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Tennessee State Rnnds.

The following letter from the President of the
Fourth National Bank of New York, speaks en-
couragingly for the credit of the State. The rebel
leaders of the State may try to get up difficulties to
injure the credit Of the State. They have given us
all the trouble we ever had
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
New York, Sept. 18th, 1868
DEAR SIR: In compliance with directions of
Comptroller Blackburn, have given notice through
the newspapers that the interest on the State bonds
of Tennessee due July lst will be paid on present
alton on and after October STD, 1868
The promptness with which your Legislature
have acted in providing for the interest and restor
ing the credit of Tennessee is highly commended
in this city, and bias done much in approaching the
value Of your State bonds.
l am Of opinion that there will be no difficulty in
renewing the matured bonds as proposed, unless
change of opinion should becaused by renewal of
reported disturbance in your State too strong for
the civil authorities TO put dowr and requiring the
calling out of the militia 1 srust no such cause
will arise, and that peace and quieness will prevail
within your borders, giuing to labor the quiet en-
oyment Of its just rewards and restoring the credit
of your State to the high position it occupied in
years past. Respectfully yours,
?. G. CALHOUN.
His Excellency W. G. Brownlow, Knoxville, Tenn
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Alabama Legislature Noble and Montgom-
erv Railroad.

Montgomery Sept l6.--Mr. McLeran, Speaker
of the House Of Representatives, having been ap-
pointed Chancellor, has resigned ais position, and
Mr. G.. W. Harrington, of Mobile, was elected
Speaker without opposition.
Gen. Howard is in the city. he was invited TO 3
seat in the House, and was to address the members
at o'clock this evening.
Gov. Smith sent in short message to-day. 1t
related almost entirely to the duty Of providing
registration law,
The damage To The railroad between Mobile and
Montgomery has been repaired, and travel is now
uninterrupted. Trains go through on regular
schedule time.
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National Soldiers and Sailors Con-
VeUtIOn,

grand national meeting Of soldiers and sail
ors' will be held at Philadelphia on the LIST and I'd
Of October. large list of eminent speakers has
been procured, and those having the matter in
charge intend that it shall be a success The sol
dcrs Of Tennessee should at once take steps TO be
represented there. The soldiers everywhere are al
most unit fer Grant and Colfsx. The Boys in
Blue, in full uniform, will form an interesting fea
ture In this NEEDING
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OBITUARY.

MARGARET T., daughter Of william A. and Ann Fsi-
gers departed this e % typhoid fever, September Istk
ls55i In the Eineteanth year " her age.
Having, a. she hoped three yeara given
70 Thirst HIS voice, Come higher, honsh hard IN the
morning o. hr. uteccue Though Al shines a
ring Der Sickness troubled with clouds aud dopDt these al
snHh dsapearl afd she could thGHs Rout her
thA mere u rod aEd stat to
passing tbroughtha valley and shadow "a 1enth.
When That father, With feelings natural 10 partns
- - l neg hearing r. Nonia Ave the world u keep
.ii1alt hef ffpys kAtlAss % not speak thns
les, ~ dear j. If pfsciers a. are inland. 80 q,
part and - with q g. far VILE
noanar, your child return h Won fsie n
the Tact that you may 60 % your child.
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Outrages in Arkansas.

81. Louis, Sept. ia special dispatch from Lit
tie Rock Arkansas, to the Democrat, says two menu
bers of the Legislature, the County Clerk, United
States Assessor and Collector and two United States
contractors for building freedmens school houses,
have been driven from Lafayette county. Also,
that three white and eighteen black men had been
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For District Electors /:
THE MASS MEETING.
Crand Rally Of tennessee Republicans
DIsiIngaIshed speakers E1peeled.

Let The Republicans Of al parts n Easi Ta1a''-
see resolve % Dc present here 90 Che pa day OF De-
tober. Every arrangement win be made % render
the meeting s grand success. No one doubts that
The Electoral vote Of Tennessee viii be cast Tor
Grant and Colfa1, but Jet us turn out 70 encourage
our friends elsewhere and show our earnestness IN
the cause This g. the last crest AghL Of the rebel
lion. il We triumph now-and we Gun If We will
the friends Of she rebellion will see that il s the de-
termination Of those who saved the Government ~
control g. as1 they will relax their efforts FOR IT,
overthrow Then leave your plows, yoIr work.
shops, your counting rooms, your desks, and devote
a few days 10 your country. Come on horseback,
IN wagons on ,be railroads, or by whatever means
Of transportation you may have. Speak with your
negLbor, and tell him the importance Of issues 10
be settled, and have him come out this occasion.
Let % have glorious Reunion Of the patriots Of
East Tennessee, who have always been loyql TO their
country, and could be neither coaxed nor driven
into support Of the rebellion. Distinguished
speakers will be present from all parts Of the coun
try. rbe railroads viii convey persons Wishing TO
attend The meeting 10 and from Knoxville at half
fare. Come one, coma ell
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The Reoent Earthquake in South Amerioa.

Neso York, Sept Traditional accounts OF the
recent earthquake in South merica state that the
shock was preceded by sound like that OF distant
tempest and then the ground shook from south .
north paIm tree remains standing, untouched
and as green as ever in the midst Of she des0lste
country
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aSsAls I9a RaySe hES the inters.ti,- 49,.
- stront t ~, u the Institution o. s.9u
isJssS envelopes nee eharE 4 st y nal
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


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APPALLING CATASTROPHE.

A Dozen Of Cities in South America Ami
hilated by an Earthquake.
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LATEST NEW S.
w.v vort C,old ana .stooIr marker.

N.ag York, sept f7.-Gold, SI.44a 1892 bonds
sIl3B; North Carolns, old, 72s, new, II Virginia
exconpous 81, new, 81; Tennessee ex-eoupons' ess'
now $50
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OHANOERY sALE OF VALUABLE LANDs.


PURSUANT TO \ DECREE OF THE
Il Chancefy Court Aadisouyllie Tennessee &c June
IN the a. j. r.. Johas1n IL.
and Wis ana ofhers VII sale 81 pube
ti highest Hiler rho premises
Day the 2th DAP 81 October ne1 the lands scribc
the Biil ens - Z. is THIS eause %
srs cree y hsaasoa eoalty Tsanesse loar 800
iitaf The line o. and atr
VIC hslltoad ana within mile sf depot said 80 -
le soJ o. issd consists Of about sn1 n 40
$3.50 ~ sals ia three tneparate tracts one tires
acres one Of about 800 acres, % about
rERMss - RzI.acs
Ten per ceat- Of The Ecrchass money u 49, 40
payable rar eqnal litatalments, 'a 80 s, ne .sf
foar years, visa Interest from dat. ne iit'''
iastaipeHta 60 b. paid annrsY. go. - a.. t...f.
Ser further and pafticrrar desrlsi' "a ~. 't
~ ss.iSs 'A'y' op the Prep HALE. G. -.
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still I'm the Field.

] am candidate still, and win make..s list On
sppeintmelh ~ iew days NJ soon a. I ass. hear
ifom my cumpctitor. L. q HorR.
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Second District;

HORACE MAYNARD, OF KNOX Co.
For Electors for the State at Large;
D. w. c. SENTER,
HORACE ii. HARRISON.
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Thirty.two Thousand Persons Launched into
Eternity.
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MElIcAi C0LLEGE OE GEORGIA.,
AT AUGUSTA.


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The Living Fleeing to Escape from tn,
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TWO PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE Ro0k
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Chicago, Rock Island and
E9@ :Tslill q
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CONNECTING THE
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ALL TRAINS on this Road arc in directconnec.
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apd Western Iowa, and at OMAHA, with the
Union Pacific Railroad, TO Kearney, Denver
Fort Bridger, Salt Lake, 10, &c.
On and after Sunday, November 2+th, 1867, un-
Oil further notice, Trains will leave Rock Island
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GOING EAST.
Day E1pres. and Mail leaves at''''''''7 SOa' IN
Night Eypre1s, '''"''9 Up III
ROCK Island Freight, ....''"'s 41a' m
Stock Express Freight, ...'.'.'6 Oop. IN
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NOTICE.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, have this day
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and interest in Shs Rock Island Marble Works,
and will continas the said business at the old
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Rock Island, Ill. -
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II T.. STUART
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-31
0. ]. DIMICK,

DEAL ESTATE AND LAND AGENT, OF,
II hoo in Livery Building, Washington street
2oek Island, I'll.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-31
THE RODMAN HOUSE,
YoRMERly ISLAND CRY HOTEL.
d s. HUTCHINS, Proprietor

GoREER OF ILLINOIS AND JEFFERSON SIS,
AOCR Island illinois,
Free Buss to and from the oars and boats.
EB-This House has been recently roftted and
newly furnished.
N.B.-New Billiard Tables, First Class sa-
oon aud Restaurant, are connected with the
house,