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AN,Acr to e.et th, cur bs,on.. am to iden the

ANA 20 res ct the cur stones 70 WIDEN tho -Ida
walks n the mort side of Louisiana avenue, be
tween SIKH and Seventh streets west.
Be 81 enacted oy the Board If A idsrnss md Boar
0f Common cornell fine Cry o. Wasaiagfon, Thu
the Mayor be. ano he is hereby, authorized and r.
queste0 to cause the cCrDstoBes the north sic
OF Louisiana ayeLut. between 3 xth and sevent
streets west to be taken up and Elk feet f1rtn
from the building line and the sidewalk ca
tended to correspond Herewith The work to be cou
tracted for ann executed in the manner and uud-
the supeI intendeuce provided by law AMI to q fra
the expense OF the said Improvement a special
equal to the cost thereof, is hereby imposed al
ieyis ell lots parts Of los bordering on ia
line Of the improve Mt: the said assess--
and col. ect>d A conformity with the provision Il
Law. a.. Apprnv ID, December 3, ls70
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ANAcr to nav for renaIr. the u.

An AcT to paw for repairs the Police Court
BE " eRdcfed By the Board Of 4Lae~psen ard Borra
o. Conr7o5 toEnctl u tse CIty Of Wdsh,asnss, Thsi
the sum sf thirty i've dollars be. and the same j.
hereby. appropriated out Of the general fund tu
enable the Mayor TO pay the said amount Walter
Jack on for making certain repairs IN the Police
Court. EApproved December ., 1879.
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humble grateful. The lesson Of the past was
not without its effect. L believe with Emerson
that the "compensations OF calamity are made
apparent after long intervals Of time"
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BE ~ ennrfed by IN, BOarf OF A,S,rmsn asf Bo,,
Common C0unctt Of IN. Cry Of lVashtagfo1 rs
the SUR OF seven hundred dollars, OF 81 much Their
Of may be cess arr, be- and - h-r.b, aopron,i
at. OF the funds OF IN. frs, ward t. couDin,.
the grading ard q AZ sling of the western etd ~ !
strte' north 10 make psiecg connection wit
the brC ge ia course Of Construction over Re-
Creek. Approved. be- euber O. IS-o
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JOINT Resolution for the relief of Thomas McCo,

R.solred ~ tss Board % Aide,nen and Boar
oCCmnon Corse.f ~ N, CITY Of Wssh,Bar0p Th,,
the sam 81 ten dollars SI0i be- an. is hereb, -.
propriaied out II the funds ~ the Seventh W.rI =
enable the Mayor TO pay said amount 10 Thcna.
Mccormick for taxes erroneaQsly .xid ~ .ss
Mccormiek on iot Subdivision forty eight in ssusrs
Approved. December 3, Es1e
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fOFFIClAL 1
CITY ORDINANCES.
Laws Passed by the Sixty eighth Council
OF the City OF Washington.

An ACT TO gravel North Capitol street from to
streets n nth
Be II eHGcred BY TIE Bodyd Of Aldermen 1nf Bo1y
Of Common CoHrctk af ths CIV Of Washington. Tina
the sum Of five hundred and forty dollars, muc
hereby: appropriated out OF the Fifth Ward fund &
gravel North capitol street, fir, m tn. north cur
line OF street north to the north curb line Of
street nth: the work to be done under IN. direc
tion OF the City surveyor aud superintendent O
the Commissioner OF the fifth Ward; and that tn
Mayor be and he il hereby, que-ted eau sal
work to he done. prov ID December s, 1870.
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An AcT granting permiss'on to John v. Garner 10
enclose frame wood sned
Es esacfsG ~ rae Snarg ~ 4tf.rHle1 aHf Brrf :
ofC5,7rros t5t'nc,i of fas Cry n NashsHsfoH ffst
permission be, ard the same Is hereby grantrdi m
Garner Z, euclose q frame wood shed IN square
No. sc. ard lot 81.
Approved. 9: 9. lEO-N. G. EaERI, MAYOR.
Approved. Dec. "a. ls70-U. :. GRANr
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An ACT granting certain privileges to Matthew

Be az enacted ~ The BOgsI II Aldermen and Eao~,
Of Common CJnneiI Of the Guy Of Yash,ngfon, Ira
pei n Of be, n. the same Is hereby. N aatei =,
n. soners u make an addition TO the Kitchen and
stere.room to the build, g, No III Pennsylvanii
avs nue. the property Of Ste phep Custer
Approved, Dec. 8, le70NM G. EMERY, Mayor
Approx ID, Dec. II, la0-U. . GRANT.
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An Acr to authorizes b ssnbrd to erect a frame
VOID shea across his lot, sab. s, square sIe
of Commoa CoHHen oJ fhe (ffv Of Washssgsoa, That
permission be, asd . hereby, granted 90 3. SAf.
ford to erect On. ram wood shed .eross he
e wsshinstcn P!or.asd: That re cons.nt Of the
Approved. Dec. 9, l570-A. G. EMERY, MAYOR
Aprroyed, Eco. II, lS1O-U 5 GRANT
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EDUCATIONAL.

An EXPERlksCEp TEACHER grsdnst. u
"A aees iglss,n collage, viii receives N le.ts N
the Classics aud bighe, Mathefizt ic~ al resssnabs
II desired Ibn hs. at r re- ~ any Cs.s
tlor NAV he n sde On &. z. HtLfOS. A IA, Wa
sch school Building, or Corner 5th .tr-et y. ssi
feihsyhshls Avenue dri9 H.
VoUNG LADIES SCHOOL, mis-. wsIgsr's.
- 1913 New York avenue.
vSsECcsD QUARTER commsDoes MONDAY
Terms: sic tosls per quarter.
Good refe. erces gisea. uals IN.
II MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Hospissi, oommencias WEDNESDAY,. ociohe-i
SID GO, tinu.s psi u, ths tll9wiss March:
Prafe.snr Robert BsybuTR, nj ID.
FESALE CtiAio-tT,.ays NJ 3gp IN. ~ Pro-
MEDICAL CLIsIC-Nondays AZ sSp.n.. by Pro.
fessoE p. b. strong. n. r.
-, 10 guoenss attending the University Clinical In
70 ali others, general ticket, $40.
JOsIPH TkBER JOHNSON. ND.
SSstsy 2, me Faculty. corner OF New ioft ave-
EEGLIsH. FRENCH, AND CLASSICAL Is
kN9ELV JACKSON. PrinSipai. sts Ne: sori
avenue Prof. BAkRI. Teacher o. French OF an
TIE MISSES OSBORNE YOUNG LAprxp,
rovsS n.sl.cssoc sss = b ; %m
nd La, e SseE:ssT e State: Gss John &. .rcekss.
6ss:os. ssseSsr q french. IS. 81 n s:
Ts6. sylIIS9 OLAssEs II nArHknAr.
III = r:Sfsssissd % M Sos6xS. Oct q.
.eA iis, eta slrass ssss:..
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An Acr pro, idins for the rebuilding of money erro

Be 1t enact d b. hs board az ALdsvmea aad 8 .aYs
az Commits C. sseii e( the CRY ~ EaskU etsn Tha,
wheney a demand sball be made al pom The Mayor.
duly rtied by the Collector, for the OF any
m, ney ousiy paid taxes, general OF
special. by ason Of clerical the
part OF any officer officers Of this Cooperation And
for which said applcast shall prodece aupicats re
ceipts irs m a. proper OH said d-r aad heing in
writing and presented xiIbn ninety days sf er n,
eTrsns pay ent rs aiors said. the Mayor here
by RuthoYiE'd 10 cause the am mt 90 be psid or
refunded to the claimant out OF the frnd or fuuie
no which 1t Oh all ave been paid, after its havi1s
been props ry aueited, ctr,id ard record ed rs is
required With respect TO all her claims: Prsp,asd
That this au horizaticp shah not apply TO any l.
msud for amcnnf exeeeii. Z one HUNDRED do,lsrs
Arpr.vsd, Deem Der ., lo7e.
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An ACr to repeal an act, approved November II
ls7O. for the relief Of w. @. Dackctt
Be Il esacted By the Boasd a ALdrnsa aad Bear
az Csmmsn CSnnrtI d( the City Of WashsnSios Tha
the act, approved November 49, lS!O Apr priatip,
two hundred and teirV nine dollars AID nir.ty Nv,
cents to FAY W q. Duckttt for med cines furni,het
the poor of the first ard during the Quarrer end
Il JuLe 50. 1870 be, and the same reby 70 oeaed
Approved, December 3, ls70.
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liable BROTEIERa
delS-6 lO0-tIvENTH AND d.
TVHG ANEBICAN TUNE BOOK

TIE great collection Of 100 sdmirsd Hymn Tunss
end anthems which have been the most popular, and
the basis Of Ansrican Church Audc. during the
last afty years. Compiled b. 600 editors.
BvIBY CHOIR SHOULD b SUPPLIED
WITH lTi
Price 81 so; Sl3 so per dozen. Specimen copis
ssat post paid on receipt Of retail price.
OLIVER DITDON 4 CO..
BOSTON.
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sel-s,w,AW NEW YORK
UABlN LUAB1Bn LUnD18m
Arss s.A eoaplsss sDoemsnso Of Builans r,.,..
esf. He.loek 1eeefne, Oyyre0 shingles, Whifs
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-24

I'D y. TAD
c. THES OUT.
Our Great Clothing Sale!
AAGNIrICENr GOODS ON THE MARCH
EYTIRE WHITE STOCK MOVING OFF
NOW Is YOUR CHANCE,
ASUIT FOR EVERYBODY TOWN,
PEOPLE GENERAKY TALK BIG. BUT If
YOU WANT
BIG BARGAINS,
LARGE STOCKS TO Sell ECT THEM From,
THE PLACE TO COME tots
The Northwest Corner OF seventh
and ID streets.
Higher than the mountains peak.
s,orr Dee per than the oceans aeep,
stronger than the rock bound coast,
More numerous than the PhiltstiLe host
Oolors Of every tint and hue,
C.ro,s } Purer than the azure blue,
NeA fndelible as time and space,
The hottest sun can't them efiAco
wen 1t the lad from eight to ton,
s,zys And all between that age and men;
They Mt the crooked. fat, and lean,
And al the shapes that como between.
(Cheaper than the common trash.
p,,rv. Better than the habberdAsh
Ihat 10 sold around the town.
By Tom, md Dick, and Jsck, and Brown
HABLE BROTEERa-
del6-6 lOO-t1vBHTH AND D.
NVHG AQE8ICAI TUNE BOOK
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WOOD AND COAL.

CsA1 AHs weeo'
! nave rSeslv0d t. last vsek Eve carsses bsss
Soaitey BID end WHITE ASH GOAL. all e,scs
no cneee1ut 10 furnace, and which viii sell fog
He neM eAirty days at aAu aAyancs over ooss.
0sst quality OAK - PIHB WOuD,
Orders len e once oornsr lsxA ssree, and Penn
0Manie evsoHs. OF - he Yard. 0-s:rsst wharf,
JAZZ 0LkAOOW.
sso'0 nsDl Cssl ssd Wesd MercAs,s
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lied.
Christie said, "this is Harold Davenant.
my husband, and your Old master, We must
bring back his life."
For hours We worked, and towards even;r,
our reward came. A faint lush crept into the
marble face. the sealed eyelids began to ,uttar.
In little Willie he began to murmur, uucon-
scously: "There she goes, boys-we can't stand
this gale-put out the boats, and let's risk IL,
must see my old home once more. All! we're
going down, down into . sea OF seething IRE.
How hot IL n. Aline, darling, come back to me.
AL IL was cruel to leave me all these years, and
loved you 90. Come back to me. little Allie ~
1 put my arms about him, and raised his head
to my bosom.
81 am here, Dearest" said; "dent you
know me?"
HIS whole frame seemed to thrill beneath
my touch, and presently his eyes nared open.
Harold, my husband" L continued, "look
ut me and say you know me. U! you must
know me, you must speak to me again!"
wan tering glance rested on my face, and
Zach OF rapturous recognition lit mis- eyes.
''why, it is little Allie" he murmured. 80!
darling, I've had such dreadful dream!v
"Yes, q dreadful dream; but it's over now.
thank God! Lie Gown, love; you are tired, and
mast Sleep
He settled back upon my bosom, and closet,
his eyes like weary child. And the night
came down with placid skies, and silver moon
light above the sleeping sea, and 1 sat there
with his dear face close to mine, wondering II
any redeemed soul in heaven could feel more
JOY. When the dawn came he awoke, full Of
strer 9Th and reason, and brought our boy to
his btdsade, bis little face rudy a. rose, the
cur hng rings OF his hair ~ bright spun gold.
And we three went and re ioiea9 souaSs,~,
We live together In our old sea home, Apply,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1870-12-26

ing and grinning tefore jolly
fire, and through the middle of the
room the long table, spread with
it's whitest linen and it's talrest
china. The top of the bureau
loaded with pies of every descrip-
ton. from the midst of which the
snowy mountain of lection cake
looked down complacently. While
she rubbed her bewildered eyes,
the other door opened, and Sara'l
Spicer came in w,,h big dish OF
rubv cranberry sauce in her hands,
and a savory odor OF all manner OF
rood things rushing after her
Then the mother began to com
prehend the situation, aided by
perfect volley ofcxplanations IRON
/ the children and the look OF re
lief and pleasure that came owe
her fired. worried face, was eno"g
to pay them all, twenty times over
for all they bad done. -
can | made some PIES all III
lone " said Tot, complacently.
ooh! Tottie!' calculated W IL
ME, in astonisllnent.
"Most ALL" said Tot. "lpuncn.e.
the wrinkles around the edges W
NV fum-Sarah washed it first
she added, seeing n queer look
her mothers face.
Uncle Ralph's folks and hora
came inst as the turkey was Go
to turn; and if ANYBODY TIM
that wasn't merry Christmas,
must be because they were II
there to see.
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u d Y q q IL 4.
p,psr NATIONAL BANK,

FIRST NATIoNAL BANK'
paw Paw. Dec s. 1870
THE Annual Mcctng of the paw for the he
the First National Bank VI VI nv haId at the Bank.
E n uo. S' Of said Bank N, village of paw
bAT y IS isyi between tn, hours Of ,a ten oc'0''
NJ. and o clock p; NJ OF IaIa gay Easticr.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1870-12-26

Charlotte has Ladies Temperance
ossocia,ion modelled after the famous
Ianosvi,,c Pbalanx. Lively times are
,,,t;o;,,ated in that village shortly.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1870-12-26

MAYHEM BUSINESS CoLLEdE-ihc Ma.
prsincss College, of Detroit advertiser III o."
o,ber column is under the personal sup
;on or the Hon. Ira Mayhem, its FOUNDER anu
President. with is excellent Text BOOKS 10
nnriynl,ed Business Practice, and its superior
"l, arrangements, this institution oa'r,
he very best advantages for obtaining e| '"
,.,.,o., education. ut the least practlcao''
cost of time or money
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1870-12-26

TIE CurLDREN's HoUR.-lierc we
have the January number of this mag
ov;ro with its wealth of sweet pictures,
and its supplement Of "Chr'slmas
Carols" Mothers and Fathers, take II
c,r vour little ones. Let its tender anu
benign influence come monthly TO you,
children. It will do them good Seho
8, 95 to-day, while the matter is lres'
ON your minds, to T. S. Arthur u Sons
Philadelphia, Pa, and get it for the''
HOLIDAY present. Specimen NUMBER
sent free, on receipt Ola stamp for posi-
age.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1870-12-26

The Ladies of the Christian
Church give AN Oyster supper AT
,ho residence OF Rev. O. Ebert on
Wednesday evening, Dec 2S'n
All are cordially invited to attend
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1870-12-26

purchased one ofMr. Nichols spring
pod BOTTOMS aud Mattresses, ana AN
nleascd beyond my expectations
think it superior to any spring oeo III
,,so costing twice the same amount q
49, r. w. Wooster.
money. ~
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-CoUNrzPREss.

Slightly sarcastic was the clergyman
who paused and addressed a m, Il : 'p %aa
;,r into church after the sermon mao
begun with the remark; CLAD 20 see
von air. come in always glad 10 sec
,hoso here late who can't come early )
and decidedly sclf-possessed was the
man thus addressed in the presence :"
an astonished congregation, as he re
snonded !" Thank you ;wouldyou iaVo'
me with the tcxt?'
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1870-12-26

ARruUR's LADY's HOME MAGAZINE
for January is already on our table ana
fills the liberal promise made in the an.
nouncement for 1871. The colorcd steer
c,,h;o, Mate is one of the finest we
have seen "Grandpa's Darling F" 60
;nr to School" and Coming from
School" are three charming pictures
Send to the publishers, T. 5. Arthur
& Sons, Philadelphia, Pa, stamp 'o'
postage and get n January "umoer as
.omnlc Terms, So year. 3 copies
for IS. A great variety OF usetul an'
elegant premiums are ohefeo ''' '"'
scribers aud clubs.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1870-12-26

A horse attached to cutter
ran AWAY with the driver "0oarn ~
c,5n saturday; but was fortunately
stopped before he had done any
serious damage.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1870-12-26

Since Monday, the l9th' snow
has fallen in abundance, An" inc
..ao,hor has been extremely cold
House. plants, exposed water pipe
&c.. rcmize it sensibly.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1870-12-26

The Hardware column OF howe
& Coy is still more attractive tina"
ever this week, from re'arra"se'
want Of the matter. The poem Is
~ the best style Of Longfeilow
and attracts general attention.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1870-12-26

The Christmas Tree Festivals OF
,he Christian Church at Their
place OF worship, and the Ae'N0''
lots at the Court House, we'll pat
rouized, aud provided fine even
ing's entertainment Tor all M ''
tendance.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1870-12-26

The illuminated temple, at the
Free Baptist C,urch on Friday :,
a anou;nr was pronounced on all
souds = thing of beauty" The
".,ondarce and receipts of the
avening were very gratifying. )
w. Fnrr, Esq, as Santa olaas
was "madc up" in approved s'y,'
.nd the only thing that could b
criticised was the 'oe''''''
twas not A. /.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1870-12-26

Nothing nicer for presents
lover to his swcetheart-a ta'"eF
or mother 10 their child-a wife TO
= husband or husband to VIE
.,,., fine chrome or some one Oh
the beautiful things Prater ""Ver,
,ises in our columns. be sure '"'
call ON him, for he has the oeS
crock ever brought to Paw Paw
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1870-12-26

Twenty first rate, rel'an'e "oo'
ohonncrs are wanted, immediately
Apply to \. VAN AUKEN.
Paw Paw, Dec. 26, 1870. l9o'
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1870-12-26

Gen. De Roehambea,,, who fought
beside Washington in the American
Revolution, once wrote to Iaiay't'r
that" there are none easter To beat than
the French when they have Lost comb
dence in their leaders" Recent events
seem to prove the correctness ct that
eminent soldiers judgment.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1870-12-26

4 two weeks vacation III the
Paw Paw Union School. ne
juveniles will have good resting
smell and lots of fun.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1870-12-26
Van Buren, County Press

Some very nice presents rom
Van Auken's, Sellick's, Avery $
Ross, and Prater's were on the
Christmas trees.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1870-12-26

THE LITTLE CORPORAL MAGAziNh
for January is received. 1t IS sma'l
,,r,isc to saw that this magazine has no
superior and few equals in the e.. w e',o,
for children of all ages, and Tor oioe'
noonIc with young hearts. The ne"
serial begun in this number opens All
mirably, and the whole number rs u
full Of good things "as an egg Is o
meat" The illustrations are eScec'
ingly creditaDle. $50 " year. ,, ant
beautiful premiums for clubs AddfeS
seweU Il Miller, Publishers, Chicago
III The November and Decemoc
numbers of 70 are sent ifee 10 ~. ~
subscribers for 1871 sent before JAM
ary 1St.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1870-12-26

The first number of the Young foS@ $
Rnray is received. 1t is fne'looking
sheet Of eigh, pages, the largest OF the
vounp peoples' papers, full of entertain,
inc mattcr-good stories, dialogues ana
rieces for school exercises, pictures etc
T. 10 DESIGNED to cultivate ataste Tor ltu'
raj life sl.OO per year; single Numbers
ton cents. Published by IL. n +. Le"i'
prh Western Rural, Chicago, III.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-12
TELEGRAPH NOTES.

Congress has passed, and the President
has signed, joint resolution ordering the
Secretary of the Navy to investigate the
facts relative to the sinking of the Oneida
Vice Admiral Porter does not see how the
Secretary can carry'out the resolution. In
its place, he thinks one should be passed
directing the Secretary to prosecute the
owners of the Bombay and Capt. Eyre by q
regular course Of law.
One Of the Kentuckians, attempting to
make the run for Congress in opposition to
Mr.. Golladay, is q gentleman Who being
afflicted with paralysis of the legs, has not
walked step for nearly four years.
Advices from Paraguay state that Presi
dent Lopez suddenly turned upon and sur
prised his pursuers; winning quite a victory.
1t is thought at Rio Janeiro that this advsn-
tage would result in an indefinite prolonga.
ton of the war.
The Stanton memorial fund amounts 10
SAT. 900, and is on deposit drawing interest
for Mrs. Stanton and children.
It is reported in Iowa that one of the
memb bers of the State House of Representa-
tives will marry its pretty engrossing clerk
at the end of the session.
The Assembly in the New York Legisla
ture has agreed to q concurrent resolution
for the reduction of canal tolls.
The Pail Mall Gazette censures MIR. Glad.
stones shutting policy on Irish matters, and
predicts the defeat of the Irish Land Bill on
account of the obscurity, complication and
mbiguity of it's provisions.
The dead body of q man was found float
ing near Chillico,he Ill. a day or two since
Papers in his pockets indicate him to be W
T. Davidson No further clue.
The Commissioners of Internal Revenue
has, it appears, have given instructions to As
SCISSORS TO with hold the in come tax lists
fromthe newspapers the present year.
The annual examination of the Fortres:
Monroe Artillery School, under the direc
ton of General Barry and a board of ofh'
GERS, commenced yesterday.
An International maritime exhibition ii
to be held this year at Naples; Italy, com
mencing on September l, and lasting three
months. The comprising articles will be
those relating to naval construction, steam
engine, metals, combustibles, etc. GOLD
and silver medals will be distributed.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-12
Moline Nursery.

ERUIT TREES, SHADE TREES, EVER
i greens, Ornamentai Trees, shrlbbery, and
Vines, Small Fruits, Grapes, Hedge Plants,
small Forest Trees, and anything you need in
the Nursery line, to be had st this Nursery.
An unusually fne, thrifty stock Of Apple
Trees, and plenty Of them, for sale this spring.
lot OF extra sized Fruit Trees for those Who
desire i'm ediate effect
Come and see me or write ne BY mail Prices
low Residence at foot Of Lynds street. snen
Jon get . splendid view Of Moline and is sur
roundipgs. wN. A. NOT ksh.
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-12

A Cincinnati dispatch says. "News of
the death ofBishop Kingsley is received here
where he resided many years with nrofouud
regret" We are sorry that the sad oeca.
sion of Bishop KS death should be seized
By newsmonger to state that he resided a.
Cincinnati with profound regret" However
grea. source of regret it may have been to
him Tor any other preacher, to be stationed
at Cincinnati for several years. the privatiou
should be forgotten at such time ss this
Chicago Post
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-12

1t a meeting Of the American Colonial
ton Society at New York, last night, letters
were read from Liberia, showing that the eli
mate vas we'll adapted to Africans of Amer
ioan descent. and that the experience of an
African republic has proved very successful
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-04-12

On the night of the 8th, in Keokuk, a
hotel runner named John Adams was shot
through the abdomen, in house of prosti-
tuition, By rough named Raper, from Bur
Engson. At last accounts. the wounded man
Law in . critical condition.