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Look at the Figures

All Summer Goods marked down.
Dress Goods worth 75c. down to Coo.
Dress Goods worth Coo. down to 45c.
Percales worth SOC down to 400.
Figured Muslins worth 25a3Oc down to zoe
Piques worth 75ca$l down to 50asOc.
All White Goods at cost; Parasols and
Sun Shades at cost; Summer Shawls at
cost.
No deception. Goods will be sold at the
above prices. A. BAMBERGER.
Clothes made to order. Good fits war.
rented.
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LAST EDITION
POCAHO 3
. SECOND VOLUME.
pROLEGOMENA.
SECOND voLU NE.

The deeply interesting incident upon which
this Drama is founded, occurred in Virginia, on
Wednesday, Oct. ~, A. D.. 1907, a. twenty six
minutes past four In the afternoon, according to
the some what highly colored and boastful mar
ration of Capt. John Smith, the famous adyen-
turer, backed by the concurrent testimony Of
contemporaneous history; but subsequent re-
search has proved that either no was mistaken,
or that err gmstanco had unwarrantabiy pls lar
lied AL affair which trsnspired at much earlier
date; for, upon examining the contents Of a
wallet found in the vest pocket of the man In
arrnor, dug up near Cape Cod, an entire epic poem
was discovered upon the very same subject,
which was written by Danish Poet, the Chevs-
lier Viking, Losg Fetiow Of the Norwegian
Academy Of Music, who fourished Ammo Co
THANH. 23J.
The poem contains several square yards Of
verse, fragment Of which 10 sdbjoined to show
It's peculiar Finnish :--
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Is the place for good bargains. They have
marked down their stock of Spring u Sum,
mer goods to cost, and some even lower to
make room for their Fall Stock. No hum.
bug in this, as We intend 10 close out our
summer goods at some price. Remember
the only place to get a good assortment of
carpets in Rock Island is at Wadsworth Il
In'a
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Young Mems Library Association.

The rooms of the Young Mems Library
Association are open from 9 A. NJ. until 10
P. NJ. every day except Sundays. A large
and well selected assortment of works now
on hand. Tickets three dollars, which can
always be procured of the Secretary.
msy6dlv,
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A Fact,

MAY BROTHERS are closing out their
entire stock OF Spring and Summer Dress
Goods, parasols, marsellies trimmings, cot.
ton hose, gloves, hoop skirts, and corsets at
prices much below their value. They are
not going to quit the business, but wish to
make room for fall goods.
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Great Reductions !

Being DESTROYS Of reducing my stock be
fore the close OF the season, have marked
down prices on all staples, Dress Goods,
Lace and Berege, Shawls, Millinery Goods,
&c. Particular attention is called to lot
of Alpacss at erie and 35c per yard.
B. NEwBURCrR.
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A NICE refreshing shower visited this
section this forenoon -DarenpoH Democrat.
We've been refreshed over hero so much
that we'd raise quite little collection il
it would secure a few days scorc.irg.
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MERcANTiLE AGENcY "A. Il. GsanRrr,
representing the American Defensive Ner.
camille Agency is il town, md will probably
give our business men hnaucio, measare
meut.
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Crockery Tumbling.

The reason the prices of crockery are
tumbling is because David HAYES & Son are
selling SO cheap on this side that the Dav.
export merchants are compelled to come
down with their prices to keep the Hawk
Eyes from coming over here to trade When
you want crockery, call on Halves & Son.
diff
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REMARK

REMARKS.
On the morning of the 9th, foggy.
On the l2th, rain. Quantity, 0:lS of au
inch.
From the 18th to the 18th, rain Quantity
0:66 of an inch,
From the 18th to tho nth, rain Quantity
OIL Of an irch.
from the l4th to the 10th, rain. Quantity
OOj Of an inch.
On the morning Of tho 18th, rain. Quantity
0:S0 Of an inch.
Quantity Of rain daring the week, l:3C
inches.
WM. Is. BANKS,
Hospital Steward L. S. A.,
Observer.
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HoRsGs To BE- SoLp.-Marshal Mitsch
has taken up two stray horses and intends to
sell them at aueiion next Monday if no ono
calls for them before See the notice.
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RuRAL.-They are fencing in cer.a
blocks in Davenport The streets over
there make capital pastures. a good stock
range is Davenport.
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BoDY FouNp-The body of tho colored
boy belonging to Dan Rice's circus, who was
drowned OF Davenport few days ago, has
been recovered.
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WEsroS, the walkist, wants to secure be
Davenport Fair Grounds fora LITTLE summer
walk.
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v"u SLarld miss seeing IT,
| A HOUSE Manufactured Hass has a
new and splendid brick block. He realizes
the fact, but not half so much as the public.
He has done good thing for that quarter
of Illinois street, and is now fully prepared
to do business in first class style. He is in
ship shape and people hope he will make
money. Last evening he gave the structure
a regular old "house warming His friends
were there in crowds. The lower hall fur
nshed an excellent field for the tripping of
the light, fantastic toe. The Rock Island
string band furnished additional induce.
ments, and until the extremely small hours
arrived, the screaming of fddles and the
roar of base viols arose with voluptuous
swell, soft eyes looked love to eyes which
spske again, and all went merry as mar
riage bell without any Of the solemn horrors
which followed that musical prelude to Rip
Van Wrinkles woes. A general desire for a
good time predominated, and waltz and qua.
drille whirled the glowing hours around sin
ust no time at all, as an enthusiastic Terp.
ischorean averred. On the upper floor the
usual refreshments sbounded, where Fred.
dispensed his genial hospitality with q Law.
ish hand, and his admirers drank the un.
varying toast of the twentyyears sleeper
Heres to your health, the health of your
wife and your family, and may yos live long
and prosper. Yah, das list oil right" When
we left the fun WAS at its height.
The building is thoroughly substantial
large airy, and commodious.. On the upper
floor the shop is located, and in the cspa.
clous hall opening on the street will be the
stove store and ssles-room. Fred. ia Young
but full Of pluck, and is evidently iuten, on
building up large establishment and
fourishing business That his head NAV
keep level, and his pocket book keep swell. |
ing is the cordial wish Of his many friends
.-
CHEAP BAROMETER. Mpsos,;,s
JoarnIlis responsible for the following =
1t is said that cup of coffee is sure bar. |
ometer, If you allow the sugar to drop 10 |
the bottom of cup and watch the bubbles
arise without disturbing the coffee. If the
bubbles collect in the middle, the weather
will be fine ifthey adhere to the cup, form
ing ring, it will be rainy and if the bub.
bles separate withou. assuming any fixed
position, changeable weather msy be ex'
pec.sd, 1
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FoRrY CENTs line will be charged for
each insertion ef all articles under this hesd.
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May Bros.

Have Just received large assortment OF
Marse'lies, plain aud striped Jaconets, Swiss
and Nainsooks, French and American lawns.
We are selling the celebrated "Grsud Ouch.
es.e' Kid Gloves. Call and see them,
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LOCAL OoxvMN.
at Wadsworth & Cos.

FIFTEEN CENTS a line will be charged for
each insertion Of articles under this head.
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$500 REV ARD.

OST in Davenport, Rock Island or on the
IL Ferry, between A. n. and o'clock, p. M,
on this day, between $1,000 d $780, in a roll
Of bills one $500 note and the balance in 500,
and $50 notes. I will give 5000 reward for the
return ofthe money to me at the Rodman House,
Rock Island,
June 24-dtf. T. j. HART
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Orders for Job Printing will meet with prop
attention at the Argus OFFICE, and be e1sou1oa
in the very best manner and at reasonable rat1s'
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-16

BlDDlsoN's planning mill is flooded to day
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METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS
raken at Post Hospital, Rock Island Arsenal, for
the week ending July 18th, 1869.
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The great incompre hensble
Musical Mvatcry

40 Ieab
Musical Myatcry
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
This wonderful negro boy pianist, who is at
tracing SO much attention throughout the coun-
try, was born in Georgia. Blind from bis birth,
and without ray Of ordinary intelligence, yet
be plays the most difficult Operatio pieces, not
only brilliantly and beautifully, but with all the
taste, experience and feeling of the most distin-
guished artist. When his mind beoam clouded,
and the veil of darkness drawn over his eyes, al
if to make amends for the infection upon the
poor negro boy, a flood of light was poured into
his brain. and his mind became an opera Of beau
ty, written by the hand of God, in sylIables Of
music, for the delight Of the world. lie is pre-.
sented 20 the public rs surprising everything
hitherto known as q musical phenomenon.
Admission 80 Cents. Reserved seats, rs Cents
Doors open at u o'clock I; to commenceat 8.
;Eass~ Seats may be secured in advance at De
voc & Champions book stOrs. l5dtd.
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grasshopper lit on sweet potatoe vine
On sweet potatoe yine-on sweet pota'
toe vine
And great gobble turkey came along up
behind.
And snaked him oil from that sweet pota.
toe vine.
The above is original. We publish it to
show that we have "poick" at our establish.
ment as well as the Rim.
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JOSH B.--Josh Billings on "imsgiua.
shun" and "terbacker' is as "follers:'
lmsginashuu, too much INDUCED in, soon
is tortured intu reality; this IL one way good
boss thiefs are made. A man lenes over q
Tense oil day, and imasins the boss in the
lot belongs tew him, and, sure enuf, the
first dark mite the boss does.
IF you must chsw terbacker, young man,
for Heavens sake chaw old plugg--it IL the
nastyest.
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To-Day's Advertiser to
list or LETTERS

.DEMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE POST
II Office at Rock Island, State. Of Illinois, on
July 10th, 1862:
Bruback A Miner Mrs Martha
Baker All Mapes Frank
Bockus Frances Nelson Andrew
BlaisdeiiEW owens Samuel
Baxter Miss Jennie 0'Sullivan Mrs
Blake Miss Jennie OSulivan Daniel II
conroy John Rogers Mrs Thomas
Coleman Rev z Richmen $
Farley John Rigley Mary
iillett Miss Nettie Rigley Johu
loRc Stranger Samuel
diamond ii Senss Pauline
Hanson swan Stafford Miss Nellie
Hartweh Mrs Stont Cbas NJ
! Jostn Is Strecher Karl
! Knight James X Tanner W M
| knshlptb Talnage Charlotte
Mooney Michael Wooden jerome
Martin Miss Maggie
10 obtain any of these letters. the applicap
must cal for "Adoertised Letters" and give III,
date Of this list. A6
e4s-Tf not called for within one month the,
will DO sent to the Dead Letter Once.
MARCUS b. OSBORN. p. NJ.
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;Dailp ARGUS.
Premium Job Printing.

friday Evening, July IS, 1869.
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J, NJ. BUF0RD, Mayo,

Attest
j. FRANK CONWAY, Clerk.
julyl ,d5t.
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.DEMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE POST
II Office at Rock Island, State. Of Illinois, on
Julv 18th 1879,
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.julyl6i2t.
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This highly interesting drama will be pre-
scented at Darts Hall, this evening. No
sLarld miss seeing il.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-01-07

one Of the most dangerous, and mis-.
chievous, and terrible things possible.
Nothing 20 speedily and surely marks
their course downward. They acquire
under cover of night an unhealthiness
Of mind, vulgar and profane language,
obscene and criminal practices and sen
timents, and lawless. riotous bearing.
fall, that boys generally acquire the ed.
ucation and the capacity for becoming
rowdy, dissolute men. Parents, do you
believe it? Will you keep your chill
dren home nights, and see that Their
home is made pleasant and profitabls?"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-01-07
mission Of our Senators will add snoth-

mission Of our Senators will add anoth-
er increase In this direction.
A noted Chinese bandit and black
mailer, Linsianman, has been captured
in Shanghe. He will be punished by
being put into box Of such shape tina
he can neither lie down, sit, nor stand;
his head and hands will protrude, and
he will be left exposed to sun, wind,
and rain, until he dies Of exhaustion or
starvation.
A blacksmith in Wyoming Valley,
whose name is unknown, was the first
man who used the anthracite coal Of
Pennsylvania as fuel. This was in 17Os.
A century later, in 1908, Judge Fell, Of
Wilkesbare, used it In CRATE for heat
ing his family mansion. In the year
did not exceed three hundred and sixty
three tons--onc ton for each day. In
1866 the annual production had reached
1900, 600 tons-43, 600 tons per day.
A new product for cloth manufacture
is coming forward, in the shape Of
american China grass or "Ramie. -
1t grows luxuriantly in the South west
ern States, and has already become an
article Of commerce. The fabrics made
from 1t resembles silk 20 nearly, that
none but practiccd eye can detect the
difference. Its distinction from silk 10
more easily discovered by the touch,
than by the sight. 1t promises to be-
I come valuable article Of trade.
The Scientific american has a long and
finely illustrated article on the "Lenox
Top" as it is called-a vast improve
ment on any top known to our boy hood.
1trests its claim for pre-eminence on
five points; first it will spin half all
hour. or more; second it gives motions
to other object, making marbles or dolls
spin round it as satellites; third, it gives
motion to paper tubes, ornamented, so
that they appear like Venetian glass
goblets; fourth, variation Of tho two
foregoing; and ffth, it will carry another
top ION its shoulders like Sinbad the
Sailor; both revolving at the same
time"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-01-07

PLANT FLOWERS. are In receip,
OF "vick's Illustratsd Catalogus and
Floral Guide lox. leg. Any one whs
desires to beautlfy h1s home 81 rAisina
flowers should send ten cents TO Jalnea
Wick, Rochester, N. r., for Al Illustra-
tied Catalogue; and he will have unlim-
'ited information A. to how and with
what he shall best succeed In 90 doing.
And in procuring flower seeds from,
Wick, one has the satisfaction OF know
ting that they are good and fresh-that
the rule will be for them to grow, the
exception, to fail. Aside from this, the
catalogue is IN itself valuable, contain
ing - it does, good representations OF
almost every plant known to American
florists. Wick Is certainly doing much
towards that which he gives as his de-
sire-"to scatter choice flowers all over
our country, to add beauty to the beau
tiful, and to make tho desert blossom as
the rose"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-01-07

fAcKARD's MONTHLY The Young
MEMS magazine stands pre.eminent
among the cheapest and best American
Magazines. The January number con-
'tains 1.-THE Flight and Capture Of Jeffer.
son Davis" by E. A. Pollard 1.-THE
Virtue OF Persistence" by Horace Gree
ley; Workshops and Sanctums," by
Geo. Wakeman "Wanted-An Honest
Doctor" By J. Austin Sperry; one Of
Ohser Dyer's interesting papers on
AstrepsitfAn life; "How Newspapers
are Made" N article by A. J. Cum
manga which combines the interesting
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CONTINUED from last week.
that they will receive immediate and
respectful attention whenever they
choose to call and settle-and 1.-The soon
er, the quicker"
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MARRIED..

Dec. Goth, by J. s. Tuthill, J. F., Mr. Edwin
Shelter, and Miss Ella Mason.
At the Lutheran Parsonage Dec 3lst 1898
by Rev. ID. =. Altman, Mr.. Cha's sylvester. OF
Jasper county, Iowa, to Miss Allimonia Will
Ter, of Cedar county Iowa.
At the residence Of the brides father in
Fairfield township. Cedar county. by VIM.
Elliott, Esq, Mr.. DANIEL HARkINs and Miss
NANCY HoYLR.
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THE WEEK OF PRAYER.-This week
union meetings have been and are being
held at seven o'clock each evening, as
follows:
Monday, in Lutheran church; Tues
day, Congregational; Wednesday, Pres
'byterian; Thursday, Reformed; Friday,
M. T..
These meetings are presided over by
the respective Pastors, as their several
houses Of worship are occupied. Special
subjects for consideration and prayer are
named for each evening. The attend
nnce SO far has been good, and the excr-
cises interesting.
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aud Instructive In Q remarkable degree
"6treet Children Of New York." by N.
D. Urner; all this and more, besides the
valuable Editorial Department. But
the strangest feature is the price-one
dollar per year, with reductions to clubs.
Send ten cents for specimen number to
=. 8. Packard, 937 Broadway, New
York
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LOOK AFTER Your BoYs.-Below we
publish scrap of golden advice to par
ents from one of our exchanges. It is
commended to the attention Of parents
in this place:
1.-THE practice of allowing boys to
spend their evenings in the streets ID
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-01-07

CHANGE.-Thc official status Of J. G.
Belts was changed from that of County
Judge to County Auditor at precisely
twelve o'clock last Thursday night. In
the line of his new official duties he is
this week acting as clerk of the Board OF
Supervisors. VIM. Elliott, Esq, has
shouldered the responsibilities and
stands ready to perform the duties OF
Clerk Of the District Court; and Jesse
James began with the new year upon
his second term as County Recorder
the only change in this case being that q
part of the duties which have heretofore
devolved upon the Recorder pow and
hereafter will belong to the Auditor.
This consists IN the change of the Co.
Plat and Transfer books, and the work
therein, from the office Of the former to
that Of the latter.
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Andy Johnson's last has been set to
music by the Detroit Tribune in the fol.

lowing metre:
Blow We the trumpet. blow,
The scarce expectant sound
Let all the traitors know,
To earth's remotest bound
That Johnson's Jubilee has come:
Return. ye sneaking rebels home.
PAINTING HousEs.-Repeated exper-
iments prove that paint applied between
November and March, will last twice as
long as that applied in warm weather
The reason is that in cold weather the
component parts of the paint form q
hard substance on the surface, as hard
almost as glass; but in warm weather
the oil penetrates the boards, and tho
paint wears Oft.
The Atlanta Daily Era says of the
election Of Grant: Since the election Of
the great Captain Of the age to the Pres
idency, real estate has advanced in this
city not less than Atty per cent. The
four words-"Let us have peace" have
done more for the future Of the South
than language can express. This I'D.
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II p. DEAN has hundreds OF pairs OF
L splendid CALF BOOTS which he il solling
at from $3.50 to 900, worth from 90 to8.
AS-Hundrcds are using RIGGS COMPOUND
HOARHOUND COUGH SYRUP and pro-
nounce 1t the very best medicine for Coughs.
Colds, &c Try 1t.
For sale by Hall 4 Schumacher, Upton
s. s. Chambers 4 Co, Springdale; F. $. 4 II. A.
Jcpson, West Branch; V. r. Cornwall, Downey
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE One Of those
extremely windy nights some thres
weeks ago, the residence of Mrs. John
Huey, a widow lady, living in Cass
township, Was entirely destroyed by
fire. The building was also occupied
by Mr.. F. Huey and family, who sue
ceeded in saving most of their bedding
and clothes, but tho widow lost every
thing except small chest of her boys
clothing aud the garments she wore, not
having time even to put her shoes upon
her feet. Loss, about 81, 800. Cause
the old story Of y defective flue."
We learn the above particulars from
our wide awake friend John Dance.
AT the regular meeting Of the Upton
Musical Association, on Saturday even
ing, January I'd, the following officers
were elected for the current year:
President, Judge TuthiIl.
Vice President, DR.. Kennedy.
Secretary, Jesse James.
Treasurer, VIM. McCroskey.
Business Conn., Jerome swineheart,
WIN. -. w OO0l6.
Conductor, Prof Dearborn.
Assistont Conductor, VIM. S. Woods.
Pianist, Mrs. DOwd.
Asst. Pianist, Willie Tuthill.
The Association meets regularly every
Saturday evening, where all disposed to
aid in promoting and developing musi-
cal interests are respectfully invited to
attend.
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''Spring 1t Is CHEEKY,
Winter is dreary,
Green leaves hang, but the brown must fly;
When he Is shaken,

Lone and forsaken,
What can an old man do but dic?"
Why, take Plantation Btters, to be sure, and
with them new lease of life. The old are
made young again, the middle-aged rejoice,
and the young become doubly brilliant by
using this splendid Tonic. Dyspepsia, Heart
burn, Liver Complaint, Headache. Pains in
the side. "Crick in tho Back" and all symp-
toms OF stomach Derangement, yield Mt once
to the health-givlng influence Of Plantation
Bitters. They add strength to the system and
buoyancy to the mind.
MAGNOLIA WATER Is a delightful toilet artcle-su
erior to Cologne, at half the price
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Now IL tho time to get rights for Fore
mans Wood Preserver.

REsIGNATIoN.-We publish elsewhere
the letterof C. r. Scott, concerning his re-
signation as District Attorney on account
of continued i'll health. Mr.. s. was IN
efficient officer, and we are sorry 70 learn
Tint hts rssignation hes become necss-
gary. We hear Hon. w. q. Thompson
of Marion. spoken Of = the probable
appointse 70 81 tse vacaney.