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30 On all sales of Real Estate made bet,1ee,
the 1st Of January and last Of June the tdres fei
the present year haze to be paid 6ythe purchase,
On all sales made 6ettceen the 1st of July and las
of the year tie ta1eS hape to be paid by The seLte,
by ali tine real estate agents in Rishmond, and ap
plies to Richmond and vicinty.l
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b1. ELLYsoN & Co., advertising agents, insert ad-
vcrtisements in all Of the newspapers Of the United
States at publishers rates Orders left at the Dts
patch counung-room will receive prompt atten-
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COLLARS OF all the new styles for sale by E. 3.
SPENCE SON.
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GARDEN SEEDs.-Large stock at low prices AZ
SCOTS drugstore. . 3
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CONDITION OF COLONEL W4LL.-At late
hour last night it was thought that Colonel
Wall, OF Frederick, was greatly improved,
and hopes OF his recovery were entertained.
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KEROSENE OIL, 30c. per gallon, at drugstore cor
ner Twenty first and Main streets.
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SHERIFP's OFFICE REMovED.-The office
OF Sheriff John Wright has been removed
to the Circuit Courtroom.
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KEROSENE OIL, 30c. per gallon at drugstore
corner Twenty-frst and Main streets. 2G
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Yesterday was one of the dullest days Tor
news we have ever known in Manchester.
Your reporter could neither find nor invent
mn item. r = -t'f ''s :. 80, .i,p4.s.t
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HoT-BEp GLAss.-One hundred boxes ut reduced
rates by W. h. SCoTT, druggist.
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4.5,.a ,f.s se LADIES' LIST, f.,ss ~,
Anderson. A. n Harwood, C. w. Polls, Madame
Barbour III NJ Harris Susan Poweil, Xnnie E..i
Bssssn BBssss; Hisss hsa;. Hssi Hs nss ssnes Fsss CELL
l;rowD, Jennie Hoard. Rebeccs Powell Nary -
Barton, L. t. Jackson. 81. Powers, 1T.
Beecfiel. III. - ( Jackson, Misty PrUvfs, Minnie
Carter, Rzchael Johnssu, Betty Romaine, Kate
carpenter: r. Johnson. Vie, sei.ier: 4. Y.
Cheatara. G. johnson, Sarah shea, Hslg. 60 9
Coz. Lama yonss; N.fiS spsa1, ". 7eos
Gessie; GessSs Ms.a se ksy y;., si smar
Gslsisp Dasis hoIIisJ. dfS Lsusson @ 3. s@ii Lscy
,s ssSsasa III a,11e F s.nss. s,s css 3
Elliott, Sarah Metyer, Bary stepnenSt IL.
FISHER, Lucy Moor, Lizzie Stewart, T.. w.
Fowikes, NV Moore, III. b. iTayIon Annie G.
Ford, Atdie E. Moore, Emeliue Thoraass Julia A.
Garrison, e. PARKER, MollIe E.Waiscn, Mary
GTeenwoSa G. @ Pa.s,. R 80, Wsssss.y yssy =; e,
Griegs, Jane (coiored) Winkaesd, II.
Green, Detphes Pockltnxton, 3. "a
GENTLEMENS LIST. +
ASSost Hartman Halse7 SrBas Psse William
AtwelI, Ed. Z. Hall, Henry Penn. Thoe. =.
Anderson, G. T. Hall, II. ID. Person, z. n.
Auehstou, Eddy Harris, j. r. :. Phillips, John !
Bailey. John j. Harris, VIM. 81. Powell, Guy
Ballard, 8. G. Harris, Reysrly Powell, Dr. EC.
8. Hosier, w. W.. Reed, George
Bigliston, ,Jas. II. Howle. r. Z. Hickey, Charles q
Bond. L. Y. Hunt,agent, J:s. Ridgway.J.B. !
nIfnnduf H.. AoESkSS
G.. Isaacs. Vim, ". ERobiason. u. 8.
Carrtngton. Geo. Ioderto, John Rosenbery, Mr.
VIM. Jackson, Jno. ~ Ross, Julius ,.3
.iark r. NJ - Jcier LII. - Schroeder, II. g
roiIick VIM, Jones, JIG. Shaw, Augustus
-oombs, Isaac Jones. Preston Smttht 9. G. (cd-
Crenshaw, Fl. Jones, Capt. Ua- lore0
Curtis, Robert rfd N. 81 st. Seereeery, .. :
0eaderick. l.. Jones, Rich'd Il. Taylor, Il: 3. $50,
Ooran James Jones, Robert Taylor, VIM.
Douglas, 3. ~ Kohn, Z. w. Tnuner. u. G.
Tichler, VIM. Kennedy. JAS. Thomas, Jno. Is.
Sennarnnre, Mr. Lamb, John Thaxfon. r. II. ~
vorcey j. (cord) Lively, r. i: Vial. Jo G.. ,,f,l
Sloreiice, James Norris, Dr.W.P. Wallace, j. 8.
fisher, Jno. f. Morse, Joseph Wahmer. j. Z. ,i
Forbes, DR.. VIII Moon, John Waller, t.
liam NJ. (2)' Moore, Rev.G b. Wallace, C. II.
7lunagan, w. 8. Moore, 81. - WatfH. j. A. f1 4
slayer STINT. 2. Murray, Wash. Werms, Robt. ].
Turguson, Rev. McManaway, j.. Whatson, W. D.. ~
A. NJ. Williams, u. Q. :
fulton James Mcdonald, Mr.. Williams, +. g. ~
FULLER. 7. p. !. Noyes s. Son,J WtHtarns, 9. NJ
food Jack r. Williams, Isaac
5ooct, Charles, O'Rourtck, T. Young, Eash =
Giles, Z. II. .. EE,- Il s. ],
81 @ VESSELS. %a2i't& 49, ,'f
Schooner d. d. Prime; Steamer Cygnet: Schooner
". Tell; Ship Riga ~. -,
SnscELLANEors. :
Commercial Collection Bureau .s{Ia
z. L. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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WINES, LIQUORS, &c.


VA, JANUARY /, 1877
II We have made chemical examination OF
DAviD F. CLEMMER'S MOUNTAIN. RYE
WHIsKEY, using for the purpose samples selected
by ourselves from ten barrels belonging to lots re-
ceived by Mcssrs. GEORGE A. HUNDLEi & co. nj
different times, and of ages varying from one TO four.
teen months. We have subjected this whiskey TO the
most searching tests It has stood hem all perfectly
nothing of deleterious nature being found In it. II
can therefore be confidently recommended for Its
purity and excellence to those who use whiskey as
beverage while for medicinal purposes 1t Is all that
can be desired
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR, N. D.. Analytical ChemiS.
and Lecturer on Chemistry, Medical College OF
Virglnia;
R.SJ J.PEEBLES, N. D., Professor Of Chemistry,
Medical College of Virginia.
100 barrels now in store, and for sale.
Tag GEORGE A. HUNDLEY & co.
DUCKNER WHISKEY, four years old,
ID at S2 go per gallon. For purity and softness 1t
Is unsurpassed. For sale by
IA iS-eod CHRISTIAN & WHITE.
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NO. 36.
MALAGA AND PUnrLE EGRAPEs.-PIzzISI has q
fine lot OF this delicious fruit. s.ff .E@t tgfa

E. B.spEacE SON are selling good cashmere,
suits atS12. .L.r.... - nj Efsz.kI... s.... ~.
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ONE DOLLAR for heavy merino undershirt at E.
3. SPENCE & SONS. y. l
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EEcK-ScARFs Of all the new styles at very low
figures for sale by e. B. SPENCE & Son.
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SWEET ToRANGEs.-PIzzINIha has nice oranges At
Ok. 40. and soc. per dozen. s
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GALL at the old corner clothing for bargains
in clothing and furnishing goods. * ST.. "
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OyERcoATs at greatly reduced prices for sale BY
E. B. SPENCE q son. ,sss,.
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SILK HANDKERcHIEFs Of all the new patterns
for sale by E. B. SPENCE &TSoy. =
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FINE FLORIDA ORAHGEs.-Got to PIzzrsr.s and
get some of those sweet, juicy oranges.
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E.B. spENcB & SON are selling good merino un-
dershirts at IL each.
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..,,Io IITHIA WATERS.


rruE BUFFALO LITH1A WATERs s. s.
IN TIE .EAzt s--a
.,.crr1,p nALADIES OF WOMEN AND
fhCsH OTHER FORMS or t'HRoNIc DISEASE.
~ - ,he most eminent medical men Of The
,,n,ry pronounce these waters
s''''''' "wELL-NIGH SPECIFIC" %.s'
IN most Of the
,~rt-1,S,LApiES PECULIAk TO WOMEN.
IN
DYSPEPSIA,
NEURALGIA,
LIVER AFFECTIONS
CHRONIC DrARRHEA.
PARALYSIS, ,GOCT, -,
RHEUMATISM,
,SpIS DISEASES or THE
KIDNEYS AND BLADDER,
.,.> .-, second to none Of the celebrated minera
r,,,,x Of the world, and in some OF the diseases
,srs enumerated they have accomplished beneficial
.ns,,s As remarkable as any OF record, whether OF
-,t,cr,, waters or medicines. This claim Is en-
rhatss,ly a,tcsted by those whose statements defy
t-,nu,at;on or question. Testimonials sent TO any
address on application.
The walters are put up in cases OF one dozen half
r,on botc at SIS per case at the Springs, inraria-
bly, In advance. IhoM:ts r. 'ooH,
Proprietor Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va
{. .Ie.TnSSom
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LUMBER DEALERS.

LUMBER DEALERS.
" w. PICKRELL s. CO.,
II. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LUMBER
DEALERS,
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS, SOUTH BASIN:
keep constantly full line Of seasoned BUILDING
LUMBER; also, SHINGLES, LATHS, and TO-
BILL LUMBER CUT TO ORDER.
WALNUT, CHERRY, ASH, MAPLE, HICKORY,
CHESTNUT, POPLAR, and WHITE PINE; also,
DRESSED BOARDS and FLOORING kept under
Sheds 81 ..,,:4 t.--st... =.
BLINDS, DOORS, and ACULDINGS, which we rs
commend equal to the best sold in this market and
at prices much lower than usual rates. The trade
viii find it to their interest 10 examine our stock be-
fore purchasing. Can I'LL orders for any Of the
above OIL short notice, ia l7-eodbm
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- FINE YELLow BAHANAs.-af You wish Bome q
tbi, nice fruit go to PIzzINfs.
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HIST OF TETTEHS.
LADIES', TIsTy

T IsT OF LETTERS REMAININu rs
~ THE POST-OFFICE At RICHMGNU. HEN-
RICO COUNTY, VA. FEBRUARY 10.l677. ~
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CARDEN-SEEDS GARDEN-sEEDs!
ITO GARDENERS.
WOOD AND COAL.
~IHEAP. CHEAPER, CHEAPEST.

NHEAP. CHEAPER, CHEAPEST.
S4 for Glover Hill Crate Coal; $3.50 for West
Virginia Coalburgh Splint Coal $5 for Iellona Soft
Coke: 1925 for Carbon Hill Coke.
ANTHRACITE COAL, OAK ana PINK WOOD,
II greatly reduced rates.
Orders left at my yards-Eelyidere and Broad,
First and Broad. and seventh and Maln-will DO
promptly filed.
fe 1O-Sat. Ma Wow W. y. mCDOW ELL.
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ERESH C0D-LIYER OIL

UNUSUALLY FINE QUALITY,
possessing all the theraperical virtues that belong 10
this drug Just received and for sale by the bottle and
on draught by j. BLAIR, Druggist,
de IL corner OF Broad and Ninth streets.
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TWELVE DOLLARS Will buy good cashmere suis
from Z. b, SPENCE d SON.
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WHITE TEETH! WHITE TEETH!

To whiten and preserve the teeth, and eradicate
tartar withou, injury, use MEADE & BAKERS
sAPOSINE DENTIFRiCE, Sold at soc. a box oy
druggists generally. ia
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o. WILL BUY TODAY A CORD
S4.C w of good SEASONED OAK WOOD, de-
lyered. Best EGG, stone, and NCT ASTHKIA- Al
LUMP GOALS. per ton and clean, very low supe.
rior SOFT COKE; LONG, SAWED, and SPLIT
DRY PINE and OAK WOOD at Ninth, Cary, and
RaSn hank lfe lOl j. u. WATklNS.
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EULL STOCK FIRST-CLASS AN
Il THRACITE COAL from $4.75 to $3.50 Per
1000 pounds, delivered Liberal deduction TO deal
ers and large consumers. SPLINT, GLOVER HILL.
MIDLOTiiIAN, and SOFT COKE, for stoves and
CRATES, from 1926 to S5.25 per 1000 pounds.
OAK and PINE WOOD at lowest cash prices. Save
money by calling nj Nineteenth and Cary streets.
BE sure TO inquire for PAGE:
feS CHARLES Ii. PAGE.
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DEDUCTION S5 PER CORD
IL REDUCTION for OAK WOOD.
REDUCTION
REDUCTION
REDUCTION
$3.50 per cord for PINE WOOD.
81 4 TON for CLOVER HILL HAiL-COAL
FOR CRATES. w. S. PITCHER,
fe 5-lw Main near Ninth street.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-06

kA1IEx0 SIA1B9.
CHICAGO, Feb. 4. - The Journors
Washington special says: Tho Repubk.
can counsel before the electoral tribunal
have had their attention called to two
decisions, one by Judge Strong when
he was State Judge in Pennsylvani.,
and the other BY Judge Field when he
was State Judge in California, both of
which have direct bearing on the Ore
on case. The decision Of Justice Field
will be found in volumes 10 and Is,
Callfornis Reports. and that of Strong
in volume IS, Pennsylvsnis Reports.
Both decisions are to the effect that the
English practice cannot lie applied to
our system. and that % election in the
United States cannot be awarded to the
minority candidate.
NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-Time's speciyl
says there was some lively sparring be-
tween counsel before the electoral tri.
buDsl to-day over the question of going
back Of the certificates. The court q.
nally decided to hear arguments Oh the
question of taking evidence and SLOW
ing counsel on each side three hours.
indications. based upon the rulings
OF the court to-day, have depressed the
spirit of the Republicans very much
and the belief is growing that tho court
will decide to 60 back of the certificates
and admit evidence as to the elections.
The Democrats are very hopeful. All
this may change. however. ss the argu-
ments proceed.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-06

KITTITAs VALLEY, Jan. l6, 1877.
Ed. INTELLIGENCER:-O Our winter
has been . mild and open ore with lit.
tic or no snow. Stock 10 fat. and
grass looks fine; farmers are blowing
for early grain; cattle are = little on
the rise in value; two saw mills and one
grist mill are now running in the val.
ley. Wheat is 5Oc per bushel. oats SIC,
barley 4Oc, eggs 2Oc per dozen, -four -
q barrel. potatoes csc per bushel, on.
ions 75c. hay from 81 to $6 per ton,
wheat hay from Sc to 80. lumber from
SO to $lo per H., dressed pork &c to 6.
per pound. bacon l5c. dressed beef 4c
TO &c. corn 75c per bushsl, corn mesl IS
per barrel. In the way of game OUT
valley 10 well supplied; rabbits are
plentiful. also deer In the hills. You
can ride up and shoot them on horse
back. Bear are occasionally seen, prai.
RE chicken and ssgehens are abundant
and oil the streams In our valleys con.
tain mountain trout. We do not lacl
for social divertisement-have had fou,
dances q week. and Q wedding now and
then. Immigrants are coming in numer
ously and taking up homes.
q. +. SMIrg.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-06
The People Want Proof.

There is no medicine prescribed by
physicians. or sold by druggists. tina,
carries such evidence Of its success and
superior virtue as BosCHEE's GERMAN
SYRUP for severe Coughs, Colds settled
on the breast. Consumption. or any
disease Of the Throat and Lungs. A
proof OF that fact is thaS any person
afflicted. can get Sample Bottle for
lo cents and try its superior effect TO-
fore buying the regular size at IS cents
1t has lately been introduced in this
country from Germany. and its wonder
fui cures are astonishing everyone tina,
uses it. Three doses will relieve any
case. Try it
CRANE i BRIGHAM, Agents.
San Francisco.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-06

q fkacss ssate hat cha slip 0afibal-
f. Tex -5 T~s.yns- srs~ SDs tor
<h><ss.e5s, Ass 1sfs infs sifs. tsss IN
s6strsps nsEisg sfxus7 = .ssa zAk
GAribsldi Was errooeoussy rer,staa IA
having arrived 1t Que -astovn s ico
days ago
ePRiSorrELp, Mass, Feb. 5.-DocfoE
Barrett. attendant physician in Neck.
ampson Asylum. vas murdered yestsv.
day BY l1natics.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-06

.. I. T. R.-The Dispatch aud Ore
gonaan differ rs TO the effect of the com.
pletion Of the Olympia Tenino Railroad
will have on the lower Sound country
We do net know what effect il will
have particularly on Seattle. but WI
think the completion Of this road would
regain tor US our former prestige as the
iarrs,t As we'll As the handsomest towr
on tbs Hss,is,... ~...: - ..... citizens n:
waking up on this question. our dowr
Sound contemporaries may we'll feel il
at ease as to the effect it will have or
their commerce. and Seattle especially
may look Ia he. lau rels- N,mpiaa.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-06

LONDON, Feb. 5.-Silver closed At
57a
RAGrsA. Peb. 5.-The Prince Of Mos.
tenegro accepts the proposals OF The
Grand vizier to open peace negosiat.ecx
and will treat Directs with the Ports
LONDON, Peb. 5-2ulliou with irsxn
from the Bank Of England on halsrsA
to-day amounts 10 ga 00e
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-06

- Thos. Thompson, our enterpris-
ing Gunsmith. bss jus, received from
London q stock OF fine bree,h and mug
zle loading sAot-guns. The lot va.
manufactured especially for him at the
mandatory where he served his ap-
premiership.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-06

II The restaurants at Walls Walls
have reduced the price Of 6rst-class
board to a per week. At this rate
the boarders get all the delicscies OF the
SEASON.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-06

ELYsiUx is Supposed to be the place
where the gods dwell. II you wish to be
transformed in:o ope and wish to have
sosae pleasant h1as with YgLae Of the
Commands sspcufs cozen III So III Pi-
per's Cream Cake,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-02-06

SAN FRAHclsco. Feb. ARRIVED
Ship War Hawk. Port Discovery; str
City Of Psnsma, Victoria; bark Har.
vest Home. and ship Eidorado, Seattle,
ria Port Townsend.
Sailes4-Ge... ". Elder. Portland.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-06-02
Religious Notices.

Services as usual at the Christian
Chapel, northeast cor. Sd av. and 18th ST.
Morning subject: Self Examination. p"
Evening: The relation of Baptism to
Conversion" Sunday school at 9:l5 A. Nj.
Prayer meeting at 80 Tuesday evening.
Quarterly meeting at the 5th ave. NJ. Il.
church. Preaching this evening and to-
morrow morning by Rev. j. Hart. Preach.
ing Sabbath evening by Rev. F. M.Chaffee,
presiding elder.
Central Presbyterian. Rev. j. R.
Findley, pastor, will preach at lO:45 A. NJ
Subject; "A Lesson on Self denial
7:3O p. NJ. Subject: The Axe of De
struction."
The brothers Edward and Samuel c.
Gaynor were ordained to the first order o.
the ministry by Bishop Perry at Grace
Cathedral last Sunday-being Trinity
Sunday, and they preach their first ser
nous at Triuityschurch, this city. to-mor
row, Rev. Samuel g. Gaynor in the morn
ing aud Rev, Edward H. Gaynor at night
Holy communion will be celebrated 10 tn
morning, the rector, Rev. T. |. Holcombe
officiating
Broadway Presbyterian church, I. II
Hench, pastor. Services at l0:l5 A. NJ
and at 7:3OPM. Sabbath school 9:l5 AN
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-06-02
Thew Are All Tore Up.

Let no one omit careful reading Of the
letters of B. Butler and Mr. MacVeagh, in
this paper. As u specimen of cutting
irony, Buffers letter has no superior and
for bitter retort Mr.. MscVe agh uses sar-
casm with effect The letters show the
conflicting feelings which harrow the
breasts of Republicans at the present
time. 1t is on irrepressible conflict which
must go on. The policy OF Mr.. Hayes is
the Democratic policy. and Blaine, Butler.
Cameron, Morton Il Co., know that they
cannot be leaders in that policy. They
can not hope to lead in the policy of Til
den, Hendricks, Bayard, Seymour, THU.
man, Trumbull, Cox, Mcclellan, Doolitte
Palmer. Julian, Morrison. Farnsworth and
the Democratic hosts. Blaine, Butler &
Co. can not be leaders in that crowd, anG
as Mr. Hayes is carrying out the Demo
cratic policy, B. b. & Co., must have
different policy or sink out of sight TIT
latter they do not propose to do just now
therefore they will wave the bloody shir
and oppose Hayes's Democratic policy
Be sure and read the letters and get al
idea of the 'tore up condition Repubi
cans are in
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-06-02
A swindlOr BrOughr to Grief.

Between ! and ~ O'Clock last night
Thomas Mansill, who keeps commission
house in the old wooden mill building, COM
planned to Deputy Marshal Blackburn that
Harry Hodges,a late employe, had received
$40 from one of his customers and had
failed to account for the money lie did
not want to prosecute Hodges criminally,
but he wanted his money. Capt, Black
burn advised him to have the fellow
arrested on cdpids Mansill pro-
ceeded to Istce Haydens Office and had
the papers issued. Hodges was on the
lookout. However, and when he saw light
in the ju, ices Office he suspiciond that
sOmethiL- was wrong, aud immediately
proceed,i to the Taylor House, where
he boarded, packed his clothes, and
skipped over the river Capt. Black
burn knew that Hodges has been run
ming" foi several houses of i'll fame in this
city aud yer the river, and be knew about
where Hodges could be found, and about
l o'clock this morning he crossed the
river in a sliff and finding Officer
Aiken, told him what he wanted.
The two soon found their man at the
place where the Capt. expected he would
be. Hodges was induced 10 come to this
side OF the river. and then he was arrested
and jailed on the capias, as he intended to
leave for st. Paul this morning. This
forenoon he was brought before Justice
Hayden, where his brother. an employe at
the Farmers store, paid Mansill his $40,
and also paid the costs-which amounted
to about 1913. The officers speak highly
of the manner in which Capt. Blackburn
conducted the case. Hodges is no relation
to the late Samuel Z. Hodges, of this city.
Odd dishes of all kinds at a sacrifice an
May Bros Everything marked in plais
figures and, now selling at wholesale pric e
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-06-02

Rev. II, Reck, vice president and pro-
lessor of natural and mental philosophy in
Augustans College, this city, has left at
this Office copy of the catalogue of the
college for the academic year 1857. 1t
is printed in Davenport, by the Globe
Printing Company. 1t contains list of
the board of directors, the faculty and In
structors, and register of all the students,
their names, nativity, the date of arrival in
America (ofthose not born here) and the
town or place from which they entered the
college. OF the total number (l39l only
5 register from Rock Island.
A register is also given of those who
have pursued studies in the theological
course and have been ordained as preach
ers.
The senior class in the Theological
Seminary numbers II and the junior class
II.
The college seniors are s, juniors 5.
sophomores Is, freshman Is.
In the preparatory department the Sd
class numbers Is. the I'd class "a, the first
10, and the irregular g.
The total number ia all departments ii
l39.
There is a brief and interesting
historical sketch Of the college.
Also a closing chapter of general re
marks concerning the character and aim
of the institution, the course of study
government and discipline, attendanc
on recitation, routine of duties, terms ant
vacation, expenses, library and museum
literary society, location, etc., etc.
Also in the appendix a synopsis of tn
charter and amendments.
And as some friends Of the institution
may be disposed to aid Them form of be
quest is given on the last page of the cover
THE COLLEGE CALENDAR.
The present scholastic year will clos
on Thursday, June l4th. The annui
examination of the classes in the variou
departments will commence on Monda!
June llth, at 2 o'clock p. H., and col
tinue during Tuesday aud Wednesday
The senior examination is to be held Q
Tuesday from s to ~ a. IN, and COZ
tinued on Wednesday from 2 to o'cloc
p. m. The philosophical entertainer
will be held on Tuesday evening, Jur
18th, from the college chapel at T.;
o'clock The literary contest lin tt
Swedish languagel by four members
the Phrenakosmian Society will be held {
Wednesday evening June 18th, in Il
college chapel. Subject: "Dodsstraff
: Dor afskaffs. The exercises of the annu
!. commencement will be held on .Thursda
= June l4th, beginning at 10 o o'clock a. N.
i The fall term of the next academic ye;
= will open September | and continue
weeks.