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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-14
MILLINERY
and
MANTUA MAKING.

inloim the adist Of Tifhn aud vienty that she In.
nds To Keep nice assom9nt Of goods, ala
Caps, Dre. Trimming', Bu'tohs, BELTS, Nc. She
w spafs NJ pains In keeping np the lstss, novelty Of
The season. ehe has employed an sxpefithesd Dren
Maksf 10 shherintena that department. Family seq.
lag done ID stdeI, and ~ short notice.
brssses:C Closks. aud Msntilla. made At prices 10
suit the times. Tsrms, cash. t.sdiss, give hsfA call
and Won uiibe surprised a, the sveseding low p'ess
Come aaa ses for your.elyes. Psusns Ter ladies and
children. Apparel. rhankiul fpr past fasofs, she
hors. ,iflto share the pnbhe Pslronsys.
Rooms % MsIke, street, opposite ID Kuhn's Office.
Thayssm
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10! WAGES PAID
SlO0!

To sell goods fot III. ArAss sswrSa MAohiss
CoHPASY. We will give eomHnission on all goods
sod bV our Agents or pay wsss. at from $40 or siio
per menth, and pay all nsesiiafy sspsns,s our ma
To operate IL by half hopr, in,trnetiba II 10 sfhs
70 any Family Sewing Machine in use, and We have
Tsduesd the price TO fihssn Dollars.
Zach MAohin@ Ia Waffentsd for three years.
Address q. RUGGLES,
Gen. AEt Detroit Mieh.
iunsYO r.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-14

Are You tcrmented with the worst Of all
torments, the l'ilesi Call on DR.. ferard. at
ne Davis House, and get cured.
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Terms OF subscription.

and one copy to the gettvr up Of club Of 10
subscribers OF more.
Old Subscribers can enter into this arrange
ment by paying up all arearages
Snecimen comics sent free.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-14

wood wanted.-A few loNds Of good
seasoned wood will be taken at this office, IL
brought In soon.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-14
LAW OF NEWsPAPERs.

Potatoes will be taken ON subscription Al
Office, II brought in soor.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-14
Timn RciaiI Market.

corrected weekly, by II. A. BUsKlRK a n
Wholesale and Retail de4leH in Groceries and D
luce OF allkinds, shs whaAs Block THIN OIL
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Timn Prices Current.

corrected wesklyby :. u. SHEATH, Dealer In al
RiL ds OF GrLin, kc., l."sssef'I Block, Tim.
PoRK-35D 4.C0
MHEAT--l l,O0a MS
Conn (shslisd4Ol.
do tkar>S7kS 50
RYE--OuaiG.
BAKLEY--OnaS6.
OATs--OO eb3 Sc
roTAToks-.- 0Ul@73
FLAXSKEp--Sl,25
BLTIKR-- lcxl2
LARD-5c
IALLOw--Se.
SAOkEp Hans 6aae.
do siDgs AsD SHoULDEks--le.
PioKLED PoPg--G97o.
CLovER EEGD-a5,C0.a5,c5
BEESwAN--O0 925e.
fE.rHERs--9r0e. as
RAGs--2c.
GAEEs HIpEs- Sc a.
DM do &c.
EGas-i2e. y dozen.
Timothy sssd,-l.40Gi,6o
WooL-4Oa5S
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AdXcriising.

Has enlarged many small business;
Has revived many dull business;
Has rescued many lost business;
Has saved many failing business;
Has preserved many large business;
Ha. created many q new business.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-14

Have You Gravel biatvies. or any die.
ease Of the Kidncysf Have you any old
chronic disesssH Call on DIR. fcrnrd at the
Davis House in Tifiin, who is performing
somo most wonderful cures, bu, don't ali
come ut once, for his room is ,hronged from
NC rnirg till ten o'clock at night, with the
Deaf, Blind aud Sick.
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FIRST LOVE.

Respectfully submitted to Flora's consid.
eratlon.
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Iiffin at,seklp Tribnne.
Local and Miscellaneous.
5. NJ. pErrENGI1LGCo CO..

Tiffin, O., Friday November "a. sea
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
REAR IN WIND

VE-rhattheTRIBUNEh has the iars-
est circulation, and is, therefore, the
best medium for advertising, in seneca
tOunty.-A
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snd vii u ,otI a ts- lc~s,i po,sihls -.,es. Csil
the sss isWsiN sad fiaHs kocm.. W Cswrssia q
Row. Tfnks. o. uN WILLIAM uALIur
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-06

Gen. Bilney, Of Philadelphia, was relieved
Of his command on the battle field by General
Heintzelman; he having failed TO bring his bri-
gade into action, when ordered Oh Saturday.
It is said that the Eastern banks are issuing
more notes than ever.
The number Of visitors to the Great Exhibit
ton, in London, during the first half Of May,
shows falling of, Of more than one-half as
compared with the same period during the Ex-
hibition Of 1851.
The English Government had declined to as
sist in the construction of the railway from
halifax to Quebec, III the manner suggested
~ the Colonial Government, but had offered
an Imperial guarantee ofinterest5 towards ena-
bling the Provincial Government to raise a
loan for the purpose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-06
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.

mlSeraDiy Clad and having chlid III her arms,
begged passage across, which the ferry mas
ter granted. When the boat reached the mid
die Of the stream she coolly walked to the stern,
and, after gazing into the water for awhile,
deliberately flung her child overheard, and then
jumped after it. The boat was stopped and
every effort made to rescue them, but IN vain.
The bodies have not yet been recovered.
Illinois republicans are sending to that State,
under frank, an immense edition Of a pamphlet
containing arguments against the adoption of
the new constitution, on which a vote is to be
taken on the 18th Of this month. The opposl-
ton is based on increased expenditures and no
mention is made of negroes in any way.
The E. s. gunboat mo arrived from Europe
yesterday at Boston She is last from Cadiz;
having thouched at Fayal. Her dates are to
the lst from Spain, which are not so late as
those by the mail steamers. She was dispatch
ed to the eastern hemisphere partly to look at
ter American interests generally, and partly to
watch the priyateer Sumter, in which occupa-
ton she was relieved by the i. S. steam gun
boat Tuscarora.
The story that Mrs Grocnhow, Mrs. Bail
cv, and Mrs Morris were allowed to hold d le-
wee at Baltimore last Saturday evening was
much exaggerated \ number of female scces-
sionist3 visited the hotel, but were denied adj
mission in pursuance CT special orders from
Gen Blk
The report made to the e. S. House Of Bep-
lesentatives day before yesterday, by Mr..
Blair, Of Missouri in favor Of enlarging the T.
linois river and canal. and the locks Of the Erie
and Oswego canals, is described as an able ex-
position of a great scheme Of national defense.
Another new T. s. man-of-War has been Re
ported ready for sea. She is the Housatonic,
built at the Charlestown navy yard and launch
ed On the l9th Of November last. Orders to
prepare Il crew and guard OF marines for her
have been issued, and size will probably be rca-
ly for trial trip the latter part of next week.
It is asserted at Washington, that Gen. Fire
mont was positively ordered by the President
to cross from Franklin, in Pendleton county, to
Hal1iSonburg, in the Valley Of Virginia; III or
der to cut off the retreat Of Jackson Instead
of dong this, he proceeded to the Valley by
way Of Moorfcld, and reached Strasburg too
late
A destructive freshet has taken place on the
Schuylkill, doing great damage to the Lehigh
Canal, sweeping away boats from their moor
inno and doct1ovinr hTi{lucs
Cotton is coming quite freely into ST. Louis
from certain quarters Of the South
COMMUNICATED.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-06

+;oD 0f whisky by re ;Ilhcaton. Ile spoke
# that popular LIQUID as the natural drink OF
the West" quite ;salubrious' when pure, and
ho wished to preserve the fair fame Of ''Old
Bourbon.
The Philadelphia colored folks are agitating
in favor of riding in the city passenger cars
there. along with the whites. number OF
them waited upon the Presidents Of the vari-
Gus railways at the monthly meeting yesterday,
TO request that the prohibitory rule, be reach
ed. The Board listened to the petition and
promised to give them an early answer to it.
The printing Offices recently seized in Nash
vile, under the coutiscation act Of August 6,
1861, are tho Republican Banner, Union and
American, Gazette, Southern Methodist, Pub
fishing House, and the Patriot and Baptist
Publishing House, being all the Offices in the
city.
A letter is published, written by Gen. Stone,
7. s. A., in Dece Der 1861, in relation to an
interference Of Gov Andrew, of Mass, with
the troops under his command It was tra.ls
united to Gen Mcclellan. The letter was
copied and sent by Gen. lIcCleans order to
Governor Andrew At the same time, Gen.
Mcclellan addressed anothe r letter to Governor
. Andrew. on the same inject, and Ia the same
. vein It relates to an order which Gov. 4.
. cave to some Massachusetts, troops about re-
. turning fugitive slaves, and is quite severe, On
. the Governor,
The National Intclligencer states that the
distractions to various haroors and rivers in
the South, placed there during military opera
tons, are being removed by natural causes, or
displaced by artificial means.
The new directory of Lcavenworth City,
Nansas, gives a White population Of l2,645-
The Conservative says that i the colored pop
uation and the laborers at the fort were IN
Guided, the number Of inhabitants would reach
10000
The Manchester, \. r., Mirror int;matcs
that Senator Wilson furnished the facts, tor
the article in the Boston Transcript IN regard
to Secretary Stanton and Gen Mcclellan. On
the 18th Of April the writer heard Senator ".
make the same argument on one Of the Sound
steamers We quoto:-"Quite number of
gentlemen were present and heard the Senator
tell how the rebellion might have been put
down had Mcclellan done so and so. The
talk lasted a long time, and it was plain to ma
ny Us who were mere listeners that the whole
Object Of the Senator WAS to damage McCleI-
lan"
A letter from CharIestovn, June 4, in the
Baltimore American says:-'' 4 citizen Of Win
chester. we'll known as q Union man, who had
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-06
ICOMMUN

I would call the attention Of housekcepcrs to
the necessity at an early day, Of making pro
visions for their supplies Of NooD and COAL,
for the winter. The experience Of the last sea-
son should be sufficient to teach the citizens a
lesson. Cargoes Of wood and coal could be
brought here, during the summer and fall
months, ana sold at much lower ratos than sup
plies were furnished last fall and winter: II the
prol er steps are taken by the cltizena, III time,
c1eap fuel can be procured, and a gre c3
leSaened. y olll@1E-'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-06

On the 4th inst, MIMI L. daughter OF CIl !,
3 and Sarah c. Shirley agol five years and SIX
days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-06

LOCAL The freshet in the river, bringing
down from the upper waters, as it has, quaint
ties Of drift wood, has enabled many industri-
Gus persons to gather and bring to the shore
supplies Of fuel for their families, and even for
sale the recent heavy rains have been quite
destructive to common road bridges, and other
larger structures have been swept off; among
them the railroad bridge over Bull Run the
last official report, May 80, says that there are
now in the Z. S. hospitals in Alexandria, 1867
sick and wounded soldiers
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larger structures have been swept off; among
them the railroad bridge over Bull Run the
last official report May 80, says that there are
now in the Z. S. hospitals in Alexandria, 1867
sick and wounded soldiers
General McClellan's Address to his Soldiers.
HEADQUARTERS GEN MCCLELLAN,
Tuesday Evening, June 3.
The following address was read to the army
this evening at dress parade, and was received
with an outburst of yociferous cheering from
every regiment.
Headquarters Arnw Of the Potomac,
Camp near New Bridge, June 2, 1862
Soldiers of the Army Of the Potomac
have fulfilled at least part Of my promise to
you. You are now face to face with the rebels,
who are held at bay in front CT their capital
The final and decisive battle is at hand IN
less you belle your past history, the result can
not be for a moment doubtful.
IF the troops who labored SO faithfully and
fought so CALAMITY at Yorktown, and who 50
bravely won the hard fights at Williamsburg,
West Point, Hanover Court House and Fair
Oaks, now prove worthy Of their anticlpations,
the victory is surely ours.
The events Of every day prove your superior
ity. Wherever you have met the enemy you
have beaten him. Wherever you have used
the bayonet he has given way in panic and
disorder
I ask Of you now one last browning effort.
The enemy has staked his all Ga the issue of
the coming battle. Let us meet him and crush
him here in the very centre Of the rebellion.
Sodiers I Will be with you in this battle
and share its dangers with you. Our conf
dence in each other is now founded upon the
past Let US strike the blow which IS to re-
store peace and union to this distracted land.
Upon your yalor discipline and mutual con-
fdence the result depends
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN,
lIajor General Commanding.
Gen. DiIney, Of Philadelphia, was relieved
Of his command on the battle field by General
IJaio+yn|in,n. no havinU faiipi1 10 BRING his hrl
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-17

LETTERS FROM OuR SoLDIERs.--A long let
ter from Orderly Sergeant D. o. Reid, Of Co.
II, 10Th Illinois volunteers, Capt. Ilawley,s
company dated pttsburg Landing, April
9th has been received by Mr.. SwiIer. The
letter is long ana interestlng--too long for
our columns, but contains about the same de-
tails already published.
He gives an account of Two Of our compa-
nies-Capt. Hawley's, and Capt Tobien 5
German and Swede company, viz:
Capt. Tobien is shot through the jaw, the
ball lodging in the throat. The doctor says
he is.not dangerously wounded. His compa.
ny IS badly cut up, fourteen being ktljed aud
fifteen 'counded. Among the killed are H. P.
johnson and Geo. l.. Crantz.
"our company lost but one man-George
jenkins but we have two seriously wounded
james }. Liudstrom, whose foot was tori
fby she'll, and Amos Youels,, who lost a,
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t.lIE.lIM Atf-t..

No DISEASE II so CERTAIN or CURE
by BKANDRETH'S PILLS as tins. They soon
take out Of the blood the particular Virus upon
which all the pam depends, and the patient Is
cured.
Mr.. +. VI. Adams, 800 Twelfth street, New York,
suffered with rheumatism for a long perIod. He
was attended by able physicians, but their pre-
scrIptIons were olno avail he was unable to move
without assistance, and for four months was al
most entirely confined to his bed. AT this period
Of his sickness, when hope had fled, and he cx-
pccted to be a cripple for the remainder OF his
life, he was recommended to use
BRANDkETII'S PILLS.
The first box evidently made him better; the
Improvement was more decided from the second
box and BY the time he had used eighteen boxes
he was entirely cured Of rheumatism, and the
strength and suppIencss othts limbs we're restored.
1t over year that tins cure has been effect
ed and he has had no return, but continues the
enjoyment Of perfect health. Sold by all respect
able dealers IL medicine.
mChl3 tWaW I'm.
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tuI " i.t.kt.N kRt.t-,

Containing nearly all the reading matter Uithe
pa'l isrsA.lshcu every "Wednesday morning,
ltkNA'-NngIr,u hscrhers per nnnum, ~ ad-
vance, - oui # not paid m advance $50 90.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-17
ARCHITECTURE.

The undersigned ls prepared to draw plans and
spec tca atoms, make estimates, and take contracts
for all kinds OF buildings, in town or country
Having 80 years experience IN the business, he
fatters himself that he can give general satlstac-
ton.
moderate Residence on Broadway, next door
to Thompson's foundry. Shop on Adams street,
near High School,
rsy- Leave orders at Henry Honsman's store,
Illinois street. -
Jan, 18th, " II. NJ. EhRbl L.
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In short, everything in our line of trade can be
found. and all at prices that will astonsh you.
Give call and see for yourselves;
SWILER 4 REID.
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Buslueas Cards.
ii. &, Connolly,

4 TrORNEY AT LAW, Rock Island, III.
y Collections, and all other business entrusted
10 him will receive prompt attention Deeds
mortgages, and other instruments "ritien and "''
knowledged, gss- Also Justice otthe Peace
y. =. special attention given To Tue COT
lection Of pensions, bounty ahh arrenrs W
nav due .oIdiers, their " id0ws or minor chill
dren. Reerto Mtchei \ Lynde, banhefs'Iudst
wilkinson, Judge Bailey and Mayor Davenport
Rock Island
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-17

Manufactured expressly far the Rock Island mark
ct, All OF the hcstquallty of Iron, aud the latest
and newest styles, combining
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", ID. WILLIAMS,
rropNEy & COUNSELOR A.

, TToRNEY & COUNSELOR AT Law,
y Rock Island, HIS, will practice IN any al the
Courts of Illinois or Iowa, Military Claims STATE
or National, adjusted aud collected, Collections
made aud promptly paid over Deeds, Mortgage,
Wills, Assignments, Contracts etc, dawn with
legal accuracy.
Otiee, IN Charles Bgiofd's Block, corner Illinois
and Eagle Streets, Room No, /, upstairs.
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4. i. GROVER, NJ. d.,
physician and Surgeon. Oitct

physician and Surgeon. Office oppo-
| site Rock island House, up stairs
Will attend promptly all calls in the different
branches of SURGERY aud OBSTETRICS, and gencr-
al practice
He has good assortment Of instruments. and
is prepared to practice SURGERY, on rs most APP
proved plan.
nfs- Residence on Orleans street, between
Washington and Eagle.
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WILLIAM siiEARER.

FAMILY GROCERY AND PROVISION
/ STORE, Produce bought aud sold, Store
~ the west corner ot Orleans and OTTER streets
the Green Corner.
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JESSE IBDIf.t,~

I'INE BOOT MAKER. Particular atten-
L ton paid to nice WORK, and satisfaction guaran-
tecd IN all cases. Ladies shoes made to order III
the best manner.
Repairing done at short notice.
Gsi,- shop on Illinois street, next door to n.
Perry S grocery store.
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4. G.. JOHNSON.

WAGON. MAKER. All kinds of Repair.
" tng tud Jobblng done at short notice, IA
Tue hest manner aud at reasonable rates. shop
ON Washington street, near the ferry landing.
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MICHAEL LIEIsERkNECHT.

TAILOE-Oppositc the Rock Island House,
over Eycrts' store. Garments made IN the
.atest STYLE and best manner and warranted to fit
Particular attention gwen to cutting garments
for customers. All work done accordance
with the times and at reasonable prices.
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{. Is. IL NON,

TNDERTAkER. COFFIN W A Il
| house corner Rock River and Madison stS.,
Rock Island. A fine hearse and team always III
readiness. VIII procure graves to be dug, iufh-
lsh carriages for funerals, and take the entire
charge of everything connected with the prepafa-
ton Of the corpse for burial Bodies preserved
any length Of time without applying ice to the
body. Charges moderate.
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ISLAND CITY HOTEL.

c. II. SMITH, PROPRIETOR.
Cor. Illinois and JeferSOn SIS, Rock kldnd.
Gss- Passengers conveyed to and from the cars
free OF charge,
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\ DAsTARpLy ACr.-Iscv. Mr.. Oxnard in
forms Us that some person came to his room
last night, about one o'clock. and rung his
door bell. Mr., o., -upposing it might be
some person desiring to see him, raised the
window and cnquircl who was there. I'm.
mcdiately after this, the person at the door
discharged 4 pistol at Mr. O., but without
effect. Who the person was, or what the OBJ.
jcct or reason could be Tor such an act, re-
mains mystery. Moline independent, ljh.
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q. p. :. PLUMBER. VI. u.

physician AND SuRGEON-perman.
| entity located IN Rock Island. Office aud res
idenee IN Choppers Row, opposite Union square
mch - daw3m
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PHILIP IL. stsIaNs,.

HOUSE. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
II PAINTER, is now prepared, to execute
with neatness and dispatch all orders in the
Painting, Glazing, and Paper Hanging Line, and
at the most reasonable prices. Call and give him
n trial.
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kUCk II. AMI AkdUS.
Ttit. DAILY ARGUS,

Containing lull toegrpmc reports and the la.
test news, published every evening, except
sunday, At >k Dollars year, payable quarterly
IA advance,
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PREMIUM JOH PRINTING,

Ordcrsfar Jon pRiNrlNG viii meet with prompt
attention al the AEaus Ortt,r, lod nr ch'cutrd at
rpasuuahl, rates.
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iU>llGa OF TIE PEACE.-CoIlertion
j .ul4iuily made aud promptly paid over. Of
=, At MS residence, over kequa's lewoIH store,
Unions street.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-17

MERCHANTS and others, in this city, who
have customers at Coal Valley, aud have
frequent occasion to ship goods to that place,
complain that the railroad company has no
house or shed in which to receive the goods
aud they are compelled to leave them on the
platform, exposed to the rain. The trains are
So irregular in their hour, Of leaving that no
drayman can be expected to wait for hours ut
the depot for the goods to be placed on board
the cars. Tins morning, goods intended for
Coal valley laid all the forenoon ON the plat.
form in the rain. If the company cannot
keep a man to receive the goods, they should
at.least build a shed to protect them from the
storms. 1t is also an injury to our traders,
and a disappointment and injury to their Gus.
toners to allow goods 10 lie over. They
should be carried promptly,on the first train,
and a Shed should be erected to save them
from the storms. The managers should at
tend to this, at once.
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ID ECTlflER and Manufacturer of Domestic
IL Liquors, and dealer IN Foreign Wines ard
liquors. Palace Row, Illinois street, Rock Island
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". l.. ptI,RNNpI,I,

IUSrICE OF THE PEACE and General
j Collecting Agent, Cambridge, Henry county,
III. Office in the Court House. Reference: D,
Bonar, County Clerk A. Gould, Circuit Clerk :;
and Thos. Morris, Treasurer, all OF Henry coun-
~ H.
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kEIL..R1rRl>~ ~ l,Hi.s.

rlORNEl ~ COUNSELLOR at IAN,
\ >oHcItoru CHauccry, Real Estate and Coi-
:, rIlHg Agent, MDimc.
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j. VI. MOORE.

\\TIOLESALE y RETAIL DEALER in
w Hardware, Cutlery, lf-u, Nails, Window
lass, Sc, corner Ut llInos aud Bntllln streets,
Rock Island. ~.
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/. DART, c. l.. DART, A. G. OAR
HENRY DART ~ SONS,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS
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