some of the
wonderful cures IT has performed We do not
desire the impression to go abroad that we have
intentionally hoaXed our readers. 81, in our
first notice. we mentioned with mnuteuess all
the particulars, and gave names, dates, aud
place, in order to enable our readers to ascertain
for themselves if they suspected a hoax.-Holy
Sprays (AasS.l Reporter.
-Norwalk has taken several camels to
board this winter.
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PROPOSALS.
, K . P o 8 A l. S.
oEFIcE DEPor AND pIsnuRsINe Q. M..

OFFICE DEPOT AND pIsBURsINe O. NJ, n
HDQs DEPARTMENT. OF THE SOUTH. SI
,, ATLANTA, Ga. Nov. g. 1888.
Sealeu Proposals Will DO received at This Otfta
untll ~ M. MONDAY, Nov. 2S, 1868, for supplyinJ
6OO,tOO pounds WESTERN OATS.
446t0 pounds CORN.
lItO90 pounds TIMOTHY HAY, baled,
100000 pounds STRAW baled.
OATS ana Corn To be OF prime quality, sound, fr&
from DUST or dirt aud put up IN good, strong sacks
Hay and Straw n ust be we'll baled PER- ecEy CURED
and Tree from eeds, dust. or dirt The whole will
subjected To rigio inspection. Il
All Forage and Straw to be delivered Ia cars on ~
solng OF Messrs. Clean. Wright & Carr, or at %
QuarlermasteI's storehouse, foot OF Forsyth stree
Atlanta.
Delivery 10 commence January !, 1889 aud to COD
Time In equal quantities on the hIst day OF eac|
month for live months ensuing.
Proposals should be made for each article sEPA
RATELY, and in TRIPLICATE, with cosy OF this ad
attached each, end bear the indOI Sd
ment in their own hand OF the peraons OF who'd
there must least tOO, offered MS surety for I'd
faithful pc rfOI nance of the contract, II warded
Bids VIII be received for any amount not less thai
100 30 pounds.
The right reserved to receive or reject such part
the whole Of bids may be for the best Interests
the service.
Proposals should be addressed to the undersigned
and indorsed upon the envelope, Proposals for TIN
Delivs ry of Forage and straw"
BY order OF Brew, Brlg.-G IL. saxton Chief y ~
H ]. FARNsWORrH.
Brevet Captain and a. A. . M, U. s. A., In charge
Debof. IL 10 6t
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
DYEING, SECURING, ETC.

NEW YORK DYEING ANo PRINTING
In ERTA ABLlsHMENT
WORKS ON STATEN ISLAND.
Offices, No. 4O N. EIGHTH street, west side, Phila.
No. 08 DUANE street
No. 1872 BRO DWAY, New York, ana
Nos. lS4 and 1876 PIERREPOHr street, B;ookIyn.
This old and extensive estaolisnme hsXi1s Deeh h
In existence hdU century are prepared 10 ~ anu
CLEANSE Ladies and Gentlemen's Garments ana
Piece Goods every description and iapric la thelr
usually unsurpassed manner =. psrI pxostdo,.
]. T. YOUNG. Secretary 10 ~ mwI2m
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PHIIAnKLPHIA. Novem

PHILADELPHIA, November IL, 1858.
The Board of directors have this day declared q
CASH DIVIDEND of TEN PER CENT on the
CAPITAL STOCK, and SIX PER GENT Interest on
the SCRIP ofthe Company, payable on and after the
LIST December proximo, free of National and Stale
Taxes.
They have aso decsared q SCRIP DIVIDEND of
THIRTY PER CENT. on the EARNED PREMIUMS
for the year ending October 81 1885, certificates of
which will be issued TO the parties entitled TO the
same. and after the Ist December proximo, free
of National and Stale Taxes.
They have ordered also, that the SCRIP CERTIFI-
Gates OF PROFITS of the Company, for the year
ending October 81, 1864, be redeemed In CASH
Office of the Company on and after lst December
proximo, all interest thereon to cease that date
ES By provision OF the Charter all Certificates Of
Scrip not presented for redemption within five years
after public notice that they will be redeemed sh all
be forfeited and cancelled on the Books Of tAe Conpa,y
"a" No certificate Of PROFITS issued under s25. By
the act Of hcOrpOrd alton, mo certificate shall issue an
less claimed tUhin tlUo gears after The declaration Of
The diVidend whereof IL is evidence."
Thomas Q. Hand, Edmund A. Souder
John O. DAVIS, Samuel f. StoFes,
James O. Hand, Henry Sloan,
TheopL illus Paudin9, William &. Ludwig,
Joseph N. Seal George q Lelper,
Hugh Craig Henry Q. DRlIett, Jr.,
John X. Penrose, John ID. Taylor.
Jacob y. Jones, George w. BeTnardou,
James ITaquar, William Il Boulton,
Edwal Darlington, Jacob Riegel,
II. Jones Brooke spencer MIlvaine,
James b. Mcfarland John u. Semple. Pitts,
Edward Laiourcade, A. b, Berger, do
Joshua T., EJre, | u. Il. Morgan,
THOMAS u. HAND President.
HENRY LYLBURN, Seer etary.
HENRY BALL. Assistant Secretary. 1ll2lm
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CAPITAL, ST., 900. 900
d L r f 9 II . r. S

DIRE ORS.
PHILADELPHIA.
sEE9EGE SE9ESE Il sGbE4fg GStEBg E. J. BfES BBqERSSTMANN En-
+; a pREXEL, wa. {. HousroNI, HH iSSI'N'
TMnnoMAss sSkf ". fEAHsXNs. ii ii ENRY NiR2tHs NJ ROOD
NEW YORK
JAMES NJ MORRIS ON, Presldeat Manhattan n anL
JOSEPH STUART OF J. ]. Stuart & Co., Bank ers
HON. E. 8. TOBEY, late President Board Of Trade
CINCINNATI.
a. E. CHAMBERLAIN. OF Chamberlain & Co,
CHICAGO.
/. y. LETTER, OF Field, Letter & Co.
Z. Nj. SMITH, OF Geo G.. Smith d Brothers Ban kers
LOUISVILLE ky.
WILLIAM GARVIN, of Garvin, Bell &Co,
LOUIS.
JAMEBsE. MB YEATMAN, Cashier Merchants National
NEW HAMpsH1RE.
HON. j. W. PATTERSON. i. S. Senator.
BALTIMORE.
WILLIAM PRESCOTT SMITH, superintendent
S9nsqlidated Railway Line, New York 20
8; N. sH HdESAK Err, of Adams & Co.'s Express.
FRANCIS t. KING, President Central Savings
GEORGE II. STUART. President ..
HENRY L. ROOD Vice. President
c. F. BETS, Secretary.
j. l.. LUDLOW. Consulting Physician.
r M; GIRXIN, MD: Medical E,am,nor.
JOS. f. KOERPER M. b, "euloal GAamlners'
C.S1UART PATTERSON L cou,.o,
This Company Issues Policies of Lie Insurance
upon all the various plans that have been proved
by the experience of European and American Conn
panies to be safe, sound, reliable, at rates AZ
LOW AND UPON TERMS AS FAVORABLE AS
THOSE OF ANY COMPANY OF EQUAL STA.
BILITY
All policies are non forfeItable after the payment
Of two or MOI e annual premiums. II Is srmwSmrp
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-Norwalk has taken several camels to
board this winter.
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TONES HOUSE, HARRISB q r q
u PEHNSYLVANIA.|
The und errigned having leased the aboye popuIai
rel aired and greatly improved as well as entireIS
refurnished throughout with elegant new furniturS
including all the appointments first class Hotel
will be resdy for the reception OF guests aud afe|
the 18th OF November 1868.
Osiim THOMAS FARLEY, PropzIstos.
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A VENAL SCAMP.

The RAIDS are making all the noise they
can because an ephemerHl newspaper, in
New York, called the Irish Pcople, supports
Grant. The paper is published by fellow
named OSallivan, who went ND to Middle.
town, New York, and day OF two after.
wards the following check was paid
MDDLETowN, N. Y, Sept. Q 1868.
MmDLErowx national BAsK:-Pay to b. O,
sullivan, or order, Que thousand dollars.
]. q. WILKINS
wilkins is the internal revenue man there
II is not often that an Irishman can b
bought. The Irish of Middletown have is
sued spirited appeal on the matter II
which they say:
"Irisn Citizens can your political principle
be bought for money! Shades Of the mmorta
Burke Curran, Emmett, Sheridan, OConnell
look in pity upon the authors Of this attempt /
sell ont The friends Of low taxes, cheap food
cheap clothing, aud economical government
How many Irish votes will the Jacobin
get out of that bush? Not one, we reckon
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By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY ARGUS.

NEW YORK, Oct. l3.-Late adyices from
ST. Thomas state that extensive detalcRtions
have been discovered in the accounts of the
the chief justice of the colony amounting to
$4,000. He was Immediately suspended
by the government and then fled.
LONDON, Oct. l2.-Dispatches from
Madrid state that great interest is mani,
tested in Cuba in regard to representation
from that Island in the new government Of
Spain, and also in regard to the abolition
of slavery, and action on these questions
is awaited with great anxiety.
The ministery promise Cuba equal hber-
ties with Spain.
SAN FRAYCIsco, Oct. l2.-The demo.
cIstio torchight procession, tonight, was
one Of the greatest political demonstrations
ever witnessed in San Francisco. 1t was 4j
minutes passing given point. 1t is esti.
mated that"5 900 people paraded, while the
streets were lined with citizens. The affair
was orderly and passed off with great effect
BosroN, Oct I2.-Joseph Warren Revere
formerly well known merchant of this city,
died in Canton, Mass, to-day, aged % years
He was son of Paul Revere, Of revolution.
sry fame.
HAVANA, Oct. 1.-THE Capt. Gen l., Fran.
cisco De Lenennde, has ISSUED a Troclama.
ton to proclamation to the inhal itaGts Of
Cuba and the army here, announcing the
creation of a provisional government in
! Spain, and acknowledges the sane. He in
yites all to join him in allegiance and loyal
ty To that authority, and. recommends all to
pesceably await the course Of events. The
proclamation has been well received
| Advices from Porto Rico to the End. inst.
state that an official proclamation an.
nounces the Instructions of Lore and Pep.
hindo to be insignificant revolss Private
accounts, however, report them as extensive,
and that an out break among the native sol.
diers is feared by the authorities,
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l3.-The weather is
clear, cool and delightful. Voting proceed.
ing quietly All ward polls opened at sew.
en-, when long lines of voters had assem-
bled, The indications are that both parties
will show full vote The city is somewhat
excited BY rumoFs Of large crowds arriving
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sEA I

Oaths may be administered by one Of the
judges of election, or any other person au
thorized to administer oaths. After the
person offering to vote has subscribed the
above oath, he must then bring before the
Judges Of election person who is a house
hoider and registered roter Of the township
'chere he oGers his ballot and his witness
must take the following oath:
"Iou do solcmnly affirm that you know -
the person now Offering his vote 70 he JoHa
h.l. resident Of this precinct, and that you know
he has resided herein during the last thirty days
aul that he resides At, So help you
God"
After having done this the ballot must be
received, numbered and placed in the box,
unless it shall be- challenged. Any person
Offering to vote can be challenged, no mat
ter whether he is registered or not. And il
challenged he must then prove, by tCco wit
nesses who are qualified voters in the town,
ship land both personally kaoWH to the
JUICES efelectionJ that he is voter in the
township that he has been resident Of the
state one full year next preceding said cleo
ton, and Of the township for thirty days
next preceding said election.
The following is the oath which must be
taken by both witnesses, in the case OF a
challenged voter, viz:
II DO solcmnly swear that am a resident OF
this Election District and entitled to vote at this
election, and that have been resident Of this
Election District for one year last past, and that
/ am well acquainted with the voter whose vote
is now offered that he is an actual and bona fde
resident Of this Election District, and that HE
HAS RESIDED IN THIS STATE FOR ONE
YEAR LAST PAST
1t will be noticed that the voter is re-
quired to slcear that he has permanently
resided in the state one fill gear merit prece,
ding the election and his two witnesses,
both to be householders and personally
known to the judges of election, must
swear to the same thing. People should
look at the oath they are required to take
before they lay themselves liable to pay
heavy fine and be sent to the penitentlar,
besides
Blank afRdavits will be found with tn
judges of election.
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All by the stress of persistently putting their
names and the wares they have for sale up.
ON the notice of the people. Now there
must be some vehicular arrangement by
which this can be thoroughly aud success
fully accomplished. Some bureau ofPuiiery
which shall Disseminate mans name ana
fame upon every breeze that blows, TO 'ne
furthermost parts of civilization. \ 'o"'H
American traveller said he saw Ayers Pa'
ent medicines in the huts on the Top VI Wv
Andes. How was this Accomplished why
bv such Robin Gooihlows Of advertisers
ns Cook. Coburp & Co.. of Chicago, who Will
agree to spread your reputation to the utter.
most confines Of civilization in a week
poo.,oo / Co.. of New York Pettngih q
~ New York and Boston; Joy, Coe u Co..
Nav York and PhiladelPhia;A. F. Lincoln y
70. Boston Cook, Coburn d Mack,oi Clucln'
rat. and dozen other houses which are
be,dauartors Of the same sort. But OF Cook
Cobnrn & Co. we would especially speak as
men who are nearer our home, and who
have wrought out for themselves reputa'
ton for energy and probity in their business
transactions which makes them the very
princes Of advertising agents Every mem
Der of the firm are individually gentlemen,
and together they form combination OF bu'
siness enterprise unsurpassed in the coun'
try. While they have been the engines OF
building up fortunes for hundreds of men,
with something or nothing to sell, some OF
the stock of their munifcence has larded
their own store house, and they are pointed
at as financially successful men. None de-
serve it more than they, for they are worthy
fellows and never break their contract We
would recommend them to all men who wish
their advertising done ch:aPly and extern
siyely.
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Gan. ainplaton

Has been doing good work In in old Hancock.
His personal popularity increases rs he travels
among the people His oh-hAnd democratic
ways take with the masses. A perfect gentle,
man. he has about him none Of that ehcctation
and style" which repels rather than attracts per
sonal friendship. A fine scholar he has none Of
that pOmpous pelAntry which shuts up many
learned men from the affections Of the masses.
General Singleton will DO our next representa-
tive and when he gets to Washington tie PEG.
pie the fourth district will be represented by a
man who will legisate for the welfare OF the PEG
pie and use bis Influence 10 burst mp the thicv-
ing rings that have been crainping the energies
of the repubic'- OYudrrta Spectator
Gen. Singleton's election is conceded By
the best informed republicans IN every coun.
ty in the district, and the leading republi.
cans Of this city not only concede his cleo
ton, but are frank enough to say that they
really desire it. After having visited every
town and township in all the coun.
ties Of the districts, except old Adams, Gen,
S. arrived at home yesterday, and will com.
mence his canvass in this county next week.
He will carry old old Adams by rousing
majority and will make the fourth district
the best representative in congress that she
ever had, After he has served the people OF
this district three months in congress, it will
be universally conceded that his election was
good thing for himself, but for the
district. Quincy Herald, llth.
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ADVERTISING HOUSES.

Horace Greeley said, in his peculiar whin.
ing deliberate accent, at one Of his lectures :
1.-THE business man who adyertises is wise 4;
he who neglects Il is othercise." Acting
upon this conviction, which has entered the
comprehension of every sensible business
man, advertising has become an Olympian
contest between competitors in trade. Who
can advertise the most can supercede his
ueighbor, can pepper his public selEapprovaI
the highest. invariably receives his reward
IN Increased revenue, and if judieiously con
tnued, fortune. There is no one who has
not heard Of Drake, not Drake the poet, bu
he of the "plantstiou bitters,o who started
on a substrstum Of $40 and an uusaleablc
stock Of bad gin, and has anassed colossa
fortune BY mere stress Of spreading the name
end fame of himself and bitters By ingeniou!
advertising devices. Who has hot heard 0
Rowland, the Maccassar oil man, or Da,
and Martin, the pioneers of advertisers, WHIT
brought the muse to their aid in several i'm
mortal rhymes. Their names are as univers
ally known as Shakespeare, Bismarck, tn
emperor of Russia, or George Francis Train
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What the Druggists Say.

Gents-I have been dealing in proprietary
medicines for the last fourteen years, and
have never before found preparation that
would equal your Pain Killer ltnot only
sells very rapidly but gives the most perfect
satisfaction in every case that has come to
my knowledge.
In my practice ! very seldom prescribe
patent medicine, but having entire confidence
in your Pain Killer" and knowing that it
possesses valuable medical properties, l
freely use it in my daily practice. 1t is the
most standard remedy have for sale, and
many families in this vicinity would as soon
think Of being out of BEEF or BREAD as with.
out bottle of Pain Killer in the house.
Yours, very truly,
Isaac A. DoRAN, NJ. D.
c. P. Benson & Co., Charlottesville, Va,
write-Your Pain Killer is decidedly the
most popular proprietary medicine sold in
this state.
J.H. Mccall, N. D., Quitman. Gal
have no doubt it will always be the great
family medicine
PERRY DAVIS & SoN,
Manufacturers and Proprietor. ..
"A High street, Providence, R. l.; 3s4 81
Paul street, Montreal, Canada II ooutn'
ampton Row, London, England
Sept24dwlm.
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Is TINT Loyalty I

John b. Hawley, the radical candidate
for congress in this district, in several of his
speeches dnriugthe campaign his speech
ut Rock Island, and also in some of his
speeches in Mercer county, has said
81 had rather the rebels had succeeded in their
cause, than that the democrats should carry the
next election"
Now, gentlemen republicans. is that what
you mean by loyalty? Perhaps you think
aud feel Just as Hawley does. If so, say
so, Would you, like Hawley, rather that
the rebels should have succeeded than that
Seymour should be elected president, aud
Singleton to aongrcss2 If you think it, say
it. Let US hear from you.-QuiItcy HeraM
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Further Reductions

In order to prepare for the new fall stock
soon to arrive, am now making great con,
SESSIONS on Dress Goods, Shawls, Sacques,
Millinery Goods, &c.
Coverlets-Your choice out of 1000
pieces.
Carpets innumerabls and cheap.
B. NEwBURGER,
Successor to
Block Newburger Bros.
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TeIesrsphed to the AROVs. --t
CHICAGO, Oct. 49,
Flour-Quiot extra spring 6,OOas, so
Wheat--Quie l,3JaI no. 2 spring.
Corn-Dul, steady No | 9ia!; No sJl.
Oat.-Quiet; at j2ia53.
Rye-Quiet, lower No Las No l,l3af.
Barley Unsettled higher No 2 l,9l.
Timotty-2,50
Flax-23j.
Clear sides-1j
Provisions uiet and firm.
Pork-IIeld 5000.
Lard-Syld 10
Shouders--l2.
lIams--l9.
Whskey Small sales liOa45 free.
LIVE sTOCK.
USloN SrocK YARDS, Oct. 10.
Cattle-Recd ~ cars. Extra 6,75a7,O0, fair
to good 5,5Oa6, 62A stockers 2,2ja4,j 80.
IlQgs-Reod 40. Extra s,s7la9,O0 good to
thoice s, l2iaS,75.
sheep--Recd cars. Choice 4,OOai,5O, good
3,S7a4,O0.
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New York Market.

Telegraphed to the ARGUS.
New YORK, Oct. 10.
COtton-iirmer 26ai middlings up
lands.
FlOur-casier; 67Oa7 10 supers
Wheat--easier; no. spring l,6Oa65, mixed
no. and 2 1,5g.
Rye. go western.
Corn-hesvyi ll6al,l9i mixed western.
Barley--Grmer 2,l0R2, 20 state.
Oats--lower; 73a7j new western.
Pork-heayy; 2S,7ja2S,S0 new mess 29,OO
1920 old.
Beef steady.
Cut meats-quiet.
Lard-frmer l9Ia2Ol steam, ls4a22! kettle,
Whisksy-quist sold higher,
sugar-steaiy l0!all! Cuba.
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Great Bargains are now being offered at
the Boot Shoe Leather & Finding Store of
A. J. Swanson, Rock Island H., who has
in store large and complete stock of Boots,
Shoes, Leather and Findings, which be is
Offering at wholesale and retail, at prices as
low Is can be found in any eastern market.
He continues to make to order, all
kinds of Boots and Shoes of the very best
material aut workmanship. Satisfaction in
all eases guaranteed, Also agent for the
Grover & Baker and Aitna Sewing Ma.
chimes. Rooms second floor, over the store.
Sewing, EmBroidering, and Stamping done
to order.
A. J. SWANSON.
April 1. wewd law.
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To The Ladies.

Miss W. Peterson, having just returned
from the east where she purchased all her
goods for cash, takes the liberty Of calling
the attention Of the ladies of this place to
her well assorted stock which she proposes
to sell at the lowest eastern rates.
She has added to her stock full line of
Zephyr WorSteds, embroidered cushions,
slippers, and canvass, and all goods belong
ing to that line. Octl2dlw
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81 DIsPATcH.
CABLE TELHaRANGs.

MADRID, Oct. l2.--The following is the
substance Of what was said on both sides at
the interview between the American minis
ter and Duke De La Tore
Mr. HIle, addressing the Duke in the
name Of the United States, congratulated
the provisional government and the people
Of Spain on a success so marked in reyo.
luton Of such grand proportions. He was
happy to return the greeting which Spain
gave the United States on their entrance
into the family of free and sovereign PEG.
pie. The relations between Spain and the
United States had always been friendly, and
under present circumstances all his efforts
would be exertcd to augment friendship
between both people.
The Duke De La Tore, in the course of
his reply, said that amid the ruins of the old
rule a structure would be formed which he be.
lieved would merit the approval and sympa.
thy Of the United States. Spain now deserved
and needed the support of all free nations,
aud that Of the American government was
highly esteemed. The Duke concluded by
declaring that this interview would serve to
maintain uubroken relations between the
two nations.
Gen. Dulice has been appointed captain
general ofthe Island Of Cuba.
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House, LOT, AND rive SHOPS FOR
SALE,

THE lot next west of Wngner's Brewery, three
blacksmith, one for wagon maker, a house, good
cellar, good well, plenty of fruit trees, and all
necessary ut-buildings, is offered for sale
cheap.
For further particulars inquire of the subseri-
Der on the premises. -.r,
Rock Island. Sent. 22--dlm.