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TIE INDIANAPOLIs RACES.
The Undecided Races OF Saturday Fin
fshed Up-UnEatisfactory award
of Heats 20 FaVorltes.

lNDIANAPOLIS, IND, July l3.-The
2:45 and 2:22 races, in each OF which
one heat was trOtted last Saturday came
off this afternoon at half-past two
o'clock. The 2:45 class was called, and
after half a dozen false starts, the word
was given. A very poor start, Lottie
and Dan Boone leading, with Tramp
and Ned Allen about fifty yards behind.
Near the quarter-pole Lottie broke,
BOOne opened 8 long gap, and Ned Al
len parted company with Tramp and
went for the leaders. Before the half
mile pole was reached, Boone made a
bad break, and L0ttie, having settled,
passed him, as did also Allen; but Boone
dld fine trotting down the three-quarter
stretch, and caught the leaders, and the
three came into the hOme-stretch to-
gether About q third Of the way home
Boone made dash foI first place, and
i'm passing Allen the two sulkies collid-
ed At this point LOtte left her feet
and the two greys came Gown the
stretch together, under whip, Boone
passing the wire half a length ahead
the best horse; but the heat was given
to Allen on account OF the collision al
luded to, and though far behind, tTotted
every inch of the last half mile, and
beat Tramp for the third place, yet the
judges gave Tarmp the preference, to the
supreme disgust Of everybody. Tramp
belongs to 8 member Of the association.
Time, 2:233.
The fourth heat was repetition Of the
previous heat, except that LOttie broke
On the hOme-stretch and ran nearly all
the way 10 the score, Ned Allen win
ming the heat and the race. In this heat
Boone also beat Tramp for the third
place, but the latter was given the third
money.
SUnmary-Trotting purse Of SllO0 for
horses that have never beaten 2:45 mile
heats, three ia five, to harness. O'Fouts
g.r, 2, /, ], 2, 1; Alden Goldsmith's b.
m. Lottie, l, ,, 3, ], 4; Tramp, 5, 3 ?, 8,
3; Daniel Boone, 3, A, 4, A, 2; Joe Wool
ford, fell dead; Mohawk, dist2nced;
Black Frank, distanced. Time: None
taken on FIRST heat, 2:S63, 2;40, 2:393,
2:4l
After the first heat Of the 2:45 race
the 2:22 class was called, and Red Cloud
and st. james were started. In the first
heat Of their trot to-day Red Cloud had
a length the best Of the start. Nellie
and st. james both broke at the first
turn, the former falling near 8 distance
behind. Red Cloud Kept the lead from
start 10 finish, winning the heat in 2:26.
Nellie trotted well after settling, and
gained on the hoOsier, but neither Of
them could catch him.
In the second heat Red Cloud took
the lead, ST. James a close second. No
change occurred in the position till near
the half-mile pole, when Nellie Tapped
Red Cloud, but on the next turn the
laare left her feet and James went for
the gelding, and gained little but not
enough to reach the score first. Time,
2:23
Summary Trotting purse, two
Thousand dollars, mile heats, three in
five, Red Cloud, /, ], /; st. james, 2, 3,
2; Nellie, ), :, 8; time, 2;30, 2:28, 2;23.
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OBITUARY.
EEoRGE OANnEr.

Who died June ls, 1874, ct his old home, in
Connecticut, came to Memphis inls3s. Hew was
associated as a merchant, ct different periods,
with Il. g. Buckingham, Emmett Mix, A. NJ.
Latham, and with T. j. Ssnnover. In 1862 Mr..
Candee retired from business and from that
time has resided here, at different watering
places, and Of late at his Old home il New
England. He was born IN Oxford, Connecti-
cut, June 8, ISL, where he died. He was
eminenGy successful a. a trsdcsman, and was
ever esteemed thoroughly trustworthy. Few
citizens Of Memphis, at the time he Withdrew
from active BUSINESS pursuits, could boast of a
greater number Of friends than G. n. Candee.
HIS COMMERCIAL credit and character were
stainless, and there are many old citizens OF
Memphis who via read this announcement
Of his dea "A with profound regret. Mr.. Can
dee was lavish in expenditures in behalf OF
the poor and unfortunate, and the war be-
tween the States cost him heavily. He was,
We believe, an original member of the Old
Folks association Of Memphis.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.
BY TELEGRAPH,

BY TELEGRAPH.
SAVANNAH, July 1S.-Cotton NOM
inaI; mildling, 16e; receipts, II bales
sales, Il bales; stock, II ,29O bales.
GALVESTON, July 13.-Cotton nom-
inaliy unchanged; good ordinary, l4Bc;
middling, 1919; net receipts, SO bales;
exports, coastwise, 572 bales; stock, S7IO
bales.
MOBILE, July 13.-Cotton dull and
easy; N ddling, 1890; net receipts, IS
bales; exports coastwise, 80 bales; sales,
100 bales; stock, $3.50 bales.
CHARLESTON, July 13-CottOn
dull; middling, 154c; net receipts, 153
bales; exports, coastwise, 55 bales; sales,
so bales; stock, 91O7 bales.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

VIHE officers and members Of Ten LTA
nessee Lodge, No. q, X. Of p, are ELszs q
hereby notified 70 attend special F Il ~
meeting. at tEeir Castle Han, No, $50 lSStsSzJ
Second street. thisfIU E9DAYl even z, vs.
July 18th, at o'clock, sharp, Tor work -
In the frs ard second ranks. A full attend
ance is invited.
All Knights IN good standing are most res
pectfaliy invited 70 attend.
By order. y. }. MUGANs Z. Z.
Go. MALLERY, X. Of r.. and s.. iyl4
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Dividend Notice.

OFFICE WAsHINGroN FIRE AND MARINEl
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Memphis, July 10, 1874.
FTHHE stockholders OF the Washington Fire
Il and Marine Insurance Company are
hereby notified that at the semi annual meet
Ing Of the Board OF Directors, held this day
dividend OF ave (5l per cent. was declared
upon the subscribed capital, to be credited
upon the stock notes.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of n deed OF trust TO me executed
ID by q. 7. Mahan. on the 18th day OF jan
uary, 1873, which deed IS recorded in Record
Book. volume 5. pages 203. 204 and 205, in Re
cOrders Orice, Mississippi county, Arkansas,
TO secure certain notes therein set out to
Martha Ross, I willin front OF the Clerks Of
ice in the town OF Oseeola, Arkansas, sell for
cash to the highest bidder, at public outcry,
without the equity Of redemption, at y
O'Clock m. on
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Last Notice to Taxpayers.
hEENIPHLz
TROTTING PARK
ON FRIDAY, JULY nth, 1874.
There will be TWO RACES over the Mem
phis TrOtting Park.

There will be TWO RACES over the Mem
phis TrOtting Pack.
First viii be q stake race for horses that
have never beaten three minutes in public.
Entrance 10 general pool 50, to which the
Association Will add so. First horse to take
the pool and purse. Second horse to save his
stake. Race, mile heats, to Cuie and harness.
play or pay. Five to enter and three 10 start.
IN case OF distance, second money 10 revert
to the Association.
Horses to start promptly at pm.
The second viii be match race. Entries
and nominations 70 which viii be published
during the week.
Pools viii be sold at the Peabody Thursday
evening, July 18Th, at pm.
Omnibuses viii leave Court Square for the
Park at and a o'clock pm.
iyIO B. BALL, Secretary.
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FUNERAL notice.

The friends and acquaintance OF Captain
JAMES sTOREs are respectfully invited 10 at
tend his funeral this afternoon, at O'Clock,
from his late residence, No. 40 Third street,
Chelsea.
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aHN REPAIRING.

GIN SAW FILING reduced TO IS cents per
aT saw, and other repairing At oWest rates.
Rrisfles Bristle-strips, Saws, Ribs, Puileys,
T,iiers Journal Doxes, Babitiiners, ETC.. always
on hand. Special attention % proDlpi ness
- b W. HICKMAN,
Cor, Main and GeoTgia.sts.' near NJ and l. u
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Temple Of Honor,

NTATOMA Temple OF Honor aud Temper
~ ance No. !, will meet ut the New Masonic
HGL. GayOso Block, this CrUESD " evening
at o'clock. 4 full attendance Is desired.
Transient Templars cordially invited 10
meet with rs.
BY order BUN. Il. PRICE, W. C. 2.
ALF'D II. WHITE, ", K. leS0
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ATTENTION. /.

VIHE GAYOSO GUARD5 will meet this evf-
ming, at eight clock, sharp. Every me R4-
Der is specially urged TO attend.
By order o. lieutenant commanding.
IVA Il. G.. EHO0KEHIRE q. :
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NOTICE IN BAsERuPrUY.

In the District Court Of the united states for
the District Of " est Tennessee In the mat
ter OF SouthwOrth & Thayer, Bankrupts.-
In bandkruptcy.-TO the creditors OF said
bankrupts:
TlAKE NUTiCE, That general meeting OF
l. the creditors Of the said bankrupts viii
be held at the office OF 4. J. Latham, ESQ,
Register IN Bankruptcy for said district, at
Memphis, No. 10 Madison street, on the 24th
day OF July, 1874, at IL o'clock am, for the
purpose CT declaring first dividend.
o. WOOLDRIDGE, Assignee,
No. - Madison street.
MemphiS. July II. 1874, iyIl cod
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hzIr5@I5SIPPI
Liquidating LeVee Bonds

A LARGE AMOUNT o. these bonds will be
n sold a. private sale By
UNION AND PLANTERS BANK,
iyls OF Memphis, Tenn.
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saturday, 15th daz Of August, 1s74.

the following described property. tO-v7it:
Beginning at stake at the west base line OF
the state levee, on the line dividing the
lands of John l.. Driver snd Henry G. Edring-
ton, which lie Immediately south oS and ad-
joining the town Of OsCeOla, running thence
along the west edge OF said levee south twenty
(20 rods TO a stake, thence east sixteen and
one-haf (l61S) rods 70 a stake, thence north
twenty ,20) rods to the line between The lands
OF John L. Driver and Henry G. Burlington,
thence west along said line sixteen and one
half $50 reds to the beginning, containing
two and One-eighth % acres, together with
all the buildings n ereon, and ali the house
hold and kitchen furniture, beds and bed
ding, bedsteads, stoves, carpets chairs, etc.
70 said property Is perfect, bus 1 shall sell and
convey only as trustee.
This July 10th 1874.
JOHN L. DRIVER, Trustee.
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,,,,,,,. ,.sa ~ -, .s :, -. assa0aaasraesa ssLll
cherished by each and every one Of
tbam Major Robert Saunders, Of Mo-
-1I-- 4 -. = - Z = -.
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Corning - Glass No. 2I.
8llIIssI75I 8l49l7li5s IS l0I7sl 7lE
EVening-CKass 60. ~.
IS 6s al So IS 49 81 e6 6lG0l2l 1876
Memphis is, this 18Th day of Jply, 1874.
WARD

minutes ana nIJy seconds. Tne winning
crew was greeted with tremendous
cheering. On reaching the shore b.
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NJoTTCE-

FV1HE Off GERS, honorary and active members
OF The lhemphis Fire Relief association are
hereby REQ uested 10 meet at their hall, at ~
O'Clock p.nl. this day for the purpose Of stIend-
ing the funeral oi their late member, Capt. ain
JAMES Stokes.
Ma CaAS. PIAGGIo, Sec.
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Notice to Contractors.

OFFrCE OF BOARD OF EDUCAroN,l
MEMPH Is CITY SCHOOLS,
CEALED PROPOSALS for new covering Of
- rco 5 and repairing the Alabama and Lin
den street, Public School buildings vi u be re-
celved at this once until y m. Saturday, July
18Th. Specifications Of the work TO be found
at my Ofiice, 307 Main street,
The committee reserve the right 10 reject any
and ali bids.
", ]. WIGGINS,
iylf Chm'n Building Committee.
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county. These things indicate that the
peopie are aroused. This is the way to
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ARGUMENT

is here urged by the hoDored Statesman
- ,,s,,efar than the praafdanf ~ ti,o
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NOTICE

eenternrise they woula exhibit when any
reason able project was presented to them.
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ExsnIaE-cIRss 30. sc.
81 aI5al5iAI69f@I75Iafsis ssf2otSsIs5
axar,ahis this 18Th asv of Iulxy- 1g74
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Peabody Hotel.

ksS- This house viii be Kept open during the
entire year as heretofore, Notwithstanding
any reports to the contrary.
For the summer months special rates viii
be given, whereby guests may arrange for
board and rooms az reduced prices.
Baggage checked TO all points.
Special attention given TO ladies and fami-
lies travelling without escort.
O'BANNCN * MORRIS,
1el7 ProprietOrs
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-09-09

Why DO we defer till tomorrow
what we should do to day? Why do
we neglecta cough till it throws us in
to consumption? Halls Balsam is sure
to cure ii taken in season. 1t has never
been known to fail. Use it thoroughly
according to directions. Persevere till
The disease is conqured, as it is certain
to be, even lift should require dozen
bottles. There is no better medicine
for Pulmonary disorders. Sold every
where. John f. Henry, Curran &Co.,
Proprietors, and 8 College Place,
Now York. ViiilSd&wlmO.
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GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION,
To the Judicial, Ministerial and all
Peace Officers, anu TO the Poo
pie OF Tennessee
civil Officers Responsible for Riots
and Jail Breaking.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. %, "a.
To the Judicial Ministerial aaa all Peace
officers, and to the people Of Tennessee ::
The means at the command of the
Chief Executive of the State are
wholly inadequate to the enforcement
of the law, without the hearty cooper
alton of all civil officers, supported Jy
a healthy public sentiment. Appeals
are daily made TO this Office for mill
tary assistance, or for authority to or.
ganize companies. The recent atroci-
ties in the State have engendered a
feverish and unnatural excitement in
the public mind to such an extent that
the lawful remedies for existing and
apprehended evils are overlooked in a
morbid anxiety to have military pro
lection.
Tennessee has no military power.
The militia can be called out by the
General Assembly alone, and then
only in case of rebellion or invasion.
If past experience may oe regarded as
a lust criterion, the militia, if called
into service, would tend rather to ag-
grevate than to alleviate existing trou-
bles.
five would preserve our State Gov
eminent, and the liberties of our peo-
pie, we must cease to look to military
power to enforce the law and punish
crime. The civil law affords ample
protection TO society, if Sheritts, Con-
stables, judicial and ministerial Officers
will do their duty. They are elected
by the people, and will do their duty
if public sentiment will demand 1t,
The leading men in every community
create and control public sentiment.
The civil officers Of each county
have ample authority, under the law
both to prevent and punish crime.
BY section 4933 of the Code of Ten
nessee, THE Sheriff is the priRcpu
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Chancery Court al TazeVVell,
Tennessee.
ChanCery Court, at Knoxville,
Tennessee.

". J. Kelly and VIE, susan 2, holy anu Otler
vs., Willie Crush, Samuel Crush and John Crush,
No. 1913.
IT APPEARING FROM THE BILL, WHICH
| is sworn 10. that the defendant, John
Crush IL a non resident of the State of Iennes-
See it is ordered thar thc said defendant appear
before the ChaDcery Court at Knoxville, Tonnes
sec. on the I'd Mo4dug ia September next, 1874,
and make defense 20 the bill died in this cause,
or the same will be taken for confessed. This
notice will be published for four successive weeks
ia The Knoxville WEEKLY CHRONICLE, A true
copv. Attest n J.. PATTERSON, q, a N.
By Wa. GALBRAITH,D. G. 4 n,
August 10th. 1srt. Whilst
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ChanCery Court, al Knoxville
Tennessee.
d. A. Carpenter VS.. W. II. Bedell,
81 100

IT APPEARING FROM TUE BILL WHICH
| is sworn to, that the defendant W. il. Belle IS
a nonresident of the State of Tennessee IL is or
dered that the said defendant appear before the
Chancery Court at Knoxville, Tennessee, on the
third Monday in September next 1874, and make
defense t0 the bin filed in this Cause, the anne
will be taken tor confessed. This order will be
published ia the Knoxville Weekly Chronicle for
fur consecutive weeks, A true COPY Attest:
NJ, l.. PATTERSON. G. * NJ.
by W. A. GALBRAITU, D. @. n
August q. ls7l.--yiii-iW4t,
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All Kinds of Dry Goods,

n ROCERIES AND GENERAL MERIDIAN
" Disc, Grenadines. hques, SlE stripe Pop
Inns and other Summer Goods, sold al cost. ana
place 10 get hlrglins and satisfaction is guarau-
teed, MlEol.s Glass Fruit Jars, in any quantity
ya-- -Np7r. ian 1Wly
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THE BEST ADVICE
Dc. TUTr,s WAIR DIE

possesses qualities that no other dive does. Its
feet is instantaneous and so natural that 1t can
not be detected by the closet observer. 1t is
harmless and easily applied, and is in general
re among the fashionable hairdTessers in every
arge city in tho United states Price 81 box sold
everywhere.
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and an will be well TO 10 30, nothing has ever
been offered that can compare with this valuable
VEGETABLE extract. Price 81 bottle. sold by all
druggists. Ot1oe ~ Nortlgntt Street. New York
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On the Sd day of October, 1874,

That tract or parcel of land situated in what is
known as TOol's Bend, Knox county. Tennessee,
whore Vim. ToOle, J now lives. adjoining the
lands of = Osburn, |. W. George and others,
and containing .il5 acres, more or less,
said lands will be sold in two m-rel OTIS and
as a whole, and the sale bringing the mosl money
adopted. Said sale viii be made iu bar of the
right of redemptop and on a credit of six and
twelve months, to satisfy the liability against the
estate of VIM. DOLE. Sr, d, ceased the purchaser
to give note with good security bearing interest
from dat, and lien rctaiHedf purchase money.
THIS August 10Th 1874.
viii2iwc T. GODDARD, c e VI.
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GO EACH WEEK. Agents wanted Par
- - ucular free j, Worth Co, III. Louis
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NOTICE.

PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE CHAN
L Gerry Court at Maryvile. Tennes &c, pro-
nounced at the June Term, 1874, 1 will sell to the
highest bidder, on the premises
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
STANDARD loTTA BuSTLE.

DIPLOMA AWARDED
By iHE AMERICAN In
sTiTUTE each year. A.
w. Thomas, Pntsntee
and MANUFACTURED, for
the Lightest, Strung
est anu most comfort.
able B uptle-Th Q
standard Lvtta-hat
can b " IN. Sizes
TO suit every . yle uf
81 White street, New
3-Id6m
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dress. wholesale Depot, 81 Willie
York: sol Race street. Philadelphia.
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We are not certain that the proposition
of Mr.. Cox for council of artists, compos-
ed of men like Durand, Clifford, Eastman
johnson, and Henry X Brown to consult
with the Library Committee, and have a
veto upon any new nonstrosities Of art,
which pretty or persistent lobbyists may
try to worry Congress into purchasing. is
yet in the most practicable shape. But
the idea is an excellent ne, and every mai
of taste will wish MIR. Cox success. There
| is nothing more disgracetul about Wash
ington than the caricatures in the shape o
pictures and statues, which affllct the ey,
If the native and send CONSERVATION to tn
foreign visitor. 1t is impossible to &c
| Uongressmen to learn anything about art
or to learn their ignorance If they Cal
only be induced to give some authority t
a mpetent board we shall have made
great gain.
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CHE Sally Atsns.
MdepeBde7at IN Eoeruthinq.
The Question Settled.

The social evil question which has ex-
cited great interest in St. Louis, during
the past winter, and has been the subject
of much contention in the Legislature,
has finally been settled. The bill repeal
ing the regulating clause of the city char
ter has been passed by the House, and
then the bill which had already passed the
Senate, and which retains the present
hospital and reformatory, aud prevents thu
raiding of bawdy houses, was adopted by
large majority. This ended the question
which has agitated good people, since oil
Bible times, as far as St. Louis is concern
ed, until her people again get excited owe
the abuses of the system.
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Watch BEyers Attes tien

These watches have Equilibrium escapements, chro-
nomoter balances exposed ruby pallets, Bergues
hair springs and full ruby -jewelled and combin.
ali modern improvements in watch making; :,
These watches were awarded the Grano frIze 81
the paris Exposition of 1857, for the best perform
snce and greatest accuracy in adjustment, and can
he warranted to perform with the same degree oi
regularity as those made oy the oest hianu'"0'o'
ers of Europe and America.
A full assortment constantly on hand Tor sale BY
| OTINCHER & KRUGLER, Is Maiden Lane, lul
stairs) New York Only Wholesale agents for th'
| Observation-Disclosures Sadly
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Chancery Notice.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,

STATE OF ILLINOIS, tss
Rock ISLAND COUNTY,
In the Circuit Court Of said County, of the May
term A ID. 1S74.-In Chancery.
ohm Carr vs. the unknown heirs of Jacob Z.
Strong George D. Gould Levi r. Harson, a. d fnt
unknown persons claiming to own the north on
hu bred id twenty -hve acres OF the northeast
quarter of section ten, in township seventeen
north of range two. west of the 10 nth principal
meridian (eXceut the right of way of the Rock L.
land Il reoria Railroad Company over AID across
the samr) under and by virtue OF certain deed
pretended t. have been made by one benJaa ID
Carr to said Jacob c. Strong, bearing date the
fifth day of May, A. ID. 1851 aud recorded III INT
lecorr'er's O.hce OF SAID Rock Island County, ID
| BOOK 5S of deeds. at page 179 thereof
To all of said defendants in tie above entitled sui
| except "a Levi +. Harson.
| NOTICE is hereby given that the above entitled
suit is now pending in said Court and that an dds
i writ of summons has been issu, q az ms, you
| thu rein.
| Now unless you shall personally be and appeal
before the said Circuit Court the first day of thu
| ext term thereof, to he holden in the Court use
in the city of Rock Islam in the County and Stat
aforesaid on the first Monday of May. A. d. 1874
to which time aud place the i'd alias summons Il
made ret rnabe. and plead, answer or demur u
the b II in said suit fled that the same will be ia
ken for CO fessed agAinst you, and decree en-
tered accordingly
Rock Island, ILL, March cath, n. 1874.
| G SORGE D. GOULD,
| Clerk of said Court
| OsB1Rv CURTIS 4 ADAMS, COmpl Is Solicitors
325d4w
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HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from the effecfi
of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood
stored Impediments to Marriage removed. New
method of treatment New and remarkable rene
lies Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed en-
selopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. SouIl
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.,-an Institution
having high reputation for honorable condur,
and professional skill. 2-9i&w3m
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-01

DR.. sharp'e Specific cures Dyspepsia, Liver Com
olaini. Constipation Vomiting of Food. Sour Stom-
ach, Water Brash, Heartburn Low spirits &c. II
stinate cases Sold by druggists gene ally. Depot
las Eighth street, New York Cireuars mailed On
application. Sold bv ELL Dehler- III 3d6 WON