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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-04-09
Joseph Bri.t..Ii,. E...,c.

STATE OF VERMONT The probate Com.
DISTRICT OF WEsTArNsrER SIS. ] in and for said Dis
rGt 10 All persons interested in the estate of JO-
sEfH BRlNTNALL. late of Windham deceased
GREETING.
YOU are hereby, notified that an instrument pur-
porting to be the last will and testament Of said
deceased has been presented to said Court for pro-
bate. BY Jona. s. Brintnall. the Executor therein
owanee of said will the session OF said Court 10 he
held at the Probate office in Townshend in said dis
tIlet on the hrst wednesday Of July 1869. at which
time ana place you can BIO heard If you shall see
cause. e. n ENVY Pcgsr W.
March 81. 1869. ifi6
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- Last year the Fairbanks Scale Com
pany at St. Johnbury, manufactured SO, :
1888 scales, furnishing railroad freight of
5000 tons. The Company's pay roll du-
ring the year averaged $4,000 per
month.
- The tannery of c. w. Warren, in
Hartland, was burned Saturday night
Building and machinery insured for
$4,000. Business was carried on by a
son of Mr.. Warren and Wilson Britton.
They were Insured $500.
Devil Ed" and f" Deacon Ed"
Davis, of Hydepark, got into quarrel
with their brother, Monroe Davis, short
time since, which resulted in the deacon
striking Nun" blow on the temple
with billet of wood, from the effects of
which it is feared he cannot recover.
A town meeting is called in Fairlee
for the 30th inst, to see if the town will
vote to pay bounties to certain soldiers
who were credited to the town under the
last call for troops during the war, and
also whether it viii erect a monument to
its deceased soldiers.
One year ago, March 80, early peas
were sown in a garden in Montpelier,
which produced peas for the table, June
oath. The variety was McLean's adj
vances. At present the ground is cover
ed with considerable depth of snow.
but is now rapidly melting away.
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9ied

Marriages and Deaths inserted PRE- Obituor;es
including poetry to be paid for according to length
In Boston, Mass. March 80, HELEN, wife of Car
los Warner, and daughter of Josiah Smith of Lon
donerry VT, aged y years ~
In Cayendsh, March 4, AUGUSTA A wife If
William W Grout, aged % years
IN Reading, Feb'y 20, Mrs. BELINDA WARREN
years. "sou 70
a, In Ludlow, March Is, Mrs. REBECCA, widow of
the late Elisha Johnson aged 10 years ~ -
In Ludlow, March 20, LY Ola WHITE. need "a
years $50 Oh
oz In Rockingham April 5, VIM. II. EVANS aged
In Chester, April, 8 1869. Mrs LEAFY INGALLS,.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-04-09

i'-Ourcorespondent, d" HALF
That the discussion between
/. ~ and Cook, on Spiritualism,
Seiy distinct from the lyceum, I"
a. the last evening, the spir-
u1a 1t all to themselves, and de-
j Question in the affirmative, and
burned"
inquiries al wish to know
|. ne columns Of the TINES, the
!. y pruning grape vines, and
: necessary to plant two or
!, : near together, to ensure fruit
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-04-09
OFFICERs.

CLARENCE II. CLARK President.
ia COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
HENRY u. COOKE Vice President
EMEhSoN w. PEET, Secretary and Actuary
This Company offers the following advantages.
Is Natlonal Company chartered by special act
II has paid up capital of 81. 100000
~ eners low rates of premium.
for the same money.
II Is definite and certain in its terms
IL Is home company in every locality.
It's policies exempt from attaebment
ces. - - ~ INC poii
Every policy is non forfeitable
!, Poilcles may be taken which nay to the insured
theT iuii amount, and return all the premiums SO
tha the insurance costs only the interest on the an
nual payments. W. 80
Policies may be taken that will pay to the insured
AFTER certain number of years during life an an
nuai income OF one-tenth the amount nam ed in the
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the lives Of
1t insures, to pay dividends To policv boldsrs
bu at SO Iowa cos. that dividends will be impossbe
circulars. Pamphlets and full particulars given on
to ROLLINS & CHANDIER y
3 Merchants Exchange, State Street Boston
eeneral Agents for New England.
J. P. TUCKER. Manager.
as- LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED in every
CITY anu town; and applications from mar
should be addressed to
Col. s. N. WAITE, Brattieboro. VT, Special Agent
, for Windsor and Windham Counties
d. IL. JENNIE Supt. of Agencies. 52-51-Iy
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+, TroN.-This association, formed mainly
: for the purpose of securing large and
/. commodious Village Hall, was fully Or
: ganized on Thursday evening of last
week at meeting of the stockholders
, held at 0. ID. Gray's hall. S. C. Elem.
ing was Chairman, and G. II. Rabbits
Secretary On motion, committee Of
three were appointed to report bylaws
Tor the government of the association
and the chair appointed as such commit.
tee, W. II. johnson, j. II. Williams and
a. A. Swain. This committee subse.
quently reported bylaws which were
adopted, and the meeting then proceeded
to elect board of Directors as follows:
W. II. johnson,
j. II. Williams,
0. b. Arms,
Albert Derby,
Wyman Flint.
AT meeting Of the Directors held
last Monday, in accordance with the by-
laws, w. ii. johnson was chosen Presi-
dent, and J. H. Williams, Clerk and
Treasurer.
With some diversity of opinion as to
how the prelimnaries should be made
the Association has finally completed its
organization with the utmost harmony,
aud the building of the block is to be
commenced at the earliest practicable
moment.
ChEsTER.-On Sunday eve, April A,
the Rev. c, f. Lord delivered his lecture
on the " Possibilities of the African
race, at the Congregational church, and
on Monday eve, April 9th, his lecture,
" Two weeks in Washington" His first
lecture showed deep research and a care
full, earnest consideration Of the traits.
needs and prospects of the unfortunate
race of which he spoke. His lecture on
abounded in statistics and
gave his hearers much more complete
and full idea of the extent and greatness
Of the different departments of our Gov
ernment than they would ordinarily ac-
quire by months residence at the Cap
itol. Mr.. Lord leaves MANY warm
friends, and, to those who have been ac-
'ustomed to meet him in the every day |
walks of life, the absence of his genial
presence will prove a loss indeed.
In the notice of the surgical operation
performed by z. G. Harrington, MD.
he types last week were made to saw
the cancer weighed ten pounds, and
wo or three operations were skilfully
performed They should have said
The cancer weighed ten pounds and two
ounces, and the operation was skilfulIy +
which is in accordance with
he fact and gives the Doctor the full
redit which is his due.
A few real estate changes have taken
lace the last week. James MCGOWAN
las sold his house at North Chester to
like Holleran for $500. Thomas NJ.
RAFT sold his house on Main Street to
Iermon Guild for $1,000. Sanford Ma
on J muse On School Street to Peter
Zoe 'rd for $780, The increase in
alue Of real estate here is evidenced by
he fact that the last mentioned premi-
IS were purchased three years since for i
600, which was considered at that time I
large price. /
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-04-09

OF THE UNITED STATES. In the mater Of
CHARLES B. RAWSON. BANKRUPT.
NOTICE is hereby given that a petition has been
~ med IN said Court, by Chas. B. Rawson of Lon
donderry IN said District duly declared bankrupt
under Under tne Act q Congress of March 1857 for dis
ether claims proyabe under said Act and that the
a ~. gay Of April 1869. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. before
tne Hon. VIM. d. SHIPMAN, Judge of said Court at
TIE Island House. Rockingham is assigned for
the nearing OF the same. when and where all credit
ors who have proved their debts and other persons
IN interest may attend and show cause if any thew
have why the prayer of said petition should not be
granted. A. ~ ~
The second and third meetings of creditors will be
held az the same time and place. - =
Dated at Burlington the 18th, day of March 1860
H-lo d. b. SMALLEY. CLERK
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small Farm tor Sale.

PLEASANTLY LOCATED about one mile from
u the hast village of Westminster, known as the
samuel Underwood place. said farm contains about
twenty-one acres. suitably divided into paStursee
tllage. and wood, with suitable buildings thereon
in excellent repair and well supplied with running
water. There is also on the place n superior auaI-
ity Of clay for making brick. @. CHASE
Westminster, March % lst9 III
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-04-09

WHEREAS, MARYUM ROGERS. my wife. has
w left my bed and board without cause or provo
to NOTIFY ALL PERSONS and 10 FORBID them
70 harbor OF trust her my account and that
shall pay no debts of her contracting.
Rockingham, April 5, 1869. i SO 5i"'
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Wanted.

S, WALKER, Attorney at Law,
- GRAFTON, VT
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"A Address, giving pedigree and price
m. CE. WEBB.
DeilOWs talls, VI, April 6, 1869. l5-I7
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Dissolution.
VERMONT VALLEY
RAILROAD COMPANY

4 ,ouPQN NO. 10 of the First Mortgage Bonds of
Is66 will be paid at the Treasurers office in Bellows
raiis, vermont on and after March 80 1869 For
the space OF twenty days from said March go 1859.
the same Coupon will be paid at the Continental Ma,
tional Bank in the city of New York BY order of
the Trustees. J. H. WILLIAMS Treasrrar Va
Bellows Falls. March 90 1863 i3-I5'
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CoPARTNERsHIP DISSOLUTION

THE CopaFtnership hitherto existing between ,bs
Il undersigned under the firm name of ROIfNnS b
II ENK1 Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
T. HENRY will continue the business for the pres
ent at the old Office ~ INV fios
VIM. ROUNDS.
HUGH HENRY.
NheSteE, W, APR. Isl, 1853. 1f-16
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For Sale.
Wanted.

A GIRL to run a Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Ma
"A chine, who understands Cloak making and Mill
merry. 10 one experienced in above branches good
wages viii be paid. Also wanted one or two appren-
firm of KEyES q ri oSSnNfio
Springfield, VT, March 80, 1869 H-I6
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-04-09

LISTERS APPRIsAL.-The following is
the basis of appraisal of personal prop
erty, agreed upon at meeting of the
listers of Windsor County.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-04-09

Where the general business of the company is trans-
be addressed.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-05-13
vSyr0mfli1t ODtcI,

GeSar Strabe,
Cine sprsisli6e Ssfauraiicn ii in Tsrbin-
hung nit bisiem Saulr erpffnet trcretn uue ptr'
ben ale grtsn parme unp falts Sprllsu ju 1sefr
Sdgssjrit Ierpirt.
Die frinlfen etuti6sn Bsins, bsifts Bier une
IpnIlisr 0rtrGufr Ifets frild ppn Der Autllt.
o. ebn S9irlins, pTpPr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-05-13
2etet! 2eiet I!

ltnter3ribnster bat lcsbsn sine ntue Su&banb-
lung unO eeibblbfiptbef in @eore pftiHers Saus
in btr GsbarifraBs erSifnet, alIwc i6 auf bane
balte ale Sprttn BON 8ibeln, Ron BEN 9rpbttn
bis 3u hsn flsinRen, eas neue 5eftamsnt Scbann
arntfs pabres Gbriltentbum une ftlirn para.
eiessGrtlsin, 8ritbri6 Starf'S @ebuttu6, Giirit
ais Tapibs Saus, Gpr's dbriiflibes WGrtsribum,
9uiber's geben, helTfn Sauspoifille unb Common,
tar, prthistbihtr allsr Sprten, @tiansbiiher
fir SsrI6eesne Stir6en, Wiuiifbii6r fur einen
beutI6sn 9bpr, 5rau., Iauf- unb Grnfrma'
tipnslhsine, ftrner Or. &apre6fs Der Irst als
Sausfreunb, amerfaniI6e Dpmfti6er, Sriff-
lfeasr, bsutl6e unb ensIiide Sbulbiter ieber
glrt, aud S6reitpapier, Dinte, Geerrn, Srirf-
ecupsrts unb ppitmarfen.
3uglsid babe i'd cine 2sibbitliotbsf trBHnst
no i'd ale Sprten llnterbaltunas- -Viteratur auf
Eager balts unb fe bem eeutltIsisnben pubiifum
anbiete, peIbe i'd, penu in gutter Srtnuns, gessn
cine ssrinsr gersituns tpieeer surild nsbme.
Sd babe MID aud Der asrntur Yerlbtseentr
3situnsrn untrrScgen.
Darum, meine eeutI6sn SSreunbs unb ganhs'
lsutr, femme Ginsr, fOmmt alle! es IL fsin
Wanerl an llutrrbaltuns. Ssbrn Wpnat msresn
bic Si6tr in Der esibbi6lictbef bur6 nrus erIsst.
1Sm,9 Saf0b Buyer a9t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-05-13

mir seI6riebsn, auf bic aussslebte 8e'
Iobnuns tSnnt Sbr alfu feinen anipru&
mahen."
,.StO !" futr Saie auf. nDariber wirb
pas @eri6t entl6siben."
Ter Bid res gtotars rubte turf'
rrinaenp auf bem 9efdt bes 8erwahlenen
,,Das @erift wirb iiberbaupt iih nit
GuA uno gurem Serrn belhdftisen milf'
ien," entsssnste sr f4arf. psesr II Gusr
Serr2"
Baron bon Sdnbfsin."
,,Sp nennt er f6. ST sr ntdt metn
e9emalissr Sarsitsr. Suso Sanner 2"
,Scmten unp 0ranaten." rief Der
6auptmanu, .,oas mare cine intere6ante
9SIuns hes 8dtbiels."
g8enSel Saie blifte bic teitsn 5erren
an, als Of er lie frassn wrtle, init pslhem
8ehte ie lih pielen Spbu erlauben burTtsn.
sd tenne Sbren Sfreiber ni6t," tr.
wicerte er unpirIG, lid reib nur, oaB
meiu Serr Der Baron son Sanefein it,"
,,gDcnSel SaIe, lebt Gud pcr," warnts
Der 9lctar, nSbr ipielt ein sefdbrli6ss
Spiel. g8erbet Sbr Der Mitl@ulo an Die.
fem Setruss ansetlast 70 ertaItet S9r
aud Guren 9lntteil pOn rem peiteren Nn-
tlassn, unp Elm msbridbriser aufentbalt
i'm 3uAtbaule ="
sd mst6 nt6ts unp babe ni&ts 3u
befcnnen."
,Gs I6sint Elm bur6tretensr Sur1&e
Su Iein," flilferte rsr 6auptmann, nSis
perpen nihts nit ibm auerihten."
,,Na, menn Sbr niht befennsn wpat,
70 tstlast Gud IpGter ni6t wenn bic
5oIssn Gud unanssnebm fnp," iusie Der
Nptar. $50 1T Guer Ssrr?"
sd peib ss n;6t."
,,gBpbl bel ietnrr Sraut - bc?"
,glsin, bel 5rau 3urnfept III sr niht,"
erwioertc Sale NIT auHallencer 6af. nGr
III aussssansen unb Srau Surnitect bat
Ieinen Ssluh at9episIen, neil iie iih un'
mpbl flblt."
Gin irpni1Ges 9d6eln um,udte bic
Wunrpinfel bes Notars. .
oSbr slaubt, redbt fdlau su fein," Iasts
er, ,,ober mid iberlitet SIR ni4t. Der
Baron pom Sanpiiein III mein sbemalissr
S6reibsr, pas fett fsf, sr wcute 5rdulsin
SurnRebt bsirattsn, UNI TA in ben Ssiit
eer GrbI6aft 5u tringen, es 9elang ibnl
nidt unp nun bcfft er rur6 cine 6eiratb
nit Der gRittpe Iein 3isl su errei6en."
,Das mare Idherlib," ipcttete Sais.
,@snn Traulein Surnltsbt bic alleini9t
grbin -"
,,Sm. es gebt piele Wittsl, burG BIZ
cine SHUTTER ibr 8inp ju elmer Gbcrbei
nTtbiaen tann. g8enn pas Srdulein su
9unRsn ter SHUTTER psr;idttete -"
,@b, pa baben mir ia ben sanSer
fautersn 9lau," fisl Der 5auptmann ben
glOtar iu's gBcrt.
,Gepib, unp bisIsr 8urIde Iudt unt
ieet absubalten, Srau Surnlept unp ibrer
Serlptttn aubuIuhen, er furhtet pbn
3weiIel, ra6 mein unerwartetsS @rlheiner
einen Ylan ftines Ssrrn unp @enplIei
pur6treusen tSnne. &cmmen sic, Ssrr
Sauptmann, ih 1cte nidt elm. psbball
itb mrinen Ss1uh BEL Mapame Surnaeb
binausi6isben icu."
y3umal Srau Surnlfebt mcrseu ab
rsiisn wirr," ersdn;te Der 5auptmann
lid bsse Die llebsrJeu9uns, Rap mir bel
Serrn Baron bet ibr fuben wsrpen."
Q8snSel 6aie mclte sinsn lebten Ser
1uda MAIDEN, Die Serren an Der @usfhb
ruus ibrrs SUrbabsnS 5u binbern; er ma
10 tiibn, ibnen ben gEeg 5u psrtreten, abe
Elm Stob peS 6auptmanns lHIeurtrte ibi
Sur Seite.
(5rrtIeBuus fplst)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-05-13
Gbriifppb &dppel's
8 d TT bf= & Gr6eret.

Seiesus une wpllsns Sbapls, S6Ieier, 9Iti-
Der, 9GnSer, 5stern, II. (. 10, in better gBeilt
asfGrbt unb ssreinist. SsrrsnfIrprr seflrbt une
9ersinist. RslT 9aS feiuite 5abrifat ipir6 nitt
bsI6Geiat. -Gtsnip Wpa- unb Saumppa. @arn
in irbsr 8arbe sefGrbt.
Der llntsrnsbmsr bsist cine IGn9iGbries Gr-
fabruns i'm Gjei6Gfts unb pirS ale sluftr6gs
pinftlilb auSfiibren.
Seine G5arante i'm Sale srn 6eusr. glle slr-
tifrl miilTsn ppr abIaaf ron swsi Rpnptsn absf-
bct pereeu. CD. 8Gppel,
i'm Saismeut pcn 8. 3sibIsr's nsusm @ebSuts,
3pS nabe ffr Saderst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-05-13
Twelfth ward.
Brewers q DistiIIers.

City of Scranton, SIS.
SD, Whtael 8. SranIrn, gb16GBsr Der fauf-
mGunil6tn Stsuern In unb fir bic Stabt
Serantrn fir has Sabr 1869, bt;snse bsrmit,
eab has Vcrfebtnbe Gin aetreurs une seredtes
gsr,eidniB her bnrin entbaltensn Ga6en 1T,
ME eurdb bic AbidGguus fsffssIsst Die aptI.
latirns.Seurt stsrn bic pbige abIbGBuna ipire
ssbaltsn III htm @sridtssimmer her RaYprs
Court fur bic Staet Srrantrn ant Tpnnrrfaa
etn 20. Wai 1869, nm 10 llbr @prmittaas,
mann unb no ale perionrn, bic li1 eur6 rbise
MbldGbun9 tsrintrGhtist sIauben, mad Gut
tiinfen sri6sinsn fSnntn.
Dft9asI 8. Seaulpn,
29p3w abf6Gsrr.
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29p3p

Na6ri6t-gas intsrsIFrtsu psrIunsn tper-
Zen bitreurb btnabrittiat eaB bic pbiss Stsuer
an cher Dor hem srtrn Gage hes nGbien Suui
an ben StabtI9asmsilttr bsIablt ptreen mue
Sas. WabGu, S9asmsilisr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-05-13
Scr0mtDas Sams,
2puiS Rod, Gissntbimsr

Das pbiss, bsausm am Gilsntnbn- Depot SsIs-
asus Sctcl erIter 9lalIe III nruerbinss tscrutenb
SrrarIBert une perIbSnert tpprben.
aRit benz SrsI III cine 9tslauraticn perbun-
ben, pu parms uno faItt Spelsn altr glrt Su
irber Saessssit lsrpirt tpcreen. 6riIbt SclIGneis
Its SGrinss unp ts0eu 9imburssr aGis fam i'd
aud al 6amiisn in flsinsn partsen abIalen.
SriIhe gulfsrn, urbf allen Sprtrn Spn iausr
rinatmadtsn Spsilsn INNER prrrGtbig.
Weins 8rrunbe unb Sefannts, lrfpie has rsis
Irnbs publifum iiberbaupt finb Su jablrsi4tm
SsIu@t bShiGif sinsrIaten.
26I7 9puis Sod, prcp.
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Sert i,crf0mfelt /:

.Ssrr 1asib patterIpu tirtri lrin an bsr g8yp-
ming astnus, uuisrbdIb ginsfrnBr, esIegtnes
Saus uue ysttt sum Sufaufe an. yrris S $500.
9tciueunssu: Eir SGlftr badr, ter 8sf in
siusm Sabre. Man frass ua@ bel Srn. Spbn
SanbItp, aesplat. 29ap9
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3lt. i,erfaMfctt

3psi 5Guitr, Stalluns unb brsi Soften; Gin
gutter 9runnen III beim Saus. 8erntr: einsn
IpsilpGnnissn 0asen, eintn neuen pflug, cine
Ggsr, lOtpie eiuen 9isl lammt @si9irr.
3u erfraeen tsi SUbn 8entr
22ap9 petersburg.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-05-13
Somer s @amfe,
grrfSufrr Won
Srpcerieeu unb 9SrDDifIpnem,

@ainfraee, Ssbe pdrt
nsbru tsm Srtsl bss Ssrrn 6scrss @rabe.
Giuem Srrebrtsu beutiGsn pubIifum bic srsss
benite In,ei9e, ta6 mir fcrtpGbrenb einrn aus9e-
plblcn 0prratb ppn prppiant unb eebsnsmt,
tcIn an Sanb baltsn uup su ben bilisfsn prtirn
an unlsrs 0unben perfdufen.
Sntrm mir I'M sablrei&en 3uipru6 bitten,
srbrn mir bic gtrii6eruna bab icpcbl Sualitit
wie prriIs Der 8aarsn ni6ts su piini6en iltrig
laIIrn. 30dpS
Safcb Sausr. 6rissri6 Wanfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-05-13
Fifth Ward.
Sixth Ward.
Eighth Ward.

NAME. CLASS. NAME. CLASS.
Gordon Mrs. IA Roach James. ........H
Trumbull Archibald. .lO Flynn Enoch..........l Ia
Ann Ill
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Nyii,emici)'s S0lOm,

Dunmprt, pa.
Mlrinen 6rsuubsn unb Ssfannttn biermit bic
srsstsns an,eise, bab Obi9eS SCfal nsu rinasrd,-
trt unb bettutene oersrDBert pprbsn II. 9Sornf
uub faIts Spelen su irrer 3sit Die StraBsn'
Giisnbabn son Serantun fibrt bis ,um Sduis.
lud, madbt eerlrlte barauf aufmsrfiam, RAP sr
nit gutter StalIuns fur pfrrbs psrisbsn it,.
23ilS Qpuis Ninui6.
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Gbas. $. ScbaDt,
81 G It q m r q fiDtt ,

Gds @ypmins ass. unt Commercial glsg
bait ifttS bic tthsn @tint, Bier, gIf unb anssrs
@etrdnfs, Ippie Giearrrn.
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-26
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING,

| WHEREAS, Ten citizen. who are legal vo-
" tcrs and tax payers Of Rock Island town.
ship, have in writing dled in my Office a state,
ment that special town meeting is Dcces sary "a
| the interests Of said town, setting forth the OBJ.
! ject Of the meeting
The inhabitants, legal voters of the said town
OF Rock Island, are, therefore, hereby notified
| that's special town meeting will b. held o. the
Path DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1869,
at o'clock in the forenoon, For the purpose Of
voting FOR or AGAINST said township sub
scribing Five Hundred Shares to the Capital
Stock Of the Rockford, Rock Island 4 st. Louis
Railroad Company. Upon The cypress condition,
That said railroad shall be locaed in and through
the corporate limits of Rock Island and shall
enter said limits by way OF Moline; shares to be
of the denomination of One Hundred Dollars
$1,000 each, the whole amounting to Fifty
Thousand Dollars $50, 500; said township TO
issue its bonds bearing per cent. interest per
snDum to said company in payment Of said sub
scrlptionj the principal sum to be made payable
as follows, viz $4,000 in eleven years from the
date of tho bonds and So 900 annually thefeaf-
ter until the whole amount sbalI be paid, and
the interest TO be paid annually by the County
Treasurer out of o tax to be assessed for that
purpose.
ProUtdcd, That said bonds shall not be issued
until after said railroad shall be completed, ex.
ceptng only as they shall be required tor the
compilation Of that portion of said Railroad To- |
Gated in Rock Island township. Proridc2, fur.
tFer, that if said Railway Company shall not so
locate, construct and operate said Railroad with. /
in twelve months from this date. then such sub /
scripton shall be absolutely null and void and |
Of no binding force upon said township" being |
the object c, utained in the said statement filed |
In my Office.
Given under my hand. at Rock Island this
lod day Of March, A D. 1859
p. 7. McELHERNE. Jr,
meh24dw4w. Town Clerk.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-26

A Coon MovE.-Ihe superintendent Of
the Western Union telegraph line has trans
mitted instructions to all the operators in
the river towns connected with that compa.
ny, to make daily reports Of all items Of in.
tsrest in their respective localities. This
will enable US to give our readers prompt
reports Of all that may hereafter transPire
between st. Louis and St. Paul, in addition
to our usual quota of other news. We trust
the arrangement will be acted up to.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-26

STONE YARD.-We direct the attention OF
our readers to the card ofDoyle, Fitzechery
& Neyin, who have just established a stone
yard on Broadway, between Rock River
street and Moline Avenue, where they will
always have on hand any quality of cut
stone, suitable for any purpose. Mr.. Doyle
came out here from New York City last
October, and Messrs Nevins and Fitzechery
from Waterbury, N. Y. All are practical
and thorough mechanics, and by doing good
work, they hope to merit share Of the
patronage Of the pubic.