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Domestio Dry Goods ana Ta1atlon.

To keep the public informed of the con-
tinued advance in the price of domestics,
and also give some idea of the oxtraordin-
airy profits which the manufacturing estab-
lishments are making in consequence of
the rebellion, the New York World pub
fishes the following tables of prices on the
dates named. They are prices quoted for
six months credit, or the usual discount
for cash:
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ARNy OF the roroMAC.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Examiaer.I
NIn nn ~ 1ac1

MANASSAS, Dec. II, 1861.
To-day our whole army is engaged in
building log houses for winter quarters, OF
iu moving to sites alreRdy selected. Sew
ernl brigades will remain where they now
are, near the Notifications in CGntrevillc,
aud tho remainder will fall back mile or
two upon Bull Run. Gen. Kirby Smith s
brigade is ut "Camp WigFAll,p to the right
of the Orange and Alexandria road, near
tue run. Near by the whole of Van Dorn's
division are making themselves Comforta-
bic in their little cottages, which rise rap
idly day by day under the diligent hands Of
the soldiers. A few brigades are scattered
down toward the OccOquRn, where wood
and water arc plenty, the fnrthest being by
Davis Ford. The artillery, with tho cx-
ception of WaIton's battalion, has already
been located between Cub Run and Stone
bridge. The cavalry has fallen back lit
tie, and they are now building stables and
houses near Ccntreville.
Gen. Stuart will remain in the advance.
1t is probable that Gen. Johnston will Oc-
cupy tho Lewis House, on the battlefield,
and Gen. Deauregnrd Wier's, his old head
quarters before the 18th and 3Ist. Long
streets division will, If am correctly in.
formed, occupy the advanced position, and
will remain where it is at present. The
artilIerists detailed to man the guns in the
batteries will also remain by the fortifica-
tons. In case Of m attack by the Yam
KEGS, it will take about two hours to get
I the main strength of the army across to
Bull Run. Information of Nn approach
would be given at least two hours before
nm ehemy could come up, and in that limo
we could be well prepared to resist any
force that can be brought up. This is
about the situation ofaffairs for the winter,
and it remains to be seen whether our men
are to have an opportunity Of a brush with
the Yankees, or whether they will be ale
lowed to enjoy their new houses in quiet
ness.
JEPE. DAVIS NEW 1EAR's DAY REcEFTIoS::
There was more general Observance
of ttNew Years" than usual, owing to the
fact that the war has brought to Richmond
n considerable addition tS our population
from other cities where the anniversary ia
always period of social festivity. The
streets were througed with ladies, and
everybody looked gay and cheerful. Among
notable events of the day was the PTesi-
dents reception, which commenced at IL
o'clock, and continued three hours. The
President stood nt the door Of the large re-
ceptiOn room, and thousands of persons
took advantage of the opportunity TO give
him y friendly grasp OF tho hand. Mrs.
/ Davis was not present, but her place was
well supplied by her sister, Miss Howell
Mrs. Col. Davis. and Mrs. Gen. Jones. The
ceremonies of introduction were conducted
by the Presidents aids, Col. Joseph Davis
aud Col. G. ". G. Lee. The ArmorJ
Band was present, and everything passed
of delightfully."- ly.-RiehmOs DisPateA.
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gatlg ggntRlllgF11tpr
TERMS OF ADvERr1sINe.

TWnvEsouD LIKES OF NONrARErL, (oH oN1 IscI ,)oa
LEss, MAKE ASQUAEE.
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35tll Congress /:
The World says

The Government could procure SEQ, ,OO0,-
900 at least from six per cent. tax on tue
products ofthc loyal States, which in 1850
were over thousand millions OF dollars
per anuum The advantages of this tax
are simplicity aud reliablcness, and the
ease and certainty with which it can be
collected punctually when due. In these
respects II is superior to taxes on real es-
tate, which are frequently not paid for enc
or two years after they are imposed.
The tax of six per cent. adds so little to
prices of manufactured goods-only half
cent per yard, the print costing nine cents,
and others in proportion-that the $780,
OOO,0 900 per annum would be paid by the
people cquitably and satisfactorily, and
without exciting those discOntcntcd and
perhaps angry feelings which often result
from income and other personal taxes.
The property of the loyal states, esLi-
mated in Mr.. Chase's report at eleven
thousand millions, ought to be taxed one
percent, which uldprOduce$l llO, 600, 900
per annum.
The results OF these measures would DO
beneficial to tho credit and price OF gov
ernmCnt securities, and would necessarily
facilitate and expedite the negotiation OF
loans in q regular and legitimate manner,
which would be satisfactory to the nation.
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JUST IlIeCEIYED another invniee of PM
y WRITING GASES and WORK BOXES.
D. AICOLIs 4 Bro,
deC24 1n9 Main street.
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Items.

TENFE1 is SO goods thing that We should
never loose it.
TUPFER's poetry is no great things, but
his Philosophy is ProVerbial.
NoTHSo is nobler than the aristocraey
instituted by God few things are poorer
than that set up by men.
ALNosT every youug lady is public spir-
tied enough to be willing to have her faith
er's home used as court-hoEso.
TnE laying on of hands, one Of the old
forms OF healing, sometimes proves an ag-
gravation in cases Of love sickness.
EoRDswoRrH cautions n studious friend
against agrowiug douoIe,' but the girls
think it is the best thing.a nice young man
can do.
The cup of patience Is carved By angelic
hands, set round with diamonds from the
mine of Eden, and filled at the eternal font
Of goodness.
A CHAP writing froEa Deneyer says t'on
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CFrom. the Cincinnati CommercInl.l
OpenIng the baltimore q Ohio Rail

road.
Tho attempt to re-oprn tho Baltimore L
Ohio Railroad, cast of Cumberland. has
proved failure, and will never be sue
cesstully done till the rebels arc driven
out of Northeastern Virginia. So long
as they possess Winchester MS base of
operations. they will be able to throw for
ward detachmentS upon some feebly guard
cd point, tear up the track, burn the
bridges, destroy the CulVerts, md retire
before force sufficient to rcpeI them can
be marched to the point assailed. This
was illustrated in tue summer campaign in
Western Virginia. Whom the rebels Oc-
cupied Romuey with q much smaller bod y
ofmen than now holds Winchester, 1t was
found impossible to keep communication
open with Cumberland, and the sudden
destruction Of a bridge east of Rowlsburg,
cut of Colonel LEW. WALLAcE's regiment,
and for a time placed them in a very per-
ilous position.
1t was foolish undertaking to attempt
to bridge the Potomac at Hnrper's Ferry,
and ended, as wee predicted it would, In
m utter failure. Had General BANKS re-
mained At Sandy Hook long enough to
have enabled the workmen to rebuild the
bridge, it would have Ovailed nothing
As soon as he withdrew the rebels appear
ed at Hnrper's Ferry, and would have de-
stroyed the structure, had it been COM
pleted.
The frst business there, as it should be
elsewhere, is to fght. Once compel an
evacuation of Winehester, MArtinsb1rg and
Charleston, and the road can be opened
and operated throughout its entire line
with safety. To attempt it without such
military movement in advance, is an idle
business, q waste Of time and money that
must inevitably end in disappointment.
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The seeond VIrgLnIa I.egImc

SGGOUu
We have received long communication
from private in the Second Virginia Reg
iment, which processes To speak the senti-
inents of our Pennsylvania soldiers in the
service in Western Virginin. The writer
states that almost every PcnnsyIvanian IN
the regiment has expressed disqualification
ant. regret tlat they ever volunteered in
the capacity they now occupy. The main
reason urged is, that most OF them are poor
men, whose wives and children are not pro-
vfled for rs they should and would Lc, If
tho men had enlisted in their own State.
They also complain that they do not have
the same opportunities of promotion from
the ranks, Which they would otherwise
have. Nearly all the favors in this limo
are extended to native Yirginians, and that
too without regard to fitness-if our cor
respondent is able to judge correctly. The
iact is boldly stated, that the men, in con-
sequence of these disadvantages, arc fast
becoming demoralized, and almost reckless
in regard to future events IN Western Vir-
giRin.
We have calIudcd to this snbject freqnent-
ly aud, If possible, some efforts should be
made 10 relieve our men from position so
unpleasant. All they nsk is, that their
families shall not be deprived of tho relief
benefits extended to others, simply because
the eulistments took place in Virginia iu-
stead of Pennsylvania. They could over
look all other disadvantages, If, as our cor
respondent states, s'the loved ones Mt home
were not made to suffer. There is no COM
plRint on the score of camp accommoda-
tious, and II is freeIyIy admitted that they
have NIL they desire in the way of clothing,
provisions, md other necessaries. We COM
mend the matter to the attention of those
having authority to act, and if any change
can be made to save the efficiency Of the
regiment, let It be made Mt once.
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the 9th of June Cherry Greek had volume
OF water sufficient to run grist mill, ahd
ten days Afterwards, it was as dry MS a
doctrinaI Sermon
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COMMERCIAL.
RUCk ISLAND MARKET.


hpcR ISLAND, Dec, 81, 1861.
RIour-Sprlng double extra, III sacks, $3.50
Wholesale, and ! 20 al retail purchasers fin,
ckapes il is sold al ~ cents less than the aboy,
quotations.
Whcat-~j3aJiC
Curn--lalHlic,
bats--llalSC,
Rye-Ncy ht,c offered, Prices from Is Ia
zoe, according 10 quality,
Bdrlcy-gOagpc.
kcaus-1Jll, 30 per bushol.
Potatoes !Oa2Jc per husnel,
Onions lJc per buNhc,
Butter loN2lrls the usual pucr. N,Hch"lcr
lots l2!c,
Eggs -lnll2! per doc,
Poultry chickens, $lOoal,2u per doc !
dressed turkeys DC per 10 prairie chickens, - GOA
l,20 per doc ducks, Sl,!pahoUi quAls, ,0a60c
per doz
Reei-Good beet cattle, live weight, at the
butchers, command 81 ,75aS2 per hundred lbs,
ForN--Our packers aye not ANXIOUS TO purchase,
owing to the unsettled state oi ia" country, hut
they are offering Ss,-1 to S2,no per huutrrd for
puoI dressed boLs u,or luO los.
The butchers wr puWf . to 2ir lor h,, hogs,
and 4Ac Tor duas.,.
HIues -Orrru y'uuly, tr, green suited, jc;
dry sltcd. 9c dry tnt, zoe green cali, jc
sheep prIt., ,1al ,Olc.
Hay-Pruur S3,OOlJ,uU portion, rmptn, Or
Hungarian S1,uda6,Uu pcrtua,
Wood -Oah 500 to i,Oo cord,
tuAi-Nuid at Coal Valley ward Al Ni cents
per bushe, aud delivered at 9 oeuis per hushcI.
From teams ~ Market SQuarc, II Is sold at "a
lUr per bus.
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Misfellaueous.
CuANCERV NOTICE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County,
In the Rock Island County ci,o,,, co.,.,
January Term, 1862 W '"'
klbridge r. Bean,
William Bell and I'm Ch,ncsr
Elizabeth Bell, BIN 10 royseio..,,,
William A. Harold pags .''''"
X Elizabeth Harold.
N Office is hereby given to the said d..
" fcndant, William Bell, that the said com
plalnant, Eibrdge II. Bean, has filed in the clerk,
once of5ld court, bill IN chancery to foreelo..
a mortgage executed by the said Bell and wife 10
.h' SAID complainant; that an affidavit has been
MED N SAID cause, showing that the above named
defendant, william Bel, has gone TO parts un.
known and summons has been issued irains, nil
OF lhr above named defendants, re,urnable IA
above Now, unlos, YOU, the said William Beil.
shaII De ana appear before onr circuit cour, n,
The sad county of Rock Island, on the SECOND
Monday of January, 1850, answer, plead or denim,
TO sad bill, the allegations therein contained viii
he taken tor confessed, and a decree made accord.
IHgb. f. H. BOWMAN Cl.rr
y. X, BEAN, Solicitor IN persona
now diw
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Country duce
Most Valuable Book of the Day
THE NEW
AMERICAN CYCLOPE Ola.

As volume after volume IS issued, this noble
work eicts stronger praise from all quarters
The North American Review says: ''We can
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fdence IN the work. Each article seems to have
been written by an expert. There caH be no d0ubt
that al least for the Of AHtsrtcdH readers, and
IN some respects chereUer the English language is
spoken, this Cyclopadid UH grraily surpdss in
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In the present startling times, when we need
posting on 50 many topics little thought OF before
1t IL Invalua bile.
Published by D. Appleton L. Co., New York:
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4. j. GROVER, NJ. d.,
PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Office

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Office oppo-
site Rock Island Hous' up stairs.
VIII attend promptly all alls IN the different
branches of SURGERY aud UBsrETRICs, and gener-
al practice.
lie has good assortment Of instruments, and
is prepared to practice SURGERY, on rs most APP
proved plan.
Washington and Eagle.
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home" She must have wandered about
town until near morning, for her limbs were
neither stiff nor frozen when she was found.
Is the opinion of Henry Ward Beecher.
no home can be perfectly happy one with
out three grand requisites--a family bible, II
grandmother and Il baby The same author.
ity says that the finest perspective he knows
is dry goods bought Of Everts'.
TAKE your watches, clock, and icwclry to
Jcanneret uextdoor to the Rock Island bank.
II you want them put in thorough repair
His charges are moderate and all hi, work
warranted 10 give satisfaction.
OSE Of the very best places, in this rctiou.
buy family grocerics isut Temple Buiord's,
Ills stock is ofthc very best quality. lie also
keep, slap Chadiuy Of all sort, aud his is
thconly Snip Chandery store in tins region.
lii a.s 'rtmeut is romplnto IT, also kccps0
heavy stock Of Iroo aud Nail, Ut all kinds.
Hi prices, for everything he keep. are Low,
IN accordance with the times Notice. hi. nI
vrrti.rmcnt aud give him call
Ia the presidents message, although wrll
and ably prnncd there is an omission which
l. objectionable
In these trying times it bchovcs the pr>j.
dent to teach people how to save money, and
thereby enable the nation to assist the exc
cutive in crushing rebellion,
We sincerely hope that he will makc,t all
right by inserting that the best place to bay
dry goods, notions, Christmas gifts. cloaks,
cloth, bonnets, cmbroidcries. ho>ngs, &C., is
at Block y Newburser's,
FoRElGS Ew>.-England interfering with
the Mason and Sidel affair has caused great
ex .ement among the New York merchants.
Notwithstanding many of them have refused
TO sell sugar and coffee, y. Perry. Of Rock
Island, is selling sugar and coffee AS cheap as
ever, \. Perry has Just received Il fresh
supply Of new raisus and cltron, and all the
dalntieS for the holidays. Also a fresh ar.
rival Of kerosene oil, Of the best quality, at
GO cents per gallon. All wishing to purchase
good goods, at low prices will do well to call
at n perry'S
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{. Ii. kNON.

JTNDERTAKER COFFIN W A K Il =
house corner Rock River and Madison SITS,
Rock Island. A fine hearse and team always IN
readiness VIII procure graves to be dug, turn
lsh carriages for funerals, and take the entire
charge of everything connected with the prepa ra-
ton of the corpse for burial. Bodies preserved
any length of time without applying ice to the
body. Charges moderate.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICES.

no" Under tins mead limited numbrroi spec.
lai notices wal bciusrrtcd at l0cents pcrlinc each
insertion.
Dr.. SMITHS ELECTRIC on selling rapidly and
performing many cures. Messrs. ClacIus \ Spel.
del have sold quite large quantity, already. and
they say II gives universal satisfaction. See ad.
yCrtlsement.
The cure Of diseases OF the stomach and Liver
is an easy matter, If iiOOFLAND'S GERMAN
BlTTERS are used according to the directions
Read the advertisement in another column.
d.cl3 daw2w
The following IS an extract from letter WIT
ten by the Rev. j. s. iolmc, pastor OF the Pierre
point street baptist church, Brooklyn,N. y, to the
"JournaI and Messenger" Cincinnati, o., and
speaks volumes IN favor OF that world -renown ned
medicine, Mas. WINsLow's SOOTHING SyRup FOR
CHILDREN IrETuSG!
"We see an advertisement N your columns OF
Mrs. WnsIow's Soothing Syrup. Now we never
sad word IN favor of patent medicine before
III our lite, but We are compelled to say To Your
readers that tins is no humbug--trs hare tried It,
uHd kHOw il 10 beM il cirimN Il probably one
of the most successful medicines orthc day, be.
cause 1t is one of the best. Aud those Of Your
readers who have babies can't do better than lay IN
supply apI!' twawly
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uANING purchased the Abstract Books"
| | formerly owned by Henry Curtis, jr., IS pre-
pared to furnish Abstracts Of Titles to all lands
and town lots in Rock Island county. Also the
names and residence OF ''Unknown Owners, y and
other information ofvalue to purchasers and mort
,agees. Office in Court House, first door to right
Of south entrance.
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riIi; " l.Eki.N ARGUS,

CONTAINING nearly all the reading matter al the
Daily Is published every Wednesday morning
TERMS;-SlngIe subscribers, per anhum 10 AL
vance, 81 90; II not paid IN advance So 90
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LOST.

ON Tuesday. Dec. 81, near A, G. Johnson's
" wagon shop, on Washington street, a silver
cssed hunting watch, and silver cham. The hnd-
err will be literally rewarded by leaving IT at I.
A R.bcock,s store. GEORGE DODGE.
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

y ! IL T. VI iLLlNpiHs
Rock Island County,
To the January Term, A. D. 1902 "i the ''f'"H
Court for SAID County.
Samuel Is. Lambert
Frederick II. Barry.
4 FFIDANIT Of the nou-lesidrhce oi saId
n defendant having been duly hied hefe'h' no
tee is hereby gwen to the SAID FfedeHeh H.
Barry, that on the sixth day OF November instant,
writ of summons ia chancciy against mm the
SAID defendant, st the suit Of the above Lahed
complainant, upon his bill Of complaint ihefein
filed issued out Of the office Of the clerk OF SAID
court directed to the sheriff Of said county, return
able on the second Monday Of January next, ana
that sad cause is now pending IN sad court ana
unless YOU the said defendant, shall personally De
and appear before the said court, on the lst day
ofthe next term thereof,to be begun and holden at
Rock island, in said county, on the SAID second
Monday of January next, and plead, answer or
demur TO said bill the same will be taken as con-
iessed By you, and decree entered according ia
the prayer thereof.
Dated this 7th day Of November, 4. d. 1861.
EDWARD H. BOWMAN, Clerk.
Gro. w. peasants, solicitor tor compl't.
now d4w
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At the Pittsburgh Stove

WILL be found large and fine assort-
w ment Of coal and wood cook stoves. Also
Til, Ware, &c, SC. as~-a..a -.
Miners camp and cooking utensils, and every
thing necessary for complete ht-out.
Repairing and jeb-work of all kinds prompt
and neatly done.
DON & ELLIOTT,
Nearly Opp. Court square.
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STATE AND COUNTY TAXES.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-Ih have com.
\ menced the collection of taxes according to
tbetownshp laws, and hereby notify all owing
tar to settle without delay. My Office is in the
cit esouncil room. SEo: W COPP,
ca d3w township collector,
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HENRY DART ~ SONS,

NTUOLESALEAN AND RETAIL GROCERS
w AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, aud
Dealers IN Foreign and Domestic Wines, Liquors
Cigars, No, |, Guyer's Block, Illinois street,
Rock Island, III
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VIM. l.. LEE.
{. J. WILMAN,

A. X. Phllleo my agent, with the assistance OF
Mr. W!!mans, will close out the stock, at cost,
and attend to all the business the same as though
| were present. WIN. l.. LEE.
Rock Island, H., Nov. 30, 1861.
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TAKE NOTICE,

\ Ii persons indebted to me must pay W
y before the 10Th Of January nert, or they viii
find their accounts In the hands ofthe proper off
Ger tor collection. +. W. SHRADER.
Camden Mills, Dec 10, 1861 daw
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.-Collection
j faithfully made and promptly PAID over. Of
ice at nls residence, over kequa's JcweIry store,
Illinois street.
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4, -. PRESCOTT,

rTORNEY Il COUNSELLOR at LAW,
Solicitor IN Chaucery, Real Estate and Coll
Getting Agent, Moline.
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CiIANCERY NOTICE.

STATE or ILLINOIS
Rock Island County, -
To the January Term, 4. D. 1852, Of the Circuit
Court Of sand county
James Van SAINT vs. John W. Van Sant, Ma
poieon b. Buf0rd, Mary Ann G. Butord, samuel
Brodbent, Christopher c. Webber Henry F. pultz,
Charles w. Ellsworth and Alexander Steer.
4 FFIDANIT having been duly filed herein
! that Henry +. PultI, defendant above named
has gone, and that Charles ". Ellsworth. Alex
auder Steer and Samuel Brudbent, other defend.
ants above named, reside out ofthis state
Notice rs hereby gwen TO them the said Henry
=, puI.a, thauoa W. Ellsworth. Alexander Stec,
aud Samuel BrodOcnt, that on the ninth day OF
November instant, wrt Of summons in chanccry
against the above named Defendants at the suit
Of the above named complainant upon his bill OF
compliant therein filed, issued out OF the office OF
the clerk OF sand court, directed to the sheriff OF
sad ounty, rcturnlhc on the second Monday of
January next, and that said cause 81, now pending
IN SAID court. And, unless you the said Henry
+. Pult2, Charles W. Ellsworth, Alexander Steer
aud Samuel Bfodbtnt shall personally be and ap-
term thereof, to begun and holden at Rock Island
IN SAID county, on the second Monday of January
next, and plead, answer or demur to said BILL the
same Will be taken as Confessed by YOU, and a
decree entered according to the prayer thereof.
Dated this 9Th day Of November, 4. D. 1861.
EDWARD II. BOWMAN, Clerk
T.. .. swErNry, Solicitor for Conp't
uOyiOdIw
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kELLERsTRAsS q FRIES,

ECTlFIERS and Manufacturers oiDomes-
lOtlc Liquors, Importers and Dealers IN Foreign
" ines and Liquors. Front street, opposite Ferry
Landing, Rock Island.
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LAMILl GROCERY AND PROVISION
L STORE Produce bought and sold. store
~ llc west corlrr OF Orleans and Otter streets
the Green Corner,
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OYSTERS OYSTERS!!
CALL AND SETTLE,

A LII notes and accounts due me or the late
n firm OF Whitaker 4 Everts, must be paid BY
the first day of January next or they will be left
with H. c. Connolly, Esq, for collection. Take
due notice and govern yourselves accordingly
Dec3 dawtf A. EvERTS