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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1874-08-21
Circuit Court, Meigs County.

I. j. Gibson and NJ. A. Gibson w. VIM.
Wann and wife, et ais,
TAME the complainant +. J, Gibson. by his
' solicitor. and moved the Court TO amcnI
hs bill IN this cause 80 ~ Ia make said bin
charge that Mary T.. Thompson. formerly
Mary u. Gibson aud husband ---- Thompson
and John T.. Gibson, are adult heirs OF Elmer.
son Gibson. decd, and that they arc Gon.resl-
dents Of the State OF Tennessee; n " there
fore ordered by the Court that publication bo
made In the Athens Post. u newspaper pub
lishod In Athens. McMinn county, Tennessee,
requiring said nonresident defendants 20 mp
pear aud make defense on or before .be first
day oi the next term Of the Court sai1 Court
10 be held ut Decatur, on the 1T Monday Of
October. 1874, 10 plead, answer Or dtmrf nr
otherwise make defense 70 complnlnahts III
aud Amended Bill, or The same Will be taken
for confessed ~ 10 them aud the cause set for
hearing oX parte. n. J. LlLLAkD, Clerk.
II. VI. Smith. Sol. for Compl't.
July ~, lSii.it-prs fee $j,00-8i8
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Personal.

We received a call Tuesday morning last
from Col. d. NJ. Nelson, of Cleveland. Col
N. Is an aspirant for the Republican nomina.
ton for Congress from this District. and we
notice the Republican Convention Of Bradley,
held at Cleveland, on Saturday last, instruct.
cd their delegates to cast the vote Of that
county for, and use every effort TO, secure his
nomination.
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Athens, Jug. 10, 1874.

Whv do people dose themselves with gallons
Of liver medicines. and dose thenlselye. for
months before they feel the effects CT the rene
dyy Why torture themselves with villaInous
compounds that are nauseous 10 the taste,
that grippe you almost 10 death, when you can
reach the liver with one dose OF DR.. Harris
Great Blood and Liver PillsY They are pure.
ly vegetable. They act like msgic--no bad ef.
fects--no poisonous minerals enter their com.
position. Or why pay one doilor a bottle for
liver medicines, when you obtain Harrs Pills
for % centsi
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


We are authorized and requested to an.
nounce II. b. YEARWOOD, Of Monroe coun-
ty, AZ u candidate for the State Senate, for the
Sixth District--eomposed OF the counties Of
McMinn, Meigs, Polk, Bradley, Loudon and
Monroe.
We are authorized and requested to announce
A. S. JARNAGIN, OF Polk county, rs u can
didate for the Senate to represent the Sixth
Senatorial District In the next General As
sembly. Election in November.
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Administrators Sale of Land.

IN SATURDAY. THE ,5rn DAY OF
" September next, ut II o'clock a. M, on the
premises. will sell to the highest bidder, the
farm known rs "the old John Divine Farm"
belonging TO the estate of VIM Paris, decd
Said farm contains 100 Acres. niore or less,
Is level, has an abundance Of wafer and tim.
Der, is situated in the 18th civil district, Me.
Mum county. adjoining the lands Of Robert
smith, VIM. Peck. A. J. Kirksey and Others.
The place VIII first be put up In 40 acre lots,
and then altogether the way II brings the
most money viii be adopted ~ the sale.
Terms of Stle:.-A credit Of nine. eighteen
aud twenty -four mouths will he given. Note,
drawing interest from date with approved 80.
curty required, and n lien retained on the
land until the purchase money " fully paid
A, SLACK. Admir-,
with the will annexed
Aug. I, 1877! lt.3l0
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For County Representative.

We are authorized and requested to an.
nounce MN ROD DODSON as Il candidate tC
represent McMinn county in the lower branch
Of the next Legislature. Election first Tues.
day in November.
We are authorized and requested to an.
to represent McMinn county in the lower
house of the next General Assembly.
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bradley County.

The Cleveland Banner Of last week notes
the following deaths:
In this place, on Monday morning last, az
ter an indisposition of many months, Mr.. Cas-
well Lea, aged about 70 years. The deceased
was an old and highly esteemed citizen, and
bis death IN lanfenteG by all.
On the same day, three miles east Of this
place, Mr.. Robert Campbell, a soldier In the
war of 1870
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M o1ns.

The following is the vote Of Meigs for coun-
ty officers at the recent election:
For Sheriff, j II Fuller 5l7, j e Fike $50;
Circuit Court Clerk. N Lillard no opposi-
ton; County Court Clerk, G G Robson 443,
T. q Mckenzie 294, q Cecil 1872; Tax Collector.
II l. Gamble $50, John Rowden 23s, q T Smith
206, q Miller 100, NJ Vincent ~; Trustee,
John Irwin 1866. A Quinn PA, 7 A Davis l67,
Jas Cox SO; Register, d Funderburk i37, VIM
Brandon 800. The county failed TO vote Its
full strength by about 800 votes.
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Tho next session OF this excellent school
opens on Monday, September It'll, 1874, under
the direction Of Prof. ID. s. Bodcnhamcr, who
will be assisted by a full corps OF competent
teachers. The fees Of the institution are low,
ranging from s. to $24 per tenn OF five months,
while board can be obtained ut from $40 to $l2
ppr month
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The Knoxville Fair.

Let 1t be kept in mind that the Eastern Di-
vision Fair will be held ut Knoxville, on the
9th, eth, sth and 9th Of October Eext. The
premium list Is large and well selected; the
rules aud regulations simple and Ineligible;
while the names Of such men as X. c. Jack
son, President, Or. Sam. Rogers, Of Louion,
General superintendent, and II. B. Yearwood,
Of Monroe, Chief Marshal, affords the best
possible guarantee OF fairness all around.
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Notice to stockholders.

EAST TENN, VA. Il GA, II r. COMPANY,
OFFICE SECRETARY 81 TREASURER,
Knoxville, Tenn, August lst. 1874.
FINHE REGULAR ANNUAL CONVEN-
l. ticn Of the Stockholders OF this Company
will be held ut the Company Depot, In
the city OF Knoxville, on Wednesday, the
I'd " September, 1874. All Stockholders wish.
ing to attend the meeting Of said Convention.
will DO passed over this road free OF charge to
and from the Convention.
JAMES &. MiTCHIi,L,
Aug. 1, iS7l.td-3i0l Sec'y a. Treas.
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In the LIST civil district this county, on the
morning OF the 7:h instant, NJ. y. Garrison,
son Of /. 8. Garrison, In the nth year Of his
age.
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TIIOS. j. EVANS,
Chancery Court. Athens. Tenn.
Lydia A. Bridges Va. John NJ. Bridges, ct ol
LOrlglnnl BIN


TT appearing TO the Master from complain.
L ants Bill that the defendants John NJ
Bridges, Mary NJ. Reeder, Isabella >. Camp.
bell, Frances l.. Campbell, Lois A, Kelley and
Martha W. II. Wade are non.residenis of The
State Of Tennessee; and II further appearing
from the return OF the sheriff of McMinn
county, that Susie NJ. Bridges Is at present a
resident Of the State Of Maryland, 40 that The
ordinary process Of law cannot be served UP.
on her: II is therefore ordered by me that
publication be made for four consecutive
week In the Athens Post. requiring the above
named nonresident defendants TO enter their
appearance nj our next Chancery Court to he
held at the Courthouse In Athens, for Nc
MINI county, Tennessee, on the 23d day Of
November. 1874. then and there TO plead. an.
swer or demur TO complainnnts said Bill, ~
the same will he taken for messed. and set
down for hearing OK pHrtc ~ 20 them.
J. NJ. Henderson,. &. & NJ.
Van Dyke. Cooke a. Van Dyke, Soils for Com
Aug. 7, lS7i.1t.prs fee sO,0O-Ji0
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HOwss This.

Wewere informed by parties who came down
on the train Tuesday evening, that the Great
Southern Monagerie and Calisthenic Expo
sition Of Wootten C Andrews was still at
Loudon. Whether they have gone into win.
ter quarters, or something has "busted," we
are not prepared to say.
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wheat.

Several lots of wheat have been bought here
this week at ITO for choice white and 80 for
red. The southern miIers are firm, and say
they can buy cheaper In Middle than in East
Tennessee.
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The Sweetwater Institute

win open its Second Session September LIST,
under the control Of Rev. Il. ii. Parker-as.
sisted by Rev. c. d. McTcer, Mrs. Helen NJ
Cooke, and Mrs. b. n. Parker. Expenses in.
cluding Tuition and Board, por term Of five
months, ranging from sos to 500. according ia
grade Of studies. Contingent fee 81, paid OH
entrance. Tuition half in advance.
August 81, 1S74.2t
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Buy your Monuments and Tombstonos Of
r. 7. Thomas n Co., Knoxville. Trey put up
work In the best style OF the art--Ctit Of the
best material according to the latest designs,
and at very reasonable prices. See advertise
ntnt In this issue.
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To Whom IL NAV Concern.

The time has now come when you promised
to pay me, and, notwithstanding the low price
for wheat, am compelled to have money to
meet my own promises. l shall expect all
who owe Inc to come forward with money OF
wheat and settle without delay.
Aug. I, 1874. T. F. GIBSON.
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Death.

Mis-. Polly Matlock, relict of the late John
Matlock, died at the residence Of her son, In
the Eastanallee Valley, seven miles west oil
Athens, on the 10Th instant. She had been
afflicted for some time aud her departure was
not unexpected. She was a worthy christian
woman-a faithful member Of the Baptist
church for many years.
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WHITE CLIFF SPRINGS.

THE PROPRIETOR OF "MoUsE CREEK
i Untfi." Mouse Greek. East Tennessee, hss
purchased tho Hotel property, ~ TITS n,vritr
summer resort, aud has erected one If the
largest and most convenient Hotels found NJ
any Watering Place in the South, which IL
now open for the reception OF guests, and as
sures the public that nothing win be lefi UNI
done TO make this one OF the most pleasant and
delightful summer resorts In iae Southern
States for the pleasure-seekcr and invalid
The springs are situated on Chilhowee Noun.
tain. Monroe county. East Tennessee, 10 miles
from Mouse Geek the nearest point from the.
Il. 4. Va. Il Ga. Il. II. They are located at All
elevation Of 1900 feet above Conasauga Valley,
In dry. pure and very invigorating atmos-
phere-- atiordiIg AN extensive and beautiful
view of the surrounding country, whose
scenery is unsurpassed. sa.
An eminent physician Of over thirty years
practice will have mn Office in the Hotel.
Excursion Tickets will he out on sale vt all
prominent Southern points TO these Springs,
via Mouse Creek, at reducod rates. The Pro-.
prietor will run daily line Of Hacks between
Mouse Greek and the Springs, making connec.
tions with trains. Fare, one way 81, round
trip 81. Persons wishing TO stop over ut our.
Mouse Greek Hotel" will dnd ample accom-
mnlutions
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Call for Republican County Con.
Nan6ian

h Convention Of the Republican voters oil
McMinn county is hereby called TO meet in
Athens, on Saturday, the 22J Of August, 1874
to appoint delegates to the Congressional Con
vention at Chattanooga, on the 3D. Of septem.
Der, 1874; and to the State Republican Con.
vention at Nashville on the - day Of -,
1874, and to transact any other business tina,
may be brought before II.
A full attendance fIom all parts Of the
county Is desirable. 81, w. GETTYs,
Chm'n Com. for McMinh CO.
Athans A NO IN 1874
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60 CENTS PER DOZEN.

NEEDLES FOR ALL THE LEADING
" styles Sewing Machines NJ 20 cents per
dozer Orders promptly dlIed. Attachments
Tor q, Machines for 80 per cent lees than
agedts charge. \. \. ANGEL. 100
May =, 1sII.3m.336l Knoxville, Tenn.
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CALHOUN MASONIC INSTITUTE,
For Males and Females.


TIME TRUSTEES OF THIS WELL ES.
l. tabisbed institution OF learning take plea.
sure in announcing to all who feel interested
in the cause Of education, that they have Sc.
cured the services Of Pref. Butler, as Princi-
pal, for the ensuing scholastic year. Prof
Butler as u practical and thorough educator
IL well known TO the literary public in his
services rendered in Tusculum College, as
Professor of Mathematics and az Vice Prc.i.
dent of liwassee College, as Professor OF
Mathematics. Greek and Hebrew, also, as in.
structor in Several other schools.
The next session of forty weeks will com.
mence on Monday, July 27th, Hs7A.
Terms per half session OF twenty weeks
payable In advance-as follows;
1sT GLASS, Embracing Orthography. Writ.
Ing, Reading, Primary Arithmetic, Geogra.
ply and English Grammar .,,,,.,....$ OC
ID CLASS, Arithmetic, English Grammar,
Geography, English Composition and Com.
mercial Bookkeeping. .,..,,.,.,.... IL 0d
3D CLASS, Natural philosophy, Chemistry,
Botany, Geology, Mineralogy, Zoology. Ger
man, French, Spanish, Italian, Latin, Greek.
Hebrew, Rhetoric, Logic, Moral aud Mental
Science History, Higher Mathematics, Alge-
bra. Geometry, Ttlgenometry, Physiology
Anatomy, Hygine, Practice OF Medicine, Mate.
ria medica, Surgery, Mcnsuration. Fluxluns,
Calculus, Mathematical Astronomy, Survey.
ing, and Navigation. 800. ..,,.........i3 0C
A competent Music Teacher will be secured
if desired.
No student will be entered for term les,
than twenty weeks. No deduction for loss
time except In cases OF protricted sickness -
Board can be had In good families at reasona.
bic rates. Students wishing tn board them.
selves can obtain dorrnitories or rooms nj low
prices. j. ID. LYLE, President
/. Il. UANEY, sec'y Board Trustees
July 2, Is7I-1m-3i4
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Calhoun Masonic Institute.
The following communication was receive,
a couple Of weeks ago:

The following communication was received
a couple Of weeks ago:
CALHOUN, August 5th, 1874.
Our school opened last week with about
Eighty pupils, with G. W. Butler as Princl-
pal, aud Miss Lilly Saupaw as Assistant
The School has run up to one hundred and
over. The people Of Calhoun have Weakened
up on the subject of education, they are alive
and at the work in good earnest, and we say
to those at II distance who want TO educate
their sons and daughters, send them to us and
we will do as good part by them in the way
of an education as any school that you can
send to. Ii necessary, they can start In the
Alphabet and go through al! the sciences of
learning to the Hebrew language. To those
who wish to board, they can get it as cheap
here as anywhere in East Tennessee. The
health and morals Of the place are as good or
n little better than the most Of towns. There
is church aud sabbath school every Sunday
As our school increases the assistance in teach
ing will increase. EPLURIBUS.
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Notice.

Taken up by VIM. Quinn, brown and red
bull yearling, which the owner can have by
proving property, paying pasturage, aud pay
ing Tor this advertisement. WIN. QUINN.
Riceyile, Tenn. Aug. II. 1S74.3t
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School teachers and patrons OF schools will
please send their orders for Books and Sta
tionery to J. II. Reed. South Corner, who
keeps good supply on hand. ct.
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Notice.

All persons indebted to the firm of Robson
& Nixon either by note or account, are hereby
notified to call at once and make settlement -
This is absolutely necessary, as they are de-
termined to close up their old business in the
next sixty uays
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Leaf Tobacco Wanted.

We will pay cash, at market price, or ex-
change manufactured Virginia Tobacco for
all the good Leaf Tobacco weAcan get. AID.
dress with sample
WILLIAMS, ZIMMERMAN 4 WILSON.
July 10, '54-lm] Knoxville, Tennessee.
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Notice..

All persons indebted to me by note or ac-
count must call and settle with me ut once
am compelled to have money. So come now
aud help me, cannot wait longer.
Aug. 7, 80. j. III, REED,
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Candidates who have not paid, win please
settle their ticket printing and announcements
promptly. There is to be no fooling about
This thing. We need the colaterals aud must
ho thom
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Camp.MeetIng at Cedar Springs

The Campmeeting Of the NJ. +. Church,
South, for Athens District, will be held at
Cedar Springs Csmp-ground, commencing on
Friday, September 25tb, 1874
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WILLIAMS a CO.

II EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A
N large lot Of Cofllns-all qualities, styles
aud priros--or made 10 order when DESIRED
Also. all kinds VI burlnl material.
Cantrcll's oads, June 20, '7i.tE3i3
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Married, Oh the 18th inst, at the residence OF
the brides mother, by Rev. j. II. Keith, Mr..
W. T. Broylcs 10 Miss T.. c. Johnson all Of
lthca county,
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university Series OF School Books adopt
cd by Teachers Associations for McMlnn
county. for sale by j. II. HORROR, Agent
Athens, August 81, '7l.4t.
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Local and Other BrieGefs.

| The editor left in the early part OF the week
for Nashville, To attend the State Convention.
Circuit Court for Bradley at Cleveland frs.
Monday in September.
On the first day OF September all accounts
due this Office will be placed out for collection.
Col. Tom. Crutchheld, Of Chattanooga plea
sured US with a short call Wednesday.
The communication OF Alvin Jones IL una
yoidsble crowded out this week.
Congressional Convention at McMInnylle
next Thursday, the 9th.
Court at Ducktown next Monday, the 2ith
instant.
The District Conference which convened at
Ric eyile on the 18th was largely attended.
Notwithstanding the recent hot weather, we
hear Of but little sickness In this section.
England, France and Germany have recog-
nized the Spanish Republic.
Sudden deaths were numerous in New Or
leans last week-mostly from sunstroke.
The dry house Of the Messrs. Cleage. at this
place, containing u large lot OF lumber was
partially destroyed by fire Thursday morning.
A gentleman who summers on Spring Creek
Ridge says the cupola OF the new Court House
is plainly discernible from that eminence.
The Changers Of this county resolved at
their last meeting to hold their wheat for
higher prices.
Circuit Court adjourned last Friday morn
ing, some of the more important cases having
been continued.
In the Circuit Court OF Roane county, last
week, Clint Laudermilk was convicted and
sentenced to the pen.tentiary for q yeaIs.
Brother II. II. Parker, who takes charge Of
the Female School ut Sweetwater, preached an
excellent sermon at this place last Sunday
hight.
The Love Farm is again advertised by Coun.
ty Clerk Blizzard. IL is a desirable place--sit.
uated in the 10Th civil district, and will be
sold on the premises, Saturday, Sept. 8.
Attention is also invited to the notice Of the
sale Of the sold John Divine Farm" which
will take place on the 9th fScptember. lisa
good place, with wholesome surroundings.
Our old FRIEND and former fellOw-county
man, Maj. l.. X. Hurst, gave usa short call
last Monday. We were pleased to see him
looking well and hearty.
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MO arOCIi
LEMAN's WARRANTED RIFLE

THE best gun In the United States, for sale
i at WILLIAMS ~ co.'s.
Gantrcll's X Roads, May 8, 1880
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RATES OF BOARD:

Per Month for July, August Septr 40 90
Children under ~ years OF age aud servants,
half price. Guests coming in june and. res,
naming throughout the season, 10 have june
rates. Fer further particulars address
j. II, MAGlLL, Pr0p'r, 3.
Mouse Creek and White Clif Hotels
June, lSIl-3l2
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RObesOn * NixO
Died,

viii pay sI.iO cash for All good white wheat
offered.
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Cane Creek Academy.

McKedin h Co. will pay highest market
brice for dried fruit. q
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Leaf Tobacco wanted.

100000 lbs by McCallum Il Co., Tobacco
Manufacturers, Knoxville, Tennessee.
July II, lSIl.gm.3i0
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Large STOCK IsRJDLEs AND
CADDLES, received at williams & Co.'S,
- cheaper than ever.
Cantrelps Y Roads. May S.'7i.336
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school Books.

Dried Fruit wanted at McKeldln l. Co.'S. ct
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London High school.

ell your dried fruit to McIseldin & Co. ct.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-07
The 0'HaIr Case.

Mr.. Geo. MoMurphys place, where the
girl resides who was assaulted by O'Hair,
is only about three-fourths of mile from
Hillsdale, and is in Canoe Greek township.
o Hair, we are told. was first arrested in
Canoe Greek, and taken before Justice
Ward, but such disorderly crowd of his
friends assembled that they broke up the
court. He was then taken on a warrant
issued by Justice Mccall, of Coe.
The Davenport Democrat, of tho 9th, pub
fishes the facts as they first appeared in
THE ARGUS, and says:
Many of our readers will remember a
certain Michael o Hair, who, for a long
time, was employed in this city as a sewing
machine agent. About two weeks ago he
left here and went over to Rock Island
county, and succeeded in marrying young
lady of Hillsdale, in that county The
young wife stills clings to the unworthy
man whom she has the misfortune to call
husband, and is using every endeavor tC
get him out of Jail On Saturday evening
she was in this city on her way to Iowa
City, where she expects to get bail fol
o. Hair She is very good looking, anG
feels her disgrace greatly.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-07
Great Discovery.

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