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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-06
Chancerv Notice

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock ISLAND COUNTY, 81
Irthe Circuit Court of said Countv IN tho aEa,
FERN A. D. 1S78.-In chancery. - Inv WAY
Charles A. Jarvis and Cornelius Lynde. Executors
# last will and testament of stephen Woodin. de-
.eased, complain ants. VS.. Richard n ontncv
Charles a Jarvis The Wapokoneta Smoke and
Wheel Company. Reuben Fl, Warmer and VIZ Vir
lam III. Patrick, defendants. -Foreclosnree
70 the, above named defendants, Richard Fl.
Qdpc., the Wapokoneta Spoke and Wheel Com.
my Reuben FL. Warmer and William NJ patr;oi.
Yu and each OF you VIII take notice that the above
mined compiainaHts have fled their bin of com
naint against you in the Circuit Conrt ~ snia
COUNTY; that the above entitled cause is now mend
Ing in said Court, and that summons In chanc
hs beeniseued against You therein. which Summon
ifreturnable on the first day OF the next TERM Of
court, to be begun and holden at the Court House
fst Monday Of May A. d. 1878, at which tima ana md
lace you will appear. sA1us anu
Dated al Rock Island, H.. this a1st day Of March
IA. D. 1878. LEVI +. HARSnN Ao'
OLIVER OLSEN, Clerk of said Son,4
soltsAso1 aok Sol1 pa"AnaAs' s-23d4w
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-06
To Those who Want Endowment!

You can 40 no better, If you want to make money
honoraby and easily than to send s. for the recipe
for making the Hercules Cement, the best prepar-
alton ever discovered TO- cementfng wood. glass,
rubber, or leather. The Substance of the article
jone will yield before the cement will break For
patching gloves, boots or joining the of leath
er betting it is speciality. Every shoemaker
should have it. and ali wood-workcrs who use glue.
Is not affected by water or temperature, is easily
and oheaply prepared, and will make permanent
demand wherever introduced. Recipe sent with
fun instructions, on receipt of price, or will
send Township Rights for $40. Address plainly,
A. W. BARTON, Bristol, Addison Co., VT. % I'm
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-06
DR.. SABINES
INDIAN VEGETABLE
COUGH SYRUP

For the speedy cure Of Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness'
Incipient Consumption. Asthma, Bronchitis' Phth
isic, Whooping Cough and Group. inns syrup is
an Anodyne Expectorant and Is composed OF the
best ingredients the vegetable klngoom ahoruS'
"a when used according to directions, must con-
-,ince the most skeptical,of its intrinsic value.
Ds-oc+,,ns for the uss of Sabine's Indian Vegeta.
HE couob Syrup accompanY.cach bottle.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-06

Browns GINGER will be found invaluable in all
cases of Cramp other disorders caused by change
OF water or bad water, and few drops used rcgu-
larry by travellers will usually act as a Preventive.
and ward off such attacks To the aged and those
recovering from Illness, small quaatfty with a
little sWeetened water will be found to give strength
and retreshment; the Ginger having no reaction,
which is the great objection to the of alcoholic
stlmnlsnts Producing all the good effects of q
Mustard Plaster without the possibility of blister
ing the SKIM its application on flannel is most eff
cacIous And IN the case of persons predisposed
to rheumatism and equity Affections, it is Of great
service used to rub WITH
sH Beware of Counterfeits
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-06
Chancery Notice.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
COUNTY ROCK ISLAND. 9S
In the Circuit Court. TO the May term A D. 1875
In Chancery.
Greta Stina Lodin, and Christine l. LCdin com
plainants, Sebastian Gremlich, Mary Grem
Itch, Greta K. Benson and Borje Benson DE
PENDANTS Partition
To all OF the above named defendants: You viii
AXE notice that the above entitled cause is now
pending in said court, that summons in chancery
las been Issued against you therein returnabIe on
the first day of the next term of said court, to be
5egun and holden at the Court House in the city OF
rock Island, IN said county, on the first Monday OF
May, A d. 1873, at which time and place you will
appear.
Rock Island, Ills, March Goth, 1878
LEVI r. HARRISON,
OLIVER OLSEN, Clerk of said Court
Solicitor for Complainants 26ddw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-08-27
TEMrEuANCE CAMPMEETINa AT
RICHMOND.
FOURTH DAY-S,TtRp.Y.

AT the request Of many fiend-, Mr. c. II. Der
~ of Gardiner, recited two poems, entitled It
have drank my last glass" and The bondage o
drink"
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BOLD BURGLARY.
A Desperate Midnight Raid.

NEW YORK, August 26 Four burglars cutter
ed the house ot Nh. Engle at Fanv'ew, New
York, Saturday evening, chloIoioI he ~a'o h
dogs, enter ed the room whcie old MI. Euge and
vile were slet ping, woke them and struck both
in The head with tue butts of the pistols, knock
ing the old man sen.el,ss. gagged hun aid tied
his hands aud feet.
One OF the william With a cooked revolver stood
over the old and stnseltss couple, while the other
three Tsnsacked the ct sells, ETC., but the guard
soon chioroioimtd both tue old people sed a ded
the other robbers in their search for money and
yaluahlts.
An old man named Earl, chief farmer OF the
place, aud TWO Child en- /, pit On the tooI.
aud the burglars bound Ear and threatened his
HE; bound the Oldest child. aud took the young
est in Ihem a ms. Young br Engle, u nephew Oi
the older. and his vile ST. pit on lower floor The
nephew gra>ped his revolver, drew b ack the bolts
the door the dark labttru was exiting uishcd aud
all kept sioni, ailaid 10 move tor fear OF being
shot. In II few moments young Mr.. Enge fired
to draw the force Of the robbers, aud succet ded.
succession of doZen shots ensL ed, one OF tte
robbers tAclsimiug MY Coo, | am shot" when
they SMASHED IA widow frame aud took then
wounded thief off.
Then young NJ. Erple followed them with shot
after sbut til his levulyers were empued. The
n,ighbors were alarmed, hut the scoundrels es
capped A well known thief was arrested late last
eve ming, III NV York, wounded, who Is believed
10 be the robber shot.
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Condensed TEI.E(.RAMS.

A. the 6.4j train was leaving Albany, \. \
depot for the west, Yesterday moran NJ, the tam,
in charge of the switch engineer, WIHm Thorn
ton ran across tue track. which resulted 10 col
hsjnu Nv which two or three locomotives and sew
eral cars were damaged The tack was torn up
Engineer Tho rtOn was instantly killed No one
else was iilt rcd.
An attempt was made Thursday morning to rob
The dr-t aliot al bank OF liopkln,on, at Hone
VALLEY. Penn. Two attempts to blow open the
-ae door aroused the uelphhots. and the lobbeI ;
1-d after exchanging shots " ith men hunyipI 10
the scene.
Clarke, drag store, dwelling. grocery, millinery
shop aud bakery a. GIeenville, y Y. were burn
ed yesterday morning Loss $4,000, insured
cause unknown.
Arthur Butler, foui years oil. was shot in the
We at Milbury, Ma, saturday, by an older
rother VINO found an old pistol 10 trunk in the
attic. The child may die.
Judge John Angles, chief Judge of the Or.
phans' Count OF Baltimore, died Yesterday morn
ing. aged sixty five wears. He was native of
baltimore, and removed to South Caroline, and
occu led important positions on the beach of that
state. He WAS president oi the State convention.
and di afted the ordinance of secession. Alter the
war he returned to his native city.
The Suspension j. reported of \. s. Prentiss,
pioker, at The stock exchange, New York, whose
ccount- and some good shares, bong hit under rule
mostly Iuckswsus.
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STATE NEWS.

The following are recent business changes re-
corded in this state:
Porlland-Micah Sampson & Co., ship chambers
interest of A. L. Lowell ceases
Lewis'on-Prait & jones, stoves dissolved;
now Pratt
Ellio't-staples & Co, general store. dissolved;
Lver9 ore-A II. Strickland, greneral store,
deceased. N
r, Z; -, IT, Hill ( Co dry good.. dissolved: now E.
Church. NJ"
S T. Thompson. III"
=, New6eld-A. II. Davis, general store; sold to
Ham & Carleton. "
Ex-Governor Washburn aud s. c Aodrevs NJ
the RumioId Fails & Buckf,ld Railroad. are
viewing the route from the railroad terminus Ar
Canton TO The lakes, via Mexico and Byron. to as
certain whether or not st ge route could be
pfohiahy established to accommodate tourists
Those that have viewed The locality say that this
IS the most dire ct, well the easiest route
through to those inviting localities.
A Connecticut firm wants to know if we don't
want 10 advertise Tor them and take double
oafrrled shot quo in part payment. Ii some of
our delinquent subscribers don't pay up soon, a
more lufllng contract rev"r struck this office.
- G,rdiner Reporter.
Woodstock, young maryled woman, attempted
suioiie last Tues Jay night by taking laudsnum
She tocs real :; 81 oasco, and it was only through
the gresiesi Ell RI that her life was saved Madam
tumor saws II was extreme cruelty the part of
her husband that caused her to attempt 20 rash all
act. ste has always been highly respected.
One l. ii. Notle, married man of Pittsfeld
IN company with girl Of fifteen years, named
tha>c, who left PItisted with him 10 The morn
iug was arrested ny tficer Dexter, Of that place
IN lnslow on Thursday AFTERNOON and taken
back. Officer Dow aided Dexter in looking up
the paIties. Watetviile Mail
The following are failures reported in this State
the past week
Poitan ID. I. Drlind. fruit.
Giay-G. L. Haskell general stone.
Bansor-G. l. Dunh,m, billiards.
WOODBURY. K Verpla>t, clothing.
Skow hel ant. {. Naruey, crockery.
Waterville-Brown K Goodwin, groceries and
provisions.
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VI MASSACHUSETTS,.
Republican Convention.

WORCESTER, August Is The conference OF
young iepuu. ans this attel noon, was attended
10y nunored, from all pants of the State The
convention wa, addressed by Col. X. NJ. rhomp-
sd. Boston, at the opening. 1t was organized by
Col. W ,. Il. Hopkins, Worcester, ch 4rmau !;
JoLn \. Bennett and Carlo Bates, Secretaries
lac committee resolutions are John A
Forbes, Nhfok; {. W. q IL nd. Bristol 5. c.
Scri)ner, Hamp en- II. X VIM, Franklin; l..
{. Gaze, MiddeseX. The object va. to orgauize
the young men In the republican party In TINS
campaign.
An executive c0mmi tee representing each Con-
gre-siona District was appointed, with power to
create subordinate committees, who will work u
connection with ID regular republican orgAniz.-
ton, the p incipa object being to create au active
intel est IN political questions among those who
have attained their maj Diuy within the last ten
Yeas.
Resolutions were reported and referred to the
executive committee, wIth instructions to pr, Pare
AZ addre-. 70 be presented to the voters OF the
State.
Tue resolutions consider the real issue politi-
cay to b. be ween honesty and dishonesty, de-
maid retreuchment In Expenditures; a hi Cher
moral standard among on holders; specie re-
stump ion on the da, fixed; leJ, up ION OF bonds
ia gOld, aud condemn Hredet mabc issue of
gIeeUbauAs demand that the people take more
interest III politics; that Cong es,men do not at
tempt to dictate appointments aud CONNIE nd
PIesiIeot Hayes fpl what progress be has made
civil service reform, ms Admitting II at some
OF his sl pom ueut> have been iuut ieu,Ib.e.
honorable ehJrs t. hring about good eeliCg
besweeu the :, ctlors OF the country are approx d
and ate mpts to secure personal o. party succ S.
Is by stirrlag up hatred, are condemned those
who attempt TO raise Issues ana excite jealousy
between capital aud labor are condemned, and II
Ii de nauded that tue 2Oycrumcn ut CJuhue Itself 10
the simple,t possible tune iDn-, leaving tue busI
ness rvia ions of the people a, ice possible.
The State government i urged 10 revise the tax
laws, and app al Is ade to all TO support the
Advancement OIL social and political pulIiy aud
honor.
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STATE OF MAINE.

pTSC4TtQ''fS s. Court of County omnais
sioarcS IA jtst Tern. 4 h. ISIS.
pom The tureg 'luS peu ion, IL is considered by
e Con mis- lone rs tnat the petltio ers are respon-
ible and that they ougut TO be heard touching the
natter set or in their Petition, and therefore
II, that he County Comm iasioners meet &C the res
fence oil Ia lei tOss, IN SAID Howard, on Monday
ne twenty eighth day OF october, A u. ISIS. at 10
o'clock, A. q and thence proceed % view the route
,entioned in said petition Immediately alter which
Jew, hearing of the parties and witnesses VIII
'e had a. souIe convenient place in the vicinity,
4 such further Measures taken IN the premises
ne Commits toners shall Judge proper
And 1t is further ordered, that notice of the
me, place and purpose OF the L minis
non rs meeting aforesaid. be given to all persons
I'D coz portions Interested, by publishing true
nd ate sled copy OF said Petition and this order
.efeuu, six weeks successiveIy in the kennebeo
uurnal 4 pu-i.c newspaper published at Angus
a. in me ounly of kenneb.c, by the printer to
e stale aud by posting up alter ted copies as
t,re.aid, IN three pubic places in said Howard,
nirty DAYS AZ east, before the time appointed Tor
ueh vhw, and also by publishing the D. tilion and
Ider the n, three weeks SUGGEST lively, in the
49, ataquts observer, pubic newspaper printed
a ID lver Ia said Coun y OF Plscataquis, the first
publication to be hirty DAYS ut east before the
me OF SAID view, thai all persons and corpora
Uns iuteres cd may attend and be heard If they
aink LII.
Attest Henry B. FLINT, Clerk.
true cop OF the petition and order the con.
hwio at est HENRY u. FLINT, Clerk.
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EASTERN AFFAIRS.
HORRIBLE ATROCITIES by THE
Rt LGARIANS.
PREPARATIONS FOR STILL MORE
TROUBLE.

CoNsrANTiSorIE, Augu,t e. Russian hea l.
quarters have been ttan ,lerred from san S.efano
TO Rodosto.
The British consul at Adranonle reports that
the Bulgarisns continue to plumber and ontrsg e
Mussulmaus.
The Greek A,chb,ho, has communicated to
the consul details of the most horrible atrocities.
The surrender of B,toum j. postponed until
September II. The Governor OF Trenizouie has
gone 10 Bsloum to eudeavor to calm the popula-
ten.
LONDON. August 26. A despatch tn the Times
from Consrsntinople saws the report of the Rho
dophe commission was signed on Sunday at Buy
ukdero, by the British, French, Italian and Tui X
i'h delegates. The Ru,.isn and German dele
gates refused to Sign The Austrian delegate was
prevented T. ON attending by illness.
VIENNA, August &c. Count Andrassys ohjcct
10 urging on convention with Turkey, is to tenn
pprarily shelve the discussion MS to The future re-
Iat!on7 OF Bo-n and herzegovina, with the Aus
'rian monarchy, which thteateus 10 causs seii-
Gus dispute between the Austrian aud lluugari N
government.
The mobilization of the army NAV he consid
cred terminated for the present. Only the soldiers
II flllou n AMI not the re .erve- called in
General Phllip ONichs army viii be raised to
$4,000 or 1870 900 meu.
/ ne gsrrisons of Trieste and Goe,z, which
we've comuleIe AT he c 'mnencemrnt # the Rus
isn occupation, are being strongly reinforced. \
frong "a ri-on will also ne stationed at Semin.
Moukiar Pasha has been appointed Turkish
COMMUNIST me- TO Crete.
The Porte desires the aid Of England to obta in
loan guaranteed On the revenues of Cyprus, in
rider TO cary out The administrative reforms
within its own .rlsdictlon.
PEsTH, August &c Two engineers were al.
rested ON the frau-ylvana frontier. on suspicion
Of be ing Russian spys. Drawings of the frontier
ioltresses were found IN Their possession.
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Ci,"tOn LocsIs-Auction Sale.

On Saturday Aug "a, few of the greenback
voters of the class composed of Clinton, Benton
and Wnslow met at Benton Town House f y the
purpose of nominating candidate for represent
alive. At th- same place the democrats IF Ben
ton, together with delegates from the other two
towns, had assembled rs was supposed for a >ini
lar purpose. After some cousultslinn II became
evident that harga n and sale, according to
previous understanding between a fe~ Of the
leaders of both parties were to take place. gen
tleman from Clinton, whose name will he upon
the democratic county ticket, appeared as auc-
tioneer tor the party 10 that town, and 1hos.
Gage 4 Co. as auctioueer- for the democrats of
Benton. At this point some discussion arose as
to whether me democrats of Clinton or Benton
shonli formally IN Ike the sale; but contrary to
former custom it was conceded to Clinton. A
call for hid, WAS then made and hut one response,
and that from a life long de gocra' Alfred Wey-
mouth of Cliuton, although lately reported
vreenbacker; whereupon the hammer fell, and the
democracy If Clinton. Benton and Winslo~, IN
word was "knocked or 10 the greebbsckers of
Clinton. 1t i, peri, city plain to observing eyes
that the democratic whale has swallowed up the
little Jouahs composing tie greenbscs party in
Clinton. If this is not the case then the demo-
Gratis of this sirc, have been completely sold
to the greenbsck parry by a few of the ring
tors" If the first suggestion is correct, which j.
probably the fact, then the quc-tlon na ulally
arises, will that portion Of the srreubacker- COM
posed of late republicans quietly submit to being
thus "gobbed" up by their old eremv, VIZ the
democratic parry, HARD MoNEy.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, August 20, 1873.
FLOUH-Extra spring 5a5.50: western $50
southern %
WHEAT No. Red Winter 95 No. do ~
cash: A gust september 944 Mo- Cnicag
spring Old . 4 new AK cash. August, 90&; SEPT
#'s October No. 3. 7sA reJeci ed TO
CORN ; les regular, -; each 81 37Fs Au
gust, 3. 4s"oeA. sept. rejected. 35- al; Oct. -
rs-Casn si.a-; August, 2 4, septembe
TX; October
RYE IS.
BtRikY-90
ORES SID HOGS-4 l1ail24
PORk-Casn.9 10 aO.CO-; August, o. W 400 %
Sept. 96O.
LARD Cash 72O az 20 August, GOA
Sept. 722h Oct. 30.
BULk MEATS Shoulders 50 O., short Ri
side ~ 20; short clear rib % clear side
6Aa =.
WhlskEY-l07.
FREiGHTs-Corn to Buffalo 81 cent?; whea
2& cents,
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s,s.a r.pu,,leam rs,,y al s,dhsy.

As amounted, Col. j. Manchester Haynes II
Augusta. and L. I. Carleton, ESQ, of Winthrop
addressed the people Of Sidney. Saturday even
ing. Col. Haynes discussed ably some of the most
Intricate que tions Of Finance. He commenced
with The rebellion, showing the necessity OF the
issue Of treenbacks al thai zine followed their
history 70 the present time, and proved conclusive.
" the fallacy Of an rredoemable paper currency.
Mr.. Carleton smoke with enthusiasm referred to
some Of the lndicrous pos tons taken bv the green
hackers aud declared his conf leace that the
bard money principles would he victor This
wa doubtless one of the most profitable meetings
OF the campaign. considerable number Of
semi-greenhackers were present, some of whom
spoke highly of the Arguments and have made mp
their minds 10 abandon The soft monev cGaze.
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CH ALL 81 n & L.

JoHN SHAW Ed:
DEAR SIR II VIII trot my stallion, 1NDFrEN-
DENCF, sgainst your stallion, sHAws KNOX, on
any track in this state, said race to be best three
in FIVE to harness, and to he governe by the rules
OF he National rrouing Association, and will bet
! O. against 90, that my stall on can beat yours
accor ing to the conditions named above. This
challenge to be open I'LL Oct LIST, ls7s. Put mp
shutup. w. l.. POTTER.
Augu ia, Aug %, 1878 aug4 1877
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Taill &rnrcHrr ournal
MAINE NEWS ny TELEGRAPH.


Fatal scciden;
PANGOK, August %. Geo. Ma hews Of Port
land, employed on blastng .cLoof er Of the coast
survey service was bad juted about the head
and severely scaled by the blowing up of the
steam boilers connected with the schooner, Mon
day afternoon. lie Garnet recover
A later despatch says that Matthews died at L
o'clock
Court skaters.
Two FieuchmeD named DIbris and Jtfeu were
hoard over FIR assault on Collr-, at Oronn, sat
Il. day night. Collins l. considered fatally iujutea
killed.
EIUDEFOkD, August &c. Alanson Littlefcid
was 90 Friday thrown from his carriage III Wells,
striking on his head and breaking both arms,
Causing instant death.
Fire.
The Unfinished house of Charles ". Junkin 10
York, together with store and stable, were totally
destroyed by fire Friday afternoon. Loss, $4,000 ;
partially insured.
Sudden Death.
Mr., Geo. A. Hudson of Perry. died suddenly Of
heart disease at his home Monday morning. lie
milk his COW. ana found dead on the barn
floor by neshbor who happened in.
Drowned.
PORTLAND, August 26. A Two years I'D son of
Capt. Geo. Hls was drowned at south rhom aston
to-day, by filling into well.
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TENNESSEE.
Revenue Mat ers.

NASHVILLE August 26. Commissioner Raum
telegrHI h, d 10 Collector Woodcock to employ
men necessary to suppress Illicit di,tlaon in tins
district. Woodcock will lend more force to-day
to tue sc, ne of the trouble.
TIE latest advices from fighting revenue officers
and clt disIllers in Cooperviile, Tcun., sre tnst
three disileis were killed and five or six revenue
Officers were wounded. Revenue officer Davis
aud The men Will hold the tort until assistance
reaches him.
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10 The honorable COMFY Commissioners Of PiSeat
d9ais county state Of Milne.
NTk THE UNDEt;SlGN ED, citizens OF Howard
w plantation and vicinity, in the County of
piscattqu would respectfully represent that the
Jubllc interests require that highway be laid out
n said 10 ward pltutatipn, commencing at or near
}, nisl fuss' IN said plantation, and thence ran
ing in a westerly 1t iIet ton b, the most itas able
0 tie to the jiDuiale Bridge go cHled) in said
antutlOn, and +, ques, that such highway may be
Gated MI a. in dat bonni Will ev,r pray.
SAMUEL TEMP. ETON and 80 others.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Verdict.

WASHINGTON. August &c. A despa received
rom l.. C. Northup, United States attorney at
t''een'ile, South 'olna, August "a, addressed
TO Hon Grecn h. Rum, commissioner of internal
revenue, say: "Aftera four days tIlal the jdiy
selected by the defence rendered u verdict of
guilty sgsns, the Redmo, gang. Earle fought
every inch, and may move arrest of in W.
ment. The court is with me. The moral feet
vas complete. Redmond refuses to surrender"
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" ASiiINGfON.
The Trea>ury.

WAsHINGToN, August %. The treasury de-
paltm,nt to day issued the sixty ninth call for the
redemption of D 20 hOud- of 1860, c0nsol- of 1865.
The can Is for Sj,'OO,000, OF whicA 81 300, 900
are cou on and % 800 900 registered bonus. The
PRINCIPAL and interest will be paid at the treasury
after the 26th of November next and the
interest will CEASE on that day.
The treasury hooks at the close OF business to-
day showed the following com balance S237 ,S03,-
600; currency balance (esclusive of the $40, OU0,-
900 fractional currency fund.- ~ 0j2, 900.
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FOR EIGN NEWS.
Earthquake.

LONDON August 26. Two shocks of earth
quake, violent but harmless, were felt at eleven
uutes past nine this forenoon, at Elbei field. Co.
logne, Osuabruck, Barms, Boun and Dusseldorf.