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Treasury were full to overaowing. If the
Committee On Wharyes md Public Grounds
propose to take any further action in the mat
ter, they will do well to summon committee
of advice from among such men as We have
named above, take testimony as to the real
value of the property, and then make re-
port that will command confidence in its in
tegrity A still better way would be to let
the proposition die natural death III the
committee-room
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once get footing as being en- rege and the
thing to do, what limit can be placed upon
the absurtlities that Fashion will perpetrate
Does not such public and snowy advertise
ment of grief carry with it suspicion that
the grief may not be very genuine? True
sorrow always seeks seclusion, and never
tlaunts itself in public.
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Relative to this little bill (he roundness of
its total will be noticed by the observant
reader), Mr.. Thomas incines-and Justly, we
think-to the opinion that the benefit desig-
mated as s'privilege of the house can hardly
be worth the sum charged, especially when
al the minor 'sprivileges " are so well recol-
lected by the hospitable landlord, and so
minutely nominated in the bond" Nor is
the explanation of this item by the landlord,
VIZ: That by privilege he meant damage q. e.,
damage to reputation or feelings, as the ma~
terial damages are otherwise provided for).
Nor is this explanation fully satisfactory,
looking at the case from this meridian Of
longitude. Perhaps it is contrary to the rules
OF this atfable host to have persons die in his
tavern, and that he consents to waive this
rule only on payment Of fee Of S25 specie.
Perhaps, again, the landlord means to iudi-
cate vaguely by this phrase, ssprivi1eeo of
the house," that privilege which departed
souls are said sometimes to exercise, of as.
suming ghost1y garments and stalking thus
arrayed through vacant halls and lonely
chambers at the dead hour of mid
night. But if the landlord conveyed
to his ghostly guest any such "priv-
!lego" as this, he ought, il Justice, to
make deduction in the bills Of his other
0'asoers corresponding in amount to the
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC-Hs,s:cd *+re9t To,s nn
&eon lad Nonroe. Engagement o: J. l.; Tbs
tic une," ''1ei Pate ftanoAn'
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1O.mORROW'5 ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND oPERA-HorsEclark street. opposite
ac.-m.n House Kelly i lAeons Miostrels. G1aut
Dutch S.s'
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,rrvu EGAN CHAPTER, r. A.: N.. N0: E6-
WILL fconrocs;ion ~ Friday evening. Dec. !saA ior
Of Otacezs and IAyaan: = dues. ~ os.et
of &. 2. W. A~'
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Mv1CKKR's THEATRE-Madis99n1 :1ehg etree1; irouxham
Dearborn zud State; Engagement ~
'tpavid Coppesheld."
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1.rAvrTrE CHAPTER, no. g 4. 4. M.-Hsli p
MonToe-s. Special convoeation Nonc1y
e. for work on r. and A- r. nessees- 'asA''o '~A4
Invited Hs otoef u 'As E. n TUCKER Soc.
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The TRIBUNE raiscd its voice Q few days
ago on the subject Of cheap dying,-a sub
ject hardly less vital to the community than
that Of cheap transportation, or cheap post
age, or cheap lunches for the becr-begui1ed
laboring man. What We had to say on that
occasion YVES in connection with an apparent
movement Of the cofin-makers for the en-
hancement Of even the present e1orbitant
prices of their commodity; and now bran-
new phase of the question has been brought
forward by recent occurrence in Los
Angeles, Cal
It was claimed by recent newspaper
writer in Los Angeles that that city offered to
inyalids from the East, in addition to its
other manifold attractions, q cemetery which
lies high and dry, andis beautifully improved;
thereby, in all these respects, greatly excel
ling the cemetery at Santa Barbara or any
other health-resort along the coast Whether
rush of eager but debilitated tourists i'm
mediately followed the publication Of this
statement, TIE TRIBUNE has no means Of
knowing. Be that as it may, it is certain
that there are drawbacks even to the attrac-
tions Of Los Angeles as a place to make ones
demise.
This painful fact has lately been exemp1i-
fed in the case of AIr. Keyser,-a case
wherein Alr. Thomas, friend of the de-
ceased, bids fair, through Keyscr's mortality,
to put on an Immortality of his own. as the
champion Of dying mems rights. The whole
facts of the case have been brought out in q
newspaper controversy, for which luxury the
contestants pay at so much per line.
11r. Thomas first comes out with state
ment Of circumstances which he thinks go
to prove that 1T costs altogether too much
to die in Los Angeles" The bill Of the ho-
tel from which the spirit Of A1r. Keyser took
its fight is reproduced entire. It shows only
that class of mortuary expenses pertaining to
the hotel, and makes no mention of the un-
dertaker's bill for 1aying out, for coffin, ETC.,
nor of the always enormous charges for
carriege1hire. Its items ore Us follows, COW
ering, according to A1r. Thomas, less than
twenty-four hours actual board and lodging
of the corpse:
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w.cHrS1sTs, AND LACEs:1ITHs' UNION, No.
o VII! bo rennf msenk @snln 6a Iii
ds3 Dec, At Nc ~ East "a h.1n - Business Of
t1nng.nca GINS ARMBHUSTER, Rec SEC.
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KEYSTONE LODGE, Nc; ess. A; F. and !: MoAn: An:
uu,l (pramuuicatiuu next "Wednesday osenanH n ttr
hail = aud q North Clark.st., at 30 ocock Tor tho
eIectou Of otccrs and payment Of dues Members hre
1nt;fsd r. sttend YiaiturR fsaternaliy Invited.
A'SA0A :" ~ j. H. DIXON, W II.
REM r PRINCE Secretary.
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CHICAGO CIUB-The rcgpl;a5, 81; T., month Std
IL mrefine Of the Chicago Caledouao Club viii bo heo
~ Gsedoniaa Hall III WASHINGTON Tuesday even
anS Dec. O'clock The Clubs art soGois u LAM
rlace 4, their hall ThuredaT evoang Ine ~ y.
hsr as o'clock NM. CUCHRAAE, 41h Cn1efsaIn"
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X p-Reru]ar convention OF Tvanhno Lodge, No;
\. Tnesday evon{nE II o'clock, Council Hail. Grind
Lodge Building. corner ADAMS 1 ano IL '@der
NJ 1nou spee1A' o " EuAS- IoMEK, E. 4. S.
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KNIGHTS OF members n ,nset ~
1t .her Css1!e Hall northwest eorne: Of lsssns re
Ata.1s.st. m Thufbaay evening next, Uce. = - .SN
,riocE NJ business oi Importance 7i oe n1or;h
the Lodge. By order. ). j. aA1t14-AA' ~ ~
o. HART9, X. Ut Il. q 5.
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ST. BERNARD CoMMASpEnY. no: g. +. f. t. t.
Anor,i Conclaye Wednesday evening" Dec =, Tor e!ee-
ton Of OfdcsI1. HENRY lOttHAsll7 eon11A1A"'
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l.. O. H-The.e will be general roe:tins heto al q,
their ball Adams and H5lscdsts tn e.. Aoo| VI
Eunday 99th inst, ut 9 O'Clock 2: M ~ oFqeF
IT, r. PHELAS, G. Y. p,
MARTIN MULLN, G. S.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-11

FORINTERNALAN AND EXTERNAL USE
We challenge the world to produce a
remedy which will produce by actual test
more speedy. certain and ctlectual cure
for all Pains, of whatever form, external
or Internal acute or chronic, deep seated
or otherwise, thans
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-11
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from the efects
OF Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re-
stored llnpcdimcnts to Marriage removed New
method OF treatment New and remarkable rene
dies Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed
gelopes
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No . Sour.
Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pam Institution
having high reputation for honorable conduc
ana pro'es~iuIlal skill g5tS Win
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-11
THE
Renedv.

eB~ The attention Of those afflicted with coIds
coughs, and with any disease Of the lungs, 10 di-
rected to this valuable remedy. The season Of the
year has already come when, on account of the sud
den changes In the weather colds and coughs are
easily taken, and If neglected may lead to disease
Of the lungs. What is needed under such circum
stances is reliable remedy--speedy in affording
relief and efectual in arrstng further progress Of
disease. ~
eS 70 arrest the existing irritation of the air
passages and the lungs, speedily and efectually,
lhe seat and cause Of cough, is an important step
gained toward relief and in the first stages OF
the disease. MAsTA's PULMoNIc BAIsAM possesses
this important power, and while it promptly and
relieves cough, II renders the lungs further relief
by promoting free discharge of the accumulated
mucus ID the air passages, impartipg healthy ac-
ton and vigor at the same time.
SF Those suffering with cough and the first sta
ges Of lung disease, will therefore find In this
valuable preparation a speedy and decided relief
Even those whose condition is beyond recovery.
VIII derive from is great benefit as we'll as
comfort For the class OF diseases 1t is designed to
relieve, the general commentator 1t has received
has proved its great efficacy beyond question. For
the past twenty years thousands have been speedily
and ehectnally cured by its timely use while suf.
Lerlhg from severe colds protracted coughs, and
from other forms of lung disease. 1t Is prepared
from vegetable basams and the medicinal proper.
lies of roots and herbs, with no minerals or poison.
gus acids. Simple and safe In the materials used
1t can be taken at any time
w Sold by all Druggists and Dealers In Medt-
cihes throughout the country 2-4d6wtf
For sale in Rock Island by G. SpeidelEJ
brnenert Benser u Thomas, Emil Knhler.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-11
EDUCATIONAL,
BUSINESS.

ENIERPRlsING YOUNG AND TMIDDI ETA GED
l. men ana ladies who desire to qualify themselves
Tor business, are offered superior facilities at the
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-11
A MIRACLE!
TESTIMONIAL
ONCE and Residence No. A Dauphine St.,
NEW ORLEANS Sept. %, 1873.
APT TRYON j, WOODWARD

NEW ORLEANS Sept. %, ISIS.
CAPT TRYON j, WOODWARD
Agent Aaguire's Medicines
No IS Magazine Street:
ESTEEMED SIR:-From feeling of heartfelt graf
itude. and general sense of duty am prompted
to address you and respectfully beg to give you.
voluntary and brief statement Of my past and pres
ent state of health. CUSDRANGo LIVER AND BLOOD
BITTEBs AND SARsAPARILLA Tonic. My health for
years has been bad, but from the commencement OF
this year rapidly declined, forcing me TO abandon
all character of business; and upon becoming com
pletely paralyzed in my right arm and with my
whole right side threatened, became helpless and
hopeless indeed, though attended upon by the mos
skfliful physicians Of this and other States and
cities, with no benefit; and, In fact, my own med.
less some change and improvement took place soon
with me 1 would shortly die, and made my every
earthly arrangement accordingly, when oy most
proyident1al circumstance | WAS directed 70 apu
met you, about month ago, ana. from your gen
erous sympathy, was induced 10 grsuiy YOU, ou'
with no hope or confidence OF cepeL.i " ss
only try the Cundurango; and 10 my utmost aston4
ishmepi and grati6cation am now almost entirely
restored to perfect health. and thal oy the use OF
but one bottle Of me Toy,. si up
indeed . renewed and resu-roeTed Has. and VIII
cvet M dear sir. be grateful in my remembrance
of ven TO. the kind interest ana generous sympathy
~ 5;r-T M in nv wr-tched helplessness, and aIz
convinced that TO the use OF Cunderango and Dt
vim Providence through you, l am indebted for
r,e,y lease OF life.
From sense 81 duty, let me ask that 8 Publica
ton of my case lie made; and by my hspPy eXper1
ence none uced despair. and that through you, IL
the use of CunduraDgo, they may also und ren'i
and restoration to hee.. I, when even hope itse
has fed With respect and gratitude l remain
yours truly, etc. THOS. NJ, LOGAN, ia N. ID.
NEW ORLEANS. sept "a, 1873.
We the undersigned. being personally acquainted
with DR. Logan cheerfully certify that The abov-
statement is true and correct n every psrIleniar
GOODWIN.
DANL HICKAk
Sold BY Censor s Thomas, Book leland.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-11
DR.. J. Walkers California ,ia.


car RiiterS are Il purri.. yren,.4 ,r
preparation, made chiefly ttsHtap ait
tive herbs found on the lower ys4i-r> of
tie Sierra Nevada mountains of ra,itag-
MIA, the medicinal properties Of NJ Aill
arc extracted therefrom th0ut the use
of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily asked. "What is the cause Of the
unparalleled success of VINEGAR BIT.
TIERS. J" Our answer is, that they remove
the cause Of disease, and the patient re.
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and a life giving principle.
4 perfect Renovator and Invigoratul
of the system. Never before in the
history Of the world has a medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities OF VINEGAR RiTrERs in healing the
SICK Of every disease man is heir to, They
are Il gentle Purgatiyc as well as a Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
che Liver and Nisccral Organs, j. Bilious
Diseases,
Q The properties of DR.. WALKERS
VINEGAR Bli1Et, afe APerient Diaphoretic
CarnnaiiFr. Nutritious laxative, Diurctie
Sedatlrr, toGLJe.- lGtitdut. Sadorfc. tltera
tive and 'HNaH~.
r.. II. MCDONALD a. co.,
Druggists and Gen CTS. san Francisco California
'nd cor OF Washington and Charlton SITS. n Y.
Sold by ala Druggisas and Dealers.
II d&w1y
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spend it, If their crops are good or enter
Iprses successful, they get money for thei'
produce or wares and money is plenty; il
crops fail and enterprise is crippled, money
is scare. The best thing for the government
to do on the money question is to get us out
of the present paper money muddlc as fast as
possible and then let the money question
alone.
The money scheme Of the FREE TRADER,
therefore, is something like this;
Let.he national bank bills be Withdrawn
rs rapidly as possible;
Let us have no paper money for circula'
ton but notes issued from the national treas
ury;
Let the treasury save up or buy gold Ct, >,
bonds are worth 101 in gold in London today
enough to redeem its treasury notes on de-
mand
Then gold and silver will become the com
mon circulation among the people, and
money will be plenty or scarce, not as the
government issues or withdraws treasury
notes, for these, when IN circulation, will only
so much gold waiting to be ex-
changed for them, and can therefore neither
add to or take from the amount of money"
in circulatlon; but money will be plenty or
scarce exactly as the people are able to earn
it or hold il, or obliged to pay it out
Our friend IN. d." Is thus able to under
stand, we hope, what we mean by currency
with solid specie basis" and why, in the
estimation of the FREE TRADER, at least,
some declaration supplemental to the indie
pendent platform is necessary to place the
Opposition" to rcpublicanism on Il proper
,nniinr
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FOR SHERIFF,

c.. A. Ferguson, Esq, OF Freedom, il Will
be observed, announces himself as a candi-
date before tie Independent County Conven-
ton tor nomination for the office of Sheriff.
Mr.. F. is farmer and a very competent man.
He is ii man of good education, Of pleasant
address, an active, s;aunCh man, very popu-
lar among his neighbors, and will make "a
strong candidate,
Mr.. Street Supervisor Hayes, of La Sale,
is a candidate for the same nomination, and
is also 4 thoroughly competent and strong
mar.
Mr Lquf, Supervisor Of lie town o: Rich
land, has been noticed By US heretofore as II
candidate for the same nomination.
On the Republican side, our present eff
ci,nt and popular sheriff, Mr.. Mclntire, was
supposed to have an open field until the friends
of II. c. Stevens, Of La Sale, put his name
forward Mr. Stevens came within an ace OF
beating McInuge two years ago, and as turn
about is fair play, Maj. has reason 70 tremo!e
in his boots. No one can question but that
Stevens would make splendid sheriff, or
that he would be strong, popular cGn licate,
tremendously hard 10 beat.
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| will not plead for myself; even wish that
| were dead, | humbly pray God to put il
into the heart Of her husband to forgive me u
He adds: "Titon has cnioincd me with
the utmost carncstncss and solemnity not 10
bctray his wife, nor leave his children Il
| blight"
What a notable instance of cowardly cring
ing and crawling in the dirt for an innOceHt
man! Who but criminal of the basest char
actcr would thus in abicct basencss fall at
the feet of the man he had wronged and cry
for mercy and forgiveness?
1t would seem Il waste of space to discuss
this filthy subject further. Bcccher belongs
to the God-and-morallty party, ant it was
Bcccher who recommended Sharp's rifles and
bibles to Kansas when that unfortunate terri
tory was being ovcrrun with freebooters and
jayhawkcrs, who were devastating the Coun
try and numbering the unprotected settlers
1t was Beccher who preached laws higher
than constitutions and all human legislation,
and 1t was BeCchcr who, when he cut loose
from Gods law, scared away with Mrs Tllton
able dclyed into the insolvablc; meandered
IN search of the mythical; CROPPED in Devil
dcrmcnt to grasp the hand Of old Mysteriarch
himself; and at length became lost IN a fog
of metaphysics TO which, when resolved in
plain words, means adultery, or, as he cheer.
fully names 1t, "Hest hidiag"
But If we are to condemn Beecher as lech-
erouS, pious old fraud who has most undoubt-
eddy violated one Of the ten commandments
and confessed it, as also has his victim, what
shall we say Of the contemplate committee
only to whitewash him? Of what
weight will be their calcmining report? The
people have the testimony, and have pro
nounccd against Bcecher a verdict OF GUILTY
Let him "step down and out"
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independent Reform Congressional ConNen
lion.
SEVENTH DISTRICT

The legal voters Of the seventh Congressional
District who approve of the principles adopted
Nv the Independent Reform Convention held al
Springfield on the 10th day OF June last, are re-
otlested TO meet in convention at the county seat
Of their respective counties for the purpose OF
appointing delegates to attend Congressional
Convention, to be held at Morris on the 10th day
of Sept, A. d. 1874, to nominate candidate for
Congress for the Seventh Congressional District.
The basis Of representation for the counties
comprising the District will be as follows; to
wit:
One delegate for each township in the respec-
tive counties, and three delegates al large.
II. X. COEKIIS,
II. l.. MEAD,
LOTT SCOFIELD,
}. =. Solicit r.
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independent Reform County Convention.

The legal voters Of La Sale County, who be
licve that the party in power has most signal.
tailed in protecting the rights OF the either
against eXtortion and unjust class legislation
and are therefore unworthy Of being longer en-
trusted with the control Of public Affairs, are re
quested to meet i'll their respective towns, OF
Saturday, Sept. 9TH, and appoint delegates TO ,
County Convention, 10 be held at the Court
House in Ottawa, Wednesday September 9th, al
O'clock p m, TO appoint delegates to q Con
gressOnal Convention, to he held at Morris
September 10th; and also to nominate candidates
Tor the Legislature and County Offices.
The basis Of representation will be two dele
gates from each town, except Ottawa, Peru, La
Sale and Mendoza, each Of which will be emit
tied to four delegate. 1t Is hoped every town in
the county will b" represented in the Convcn-
ton. WIN. W. GILMAN,
). r. LEWIS,
5. +. PARR,
EVAN LEWIS,
II. l.. MEAD,
CDuutV Central Committee
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Railroad tickets good for the round trip
during the Northern Illinois Fai: a, aurora,
Sept. eth TO 1lth inclusive, will be sold for
one and one-finn fair on the Fox River Val
ley r. r. Til, will ford an opportunity To
visit Aurora ana attend one Of tie J.-. fairs
In the STATE
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In the evening at O'Clock the soldiers and
II goodly number of citizens of both sexes met
at the court house to hear the address OF Gen.
NJ. r. VI. Wallace. As the speaker with char
acteristic modestv, scarcely referred TO him
self, we take the liberty of mentioning that
he was 1t. Col. of the regiment, and after
Col. Dickey came Eome, near the close of The
war 1t Col. w. became Colonel and subSc-
qrently Brigadier General. He distinguish
ed himself as a brave and active soldier, and
was extremely popular, not emily with his own
mem, but with all with whom he came in
contact
Col. DlcGcy, after calling the meeting to
order, introduced Gen, Wallace, who said, in
substance.
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The - Louis G'gl, stric; republican
paner says. 1t j. receiving letters .!1@ Hi
MOI, and Kansas THAI the reform movement
is di,integra,iHS the republican party
It's not 50 much The reform movement, Mr
G'oJ,. tina. ie,lntrc-a,es tie Republican par
ty a, /, i il, own corruption and g1:-1nneSs.
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GEN. wAII.AcE,s SPEECH.

CoH.raft, rHd LGdics 0Hd G,ati,mcg:
II Is "a peculiar saying that We are social
beings. The consequence is that when We
associate ourselves together for any purpose
and thai purpose has bceu accomplished and
passed away, We tecl-cspccially Is we grow
old ia lic-likc recurring 20 the pleasant and
unpleasant scenes of the past Wcmust lock
al them Is thcy We're: some fun of JOY, some
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We are reluctantly compelled 70 -=:-r the
publication " - communication from our
friend J. =. Armstrong until mex; ws.E.
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PECULIAR incident.

\ rebel guerilla. perfect walking arsenal,
was fighting with his back To tree. IicNa>
loaded down with weapons, AMI I'VE men
were firing at him. ~ length one 81 or
mon rode uu and struck him ON the head
wi;b a sabre, lie fell. Wa can je,. 90 the hos
pi,al. 90. well and escaped. In one Of our
movements nj this time We came pas, tie resi-
dcncc of an old while haired man named
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All subscriptions to be paid in advance.
Remittances may be made through money
order or registered letter.
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Our Clubbing.

We are prepared to club the FREE TRADER
with the following publications, furnishing
both at the prices named. The offer is open
to old subscribers or new at any post Office
in the country;
FREE TRADER and Chicago Weekly Times s3 ~
Tribune, 800
Prairie Farmer $50
either Of Harper's Publica, 30
cn,;h,nr 4 Of
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cnRINTM Nc EyNCIArrD,

and thc iti. were the first to take possession
We also seized bridge on the TuScumbia
river. After this event our regiment became
badly scattered. The speaker gave in detail
the movements of the several con panlc>, and
continuedJ Following the rebels On the 2sth
we caught them on tn. 2gth in Ha,Chi,
swamp and captured II prisoners and :,
horses Here was
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The proprietors Of the Clifton Hotel sup
piled the boys with splendid supper, where
few brief remarks were volunteered by Col.
Dickey, Gen. Wallace, DR.. Dyer. Mr.. Mat
thews and chaplain Trask. Our limited
space prevents Us gong into details. tmust
suffice to say the enjoyment was complete,
and the company parted al late hour, each
protesting it was one OF the pleasantest days
- { lis Iifr