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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23
4 B,ost 1oo Lofc -

General VIM. d. SroKts Is the standard
hcSfer Of our purity in this RuberBatoria
canvas he Is opposed to universal suf r.
age, which would at once 9 W the rebel all
they fought f,r In the war, as every man
can see, who has 81 nse enough to tompr,
bend the fact that no was born Of woman.
aud will cast his eyeShack to the beginning
of tie rebellion Uhion Flag.
We feel about this much like the
man who was sucking eggs. lie was
breaking them one at a time and drop
ping the entire egg into his mouth
when it was at once swalled lie
had swallowed number in this way,
when as one was well down bis throat
he heard alittle chicken yelr. With a
desperate effort it was swallowed, when
he coolly remarked, Z" l am very sorry
for you sir, but you spoke a most toe
late" We are very sorry for Gen
Stokes but he spoke A most toe
late"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23
SHARK FROM TIE TOME"

There never has been known such q
shaking Of dry bones as is now, and
has been going on for several weeks,
among the radical hosts Of Tennessee.
Those who have been loudest in their
deuunciations Of rebels. who were FORE
most to apply the lighted torch, to tie
the baugmans knot, to use the savage
war club UT fire the assassin's shot from
some hidden copse are busy proving
"they did'nt" They were always in
favor of peace, they always did think
white men as good as black and were
in favor of just anything. Their knees
are week but their hearts are fainter.
Their dreams are doubtless disturbed
by the passage Of myriad concourse
of the spirits Of their slaughtered VIC
tins. ooh ye generation of vipers
who bath warned you to flee the wra,l
10 come ?" Why now desert your sink
ing ships and leave your Captain t,
bis fate? Why shut up the shop a
this late hour? All "thcre is divin
ity that shapes our ends rough bev
them has We may" These men are
iSenfers of the battle afar off. Well
let them come, lot them turn from the
evil of their way. We are reudy &c
meet them, to forgive aud forget, to
bury the past and live for the future
We are not only willing, but for the
good Of the country and these who are
10 live after us, we ask all men to come
forward aud unite upon the platform Of
Universal Amnesty and Impartial Suf>
frage and there shall DO an end to vio-
lence. We may then have peace and
good will among men. But these OPP
pressors Of the people trembling in their
boots tell many a mournful story as to
the ruin that is to come upon the party.
Hark from the tomb of oppression
comes the cry of "Savs US or We per.
iih p
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23
VIRGINIA As A LEADER.

Virginia, great and mighty az abe always
has been In every contest for honor right
nm Justice, Is to-day amid the ruin, Of her
deso ated fields, aud the graves OF her
immortal chfldren-greater, mightier and
MOI glorious, with all her true sous natural
AID sdol ted united In one peaceful, happy
family. Whatever other States may dc, IL
has fallen to the lot of Virginia to lead in
every noble work. In this leadership she
has never faltered or been defeated. In
the fierce political war with the Know
Nothing party, she strangled the infant
monster, aud threw the dead BODY into
7 m, sse, TO be buried forever. In the
cent desperate col Il ct with RAdicalsm
" ginia has again triumphed, by her cour-
ase, homo, patriotism an intellect. Ca
pei-bipRery, WELLS and Radicalism are no
m re; Toe sinking bodies may be pitched
M Tennessee, where they may be buri, d
aud the spot marked with SToKEs for
head-ooard. 10 Tennessee We can achieve
the same victory. As in Virginia, Wing
or Drmocratic party was unknown, so 10
hi 5 ate We go into this campaign with
all good men united sgair st prescription.
corruption and Stokes In Virginia ali
honest IN united in supporting, n L mer,
~ Conservative Repuhhcan ticket. The
people b, re- are not divided into Whiq ,r
Demccra', Couf derate or Federal, rel Ell or
union, but dencent, intelligent, pat, lotto
m' n are upon the platform Of universal suf
lrage, peace and good will to all. As 10
Virgins, the victory Is not claimed as q
ID motralic or Cons rvative Que, but PEG.
pies triumph. T, St oaihs, abomipable an
hated +; DISTINGUISHING clauses, odious and
oppressive, have ! cen expunged from the
Constitution OF Virginia; the same g'ori-
ous results will be achieved in Tenpes,ee.
aud The wave 81 peace will sweep over our
sister State Of Mississippi, washing ft,m
her soil carpet haggers aud the 9th and
DIAL of d c,lisn.-Aenphis Avalanche.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23
The Lee County Letter

We feel inclined to differ with the
Abingdon Trgiuion as to the origin
and aims of the letter sent to Lee county
stating that Mr.. Gibson had Withdrawn
and that Col. Dunn was the only can
didate left, 1t was base forgery be-
yond question, hut it probably origina.
ted with some one not friend to Smith
the Radical, Nor Gibson the Conserve.
tive. That letter we are told passed
through Bristol, having been received
together with a package of tickets by a
gentleman in this place it was sealed
and the contents unknown TO him. He
was requested, We are told, to send them
to Lee county, and in obedience to the
request did SO. We are compelled to
believe that this was the letter and il
can and will be fastened upon its au-
thor. But we do not think the gentle.
man who forwarded it from this place
had any knowledge of its contents or is
in any way t. connected with this
d'sgrae,fu. .tfair. Will not some friend
send Us this letter for publieation.-
Perhaps the handwriting can be proven.
We wish to compare it with writings 10
this Office.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23
Tho N. q. W. NJ. II. and Emigration,

| We had the pleasure yesterday If meet.
ing Col. Tho. S. FlourLor, the Presiden,
! OF this road. The Colonel passed through
the city en- route for New York, whittier he
IL going 10 pei feet arrsng, ments with re.
gard TO en- emigrat on scheme set on foot nv
Col. Nj Kay, OF this city. The Object ia ~
settle large number f emigrants along
the track Of this great railroad. These emf.
grants will be cbit fly English, irish and
Southern Frenchmen. During an irs &C.
non Oi the ledge OF counties south of the
Jame', Colonel Mckay became fAv ribly
Impressed with The character OF the country.
ana particularly With its elm tie aft riding
greater Inducements to the Agricultural
em'grant aud specially 10 the wine grov,r
than any other section that he had visited
Convinced as be Is that this railroad will
DO built on the very trackway of the com.
mercial nations of the earth, who. in seel :
lhg the great Inaris of the Pacific. INNS,
a. low this road as their line of travel. CO.
MCKAY determined at once to orgsn'ze
measures whereby to pr o. lie this section of
our State, soon to become the carayan,arv
# the world, with a th,ifty an 1 industr'ons
class OF emgrants, who, simultaneously, with
he read itself, will DO actually engaged in
developing the natural resourccs of IN.
ctuntry to which they will have bee n
drawn. d.
We ctnnot bat trust that the measur,s
advocated aud supported by Col. Mckay.
aud so zsalouNly seconded by Col. Flournoy'
viii be In early and snecessfu operation
FOR our cit'Z1ni- lur merchants. m q
project has peculiar interest. Petersl urs
by ITS geographical position ami from the
character OF The stspe Q, in which she deals
which are the products OF the ledge of snrl'
rounding counties, is the true market a.
lbst etion. Tue wheat and tobs Geo grow
N the south side counties must, of 5eces.
sity, IN thei. way hithcrNar !, and so Ion
as means Of transportation Is moi proyid, =
The neighboring farmers, they ust either
INIT the scale Of their operat 'ons or seek.
AZ now, other avenues of trade. We have
already uIg-d tho claims of this road IN
our community, and whilst we cannot fulIy
develop the idea Of its Importance within
Z he sc, ne OF this paragraph w.. have hut 10
submit Inc advantage which wouid A,w
Il ON the colon cation of the aouth al.
counties, to awaken an active and ! erys.
ding interest 10 the complexion Of the rosd
Itself; aud We hope that this interest viii
soon nantes, itself Ly a we'll directed &C.
O.'e atioo.- Petersburg Espres. w
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23
The Press and Times Breaks out In N
Fresh Place.

The last issue of the p ess d Times
(Which, by the way is the beat number OF
no current scrio CLEANS with bright
things. We append a few of them:
Some laStidiOus ptIs,ns AFFECT TO think
that Ohr candidate Tor Governor has not
dignity enough fOr the osice. Ga the con.
trary, he is abe SsAier tfgrsvity.
We are pinoplied for the car flict and
have entered the Held State Journal.
ies, you have entered il six feet beneath
the suffice, and we guess QUIZ stay there.
Help wanted to make the caravan q, in
West Tennessee. II is said that 10 8 icks
badly in the western part Of the State.
The mnt is very deep and the teams arr
oVerwo' ked. Tney do say the show has
lost some Of the features that made it al
trsctive in East Tenn' see.
Poor Ariel has an awfnl time of n. RIM
ming over the hoi and dusty track Of limi.
Ied s. iirage, under fiery July sun. lis
tail, name and ears drop like The feathers
vi a wet roos er, b ) breathing Is laIo.ed,
4y..l TIL 49, 49,. - - =,
rinlets of anguish. He must be cooled n 4,
with tset L!,nktt
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23

PRESCRIPTION is behind tho age,
It is uucivilized aud is the last act of a
desperate clique. When all men vote
aud hold othee aud the best may win.
Every tax payer has the natural rich.
to vote and no men have the right to
deprive him Of that which nature gives
him.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23
SCHOOLS,
MRS. CHANCEAULME'S SCHOOL
FINiiIS SCHOOL WILL OPEN
l. ScDteHibr Z, 1865.
And close June Is h, 1862 Tue term wlii
Embrace two Sessions Of twenty weeks.
Trims per Session :

Terms per Session:
Orthogrsphy, r 'adirg, Whiting, Primary
Arithmetic aud Geogrsphr = Sc 20
Arithmetic, Ems liish Grumunr. Geography,
History, First LIS 1t English Compost.
Ion. $40. 90
ieher English Branches, I2aia
attn aud French, each, 100
Nnsic on Piano and Guitar, each, 2O.nn
Enhr"iiery, 1000
Contingent Fve, so
n" dcduc'ions made except in cases
Irurr-ct~d Sickness.
1ERNS- One-haf PAYABLE in advance,
the other at 81 sc of the session.
Having procured the adj Of competent
assiNtaOts, we are prepared to receive all
who may wish to patronise the school.
Beard can he had on reasonable terms In
good families.
Aug. IA, lS68.tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23

TENNEssEEANs remember that every,
thing depends upon carrying the Legis-
lalure. Bring every voter to the pops,
first seeing that be is registered, aud
then make Scntcr shots every time.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23
Death of am Editor.

The Petersburg hder of the Goth
comes to us in mourning for one of its
Editors, George Ii. Venible, who died
Sunday morning Of consumption. Maj.
Gan eron pays a high tribute to lis
memory.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23
Tue trick atiemnlsri ~ M III. -.

The trick attempted to Be played in
scott county by a handful Of mon in
'ppo'ipg Tiller met with terrible
overthrow aud its aulhors received such
a reonke as viii likely prevent them
again entering the ,urbid stream of
politics. They played into the hands
o. the radicals and played themselves
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23
gristnl ID 6 ms.
FRIDAY, July %, 1869.
LOOK Out For thc X Marx 1!

The expiration Of subscriptions will be
Indicated by the X mark, and il The "Ncws"
longer desired by the party so notified,
will at once remit the priceof subscrip
tinn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23
W1LK ER,S MlIInRIIH

The State Journal gives Walkers Of.
hcial minority as counted ut Headouar.
'ers, at 1876 aud says the vote falls
far short os that registered
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23
c"NCLustnY.

Finally, | stand fully anil frankly II, on
the platf rm Of the National Il, pnblira0
party. as sdOpted at the Chicago @. ny,,n
ii In May 1893, and as lin ,trnted hy tb,.
administration at Z esideDt Grant. ..Thes4
views aud principl' s are, ss / conceiye.
founded In justice and right. They are
sim'ier TO the doctrines Of the Drclarati n
Of Indope ndenre they appeal ia ~ coz
science Of every honest aud sitcere R.Iub
licsn. by them ] am willing TO sland on
f.1 But | cannot believe that my low
citizens will do other than indorse them
aud relying upon that, shall expect, on
the first Thursday in August next, TO be
elected Governor OF the Safe 10y ,uch a
majority Is shall prove 10 the world that
Tennessee still alheres TO tho great ideas
Of freedom, justice aud equality before the
law, which are the end aud am Of ali good
governments.
d. W. C. SENTER.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23
StGUlenVillG, OhiO,FenalG Seminary

Delightfully."- situated ON the banks OF the Ohio
Forty years In successful operation, Unusual al.
yantages IN solid and ornamental branches. school
year OF Tory weeks begins SEPTEMBER T. 1850
hn'lFe expense about $500 a week Tlest,fy-frs
per eem. DEDUCTION FOR daughters Of Minfsters
Send for catalogue to Rev. CHAs g BEATTY d.
A. Principal
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23
Great Distribution
ny the Metropolitan on 60.
CASH GIFTS ~ 7HB AMOUNT or 100000.
tiHH bffio a" IN" @-"N""A VI "V","oo
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A. PRIZE.

EVERY TICKET DRAWS A. PRIZE.
6cash Gifts each s2o,Doo 40 Cash CHS eachsl 900
10 " O,6O0 200 - " 900
% II" 1000 100 q 100
80 Elegant Rosewood Pianos each e3O0 to Zoo
rs +" Medeons IS 50 100
$50 Sowing Machines to 178
800 Gold Watches 10 TO 800
Cash Prizes, Silver ware &C., valued at 81 900 OOO
chance TO drae any % the shove Prizes for 25c
Tickets describing Prizes sfe sealed In Envelopes
aud well mixed. On receipt Of 20 c. Sealed Ticket
Is drawn without choice aud sent ny mail 30 any
address. The prize named upon II will be delivered
to the tickct-holder payment OF One DOiidr
Prizes are Immediately sent to any address by
press return mail
You will know what yonE prize u befy41 you pay
for u. Any Prize exchanged for dtp'hsr II same
rdlue. No Blanks. Orr patrons can depend ON fair
dealing
References We select the following from many
who have lately drawn valuable prizes aud kindly
permitted US to publish them: andrew j Burns,
Chicago, $4,000; Miss Clara Walker Baltimore,
Piano, $500; James NJ. Matthews, Detroit, $1,000 I;
John r. Andrews, Savannah, $1,000; Miss Agnes
simmons, Charleston, Piano, 1900.
We publish no names without permission.
OlJiHfOng Of The Press -" The 6Tm j. reliable and
deserve tbcif success Tribune, May s. "-e
know them to be fair dealing Grm. IN Y Herald,
May "a. ~ friend Of ours drew 800 prize which
was promptly received ."--Daily News, June 3.
Send for circular. Liberal inducements to A gents.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Every package Of Sealed
Envelopes contsins cNE CASH gIFT. six Tickets
for 81 Is for %; IS for 90; ITO for 30. All letters
should be addressed to
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I73 broadway, New York.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23
UHIRTY YEAI.S' Experience
l. la the Treatment OF (LrouIc

huu SeAua! ID seaSes.-A Physiological Vieis
A9fTta9e,-Iha cheapest book eYST published-
containing nearly Soi pages, and laO hne plates ana
state Of health and disease with treatise I'M earl,
sfrors, IT, depl' able consequences upon the MIND
osqy, WIN y authors plan Of treatJnent--the only
report o. SEES treated. A truthful adviser 10 he
mAiIie' "a those contemplating marriage who en-.
tonu's OF their physical condition sent free
o. f'ee 70 shy address on receipt OF rs cents IA
stamp or postal currency, BY addressing H. "a
ny x, NO 81 Maiden Lane, Albany. NY. The
~ s1or MAJ DC consulted upon any Of the diseases
taail' and medicines sent to auy part Of tIe word
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23

In Tennessee the names of the two
candidates fer Governor begin with s
aud in Virginia both began with w.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23
TIE LATEST ATTRACTION is AT
JOSEPH R. ANDERSON & cos.

L AIDES desiring to purchase beautiful
IL Styles and Cheap Dry Goods, will save
money by calling at
J.R. ANDERSON & co.
HENTLEMEN in want Of Clothing can
NJ save money by buying out Of the large
Stock at II. ANDERSON g. CO.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF BOYS
l. Clothing ever brought to this market,
Mt J. Il. ANDERSON & co.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-05
FINANCIAL.
CAIno, lit, MAY s, 1899
C0tn md Ercbn ire.

IeonnrcrrD DAlv ron ruE EVENING rulLsrrs.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-05
CAIRO DAILY MARKET.

oAfao Iff, May I, 1862
We have no material changes 20 note in any Of our
quotations since our last issue, and the week opens
upon quiet market though note slight I'M.
provement upon the close 81 Last week. Orders are
coming in steady from, below and shipments are
NUMEROUS.
Flour has been dull aud heavy since last semi
weekly review, aud concession, have been made on
pretty much all grude- sslcs being unusually light
Sale eomnrise Tho following lnts.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-05

RATES TO MESrnIs-Poik, Soc; whisky and oil. per bb
SOC; Salt, per bbl. soc; Flour and Meal, per bb 3;
Corn, per sack, Zoe; Oats, per 100 lbs 2c; Potatoes
and Apples, per Dbl, SIC, Hay, ieompressed) per toni
- y; Heavy Freighis per loo lbs, sc; Lght Frsghis
Per 100 lbs, 35e; Lumber. dressed, In bundles per
~ %. Lumber. loose, per N. se IN ---- 49,
Rsrss nv RAE vsos n. Y. AND Bosros TO CARo nv
Tat Blur Liss-lst c'ass. 3? ~ I'd do - II; I'd do
81 u. 9Th do. 81 0s: special do, TIE.
To New YORK. cotton, eom,sepsed. e. ............y
do do do uncompressed. ........... I Is
To Nrw OrLg,ss-Piour, per bbl, Doc; Potatoes and
Apples. De; Pork pr bbl.. Doe; Beer 81 90; Whisky
per bb 81 %; Coal OIL per kb 81 %; Corn, 25e; Oui
oc lbs Tobacco 20c per 100 Lbs; Cotton 81 50
per bales Heavy rresh's. aoe; Lsh, Freish soc per
100 lbs.
haV compressed per ton-".. 1890
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-05

heti" $40 ~ pnaD ssnsh4ir.ep ssdtarf
suHiiff RnBoy W. puAp
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-20

Psalm Or IFE.-Longlellow's poem has
been improved upon, as all others have been
A young lady reader at Hampton, who
doesn't give her name, but saws she's as
"handsome as a mud fence sends US the fol-
lowing improvement aud says "them's her
sentiments xactly;"
Tell US not in idle jingle, marriage is an
empty dream, for the girl is dead that 4
single, and things are not what they seem.
Life is real, life is earnest, single blessed
ness u fib; "Man thou art, to man returnest
has been spoken of the rib. Not enjoyment
and not sorrow is our destined end or way,
but to act that each tomorrow finds US
nearer marriage day, Life is long and
youth is tteeting, and our hearts though light
and gay, still, like pleasant dreams, are beat.
ing wedding marches all the way. In the
worlds broad field of battle in the bivouac
of lite, be not like dumb driven cattle-be a.
heroine-a wife. Trust no future, howe'er
pleasant, let the dead past bury its dead! act,
act to the living present, heart within and
hope ahead. Lives of married folks remind
US we can live our lives as we'll and depart.
ing leave behind us such examples as shall
tell Such examples that another, vast,
ing time in idle sport, forlorn, unmarried
brother seeing shall take heart and court
Let NO, .hen, be up and doing. nth heart
on triumph set: still contriving, still pursu.
ing, and each one husband get.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-20

CRY HIGH School BUILDING. - The
School Board has now under way some i'm.
portant improvements at the high school
building. Chief among these is the form
ing Of two fine rooms each on the first and
second floors, on the west side Of the build.
ing, where there was formerly only one room
on each floor with small recitation and a
dressing room adjoining. The Board has
also purchased Of DR.. Coehrane of Daven-
port, about 500 worth of school furniture.
Two of the high school rooms are to be fur.
nished with continuous desks. Some of the
furniture purchased is to be used in the first
ward school house.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-20

LAGER BEER AND THE kEsULT.-We are
informed that Major Hoffman, Of the United
States Engineers, last evening discharged
the entire crew Of the Johnny Smoker,
the little vessel which bears the telegraphic
sounding apparatus. As far as we can
learn, the men went up town yesterday af.
ternoon, and by way of cooling off, took a
glass or two of lager beer. One who saw
them says they we're neither eight" or
boisterous, and thought their discharge was
a very funny freak. There is some doubt
in regard to the Majors authority to do this.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-20

THE PoIST ISvoLvED.-The other day
some wag in Davenport circulated story
on the streets that certain heavy property
holder of that y,who recently lost $4,000
mill by incendiarism, set the property on fire
himself in order to create public sympathy
and secure his nomination for state Senator
by the republicans of Scott county, to which
honor it is said no aspres. On hearing of
this the honorable gentleman was very wroth,
and would undoubtedly have committed
some rash act, but that his friends prudently
restrained him. On being consoled by the
reminder that no one would be inclined to
blame him severely for having so pardonable
al ambition as the winning of seat in the
august Iowa Assembly, he replied that he
didn't care q d-n for that part of it, but
didn't want to be thought such a fool as to
burn up $40, 900 mill for sympathy, when
he could buy up the whole id republican
convention for fifteen hundred dollars" The
point involved is nice one, and immedi.
ately commanded the admiration of his
friends.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-20

r., r. |. O. Sr. LOUIS RAILRoAD.-The
contract of the company to build the road
from Keithsburg to connect with the Amer.
can Central with an amendment extending
the time of completion to October 18th in
stead of September 18th, has been received
at keithsburg, and the amendment agreed
to by Keithsburg. Judge Green writes that
he has given orders for the work to com
mence at once
Mr.. Marshall, one of the managers of the
road, and Mr.. Stanton, left Oquswka last
week on tour of observation across the
country from Sagetown to Macomb. They
went up the Ellison from Warren, and
through Raritan, arriving at Macomb on
Friday evening. They expressed themselves
highly pleased with tho route which they
had usversed as railroad line, and delight.
ed with the magnificent character of the
country as an agricultural region. Mr..
Stanton left Macomb on Saturday, to ex-
pNore tho route vie" Rlandnville and Curtis
Hollow.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-20
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That by vir-
~ tue of an order Of the Probate Court Of
Rock Island County, in the State of Iuois,
made and ent cred on record on the 26th day of
October, 1867, the undersigned, administrator Of
the estate Of Andrew MoRvoy, deceased, late Of
said county, will sell, at public auction, on the
premises hereinafter described, on Friday, the lat
day of October, A. d. 1869, at the hour Of 10
o'clock A NJ of said day, for the payment Of
debts against said estate all the right, title and
claim Of said Andrew McRvoy, deceased, in and
TO the undivided oue-half of lots five Isl and six
(6), in Belcher 4 shsppard's addition to the town
of Port Byron, IN the County of Rock Island
and State OF Illinois, to the highest and best
bidder therefor, for oneh half cash in hand and
one-hslf in nine months from day of sale.
PATRICK NORTON,
sugl9d2tw5t. Administrator.