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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-19

purbe eingefHbrt.
st ml1Bte nun entpeber cine Stderung II.
@~ntpifelung Der freien Qrbeit ieitens Der
Su1besregierung bur6 beionbere WtaBreaeIn
ourh9elett merben, ODER man muBte ben freier
Nrbeitern ernl0gli6en, iif ielbit sl i6iiten,
inbem man ibneu baS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wittel, oas Sttmmre6t, getudbrte. 2eeteres
tbaten mir. Seber BON inns peiB, 6aB Dies
gegeu bic Sorurtbeile, pelde bic berrlheube
&laiie i'm SiiOen biSber gebabt, perltieB.
0eBbalb opponirte oieie, uno e8 luurbe NO
tbig, Otittel anSumeuben, I'M Die meiBe Be-
p6lferung oes Siioens nit Der neren Orb
nung Der 0in9e ausSuiDbnen, nm bic W0gs
li1feit elmer lofalen Selbltperlpaltunq bes
Siibens pieber berbeiSufibren.
Otit a1gemeiner Serleibuu9 bes Stinlms
re6tS nluBte au6 8epdbrung
aGlgemeiner u mnefie
p~erbunben fem. Hahbem man @efualt in
bic Sdnbe bon ultipilenoen Menihen aeleat
hattie, muBte man Der Sppoiition glei6e
Re6te nit benielbeu ertbeilen. @enn bies
nidt gei6ab, 10 fonflterl MIR Diibregiernng
nnb llngliid entiteben.
Sat nun bic republifanii6e Yartet BEN CT
foroerniiien Der Situation Hehnung getra=
gen? Sat tte Dem Slloet letlle Hed)te, bat 1e
sur ri6tige1 3eit algeneine Imneitie bepil'
ligt? (Rufe: NeinD
Die Republifaner baben wiberiuiGig cine
tbeilweiie amneitie bemiaigt, aber erit nads
Dem Die Cincinnati Convention gebalten mar,
urb nafbem es bieYartei fir gefd6rlif bielt,
nod langer 5u so9ern, CAB iie mad, geleitet
BON Dem @uni6e, ii6 ielbit Su balten, nidt
bon @eredtigfettsgefibl. Nidt ourf ientis
mentale @roBnlutb murben mir sur 6oroez
ruug elmer algemeiueH Gmneitie bemeat,
ionoern ourd pas Grfennen Der Hotbmenbigz
feit.
Die Ibminiitration ianbte alerbanba ben.
teuer mad benz Siiben, welfe iid bas Ser
trauen Der unpiienben Sarbigen Su eri9lei-
den muBten, unb cine Garpetbagger , Resies
ring mirbe eingefiibrt, Elm &arbt nnbYliin-
oernugslptem. @ern baS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-10

Has no Sediment, no Filth, no Lac Sulphur NO
Sugar OF Lead, no Lthtrge. no Nitrate of
Silver, will restore Gray H.ir, prevents the
Hair fro III Falling of, AMI il entirely free
FIRE n the Poisonous aad Health- Destrovins
Drugs used in other Hair Preparations.
Keeps the hair in a Mica, healthy condition; ia
fine Dressing, and has given the most abun-
dant satisfaction to tn thousands who have used
it Try one bottle and be corvin .ed. Take no
other.
DR.. Z. Smith, Pstsntee, Aver, Mass. Manu-
featured sud for sals by Proctor Brothers,
Gloucester, Mass. All frst-class Druggists
sell it.
ga Sszd two three cent stamps to Proctor
Bros. and receive perreturn mail Valuable
7 estise on the Human Hair"
mAr6jeoi mwfvIv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-10
ga,lp Argus.
Letter from August Belmont.
Chairman Of the nemocr. -.
ma ional Committee re favors
tAe Endorsement of the Cine .nnati
ticket and platform,

- UlNcINNArI, June 5, 1872.
10 the Editor Of the Cincinnati ENQUIRE,
IN view of the unfriendly comments and
UNJUST aspersIons INDUCED 10 reeentlv hv
es.efG papers of the Hon. August Bel.
muu., l nave obtained his permission to
puoilsn the follosing letters, written me BY
MN as OF their respective dates. \ +
G. W. WooLLEY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-10
SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED,

DR.. BoHANNAE's VEGETABLE Gu
Maine permanently cures all forms of s per
atorrhaa" or Seminal Weakness in from two
10 seven weeks time. 1t restores Lost Power
ana brings back the Youthful vigor" OF those
VINO haFsdestroyed 1t by sexual excuses or evil
practices. Young m.n suffering from the effects
Vi that dreadtuIiy destructive habit of Self
Aouse csH use this medicine with the assurance
OF speedy ana Permanent cure. This remedy
mas been used by old Dr.. Bohannan IN his pri-
vate practice for over thirty years and has never
tsiied In curing even the worst cases. Price s.
per package. Sent to any address Gree from
observatory. Sold only a Dr. {. A Bohan-
nan once, No 6is North Fifth streee, 5 t. LOUIS
Mo. Established n 1887.
meh23 -dWlH
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-10
Use Renne's Pain Killing
M A9IC OIL.
alt Works like q Charm"

READER-
kenne'G Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Headache.
Renne's Pain-Killing Magic 0ilourss Toothaebs.
Renne Pain filing Magic Oil cures Neuralgia.
Renns Killing Msgie oilcures Cholera.
Renne 8 Pain Killing Magic oilcures Ri cum I'll m
Rep ne . Pain killinS Magic Oil cures Lameness.
Rsnne's Pain Killing Magic 0ilcuresSkin Disease
Some folks seem to be proud of telling ho~
'laDe their shoulders are"-of my crick the
back"-or,"I have got the scistiea" and de-
light in Dragging thst''nothirg can cure me-
bat when We get such awful felix's to use Rem
mes Psin-Kllllng Magic Oil, fsithfully; va
not only cure their lAmeness and charm away
their pains, but actually take all that kind Of
"brag out Of them" and they frankly own up
and say II works like . charm
- Sold by all Druggists, Merchants 4 Grocer.
II put up in three sizes, and called "TriA
Size, Medium Size,'' aud Large Family Size
bottles. WIN. REENE 4 SONS,
Sole ProPrietors and Manufacturers,
js6-d4WeoWly Pitts6eld, Mass.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by John Beings,
ton, Druggist, Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-10
THOMAS YATES.

rs PREPARED TO Do PLUMBING IN
L al its branches, sIso, Gas aud Steam Fitting
Call and have estimates made before order1n.
your work done bg other parties.
THOMAS YATES, (Leves,) Rock Island
may2Sdtf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-10

ge.'leL, -parltias Of the blosd, and all
bilious comp iaints
tits lndorsed BY the profession, and spprov.
ed By all who use it. No bet err me 'icine can
be found for children or adults. II is farsups-
nor to pills. being mild of action. PLEASANT to
the taste and e.rtair in its results 1t is q
neuieine mat shouts he in every household, as
good effects are sure to be sxperieueed from the
very frst dose. Lete every fever and agu. .u1-
ject give this a trial.
Sold by all Druggists
mar6deodWlY.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-10
SPERMAToRRH0EA.

caused BY sct-shuse venerF the SYMPTOMS
icing seminal tesses fiiitr loss of naap
rover aversion 50 society rendering marriage improper
ihis aisis Is very common aud thousands more not
SHOWING Nat Is the matter many Do cannot visit
ne AFTER ~ years experience PREPARED cures
10 Inc formal Stage. No. The stage Of progress
No ) the stage Ct detay and luaTstencv at
rnen lew packages cases AMI perseverance,
VII cure any Of TIE kind YOUR ralIv sena
nFe dalars and the you sect ust-paid
mus You have skin at home than ira yelling
Pe9se without exposure One package will convince YOU
and cure this way in time a. remedy ia
changed to suit circumstances - "
Pamphlets enabling IN state tha-~.s. s,r,r
pages ID sealed letter envelope for Is Address
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-10

81 w l.
Spring styles, IS, 60, IS, $50, 81, %, 500 90
upwards;
Cashmere, thswls, 81. 90, S 90 10 90 to IS ca.
Bed ticking, 10; l23, Is, II. 80, upward.
Brown and blue denims. heap.
800 pieces striped. fl : ured and plain muslin at
IL, l5, 20, %, Is, 30, 50, soc, up.
Bishop lawn cheap.
1000 pieces ribbon, all widths and eolors, from
30 per yard upward.
Also, the bsst line of sash ribbon west OF New
York.
81, 500 worth Of flowers at alf the ususl prices;
call and zee them; can't be beat
The sestliu of Valears aud Eatins, all shades
to be found in Rock Island or Vicinity.
SOC dozen ladies' stoskiB gs, IL, i24, Is, u, ~
25o, pair, up
| 2e0 dozen children's stockings, 10, l2l, 10, IL
20, %, IS, up.
Ladies' ana ehildrs1's gloves, s, 10 ia, Is, IL
zee.
Kid gloves, soc to 50 pair, all shades
The largest line of ladies' underclothing west o.
New York.
100 dozen aides corssts, 40, IS; IS, CSC, 81 z5
SO, so upwards.
Hoop skirts, as, SO, 75c, 81 90, rs. cheap al
! eizes.
The largest and cheapest line Of buttons, trim
miugs, fringes. faces, Combs, jeweiry, han
brushes, sud 10 900 other things, zoo numer
Gus to mention, at popular ,rices.
1000 sun shades, all sty les, at 35, 49, 50. Is, 81
upward
Gents furnishing goods, the largest lire, 10 b,
sold 90 per cent cheaper than Rock lsiant
y
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-10
C9HDITIUS POWDER.
y ORk2ESe
CaLEBsATED IMPROVED
COtDiEl3N POWDERS
FOR ZorSss, Cattle, Ehsep, Gogz,
and Fowls!

The cheapest and only So e. certain and relia-
bic Medicine Tor some OF the diseases peculiar e
ali OF these ANIMALS.
For Ito sss and CATTLE They are a Sovereign
Remedy Loss Of Appetite, ii de bound, ms
TEN pers, E.IeumAIi.m, nwaId Strains, Feyera
Founders, az. &c. And sare core for Coughs
ana Colds, which is tas foundation of the NOR,
fatal diseases. these Powders are so compoun.
ded aud Of such Ingredients, that ali OF their
vAtuabie ousliIes blend In harmonious unsion
which readily enter into the els nents of tn.
blood snd juices, and are thereby made 10 nave
trate every part of the system thus ASSISTING ma
tare in aayiGg fegsl and tialnm atis MS, break
| lng up colds, Stopping coughs, removing un.
hea Thy ohstruct lous loose lii III in o,enins
its poles, cousin. the hslT to lie smooth ana Civ
| ing Il 4rossy. soit appearance, purlf, ing thu
blood, giving cone 70 be stomach aud digestiv,
| organs. 1nd tuP4rtng new tie, vigol ana
| sire 9Th te the animal. A few doses q. tbe,,
| Powders wiii produce wonderful n eject up 0,
| these an mails.
For Shes !, they arc a perfect re medy for nj.
temPs4s, Foot kei, ~antof Appetite, wool Drop
ping sesrsy &C. ard by feeding once ives
/ freely, will prevent all tie above diseases
F5r IS they wiiiJkeep in better conditi, n
Fatten Gu c fer. and on less food. Hslfa Pack
age should be mixed in every barrel of will
| These wders have neAer been known to fa ii t.
cure that fatal disease n, wn as Hog Cholera.
BE SURE AND CALL FOR NORRIS.
Price 20 cents per package or Eve for 81.
| Prepared and soid Wholesale and Retsil b
g. g. NORRIS, CLEVELAND, o and sold 0,
Druggists and Merchants generally.
For sale by John Bengston, Rock Island.
oct6-deOd, mEi-ly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-10

sEuLY's Standard Goods are for sale BY all
hrst-elas, dsalsrs in this North west and 10
Rock Island By /. L. LANE, ana JOHN
BENGsToN. msh2sd-nwf4wly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-10
The Novelty Printing Press !
CATBARTIC EXTRACT.

Is 8 flu d extract pre-
pared from valuable
msdica plants, having
a known action on the
sscretions and excTe-
tons Of the system. A
ain gle bottle does more
Ter tn removal Of di-
leases and preservation
Of hea tn, tina gallons
T bitters. II speedily
and surely removes
stipation, sick and
bilious headache, in d.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-10
COMPLEXION POWDER.
NJ 3 Dictated
Complexion
Z Q W . q n
TOBACCO.

by J. A Pozzonj. ia Y. Fifth street. st. Louis
Mo, and by all Druggitts, etc. nov2-dIy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-06-10

Our dress fabrics consists Of:
Black silks, 81 10, SO, 20, 90, 2 90 a yard
up japanese silks, Soc, 75c;
heal French pOplins cheaper than the cheapslt
Black and eoiorsd slpscas, 25o per yard, up;
Aerinss and Empress I'd satteens cheap
Paris Grape, all shades, Soc, worth 50c;
Bordeaux poplin, all shades very fine, soc:
Newport suitIng, 20, IS, 30. 35c, per yard, all
York saiting, splendid, 25c per yard; TstyIss;
Grenadines, Zoe PeT yard, upward, worth soc !;
scotch ginghams, Fac upward;
Pacific lawns, egant styles, only l5c;
acc pieces Of plaids, sill styles, fer sai,i -
upwardF; -Hs' <Vo
Domestic giughSms, - 1s.a
Cslicoes I've sp~ 20 ''' PeI sSro
RIesnb.s -rd, elegant patterns:
and unbleschsd = usliB, 10, I23. Ii, l5t
upward
Table Linen, IS, IS, 40, As, soc upwards;
Napkins, doE., Use, 81, o. l 90, up;
Linen Diaper cheap;
Cashmere, zee piece, 1a4, Is, 20, %, soc; fol
men and boys wear, IS, 30, 5Ue,uP;
| Waterproof, 95e 81 IS, up;
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13
POLITICAL ECONOMY.



A large and Intelligent audience greeted Miss
Fannie N. Jackson last night At the Nineteenth
street Baptist church, TO hear her lecture on
capital and labor. The lady was introduced by
Rev. D. W. Anderson, and was warmly greeted
upon her appearance on the stand. She was
neatly attired In lavender silk en- train with
silk trimmings, with no other ornaments EXCEPT
a delicate white rose In her hair. The fair lee
turer prefAced her remarks with a touching Allu-
sion to the difficulties experienced In early
youth, referring among other things TO the fact
Of her late uncle, George Clark, saving from his
hard earnings tlT5 In gold to enable him to pur-
chase her freedom; aud her presence there was
owing TO promise made on her part TO contrib
ute her mite 10 the church which he (her uncle)
loved so well, and desire also on her part to
show her appreciation u his efforts In her be-
half
The subject OF capital and labor received from
her fair sitting, the arguments adduced being
considered by those favorable TO the capital side
Of the question conclusive; yet /! was handled
80 neatly and ahroltly as to give considerable
comfort TO those taking the labor side. The
reference to the disposition on the part OF coun-
tries where capital Ia paramount to keep oil others
In position TO furnish raw material only was well
received, II being directly to the point and well
put, as was also the allusiOn to the necessity Of
harmony between capital and labor, and declar-
Ing them 20 be dependent upon each other.
Capital, she remarked, was only the accumulated
result Of toll aud labor, and would naturally fol-
low where the inducements were Of such char
acter a. TO insure the greatest benefits. The
theory advanced about the inequality Of worldly
matter the lecturer remarked, was simply
COvetOusnesA In a modified form; for upon that
principle, when n spendthrlft exhausted his ex-
Chequer, he would naturally look around aud
draw on more industrious son Of toll, and raise
the cry Of "dlvlde." The lady spoke without
notes for two hours, and was listened 20 nv the
terrupted attention. At the close OF her lecture
she was warmly congratulated upon her success
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.


Eue NntulpoN-N nal TO DO WIN IL.
Mr.. EDITOR An article In this mornings
Chronicle calls attention to the alarming Increase
Of smallpox In the eastern section OF the city,
notwithstanding the Efforts Of the Board of
Health to arrest Its progress
am resident Of that benighted section Of
our beautiful city, and allow me to tell you that
the Chronicle article does not begin to convey
Just idea OF the condition OF things The pestI-
lenoe Il widespread, aud unless some direct
measures are taken to check II this winter will
board.
am believer In high science as applied to
everything under the sun, and doubtless a single
sample case OF smallpox subjected to scientific
medical treatment can, nine times out OF ten, he
cured. Yet while thus believing, | think a little
hard common sense on the part OF those exposed
to the danger Of contracting this loAthsome dis
ease, would, IN very great degree, do away
with the necessity for the exercise Of so much
lhave heard that the great danger In smallpox
Is the tendency Of the pustules 10 run together,
lcOnnnenceO and that II those can he isolated,
kept apart, the nasty evil Il easily controlled. II
this he 80, then why not apply the isolatng prin-
Clple-sO FAR a. the rest Of the community Il CON
Cerned-tO every case which Occurs2 That Ii to
say, let every house In which a case Of smallpox
occurs he instantly closed, sealed up, isolated
IN the most complete sense Of the word. Let
none OF It's Inhabitants pass out Of II nor any one
pass into u after nurses have been provided eX-
cept the duly-anthoriZed visiting physician. All
medicines and provisions can easily be left AT the
door or In some convenient place where the In
mates can get them. And to enforce this aanl-
tary measure leta guard he placed upon the
II this can he done, Mr.. BIltor In one month
the plague will he mastered and under complete
control, II not absolutely driven away. Hut so
long a. open communication Is permitted with
the outer world, and the inmates OF an infected
house can 60 about their ordinary ayOoatlons, so
long will the fostering smallpox have is Vic
characterization and all the sublime ethics Of
thR HDnF1 of Health
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13

Drawers Of water-mATlne painters.
Detectives, though not draughtsmen, do good
deal Of tracing
The most brilliant point about young ladies
this cold weather Ia the end OF their nose.
Clerks In the Patent once spend their leisure
time IN raining for bibles.
We hear Of many former residents Of wash
ngtOn who long for lts social delights this winter.
Alemans hemorrhage Of the nasal organ proves
TO have been mustartl-seed shot from yawning
graveyard.
Lucus W. How has been appointed by Gov.
Cooke commissioner OF deeds for the State Of
New York from the District Of Columbia.
The Potomac river Is frozen over as far down
as Indian Head, thirty miles below the city, and
the steamboats, experience considerable DIM
Guilty In breaking passage through the ice.
Some enteTprisng Yankee Is embrOderlng for
the decoration Of members Of Congress the desig-
nations laid down by ben. Perley PoOre, as to
who have ladies' with them, &C. It Is to be worn
on the lapel.
The following was the range Of the thermOme-
ter yesterday at Hemplers optlclan store, No.
4bS Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of Four-and-a-
half street: a. m, 81 10 a. M, 49, 10 ne %; D.
m, %; I p. M, %; Up. M, 30; p. m, 70.
pretty creature In the First ward asks II Con.
gress won't reserve sufficient OF the million and
a half dollars asked for by the Board Of Public
Works to pay for her papas carpets ruined by
the tar dropped by the contractors carts Of Sew
enteenth street, and her papa won't let her beau
In the parlor any more, because he comes with
tar on his heels,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13


The bOunty bill passed by the House Yesterday
v as follows:
De Il elGrtcd by the SfRdte and HUUaf Of RsBp,sen-
tathca " The UHited States " ABlericd IN Congreas
assembled, That every. private soldier, musician
and Onlcer who served In the army OF the United
States during the late war for ninety Ilays and
was honorahly discharged, including the tro0ps
mustered into the service OF the United States
IAN act making appropriations for completing
the deiences OF Washington and for other MUIR
poses" approved February 49, 1872: and every
se sean marine and ofcer and other person
In the marine corps during the late war for
ninety DAYS, md Who was honOrahly discharged,
and the widow OF any such soldier, musician,
seaman or oficeT or II there lie no such widow
his orphan children under tWenty.nne years Of
age shall I've entitled to enter q quantity Of nub-
llc lands mot mineraD not exceeding one hun
dfed ana sixty acres, or one quaFteT-sectiOR
which shall he composed Of contiguous tracts
according to legal subdivisions, Including the
alternate reseryedsectlOns Of public lands along
the line OF any railroad OT other public work nj
other lands subject to entry underth h0mesiead
laws Of the United States, and receive a Certin
cate OF such entry without the Payment OF ans
Government fees. -
sec. 2, That snoh entry shall he made In the
name OF the person entitled az above TO make
the same ~ person, or by agent, under such reg
ulAuohs N the Secretary Of the Interior shall
pfescrlbei and the patent for the land so en-
tered snail prosorlbei and the patent Tor the land
80 entered shall be issued only 10 such aoldleT
musician, seaman or other OiicGr, or 10 his widow
or orphan children, provided for In the nrst sec
tlon OF lhls act, hut no sale of such land, or Of
any interest therein, or power Of attorney Au-
lhorAlng such sale, or other contract or agree
ment In anywlse affecting or concerning any
such land, made, executed or entered into prior
70 the issuing OF the patent therefor and the
actual delivery OF such patent TO the person 10
whom Issued, shall be OF any effect Whatever.
but shall be null and void,
Sec. 9. That the Secretary Of the Interior shall
raj provisions Of this act into effect,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS,

CANAL BUsIsEss.-The receipts for the week
were; Cumberland, t2,sJi.TI Georgetown, q 100;
Willlamsport, sl2l.9Ii Hancock, tlT2.OO. Total,
t3,442.N.
TAG POTOMAC BOAT club, at their meeting on
Wednesday night, completed their arrangements
for their annual ball on the. evening Of Jan
uary ~,
MISUNDERSTANDING the arrivals at Union hotel
are II. Vernon and family TheO. Matohett, ii. o.
Glover, New York; A. D. Dean, New Jersey aud
Hiram Russell, Massachusetts.
FIRE.-Yesterday noon Ore was discovered In
Rldgeways cooper shop, on High, near Water
street, which was eXtlnRushed by the police
without turning In an alarm. Loss tfinlng.
A SOREE.-The pupils Of Valentine RreWer's
dancing academy held q sOlTee Wednesday night
at the Seminary building. The affair was very
brilliant and large number Of GeOrgrtOWn
helleB were present.
IN 4 WHIRLwIED.-The schooner Jesse W.
Knight, which left this port last week loaded
with coal for Fall River Massachusetts, encOun-
tered Monday, while Oh Indian Head, a WhlFl-
wind, which tore away her IhbOom, bOwsprlt
and nearly all her rigging. A tug was sent down
Tor her and tOwed 10 Alexandra, when her dam
age, which Is about 800 will be repaired.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1872-12-13

The Senate, In executive session, yesterday
confirmed the following nominations James L
Orr, OF South Carolina, to he Envoy Extraordi-
nary and Minister PlenlpOtentlary to Russia;
Julius White, Of Illinois, TO be Minister resident
10 Argentine Republic; VIM. II. Rogers, collector
Of internal revenue for First district Of Arkanaas;
Andrew j. Cheritree, collector Of Internal Teye.
nue. for Sixteenth district Of New York, vice
VIM. W. Rockwell, resigned; Luclan IIaWley,
supervisor Of Internal revenue, vice Sllas a
butcher resigned; Alexander Z, Tuition BuDeT-
visor OF internal revenue, appointed during re-
cess OF COngfess0 William I. sCTugHs assessor
internal revenue for Fourth district Of Georgia;
Alexander Knowles, associate Justice Supreme
Uonrt Montana Territory Nelson TrussleF, Uni
tel states attorney for Indiana; J. G.. Redneld
receiver public moneys at Winchester, Kansas
Dennis Eagan, receiver public moneys at Talla-
hhsseei tl0Hdai WIN, :. jenkins, register, Win
chester, Kansas II, 4. Harmon, register East
Florida land dlstricG Il. d. RawHOn, United states
marshal southern district Florida; James k
B0ndht, surveyor general for New Mexico; Henry
q, strive, secretary Of Washington Territory,
fOAtInahteFs-aamuel Hard, At CHATTANOOGA
Tenn; ]. Milton Hest, Paducah, Ky,i CaspaT Il
lost, Omaha, Nebraska; Geo. q. CrOWther, Usage
Mission, Kansas; Charles II, Walker, FrOstbuTg,
Md A, q, Homer, EmmettshuFH, Md; A. H. UIl-
bert Westminster, Nd; CharesW. Miller Fred
erNk, Mo- Lewis W. England, Canton, Missouri,
Peter BlanclonT Weston, Mo-; John r. Young
MOherly, Mo-; J. Hood, Marshall, Mo-; James ID
Campbell, Lee summit, Mo-; EnOch b. Cunning
sieG No.; Hi Q, Low, La Cygne, Kansas; Samuel
J. Martin, Council Grove, Kansas; Thomas a.
scott, Fort Smith, Ark; ChAs ii. clifford Hearne
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