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JAs. disANT. scc.. Chicago
lowA-M.fsha1lsown. Marshall County, yys ,r,,-n,
si''ens0' 10w' cGpHnn5|y; pn5!ySAs, HUGHES 4 KlnK
nonsezuma' powc'hiek Co aau1iy; ,r,s . c,.n.
sonnt rIcasant- Henry County.
stuscattnc. Muscasnc County, WV .,-,r
Nevada. Storey County; ~ :. p,rc,,n.r,,c,.
ss.'.A .'''''o'' 'n' s"'s~" Iiiiiii;AM sItAvEN
.o.s. sANKEy l. Co0K.
l.. 8. DETl.Els
onawa City. Monona County. ..-.,.....
Usage. Mitchell County.
n. L. TEMPLE.
sEEvEEs MALCOLM
Hook lapda. Lyon County. ,,,,,,.
'' CHASE & TATLuIs
Ttptou, Cedar County. ..
Toledo Ta1na County.
Vtnton, Benton County.
GIIC1l!1sT & 1tAlSEs
GEOl.0E olk1wAy.
Wlntersct, Madison County.
KAEsAs-Aeoae' Dickinson g cS!'a,|Y; 'a,,|Y;n., = 1r,ur
Atchison Atc!lison County. .-.......
1iuringa.nc. O<ago County. .......
Council Grove. Morris Comfy; Gem In. :. nt.,,rr.w
Edorado. put,cr t;onnts ] ,.'..a,, :. - ..,,,n, w..
Great nenA. partun County
.1., WI. II, pol,gE.
'"'e's''''"se' '''''s''"''' ~0IsssN;lL InsHssN;lEL onAss
1-'>''.' ''' ,'sD' ~' SAMUEL A. KiGas
il. uRIswoLn.
JOHN IT. MUsCorr.
Seneca, NcmehA County.
Topcka. shawnee County: ,,,,,. ,,,,,."a,,
' ." -" T. NJ. nALnEl!sToS.
A'on'uNS-o'''"''e'' n'''eo sNaEhs aSshs t. wnlulIy
l'ctsois. Wayne County, ,,.,.,
Grand 1laplds. Kent County.
,IouHhton. lloushton County. 1,,,.,,v,,,.,.,,
1shremtng, Marquette County,
~' JOHN d. coSELy.
N"'''''N''' '~"'A''A"o o0""'' GEO. II. nucK.
- sTEf'ftESsS;N l. MCLAUGHLIN.
'SsssorA-Aon's''sso c''Yf%Sfs %ft: Hs'yi 'SyilLLxi
' rEEKlss 4 w,i1rrLE
- - i. 81. nuNL1SuAsIR.
,~.w'., ,,...',.. HENRY II. WELLS.
J. 81. GILMAN.
''sso'''--che'fn'' 1's1ns't0" :jS.T'S!ys jS.'Sy N. poyp.
". ", VAN NESS.
y, Tllos. f. TultSEy.
HlttlADiiEAD hLAYlsAGK & HAE11ssl.E1s,
MONTANA TEIk-Furt lel,ton, tlotGaM t.Dnnf}.
Virginia City, Maatson Colniy.
NEDlsAsKA-Albon 1!oono County.
CLARK 4 COSEELLy.
Icalsicc. Gage County. ..,,,.
Dakota city, Dakota County; ,,,.,,,,,,,
Falls City, Richardson County.
ucncya, FlilMoro CounsI. :,
u14nd Is!and. IInll County. >,
| "'' '"-' 0LlvE1 II. SCOTT.
' lIAt!WOUD Il AMEs.
| 4'@'A ~"'' o''' 0""' n. l.. HAYWARD.
| tlnsha, Douglasa County. -,...,.a.,
! Pattsu,outh. Caas County, ,
! 4't'0'eA" WIZ s'A''"'' e'iift i. !. ngMrsrg!L
| A. II. STEVENSON.
''a"' 'e'"''' o~' g.p. DAVIDSON,
| York. York County. ..o.,,,
o-~s'e'''' W. FIlHSK 4. bglLENnAualt.
Mccoy d Mccoy.
UTAH TEIsnlronY-oslsRtG Gt!f %rhsF fapRIy e.
Salt Laks City, Salt Lake C0untY. :, :. ..r,,,.
| GDhltAp Mo6Els. J1l.
| BALDWIN, St. Crotx County. -
cMppew. Falls, Chippewa ca;Sp,i;|s% u '1ssx,ss'
Ecu Claire. Eau cla'ru County, ,yx;,yn ~ o1u,oxs
| Green Day. brown County. .,.
| SUitCNOSB pUEW1nDlE,
"'a''0a' D'a' .'AA' LEWIS, LEw1s HALE.
| Eellsytlie, Clark CountY. :. .,x,,,,,
| o4hkoau, Winpebsxo COUNTY; i, y. ,v ,,v, vu,,
/ Racine, HAeino County.
| HENRY T. FULLER
| '"'S''' 's'H'o @S'"''' II. r. PROCTOR.
WsuaAu, Marathon coauty., o,,v vv,,oon
aason. p'pt.A h,{;s% GsSpsE.
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GEN. GRANT.

: UFF FUIs KANENON.
CALCUTTA, March 18.--Presidout Grant
a,n1 party left yesterday for Raugoou and
Singapore.
FlnE IN EASGoON.
CA1currA, S1nrcll ia great fire ia rag
Ing III 1Epngoon to-tlny.
, 1879-03-19


Lo:;noS, March 18.-Hn!'ron, tho young
ls.au under sentence Of lcatl for tho m.lrlor
Of policeman, for which cri,no Charles
poace, rccuutlY hanged, subsequently, con-
fcs,e.l that 10 WIS guilty, Inns reeeiyed a FREQ
pardon.
FAILED.~ -
I4oSpoN, March 16.-Charfos Stewart Mills
Il Co., merchants, Liverpool mud Poruam.
huco; lave failoil. Liabilities estimated ut
.EfU,UD0.
, 1879-03-19

fXEt3EnIN.
SzEogn1S, March lS.--Ille work Of saying
lilo il oyer, and tho saving Of property llaY
commenced. Ihs authorities have telo-
gra1.e,l that no further supplies Of proyi-
Bio1ls aro necessary.
, 1879-03-19


Pans, March 18.-Tho Franch Minister
of Fiunlco yesterday repaid 10 tho Bank of
Franco G5,o00,00u francs, being tho last IN
stt1i,nant Of the 1nilliarl borrowed from tho
bank during'tho war.
TIE LEON SAY INVESTIGATION.
pAn1a, llarch 18.-Tho comratttoo on tho
motion for tho Investigation Of the causea
Of tho fluctuations III the Is per cent rontos,
afser AeariLg tho explanation Of Leon Say,
Minister Of Finance, resolved to rcoom-
mend to tho Chamber not to entertain tho
motion.
ALBEIT CHEVY.
Abort Grevy, brother OF tho President,
being unwilling to rcsign from tho Chamber
of Deputies, Inns beon scnt to Algcria on q
temporary mission, bnt clothed with tho full
power Of Governor.
EDUCATION DlLI.
LONDON, Afnrch ia correspondent nt
Pnris says afiniatcr 'Fcrry's~81ghor Eauc.,-
tim bill avowodly aims ut the exclusion Of
tho Jes,.its from the ,igh: of teaching.
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arm. against titeir cduntry and bad not given
comfort to her enemies.

coloref otllc touts 0f s hair rs lle stood In tie
area bcforp The Clerks desk n1nl waited TIL two
loyal ntcn Md been sworn ill., uni the Clerk
could read thu oath framed for tile dtstoyal to
him
, 1879-03-19

DEATH Or AN EXrLORE1s.
LoAnoH, March l5.--rho Belgian ex-
rlorsr, WAusl,lsr, div.l Of dysentory in Cen.
trtl Africa.
, 1879-03-19

CoSsrASI1:opLE, March 1s.-The Sultan
l,as given ru.ewed proofs of his confidence
i'll tho Grand vizier. The slAnger Of n
change in Tho Ministry is thus ayertod for q
time,
, 1879-03-19
WANTS a GUARANTY.

Sr. PErgnsnuna, March 1B.-Tho Golos
states tint it il more tlan probable that Rus
Sin has notified Turkey of her intontion to
1c"ya troops south Of tho Balkans uutil sho is
guaranteed against tho payment of tho war
Indemnity hung prujusliced by the terms Of
the projected Turkish loan.
, 1879-03-19

HeAl 0l tllo IhHt lue4 EHf thsu tHth lhlI, AsTt
rescue ticlr party from tho humlliating s!efout
which inevitably awaits It.
i, Thu attempt Ut McAiallon, Of Ohio, to have
thu ,,iemorlal uf the Cincinnati Democratic
club against congressman Hustcrwnrt1l nn,l
Yuuug, of tlMt cl.Y, rcal Mt The dcak to-lay Rs
n question III prlyilGgct so that It might l'o
printed in tho jhrurd. WIS II most extraordinary
proceeding. II Speaker Randall shall ruo lint
l,hs memorial cau Ia IN thu h'ec"ra, 1t
will OPEN tbs way fur tlIe presentation Of Il
creat many similar charges aeanst other 'ncns-
bcrs. TIo memorial charges traltl III tlr cltc-
tion for tlle following rrasons: First, thcro WAS
turrupt y!nlntun Ut tue Law III tl.u nIlpolnt-
n,ent Of United States Marstsas. Rrcond, that
il nlmhcr Of United Status sIars!laEs wcro
al,ls,!iltcti for dlatEIets In which t1luy Wero
not rcaIden Third. tllat they cxh!b,
tied no baigos:., Fourth. tlat ,lsy; lrld
they procurch illegal Totgs for thu Republican
ra,ltti,utes. 5lxtl Hut they were iit cnlltisun
With the rcpentrrs Tiat for tlrsc seasons
DntterwoEth AtM Young
WEME NOT Et.ECIKn:
Tint thcse two gentlemen III person oponly n,lr-
cl!.sea Yates nfrl ur1bctl ltIMliIlel clgcaurs to
tast ballots n their f.yoFi ,'at !hs
Of thu Republican candidates. anu
purchased yoSs for tlIsmi .Mt iae cinsl'.' :.
natl CubtDIHHo!lltEEa EutIitEtIf A5tA lHt| f'sF
ton fur t!lcn,. Thu 1ntlt1ot concludes with thu
request tat Tho Supervisor Inv lu rcttalrtl,
tnii on ts representation McA!uhon Is e'-
Asayortng tu ubsntn ruling stiat ifo
Ut privilege. involving tho r!Etlt
Of urmbrr 10 his Fcat. The ntlIt1uyits to sup-
port tl,e memorial ure twenty In number, a'"l
set forth generally that two leaders waFo e:,a~
3toyc4l to rally rcpeAtars. nIl4 Haro pall by
Yo;I1l. ulm. luttcrworth $tAU cactl, IN ,lI.lttot
to smaller suu.s paid for each Illegal yote cast.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-10
THE PROGRAMME OF THE ms.
Special Dispatch to the Omaha Bee.

special DlSpatcu 10 Tie OIllaIla zee.
Washington. March 7-5 a. m.-The
democratic programme prepared for the cx-
ira session is undoubtedly that which was
outlined by Senator Beck the last Eight Of
the session.. They will first incorporate in
separate bills the repeal of the Jurors test
oath, the repeal of the law permitting the
use of the army at the polls and repeal the
supervisors and marshals law. Should any
Of them be vetoed the, democrats will
attach to the appropriation bills, the same
features, aud in the event Of veto of these
bills they will refuse supplies and appeal to
the country or that issue. Stanley Matthew VS.,
who ought to know the presidents opinions
says there is no doubt Hayes will stand
squarely with the republicans, and never
make any compromise 10 the supervisor law,
or the feature If the presence Of troops at
the polls, in the army bill. Henry Waiter.
son is confident of bis fathers election tn
the se%cretaryship of the senate. He says be
has votes enough pledged to insure it. The
snutherners insist that in as much as party
policy will prevent the placing of a..southern
man on the national ticket, either as presi-
dent or vice-president. they at least are
to the speakership. but 1t is said
That there are five northern democrats who
under no circumstances would consent to
vote for Blackburn or for any other one
south OF the Mason and Dixon line.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-10
INDIAN DEPARTMENT WRONGS.

The circumstances under which removals
of white men from the Sioux country are
now being made are 90 peculiarly distress
ing that the subject should not be per-
mitted to rest until the motive 10 the case
is reached aad all possible light thrown
upon 40 exceedingly mysterious transac-
tlon. The order Is it has gone forth 10 that
oil white men not In the employ of the
government, residing upon either side Of
the Missouri river, within . certain juris.
diction, shall Immediately vacate their
homes aud place themselves beyond the
limits of the Sioux reservation. There are
no charges against these men. They are
ordered to 60. and though the order 10 in
conflict with every moral aud legal consi-
deration, the force 10 present TO compel
compliance, and might makes right when
the strong conspire to crush the weak. The
men who suffer from the results Of this To-
human order. arc those who have planted
their homes in the wildernsss because the
demands Of legisinats trsmc and travel en-
able them to thsss make . living and accu-
- 90. VI
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-10
THE eaEEHsAckeRs' PROGRAMME.

The greenback leaders, seeing the bitter
fight that is commencing among the demo-
Gratis for organization of the house, are look
ing around 70 make a bargain with the re-
publicans for mutual advantage. A propo-
sition had been made by q middleman,
which is to be authorized, and is in effect
that the greenback members will vote for
Judge Kelley for speaker, if the republic
cans will nominate him, and will allow the
committees to be composed by the republi.
can caucus, with the exception of three,
provided the greenbackers can name the
clerk, one-half the employees of the house.
and the select committees on ways and
means, banking and currency, and coinage,
weights and measures. The republicans
will not make any such bargain Is this.
They will not put three important money
and revenue committees into the hands OF
the greenbackera, but would prefer that the
democrats should control them, and unless
some other basis of consolidation can be n.
ranged upon the g~reenbackers will have To
look elsewhere.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-10

By the Congressional Record which
csme to hand Saturday night We discover
that the bill providing an additional asso-
ciate justice for Dakota passed the house
during the last night Of the session and is
therefore a law, 10 case it received the pre-
sident's signature, which Is probable. In
the senate the clause prohibiting. justices
from sitting on the supreme court bench
for the consideration of cases previously
decided by them, was stricken out. The
district to which the new judge will be as.
signed is made largely from the second dis.
trlcs and the enactment will relieve our
overworked chief justice.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-10
o A MEMORIAL.

The Sioux City Journal in attempting to
introduce a little light into the Opaque era
mum Of the editor of the Vermillion Re-
publican, gives currency to are iteration on
the part Of that individual to the effect that
but for action of the "Yankton ring" in.
pushing through the legislature a memorial
asking for a division of. the territory, Judge
Kidder would have had Dakota in as a state
ere this. We have noticed for sometime
that the Republican was sounding it's fog
horn on this subject, but as it is a we'll estab-
lished scientific principle that it is better
not to interfere with the harmless diver
sions of the Predetermined. it seemed to be
u humane act to let the Republican amuse
itself with its toys so long as no one else
was bothered by knowing what sort Of a
game it was playing. But as the intelli-
gence has leaked out through another new
paper, we deem it duty to. quiet popular
alarm before the. people of Dakota are led
to feel that even so inofensiye q person as
a simpleton may occasionally stumble upon
something pertaining to reality. The Jour-
nal has the manhood to assert that this di.
vision scheme could not have been origlna-
ted by Yankton people. Upon this point
it gives US great joy to be able to agree with
the Journal. The history of the memorial
il very short and very cay to comprehend,
and We have hopes that the intellect of the
Republican may not be unduly strained in
encompasslng II. Mr.. Burbank, of Richland
county, Northern Dakota, introduced it one
day, all BY himself and without any warn
ing or any previous log rolling. A memoir
ial is always acceptable to a Dakota legis.
lature. 1t rests them. 1t is like a recess
or a call of the house. 1t is something they
can handle in q statesmanlike manner
They invariably suspend the rules. The
members all wake up and those who were
never known to have an idea on any other
occasion remark that 1t is an able meas
ure. 1t has its first, second and third read.
ings and is passed without a halt by acra.h
of yeas. This was the reception and fate
Of the memorial asking congress- to divide
Dakota into two territories. Nobody con-
sidered it of any special consequence in
or unshaping the future of Dakota,
a%fterthought brought the wish that
it might produce the asked for result. 1t
passed unanimously and Clay county, as
we'll as Yankton county, and all o:her coun-
lies, voted for it and no man devoted a mo-
nent toward influencing votes for or against
i. Now the Vermillion Republican picks
Up the half forgotten episode and tortures it
INTO an effort to thwarl the labors of our
then delegate in congress. Its theory is
used upon the falsehood that Judge Kid
Ter would have had Dakota in as q state but
Or the memorial, which upset his plans.
as the Republican is in weakness, it
hould have sufficient sense left to compre-
END the fact that the people Of Dakota are
'ell enough posted on congressional m stters
know that there was not the ghost Of a
how for the admission of their territory 10
state,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-10

The New York Graphic celebrates its
sixth birthday with an issue of unusual
attractiveness. The Graphic, the only IL
Illustrated daily newspaper in the country,
was started as an experimental the face Of 3
broadside Of predictions that 1t would
prove a proftless venture. The arrival Of
the sixth anniversary of ito existence is svi.
dence Of it's success and during these years
the Graphic has been growing in greatness
aud usefulness.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-10
1hf Daily gross aud 1atptaiau
vANkToN DAKOTA
Monday Evening, March 10, 1879

1t Il on such occasions as the marriage
of r. f. Pettigrew that. the Sioux Falls In.
dependent says it feels the poverty Of the
English language to express its wishes"
Perhaps some such phrase as, "Give ne
$500 for our influence during the CAM
'paign," would sound we'll.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-10
INSURANCE.

The anne ui ,in company Is Ybe Nor,,, rri,.
Ism 9 mercantile insurance Company.
1t Is the u ), Branch, located m New ymk
City. :" ""
The amount of Its capital stock is $40, WO t.m IN
The amount ol It's capital stock paid up ia.
81, e5O.0OO.N -
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-10
INSURANCE
statement of the Condition
OF THE
FANEUlL HALL
Insurance Company,
On the 3lst day Of Deeembsr, 1873.

The name of the company is Faneuil Hall
II is located liz BOSTON, Massachusetts.
The amount OF Its capital stock Is SSO0:otOO.0O.
The amount Of Its capital stock paid up ~
S3OO NO IN.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-10
INSURANCE..

The name OF the company tN Inc bti'ish
American Assurance Company.
1t Is located In Toronto. Canada.
The amount Of Its capital stock Is SbOo,oA0 90.
The amount OF Its capital stock paid Is Sooo''
900. 90.
the ASSETS OF THE COMPANY ARE As FOLLOWS:
Cash on hand and in the hands Of
agents or other persons. ............ SS3.o.3.6 s
Real estate untncuMbere ............ 1l3.O83.26
49,. 1913. 30
III due. 80. 4,5e5. 60
Interest due and accrued ..... i,i97. 93
Debts otherwise secured, bills rccetva-
BILE taken on fire, marine and inland
risks 5I,..s.es
lection. ......... Ga.6G7 .l2
Debts for premiums. salvage, rents
due and office furniture. ............. 10.ls2. az
Total assets 1929 90
LIABILITIES.
lInnaid losses. S6s, 2t4 SO
Unearncd premiums. ....... ......... 3S3 .aN3 .2l
Cash dividends Wpaid. .......... 26,5l2. 3:
Joint stock alphabetically paid up in
surplus SrpTi. beyond capital and ali other
abilities 1885. ~
All other claims against the company ll,li2. 10
Total liabilities. 81 .l75,9l9 90
DOMINION OF CANApA,l
Province of Ontario.
City of Toronto.
onst.s p All MSnaanr ~ ~ Inn HHr,tish America merle Az.
I.,, c.a,"amw la; NJ, Imiv sworn irnnse and
s SUR ,E,t e1 ,,'n WI 81 y IVY = mi n"I I'm. mefV c",S ""I
-: IF ~ ~. aHsir = ~ snid ,nm,,anv. and
, ,na,. = IL. nrnv. Ios"r;ha, r,firnrs ~ said
a.,v9 ~ ~ ~ ~" .,st NJ i|acnnHh.r iS1s .,"cnr'i.
i hv = Ih,.i, h,st inflammation Emnwied"r and NE
iis ~ 'N>' IN WV """
'''' n cny,,nor
FRED A. BALL, Manager.
Subscribed and sworn before ne, this 18th day
Of January. 1879.
[Seall CLARKE GAMHLE.
Notary Public,
Arp,rou.s OFFICE. '"'"''''
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-10
NOTICE OF SEIZURE.

NOTICE OF NEIZUKE.
UNITED STATS INTERNAL REVENUE,
collectors ONice. District Of Dakota.
iankion, Feb. ~, 1871.
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, OF the following
4 SEIZURE OF property under tho Internal Reeve.
nue. Laws Of the United States. VII,
About 60 Gallon. Whisky.
About 70 Gallons Rum:
seized a. tho property nf ~. u. bay
ANY person or person claiming any Of tho said
property. are notified to appear ri my once aud
MAKE such claim within thirty days fnm publ.
fciicd 10 The United states.
JOHN l. PENNINGTON.
CettertUf.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-23
The Heeney TI.al

The evidence in the Heeney trial at
Cambridge was ali in Saturday aud at 3
p. NJ, the court adjourned until . p. NJ. to-
day.
Contrary to expectation the defense in
troduced Miss Maggie Heeney IS witness,
who was one of the strongest for the prose
cution in the Kavanaugh trial. Her testi
mony was very damaging to the defense
and corroborated the witness for the peo-
pie on all points. The cross examination
was very brief, Major Beardsley simply
asking the question. Are you Bernard s
sister," to which she repIied-"Y es sir. >
To-day States Attorney Milchrist open
ed for the people and was followed by II.
Bigelow, Esq. for defense. Tomorrow
morning W. II. Atwood, Esq will close
for the defense and Major Beardsley will
close for the people. The case will 90 to
the jury in the evening. The general i'm
preston prevails that Bernard Heeney
will hang. Before Maggie Heeney was
placed on the stand it was thought by
many that life sentence would be his
penalty, but her evidence so strongly cor
roborates the witnesses for the people
that severe verdict seems a certainty.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-23
The Rich California Banker.

When it became known that one of the
richest California bankers had left the
the Pacific Coast and transferred his
base of operations to the New York
Stock Exchange, all the shrewd finan-
ciers watched his course with keen in
terest to see how he would succeed.
The result has emphatically proved
the wealthy bankers sagacity. Be-
sides having much wider and more
promising field to operate in. he is
known to have been in several stock
combinations that paid immense pro-
fits. BY the combination method OF
operating in stocks Messrs. Lawrence
& Co.. Bankers. N. Y. unite orders OF
thousands OF customers, i'll different
sums, into one vast capital, and oper.
ate them as a mighty whole, dividing
profits pro rata among shareholders
every so days, Capital in any amount
from $40 to 100000 can be used with
great success in these pools, $2t
would pay 800 profit. $500 would
make 5000 or 10 per cent. on the stock
during the month. Messrs. Lawrence
& Co.'S new circular (malled free) gives
two unerring rules for success" anC
full particulars, so that any one cal
operate in stocks, and make money
Stocks and bonds wanted. Govern
ment bonds supplied. Apply to Law
renee & Co., Bankers, 81 Exchange
Place, n. \. City.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-23
An Honest Remedy Free Of Charge

Of all medicines ADVERTISED to cure any
affection of the Throat, Chest or Lungs.
we know of none we can recommend SO
highly as DR.. KINGS NEW DISCOVERY
for Consumpti Coughs. Colds, Asthma.
Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Hoarseness, tick
ling in the throa., loss of voice. etc. This
medicine does positively cure, and that
where everything else has failed. No
medicine can show one-half so mary posi-
tive and permanent cures as have already
been effected by this truly wonderful rem
edy. For Asthma aud Bronchitis it is a
perfect Especifc, curing the very worst
cases in the shortest time possible. We say
by all means give it trial Trial bottles
free. Regular size 81 90, FOR sale by C.
Speidel, Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-23
military.
To the Manufacturers and Merchants of Rock ISL

To the Manufacturers and Merchants of Rock ISL
and and Moline
Gentlemen: It is necessary to the eth
cheney of the Fourteenth Battalion, L. y.
G., that they should receive instruction in
battalion maneuvres, and this instruction
can only be given in the day time. have
therefore ordered battalion drill at P.
NJ. on the first Saturday of each month
during the summer. It is necessary that
the full companies should attend. and, i9
order to do SO. many of the members will
be obliged to leave work early in the after
noon. 1t is hoped that some arrangement
will be made by their employers by which
these men may attend these drills without
losing their wages. They give up at least
one evening in each week to company drill
and have endeavored to make themselves
efficient for actual service. 1t is hoped
that you will promote their efficiency by
giving the suggested encouragement.
Very respectfully, W. ?. BUTLER,
1t. COL Com & l4th Bait.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-23

A writer in the Springfield State Reg
lister in conversation with Adjutant Gener-
al Hllliard, of this state, after the visit of
the latter to the arsenal at Rock Island,
obtained from him the following informa-
ton: A part of his business at Rock Is
land was to secure 100000 musket cart
ridges for the State militia from the
United States Government authorities
Of these cartridges 100000 have been dis
tributed to the militia in Chicago and this
vicinity, and the remainder are safely held
in reserve for an emergency. He said
that he had not been able to draw any
batteries for the use of the artillery com
panies which are esking permission to or
ganize, and he would not admit or deny
that he had obtained the use of quantity
of breech-loading muskets- Chicago
Journal.