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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10

District Court uf'hc I'niLrd States.
For the District "t South Carolina. IN bank.
rnl'cv. ], the matte, of Albert G. Garln..-
ton --I;a:rlrHit
!" whom II may cn'c"rn: TN" nndrrs igue.l
hereby gN'~ n"t.c' OF his app"intm- ut IL a.
- !i'tn o the cstH'" OF Al ert C. GariiIi zion of
Nr"bcr'y Can't II 'rs. in tile County nf N.w.
hr'iH, ana state al South tar"lna within said
Comfy. VIM has Len ndjuIgrd Il isaGkiuit
III on hi, own petition by. tie District Court nt
sIid District. D''rd ut Acwbery &. H., the
ZNh day ~ FcIruIrv y. D., 1859.
"M. +. NANCE, Assignee.
March 5 3t.
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POmaria Nurseries.
1888

,, ~ - ., Il
the lomaria Nurseries have hpen greatly i'm.
pnovtd. ana ls undersigned has tho pleasure OF
GilcIinK to his patrons tho best collection on
Fruit Trees svor q own In this olmpte. Applea
end renohes particularly adapted to tho climate
from the e"rIiett to thc latest Aprlcots, Puma
eofarines: .Chcrrica,,in great,varicsy. Ainonds
9nlhees. rigS, 0nrgrnnntcs, MedIare, 'FilborIs'
lEn.ii>h Mul"ts, Spanish Chcstn,ts, Ever.
ring Nulbrrrics or Pears, the heat aud
mrs amn, yar,Sn COLLECTION eyer offered in tls South
cq"9l TO Ducllesse D'Augoulcmo in size StSnA
ojio ojd a. a To, pwa's cnn be furnished from years
Gr.rrs In gieat variety, Including all tho best
nc" thbic varieties, with those. for VINEYARDS,
AS" Luttcrl"ck's, Tine Scnpncrno,,s, aid 'ti.e..
tEnowfI%, t,r syiI much priced with the'scupptf a6ng.
tiH W Gv%r.reens large and most varied oolcc-
!in,!: embiucing every desirable vGriety--many
particularly, adapt,s,d to Cemeteries, = SI@%''
-, E0ses,hll tllo llne varieties, with 'th6 new
roots RaiIios nc finest toidrs aad @ thost tY%M Ssr
superb kinds. lVto Roses, Crys6IthdmGfRs Snd
everything dcsirlDIe III tho Why Of OrnamoSStai SS
Fioweritg Shrubs, 60. A new Catnlo0ua viii
soon Ie ready FOR distribution. pcisfni' ofdSrinm
VIII plense direct to ,WM. SUMME AGENT.
N"T' oo-4m'' '>'.ft,r,l Iomaria, s. G.
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Head Q'rs, I'd Military District,
('nkEJ ES1nS E..l,

~ = - .N'' 'o'''' LOW. .
Tho Registrars and "Managr,s of Flee.
ttons" In the lnIc 2d Military District, Who
have not forwarded their Vouchers will
transmit them TO tho Di<lmrsing Officer Of
tue Reconstruction Fund, Clmrlcston, s. G.,
by l0th Of March, 1859. e ~, ~.
All Managers of Elections" who have
not yet recived thrir pay will please for.
ward Without delay, their Post Oftlco Ad.
dress. BY order Of 30 a..sf rf@ a;sE
: MAJ, GkS'EGEo.G. MEADE, us. g..
80 G. Con'dg Dcl't df the, South.
,.sM% TN t7sg J.. W. NICHOLS,
-, Paymnstcr, u. s. 4.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10
IN t!}@ pit IS, GoostAof}hS Eai,gd}

IN tlA Dist GooftAof}hS U5i,ed}
'States for the Dist. $50, ca.
lg 'le matter orc. II, >ondley-z-Bankgup..
s1ttH .or'lcfcl ~ thr Court tliatn mce,ing
OF IN creditors Of said Bankrupt, to prove
their debts and ch0u>r one or more As.
sis""rS. viii take place nj the oIlitc of
G. g. Jaeger, Registrar IN Bankruptcy ut
Nrwh"rr, q. H., Ia said District. OH ahe
3mh day ol Ma1ch, 1862, ut 10 O'Clock,
*.Ma .Et@ ESfJ{aE|J5I'i
This meeting il IN lien Of The first meet
ing OF creditors ordered TO hr held before
Henry Summer, Registrar, on the 18th
Jul., 1868. 80 42...it !
J JPM EPPtNG,
U. s. Mar,hAi uS Messenger.
Per 4 + rlrER. Deputy Messenger.
Mardl s 93t
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10
NITROUS OXIDE.

- nNlm. nG, w, Is. MoKELLAR is nog nrepAtod
20 H,mn, na%,nstcr ts he 'bovo Gus to bis patients
ext',, cd 1oi or danger to themselves Teeth
ad tic pafsnt @s consedsa r.e sast part!a!a
~, lnr Doctor IS nov propnrsti M s liz
sn,,,,,gy oTum,n,gnly rcfu,nlslicd L6l,oritof$ io 'io
fr principles. "f;Wi'' u"o , n2st 9tak
Feb. 10 3m w. "VA1LAhst
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10

In thr District Court Of the
UNI ED SrAlES. for South Caroiina, .Tia
frrm. 1862. In the matter OF .lnm " Faik,
Nc"hrIry C"un'y-nank,un Petition for
in'i ana final discharge in Bankruptcy.
Ordered. III i hrarin" ~ hah nv the l0;h
dnr "i Apri'. 1852. ~ Federal Court tlun>r in
Chan lesion. S T.. AMI that al CT, ,.i:o;> Sc
"f said Bankrupt appear II, SAID time and
place. nn >hrw cause II any they rla why
HE prayer "i lhc l";i,"nrr >hnu'l not hc
"ra!,,cl. Aud thu tie 3nI and 81 mcr,irs>
uf ufcrrli'o"> "t >'l Il E'nkruHi viii b. HE'LL a,
't,r "iiire "I {. &. jaeger, E>Q, +, r. ;isirar
If ; Cow District :. & u;l Hfh ulv OF
March. 1880 ~ II N.
~ order "t the Court, the 2j:;, day Of
Frh.uhrt, 1850.
DANIEL lIONiBErK,
Cork hS;lic: Crurt tniir! sues
MLrch = . 3: Fuc Snulh CT hIna.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10
Country Bacon.
NJ l i Il Al
LIFE INSURANCE CONpANI,
or NEW YORK.
IXCOHP0EiVED. 1912.

GASIl ASSETS OVER THIRTY MIL.
v LIONS " DOLLARS.
Cash Income, 1867, over len MILLION Ms
Dividends to ro icy lIol iers, 1857, So 2}6,>
ST. 81.
New Policies issued in 1857. 10 log.
he Company is rr"ELY MUTUAL No
'liri.cnl> To Stockholders The entire pros
.itS are returned 20 the assured, ,hns can ing
Policies to h.c"mr SELF SUSTAINING in
thirteen years. or TO double in twenty.
Interest received from investments, 1857,
over $l,3@c.0No
Excess of oflNrEEESrEEuElrrS LONE.
over losses, Ghrn, .oe 900.
Real E>'a'r. Euu,l> and Mortgages on Eca,
ES'n;t in The Ci;y "r Ncw York. over SEW,
ENIEEN MILLIONS o: !ol!ar..
|; is the richest Company in the world
lt> policies are non>iurfyi,a':c. Its div;>
dCHlS arc he largest;
Applications for Co'ua,hi,. AMI the North.
ern portion OF S"u,l, Carolina. received bv
GREGG. piLMER Il co..
Central Agents,
BENSON IoNEs, Aga: At Ncwbr.rv,
JAMES MC,HEosH, NJ D.. Medical? ISar
i1c-.
F,h. l0G ly.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10
WandO Fertilizer.

The Wamlo Mining aud Manufacturing
Company oilers to the plauirrS and Farm
crS Of the South their Fertilizer, known as
the
"WiNn0 FERTILIZER"
Which the cXrrlirace Of the past season
has proved 10 tie one ot the most valuable
in onr ma, krt. l. hnS for its base the ma.
tr,alS from th" Phosphate Beds OF the Com.
rany on Ashley River, aud is prepared at
their works nt the
EAST END OF HASEL STREET,
in this city. In order TO guarantee its uni.
i"rmity mud maintain its high standard the
Company las mair arrangements with the
distinguished Chemist, DR.. G.. U. SllEP.
ARD, Jr.. WHO carefully aunlyzrS all the
hnnonIaral and other material purchased
by the Company, aud the prepared
Fertilizer,
before being offered for sale. The Com
rmnv iSjrrsovrl TO make an article which
will prove to hr a Complete Manure, and
give entire satisfaction.
For terms, circulars, and other inform.
a,ion,
APPLY 70
VIII. G. DUKES l. CO., Agents,
NO, SOUTH ATLANTIC WHARF,
Charleston, S. G.
JAn IS "no.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10
STEREOSCOPIO VIEWS,
ALBUMS,
CIIROMOs.
T.. &C. II. II. ANTHONY g. CO.,
Sol BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
THE LANDS OF THE BIBLE.

Anew Ant n,t"r Interesting .rIlt' Also ams,rd ard Ttnn.ra
f'r "fHaRi%RS u,SS viEWs" q which We has .I.s Sia
ye~s Switzerland. The Rhine, EpslSnd. SsouHn1 Wales &C.
SrERrnSrorEs very largely and have large
ser ,.p;,i AZ the iostsf fsffs
tr. AInrMs.- -onr Manufacture Of Albums IL well
In quality aud osau'y 10 oil
sihSIs
and sycs are dlnnt
should tan 10
ic>h btfoIr their hisrs.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10
Fresh Lard.

just received Gun HIS. 30. country
Lard in kits, pure and nice, the very article
for house keepers. Gall aud supply your.
selves NJ the Grocery store of
MATES / MARTIN.
Jan 81 tf
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10
CHROMOS,
E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO.

These h.aurful tha, e..nof o. ti,tpfsA from IA
ar' rnuI and Rons ard sSppiy the Idr At The
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10

District tuNr, ~ til" United S.u.,S.
f"T ;llc Di'tr.ci ~ South tarn'iur l., Eni..
inp'c, la tie m.,tr. I; J .i,H /. >il!.-
Ha!l rnr'
hr'' hv gives ,.n ic' a., j. "a, .,i,t "a; =. 4.
si.l "r o the estate ~ J II In, Ot ,i, -, I,
~ NrW'rfry. Inh - ~ "t S'u:h 'r"it..u. MA.
III Said tout ~. wh' t's hcrn -, iuI 80! /, la.
iup ulnn lilS own Ir'i',i, by tine di.i ict cont
oi said di tiici DL',-; 21iI, ,iu, ~, t., \ -
l~'13 ID |. IIlll.rr ,..;.'..
Matcl \ . g.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10

In the Dist. let Court Of the
UNITED STATES. for Snurh Carolina. Jan
Tenn. lS,i2 In The 'nn,;r of \ ". /. Sins
mons. 1" New berry County, l;..krnrt. Peri.
lion "r Fall and final discharge III EluS.
rnr'cr.
Or 'rccl tht h"rrins b. hm on the lnr.,
day a; .A2n, l>t;2, n; Federal torr'
ll'l>" N Oh 'r'r>''''. ). &: IN that nj rlc!-
i'"'>. &r "r said H,,IHiu',, a;rc.,T IT >:.jd
tune aN i'';cT, uln! >h"w rhu>" II a,v they
CIV. why n" prayer "t ;hr pc;i'inncr $r"n'l
NO! hr sra'tr! Arl 'hit 'hv Pal and }
~ r,ln" %: creditors "i >,., Hlrhrar; viii
b. h''il ~ rar '!i'c of { q. .l,r.rr. E>Q..
Hr:j>t:ar OF thn,! q tun::e <.inn!f = Di,,iic:
: & on the orh l'y o, Hwca, 1867 =;
- NJ
i'y or''' o. the Court, the ?I;h day Ct
February, 1850.
DANIEL nnnLKrCN,
=, C'"7% n,>'rict t"lr, U"tr'i >;a'c:,
Mnch 80 3t. FIR >um'h C,o,iul.
District N~rrt o' tie I-uf',i .S'1...>.
For the Di.,r:ci nf SNn,h ,',,nint. lp,Ar
rnnir- o: Gyr.r y. S,i.h- l;.,rrr,,.
hv VIII IN f''jti"n for Ali Iica,t,n A.
!rnA'uriry was Il II on the @... Gay O.
Dc" A. u. ISIS IL AT! to1r,.
This is "a .iv" IL: ~. tx ON II. oi,h ,i,y
"i f"h \ - lS'i d: WIrl..o: il B,uH,ui,ry
W - issue! a..iip>r i:c c-i;'r IT &. j. S;ai,h
~ SEar.an'nirg, niln" b..tir. q; Sruiian.
hHt- an! >t"'c - >iNip ,'nn!.ur VITO '.:t>
y en- ali ''l-r! i.'..k-"n' on l., own E-.,-
'h'7 i"H' The pawn hi ri i'v ur:..I a':'t d..
very - HH? iH",cr'y ls,'i"L:t"r To ,!.f'
'nH'Ur', :" him 4" :;'r II. u. ani tie
irin|' al an. :r,r'''v t., h.,n are r,-hii.
l'r nv .'": .ha: ri....i iiu.$ If ia t;ir!:inrS
= he sad HA"hrup' - t.!,.vr r..i.. d..!!>
tn '"r'l"o "nn'" ","r" .t.>i :urr> ui' his
c-'afc VII! '.r ;ir! s.. :, C.t:r' ~ |! .uArnn,"y
II n f,l l,.,.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-10
PERUVIAN GUANO.

We VIII give particular a:!cu'irn to I.u,
chHinG Peruvian Gu4un aui wsrr..n, i;
EUN;, THOMSON < co ..
Jan 20 2 q ant o. Water St Y.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-09

HoRsE IN PouND-See Notice.
A PorrLAR MovE.-Moving toward the
Senate Rooms
WILLIAM GoODMAE's market is the place
for good fresh fish.
The r., Il. /. 4 St l.. road wants Msd
son county to subscribe to its stock.
MERCHANTS of enterprise should romem.
Der that now is the time to begin advertising
for fall business
PGNsoYAI~-Capt. Ward, President of the
Northern Line Packet Company, WAS in
town yesterday.
Ma, CROSBY has been offered $4,000 per
year, if he will accept the superintendency
Of the schools Of Davenport.
PloulA 4 Rock ISLAND r. R.-For AT
interesting article in regard to the progress:
of this railroad, see our inside pages
|
CHOLERA MoHDus.--lhg is Il good cholera
morbus weather Several cases have oc
CURED in the city within the last few days
Orr AGAIS.-The City of St. Paul, which
lodged on the rocks Mt Campbell'S Chain, on
Saturday morning, was gotten oil again in
the afternoon.
DURN" The second week OF July, 1868,
the c., r. ! & p. Il. RS earnings were
Ssl,793 :; for the same week in 1869, sos.
200--o m increase of $2j470.
ECLIPSE CLOTHES. When you want an
eclipse suit of clothes, such as can only be
seen once in century, call on Thomas Me
CulIough, Davenport.
New NHEAr.-Ghe first load of new
wheat of tina rama in tD,Iov and
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-09
THE TOTAL ECLIPSE.

Every one in Rock Island will agree that
the total eclipse Of Saturday, the It'll, was
one Of the most beautiful phenomena he
ever witnessed in his life. The slowly wan.
ing splendor Of the sun, the apparent fading
away OF its surface, the strange GOODNESS OF
the atmosphere, the gathering twilight, the
observation, the darkness, the twinklinc Of
the stars, the black orb in the midst of the
heavens edged with rim of living gold,
aud then the sudden bursting forth Of the
suns dazzling rays in all their pristine glory
formed panorama Of celestial beauty
which utterly defes the pen Of the writer to
adequately describe, or the brush OF the ar
list to even family depict Millions behed
it with delight, comprehending the cause
and free from the grovelling terror9 OF sn'
perstiton, saw with admiration the workings
of an immuab,e law Of Jehovah, where
Ignorance could lave traced only the hand
of chaos and destruction. It is needless to
to dwell upon such q subject. All beheld 1t
for themselves, and will treasure up its
memory a. that of the noblest vision of their
lives
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-09
IMPROVEMENT OF THE RoDMM HOUSE.

The great rush Of patronage at the Rod
man House, and the lack Of facilities for
accommodating SO large a portion OF the
travelling public, has induced Mr.. Ben. Har.
per, with his characteristic enterprise, TO de.
eide on adding another story to the building.
This is al important move, aud will add to
the hotel some eighteen or twenty commodi-
GUS and elegant rooms, thus making it easy
to properly meet the demands now being
made upon It, The root will be q French
Mansard, and will minister not little to the
architectural appearance Of the block The
contract has been awarded to on architect at
Davenport, whose name we cannot at pres
ent obtain, but who had the supervision OF
the building Of the Burtis Opera House,-a
sufficient guarantee that ne will turn out a
substantial and presentable job of work.
la addition to this improvement, there will
be others Of minor importance. The work
will be completed within the next two weeks
Laborers commenced this morning, and the
thing will be put through without day d
cessation.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-09

THERE Now.-The totally of the Union
eclipse has just passed off, and it isnot only
Illuminated, but Eliminates. 1t has taken
lessons in economy, and is now able to al e.
wise the city council just what to do with its
money. When the ordinance granting the
right Of way down Illinois street to the
Rockford rond was before the council, that
sheet had no doubt but that was the very
place for the track to be laid, no matter if
it did interfere with the easy approach to the
Island bridge, and it was sure it wouldn't.
After the ordinance was passed, and the
company had oil the rights the city could
confer, it reused up from its heaviness and
yawned out the suggestion that it would be
well for the c., r. I. & ?. r. r. Co. to give
the Rockford road the right of way north of
its track and along the slough and river
bank. But since that scintilation it has
taken still other lessons in economy and CITY
hnauciering. 1t now suggests that the
) 900 appropriated by the city council to
tsae improvement Of the levee, should have
been appropriated, together with other large
sums, to the purchase of "Babcock
tanuery aud adjacent lots for an
approach to the bridge As monitor to
the City Council or any other body, the
Union would be of inestimable value. 1t
first advises the City Council TO give away
the valuable rights of the public, after the |
advice is accepted, it discovers that the fran. |
chises granted might after all be of more
service to the public; and suggests that ri.
val railroad company give the Rockford road
passage over its grounds and thus get it out
of Illinois street. Up to latest advices the
rival company had very strangely taken no
action on the sapens suggestion. and it
now startles the community with the BRILL.
ancy of this last financial scheme of ap.
propriating several thousand dollars of the
public money to buy substitute for what i.
advised should be given away. Wonderful
counselor and WISE
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-09

CHICAGO AND EASTERN MAIL-arrives at
4.3O A. NJ. and sop. NJ. Close,at 100 A. ~.
and : P. NJ.
PORT BYRON MAIL--viA WAtsrtown, lamp
ton, Rapids City, Port Byron and Cordova, ar
rives at 1910 A. M. Closes P. NJ
COAL VALLEY MAIL-(by cars daily, leaves
IA. 81, and arrives P. NJ. Orion and An
dover are supplied by this route.
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MAIL-arrives at $3.50
4. and 1908 P. NJ. Closes at p. ID, and
lOP.M.
ALED0 MAIL--yin Camden Mills, Andniu-
STA, Edgington, Hamlet, Psrrvton, Aledo, High
Point, Now Boston, Keithsburg, oqusWks, to
0quawka Junction, (Sagotown) leaves daily
between 8 ' A. NJ, and arrives at $3.50 p. NJ.
Mail matter for Pleasant Ridge, Hallitt, Buf-
flo Prairie, Illinois City, DruTy, Copper
Creek, and Miilersburg, goes by this route.
MONMOUTH MhIL---yIa Presumption, suer,
Viola, North Henderson, Spring Grove, and
Riohland Grove 10 Monmouth, leaves Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at A. M,
| and arrives Mondays, Wsduesdnys and Fri.
| dag at P. VI. Centre Ridge is supplied
on 1ussdsys by this route.
| CENTRE RIDGE, via Rural, once q week. Ar
rives Friday evening, AZ O'Clock, and leave
Saturday morning, at . O'clock.
SWED0NIA, via Rural, twice a week. arrives
Tuesday and Fridays at 1870 P NJ, and leaves
Wednesdays and Saturdays Mt $50 A. NJ.
This route terminates at New Windsor
OlEce hours from 7:C0 A. NJ. to 500 P. NJ,
~" SundsfJ, open from Q TO 10 AN.
NJ. b. 0sBoRS, Post Master.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-09

THE USIoE's REGARD FOR THE PUBLIC
ISrEREsrs.-The Union graciousy assures
the public that it did not copy Mr.. Thomas
original letter in reference TO tho organiza
tion and management of tho affairs Of the
Rockford railroad company, because Of its
extremity conscientious regard for the pub.
lie interest. II also takes occasion to say
that the reason it did not publish Mr..
Thomas second article in reply to DR..
Truesdale's letter published in the Union,
was because the ARGUS chad voluntarily
taken up his (Thomas') side of the question
as against the railroad company by copying
his first article from the Chicago Reuier.'
II the Uai0a had just one-half the regard
| for either truth or fairness which 1t falsely
processes to have for the public interests, it
would never make such grossly Inconsistent
and untrue statements. If by publishing
| the Rerie,v article of Mr.. Thomas we took
his s'g Of the question, will our astute
| neghbCr inform US which side of the contro.
versy we took when we voluntarily publish
ed DR.. Truesdale's letter? Our neighbor's
aversion to facts appears to be about as
strong as Satan s is supposed to be to holy
water.
While the Union is stating its position SO
far as it ever has any, why doesn't it tell
the truth and say its love of the almighty
dollar is 50 strong that it is afraid to say its
mustard seed soul is its own lest it lose
somebody's patronage which it has, or fail
to get somebody's which it ravenousIy
covets2
Before the ARGUS shall become 80 crys.
talized by love of money or so obsequious
in search of favor and patronage as to re
SNNo 80 ~'lo~ tho free discussion of public
questions in its columns, or in my maunar
compromise its independence, it shall be
discontinued. Nobody who has truth and
ustce for his allies can fear combat with
error.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-09

Police CorRT.---Mrs. Jane Qninlan was
arraigned before Magistrate Croppers count,
this morning charged with using abusive
language to one Of her neighbors. Fined
s. aud costs.
On Saturday evening, Policemen Murin
and Snyder found James Burns in blessed
state Of intoxication, and helped him down
to jail. He WAS this morning fined 81 and
costs, but having no money, was given ten
minutes in which to leave town.
Policeman Woods found John Simonson,
last evening, in very drunk condition, -
John was this morning fined 81 aud costs.
Capt Kelly, OF the Young America Res.
taurant was this morning fined $lj and
costs BY Magistrate Chopper, for assauting
and beating Marvine J. Hanlon, a printer
fsom Davenport, yesterday afternoon. Han.
lon states that he ordered dinner at the
restaurant, and when through, handed the
waiter five dollar bill from which to take
his dues. The waiter could not change it, but
gave him check for the amount owed, and
told him to pay it at the saloon. Hanlou
went down stairs but found no one there
He then stepped out for few moments on
business which he explained 10 the court,
with the Intention Of returning and paying
the bill. When he was coming back, Capt.
Kelley, whom he did not know, met him and
assaulted him in very rough manner,
striking him with his fis: o number Of times
Capt. Kelley asserts that be was trying to
get of without paying his bill While il is
true that tae asssulting party acted in u
hasty and inaccessible manner, it is also
true that our restaurant keepers are con
stantly provoked by fellows sneakng oil
without paying what they owe, and in many
cases, ordering dinners and then going of
before they Are ready. Such annoyances
are no. calculated to make q man think
twice when lie believes such an individual
is before him. Under the circumstances
however, Magistrate Chopper had not di,
erection excep; to impose the fine.
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NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN, that under instructions
L from the General Land Office, and in pur-
suancs Of the requirements Of the 9Th clause
of the Circular OF January lat, 1886, we will
receive at this office, at 10 O'clock a. NJ, on the
Is, day Of september, 1869, application to enter
the following tract Of public land. viz;
). W. OF 5. +. t, Sec. ~, TIP. 30, N. Il. 2 L.
Should there bs two or IN ORC applications for
the above and at the same time, 1t will be put
up for sale and struck of to the highest idder
VIM. +. ELKIN, Register.
Ggo. y. BLAck, Receiver.
Land Office al Springfield, His" Jniy .6.h
1869. iuly26dlAwiw.
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TINS AND THAr.-The Union had no word
Of censure for certain members of the City
Council. who. contrary to the public wei.
fare, voted for and insisted on brng ing two or
three railroads along the levee and by their
property; but when the same men vote to
extend the public wharf and to bring the
ferry landing to their property, it is public
aa'rsgs, We know nothing Of the motives
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$500 REV ARD.

TWILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD FOR
l. the arrest and delivery to me in Rock Island,
Illinois, of one LYNCH the man who was the
ringleader In the riot which occurred on the
steamer Dubuque at Hampton, HIS, on Thurs
day, the goth day Of July, A. D. 1869. The
said Lynch is large, we'll built, broad should
cred Irishman, hi. face deeply pittod with
smallpox. lie is about five feet eight or nine
inches in height, weighs 40 or $50 pounds, has
dark compilation short brown hair, no beard,
and appears to be about IS years Of age lie
received slight cut on the back Of his head
during be riot, and wore at that time n faded
gray shirt, dirk pants, dark brown coat, and
broad brimmed black hat.
WILLIAM DRURY,
Sheriff Of Rock Island County, Ills
aug2dtf
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STERLING SILVER-WARE
AND
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They offer also their we'll and unrival-
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introduced new patterns Of rare elegance. The
soI!d SILVER is guaranteed to be of sterling purity
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Orders received from the trade only, but these
goods may be obtained from responsible dealers
everywhere.