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ROCK ISLAND. rrLrrorg
No Show for Washburne.

FROM the New York Sun.
In some respects Mr.. Eihu B, iWash.
Burne of Illinois is stronger with the mass
OF Republicans than any other man who
has been proposed as a candidate for
President. That this is SO we have reDeat-
ediy had occasion to affirm. and it lie just
as true now as ever. The German Re.
puDIlcans are all warmly in his favor.
while his record as a partisan of eeonomv
in government and of popular right. a.
| opposed to great monopolies, is such that
| many friends OF honest administration NOT
| usually identified with the Republican
party, would be likely to give him their
suftrages. Nevertheless we suppose that
1t Is substantially impossible that Mr.
Washbnrne should nominated at Chicago
Many year ago, when Simon Cameron
OF Pennsylvania went out of President
Lincoln's administration, Mr. Washburne
introduced into the House of Representa-.
tives series of resolutions denouncipg
Mr.. Cameron as a dishonest dealer with
the public money; aud such was his infiu
ence IN the House at that time that he got
the resolutions passed by big majority.
The fact is one which the powerful elan
OF theCamerons cannot be expected to
forgive.
Somewhat later Mr.. Washburne had
violent quarrel with Mr. Conkling, who
was then member of the House, aud ex-
IRENE insults were duly exchanged be- |
tween the gentlemen. This occurrence |
the Oneida Chief has likewise not fer
gotten.
Thus We see that the delegations Of !
New York and Pennsylvania are sure TO be |
against Washburne at Chicago; and, what
Is more, the delegation from Illinois. bis
own state, is also pretty certain to be
against him. The machine runs decidedly
that way.
Another fact which must have a. great
influence is probably new to most Of the
public This fact is that Gen. Grant does
not love his distingu he'd fellow citizen of
Galens. In former days Washburne rem
dered great services to him, but Grant
gave high office ia return, and feels that
that account is balanced. At the same
time. he has grown to understand that e |
g great man in and of himself, and that
he claim OF Washburne to be his author
md maker is presum ptuous and untrue
Therefore. if Grant should find that he
'annot be nominated at Chicago, and
mould look about for the person to whom
le would prefer to pass his hand. it will
Tot be Washburne upon whom his choice
vill fall.
1t Is not necessary to 90 into this sub
act at greater length. We have said
ute enough to prove that Mr.. Wash
urne Is not available as candidate for
resident at Chicago.
IT'S true. It's pity, W
And pity tie tis true. n
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-04-27
Chancery Notice.
OF ILLINOIS. -

STATE OF ILLINOIS. as
COUNTY OF ROCK ISLAND %
In the Circuit Court, May term, A. D. 1850.
Mathew T. johnson and William Young, VS.. Will
lam P Butler. William w. Butler, and Isaac ).
Bur on in Chaucery-
Affidavit of the residence OF William "
Butler one of the defendants in the above entitled
caGge having been fled IN the Ulerks office Of the
C1rcuit O. urt Of said county, notice is hereby Civ
en- 10 the said resident defendant. that the
complainants fled their bill OF complaint IN said
day of March, 1880, and that thereupon summons
ssned out OF said Court, wherein said suit If now
nendinp. retul nable on the first Monday in the
month IF May next, as is by law required. Now,
named. shall personally be and appear before said
Circuit Court, on the first day OF the next term
thereof. to be holden at the Court House in and
for fhe said county. the nrst Monday IN May
next and plead. answer or demar to ne SAID com
niainant,s bill of complaint. the same and the
matters and things therein charged and stated VIII
hs 4sen a. confessed, and decree entered against
= ., accoraing TO the prayer OF said bill.
~ "eooAs = L F. HARS0N. Clerk.
Dated Rock Island, Ills March -, 1881.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-13
SEMi.ANkual REPORT Of tn COUNT
AUDITOR.

OpF1CK OF OoCNTY ACTOR,
ORsessY COUNTY NEVADA, DecenbeSl, 1873.
To the Hon the Board of County Commissioners orn,sby
County, State of Nevada Gentlemen:
The County Auditor respectfully submits ne following
report OF fiscal affairs Of the said count Tor the Six
months ending December 3lst 1879.
Balance on hand at close of business J4e
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-13

Dr. Sheets has returned and taken the Airing
House. where he will be pleased to his friends and
patrons Those wishing his services should call early,
his stay is limited to few weeks None but first class
operation in all branches Of the Dental Art.
National Republican., 1880-11-11
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Smythe county has voted u liberal subscription
to the proposed Richmond and southwestern rail
way.
Tho store-housa and stock of goods of A. b.
Shackelord OF Essex county were destroyed by
file last week.
The grand commandery Of Knights Templor Of
Virginia viii aSSeWble IN solemn conclavc az
Fort Monroe November %,
dangerously burned last wcsk while ondeayOriug
to eXtnglish fire at his residence.
ON Tuesday night General Malone telcgrNphGd
to a gentleman in Richmond to send him the
news in nutshell" The operator sent 10 in ono
word Beaten"
The monthly report Of tho condition Of crops In
Virginia for October rates The Norfolk county corn
and potato cropat 100 and the fruit crop at 90
taking 100 as the standard
The Dan river is being improved by q party of
aborcrs in charge of Captain Ayerill OF the United
states engineers, under an appropriation from the
steamers.
The Richmond Il Allegheny railroad IS now open
as far as Cauersyillc. Cumberland county and the
Track.'aying on the western division Is also pro-
crossing satisfactorily, and in few days thoy will
begin to lay rails at Buchanan,
Joseph D. Wilson Of Rockbridgo county, who
died last week left his entire estate, estimated at
5000 to Hampton sidney college. Ills beQuests
to the seminary are directed to bO invested aid the
Interest to DO applied annually to tho aid and sup
port OF young men In the scminarywho are unable
TO defray their expenses while prosecuting their
studies with view TO the ministry in tho presby.
terrain church.
National Republican., 1880-11-11
NEW YORK.
nomocrntlo i,rotests.

pouGIIK EEPs1E y. Y, Nov. l0..-A protest against
the allowance of tho vote Of Duchess county for
presidential electors was handed into the board
of canvasscrs to-day by the chairman of the demo-
cratic county committee, based OH the allegation
that Illegal ballots had been cast. motion was
made 10 attach II TO The returns but this wai lost
ana the protest laid on the table.
HUDSON. N. Y, Nov. lO.-Thc chairman and
secretary OF the democratic county committee have
served upon the board of canyassors Of Columbia
county protests against counting the republican
electoral, congressional assembly and county
tickets on the ground that such ballots wero illc
gally indorsed. The protests were ordered TO be
placed on iile, and the board adjourned until
Thursday TO take legal advice Oh the question:
The board comprises twelve republicans and ten
democrats.
EI2uRA. N Y. Nov. 1O.--A protest against the
vote of Chemung county was handed in to-day by
the democrats and filed in tile county clerks Office
RoSDouT. N. Y, Nov. l0.-The chairman OF the
Ulster county democratic committee has served
upon the board Of canvassers of that county pro-
tOst against counting the republican electoral ba
lots claiming that those ballots do not conform 10
the requirements of the statutes in that they COLI
tain both caption and Endorsement, and that the
names OF the several candidates are not printed "in
plain type, with letters of uniform size Ulster
county heretofore largely democratic, on the Cd
instant gave the Garfield electors l3O majority.
National Republican., 1880-11-11
PERSONAL.

Hon. o. d. CoSdER and wife Of Michigan ar
rived at the National yesterday.
PETER CoorER Is the oldest voter in New York.
His first vote was cast for President Monroe.
"WoN'r another mule please kick Wade Hamp-
ton2' says the Cincinnati Enquirer. Kick him
youlsclf
JUDGE TERRY who killed Senator Brodorick OF
California in duel. finds that the stigma sticks TO
him even among the lot very sensitive democrats
Of california. He has been cut as dcnOcrnti0
cloctor by enough votes to defeat him aud give Gar
Held one electoral vote flOin the state.
SENATOR GROVER Of oregon, Il Is said will not
again ttkc lis seat IN the senate. lo is suffering
with cancer Of the stomach. His absence would
upset all democratic chances to control the Orgalh-
2dton Of tho senate nler March /. ISL In case OF
his death no would b0 succeeded by republican
rnurLow WEED will be eighty three on the 18th
of this month. and he cast his slNlysec)nd vote on
Tuesday last. lie was sreu gling 90 the polls
lcaun; the arm ot President Morris Ofthe board
OF aldermen. Amer he had cast his vote for Gar.
fed and Arthur he expressed himself happy. u
am glgi" he remarked. "tlHt have been spared
10 see freedom and property prevailing all ovoF
The glorious laud. aud every year hereafter VIII
mako itstrJngcr and greater
Mn FRASK X BULL Of Racine, Wis, and brido
(rcs MIS- Jones' beautiful society belle Of MI
wuukrcl, IRE registered at he Ebbtt. Nj. Eull is
Junior member Of the millionaire firm J. l. Case
N Co., proprietJrs Of The largest threShius machine
mluuiNutnry la tho world, of which a partner,
Hon X. H. Baker, IS tho Wisconsin republican
stale committee chairman and whose able man
agcmeut Of tho campaign WIS altcsted TO by the
rOusing GARFIELD majority on the "a instant.
National Republican., 1880-11-11
THE pENNsrLrANIA REPUBLICANS.
They Resolve TO Keep Up Their Organiza-
tion-winding Up their Campaign Busl-

lnBN hesOANt 10 http UP OiEhmNa
tion-wlnding Up their Campaign Busl-
ness
The Pennsylvania Republican association met
last night at National Veteran hall, Hon Edward
Mciherson in the chair and Mr.. J. Howard Bu h.
nell secretary.
on motion of Captain Cobaugh 1t wos deter
mined to preserve the organization Of the ssSocia-
ton until the ith ofAlarch, 1851.
Mr. Harrison H. Llnker offered series Of res)lu-
tlons: That The association tonder to Hon. Ed
ward Mcpherson scrouado for he very obio and
efficient manner In which hu has conducted the
campaign. both as secretary OF the congressional
Committee md 0s president Of this ASSOCIATION, and
inviting other rcpubl Gains clubs TO participate.
Mr.. Mcpherson made some very pertinent and
eloquent remarks upon this ro.olulOn, ackuOw-
olging the honor, but modcsIly requesting that the
Resolution be Withdrawn.
on motion OF Mr. liobb y committee Of three
consisting Of srs. RObb. Robinson and Rlincy
WAS appointed IN look iutp the consultation with
view to changing II and TO report on tls 18Th In
sttnt.
on motion Of Mr.. Thomas B. Pcnlcls vote Of
thanks was given the political committee OF the az
SoclGtlnu ur their services during the campaign,
. Nc Marstou lnuved that committee of three be
app hntod to confer with tho other republican n,so-
Citations IN reference TO general parade at the
Inauguration Of General Garfield, but the motion
was postponed.
On motion the financial secretary was directed
citation.
AR Guss. In an eloquent aud vocircrously.ap.
p'Nldcl spceCn, pNld warm compliment 70 upU
Edward Mcpherson and proposed u rising vote Of
thanks, which was unanimously pusscd
In recognizing the compliment Mr.. McPherson
made a brief earnest and telling address, which
was as enthusiastically received rs 10 was clu-
queuty spoken. In the course OF his remurks he
spoke OF the Morey letter forgery in terms us severe
rs the yiany Of the crime demanded, and cX.
pressed his earnest nope that before the nycstga
ton was ended not only the mieTlblc tools VINO
executed but the gildcd SCOuudrcl3 who conceived
and Allotted the forgery should be alike brought TO
Justice
Alter Mr.. McPhcrson's speech the association
"a
National Republican., 1880-11-11
THE M0REY PERJURERS.
Confessions Made by the Two witnesses
Arrested Tuesday.
Lindsey Says uo Belongs in Washington III d
His Real Name Is O'Drien-Work
For the Grand Jury.
Fresh Developments of the Conspiracy.

Fresh Developments of the Conspiracy,
NEW YORK, Nov. 1O.-An examination was held
to-day by Police Justice Morgan in the district
attorneys office Of Samuel s. NToroy and Robert
Lindsey, arrested for the alleged perjury in the
Philp-Gnrncld libel case Assistant DlstrictAttor-
ney Bell, Commissioner Davenport and George NJ.
Bliss woro present The accused were in close Gus
tody of detectives. The magistrate ordered the
room cleared Of spectators.
John W. Moroy, a police officer OF Boston. tcsii
fed that Samuel s. MOrey never had an uncle
named H. L. Moroy.
Lindsey was next examined He said his real
name was James ODrien, twonty-ono yenrs of age
native Of Washington, and he was employed rs
n laburcr in the gas house, Georgetown. lie took
the alias of Lindsey aud registered from Cunbor-
land, Md.
At this point witness was asked what he had to
Say IN feiaton 20 inc charge OF perjury mhue
against him and he replied IL wish TO make an
explanation" Judge Morgan lhpreupon ordered
the reporters 10 retire and OBrien's statement was
tokau in full. Tao statement was not made public,
but will be laid before the grand jury.
Samuel :. MOrey was 0ls) examined and II is re-
ported made full confession, but his statement
was also taken In private.
The investigation was adjourned until tomorrow
and the prisoners wero sent back to tho Tombs.
O'Brien in Washington.
An investigation In this city throws some doubt
upon the existence of James O'Bricn." man
named Edward o Dricn. who Is said by the police
70 be suspicious character, not incapable OF per
Jury has worked at odd times In the Washington
gas-hOuSc and Is well known in Georgetown, but
has been missing for several weeks Edward
OBren, however, is over thirty years OF age, while
dispatches from New York state that Lindsey, alias
OBron, Il but twen'y-Onc. II uppoars thNt Lind
sey" has Travelled under several names, including
those OF Barry aud DrodcriCk, so 1t may be some
What difficult TO establish his identity.
National Republican., 1880-11-11
M.IRTLAND NEWS.

Jamos p. Boac OF Hartford county raised this
year llj bushels of corn on five aud a.halr Of
land
John Yohner of Allegheny county has lost Ave
children within the past ten days from diphthcra
and his wife Is now Ill With II.
The funeral Of the late Captain Roger Perry took
place from Emmanuel (cpiScOpal) church, Cum.
berlund, Sunday afternoon, and was very largely
attended.
The official report Of the Cumberland coal trade
for the week ending saturday. November G. 1882
states tho total amount to have bccu i3l3l.l3 tons
a decrease of l0iGJ.l7 tons as compared with the
corresponding period Ofloi0,
The entire amount OF the CumberlOnd five per
cent. rcfundiug loans sll0 0J1. and the water
works improvement bonds, $4,000, was taken at
00i4 by the second aul third nOtional banks of
that ely, the former purchasing SSS,OOO and the
latter $4,000.
Tho monument to be erected over tho unknown
confederate dead in Mount Olive. cemetery, Fed
urCk, by the IUuics JUufcluIutv hutugrivutol as
sociatlou arrived In that city on Friday last, and
has bocn PLACED in Mr.. John +. silord's charge,
whcro 1t will remain until next spring, when it
will be erected and unveiled.
National Republican., 1880-11-11
WELCOME F0R GCT.-ELECr PORTER.
Tho Indianians to Give Their Standard
Bearer II housing Reception Upon His Ar
rival This Evening.

The Indianians to Give Their Standard
Bearer housing Reception Upon His Ar
rival This Evening.
Governor.elecJ A. G. Porter of Indinia will
arrive in the city this evening on the train
due at the Baltimore & Potomac de pot at S.07
D. m. The Iudiauiani in the city have ar
ranged to tender him public wolc ONE upon
his arrival in the city, and invito all the 10.
publican organizations and all the republicans
m the city TO unite with them. G. eueral Por-
ter will DO met nj tho depot and thence cs-
corted TO his hotel, where he will be formally
welcomed. In response to call meeting Of
lndiMians was held at Oleou hall last even.
ing, Hon. p. Holloway in the chair aud Mr..
w, NJ Bass acting as secretary, Mr.. Frank
Lodge stated that Goveruor.elect Porter was
expected to arrive in Washington this even
ing, and that the object of tho meeting was to
arrange for fitting welcoming demonstration,
A suggestion was made that In lieu Of reCep-
ton at tho depot General Porter DO sero.
nadod tomorrow evening, but after somo
discussions, it appearing that tho clerks
OF tho first auditors Office had already ar
ranged for reception to the general to.mor-
row evening, II was decided to meet him at
tho depot this evening ard take chances on
getting speech out of him at the hotel. A
motion TO invite nll tho other republican clubs
in the city TO take part in the demonstration
was carried. Statements wore mado by mom-
bcrs of tho Tuwpath club aHd the East WaslI-
| ington Garfield aud Arthur club to tho ohect
that those clubs would be on hand. Tho
president, Mr.. Holloway aud Generals Brady
| and Tyuer were selected us the reception COM
mittec. The following gentlemen were Sc
| ectCd to act as a finance com mttCe to solicit
aud receive subscriptions In the departments
| they represent; Thomas Taylor, postOlace de-
| partment; Frank Hcaton, interior; j, Il. Stone,
| treasury; Harry Thompson, navy William A.
Anderson, war; W. NJ, Bass, government print.
! ing office; William j. Cowing, agricultural de-
partmeut, and Major l.. p, Williams, city hall.
Mcssrs, Sample, Hawkins aud Butler were
appointed as committee on music, Major
l., 7, Williams was elected marshal. 1t was
| decided that tho ludiauians will meet tonight
at 1880 o'clock at Oi,on hall and proceed
thence to the Baltimore 4 Potomac depot,
| Other clubs are requested 10 j1iu tine ludian.
| iaus az the depot,
National Republican., 1880-11-11
unltcd stntes sixes OF 1ssn Cnllcd In.

The secretary Of the treasury has issued q notice
TO the holder Of United states six per cent bonds
issued under the act OF February s. 1851, and COM
monty known as the "slXes OF 1880" that said
bonds. with the accrued interest thereon VIII bo
paid at that department December o. 1889, and
that the interest on said bonds will CenCC on that
day. These bonds which are in denominations OF
$1,000, with coupons and Sl,OJJ 5000 aud $1,000,
registered, bear the inscription loan of 1861 but
should not be conOuudcd with the bonds known
as skies Of lsS issued under the acts OF July IT
and August 3, 1861, ami March 3, 1869. The bonds
Of this loan (sNe' Of 1851 Will also be purchased
York, each Wednesday, in such amounts as tho
surplus revenues will permit, provided they can
be procured upon satisfactory terms,
National Republican., 1880-11-11
Falls Church Ratified.

TO the Edttor Of The Ndiiopu! Republican,
SIR: The beautiful little town Of Falls Church,
Va ratified the will Of the solid north last evening,
and the dwellings Of the republican residents were
Illuminated and decorated In manner boAlting
the occasion,
The Garfield and Arthur club, about 100 strong,
with lamps, banners and drum corps, disturbed
the moditatInus and slumbers Of tho old bourbons
as they marched through the town with banners
so gay" cheering for their next president. aud
their gloomy dwellings denoted the fact Ofa recent
burial.
our town, as shown by the returns Is evidently
the banner town Of tho state, and we spread our
wings we VIII endenyOr to rcctily the past errors
of old Virginia and rot her into line In 1884, and
don't you forget it, for "wO don't ike to tell It,"
Eco.
p S.-As to strawberry crops and lost chickens
see regular correspondents
FALLS CHURCH, Va, Nov, lO 1880,