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The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06

gigantic mind. while only thinking Of, caring for, and keeping mp the treasures of earth. you see what he really is. To study man on the Darwinian hypothesis, as Icing low in origin, short in duration, and only limited to time, is a defamation of his character, falsifcation of the truth, and bold attempt to pull him down from his cxccllency, that he may sppear to be only "of the earth, earthly" Such q vague idea no more meets the aspirations and cravings of an undying nature within, than it agrees with revelation. No theory presents the true greatness of humanity, which stops short of immortality. Instead of Leholding him pass, as the fading gleam of falling meteor, to the horizon of vision, then disappear forever; prefer to look upon the true man, as star to rise and set, not in endless night, to slumber forever; but to set and rise in other skies, to shine in uneclipsed glory long As the ages of worlds mark the calendar of eternity.
 0 man, learn thy relation 10 myself and God, to time and eternity, and wisely use what is, in preparing for what Is 10 be! May the eternal God be thy confidence. His ser. vice thy delight, and His glory thy fadeIes, crown. C. \. k.
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SUMMONS.

IS THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD l Jadical District. YsvsT~i County. Afrpna Territory.
 JANEs GEsSr Plaintiff. vs. yAS C. sSrTn and r. q. CHRISTIE. d,fsndaui.-
 Action brvught B the District Court Of The Third Ju die4a District Ia and for the aforesaid county 5 favspa
 The Territory h AriDyna sends greeting O Van c. Smith and r. G. Christie D,febdant..
 yOu hereby summoned and required tO appear n action brough' sgains, yO by the aboVe namsd rlauin n District Of the Third J1deiAl District, In and fT the County m YHvaIs AriDyBa Territory. and to the complain, hcd therein Ia copy Of which accom- panes this within s rniy days (efeusve oi the day d ssrvics asr the service you of hs sum Insa. served h ,h. county; bat served out Of the county and within this district. then within thirty days In al os~r fr'y days Judgment by default will be taken against you scrdng iO the prayer of ssd com paiu,
 This ation s brought to recover the of sir hundred and sixteen and O5 lUO dollars s5l6o6 OO alleged o bs due and owing from yoa the defendants o plaintiff upon joint and several pronissry Eoe. executed aud deliver ed by yOa the dsfendanis ai Prescott n the aforesaid county and Territory the 5h day "f November A. D. is7 fOr the aforesaid made payable to plaintiff o' osder day ssr date. with iH.srss, a the Tate of vU per cent. per inoa,h.
 And yu ar. hereby notified tha, you faf io spreai and The complaint above required inc plaintiff will take judgment by default against yOn fOr the sI hundred aud sixteen and 0lo doars aud interest praysi fr and fof hts css and disbursements in th behalf expended.
 Given uadsr my hand and the s~al d said Dis'rc Court this 2d day of February. A. D. Is12. lI-sl ED. V. WELLS, Clerk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06

HE CHIxEsE IN PERU. - The Peruvian Government has ordered the National Guards to remain under arms in anticipation of dis turbance between the laborers and the Chi nese. A large number Of Chinanen have been imported to Lima and the result there, as everywhere, has been an antagonistic feel ing aroused among the native laborers of the country. The only tangible property that the poor man has in any country is his claim to labor Work Is to him and hs family bread. To import servile labor and deprive him of it, is to steal from him his only means of support. He must starve or resist. It is the logical result of Chinese immigration to produce riot and bloodshed. If riots occur those who encourage this immigration are alone responsible.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06
Pocket Edition of He'll Fire.

A young psrson of the Uniyersalist faith, many years since, when the simonpure Uni versalisn was preached, started westward to attend q convention of his brethren in the faith. He took the precautiUn to carry vial of cayenne in his pocket to sprinkle his food with, as preventive of fever and ague. The convention met, and at dinner tall HOOsier observed the parsOn as be seasoned his meat, and addressed him thus:
 "Stranger, I'll thank you for little of that ere red salt, for I'm kind Q curious to try it." Certainly" returned the psrson, "but you will find it rather powerful, be careful how | you use it."
 ] The ioosier took the preferred vial, and feeling himself proof against any quantity oi raw whisky, thought he could stand "red salt" with impunity. and accordingly
 .prinkled piece of beef rather bOuntifully
 with it, and forthwith introduced it into hi,
 capacious moath It soon began to take hold
 He shut bis eyes and his features began ts
 writhe. denoting a very inharnonious con
 dition physically. Finally he could stand i F, longer. He opened his mouth and scresme, "fire r'
 "Take drink of cold water from the jug,
 said the pzrson.
 "wil that put it out 1' asked the martyr suiting the action to the word. In short time the unfortunate man bega | to recover, and turning to the parson, hi , eyes yet swimming with water, exclaimed , Stranger, you call yourself 'VersalIst, believe r
 , "I do," mildly answered the parton. 3 "Weil, want to know if you think l, consistent with your belief to go about wit hell-fre in your brooches pockets f'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06

Jefferson's administration as President is extensively reviewed by Parton in the At laniic for August and its prominent features thus admirably outlined:
 1. He was faithful to the party that elected him.
 2. He would not appoint men to office merely because they were conspicuous poii- ticians.
 3. He took great care to get the right man for the right place.
 {. He would not give an appointment to a relative.
 ,. But he would not exempt friends from the operation of good rule. 6. He turned no man out of office because he was opposed to him in politics. :. He reduced the patronage of the gov ernmcnt to the minimum. S. He endeayored to simplify the appsratu. and the operations of the government, so tha, the rural member of Congress and his con stituents might understand them. ] 2. He abolished court etiquette and every usage that reseDbled it.
 10. He declined to receive presents whil' ! in office.
 II. He used the prestige and the oppor tunities of his office for the public advantage
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There has been lively literary inters,t to ascertain the authorship of the line, "Though lost to sigbt to memory dear" Ruthven Jcnkyns wrote the following in l70i, and published the same in the Greenwich Mag azine:
 Sweetheart, good by! the nattcring sail
 h spread 10 wan me far from thee; And coon before the fav'ri1g gale
 My ship shali bound upon tue sea. PcrchaBce, all desolsie and forlOrn,
 These eyes shall miss thee many year, But unforgotien every charm
 Though ;est to sight, to meIn'ry dear. Sweetheart. gosd-by! one last embrace
 q, cruel fate, true souls 10 sever! Yet, in this hearts most sacred place,
 Thou. thou alone shall dwell forever, And still, shall recollection trace
 In Faney's mirror, ever near,
 Each smile, each tear from that sweet face,
 Though lost to sight, to mem'ry dear.
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Az OvrRLo.pKp M.N

AS OVERLOOKED MAS. - The Danbury News man has the following:
 When you are carrying several articles, and one Of them slips, it is best not to re- cover it. An Essex street man named Rob erts was helping his wife prepare the dinner table on Sunday, as one Of the deaeons was to take dinner with them. Roberts took q plate of steak in one hand, and the coffee pot In the other, and had dish of peas on the arm with the steak. The wind blew the dining room door partly Co as he approached, and putting out his foot to push it back, the arm with the peas moved out of plumb, and | flew up Roberts spine, and his hair began to | raise, and he felt a sudden sickness at the stomach, but he dodged ahead 10 save the ! peas, partly caught them, made wrong move ! lost them again, jabbed at them with the | cofee-pot and upset the steak dish, and in stepping back to avoid the gravy, stepped or the cat that belonged to the family down stairs and came to the floor in heap with the steak and peas and terribly mad cal under him, and an overhowing pot Of seald ing coffee on top of him. Then he bounded up and stamped on the steak dish, and picked up the otker dish and threw it out of tn, window, and finished that performance ir time to huri the coffee pot and the remaining contents after the cat, which was making th, very best time down the front stairway The deacon didn't stay to dinner. Robert
 retired to the bedroom with bottle of swee
 oii and roll of cotton batting, and Mrs
 went over to her mothers to cry.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06
SheYiH's Sale.

IY JUSTICE COURT PRESCOTT PRECINCT, l Territory uf ArIOuA, County of YaVapai.
 Tstrihay of Arizona Plaintiff ThOmss Roddlok and ene huBdred snd sixty acre. oi land. Defsndani
 Ny vu. of execution issued ou, of Justice Court Prescott Precinct. Henry W. flsury, J. F., in and Oi YAvapu cuiy agains, the goi, and chasls lauds and tensmeuis Of Thomas Rodduk have levied all tho right title and H'srvs which the said Thomas ltddies hal the lJ,h day of August 4. D lsIJ Ia and o the following premises which shall eIT-1s- fDs sale As ths lAu directs. ths Cour, house in Prescott, "u ih.
 l2,h Day Of September, A. D. 1873.
 To vhi <. o \. F. and x. of s F.. of section 2
 aug lnJ JAMES s. THOMAS sh.rin.
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MUTABrLrTY.

Tks flower that smiles Co diy
 Tomorrow dies; All that VIC wish Co stay
 Jempis, and then hies What is ihl. world. delight, Lightning thai mocks the night, Brief even as bright. virtne. how fr7ll it is.
 Friendship too rsrcl Love. hor lt cells poor plies
 For prcGd despslrl But We, ibough soon they fall, Survive their Joy, and all which ours We call. wbll.t skies arc blue and bright,
 Whilst Mowers are gay, Whilst eyes that change ere night
 Make glad the day, Whiist yet the calm hour. creep, Dream thou! aud fron thy sleep TbcD wake io weep.
 -PeTev Bysshe Nsiie,
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In Bankruptcy.

This to give notice: That the aeth day of July 4. D. ls53 A warrsni in Bankruptcy ssned aganss the of Herbert Bowers and Nathan E. Bowers partners under firm Os Bowers A. Bro. of Pres in the county O YsyaPa and Territsy of Anzopa who have been adudgsd bABkrupis isr p-tition that the payment of any debts and the delivery of property bslon snx such bankrgps them for and the transfer Of any property by them fordsn by la~ that meeting Of the creditors Of said hsnsTupts prove their debts and chse &ssgRses of their wi be held COan oi the Distre, Cosuf, Prescott YAyapAi county, AhDJns Territory b~tors Hoo. ChAs A. Tweed. Judge of said Disirei Courf, the Eth day f October, 4. b. ls73 at 10 o'clock 4. A. l. .. DICKINSON.
 |. s. Marshal and Nessenger
 By T. ". MciSTosii. Deputy Marshal and Messenger.
 Prescott, A. r.. August G le71 aug9ti0
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06

A Texan town was recently visited by q clergyman for the first time in it's history, and the hospitable inhabitants proposed get. tins up horse race for his entertainment.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06
Dissolution of Partnership.

Tbs parissrshp heretofore sIisasE between c. Hsyss Aod A. H PesPlss dissolved this day by mutual ooassat Al parties indebted b ths fra pih psy the sams Co T. c. Hayes T.C RAVES.
 A. H. PEEPLEA Pho~piT, A. T., May gh, ls71 ,s7Ga
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06
Application for Patent.
T.. 8. LAND OFFICE.

US LAND OFFICE
 PELscoTT. AT. Angus, is. Is73 Nosie. |. hereby given that J. F. HsrxrAvs snd Coun pany unpeosyorated Assocaiion Of by their snrhor,ed agent Jo-eph P. HArgravs. -hose Posioes address s Prescott Yavspai county. Arinna Territory have made application & U s Patent for sist-sn hundred linear feet of ;s B-n,on lode. bearing silver known dsao.ery La,ion. with surfaoe grouDd two hundred fO in width situated In Brzfshsv Mining District YavaJai eony Arizona Territory and described tn the plat and held no,ss Ale la this oscs vE fOlioSs B~ginsng a, Monument No ., the \. ". corner fo ihis monument the corners io see'ioas 22 zI s and I nf Ts~ nship 10 S K w, tiiA Aad Salt Rissr bAss and Meridian, beASs X. H9 H EA., 1912 fee, distant thence N sp Raa srtssn hundred (l0OD feet o Myna- No thence B. o East tso hundred fse, tO honu- So. thence <. eOo wss, sixteen hundred Q6DD) feet ,o Monument No From ih, monument he nor- seetions 22, q 2G and H Tow nship 10. S R. w.. Gila and salt River Ease and Meridian bears o hundred and eighty (lTs2) feet dis thence S s2' wss' SO feet 'o place d beginning containing 7-34-I0O acres.
 Said location being recorded Ia Vol of mines folia 257 of the County Records of Yayarai County, Arzons Territory.
 Anglai0 WILLIAM \. KELLY. Register.
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Legal Blanks.

of every eias. asd ksd. a~Ays had sad os aAls. fbs NkEh oafe st pross saeh lawyer lses d tbe peace of e'hef onosi esB reasonably Ind hai vita
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Administrators Notice. Estate of WILLIAM FRANCE, Deceased

Notice s hereby given the creditors and all persons having claims azaBs; tbe estate d William franes de ceased Co sessut Inc to ths usdsrsgusd Admins Ai the ooe of J. N Murphy. Esl. in the town of CeThAi county sf Nohavs within months from fb. hfst publication of ihs notice. the will b~ forever hasd and all indsssd ,o ssd esta,s hereby requested to make immediate payment.
 MARTIN '. BURNS Administrator. Csrtai. Mobavs County. August Is. is73 sagz3b
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LEGAL
Probate Notice.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY l of Mohsve. Terriio'y of AnDns.
 n a,ivr of ibe Estate sf wuIJssF FR,ScI Decsased orisr 10 s'ow why crdst of sale of real estate should no; be made
 r arpea'ng 10 th. Judge of said Cour hy the Ietiion ,hi, day presented and h~d ty Martin r Burns Admin sfaiD1 O: ;hr estate Of Wl,za Fn.s.. Ict&see pf@y sg fr urder of sale Of r sst,e hai h {, neesssafy cell h- whole of the real estate io pay he deb,s out s,andng against the deceassf and the dsb' expenses and ebarges a Adinni-traiionf
 therefore odefed by the Judge of said C"ur' that a persons interested in ths esa,s d ssd drc~as-h s Tear heire the said Probate Court, Monday ihe S2d day Of Ser,enher A. D. lt7J hi n o'clock 10 the fprr of said day. the court of sad Ppis'~ COuf' the town of Csfbat 10 ihs said co,iBy oi M"have [" show Why order should nod be granted io sad tdmnsrauf sell all oi The real estate oi said deoeassd And that copy of this order be ubshsd ai least iDu' successive weeks in the AriSna Miner. e n~vsIsf-I pointed and published in the Of Prescott Territory
 WILLIAM ARCHER. Probate Judge. Dated August 18th. ls7J.
 OTTIcE oP rIIE rROsATE CLERK
 oF TIE CoUNrY oT MOnAvE | Caldpsn Wright Clerk of the Probate Court in an' f ibe eH,y of Mohavs do hereby certify the fr-gonl Co a un. asd cvrr-c cDpy Of order duly made sn' entered npynSbs minutes Oi said Probate COuTt. WnnsS my hand an The seal nf sad PsJbais COur thi 18th day of August. 4. D. le7J. lI-s AngZbt CALDWELL WRIGHT. Clsrk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-06

Ezsa copi~s s as ARIZONA xtIya--fsllsa iu vnYp<rt vhsA e dssirsd-Alvsys e Aand ., sA. sno, xoa,Rna s.I.s. Prescott. Pre g oais ,ss~y. |
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ARIZONA STAGE LINE

Regular ,e~Ewsskiy trrs by stage. with mail, will
 mad. between
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-27
LOCAL NOTICES.

Sine Compound Syrup of Tar, Wild
Cherry and Hoarhound- For the cure of
Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Group,
Sore Throat, Hoarseness, Asthma of
Phtisic, inflammation of the Lungs, Pain in
the Side and Breast, Bronchitis, Shortness
of Breath, and all diseases tending to pul-
monary Consumption This is pleasant
and eficacious remedy for all the above
distressing complaints. Does not contain
a single injurious ingredient and is perfect
ly safe in all stages, whether for infants,
children and adults. Price 80 cents per
bottle Charles Neher Jr. manufacturer
and sole proprietor
For sale in Rock Island by Smith q
/ Bonney. 2-4d5m
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-27

The upper Mississippi river papers are
elamoring for the establishment of barge
lines. They declare that for $4,000 each
two boats can be built with the Dowler
wheel attachment, capable of safely tow
ing eight or ten loaded barges; that the
barges will be perfectly competent to carry
125, 900 bushels Of grain at time. Cost
of working the tow not to exceed s., ,Oo9
ner month
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-27

1t is said that Gen. Coburn, chairman
of the House Military Committee. neg
leeted to incorporate an appropriation in
the bill providing for the erection Of a
military prison at Rock Island. The ap
preparation therefor, in the army appro-
priation bill, failed consequently the bill
became law without an appropriation.
and the prison cannot be commenced for
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-27
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVFN TO THE CITT-
~ Zens legal voters Of the town of Rock Island,
in the county OF Rock Island and State Of Illinois
that the Annual Town Meeting for said town will
De held at the Court House, In said town,
TUESDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF APRIL
next being the first Tuesday in said Month, for the
purposes following, viz:
FIRST-Io choose a moderator to preside at said
Meeting.
SECOND-I0 elect one Supervisor one Assistant
Supervisor, one Town Clerk one Assessor one
Collector, two COnstablea, five Justices of the
Peace and many Pound Masters a. the Elec-
tors may determine, aud TO act upon any ad-
ditional subjects which may, in pursuance of
law. come before said meeting when convened
Which meeting will be called to order between
tine hourz of nine and ten O'Clock in the forenoon
and kept open until six O'Clock in the afternoon.
Given under my hand at Rock Island. this 10th
day Of March, A. d, 1872.
Mar2ldwtd W J. PRATT, Town Clerk
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DIR. PRICE SPECIAL FLAvoRINGs. -
Vanilla, Lemon, and all extracts used in
favoring Ice Cream, Jelies, Cakes, etc,
are acknowledged after a thorough trial by
the best house-keepers in the land to be
always as represented, honest measure,
bottles holding half more than others sold
for same size, natural coloring free from
poisonous oils, SO concentrated that small
quantity gives all the flavor required.
Strange that persons win use worthless
extracts when such natural favors as DIR.
Price are to be had They are really
equal to his celebrated Cream Baking Pow
! Hn1.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-27

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY. Two GOOD
v Paying Business Establishments The under
signed, desiring to reinquish business in Rock Is
land, Gfers for sale the Stock. Ground and Build
ing OF his extensive Furniture House: also the
Stock, Ground and Building adjoining, used a
boot and shoe store. This property il located on
Illinois street in of the best business portions
of the eity. Buildings sold with without the
stock Also his residence on Orleans street oppo-
site the public school building. The fact that
the undersigned has been engaged in the above
business for sixteen years in this city IL the highest
recommendation that can be given It.
3.90d&w1m d. LINGLE.
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bfs. -,r+NNDUl lar St4 ule IL iu .~i, \ gnai
/ have used your Pra rir " eed in my p actce with
the utmost success and believe il 10 ht he best
remedy ever discovered Tor the difficulties for which
{ = recommended | have cured more throat am
lung troubles with this remedy than / ever have
with any other.
Last April. cured TIVE very bad eases o. pneu-
moula a.ter they were given Rp e ole. They wCv
small babies not over one month old. and nca
leaa that they were oi dark purple eolor: pull,
mali ana trembling, scarcely 10 DC felt. / CAV
ne Pralrle Weed in hal I, aspaonui Jos,s eve rs
da4 hour, and put warm appHcatous TO the luug-
and, TO the astonishmeHt ai every one they rccOS
cred rapidly, and soon got wtl
knowing a do its efficiency, feel it my duty
10 knowledge il to you. and rec lmmend it to IN,
public ours respectfully,
DE-. {. FAENsWoRTH-
West Topsham. Vt
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Rennes Pain Killing Magic Oil should
be kept in the house by every family, to
cure severe headache, toothache, rheuma-
tism, sore throat, colo pains. lameness,
sprains, burns, and all such troubles. Use
it freely. Sold by John Bengston.
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A SEVERE TEsT.-The Commissary
General of the United States, after trial
of all the principal starches in the country,
decided that Duryea's Satin Gloss
Starch was the best that could be procur-
ed, and the government from that time to
the present are buying this article This
is fact worthy the attention of consum-
erS
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Tar Cordial.

Ii Is gratifying to to inform the public that DR.
L. Q { Wishar's Pine Tree Tar Cordial, fer Throat
and Lung Diseases has gained enyiable reputa
tIon from the Atlantic to the Pacific coast, and
from thence 10 some Of the first families Europe
not through The press alone but by persons through
out the States actually benefited and cured at this
Office, While he publishes less. say our report
ers, he is unable to supply the demand, 1t gains
and holds reputation
First. Not BY stopping cough, hut by loosening
and assisting nature throw of the unhealthy
matter collected about the throat and bronchial
tubes. which causes irritation.
Second. II removes the causes of irritation
(which produces cough Of the mucous membrane
and bronchial tubes. assists the lungs TO act and
throw of the unhealthy secretions and purifes the
blood
Third. 1t is free from squills, lobea, ipicac and
opium, Of which most throat and lung remedies
are composed, which allay cough only, and disor
ganize the stomach. 1t has soothing effect on the
liver and kidneys and every Part Of the system and
In its invigorating and purifying effects ii has
gained a reputa ion which it must hold above all
other in the market
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ONLY THEsE-Hundreds Of thousands
of persons who have been cured of Dys-
entery, Diarrhea Cholera morbus and
Cholera lnfantum, form a solid phalanx OF
indisputable testimony that DR. McCabe'
Renowned Medicated Blackberry Brandy
has never failed in single instance, tC
cure 3-27d&w2w
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New Livery Stable

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST OPENED A
l Livery Stable, on
JEFFERSON STREET, (near Harper House.)
Good outfits, frstclass stock and fair prices will
be the ruling features. A share Of public patron
July 2, 1872. dt
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Tax Sale Notice,

STATE OF ILLINOIS. -
Rock ISLAND COUNTY. 80
Rock ISLAND March 21st 1873
To DANIEL DEGRAFF.-You hereby notified
that did the 26th day OF June, A b.. 1871, be
the purchaser Of the following real estate for
the taxes and cost due the State OF Illinois, and
the county Of Rock Island. for the year A D.. 1870
amounting 10 81 s6-l01 dollars viz: situated in
Drury township. Rock Island county, and assessed
to Daniel Detirah "a the = /, Of section one.
township 10. range v. and that the time of redemp-
1873.
3-24d3t 5 F. COOKE
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The Republican Convention held at
Warren, to-day, adopted resolution ask
ing james A. Garfield to resign his seat in
the House of Representatives and declar-
ing that by voting for the retroactive salary
he has forfeited the confidence Of his
friends