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Coon REPLY.-A shade officer asked soldier
how the boys in camp would votess end .ddsla
am in favor of the man for Governor who Is for
vigorous prosecution Of the war;" "And u
said the soldier" am in favor of the man for Gov
ernor who is for fighting the war" The shade off.
Ger subsidized,
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RowAS-Messrs. Dr.: J. G. Ramsey and DR.. J.
Wiseman are the candidates for the Senate from
Rowan and Davie, and Messrs. Frank shober, N. N.
Fleming and D. A. Davis for the House of Commons
from Rowan.
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To Messrs. BLEDsoE, BusBEE,
MARRIOTT and JONES.

A Card from Col. Russ Neighbors.
Just before going to press We have been placed in
possession Of the following Card from the neighbors
of Col. Russ, in which they brand as malicious and
libelous the circular referred to against him. This
Card is signed by men of the first responsibility in
the neighborhood, and they belong to both parties
Read it and hand it to your neghbors:
We; the undersigned, neighbors and friends Of
Col. j. p II. Russ, were at one time highly graft
fed to learn that all The candidates had agreed not
to canvass &C., but have been more than panied to
see that that INCREMENT has not been observed in
good faith by as competitor, Mr.. Bledsoe. We re-
gret it the uioressbecause We believe the hand bill
put forth to. be malicious and hbelous.
We knax thssfa Col Russ has besn active
and Jealous ii ms a. - in public speeches and
TO do I'll ir Ss62bsS
the people to get up volunteer companies and to
prosecute the war with vigor and discrimination
portion Of us were at the store of g. w. Thomp-
son, referred to in hand BILL and know the charge
against him to be untrue. Col Russ distinctly
said over and over again, that day, that he wished
that he had the authority to say they could all vol
unteer So anxious was he on that subject that he
sent messenger to Raleigh that night, and got the
desired information, and read it publicly, two miles
distant ct Capt Lassiters the next day. at similar
gathering, and urged the drafted men to volunteer
A few days thereafter his whole Regiment met at
James Lynns, when the COL made another speech,
and every drafted man who had not before volun-
teered cauL, forward and volunteered with the sim
gle exception of two.
This is the first time in our lives that we have
appeared in the newspapers, and only do 1t now in
justice to one We know to be good and true to his
country.
(Signed) SOL. J. ALLEN.
SANDER PENNY,
ABNER PEACE,
ROBERT ID. GOOCH,
JESSE PENNY,
ALVIN YEARLY,
L. MORGAN YEARLY,
WIN. p. HOLLOWAY,
DEMPSEY HUBBARD,
DAVID BOWLES,
ENOCH EAVINS,
JAS. WOODS, Sen.
July 23th, 1862.
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DEATH OF MAJOR HusxE.--Major Benjamin r.

DEATH OF MAJOR HusKE.-Major Benjamin Il
Huske. of the 4sth N. G. regiment, died IN Rich
mond on the 18th instant of a wound received in
one of the battles before that City He was in the
sd year of his age, and leaves wife and four chill
dren. Major Huske was prominent member OF the
bar at Fayetteville and was QUO OF our most prous'
ing young men.
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GENrLExEN:-The proposition made by you that
the two tickets before the people Of the County
shall select each five voters. and that the ten voters
thus selected shall choose from the candidates now
in the field single ticket for the Senate and Com
MONS and those not chosen shall retire, has recelv-
ed from US the respectful consideration to which it
was entitled.
We cannot accede to it, for these plain reasons:
1t was not of our personal seeking that we be-
candidates. but in addition to the SOLICITATIONS
Of large number of voters privately made, We
were recommended as candidates by large, res
pectabIe, and patriotic meeting OF our fellow citi
zens composed of men who belonged to both the
old political parties coming from different parts OF
the County, and representing the various interests
thereof; and we do not believe it would be respect
full, or acting in good faith to them. or showing
proper regard for the confidence thus reposed in us
to accede to any such proposition. 1t would be
giving ten men. not selected b. the people, or any
respectable portion of them in point Of number,
but by us-(only eight in number)-the power to
dictate ticket to the County. and thereby foresta
the Wishes or defeat the will of the people. 1t
would certainly be establishing precedent of very
doubtful policy propriety, which we have no right
to assume the responsibility Of doing.
The readiness with which we accepted the propo-
stion to dispense with canvass Of the County,
shows our anxiety to prevent as far possible, all
personal and political strife. And We think the
people are as capable of judging who Of the candi-
dates now in the field should be elected, without
the advice of the ten proposed, they are to vote
understandingy, without public discussion. They
are qualified to do both, and that too without undue
excitement No doubt you concur with US n this
view. 10 them, therefore, we leave the issue.
Most respectfully,
j. p. H. RUSS,
G. H. Afford,
WILL LAWS,
H. w. MILLER.
| To Messrs. BLEDsoE, BusBEE,
M,pu,orr .IoSES
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bly, for that phf>dse, until the day of election.n-
"Px6lish,sSssns " to maks known"- -" to utter
"se put.i Sr inte circulation. To do this is to
sczeeasp9sr to defend ones self against
chaI& as Mr.. Bledsoe had the right to do leave
,Ath all fairminded men to say if Mr.. Bledsoe, by
Mr.. Adams with the hand bills referred
to, to be circulated against me- has not broken the
agreement JNO. 2. Il. RUSS.
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No matter for wonder, therefore, that Mr. Holden
is opposed to the election of Mr.. Johnston, who
would put stop to so large waste of the public
money, which is raised by taxing the people-lrs-
The people viii judge whether Mr.. Johnston
would waste the public money, when We tell them
that last year, while at Raleigh as Commissary Gen.
eral, he held -four Offices at one and the same time
He might "stop" the money, but he would "stop"
it With his own pocket, if multiplicity of Offices
would enable him to do it
The Stallfeds, of whom Mr. Johnston is Chief re-
gard the possession of Office as the chief end of
man." If they enter the army, they must have
office; if they stay at home, they must have Office
Office is the staple of their thoughts and the golden
mantle OF their dreams. They would DO miserable
without Office; with it they make the people mis-
cradle. What will they do when office is taken
from them? Enter ths.army, us Co., Vance did, on
foot? No. Like pigs turned out Of a corn-6eld,
they will run round looking for rotten rails and oen
places through which to get in again. Let them
watch and wait" Once out, they will never get
in again. This is sad for them, and good for the
people Let the people rejoice, for the time is at
bs when they will have it in their power to con-
duct their own government in their own way. Par
ty will give place to country, and oficeseeking to
patriotism and honest devotion to the public veal.
DEATH OF JULIUS L. GoRRELL.-The last Green's
boro Patriot contains deserved tribute to Julius
L. Gorrell, Esq, of Guilford, who died in Green's
borough on Thursday night the 18th instant after
brief illness. Mr.. G.. was member of the House
Of Commons of the last Legislature, and was can
didate for reelection. lie was young man Of ed
ucation and premise, greatly respected by all
who knew him, and especially by the people OF
Guford
This is the second son whom Ralph GorrelL Esq,
has recently lost A younger brother Of julius,
Capt Henry G. Gorrell, fell in battle near hlch-1
mond, on the 2lst of June, while bravely leading
his men to the charge. go
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RICHMOND, Va, July %, 1862.

RICHMOND, Va, July o. 1862.
Mr.. EDITOR Having heard from several sources
that it is charged against COL j. P H. Russ that he
used his influence to prevent volunteering in the
army feel it due to- truth and justice to state the
aid afforded me last summer by that gentleman in
raising volunteer company. He voluntarily can:
vassed part Of Wake and Granville, and contribu-
ted freely Of his time, influence and money in fur
therance of that object
Those brave soldiers here from Wake who sur
vved the late terrible conflicts upon the Chicka-
homny will bear witness to the correctnesss of my
statement. Yours, &C.,
EUGENE GRISSOM.
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THE PEOPLES TICKET.

THE PEOPLES TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR:
COL. Il. b. VANCE,
OF BUNCOMBE.
WAKE COUNTY-FOR THE SENATE:
Col. j. p. H. USS.
FOR THE COMMONS:
HENRY, MILL Err,
WILLIAM VS.,
GREEN H. FORD.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-21
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

M1rnon1sr Ep1.copAI CHunoa-C Corner Of
East Avenue and Fourth street. Services Sab
bath alto AN. and 7114p.x. Sabbath School
at Il P.A. Class meeting Sabbath atsh =.
N. md i2 n, Glass meeting Wednesday even
ing * O'Clock Prayer meeting Thursday
evening IA o'clock. Rev. Ezra Tucker, Pastor.
STRANGERs FURNISHED WITH SEAS.
NJ. f. CnURou-( German )-Church Block,
front on West Avenue. Services Sabbath lo11
A. NJ. and7M P. N. Sabbath Schoo! at \. N.
Glass meetings Sabbath ut II N. and 2 P. ~
Prayermeeting, Wednesday, ~ P. NJ. Preach
ing Friday at TX P. n. Rev. Charles Holl-
| mann. Pastor.
CuR1sr C"uRoH-( Episcopal Head Of Broad
way: between East and West Avenues. servi-
ces Sabbath io15 A.. NJ. and So Pm. Sabbath
school immediately after morning SERVICE
Morning prayers DAILY Sunday ex.cpted) at
"a. N. Rev. E. r. Wells, Rector. ALL SEATS
FREE.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcn-C Church Block
between East AMI West Avenues, AID fronting
on Seventh street. Services Saba til at lo11 A.
NJ. and 619 Pm, Sabbath School Immediately
after morning service. Prayer meeting Thurs.
day evening att o'clock. Strangers will always
be p. ovidei with seats. Rev. 2. II. Snow, Pas
tor
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RED VIVID MARKET.

Beans-75c@s1,o 90 ap bush.
Butter-Sf0lnc u ID
Characterization l5c " ID.
= Star lie 3Y lb.
&C Stcarene, zoe W lb.
" Sperm .45(05Oc ~ lb.
Cheese-io@la14cY lb
Ceffee-Rio 25c--JaVa 2Sc ~ ID.
Eegs-5c ~ dozen.
Fluid -750B0 ~ gallon.
Fruit-Dried Apples loo ~ ID:
Fish-Cod. Sc ~ tb-Mackercl loc v III .-
Herings 81 3p tt.
Fcathe s-4V05oc ~ 1b-Live geese 75c ~ fb
Furs- Mink s1@sl ,a5; Otter: Sat0s4; Musk
Rat safe.
Flour ~ sack s. ,oo-tBl $780,:
Corn Meal. rctail.-sl,On ~ 100 lbs.
Grain-Wheat No. 55@5s. No. 2 52t055.
Corn. 5000 4P bushc'.
Barley. 3o035c. I"
Oats, 35040c " ''
loxl4 s!.s5, skis s., So ~ box Of so feet
ltides-Dry 7c, Green SIC ~ to.
Lime-750l. 90 7Y Dbl
Lumbcr-F!oring sl4@slS ~ thousand
Fencing, $ll. 1p thousand Common boards
Sll@l2; Clear do 500 IGS25 4? Thousand.
Siding sl2, oo0S g 90 W thousand.
Shnglc--N". | $3.50, No. 2 rs per Mr.
Lathes-Sl.5 so per NJ.
Pckets-S3' 0$l". per thousand.
Lead--Bar lOc 9P III.
Shot-S2l0 sack. Toe II fb.
Sjrup-N. .. soc; w. l. Coo; Golden, 90c y
gallon.
Nails-3d a. 4d $50 " III; lod aud upwards
" key 1918.
| Ojl-Lnsoed 81 90 Whale 81 rs, Lard 81 ,25
Kerosene Is c. ~ gallon.
| Puints-White Lead Sl,7502, 25 ~ key Yer
million, 4oc " fb.
Observation-Disclosures. 2o025c " bushel
| Pork-S15. W Dbl, loo ~ III.
| Lard--6c ~ fb
! Rice-lOc ~ fb.
Soap Common, 514Ash " III; Fancy brand
lM0l21c 1Y tb.
Sugnr- Crushed, l6c, Pulv. lec, Grnnet
l5c, Brown ll@l2c ~ IT..
Starch-sf0: 2Hc ~ fb.
Sult-s2.5 per Dbl, bag, fine, zoe.
! Tea 75GDl25c y fb.
| Sash--SxlO SIC ~ light.
! Wood S2MS3,5o
| Whi~key-Z003dc per gallon.
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!. Il a FIJI OF A 81 sss'1
1s61. .iiIso q.
|. i GRnSSE IS. MIIW A Fri 3 s.. q !
ta6 4.

8 80. 49,. So sss.e,la.. .s. At.
LA CROSSE % MILW.AUK EE .R.R
Tho shortest, quickest and only direef fs6Ttt
|to Milwsu Eoe, sGhicaeo,a Detroit {. md III im-
sss I
EBEILf. KFOKUKand OCEAN WAVE. swSviili
run this season betxeen LaCrofas and st.pSal
forming an dependent line for the Irp.sdy
transm .ssion Of passengers and freight. g
F. This line OF boats has. been entirely Iebpilt
and rented during the past wantcf, saooswli
M ~. 5t5s
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GOLD PENS RE.POlNTED l.
PRICE FIFTY CENTSt IL.

Enclose the Pen in a letter with tho cash OF
postage: stamps The return mail viii bring
the pen good as new, .,,.r..lr,: s,4a,ss :,
Send ST. and the return mail will bring good
gold pen, two carats fine, in silver extentf6n
turn mail will BRING. good gold pen, ladies'
size in silver case with ivory handle. in box.
Address. rt ~ E. J.. WALRATH, >H6
~ No. 2. Malcolm Block. Syracuse, NY.
@ Editors giving this advertisement, four
Insertions, and sending marked copy, shpl re-
E.L.W.
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+ GUARDIAN SALE.


NOTICE Is hereby given that d, Saturday,
~ the Ord day Of May, 1862, At ten o'clock
A. NJ. of said day, ut the Office oftths Rs0isser
of Deedsfor the county Of Goedhue. Minnesota,
in tho city Of, Rod Wing. in said county ,bylyiS-
tue Of lieence granted to me ON the list day
March. 1852, as tie Guardian Of Ferris Moeeau
and Alexander Aogcau. minors, will sSIl 1t
public auction tosthe highest bidder Tor easi,,
the following described real estate. the proper
~ Of my said wards, and situate in said connty
|o.Goedhue. 10 wit: The north hall OF tho
north east qtfsTter Of Section tfi,rty 90 town
ship one Hundred and ten 100 north Of Range
sixteen l1s) west, the property ofthe said Fer
yis M0geau. E..sstg 80 <s.'asssssfs ssst3
Also the west hal, az the south cast quarter
OF sectscn seven ~ IN township pne hundred
sud twelve III north Of Range fon teen I'D
vest and the south west quarter oftbt sStfh
east qaartsr Of sssssos sishisss tie ~fn1Uyn-.
ship one hundred anl fifteen l115) north Of
Range twenty nine s2s) west, the property Of
the said sA,e1sA.ieS A09sau. ssFsss
Dated Fed Wing, MINI, March 18th. A. D:
JOSEPH MoeEAu, gu.rdi.n.
nl46 n1gt1tlw
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NOTICE

rs hereby given TO all whom il msy concern
not to trust protect o. harbors the x15s 8,
A. Brown. now 4 resident oil the town O
said Brown viii nos hid him~elf respons;bI.
fns aay 3sbss shat shs may cossrass 81 any
kind whatever, i. s. BEOwN.
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Post Office NoliEe.

TnE>T,Mr or CLos,No THE MA1rs.-Tho mai
hp will BE closed at loh o'clock. A: NJ; the
mail down will he closet at - o'cl"ck NJ. til
further notice. NJ, SORIN, P. NJ.
Per E. P. LowAr1R, D. P. NJ.
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EAGLE M1LIs.-Mr. Phelps informs us that
no will have his mill in operation by tho frs
tf July.
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RrAp tho article from the WISCONSIN. anc
send immediately to Strickland & Co, No. Is!
East Water street, Milwaukee. for ticket.
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I. e. WRIGHT, M. d.,

Having permanently located in Red Wing
would inform the citizens and vicinity that he
is prepared to Practice mED.ctNE, and do all
kinds Of SURGERY within the bounds Of his pro-
fcssion. Office
CORNER BUSH AND MAIN STREETS,
next door to Bank.
Office hours from Q to 10 A. NJ and to 9
l.. n. Hl53 n41v6:3rl
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NOTICE OF DlSOLUTION.,

No11oE il hereby given that tho cr-partner-
ship heretofore existing between Thomas r
Towne and Joshua G.. Pierce, at RcdeWing,
Minnesota, under the firm name Of Towns d
Pierce has this day been Dissolved by mutual
consent. The business Of the late firm 'wiIlbs
settled by Joshua C. Pierce VINO rs authorised
to use the firm name for thas purpose. ~
March..22Gth 1867. '<'.'''.'<. [*@..'
THOMAS F, TOwNR.
JOSHUA G. PIERCE.
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fpIN mssss non nd VIM. d III ~ tos-
i wills rosd. - ~.
AAeOmmodatioes II man apd nea6t 16niGh-
pleety o. Wst1r.
Y 4. BALLET, rsspsis1ss.
nsSs uve-nl0:1y
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BisHop3; WH1rPLE will visit this Cred
Wing) parish on Ascension Day, May 29'
at 10 o'clockfA. n. At Cannon Falls June
10th, at ~ o'clock A. NJ.
>~-~~~~E->~-~
A LARGE FARM We had occasion not
long since to visit Mr.. Wilkinson's farm in
this County, upon which Mr.. Harrison now
resides. . The farm consists ortwo hundred
acres Of nice prairie land we'll watered, all
Of which is fenced with a good substantial
fence. The buildings aye good. large, sub
stantial neat looking buildings. One HIM.
dred and seventy acres are under cultivation
One hundred and forty Of which is in wheat
the alance in oats, potatoes and corn
We Ike to see such farms. But we like
better to see large number Of smaller ones
and we anticipate the day when our now
comparatively barren prairies will be con
vertcd into such.
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HoNEY.-1Arlan has just resolved n lot OF
nice honey. All who have a tooth for such al
article, are invited to call.
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RANKS! BLANKSl!

VI }g gna Pr !ss a. AMP Ss 1ss
large lot of BLANKS, including Warranty
Deeds. Quit Claim Deeds. Mortgages, Chattel
Mortgages, besides full assortment of JUS
tice's blanks.
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CUILDREN'S CARRIAGES.
Boys Tip Carts. Toy Gigs for Dolls,
ROLLING HOOPS, BIRD CAGES, Sc,
Direct from the Manu'act which will be
sold Cheap. Please call and sec them
Near the Corner Of BusH and MAIN STREETS.
nl57 RED WING. MINI. n4lvc:1y
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DIARIES. large stock for lisa ,ust re-
esived at THE CITY BOOK STORE
aiio nl1ye:1y
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SlDrwALKs.-We invite special attention Q
al those who are in the habit Of obstructing
the sidewalks, (and there arc many such on
Main Street, to tho City linance, entitled
ian ordinance to regulate. establish and pro-
feet sidewalks within the city of Red Wing
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TRAnE.-To appreciate the extent Of our
grain tt nde, one ought to SEQ the boats us they
90 down the river, every ono of them loaded
down. Last Friday we happened to be down
on tho levce as the War Eagle went by. She
WAS loaded down to her guards, wheat being
srowed away in every available corner. Sh.
also had barge in tow, also loaded down t.
shs waters edge. I'll; barge had OH not less
than 5000 bushels.
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ACCIDENTAL sad accident occurred to a
young man named John Beck. yesterday at
Grsnnis Daniels 4 Co.'S mill He was err
gagged in oiing the boiling saw, (a circular
saw and While 'hus engaged tho saw caught
his left wrist tearing it badly. In jerking
his arm away he was cauyh, in another part
Of tho wrist, cutting his arm more than hall
of and tearing out quite piece Of the bone
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SUvDAY SCHOOL CoNvrNTIoN.-An annu.
al convention Of the sunday schools in the
State will 10 held in this city on the IL prox.
imo, MS may be seen by reference to an ar.
tic!e elsewhere published, taken from the st
Paul Prcss. 1t is expected that those who
may attend will be provided with accomo-
dations free while in the city. Ladies make
preparations to accsmodate all you can fol
there will probably be good many here.
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COMMERCIAL.
RDtk ISLAND MARkET,
Rock l,r,Np, Jan, 18TH 1856

Rock NlNNp, Jan, 18Th, 1862,
four--Spung double extra, Ia sachs, $3.50
Wholesale, and SI,uu At retail, ltpurrhascrs ind
packages It Is sold At 80 cents less than the above
quotations.,
MHeat-Ija6OC
Contribute
oats llul3c.
Ryc-Nrp ur offered. ru,r, iom !, to
.u,,Iernramg tuNuA.IN,
Barley 2ot-fr
Brlus iHAl 100 per au-Hr,.
poltlor, 2ut2,r per bu,h,L
uuIuHN Iac prr msb,j,
Batter i0'-.,s neusunl pu,r. Ntpchot'r
lots i2sc
Egg. -IuI9., pee dol.
Poultry live chickens FIu'1I,.u pee doc ,
dressed lsrDr!s, De- per Ib' pr,uu chickens, l,uoa
10 per dol' ducks, Sh!1al,5o quai,s, 5oa60c
per doc,
beet Good beet cattle, 1--we weight, At the
butchers, command Sl,;3nS2 per hundred Ihs,
lurh our packers are now paying from $500
to $3.50 prr hundred pounds, tor dressed hogs,
but they must be very choice and heavy To rom-
maud lUr latter figure
The butcher, are paying . To &c for nc hogs,
and re Tor dressed,
Ii,tr,--Grccu country, lc green sttrd, 'c ,
dry saIlcd, Q, dry hut luri green calf B, .
sheep potts, iJal ,Our.
lliy-prlrc S3,0Oal.OO portion. Timothy or
Hungarian Sr,uup0,Ou per tun.
Mood .Oak -, To Si,uO a cord,
Coal Selected coal Is sold AT the Coal Valley
yard Ut ) cent, per hushri aud delivered at 9 cts
per Nu,Hp0,
From teams IA Mars.t Square, coal is usually
sold 49, 9alOc per bus.
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we nave made seYera! attempts to get our
produce dealers and shippers to furnish us
with tables OF their purchases ana Shipments
III order that we could combine them all IN
one table and show the aggregate amount OF
the produce trade at this point, but we have
been unable to get them to FURNISH us the ne
ceSsnry nIormatloH' We do not wish to pub
hSh the names OF the dealers and the amount
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JUVENILE SLEIGH RiDE.-A very jolly turn
out, Of some ten or n dozen large sleishs
passed through our streets on Saturday,
The party was composed Of some one of the
Sunday schools in Davenport, A very good
idea. Could not some OF our Sunday school
managers return the compliment? 1t would
be great treat to the little ones-some Of
whom probably never had sleigh ride in
their lives, and prehars wond not unless by
some such arrangement rs this.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-20
CHICAGO 4 ST. LOUIS +. Il. LINE -
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

Two Express Trans on and after Dec. Isl, l,ol.
Trains viii leave West SIDE Union Depot at a
IN daily, except Sundays, and Has IN, except
Saturdays. Arrive at Chicago at IN and $50
pm.
Joliet and Wilmington Accommodation leaves
Chicago at p m daily, and arrives at 9 As m.
-un through to ST. Louis every night except Sun
day, leaving tins city at II -.
JAMES R0BB, Receiver
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-20

Prices or PEoDucE.-Thc Gq;cttc has pub.
lshed a table showing the shipments of pro-
duce from that city during the past year, also
the prices paid during this year, and another
table showing the average price of wheat for
the last II years As the prices in that
place and Rock Island are always about the
same, we republish the table, which will
show the prices here as well as there. If
there is any variation, we think prices have
generally averaged little higher in Rock
Island
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-20
THE FIRST PREMIUM GOLD MEDAL
SEWING MACHINE OF 1861.

The ladies' are cordially invited to examine the
latest Improvement IN machlncs-stItch both sides
alike. Call at the store OF DcyOc 4 Champion
between the hours OF II and 4, on Monday or
Tuesday. 'rheIr working on different fabrics will
be chccrihlly shown.-both on the lock stitch and
on family machines making the celebrated Grover
X Baker stitch.
General Agent GROVER X BAKER,
$ NJ. Co.