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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-10-02
us as follows :

Bound PASTA correspondent At Hanalei " rites
us as follows
"IIavins noticed in the AduertiSer of Sept. 18th, an account
of the pilot boat Julia having drifted to sea from San Francisco,
I thought l would inform you. that n schooner passed Hanalei
t Tvp NAT ~ was watcbIng her with the lass LAS y" lie a sb@ seemed , e
to act like a vessel without a rudder, steering very wild, some
times Iufing up, and then falling off again. she was not more
making about a NV. by W. course. s. F. c."
The above may possibly have been the Julia.
There was, however, a schooner. (the Golden Cate,
if we remember aright,) reported to have left San
Francisco for S~hanghae about September l. She was
about the size of the Maria, and it may have been
her. -
OFF THE TRACK.-On Tuesday afternoon, the
rice sloop Kinau left here for Koolau. About IL
O'Clock that night, when off Waialae, the captain,
previous to turning in, left orders with the man at
the wheel to call him u p in about two hours, during
which time he was to keep OFF the land. After some
time Ind elapsed. the captain was walked by the vessel
humping on the reef. He Immediately came on
deck and found himself inside the reef, in deep
water, and the trustworthy % tar just opening his
eyes, quite bewildered ut finding himself in such a
dilemma. The poor native could not dream how the
sloep got there, though he had been asleep most of the
time. -
p The contract for rebuilding the Lahain aluna
Seminary, recently destroyed by fire, has been
AWARDED 10 ME- IL. A. - wool. Inc tlmOerS ana
frame have all been got out by machinery in Mr..
Levers machine shop, and will be shipped, a portion
to-day by the Maria, and the balance by the .Neftie.
The building is to be erected with all possible dis
patch. and will probably be completed and ready for
occupancy before the close of this year.
~ Bark Comet, Smith, probably left San Fran
cisco about Sept. %, and will bring our next regular
alvices. She will be in by the 9Th to the 10th inst.
La the mean time, however, it is possible that one of
the China-bound vessels, of which there were several
loading and to sail during September, may touch in
passing, and leave Us further news from the seat of
war. There is no certainty regarding them, how
ever. -
~ The San Francisco Pac1fc of Aug. 4, says:
Rev. L. Fl. GuIick sailed for The East yesterday-his health,
unfortunately, being so delicate as to need the restoring influence
of n change of climate and change of scene. The arfunus ma
ture Of Mr.. GuIick's duties as Missionary to the Sandwich
Islands. have undermined a constitution naturally delicate.
Our friends stay among us was fortunately prolonged sufficient
~ to initiate the . Evening STAR project, and the prospect of
its successful completion at no distant period, will be gratifying
tidings to many Eastern friends.
- The steamer will be hove down next week to
repair the damages to her copper received On her
last trip to windWard.
- Some remarks in reply to the Poiynesian are
crowded out for want Of space.
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EX
DIED.

For YTcToRIL-per Toando. Sept. 25-74,6 53 lbs sugar, 1850
mOlasses. YaIue-S5,+ 1876 &c.
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FALL OF A METEoR.-Rev. E. johnson communi-
Gates the following about a meteor which has lately
fallen on Kauai. We may remark here that meteors
are observable every night, and often very frequent.
About ten days since, at 9 P. NJ, we saw one of more
than usual bril!iancy, shoot out from the S.W. and
passing in a northwesterly direction, burst nearly in
the zenith. 1t differed from most meteors in its
ascending motion. But to the letter. 1t is not i'm
probable that the meteoric stones, which created the
noise referred to, might be discovered, if sought for
" An interesting phenomenon was noticed at Hanalei, Kauai,
on Sabbath p. NJ. about 4 O'Clock, Sept. l4th. There was a re-
port like that of UGry hPTJy cannon towards the Sc. 1t was
followed by a sighter noise a few seconds after. Natives report
the passing of two balls of fire from the clouds towards the
ground, simultaneous with the reports. The same sounds were
heard distinctly AT Lhue. lsome twenty-five miles from Hama
lel and seemed to be in the direction of K0olau. 1.-THE district
lying between lIanalei and Lhue-l So that the position of the
passing meteOrS must have been between the two placeS--E. J."
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Notice.
rENHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
announces To his friends and the Honolulu public. that he
has this day resumed the practice OF his profession, and takes
this opportunity Of returning his sincere thanks to his friends,
and the public for the liberal patronage they were pleased
formerly to grant to him, and hopes that by attention to bust
ness to merit q continuance Of the popular favor which he has
enjoyed heretofore, in the practice Of Medicine and Surgery.
:. PORTER FORD, NJ. d.
Consular Physician - American Seamen.
Consultation Office. adjoining the Office OF the [. s. Consulate,
Honolulu. oct. !, 1852. 332-1m
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A II undersigned takes this
method Of returning his sincere and heartfelt thanks to the
Rev. Mr.. A. o. Forbes. of Molokai, for coming on board, bring
ing aid, and rendering him assistance while the KiIauea was
ashore on the morning Of the ODD september. Also, to Mr..
TOrbert, and other gentlemen passengers on board for their VAL
liable aid and assistance, an to the M tive passengers for their
help. WILLIAM BERRILL,
Honolulu, Oct. /. 1862. 332-lt Master Stm'r Kilauea.
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. We find III the S. F. Bulletin, the following
relating to the Episcopal Missionaries shortly expect
ed here. BY it, it seems they did not leave England
on the 10th Of July, as has before been announced
BElrlsu MISSIONARIES FOR THE SANDWICH ISALSps.-The
sutcial service connected with the Honolulu mission took place
in Westminster Abbey. London, on the Z5rd of July, ne feNH
Or. Statcy. Bishop Of Honolulu, taking a part in the proceedings
and preaching the sermon. In the course Of his remarks, which
were mainly confined to a statement OF the efforts when hd
been made at various periods toward the introduction OF isli-i-
ton and Christianity in the Islands, DR. Staey said:
In 1874. 1871, 1851 and lN5S, attempts were made, chiehy on
the part Of the English and other residents, 10 obtain English
clcrgymeu al Honolulu. but without success, Last year the
King wrote himself on the subject to Her Majesty the Queen,
and by his Minister to the Archbishop Of Canterbury express
ing not only his own earnest wishes, but those OF the residents,
the Bishop OF oxford. Lord Robert Cecil, VI. p, Mr. \. Berednrd
Hope, the Kev'd William Denton, VI. A, incumbent OF 81 bar-
thoomew'S. CTpplegate, Archdeacon BickerSteth, Archdeacoh
Grant, Mr.. Hubbard, NJ. p. and other gentlemen, was formed
and the result Of their labOrS was that a Bishop was designated,
by the primate, and conSecTated."
The Bishop with a small staff Of Clergymen, is to leave Eng
land in the course Of the present month for Honolulu.
~ In the London Wesieyaa of July % and 80
we also find the following items, which will interest
our readers.
The HoNoLULU BISHoPRIC.-A religious service is to take
place to-day, duly 49, in Westminster Abbey, to celebrate the
ment Of the Bishop and his eoadjutors originated, it will lie re-
membercd, in an application of the King Of Hawaii to our
Queen and the Archbishop Of Canterbury more than a year ago.
Her Majesty has been pleased TO accept the office OF Sponsor to
first official act of the Bishop on his arrival. The mission staff
will AT first consist of the Bishop and three clergymen, one of
whom has already gone out by way OF British Columbia, in
charge Of the female emigrants on board the Tynem0Uth.
The Bishop of Honolulu will sail for his distant diocese on the
18th OF September. The Rev'd W. X. Scott, VI. A, late Minis
ter of st. Mary's, Harlow, has preceded the Bishop, and two
other clergymen viii accompany his Lordship.-namely the
Rev. f. n6otson, of CodIesien Theological College, and the
Rev. W. Mason, VI. A., of Cambridge.
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- Some remarks in reply to the Poiynesian are
crowded out for want Of space.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-10-02

81 The steamer will be hove down next week to
repair the damages to her copper received On her
last trip to windward.
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The above may possibly have been the Julia.
There was, however, a schooner. (the Golden Gate,
if we remember aright,) reported to have left San
Francisco for Shanghae about September l. She was
about the size of the Maria, and it may have been
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-27

SYLEEz-s.EsE MAaE.EGUhB.
lN A. - = .SE,S.t. E1gSBAA AZ S&ls. a u Sczs
~ Euss ne Passlys- Ers,uf VII a. follows: Izs
gEyk gEIsZssug9 TT LlSC2BgEG.
HA fras day cs9 - A. rsSVhes Lyn0heErs E,lSsi
IN.
Passenger f,aa daily, szespt eunday1, n As ~
rsseGS: Lya.hburg s3l2s0 A. y.
FRCz LYNCaBUSG 10 FETERsBuEe.
haTraia daily IS II A NJ reEsss F9srIeaTs ais u
PaIoags. Tslls daily except bIndayI a. lOI0 ~
reaches gs.s.sss.s - GSy A. n.
hes eGsaee. EiGL Iso ta1y trains 50 ths Spring. Knox
Vile Nashville. Memphis, &C., - StW Orleans.
1l.g T. - sc.esi asi eTPed.ous route 70 al parts
g Tennessee Ass=L ss,9p LOUISIANA ArEansas AID TeXEs
The City .t sin leave. 2Iers-UrS -sy, S-ndayB u
A. - En5 = E:ea szd Oy Peat :. SCI ~, and 1870 p a.
sEiTE LI O. al res ali ths ESs= FssSs, visa
:s-sGGy.
Il. D. BKD,
gEss EFafyS 8 ~ esi..s.ssr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-27
APREE., 1854.

DRY GOODS.
EE-ScTys sN' vt'-g s's -y s view aAEaE purchases
- a. -peccy s5lc.si 70 sx2aine stock Of Day
GQLlr. We ger for lslss
593 eaus SgsEa -as=tingI a1t Shi-SsgL
SO tsnaoursz
81 cases Gctcset sssstuE1 AID SAlrungS.
e. h-,ss Paid aad Stirred cErsburgs,
Sopircss sts.1ei aa3 Pias1 Do e=uos, fer Essyseti
5ohales HgH1yS
"a Uc7Lzs ac1 8r.p BED khrtngA
- cslesTEaey Pr'nis,
s. Cct.-lsiss,
10 CC.cr1s CNn5rios,
4" Esz.1~E- Jeans E1d Tsse5a,
49, axe sss1rfr1-. Jsgv gre Lln-iI fof gszr
CN-e-- rrsN f'rens tsvu.. =is'1 striped aai Nmercc
---sra 81 pe7.zf. Cicss, GasfHse-es T-suss A., a.
a e ~ rel y-Ey sassn es ,ssN SRI prompt tsd-
rLLETr pzEWEy.
~. 70 r0arl ss-eGa
~ R-Nu'or3. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-27
EoA MOND WING.
m. r-,iv VyhtE IN RiehDOnd-Pay the Car


IRA 80. densnd Tor the DAILY WHIs within the city,
~ IN ~ reSuAr as BY transient readers, and the diff
e, II sfaS,ory supplying both classes Of readers,
nv .-7iaz sys.em adapted only TO ofieo subscrip-
.-, - induced us TO resort to the cny fsssibls
,ae Of managing lzrge city circulation, to wit; that
Of rsoagaaest 10 III Cz.sTs From this date, there
for no subscriptions for the WEIa to be len within the
civ viii be taken at this Office, and all persons indebted
fr inscription to the present tine, within the city, are
rs-sd 70 ea Is the osce and settle .heiT accounts.
IT, Carriers viii Of course, continue to deliver the pa
d.. 20 the presen: Subscribers end receive pay for the
came - Ire rate Of fifteen cents rcr week. The public
vii low understand thai all RESTRICTION upon the sale Of
,ls wma BY Carriers within the city Is removed and
t al so want Il may boy It from the Carriers or have
It M for them at their residences or places Of business
Ssa.sas-- I6ih, 1851.
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- rnrnAns nF DEPAKT-

- 40 - - hS ga DEEA - a
< ~ s=y7g aND sS-TsTASTs--I vcrid segto invite thg
$780,: s Es.ds G. leps=s % te various branches q
t-rat OF ths Consirrsis ststs- IN Eishr,5z5 %
~ 49, ~ extensive socs % Etoots, PS PEP, SZEsion-
e. s-Gvsl opss. Shank EsoSEs, &C., which vii
ngr-lsr e. ,str r-ices.
f-. -.-zss.5 y y ssasisAsns extensive Boof Binde
p sttgsrss Bndag, aaa The aaacfscure o
Az -sz 81 sTs;y ds=sgp ACE, tas best manner and a. hs
lss--, 5..,sl. A. MORALS,
Pub.shsr and Bookseller,
i-s uEkn streeL Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-27
az So 4 JNIES,

Dy,R NT4,a,yi,io
ANAStAAAAN --N"s - =
.--TEnAI MISSION MERCdAsTS,
- s-I-. III. ,f.,.r. ..-r-i - g.-,ly,y r,b,r,r
g q
-.,---A a'~''l 49,
- E-al5s-a1, stanton spectator, and F-etsT
-.rf H.. gg ~ q ant 49, NJ. % We -
. : :.
TT b.. q N3a- % - y - - - u, 9
81 ..HF'''f- 80 - "a % v 49,, - -,
.a sen = a.-.a-- 80 -,'1'-.s 80 % -
'.'s.. >-i.7- ~ --.sl'-eIs al a p
..-s-B fllI- n'.rnsy ms mo - 0n.' ~
.s H... 50 s.s' pr a'r N'd can e- .ei' ci Hii-
.r- 81 . Improves '.l 100 -7 .-. rica 20 "a nIsl e
-.- - b--2 15-l 1f,-as 'eJ Sc ni'ei','- :
30 t's cty "a al carts ~ ne State ~ VIZ
g. ..r N-v A-f o. an 81 every lGartsz o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-27
11OO GRAY MILITARY

led The body aud throughout the Cape Gu; 10 tbs reui
military STYLE iul and isrg, With q military button them
PArtiea In want will fad 70 t5eir interest 20 coll
iaI Wa. LA SMITH, III dan street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-27

TsyHoe n PEICr co. have In stoek-msny uzt received
Heavy Bed Blankets, Grey Army Blanken l0< and ls<
Beached sheen Beaehed cotton brown Cotton,
Black and Basque Black Beaver and French Cloths
Rich Ooored silks, Elegant Popnns and 0omans for
,cnr Just opened speo Cotton Lambs Wool ss and Draw
Hosiery Collars Sleeves and Lacss h. &c Any portion Of
stock hand they will continue 70 sell at former prices
Increased they determined
broke Goods recently fought and such
they buying Of subjected advance
Their stock Is kept up
THOMAS = PRICE A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-27

INOR SALB.-I2OO lbs prime Leaf Lard
IL 100 boxes rAllow Candies
10 ties Rce
80 hhdS ~ O. Sugar
90 Dbl, Syrup
20 boxes Toilet Soap
80 eardnes
100 bbls really nne Irish Potatoes
20 ibis Crushed Sugar
rs ibis Powd red do
300 gals Rye Whisky, years old
5b5ls pure Corn whisky
80 do Apple Brandy
10000 segars, some very hne
200 boxes Lynchburg Manufactured Tobacco
90 cases ~ MooreB Smoking do
900 kegs Old Dominion >tils, 81
Ials JpHEssN YOUNGER oTEYs, IS Pearl u
WOOL HATS, atNo I Ballard House Just re
w eved 100 dos Wool Ha Of various grades for sale on 30
,ommodatlng terms ..o.,
de20 JOHN fHohPbOh
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THoMAsR PRICE A 90.

9U2 COSBY & ANDERSON, 202
Of and Agents for the sale Of Tobacco o.
vi CARS sc No. 2o2 Main Street, fquAfs above the Post
oc hsnl the stock and smoking
Tobacco found the Southern Country and daily recv
ing additions their stock which they sale Wholesale and
retail lew for cash. respectfully request ell Wishing
chAE TO call and examine hemsevei before purchasing
where Orders country promptly attended TO- Among
our present found the following brands OF d. HDs
Twists A packages weighing from Is lso b. doth dark AID
right:
"Pide Of Virginia." palmetto,
a Fndoran "Prosress,"
Chameleon" soArbauon,
"Louisa Bels" DevbenJ
.Ooloraao" "Gelhen Leaf"
1Lpricot" s0ur 0wn,"
Milan .Tconee," s6hilo,"
Highland rS Solaeen "oronoko"
"oonquhador." Pearl"
COSBY 4 ANDERSON,
mil Southern Tobacco 6tora
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-27
GRBAT BARGAINs IN DRY GOODS

yPEcrAL notice the cry and country PEOPLE ssS' any
- co5, would 40 Nellby calling a. No. II aain sIteL
EsvrT very large stock Of Prints, LaTa !ssonss
is plain and figured Bsrsge o.ass saa eoIos az s, 49,
., sn5 Kntucsy Jeans striped and domestic r nen and
Lxdiss' Caters Morocco, Kid and CSkn Shoes
$780, d Chidreas shoes Of s1e AID quality Linen
nd C.lson oods and boys ladies sa and LIE Thrdea
Ss5.r T.h Lasn 20, SIX sad % cents; rsrasos, plin
ma 5sriped a. cents Swiss CGlte and JAeonet Assn
rL bn aad white FSretsn, ssOnhug prices the hEesi
dsbe worked Bands and Collars, al eas AZ these goods
aooYe and greGi many too 70 MENTION ofsr ior
sale without charging any more, they hough before e
na-A tines had ecDsneed, Be careful AAt yea Gene 70 tae
~ s.,ssi -''' 49, - JOSEPH srRAUsL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-27

WILCOX & GIBBS
SEWING MACHINES.
j, Is, SEkszsS, H9iu Point,
rOOAEOSTAs COUNTY, va,
80 manufactured under patents granted 70 him and JAni
a WroH dated lane 8 1884, rerued July IL 1888 Patented
10 February 81 $50 Also nesnsed under Sx oihe
stJr cTsng the entire construction OF the Machine eoais
.asn hev an be litigation IA regard 70 the PatenrishL
-ts complicated and ths most perfect working Sewing Ma
,hius uoW IN
IN In r.a- snt IL reabls upon AL kinds OF f.brtc1-
JOIN A. BELVTH,
SsiYin's Block,
- IS.h AZ 4 6aSeznnr -trs-sL .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-27

-FvEHAL COMMISSION NERCdAHTSi
-s sl- Js sale % usauiA Aad Seeking rcbaeoc
--,.--as a5~ !o- sNl-. seia- g.
--.r...- E-a15E-sa, stanton Spectator and S-eJeT
..H-H H. e nr = 3 Ar.f s. -hfF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-27

FEALBorr BRoTHFR, proprtsior, 81 las Grove evaKs
are nov building P0RFABlY sTElu kheIaEs Ct q In
proved easEue;on, CT all Sizes from sir forty es Pous
suaele for 0reaar ssw MIA sshEy E.sllsss ssd ehss
p1rposes which hsy eai;s- themselves fully sousl nj
DsTloE 10 any rngiHes blih here or etsvhsr,.
Fhy VII sisO fare,h STATIONARY STAN 1k6IzEI, frss
ter Sorse TO s1J required par.r
aid o. varousTsss.
ruxPs sed WHEELS for wAIxe voRKl, PosfAyLu GENE
NILE, ana IHcSs for MILLS ei al kinds
EAIts0AD NogG o. every ct sT7tina
TOBACCO sgEsSEs ELATTrSE6 sIa an all ARTICLES sys
EsnTi-le-az 1obHese, sssr Win every tiEd Of
RE ChsTIHGs ana EsOUeH- IzOS EobE.
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- ss-is HHss sEA-sS
.ay RSo-. SEEs -

~ --ssiv-- .. sc "a f-ass csrP-s -, 81 c.Oih., ~
~ ~ . Es- s. Wl,c0v es----
,..aza G. sd H=i- al n -, Ger Egsrt
@ -E-- 6afs aed EassrusaS azde 30 order - bh5rt
a. -ssnag = ;ss -y CT soaa'ry T1pei1E vera
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-27
RAILROADS., &C.
CHANCE OF SCHEDULE.

RHMH4 a
richmond 81 Petersburg r. II.
Naud alter Monday 24h February the trains this
~ road will follows:
NAIL IRAu,
Leave Richmond a. As m daily and Petersburg al ais
FREioHr AND AccoNxoDAIoH TRAIN.
Leave Richmond daily except Sundays at s+ m, and 2:I5
me Mai IrsiSs VII stop Op Half Way Station Chester and
Port Walthal Juncti n.
~ Tayeie vii bear in mind thai they required 10 show
pass from the Governor other authorised person. before
tbs, can leave H. CIV by his road. L. IL. GILL,
foi General tupt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-27
SEW ALCII0N ~ h0UsR,

FCs TFT ssLE o. NrG2cEs
mkt 1,d-lE1 thf iag cc-,-rcgi The Auction busactI
II f- % &1fzfS as The Az-''oa E0oE FrA1kin
r.---. 'aes sc-z.Led ~ Esii4 oSk-il Al.
sl Es1gz 5J pgh1y Aae p-'vEfey, and sohctta @
l---sr. 90 20 trs re publc generally, he pledges his
ne 1tsrsst - hs patrons snt dAers hse
sea- Pc 'ag -nC- n ihe trais ae I'll be enabled 20
srsz1 artsi prizes. Re I'll make iberAi advances
- v-oDsT A. ts1t-sli prepared 10 bcSri persc=s
s- d "a t-ats al 40 s-r Isrvaa-hsvng ample secc=
dos -.T e9ss. l. Il sfOAEs,
o. ErEnsll, sr1 door below Wal street.
s--irstA lssl
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-17
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
.Iourual of The Ill. State Agr'i socle'y'

TO the Friends Of agriculture and Mechd"" '''S
The Executive Committee of the ilno's ','o5 e'"'J
Agricultural Society believe the time mas S;,
when the publication OF Joufhai u 'A'
is lmperativcly demanded ,;,hubicb they
pursuant therefore, TO the duty WIN WIZ 80, ~
| - ro ch,rued nv the second seCuoh ot 'lo ~
w. 80; fsso,d soc,ety. revised and adopted oy we
| .'I"" ' " n llagates from County Agricultural So
boIJ on the Far Grounds, at Jacksoh''le'
c, ,sE0 they have made the necessary a' 'ahse
~ c,r the issue of such Journal, mohthiy,eomN
,nnncIup with January, 1867. 90 -,
E,cb number will contain at least % passs
.ort,ynl of reading matter, composed pil,'.i ipd.!
of such portions of the transactions VI 'i,e "a a.
and County Societies, and comniahiea'io' " -
snhiects OF Agriculture IN all lts Dfahches, W
LaJrics and Natural History, as may require carry
publication. -, ,au,o3 hv tho
Nrss All Premiums offered and Awafdea oy 'le
State Society Will appear in its columns. a..
IN ,ersons and especially Secretaries ana othef
ofirprs of County Societies. are respectfully ~
TOD tn communicate to the editor any matters
ot ,er,rsl interest to the INDUSTRIAL ciasS's' S
~ nav from time to time arise in their respec-
tive localities -, -, of all l,
To place the Journal within the reaen o. rsry NV
the subscription price has been h&ea a. ,dst' of
Cents YEAR, barely sufficient 20 core, '' "
notification, payable invariably IN ad' hs f,rn
Rack numbers for the current ,e'f W.
,shed until the edition is eAhaustea ,;rs mav be
All subscriptions and comm" sr;nrseld 'llh.
forwarded to the undersigne9' yPNn11 Ds
nols' Cor. Sec and Editor journal
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-17

FRElGitTN.
nv this route irelghts of all descriptions ca" "o
,,ryordcd from Philadelphia, New iorhl h"Sl""
~, baltimore to and from any point on ''' ~, u"''
rn,Is Of Ohio. Kentucky, Indiana, i,l'h"ls, "'S-
cnnsin. Iowa and Missouri by railroad d"ee'.
Tho PENNSYLVANIA rallruad also e'Ghe''S az
p,,,.hu,g with steamers, by which goods can "e
awarded to any port on the ONO MuSk'hgam'
Kentucky, Tennessee, CumbefIanh' ll'ho'S' Ms N's,
''.s,nn,. Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas Afh'H''s
anJ Red rivers; aud at Cleveland, sanduaSHy ana
Cbicnpo. with steamers to all potts on me No''"-
western lakes. ,:,,, ,l,., trans
Merchants and shippers entrust'hg the 'f""s-
| narration other freight with TINS coWpnh! ca"
! ro,y ,yith confidence on It's speedy transit
The rates of freights to and from an! p''"' ~ 81
thr west by the Pennsylvania railroad are al an
time, as favorable as charged by other f""'o''
Re- partlcnlar to marx packages wa Fe""''
| K. r." ,.,....
MARGKAW 3 kOuNS, sV North street, PAM
IFECu 4 Co, No = Ast"r House, or NO.
South William street. New York.
! IEEIuS CO.. No. II state street boston
n II. HOUSTON, Gen'i Freight Agent fh''''
l.. l.. HouPT, Gcu'I lIeket AGENT fin'''
ENOCH LEWIS,
Gen'I Sup't, Altoona, Pa.
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SOMETHING NEW, AND WHAT
EVERYBODY WANTS!
M0REH0USE' S

without Chimneys, producing the most
,,,,,,.. Al 1i,nt ever invented will not consume
mare than one-hali the oil the chimney lamps 90
"V~ r'yes brsh, steady clear light; will fit ~''h"n.
si,o,a,,on the Kerosene and FLUID lamps now IN
,,se Also Lanterns containing said burner, 'af S"-
nprlor to any now IN use
FOR sale hy the subscriber at the store occ"P',o
y! I,,n Butioy. on the corner Of Buffalo and Koch
TN. The. subscriber has the exclusive agency 'n'
! .,,h, of sale in Rock l.and Lounty; ms, ah'
| scott County. Iowa.
~ L''''"' II. POWARs.
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Notice.

y,,IIE undersigned would give notice that ne
"a nreparcd TO procure a speedy settlement o'
,a,,lid PENSION Claims, Bounty Money, Arrears
Of Paw, &C., due soldiers or thei' heirs, having :"
". nosse,s,on all necessary Instructions, iotinS'
his " r. sc Z. D. SWEENEl'