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The New York herald., 1876-12-06
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WAsnISGroy, Dec. 8, 1876
DISAPPOINTMENT OVER THE PRESIDENTS MES
sAGE-HIs CURT DISPOSAL OF THE PREsIDEy-
THEREFOR.
General disappointment Is clt at tho residents curt
treatment of the Southern question in his Message
which document 10 most readers what the play Of
.Hamctn would bo with tho part OF Hamlet LEFT out
As usual nobody heard the Message when it was read
in the OF Congress this afternoon, and It
was until appeared longh in the evening papers
that it was read and discussed. Tho discussion,
however, very Short just the reading with
out satisfaction. Surprise was expressed everywhere
that the Presidential controversy had been dismissed
in few commonplace sentences when the expecta
tion had been that II would form tho gst OF the
Message.
II is said tonight that at the special meeting OF the
Cabinet yesterday tho Presidents original and some
what lengthy comments aud recommendations
were gonc In detail, and tho decision
was reached that il would bc best to with
hold them until after the electoral colleges had
met and until occasion given for sending
them to Congress the shape OF special message.
Those who say that the Message cut down derive
their Information. u is coDJectured, from .cxamina-
tion OF the document it rom the Presidents
hands, the sheets showing the withdrawal Of seven out
OF the pages originally devoted TO the subject
of the Presidential election The contents OF these
seven pagcs are the subject of much speculation
COUNTING THE ELECTORAL voTE-JUDGE ED
MUNps' PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE con-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or SENATOR MER-
RIMoS
Al close Of the proceedings In tho Senate to-day,
upon tho resolutions in regard the alleged DENIAL
and abrdgcmcnt OF the right Of franchise the soo,h
crn states Senator Edmunds gave notice that
he would offer for tho consideration OF the Senate tho
resolution introduced by him ana reported by the
Judiciary Committee In May last, proposing amend
ment to the constitution providing that tho counting
and declaration OF tho result the electoral shall
bo performed by tho United states Supreme Court, to-
gcthcr with the following amcndmcnts:--
SECTION g. This article shall, II ratified by tho
legislatures Of threc-fourihs Of the States OF
before February l. 1877, operate ulon thU
opening and counting OF the votes and tho
declaring tho result BY the Supreme Court;
and in case Of such ratification the
President Of the senate shall deliver All OF the lists OF
voters certificates packages and papers IN his posses
sion relating to the election OF President and Wee
President Tor tho term beginning March J. 1871 to the
presiding Justice OF the supreme Court TO be proceeded
with as In this article prOvldcd.
The features OF the original resolution substan-
TALLY as follows: 1t provides for the immediate
submission OF tho amendment to the Lcgisa-
lures OF tho several States, with recon-
provides that tho present twelfth article Of the const
Of the United States be abolished, and that in
stead article be adopted. That article pro-
vdes tho electors Tor President and Vice President
shall meet cs the respective State capitals ON given
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OrrrCE OF THE CniEF SIGNAL. OFFICER,
WAsHiSGToS, Dec. 6-l A. N.

OrriCE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON Dec. 6-l A. ~
Probabilities
For tho New England and Middle States, clear or
partly cloudy weather and rising temperature, with
light westerly TO southerly winds and stationary or
slowly falling barometer dnrng tho day.
For the South Atlantic States clear or fair weather,
light variable winds and slowly rising temperature.
followed by falling barometer
For tho Gull States slightly warmer, partly cloudy
or clear weather, castcrly to southery winds, high,
but falling barometer and local rains In Texas
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, warmer and
clear or fair weather during tho day, with southwest
winds and falling barometer.
For the lake REGION partly cloudy weather. fresh
southwest northwest Winds temperature near frocz-
ing and falling barometer east OF Michigan.
For the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri Valleys
southwest northwest winds, clear or partly cloudy
weather and stationary cloudy rising barometer,
with slight changes in Temperatures.
The Central Mississippi river Will fall sIowl
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THE POWDER RIVER EXPEDITION.

RETURN OF GENERAL CROOK TO FORT RENO
TBE COMMAND TO SET OUT AFTER CRAZY
HORSES BAND--wITHDRAwAL OF THE sHo-
sHoSEs.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
CAxroxMEST Reno, Doc =.
via MEDICINE Bup, Wy, Dec. 5, 1875
The Powder River expedition returned Fort Reno
to-day and sets after Crazy Horses band the
morning. Our will be in the direction Of Little
Powder River, northward from this point, General
Crook impression beng that Crazy Horse has left Tho
Rosebud aud is moving In the direction toward which
we TO- We carry about thirty days provisions
sHosuoxEs
90 home to morrow. They found tho hand OF
Shoshonc grI and several scalps OF their people in
hostile village.
More Sioux and Arrapahoes from Red Cloud are ex-
pectcd TO ioin US way out
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GOVERNOR TILDEN AT ALBANY.

RECEPTION LAST EVENING "A LARGE AND
DISTINGUISHED ATTENDAScE-wHAT THE
GOVERNOR SAYS ABOUT RUNNING FOR THE
PRESIDENCY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ALBANY, Dec 8, 1870
Governor Tildcn arrived here tonight at seven
O'Clock, accompanied only by Mr.. Hance, his sccre-
tary, and proceeded a. once to his residence.
During the evening. in accordance with previous
invitation a reception was given to tho members Of
the Electoral College and various prominent
gentlemen At present in the city. The
gathering was very distinguished, among them
being d number Of ladies' Tho Governor
was congratulated very heartily upon his
son 10 Presidency and upon his remarkable rctcn
ton health and spirits under tho unusually dcpre
ing circumstances oi awaiting vote be elected
President He said, In reply 70 these congratulations
that had ielt better IN his life, and he believed
that running Tor the Presidency rather improved his
health The reception fully attended and ended at
a late hour.
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

Commodore Vanderbilt seemed to be little better
yesterday In the afternoon he sat up for short time
aud received several visitors, among them being his
son. Mr.. William II. Vanderbilt, and DR.. Deems
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Halstcad has hazel eyes.
John Bright is at Llandudno.
NJ. Theirs Is now In good health.
Moody will have lady to sing for him.
Diphthcra may bo conveyed by kissing.
Paris is to have journal OF Spirituasm.
There are white deer in the Tennessee woods
Georgians who cmgrated TO Texas are returning
home.
young LADY Of Paris sneczed for twenty y-seven
hours.
English travellers do not like Prussian soup and
chops.
Harriet Prescott sponord will not spend the winter
in Washington
Lord Lothian thinks that Edinburgh should have
defensive works.
General Ruger is Wisconsin man. and re votes the
republican ticket
Big Bonanza Fair says that his home will continue to
be in Virginia City.
Senator William Il. Barnum, of Connecticut, Is at
the Fifth AyenCo Hotel
The vicomtcssc Pcrnctty, daughter OF Baron Haussi
mann, has broken her by fali in Paris skating
rink.
Horace whitc does not believe that Governor Hayes
will accept tho Presidency on an intimidation plat
form
The pilot 6sh will not morse dropped into tho
sea- but will wait Tor its companion tho shark to
take It,
Palms, Notwithstanding their woody stem and shape
of leaf, have flower and fruit resembling somewhat
those Of rushcs
Tho Chinese are ovcrrunni1g the Sandwich Islands.
they arc moro respectable people than the Chinese
ofNew York San Francisco
M Caleb Gushing, United States Minister 70 Spain,
arrived ut the New York Hotel yesterday from WASH
ingIon ana will sail for Europe to-day the steam
ship Parihia.
Captain Burnaby asked by his Turcoman guide
which Englishman loves best, hts horse his wife
but the author answered automatically, THAT de-
pends on tho woman"
General John I. Morgan, United States Senator elect
from Alabama, IS Gfy-two, was born Tennessee, is
aawycr. was in 1SG0 a Breckinfdgc elector aud
Confederate brgadier.
Ex-senator Milton s Latham, or California, who was
Andy Johnson's particular friend, and during the
summer was not expected to live, has reganed his
health in the neighborhood of New York.
man. ragged, bruised and pennicss, who was sent
TO jail at Boston a common drunkard on Saturday,
was once rich and prosperous citizen, an honored
Alderman and candidate for Mayor of the city
is ii possible that out OF the impending war in
Europe therc will arise strong nations subsuga-
tion but destined 10 be frec that there will bc
dependent Hungary, an independent Poland and
independent Scrvia?
Even,ng 7sieyram bill OF fare for minstrels:--
SOUP.
Chicken soup, made by the hen'd man.
Black fish, cooked Birch bark.
ENTREES.
Eggs Of the s.last ay''--dcvillcd bones
ROAST.
On the audience, when the old Chrsty story is
mausarGc,.
Fiddle string beans, with banjovy sauce.
GAME
sJim crow.r
Flip 0aps--Stumps peaches
DRINKS, SERVED ny BAcKra
Plantation btters--Any thing with q cork
about IT,
This can bo got through with without "break-
down"
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

W. Timiriasef and A. Hclmholtz, Of the Russian
Centennial Commission, arc at tho Clarendon Hotel
Commander Lester A. Bcards'cc, United states Navy,
is at the Giscy House. Benson J. LOSING Of Chest
nut Ridge, N Y, is at the Westminster Hotel Isaao
Hinckiey President OF tho Philadelphia. Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad Company and George Jerome,
Collector OF Customs at Detroit. at the ST. Nicho
las Hotel General Joseph r. Anderson, OF Virginia
is at the New York Hotel Francis d. Hayes, Of Bos.
ton, Is at tho Brcvoort House. Senator William B.
woodln, OF Auburn, N. ". and Professor Peter
5. Niche, OF West Point. are at tho Met
rcpoltan Hotel United States District
Judge William j. Wallace. of Syracuse; Colonel Theo-
dore 7. :. IadIcy, United States Army, and Edward
Guycr John e. Iccly and T. Bcclcr, OF tho Swiss Gen.
tcnniaI Com mission, at the Hoffman H,usc. Miss
Rose Eytingc is at tho Coleman House.
PERSONS WITH LUNG COMPLAINTS CAN Bs
cured by u>ing IIALE's HoSnY or HoEsnousp AND TAR
A-BENNETT BUiLDIN,:.
LOCATED on NASSAU. AM. AND FULTON Sta
70 LET On yEsY Si,TIuIS TSAS9NABLn ToS TERMS,
AEftY 6y FIX ASR INSURANCE. OFFICES
A-FoR GENTLEMEN's HATS OF EXTRA
quality go the manufacturer. EsPENSCHEiD lis Mas.
st.
50 HAT ST o-GENrJEMEN's SILK HATS
s3 40 worth 80. IS New Church st.. mp stairs
KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE =
The berry ss oS 81 not the .gss, 70 take
57I Broadway aud 92i Arch ST.. Phlndclph,a
WIGS. ToUpEES.-G. RAUCHFUsS, PRACTI-
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You CAN DEFY ALL LUNG TROUBLES AND
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AND Luss PHortsTes So'a nssc,ntn o Bro.av
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
I,HEAPEsT BOOKSTORE IN THE woRLD
~ .Sss2 costly Git hooks ~ Your price.
,2ss gorgeo9s Juvenile Books. s, .. % any price.
LEGGATT BROS. Beekman st.. opposite Post Office.
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in
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UBLEs. PRAYER BOOKS
aud
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
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A MURDERER CONVICTED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. S, 1876.
H. II. Granice, who killed Edward Madden, editor OF
the Merccd Tribune, two wears ago, yesterday
found guilty OF murder in the second degree He has
been tried In several courts and the case Will prob
aby be appealed TO the supreme Court
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SALE OF A RAILROAD.

ATLANTA, Ga. Dee. 8, 1876.
The Atlanta and Richmond AR Line Railroad was
sold to-day al pubic sale aud purchased By tho
bonaholdcrs Of the road for u, ,60o,ova
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A MINISTER SUSPENDED.

AMHERST Mass, Dec. s. 1876
The Hampshire East Ministerial Association at It's
quarterly session to-day voted 10 suspend indefinitely
Rev. D. Lothrop charge Of cruelty 10 his family.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.


The following record will show the changes In tho
temperature for the past twentyiour hours, COM
parison with corresponding date Of last year.
d,catcd BY the thermometer at HuGnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Buding:-
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Average temperature yesterday 30
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year ..............-........ 34I
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PERSONS WITH LUNG COMPLAINTS CAN Bn
cured by u>ing lALE's iioSEY or HoHKmouSD AND Tar
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A.-BENNETT BUII.DIN,s.
FfREPROOF.
LOCATED on NASSAU. ANN AND FULTON Sta
lANps0ME AND VEL, HEATED 4FFiCEs
LAwyERg. BANKERS AND INSURANCE. OFFICES.
APPLY on THE PREMISES
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| A-FOR GENILEMEN'S HATS OF EXTRA
quality 20 TO the manufacturer. ESPENSCHEID, lis NAs
, 1876-09-23
TELEGR RiPHTC.

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New YORK. September l4.-Latcst re-
turns from Maine give Conner 1854
majority.
Gen Joseph lIawlcy has been nom.
mated for congress hy the republicans
of the first district of Connecticut
Gen. Sherman and Secretary Cameron
have arrived at Denver on their way to
the Pacific coast.
Gen. Sheridan and Col. NJ. Sheridan
are en- route for Fort Laramie, where
they will meet Gen. Crook in few days
and arrange for vigorous prosecution
oI the Indian war through the coming
winter and the establishment of II large
canlonment in the Powder river country
Gov. Chamberlin OF South Carolina
has been renomlnated 10y the Repub.
licans.
PorrsvrLLE, Pa, September li.--The
recent suspension of the Miners Trust
Co. Bank, with 81 100000 liabilities, is
beginning to be keenly telt by those de.
postors who Tor years bave been in the
habit Of withdrawing certain sums on
the approach of winter sufficient to keep
them through the slack time. To-day
the president of the bank was surround
eel ky "a crowd of women, who became SO
dtSh0nstrafivs that it WAS necessary to
call the police. This evening the di
rectors made assignment and app ,inted
assignees.
SAVANNAH, September 14.--YelIow
fever intelments to-day, Is.
NoRTHFIELD, Minn., September IA. -
-Four or five hundred citizens are yet in
pursuit of the bank robbers, who are
now without blankets, horse coats and
provisions, and their capture is deemed
certain.
BISMARCK, September 14.-Thc com
pletc enrolment OF Indians at Standing
Rock shows 450 lodges and total of
not over 1000 Indians. Rations have
heretofore been issued upon bnsls of
1000, from which it would appear that
5000 are absent, or else large amount
of stealing has been done Grass, chief
of the BlaCkfect, was arrested for harhor-
ing ana supplying hostiles. The Indians
threatened to rescue him, but the garri-
son was too well prepared to resist, 50
they didn't make the attempt.
ST. PAUL, Sept. 1l.-A special from
the Sioux expedition, dated mouth of
Glendive Creek, Sept, 5th, says: the ,e.
cent order of Gen. Sheridan designating
tho 9th Infantry and battalion of the
22d as the garrison OF new post, and d-
rccting these troops to hut themselves
tor the winter, has practically put an
end to the campaign tor this season so
far as the Dakota column is concerned.
The season is SO far advanced that with
the utmost industry the troops will
hsrdly have time t0 shelter themselves
before severe weather sets in. On ac-
count of low water in the Yellowstone.
supplies will have to bc hauled over
land from Fort Bu(ord. The question of
subsistence for the troops who are to re-
main has become so grave that all sup
plies brought up for the active column
must bc devoted TO the use of the canton
mcnt, in order to provide against the
danger OF actual suffering consequently
our small army is to he sent home.
RED CLOUD AGENCY, Sept. lO.-This
morning supply train OF about thirty
wagons left this agency escorted hy
three companies OF the Ith ARTILLERY.
, 1876-09-23
Local Agents.

l.. l. Icwctt, Seattle for King County.
I. .. williams, for Kitsap County.
sheriff e. ". l.. Allen, for WhatcOm Co.
G.. H. Botsfurd, for Tacoma, Pierce County
j. b. Bingham, for New Tacoma, Pierce Co.
B. L. Martin, for Lit Conner, w. I.
u. u. Gage FOR SkngIt City, W, I.
Henry Oliver, FOR Ccuirevile, W. T.
Mai, Il. .. lialler Coupevilc, Island Co,
q. NJ llallcr, Port Townsend.
Our agents are authorized TO receipt for
all uns paid them for use uf the paper.
, 1876-09-23
,uaty Commissioners.
TERMS OF COURT,

District Court Third Tuesday Of March,
and Second Tuesday of November Of each year
Probate Court,
Fourth Monday of January, April, July
aud October OF each year.
, 1876-09-23
Raiea of Acluelii5in1.

Column per year, in L. 5. Coin, 800 90
5000
4 " " " 80 OO
uuc square 10 lines, insertion, ........2.5 80
" >, i month ..........5.O 90
Legal notices Sl.OO per square first insertion;
~ Is. per square each subsequent Insertion
Special notices. special rates.
Legal notices charged to attorney or oil.
rrr uul urizing thuir Insertion.
Advertisements sent from II distance, and
transient notices must be accompanied By
The cash.
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ALLAN LIN Il
Ocean Mail Steamers.

Ocean Mail Steamers.
Twenty First Glass, and
up to 4500 tons burthen Between
LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW AND QUEBEC
Portland an BALTIMORE. Carrying
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Our agents all over the West
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ourselves.
ALLAN CO., Gen1 Agents.
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THOMAS yates

rs PREPARED TO DO PLUMBING IN ALL IT'S
branches, also, Gas and Steam Fitting.
Call aud have estimates made before ordering your
work done by other parties.
THOMAS YATES Usevee. Rock Island
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For Book BINDING or RuIing, 60 to
The ARGUS Bindery. No better wo rk
can be done in this vicinity. Prices reason
able, Work done quick, Leave orders at
TIE ARGUS Counting ROOM, opposite the
the Post Office.
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Enamelled Pipe.

TRY TIE ENAMELLED PIPE, IT WILL Non
] Rnst or crack and costs only trife more than
common iron pipe. Is positively THE thing
for water service pipe have the exclusive agency
for Rock Island. FRED HASS
Store in Star Block
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G. MI. KELLER. nj. u.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Residence cor
Z Orleans and Ohio streets next door TO Koeheri
Drug Store. Office over Benser d Thomas Drul
tore, Market Square, office hourt 10 To u A. M, L
Pm 7-I4d&wiy
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CHAs. FIEBIG.

Is PREPARED To DO ALI KINDS OF Loo
| Work. also to repair Sewing Machines.
All kinds Of Safe Work Speciality.
shop on Market Square, west side, south Of tn
alley.
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Orleans Street Livery,

HENRY, LIVERY FEED, SALE AND
IA Boarding Stable. Parties and Funerals Spe-
ciality. Orleans Street, between Buffalo and Ea
gles Charges reasonable. i2-15dty
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NJ = = H'N'A7N+N' LUIIAN ADAl
STURGEON & ADAMS

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELoRs AT LAW
~ Office in Mitchell & Lyndes block Rock Island
III Have complete set Of Books If Abstracts 0
Title Of Lands in Rock Island County.
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: N. p. Kilhurn, Cory
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THOMPSON'S
EYE WATER

This well-known and thoroughly efficient Rene
DIV for Diseases of the Eyes has acquired world
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ing, The many thousands who have used it will
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Manufactured only by JOHN l. THOMPSON,
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of the - Bridgeport Eye Water has been discon-
tinued Price, IS cents.
Sold by all Druggists,
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BUSINESS CARDS.
McELHERNE O'MARA.
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A TrORNEYs AND COUNsELORS AT LAW
~ and Solicitors in Chancery Office opposite
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Brequet Hair Springs Full Rubv TcwelIed. ano
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| ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW and
/ n Notary Public. Office over First Nationa
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WATCH BUYERS ATTENTION
=, me undersigned respectfully directs the after
uon oI parties contemplating the purchase q

the purchase q
Watches to the su
periority of the
Nickel Movement
Watches, made by
the Messrs. PoBEI
a. CoTEyoIsTBI, Of
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and Ladies' sizes
lin Stem and Key
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Escapem'ts. Chro
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pered and harde-
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EDWARD d. SWEENEY. WILLIAM Jackson
SWEENEY & JACKSON,

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS At Law
~ Ofhoe--Cor. Eagle and Illinois streets, Rock Isl
and. Illinois. It-ISd1v
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cts III Tue tFdue WAC HaFl
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Benedict Bros. n. Y,
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j. A.Smith, Saratoga Sph
n. Y.
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II. Botchkiss, Buffalo, n
Y.
d. X. Chase Il Co., Rut
land, VT,
j. II. Grant, Troy, Pa.
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A. Lowell, Portland, Me
j. ". Bennett, GAINESVILLE
Ohio.
il. L. 3nslcp1, Worces
ter. Mhss,
w. $. Taylor, Utica, New
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