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sOCIETY.-Essays for Young Men, on tho
honor and happiness of Marriage, ana the
evils and dangers of Celibacy-with sanitary
help for the attainment OF mans true position
in life. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Adj
adclpEia. Pa May 2i 3mO
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CHAPTER III.

l dr. AESN ER.
SEC. ~. Answer, what to contain.
lI3. Counter claim. Several dc.
fences.
III. Demurrer anu answer, when
allowed.
Ito. Sham and irrelevant defcnces
to be stricken ont.
SEC. 1T2. The answer OF the defend
ant must contain:
l. a general or specific denial of each
material allegation Of the complaint con-
trovertel by the defendant, or of any
knowledge or information thereof suffi-
cient to form q belief.
2. a statement of any new matter con-
stituting defence or counter claim, in
ordinary and concise language, without
repetition.
Sec. 173. The counter claim mention
ed in the last Section must he one exist
ing in favor Of defendant, and against a
plaintiff. between whom several iude-
ment might be had in tho action. and
arising out of one of the following causes
of action:
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A Pennsylvania poet who wrote in
some tender lines addressed to his love,
we will hnllow her grave with our tears, ;
was surprised at call from Henrietta's
brother next morning, armed with a
club, and who extended stirring invi-
tation to him to como down and havo
his head broken, which he declined. The
local paper had made the line read: eve
will harrow her grave with our steers"
Lady franklin, who is now in New
York, is not the widow of Ben. Frank
lin, as many suppose, but of the man
who went a-fshing for North Poles, got
bite, and was pulled in.
John Phoenix speaks Of Fort Yuma,
on the Colorado River, as being place
"where the thermometer stands at 2l2
degrees in the shade, and the hens lay
hard-boiled eggs"
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oVhO"ahia

diction, and to have control of all tho
subsequent proceedings A voluntary
appearance of defendant is equivalent
to personal service of the summons upon
him.
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~. Objection, when waived.
SEC: !66. The only pleading on the
part OF the defendant is either demurrer
or an answer. 1t must DO served within
twenty days after the service of the copv
of the complaint.
SEC 167. The defendant may demur
to the complaint when it shall appear
upon tho face thereof, either
l. That the Court has no Jurisdiction
OF tue person of the defendant, or the
subject of the action: or,
2: That the plaintiff has not legal ca
pacity to sue; or,
B.. That there is another action pend.
ing between the same parties, for the
samo cause; or,
4. That there is defect of parties
plaintiff or defendant; or,
5. That several causes of action have
been improperly united; or,
=. That the complaint does not state
1acts sufficient to constitute q cause of
action.
SEC. 1GS. The demurrer shall distinct.
~ specify the grounds of objection TO
the complaint. Unless it do SO. it NAV
bs tlsrcgarded. It may be taken to the
whole complaint or to any of the ollcrcd
causes of action stated therein.
SEC. lG9. If the complaint be amended
copy thereof must be served on the de-
tendant, who must answer it within
twenty days, or the plaintiff, upon filing
with the Clerk. On due proof of the ser.
vice. and of tho defendants omission.
may proceed to obtain judgment, rs pro.
v,dcd by Section two hundred aud sixty
nine; but where nm application to the
Court for judgment is necessary, eight
days notice thereof must be given to the
defendant.
SEC. ITO: When any of the matters
enumerated in Section ono hundred and
sixty-seycn do not appear upon tho fnco
OF the complaint, the objection NAV be
taken by answer.
SEC. Ill. If no such objection be
taken either by demurrer or answer. the
defendant shall be deemed to have
waived the same, excepting only tho OBJ
jcction to the .jnlislictiou Of the Court,
and the objectiod that the complaint does
not state fucts sufficient to constitute
cause os action.
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Selling Off to Close Ont

A intend hereafter to keep only FIRST.
"a y: CLASS JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT,
VIII sci ont, at and below cost, my ENTIRL
STOCK OF Pistols Guns, Powder FIasks, Shot
p0uches, Caps, Cartridges, Powder and all
other Fancy Articles.
ALSO,
tnc lot OF FANS, selling very low
ISAAC SULZBACHER,
juno l Columbia Hotel Row.
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TITLE VI.

TITLE VI.
OF THE PLEADINGs IN CIVIL ACTIONS.
CHATTER I. Tho complaint.
II. The demurrer.
III. The answer.
~. The reply.
y. General rules of pleading.
VI. Mistakes and amendments.
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Pine-B1ld Cordial.

Pine-Blld Cordial.
Manufactured by
X. BARRY IS CO., COLUMBIA, 6, C..
YTNHIS delicious CORDIAL is made from, tho
u Young buds Of the Pine, and it's use Wa
confidently recommend to those who aufler
from Throat and Lung Diseases, MS we'll as
those who suffer from Rheunla atism and Dis
cases of the Kidneys.
B L a G K B E RRY CORDIAL.
Manufactured by Il. Barry d; Co.
This CORDIAL is made from tho fruit OF
tho "Bittor, or High Eush Blackberry" and
IS very fine. The valuable properties of the
Blackberry arc we'll known.
NIInt Cordial,
Manufactured Jy Il. Barry ts Co.
1Els Cordial Is made from the fresh plant.
The use OF Mint as q Stomachic and Anti
Spasmodic, is known to all.
We offer to the public the above CordiaIs,
They are our own manufacture, and are mado
from the best materials The spirit usod is
that from the grape; (we use no other;) the
sugar ie the finest refined, and the other in
gradients are all fresh and pure. These Cor
dlais arc entirely free from drugs and the
essential oils, 30 much used at the present
day IN the manufacture Of Cordals, Bitters
and LiQucurs. The Blackberry is sliphtly
sriced; the others are without spice.
Independent OF their medicinal qualities.
these Cordials will be found grateful and plea
sant as beverages or light stmulants. Cor
dlals should not be used before the morning
meal. r. BARRY Il co
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The MEETING ON MoNDAY.-The meet
ing of the reform party, held at this
place on Monday last, was the largest po-
litioal gathering that has assembled here
since the war. Many townships in the
County were we'll represented by white
and colored delegates, and we doubt if
ever, on any similar occasion, more inte-
rest was manifested. The church was
crowded to its utmost capacity, and
numbers Of persons had to remain out
side. A large number of colored persons
gave their attention, and it is to be
hoped, profted by what they heard.
The meeting was addressed by Messrs.
j. z. Aldrich, Robert Aldrich and DR..
b. W. Lawton, who were followed by
Messrs. William Nixon md BENJAMIN
Hews, two of the colored delegates, who
acquitted themselves in O becoming
style, and their remarks wcre greeted
with rounds of applause. DR.. Lawton,
IN the course OF his remarks, thought it
advisable to postpone making nomina.
tions for the present-that our people
should have more time to prepare them
selves, and, on motion Of james Gard
ner, vote was taken, and the time for
making the nominations postponed.
Everything passed off pleasantly dur
ing the day, and the only thing like O
disturbance, that we heard Of. some six
or eight young colored bucks, who
"couldn't see the point" followed Ben.
Hews for some distance below tho vii
iage, endeavoring to get up row, and
but for the presence of our worthy In
tendant, something serious might have
resulted. Ben. believes in South Caro-
lima all the time, and can stand his hand
with any of them, and in tho church
made no remarks calculated to offend
any one. This inference or attempt to
mob man for expressing his sentiments,
1t matters not to what party ho may be-
long, is serious matter. and in every
instance should and will be brought to
justice.-Ba7naceN Sentinel
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CHAPTER I.

165. Complaint, what to contain.
SEC. l6a. All the forms of pleading
heretofore existing are abolished; and
hereafter, the forms of pleading in
civil actions in Courts of Record, and
the rules by which the sufficiency of the
pleadinags is to bo determined, are those
prescribed by this Act.
SEC. l64. The first pleading on the
part of the plaintiff is the complaint.
SEC. 1G5. The complaint shall con-
tain:
l. The title of the cause, spccifying
the name Of the Court in which the nc.
tlon is brought, the namc of tho County
IN which the plaintiff desires the trial to
DC had. and the names of the parties to
the action--plaintiT and defendant.
2. n plain and concise statement of
the fncts constituting canse of action,
without unnecessary repetition.
.: a demand of the relief to which the
plaintiff snpposcs himself entitled. Ii
the recovery OF money be demanded, the
amount thereof shall be stated.
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CHAPTER II.
THE DEMURRER.
oEc. lt6. Defendant to dcmur or an
Swcr.
l6|. When the defendant may de-
muir.
i6S. demurrer, what to specify.
l6o. How to procee if complaint
be amended.
ITO. Objection not appearing on
complaint.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-14

An act making appropriations for the
support OF the army for the year end
in@ 'Irn, :hirticth, eighteen hundred
and seventy, and for other purposes.
he it enacted 10y the Senptc and Hons,
of Representatives of the United Stale,
of America in Congress assembled. Th1f
the following suns be, and the same ar
hereby. appropriated, out of any money
i'll the treasury not otherwise aprror,i-
aled. for the support OF the army for the
year ending the thirticth OF June. EIGHT
cen hundred and sc.enty:
For expenses of rec ui'in9 and trans
Portation of recruits, fifty thousand dol
lar>.
For pay Of tie army, eleven million
dollars.
For Communication Of officers sub,is-
ta2cr, one million five hundred thousand
dollars.
For Communication Of forage for officers
horses, twenty thousand dollars.
For payment in lieu of clothing for
officers servants, two hundred Thousand
dollars.
For payments to discharged soldiers
Tor clothing not drawn, two hundred
thousand dollars
For subsistence in kind for regular
troor' and employees. four million five
hundred thousand dollars.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
i. II. lEaitiN. Solicitor OF Patent.
Lat" ag"ntof L. $. Patent once. Washington, ulnd.
tie act IF I>}1.l
STATE stree ,,..t..-t:. III. So.

Late aE'nt'i |. 5. Patent uhee. Washington, Ulndc,
tie act Of I>}7.l
- STATE stree Opposite KIT; Street, boston.
Alter az extensive Practice # upwards OF fyv.r, .
Ftdi '"ii'iur~ u secure patents III j:ie Ilt., S,
H. 'TE-it FrItilH. France ard ether i,r,s,, -
Hlt> caveats, SPECIFIC dtou> Eo'ls, Assignments 81,
3" papers %. cravings lur patients. execute. on H. ,
rIiL>. ana "Itu despatch R,Sea-Ch,., ma . -
American oT ipre-u works ittc milne fht.
~ G'lit3 OF patcu l. or eIItuI>-Hr! l... ,i
LdNic" Rendered IL all matters touching Same fI
81 III" claims Il any patent furnished by renj.tirf
Assignments recorded al WasEi'lgtuu. - -
TESTIHo
Il regard M. Eddy the most succes.,,
ala capable practitioners with whom have rad ,t.-i
a. Intercourse. CHAS. MASON 1890
Commissioner OF Patents
Il have no hesitation in assuring inventors maj IL
canuot employ person more Competent and trUSi
worthy, and dpaJIe putting their anIicsii
consideration al the patent Office"
EDACND BU kk r. Late Commission, OF Pateu.s
MI. Il. Ii. EDDY has nade tor Is applications on
all b"tonc Of winch patents have beer granted 49,.
hat Is now pending Such unmistakeGUr proof OF .raat
talent and ability his part leads recomf1.r'
al nventors 70 apply 10 him 10 procure their ranr
as they may > OF having the most faithful fta,
t"i bestowed on their cases, and at very reasouaL
cHarEr>.' JOHN TAGGAkT
Daring eight moEths the subscriber. in course Of fis
large Practice, made twice rejected Applicant
10 appeals, every OF which decided iii his tsv 49,
" the commission OF patents, L. H. EDI1t ~
Boston, Jan. ], L7v.-ly, -
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A GOOD CHANCE.

FOR ANY ONE OFT OF BUSINESS!
The subscriber vii! ell his house Eastern Avonu.
Nl-o shop stock, Fixtures. aud Will of his Up
h'l- cry EstIl l-irucnt. Any WE. ing buy b.
= not acquainted with the work. | will top with
them rwh lr and teach them the business. This ,st.s-
istnon' has good OF Who'll -ll, and retail trade,
"hich is cOn-tInflv increasing.
k son Tor wi-hins srlI-ill health.
J / CASINO
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MAVERICK HOUSE.
81 EAST BOSTON.
So JOHN \. PAEks. Pr

- MINIS, ITOpfltIOr.
This Family hotl which z fthe first contain.
about two hundred rooms, is only fifteen ,prt, I'll
rom state RET; horse leave scollay- EpfIsin,,
every fifteen Lii ut,=. pas ly the Loa-a. r,r.i.,,
tolrd = Per dry; oard = the week, S to sla. Room.
withou; board - to > per week. ,julv7o
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-01-14
Auftion and Private Sales.
A U C T ! o N :!

The subscriber will sell at auction MONDAY, the
18th day OF January $50, At u o'clock, NJ on the
premises, the FARM lately owned and occtpied by
HENRY HARVEY. deceased. situated in RveCate and
known a nc DEACoN CoHU"N FARM 1t consists OF
about 4, ACRES OF LAND, dwelling house wood
shed and barns good stream Of WATER running 10
the house. Ter1Ls made known at the time OF sale
ROBERT HARVEY.
Administrator the Estate of Henry Harvey.
Barnet, Dec. 3, 1861. q1-Gt
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BLANKS For SA--.
Department Cards, 20 els. b.. -'-
Teachers Licenses, % Is. pc ~, -.
Marriage Certificates. - rs. pei -
Tax Ellis, 5i.O0 per Hlo1.,
Receipts, so cts. per h-nartd.
- seat boy mail On r,-e # 10. f-..
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laurllu 4 Cos Column.

KILL THE DEMON Of Pam. Wolcot,'s Pain
Pii>f r-novcs pain INSTANTLY. and heal old lcers
W, lc1tt'z luuhiiatnr CIt rTl. bronchitis and
Cold in head. sod hg II Druggist and III Chat
/ ham 81 .rr y. y.
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1t Would be a
SUITABLE FOR A SMALL SHOP

buding-would make good SHOE SHOP. Rent reasop.
BILE. 900
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Farm for Sale

The Suhcrh,r nov, off fr sae the Farm b.lopcinc
TO the cs.au of II. X y-r, late Of Bark said farm
Ii y mile Eorth OF BUkc Hollow, ard ccnf,lns rwo
hndryd lud ST acres Of good IL, d III good SAT-. G..
cultivation. Dv.g - tons of Hay 81 wear l. on, Of
the hc-t dairy farms. IF heavy timber land,
vii a good chaucr frr sugariug. Will he sold yCry
cheap, thr III stock, Cops and Farming osls
if d=cd part Of the pl.c,s,. g,n remain on Mort
-,T-c
Address JOHN \ TYLER. Administrator
I;urkr, VI. -l,f
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FOR SALE :

The real estate torlnc " occupied and now owned bv
The -uh riber situated in the will gc of East Burke
dwelling l. use, -t,rics in front newly ren,red
also good lew horse BAN. with runnin Watrr near
it. and of land. For further plrticul,r. en-
lri-e Of GEORGE GREGORY, East Burkr. or Of The
subscriber. + T. DUTfDN, Barton l. tndiul, Vt
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PERFECT SATISFACTION

price III alwlv~ n r,.l g.. I,.,r than tn. al
l'''i's c'" '. '.ou-'r ia his 'asr> from E.ta
VI" l"'N. lon' "r'rr- i'll c,i,r p. .ur att..;i
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-28
ERIE RAILWAY.
Democrat;

TIE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE TO THE East
This com any nov control and operate thirteen
hundred N les OF road, extending from Cincin.
nsts, cieveland Dunkirk, Buffalo and Roohssts,
To- New York.
It's OF the six feet gauge, nearly . third wider
than other roads, ensbiiug the company TO con
struct an a use Goa hes correspond nyly large,
and more comfortable. lite traes hss been placed
lu thofougn repair by the cub ,titution OF .,ee
rails st such points as are ss hJsctsd the great
est service, and here the hi CHEST rate of speed
required to he made.
New aHd improved sleeping coaches acoomp apy
al night trains They a-e heated by steam, per
tectiy Ventilated. c0Hts n elegant and spaci..u,
tressing aud state rooms, and cumbine all tn,
moiern impr sTotnents.
Excellent lining saloons ere located at con
genisut points upon the line, whore ample tim
is nilo we'd tor meals.
Three express trains daily are run from the
western termini Of the road to New Y ork withou,
'nange, making as quick time a by any other
route.
To long distance run without changs-sS0
miies-and the spsciou. accommodations of its
broad gauge G. aches. especially commend this
route to families and ladies.
Tickets via this popular line csn be obi aimed
at all principal ticket Offices throughout tn.
country.
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-oEr1nARo.s xAcar cIun

( SMOKING Is the hnest bright Iohaccn made Be
ing Tree from Nicotine, which A. extracted by Il
patent process, II does not Iniure weak constitu-
/ uous. Per'ons Of sedeutary occupations as well
as students and literary men will find rome OF
tue lurious after effects, resulting from ordina
tobacco. and p, uud vail Iast tw &c. rs long
| other kinds 1t does not clog the r,ipe. Dor
/ bum the tongue
| LokILLA ADS EUREKA Smoking has he
come 81 popular, that many IA, itations Of q
worthless character are offered for sac by some
dealers because theg buy the counterfeit ar
tIcs Tor little lees; an the same are caIcu-
/ lated 10 deceive the customers We desire TO di
rect their attrnri,n To the imposition that Is
pract'eod upon them they are tue main L.
sers thereby, being Obliged to pay "a much al
retail for 1t rs will buy the genuine article.
In addition to the above. We have many favor
Ute brands, which will be shown with pleasure
cirru ar giving prices, scuunt. terms. 4c
will be mailed upon application.
L0RILLAt DIS CENTURY Chewing hns now
become - well-known hat deem it useless to
pack 500 daily IN the sma / tin fol papers any
longer and have therefore discontinue the same
Or various brand of Smoking, Chewiugs Plug
Tobsccos. and Sunfs. vail be found upon trial
only popular goods, hut at prices defving
compe iti0n from responsible manufacturers eve
rNwhere- Ne a'e continually produc NJ ovel-
ties 10 which the Notice of the Trade Is invited
p. L0RTLLARD 4 co.
l6. Is and 2a Chambers ST.. New York
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Notice of Registration,

eiAFE OF ILL NOls,
vi oonNrY OF RICK ISLAND.
@, N"''ee Is hereby given that /, Porter
SAlnNeF' Mayor of the City OF Rock Island,
have, by virtue OF the power ves,.d ;, m.
oy Inc city charter, appointed John Barpe.
A Briggs aud j. Frank Conway Judys. If
shs Election tor members OF the Board Of
Education OF Rock Island School D,s,,;o,
to be held at the CITY Council ,oo,, =.
'wenty'eigh'h day O. June; and the psr.o ,ns
above named are hereby notified 10 MAJ,
at the Council room on Tuesday. ,h.
seventh day OF June, to prepare
from the poll lists register of voters A.
on the twenty first dav OF the same mon,h
to make all necessary corrections and sl,srs.
tions thereto.
In testimony whereof have hereun,o Sc,
my hand and caused the seal of the city to
be fixed this 10Th day OF May A. D. 1870.
P. SKINNER, Mayor.
Attest: j. FRAsK ucNwAY, City Clerk.
26d5t
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We Believe In Acysr.,,pp

The ARGUS otioe the best in Western Hi
nOis.
Z 10 the most thoroughly managed, the best
equipped and appointed, and has most skill
fni ~orxmeL u"ney can procure.
We can do ali manner of work in the most
expeditions manner.
We can print cards double en-mel, pearl
ant que, bristol, china, in gold, silver, tint.
col
Our visiting and Wedding card. oommana
universal AZ III ration.
Our bali and Invitation cards are typographi
sal m,dels
bHSrnsss cards. shipping cards. raiiraad card =
stsar cards. snVr caTa., aly other cards, dvp,
a. tho shortest notice.
Bill heals, ehscse, drafts letter heads, envel-
opes. statements, or bills Of iadiug perfsctly
executed
SO do splendid poster work, of every de.orip
t;nu.
Lawyers driefs, oataloSne- folders, price
Lists. spasahes or sermons, printed at the AKeus
office are unexcsied.
We print warranty deeds, mortgage deeds
quit eiaim deeds, tax sale deeds, bonds for deeds
trust deeds, manufacture blink books aud do
sny other kind Of work that be ordered
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-28

DR- c. ". RoBACK-Sir I have been suffer
ing for months past from torpid condition Of
the liver, and also frum functional arrangement
Of the heart ! was induced by Mr.. Dodge, your
agent here, to try your Scandinavian Blood Pills
7nd Purifier. and they he'pei me without any
doubt and | can. therefore, from my own expert
ence, conscientioUsly commend them to others
Yours truly. DAVID BARTINDALE.
sec sdvtr1 lsemeut in another column.
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BAKING POWDER.
JOHN BAILIE & CO.,
Steam Bakery
AND
Excelsior Baking Powder Works,

S. f. Cor. Ludlow & ID SITS,
CINClNNAT1, ..OHIO
"A claim tor Baking Powder that il ii
w the very best in use, u verdict rendered by
all the ladies who have used il, without excep-
ton, and certified to by me of the most prvmi-
nen' chemist in the country:
Mrssfs. joan BALLS Co
uks.s Il have at your reqaest made an anal
ysS OF Your Excslsior Baking Powder. and
WoaIo report that find it to be compos, of pure
, .nassaais' anu Wei adapted tho purpose in
injuI ious to health " " " "'
Cincinnati, March 30, 1869
The Excelsior Baking Powder is m, nm :,
packages to suit the trade, and we ASSURE N.
public that II Is made to speas tor itself. Give
msyaa dlttlu
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PAY YOUR TAXEs

Deputy Collector NJ. L. Shaw will be il
this city at VI. I. Wiser's Office o. Saturday.
Monday and Tuesday next, the 2s.h, 30.h
and 3lst, to receive the United States tax.a,
on Incomes, licenses, DC. Al persons are
notified to call and pay, or the penalty will
be ad led
J. e CAHILL,
26dlw Collector !th Dis.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-05-28

Nor,cr. The stockholders OF the Rock
ysj.nd branch of the Lamar Insurance
Company are requested to meet at the Office
Of Hayes & Cleavelsnd this Satur-
day evening at 1880. W. S. Goodell, Secre-
sary of the company will be present
DR. C. TRUEsDALE, President.
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CITY.
no ARGUS on HOLIDAY.

No paper will be issued from this Office or
Monday next, on account of the Grand
National Holiday. We intend taking on,
little sp-ig of evergreen and bunch of pan
sizes and having holiday in Offering on,
little tribute to the memory of the brave
departed, in due torn. The BOYS in the
office will do the same