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Insolvent,s Notice.

Upton Kelley VS.. His Creditors.
ORDERED this 18th day of February,
~ 1873, that Upton Kelley give notice 10
his creditors, endorsers and suretes that the
I'd Monday Of August next is fixed for the
said Upton Kelley to appear in the Circuit
Court for Carroll county to answer such In
terrogatories as his creditors, endorsers and
sureties may propose or allege against him /;
and that copy Of this order be published in
some newspaper printed in Carroll county
once week for three successive months prior
to the said I'd Monday of August next, as such
notice.
Test: JN0. b. BOYLE,
ieb l5'3mN Clerk.
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Everything New.

WE recently purchased n new assortment
w Of Job Type for use during the pres
ent season. ian
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In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
FEBRUARY Term, 1873.
I. l.. Fritchey 4 Co. and others, VS.. Jesse
Durbin and Mary Jane Durbin.
nN motion it is ordered by the Court this
~ ! lth day Of February, 1873, that the sale
OF the interest and estate Of Jesse Durbin and
Mary Jane Durbin, in the Real and Lease.
hold Estate mentioned and described in the
above cases, made by Reuben W. Stem, Con.
stable, be ratified and confirmed; provided
copy of this order be published in some news.
paper printed in Carroll county, for three sue.
cessive weeks before the LIST day of April next
and unless cause to the contrary be shown, or
objections made to said sale, on or before the
Second Monday Of May next.
WIN. N. HAYDEN,
Judge of the Circuit Court.
True copy,-Iest:
feb l5-St JNo. B. BOYLE, Clerk.
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Estaie Of isaac .Stn,sbury, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri.
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters 1estamentary
on the Personal Estate Of
ISAAC STANSBURY,
late Of Carroll county, deceased All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated to the subscriber,
on or before the LIST day of SEPTEMBER, next
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted are
requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this llth day of Feb
ruary, 1873.
j. W. Herring,
feb 22-it Executor.
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Renennt,er

HNHAT the ADVOCATE Office has greater
~ variety Of Job Type, suitable for Sals
Bills, than any othor Office in Western Mary
land.
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NOTICE.

ON and after April lst 1873, the Ground
" Rents hitherto collected BY Mr.. f. II.
0rendorff, must be paid atthe First National
Bank. JOHN GLOYD,
Pastor St. Johns Church, Westminster.
feb Is tai
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MORTGAGEE's SALE
or
Valuable House & Lot of Land

RY virtue of the power of sale contained in
- Mortgage executed by Jacob Albangh
and Alice V. Albaugh his wife, to The Car.
roll County Building Association No. /, of
Manchester, bearing date the list day Of June
1870, the undersigned, Mortgage. will offer
at Public Sale, to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on
Thursday, tie 9Th day Of March, 1878,
at 2 clock, ?. NJ, all that valuable Lot Of
Land, containing One Quarter Of an Acre
more or less, situate on York Street. in Man.
chester, and improved with new two story
BRICK DWELLING,
in excellent condition and wor. A ySN y
thy the attention Of purchasers. -
Immediate possession given ii4 49, -
upon compliance with the terms Of sale.
Terms ef Sale. One half cash on the day
Of sale or upon the ratification thereof, the
balance in six months; the credit payment 70
bear interest from day of sale and 10 be Sc.
cured to the satisfaction Of Mortgage.
The Carroll County Building Association
No. I, Of Manchester,
Mortgage.
CHARLES D. RoBERrs, Solicitor.
feb BITS
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To get handsome printing Of every descrip-
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M0RTGAGEEs SALE
or
Valuable House & Lot Of Land
IN WINCHESTER. CARROLL cnrxrr. NJ.


pY virtue Of the power Of sale contained IN
- q Mortgage executed by James W. Sha.
fer to The Carroll County building Associa-
ton, No. 1, Of Manchester, and bearing date
the 9Th day Of June, 1870 the undersigned,
Mortgage, win offer at Public Sale, to the
highest bidder, on the premises, on
THURsDlY, ae 9Th Of MARCH, a. b.,
1878, at o'clock, P. NJ, the following de.
scribed property, being two
A<8- story LOG HOUSE, weather
y. boarded, with Frame Back
Building, good Out Kitchen,
Hog Pen, Wood House, good Barn and lee
House and an excellent Lot Of Land, con
tanning
sEvEN-EIGHTHS OF AN ACRE,
more or less. This Is leasehold Property.
and is situate in the town Of Manchester.
Possession given upon compliance with
the terms Of sale.
Terms Of Sale :--0ne-half cash on day Of
sale, or upon ratification thereof, the balance
in six months; the credit payment to bear in
terest from day Of sale and to be secured 10
the satisfaction Of the Mortgage.
The Carroll County Budding Association.
No. 4, Of Manchester,
cHas. B. RoBEhrs, Solicitor :
feb S-fs
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Also at the same time and place, will be
sold the following Personal Property, all Of
which is Of good quality:
Set Cottage Furniture, Carpet l Mir.
ror, Side Board, ! Empire Sewing Machine;
also a lot Carpenters Tools.
Terms Of Sdte.-All sums of $40 and under,
cash; above that sum a credit Of three months
will be given, on notes, with approved securi-
ty, bearing interest from the day Of sale.
ANNIE V. MEWSHAW.
John ". RngliRg, AuetioHeer.
feb 22-ts
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are paid unless NJ the option OF the publishers.
ADNERfiSING KATlcs.-Onc square \ lines will
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IL not marked advertisements win be continued until
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Rnle and Figure Work double price. business To-
Gals 10 cents per line Marriages and Deaths Inserted
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IN which are leaders, 2 Of which are Per.
cherons, also the Breechbands, Front Gears.
Collars, Brides, Straps, and six-hofse Line
for saliie Colts that will be 2 years old ID
the spring, 2 Of which are Moreans and 2
Percherons;
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z Bead q superior worn H0rses,

ONE sIx-H0RsE TEAM, composed Of 2
Geldings and 4 Brood Mares, heavy With
foal, oil fine leaders also the Breechbands.
Front Gears, Collars, Housings, Brides and
Straps for same, all nearly new, splendid
six-horse Line, do. for horses,
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF A VALUABLE
DWELLING&STORE HOUSE
Ii THE WEST Enc, WEsTNIxsTER.

R1 virtue Of n Decree of the Circuit Cour,
~ for Carroll county, as Court Of Equity,
the undersigned, Trustees, will sell at Public
Sale, on
N0NDAT, tie IN day Of MARCH, 1878,
at clock, p. NJ, that Valuable Dwelling
House and Store House, form.
erly owned and occupied by AydN-..L
Dennis Mewsbaw, now deceas- !sA
ed, and Lot of Land thereto 1870
attached, containing 6,0Ol Square feet Of
Land, more or less. This property is situated
on Main Street, opposite the Store House Of
j.. fingling 4 Bro, in the most thriving sec.
ton of Westminster, and is excellently loca.
ted for dwelling and bookkeeping purposes.
The house is large and conveniently arranged;
the store room Is sufficiently large for pros.
porous trade; all 10 good condition. The
house is a two story weatherboased, with nee.
essary outbuildings.
The Terms Of sale as prescribed On the De.
cree dTe:--One.thrd cash on the day of sale.
or on the ratification thereof by the Court,
one-third in one year and the balance in two
years from day of sale, the credit payments IA
be secured by the purchasers note, with an.
proved security, bearing interest from day Of
sale.
JNo. E. SMITH,
CHAS. I. REIFSNIDER,
Trustees.
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On Wednesday,. nc zen II luurei, 1874.
At $50 o'clock 4. NJ, The following Person.
nj Property. lo.Wit:
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THE subsckibsr having rented 81. Fafsas
4. win sell At Pablie Sale. On The premises.
which arc IN Frederick county. thtee miles
southeast Of McKinsifgs Mills. and ionr
miles south Of Union Bridge, on The road
loading to Unionyillc, near ne intersection
thereof with the Liberty and New Windsof
Turnpike,
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
COTTON MARKETS.

SAvANvAa March stesdier Mding i9lc net receipts
expOrts-to Great Bstsn, 2o bales b The Cenhenh
22 bsIes 92 bales sales B bales ook Ao oses
CINCINNATI 3CottOn steady Mtdlngs BE- receipts 10
bales, sales. "a bales. stock s.6O4 bales
3Cotton quiet Mddlngs l9ic; mel receipts
2o5 bales sales. D. bales; stock a,s71 bales
NoRpoLK 3--Cotoa arm; Low hiddingA bic net re
erporsooAswiso, lJi bales Sales 100 bales
steck, 72s4 bales l.,
CHARLESTON March 3-Co.on The market for low grades
nomnsl Middng i9id9c not receipts ls bales exorts-o
Britain 321 bses oosstvs S baes sales zoo bales STOCK
a. baes .,, ,.,
MoBrs IN good demand Middlnes ste
MdGngs 8ic Good Ordinary Bie net rcep isS bales
Great Britain 2e bales; oossswe 5ss bales sales n
bales stock % 100 bales
March ScOtcn spiss sapgs sole receipts
$50 bales eEportse U6neu t3 baesi oOastwse - bales
sles, 70 oA6S; stock, $500 bflss
March aCotton IN good demand Good Ordinary
lTQl7!c; Low MddngS 49, 9lsic Mddngs l9I elsie net
cs 72 bales reeeipt S0a bales eTportsto Grea
Bran ~ haeS the Continent 67i bales eosstwse jll
ba evening 800 bales stock f94 s bales
GALVESTON. March a-COon rshI hrmeti Texas strict oood
Ordinary 16e receipts J3 bales e1pore-coAs"e
l55 baesi sales 500 bales; stock. H. u bales 80,
March 3CottOn dull and shade lower hddhhgs tc
receipts. Sol bales; sales s27 bales ,,,
March 3CotOn active and higher hct Low
lSQl9 reeep 3353 bales shipments lsi7 bales STOCK J
bseS -.
PHILAp KIPHIA. March 3--CoHon quiet mIddings. Ola
BOsroH Mddlngs. 2Oio net receipts
LoUsyILLK. March 3Coston qu hddhngs ei reoeipS %"
bales; shipments TSo bales $500. -, 4.
l66 bales shipments, bales
lrOr latest Telegraph Markets se FvrA Pd9@l -t
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04

BsrevSxes 1000 bush al eodse nor
rvvuo~ea. 81 119s m !or Canada CoSee dali RIO
Is2iin ssy DO hhaN Rsenine Case At 81 sf Mo-
sses OF Cuba blo test at No Pfeienm gn
lar Cois l1 Refined nominal at iso Whssr da Western In
irou Ole
Los March 3-Plour dull and upchsarcd Wheat hrmer No
Spring %; No Fall 81 So Corn shade iowsr No nved,
M fs IT Louis the track pJc elevator Oats hreri
No BAst 81 Louis the track ge24e IN esator
du da nothing
WHISKY 889Slc Pork hrn and higher st St iS1 M 81
Dry Sailed Meats hrm SboudcrS 4ic Sides 6iGc spot Sest
Sides % April Baron and higher Shocders 6Gttci Clear
Rib Se sc Clear Sides slSse Lsd nemnsy e Hog lever
81 s04 Cattle arm and active Common 70 Choice Texans
s2D$4 Good Choice Cows and Heer s36rs 2S kaire
Feeders % 6 80 5O Fair Chsice Becyca ~ ss9 % IA ne
ceps-s bbS Wheat 900 bush Cora. B
bBsh Oars 1900 bush. Barley. $50 bnsh Rye $500 Hogs
TOLR March aF0ur and unchanged Wheat apve sna
higher; No White Michigan, f 3d. Amber Michigan spot o. q
April 81 a No Red 81 III No Res spot 81 60 Apn o. be
shade higher; High Nj red 3o April Ae Low
MiIed 9sic OHs-So gnlei .. Aie Michigan 5ts V,oyer %
Sc Dressed Hogs, S5 300 So Recepts-2O0 bbA Flour
500 bush Wheat IS Ooo bush Corn 900 bush Oats shipments
ls0O b0l Flour 200 bush. Wheat
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
The STATE OF TRADE.
ECROPEAS AARKg1'N.

LONDON March J-l0 a n.-Consos opened 92l both
The old
s1 LOLA ga TenFores BOT New Eyes, 90 hue Raissy
81
Pans. March 3-h n n-Rentes opened At 57f e2c
s-II.m Motion OpeEed
Of
ppe savannah Charetou January February Cd
LOSDos March l-Tsi0W, ~ 8 e
LONDON. Marco 81 p m.-KTie Railway shares 81.
LIVERPOOL. March 81 . m.CottOn and
quiet Beef "a per Cheese y Der
for the best Of American the Lsr1, 81
LONDON March J5 InThe Of
tie Ban1 L4sau balanoe to-day &s' closed 81
a2i for b1 and account States Tweltv
bends 1855 ld, yls Eue Railway shares. s!
PARE. h1ict .-p- -ieutes closed .; 571 47c
LTvEKPoOL March D. Ihe shipments Of Cotton
The as report 3lU0O bales Refined
Petroleum. lClt. b gallon.
LONDON. March 3Re6aed Petroleum III 3l7id = gallon
ASTWERP. March - Fine
LIVERPOOL March J-Eye1ing-S TurpentBe a. y
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
Gelp Uanteo-- mdles.

DROOF READER WANTED-One thoroughly
reliable capable for 6rsteass address Box w. Sta
uon D. Post-Ohee. New-lork-
lNANIED-Active men to take an interest
w IN any Of the s. Of the best PATENTS sae equal
TO sewing machine; much capital aeed Address
INVENTOR. Box j5, Beverly, NevJerSeT.
VIII b1ng the article II you wout go in
XNANTED-The New-YOrk Life Insurance
w Conpany Broadway desires the services Of
few PIRSTCLASS BUSINESS MN solicitors the Metro
Doan who heretofore have not been engaged the
business Of life insurance preferel-
XVANTED-A MANAGER for a LACE and
w EMBROIDERY DBPARrMESr oae Of thorough eapscy lad
mature all sectoas OF the
cnntry MAJ Obtain goO position Address With
references. Boz b, New-York P0stOfce.
IVANTED-A MAN of THOROUGH BUSI-
w NESS TRAINING and EXPERIENCE for the COUNTING
ROOM Of aTs Importing Dry Goods obbng House
Apply with references to Box g. New.York Post-0hoe
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
NEx.YonK. Monday. March 8. 1879.

NEw-YoRx, Monday. March 8, 1879.
Trade was duh in all departments under this
head. and the week opens apparently with no better
prospects, the trade than the preceding has closed
with In work-borses there will be probably enough
doing prevent accumulation Of stock but the prevail
ing tightness In the money market the never ending
snow storms and the miserable condition OF public
tAOrOughfares likely TO cheek eaee moro AL
seasonabe development OF activity In both tke trade IN
fine carriages and fine horses
The regular semi-weekIy sale at the Horse and Car
riage Market In East Thirteenthst will DO held t0mnr-
row Tuesday. the ltd inst, by Mr. Wm Van IasseI'
the successor OF Messrs Johnston d Van T3sseil.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
OFFICE or
u. S. ASSISTANT TREASURER,


In conformity The sere.zry oi tbs Tsa
holders Of THRkB PER CENT IBMPO
kARY LOAN CBRT1PCArks ued under The Acs Of March 1907
July % 1863 AL snch certificates dated ron April TO-
1868 JafuaD 1870 Of Of b5e0 between uc
numbers Eve thousand bGndre and hhNo o. ana I'VE
ousinA hundred and 65 inclusive and n he deno
nsuon Of sOO between numbers bve thousand fc hundred an
mI four abf and Eve thousand hundroi at0l inclusive
WI u TOD presentation at this ohcsi Hnd that from AM
l ue Sh day u April 1919 mch certificates VII 10 behr
utrhi ad VII he available portion OF tle lawful
none reserve Of .ny National Backing Association.
THOMAS ulLJHOCsa hsI.' NJ Treasurer u B
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
RECEIPTS OF PRODuCE.

al 10 $50
l08 bbs POEr +00 bbs Meal g bags Meal ltOO
Wheat 72 bush Corn. JJ23 bush 625 bush Malt
bush B4riev, la bags seed 00 bos OA Meal s h HEMP
bales H0 - Hides 40 bd Hides 20 bales Flax i2J bales
btL Ss 489 des Leather 2319 Lard lN Lsrd so
Pags Oh C2E BI So pkg4 PORK 5g pkg Cat Aes.s
lSi Dressed Hogs lO pkrs Buttey Isl Cheese l53
pkg, Grease l pkgs Tsow 80 pGgS Sagch llds
GObaoco 2o5 Wool, as bbS Whisky.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
financial.

-~
4 i1'0 = AND AND READING CoAE AND IRON co.
FRANKLIN 3 GowKs; DAVID PALMER
President. ireasnser, -,
q ''1'D f'''@'s SowaR6 oU,sTasS i'-''' '-'
G''s5o so. ) Sfiss Fissas. 4s,ls so--rort
The Phadeph and Reading iron Company desire to call
attention Of RITA ss aASuPAcTuRERs aud CONSUMERS
PINB sORRSP PRESTON. No. 2,
TggSlSrdSsv TgSSELSs I5,i%4 T7sASl,, ,,prrye
GIRsboWsR. BASr.
PRESTON. No. /. BRBcHwoop.
SHAFT. No 1, THOMASIQs;
PaESIx PARK. No 3. Boston BOSTON RrS,
MERRIAM BUCKyILLB.
INDIAN RIDGE, CEDAR CEDAR HILL
oFro orTo H''" OA'' NORTH fR4SKLis no i
In addition 70 the product OF above
N, tbe seasop of 1874 a "a the
coieres that shipped Port Richmond consigned
'Hf FssE nj P'1TS5i RiDGs sod R''-' Canal BIO MINE RUN
LAWREHCB GLEN TW0RTH.
SIRARbTIGLs. CIR Biz MOUNTAIN.
UNION BROOKsIDR
MASCHsSTER BKAR RUN
BUCK RIDGE PLANK RIDGK.
BURNSIDE HAMMOND.
ST. NICHOLAS. GIRARD,
T2RRk1 T9R4k1P1i sIiy SssESSack.
NO MIXTURR OF TIE DIFFERENT GRADES OF COAL
WILL IN ANY CASE BB PERMITTED and each o the several
strictly separate the All viii o
0H x
;. Free-Bnrnias White Ash Coal.
4. Alaska Red Ash Coal.
&. sSa%Snin nn Red aI.s 1.h Coal. AIN
:. North Franklin Coal.
;: LSEsns tSESsrrEE EEsiisy dSSi Vein Coal.
SYSTEM OF INSPECTION and shipping
sbee viii be sppOintsd competent persons
% Ts S cere da to see ihs oPer sOrce is a. al
times employed in renewing slate nd to prevent possible coal
prevention viii be len unted The shipping ports
eos As S 4 &S5 P EcsMosb 6G4 w s SSB
- F oE II Is FPh d soSsnSs Ss Sy 5
vii be dumped places provided ioI The and before being
CLEANED BY HAND the Of the Of the oey that
production greater 5an that Of lnv other seller sSd enbrcag more
than tses Of the coal to be shipped nom Port Richmond The Com
WILL sPARE 20 ExPsSSS TO SECURE FOR THEIR GOALS
THE coMPAYYs OWNERSHIP or NINETY THOUSAND
s6xMY H OF THOSE RsGos H % o T TIDE % WATER at Ph
p6aptas Of the descending sa Of the 59as Of % s
s6AA 1 @ 91f sf5 % m as e A snS sNb
IR0S COMPANY & WILL ALwATs & SUPPLY IL LARGE p PRoPoR
In addition these geographical and local advantages the fact hA; they
W @ h vS Sn SSe % WHITTIER f s n3Ig @ oT1, sCITS P coz 1 @ A M
hardest white the softer coa Of the Shamokn and Lober
On claim the favorable consideration OF Che coal purchasing
The anthracite trade Of this ooaniry viii hereafter be controlled
and prices established by hcs who actually represent the ownership Of
win 3 sTqiSs m IN 2s {re,. a 3 ts cqTPsay pa TO
CUSTOMERS retailers aud manufacturers
Of their capital s supply a coal whenever convenient
without apprehension that the value Of their
will be impaired by subsequent action OF the Company
the 10Th each month throughout the cusrs
will issued the General Ohee Of the Company Philadelphia
establishing the succeeding month nd orders
either Treasurer Of the COMPANY Philadelphia Gen
Sales Agent NeSYork Propositions De made
before the hTs daY Of April 1879 for the purchase
stated quantity Of coat to be taken equA monthly proportions at
before
daT any month privilege declining proportion
month but decnson efve to him the right
take succeeding month increased qaaa lieu Of that
y declined
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
6aulnas Banks

DEPOSIT TO-DAY in the SAYINGS BANK
IL Chartered BY the uued state
SIND CIRCULAR. IB5 BLEkckERoI
AsEETS OXkR Al. .luu. 900.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04

NOTICE. THE ORANGE COUNTY Ma
~ TIosAL BANK located Chss 10 the sat- Of srnes S
cation therefore hereby notified present the notes and oner s
agsnsi he assoesaton, for payment Data Jan lsIa
New-York tribune., 1873-03-04
6orses, CARRIAGES, 6arness, &t.
A T THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE MART OF
IA WILLIAM VAN TASSBLL

AT THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE MART OF
N WILLIAM VAN TASSBLL
(succeSsor 10 Johnston vaa Tlsseii). ,
at hs Oh H. and IA Bast Threenhs near Fonrh ave
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
WILL BR HELD EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
- O'clock. - ..-.z
GKNTLEMRN WISHING TO PURCHASE. OR THOSE hhFisb
Hosss Carriages will hnd this house perfectly reliable as s
bus vail be conducted straightforward principles "eA
have governed In the past a..
give purchaser every warranted s0and from "a
70 ~ boars 0T trial
Horses and Carriages ALWAYS hand At private sale
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON COSSlGhMBhTA
COR SALE-H0RSES and DOGS. Any per-
desous obtaining 6rtcss hunters tot1ing draagk or
other HVs reitraad sportngo can see TOO same y one
weeks notification Sa tntepic o purraa
will inconvenience AIaress HAWKS CO.. Montreal Caa1
EINE CARRIAGE and ROAD HORSES at
Il K A. FITCus STABLES, l5J Eass Igeaty foura-st
HARNESS.-Horse Clothing Blankets, Breast
Apr0ns Robes ami Horse Equipments 0f description The
n York C. VI. MOSBBAN Bro danuf2c-
turers ia Chsmbersst
HORSE BLANKETS, HARNESS, SADDLES,
Saddey extensively manHisctareii u
stable; plush and other Catnsge Eobes
Of ever quality. Q ,. SMITH Co 20 " srrea-se
HIGH BRED COACH and Road HORSES,
Ii atALBxAsDgR LyTLRs Stables 9 Els. rwentyfoartst
/ o. Taylor, No. 145 East Twenty -fourth-st.,
~ received Yesterday foar due Crage E ngie o1dsts
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-09

As IN actor, in his line, few men have
stronger friends or admirers in this city
than Walter Bray. When we last saw
him he was playing in New York He is
now on a western tour with select COM
pany of 5 or 10, and will perform in Dart 5
Hall, Friday and Saturday evenings of this
week He won great applause when he
was last here and had complimentary
benefit We doubt not he and his compa-
ny will have full houses Friday and Satur-
day evenings. He will perform in Musca-
tine tonight, in Davenport Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, and in Moline Thurs
day evening.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-06-09
Information for the Uuion,

Our late and little lamented post master,
in his little organ, abiding to one of the
editors Of this paper, says:
ne labored and brought forth what are known as
me Bowies resolutions" presented I'm the Board
Of supervisors by the lengthy member from Emma
In Danforth's own hand writing
If it will be any qualification to the late
little lamented post master we will inform
him that there isn't an idea in the resolu-
tons relating to bills against the county
which does not belong wholly to Madison
Bowles. Every idea set forth in these res
olutions was written out in Capt Bowles's
own hand writing before he left home, and
was only rewritten at his request, in order
TO improve little on the form or phrase
ology. The Un5oR need not attempt to
cheat Capt, Bowles out of the credit Justly
due to him for trying to economic in coun-
ty expenses, and trying to secure some ev-
ldence Of the correctness of bills against
the county. Such slang, and BLACKBOARD
ism, and misrepresentation as the Union
INDUCES in towards Supervisors Bowles and
Jarvis, may Brighten some timid souls
among the Supervisors from visiting THE
ARGUS Office or consulting any of its propri-
etOrs (for that is one of the objects the Union
has in view, but it will not prevent the
upright, square and honest men of the
Board from trying to perfect some system
Of verifying accounts and of reducing ex-
penses. Mr.. Bowles is not welded to his
particular plan a single day after any
one can propose better system. Neither
he nor those who act with him have any
personal or political feeling in anything
they are doing or trying to do in county
matters They do not want to iniure or
benefit any particular man or party They
want to keep within the law, and do all in
their power to carry on the county as
economically as it can properly be done
They honestly believe that to be their du-
ty, and they will not be deferred from it
by all the blackguardism of the Union.
If there are any timid souls who faint and
fall by the way, the people will attend to
their cases at the next election.