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The New York herald., 1862-12-18

What aas anticipated last week ffrs ouDayred this
week aid only delayed last week by the fact that
large number Of cattle watch intended for iaN
weeks inarset delayed the road and fatied 70
arrive in season We refer 20 the duii aud depresse6
market fOs beet cattle Monday and to-day occusioaeA
by s,erabuadant supply Of beet cattle, the bulk Of
which the hands al the specnlaors, who
induced 20 make extensive ventures by the extremely
high prices which, csrrent 'assYeok Bat IA aa
don TO the very large supply the weather has been
very nniavorable and exefted "a delcier,ops nliu-
cnce on the inafset. The demand vas moderate
throughout aud prices ruled much lower tina"
last veek the estimated decline vary ing from &c TO To-
per pound The range from SIC. 10 &c.. but there
quite number OF premium cattle sae--attel
expressly loc Chrstmas-which sold at from, 10c. 10
l.c per pound: the latter. however, was rather
tremc price, the bulk OF them selling at l0c. llc
much snaer proportion tha1 tisua, sold Monday ana
es draered 10 day even M tho reduced rates II was
thought that would he left rnsoid and there
large number nnsold the afternoon. we are inciined
10 The belief that most Of them remained unsold. as Tia
number OF buyers very small and steadily decreasing
The total number Of beef cattle sale was 6246 head,
the largest number sale at any time. with stugis
exception in September, during the entire year. Tho
number on sale September I6 MAS 6409 head. Notwith
standing the decline the price scarcely
any oTer owing 70 the large prepondersnce oil good 70
prime cattle, which resef wed ict the holidays.
MICH COWS.
Prime mixers have been in good demand, aud high
prices have been obtained. Sales have been effected
t $50 tn $40 for selections Ordinary to good arc
in moderate demand at our quotations. which show little
or no variation.
yYALCALvEs.
The demand continues moderate except for prime aud
fancy veals, which n moderate supply. and which
bring fu prces The range from 4c 10 ckc, but the
bulk OF The offerings sold at SC. = &c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
fleayy receipts, combined with the anlavorabe
ter has rendered the market FOR both sheep and lambs
ni snd heavy, and nearly all kinda have experiences
considerable reduction snaed at FROM &C. 5Oc. pes
head. Fancy sheep fos the holidays quite active
and ruled high. The Following sales in lots per head
will afford nsght 10 the market sevhere20 sheep
lambs sold at $40 each t2o al IS so 100 at 49, 30
81 100 at SO 30 at 81 =! ITO ut - a0 200 nj 81 %.
21o III 81 6s 1is al 81 d05 az - 10, 100 at 30, 500
at 81, 800 at 81 s7, Io. 81 TO- $50 a, 5: 1s, loo a.
81. Total 30S4
SWINE.
Ghe receipts for she week were cne.snons-cxcseds0g
those oi any week drrfug Che entire yes.r-rcachng
5.,!S head. The market scarrciy buoyaut hui
aes layer which ic.n~nstralss thaa fhe pRsk
business OF tnis atty viii shos cnerulous increase
a tie scrrs buy all be hogs they ssnSi scurrent
The New York herald., 1862-12-18

For the week :. 81 S62 .452 :,.2s,, 10. .:92s a,
Previously reported ei ,is9,l:s III 2ecs 14dS, ,ads
Since Ja,.aary sos 2a7.Esl iS, 84s ,5s 1897,
The Chicago Time Of Monday thus notice. the
exchange and money markets there:
The money market l. working Smoothly, and tue 6aus
doing large Discount busness chiefly ~ 10 per
cont Coed paper Is readily taken a; :hs rate where The
colater0is are satisfactory Some Of the houses
planned to-day OF cioseuess in currency but generally
the supply is ample for Nil legitimate business purposes
premium selling This the current selling rate On
collections the bankers charged ol The gold
market continues unsettled and Irregular and the uctua
tons in New York constant that II il iext to
possible to gauge the market by them.
The Cincinnati Gc.sbe OF the same day re-
marks:--
Saturday rather aquiei day Third street. and
there but moderate demand for money Good paper
readily taken at 10 per cent, chiefly the latter
rate Exchange was peaty, and With moderate demand
the market was duh. a discount and par selling Gold
dull under the New York adyiee5, and buyers were
unwilling 70 give over leo Silver wss dull and but little
doing At l:s buying and l2J seng There little
doing in demand notes and buy pg rates were ia II.
Missouri bsns notes nave declined 70 par Kentucky
currency commands x premium ard the Stat. Rank
cf Indiana Z premium.
The Milwaukee Sentinel OF Saturday says:
Good basnessspaper wantod per cent aud nigh,
possibly be negotiated better teras. Transactions in
exchange exhibit variation The current being Il
premium selling on New York and the banks buying ~ =
Gold vas lower YESTERDAY, boyins rasca varied from e
10 so p-etniur the former the closing -c S,!,er aud
demand notes "a premium.
The Boston Pos, Of yesierda, thus notices Tho
Lake Superior copper mining inarhct:-
Copper stocks have been Arm aud moderately active
irgot copper s quoted IN New yer firm. it,i ad.
yapo,ig tendency, and thc returns from the mines
favorable. Minnesota nas been in coed demand at
seventy bid; the November product, j. said, Win
sdcrably exceed that OF Octnber quincy has been rri
a; 81 Y 10 @ the return. fcr ne year soy II 70 he tho
profitable mine in sie lake tF,.kiin ia active
desnant fer day two afa rgiiored thai dIyi-
s-f f.,F
has an fair Gosnsnd ut az 10 ~. Rorslsnd has
bern Ia good deaana a. 1874 tc u &a Proapco;s.f the
mine are said to be RAPIDLY improving, fsceia in the
fcI.t vsin The acuun- from tt eni -al very Tvo.
snd tho stock has l,eeo ia eucd demand nj S Az
ton, after declining 10 Jseemcd to nave scGcei bottom.
Geod demand has existed for the sto ;d bsyss have
rran in hn IN
The New York herald., 1862-12-18

Increase. $yAs3 AZ
The Michigan Central has declared dividend Of
per cent. That the company has done good
business for the past four or five months is un-
doubted. How long that business will last, and
what traffic the road will have left after the Mis-
sissippi is opened, are different questions. Many
friends of the property regret that the directors
should have appeared to play into the hands Of the
spectators, by dividing all nearly all their sur
plus, instead of preserving money enough On hand
to make up for any falling off in business next
spring and next summer.
The business of the Sub Treasury was about as
usual to-day. The following were the fgures:--
Receipts. S490 ,67S 10
For customs. 60, 900 90
Payments. 80. Observation-Disclosures. So, $50 OG
Balance Observation-Disclosures. s 824 ,6O8 20
The New York herald., 1862-12-18

700 Gal n Chi EE..
400 do. ........
$50 Cksv n Toledo lsR.
$50 Chi Il t,ock J RI.
$50 MI h pr du O RR.
100 Tol, ,yvs&WER pre-
so Pitts. .ftW&Chil.R
The New York herald., 1862-12-18

ghe receipts for Ahe week cnegnous-cx xcsedsag
those OF any week drrirg Che entire ycs.rrcaching
5..,gs head. The market scarrc.y buoyaut hui
mses lawer wlc dsossostratss thaA fhr pask
90 business OF tnis sy viii shos cneroeus increase,
che scsrrs buy All tbr hogs they xa hsCurrent
rates are scorrsented by Our quotations Ab0ye.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08

l55s ;Sys mir. h9 e. mst.. Up De sIIo
notion
sort. Of lady Nins ,nd my feeling they'd orte-
Eot iitte female ge,cr boot' are dea'h M oo'"'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-08
TIE GREAT CAUSE OF
Fl U M A N M 7 S E Z 7

Jus, published in Sealed Envelope Price 8 cts
LECTURE ny IN. CULvERwELL, ON THE
.CArSE AND CURE Of Spermatorrlwa, Consumption,
Mental ana Physical Debility Nervousness, Epilepsy,
Unmarried Nutrition Of the Body, las,iiude, Weakness
m the Limb. and Bac&, udispositiun and lneapae.
INV Tor study and Labor Dizziness Of Apprehension,
Loss OF Memory, Aversion 10 Society Love ol Noitnoe
Tmdity self nistrust. Dizziness Headache, Affections
Cihs Ey,s plmplrs on the Face Involuntary Emissions
and sexual Innapacty the Const quenccs OF outhn III
discretion. Sc, sc
NJ This admirable Lecture clearly proves that ID
above enumerated often sc-atlicttd evils may be re
moved Without medcneaud without da gerous surgical
operations and should be read M every nth aud every
man Ia the land
sent under seal 70 any address, plau, selrd en-
lopr on the receipt Of xix cents, two postage stamps
CHAs. j. e. KLINE & CO.,
la7 Bowery, N,wlork, Poe, Office Box iiS
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,9AGE Or VERMONT, DRoBATE COURTS within
EAsHiSoroN DISTRICT ~ | and for the District Aforr
AId win he holden At the Probate Office, ~ Montpelier in
ae District on Tuesday Of each week during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court are re-
adesed 10 ati,n nj to the Same on said court days
T. r. MERRILL, Judge.
Orrrmher |. 1860.
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PROBATE COURT =

probate Q onits within and for the district OF Ran
toth ic tn year ensuing, will be holden as follows
oay IN each mouth, ~
Al ne C,iangt G. unit, II ote IL Chelsea the third
thursday of each month
Al chad wicks Hotel In West Randolph, The fourth
thursday in each month.
Al. l.. Bowles Hotel in Washington. 90 the second
Thursday in February May and August
BY order Of Court,
j. r. lLEA NELANU. Regater.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALEsU VS.

4 SPLENbln IlSsuRFNhNi iasi rc,itd
\ GEu. ". NlLnEkS,
Fireman tulllu
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sabbath school Bell, NO. =
To whom il may Concern

4 H. uerson. WISHING 10 remove 10 warner climate,
\ 0l ,arn something to their adyantag, Of anew set
an, stf ev 4.nply wing tn j. +. sAFBORN,
slWln Last HatdWick,
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Amcricaa II Foreign s'atcmt
IN IL thn\

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>OLiCJTOR or P.4TENTS.
late A 4trl O. Z : P4lrn, ohce, Washington, unl,y
the AT 81 1856,
80 stare stree, opposite Knby st., Hos,os.
frcR to eatet.wr praeticc, o. Upwards 81 twene
y Years. cau insecure Facus Ia he tluittd Sttte
al,u 90 Gtri'' trl,ip funce' and oLrr foreign coun
iues. ta'f"'H Srpciactohr' Asslgnmrnis and al Pa
ret ar ufa~ gS ~, Pnirnl- tAecul.d 80, liberal tenn.
aud WITH d''atel Researches Had, mn, american M
t"tle" Np todrennii' ,'e Nildiiy 81 utiliy 81 ~
t"t ~ in9e"tp md Ir ea ar ulnet viec endcrel !,
400 natter touch, the suu4e. Copies ~ the tla in, ii
my Patent lnrt SIZED nv rening Cue noilar Assign
mtni rrc"i",," AZ Wastn."n,
The Agth'} Is nh Only me 'atrrst ,n View topiabd
iIi through u in,dprs hHNr adt an. 49,. fn s-cur.pe
patents, o ssvet,aiuog lhr ra'enla6r. %. ns"ntou-
unsurpassed ny ~ iinnlrt-dtah ny which
can be nHeiVu them rsrwHrt, Tue tcsfimUnals lciGW
even pr,tr inai n,nr Is MOKE SuCCtsSFuL At I HE
IAItN D.r lG Eunn me- subscriber aud ae SUIT ES~
l. THE BbI PROOF o. ADVANTAGES AID Ahti
IIf ne "ou 0td lhlthr ia- "uHdoGi tra-ou 'nhtieve
and can prove, ai lro other omce 1T the hud are ihr
charges i'f '"essinn services so moderate. TIE "a.
meusr PRAGUE et the subscriber datita twenty }r,a,
pust his enailed INN to accuntulaIea ,st COLI cnl, al
modification. anu ocia decisions tclaivr rai"uts-.
'htsr ''", us offensive inatN Ut legal aud mrcian.
zeal work.. "Hd h nccuurts Of patents granted In the
tnged state 0hd Euo- render him able beyond que.
ton, 10 otrI ,nprtior a,tirs Tor obtaining patents.
hl Necessity of ~ Journey IL WaShmsten TO procure
patent, and ne aSua great delay tier, lfr here saved
inyeutott.
TESTIMONIAL,
" regard W. Eday rs one Of ne NOS, eylti, ,s tsc.
'''N"t Wa''''onets WIN VIM" nave had uht'' Wtet
cnufs,.
CHAS MASON cam,a,s,,.s.ro Of Pct,ni,.
have no b..,atiou IN a~sufiap A. ,t,.f, HAT n,
,annrt employ ,.,u more cou,eis', md tisi,vo,il,t
aud luo~ 'apaair puiins their aiplstons ~ tom
70 @,u" i"t hen, 40 early aud favt,br rousidrtulln,
AT The Pate" uMcr. hhMuNn BURKE"
MI X. u, P,,, In. made tnr m, .ruiIitIEFN nnnn
rauos on all ~ ~. al which lae,, ~. baen arar,,
ed, ard that on. !. nv pending, suah uumls,aSabir
nr,nt ~ great tai. and ability w III t Lends me IA
recvmmrnd al rTrplors 10 apph 10 hm, 10 procure thu
patents they ,, he SURF 81 lawns ~, rn i C,lihm
attention besuN an th.iT 'Hsr, and ,.r, fraSonab
charges JOHN 'raGGART."
nnriur eight ,iLs tie snhsc,h., -, course Ut IA.
hisr pr9euce ""dr ~ twice tri,,J vnliicat,ep.
SIXTEEN Are FAI.s EVERY ONE 81 when VII de
e'srd 3" NJ 'ay"f' b, 'hr Commissioner 81 Patents
X H. EbuN
Boston. Pee, = lsG aoscN
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

Mr.. DIoS BouRccAVIT UroS SECESSION, THE
STAGE AND THE PREss.-In another column we
give a letter from Mr.. Dion Bourcicault, ex-
plicitly denying the statement of the abo-
lition press that, upon the reception Of the
news Of the Trent affair in London, he
took down the American flag from the
prosccnium of his Adelpbi theatre and
raised the stars and bars Of secession in
lis stead. To this denial Mr.. Bourcicault adds
some very sensible remarks upon his American
The New York herald., 1862-02-21
Daily Circulation of the New York
Herald.

Average Daily Circulation. ........... ll3S90
The above figures, which can be verified from
our books. give the circulation of the New YORK
HERALD for the week just past. We believe
that it more than equals the aggregate circulation
OF ell the other daily papers in this city. and of
course it Ear sufpasses that of any one of them.
These figures explain to the public why the
HERALD and all connected with it are so constantly
viied and abused by other journals. Were it not
tor our unrivalled enterprise and unequalled cir
caation. the other papers would never think of
earying or attacking US. The public, however
appreciates this abuse rightly; for circulation
10 constantly ON the increase. The advantages
which the HERALD affords to advertisers, therefore
are seifeyident.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

career, and the relations between the press, the
public and the actors. We willingly allow
Mr.. Bourcicault to set himself right with the
American public, both in regard to his secession
displays and his presumed obligations 1t is
an unquestionable fact that in h.s case at least,
an actor and playwright has very fairly earned
his money; and we are glad to learn that be
has not wasted any of it in the purchase Of Sc
cession flags, which will soon not be worth the
price Of old bunting.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

Practical DEVELOPMENTS OF UNION FEELING
IN THE SoUTH-THE CONNECTION or THE MEMPHIS
AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD BEoKEy--We have
received intelligence, which we publish in
another column, that the Union men of North
ern Alabama and Southwestern Tennessee have
torn up the tracks and blown up span Of the
Tennessee river bridge of the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad at Decatur near Florence,
Ala, and have burned bridge on the same road
at Bridgeport, Ala. about ninety miles east Of
Decatur. This news il true, is most important.
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad is the
only direct trunk railroad communication be-
tween Memphis and Richmond, and the break
ing of this link not only cuts of communica-
ton between Memphis and the rebel capital,
but, in fact, separates entirely the western
from the eastern portion Of the rebel States,
and thus isolates Nashville. There is now no
easy line of retreat for the rebel army of the
West, If defeated and no ammunition or sup
plies can be sent on from Richmond 10 aid in
the defence Of Memphis. This blow is there
fore equivalent to another great strategic de-
feat Of the rebels, to say nothing Of its moral
effect upon their armies.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

ACADEMY or Music-IiGHr GUARD BALf.--A grand bal,
took place last evening at the Academy OF Music given
by the members Of the Light Guard, Captain VIM. g.
Tompkns The parquet noorod 10 the level with the
stage, and made a capacousbal room which was filed
with ladies and gentlemen, the greater part OF the lat
ter a,trsd in military uniform Among those present
we noticed General Sanford, General spcer, Colonel
Nichols, U S. A.. Colonel Martin, Seventy first N. Y.
g. NJ, and many others. The interior Of the building
was handsomely decorated with flags Of all nations in
festoons, &c, and military trophy surmouned by the
words "Iight Guard, 1921" graccd the upper end Of
the room Dodworth's quadrille and promenade bands
were present, and occupied positions in the frst and
second tiers, the boxes OF which were hIied by
ras hionable assembly Of spectators.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

IMPORTANT FROM ESGI.AND.-The news from
Europe by the Bohemian, though only one day
later, is highly important. Lord Palmerston
has announced in Parliament that the distress
in the manufacturing districts in England would
not justify any meddling Of the British govern
ment with the blockade, and it would continue
in its neutral course.
This settles the question of English interfe-
renee in our national troubles. John Bull has
come to the conclusion of Mr.. Golden, that it
would be cheaper to subsidize the destitute
working classes than'to meddle with our effec-
tive blockade, and thus provoke war, of which
no British statesman could calculate the ex-
pense or see the end. The government, led by
the case of the Trent to review its whole policy
touching American affairs, manifestly shrinks
from an unnecessary collision with the United
States. 1t views the matter at issue
rather as financial than a CONNER
cial question, and adopts the. more eco
nomical method. The recent victories
of our arms will be sure TO confirm the wise re-
solution of the British government which is but
the echo of the sentiments of the people, elicit
cd by the discussion Of the case Of the Trent,
and the generous manner in which the admins
tration at Washington yielded to demand
founded upon the requirements of international
law, however repugnant it might be to the
wounded feeling of the nation. The effect is to
bind the British government by its own record,
to the strictest neutrality.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

CHURCH or The REDsNPrioS FOURTEENTH sr'EEr.-Thc
atterng reception Of the artists, Mr. Cushman and Miss
Bennett patriotic songs, Scotch ballads Headings and
dcnoatons Of character last evening has induced the
COMMITTEES ID continue the course.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-13
THE GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER

DIR. Gussott's Improved Extract OF iellew
Dock and Sarsaparilia, put up III the largest
sized bottles, contains more OF the pure Honduras
SsrsaparI!ia than any other preparation "G;d"t,
which is chemically combined "lth the Extract OF
yellow Dock and the Extract Of Wild Cherry,
thus making the remedy more thoroughly eihcicnt
than any other SarsaparIlia before the public. At
the same time it is perfectly tree from all mineral
Dolsons. which cannot be said Of any other Of the
Sarsaparla compounds. The invalid should be-
ware Of poisons. Murcury, Iron, QuInIhe, Potash,
Iodine, Suipher, Arsenic and many other mineral
and metallic polsons, enter into and form the basis
of most OF the SarsaparilIas and panaceas OF the
day. GUYSOTT'S Compound Extract of Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla does not contain particle
Of these substances, as any one can ascertain by
appIvlng the necessary tests.
Let all poisonous SarsapartIa preparations
alone. and use Guys0tfS improved Extract Of yell
low Dock and Sarsapanlla, which IS thoroughly
eiilcacous, perfectly harmless, and purely vegeta-
bic All kinds OF disease yield to It's general IN
Gucuce. Sold bya! Druggists. Juncld." In.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-13
For St. Louis. iairO, Dunleith. GaIena.
FreepOrl, &c.
QUICK TIME AND Low FARE

Passengers taking the evening train of the CHI
cago and Rock Island Railroad from ock Island
and Davenport, make immediate connection a, La
Sale with trains of the Illinois Central Railroad
going North and South.
Time from Rock Island to st. Louis, 10 hours.
do do Cairo, q do
Soldiers tickets to It. Louis and Caro- for sale
at military rates.
All trains ofthc Chlcrgo and Rock Island Rail
road connect at Pond Creek with trains OF the C. B..
x q. II. X. Tor Burlington and Quincy.
JNO. +. TRACY, Gcn'l Supt.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-13
A. j. GROVER, NJ. d.,
physician and Surgeon. Office

physician and Surgeon. Oihce oppo'
site Rock Island House, up stairs.
VIII attend promptly all calls IN the different
branches Of SURGERY aud OBSTETRICS, and gener-
lie mas good assortment Of Instruments. and
is prepared to practice SURGERY, on i's most APP
proved plan. ,-...
Washington and Eagle.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-13
COMMERCIAL.
RDCa ISLAND MARK EFT.

Rock ISLAND, June 10, lsO2'
Flour Spring double extra, Ia sacks, $500
wholesale and =, 40 Al retail, II purchasers hhd
packages It sold At 10 cents less than the above
quotations.
Whcal-UNl1lc.
Corn--lja2Oc,
Dat.
Esgs-ic dol.
kyc-20a@lc,
Barley --3jaiu,,
Beans 1Jasl 90.
Fuillurs--aOC
Ruuer-Smppers are paying from TO SC. Ncr
choice lots Tor retailing, VIII ofhg ice,
Poultry Live chickens, from 81 90 10 - 20 per
doz. according To SIZE and puallty. lave turkeys
iOlOOG each.
Brci-Good beef cattle, lave weight, command
- ,5ua2,7J per hundred lbs,
Pork. The butchers are paying, tor live hogs,
u ,fJa2, 90 For dressed s!,iJa3On,
4 t., Green country, dc; green salted, Aye,
dry .a,cd, Sc; dry hmt Toe green cali, &C.
sheep pcits, l,Uual,s',
llay--prar,o $4,OOaJ,Oo per ton. Timothy OF
Hungarian $1,000 600 pCrtus.
Wood OAK $500 to Sl,OO a cord.
Coal Selected coal is sold At the toa valley
yard at ; cents per bushei, and delivered At9 cts
per bushcl
From team, N Market square, coal - usually
sold at SAGE per bus,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-13

Oh SUNDAY EVENING next, the 18th inst,
the RI Rev. Henry |. Whitehouse, D. D..
bishop of the Diocese Of Illinois, will preach
and administer the apostolic rite ofconfrma-
ton, at Trinity Episcopal church in this
city. Service to commence at I! o'clock
seats free and all are invited.
The Register has, by an oversight, pub
lishcd the above service to come off on Mon
day. 1t should have stated Sunday, as above.
On next Thursday, the 10Th inst, the la
dies of Trinity Church will give strawbcr-
ry festival at Island City Hall, the particu.
lars of which will be given next week.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-13

A PAPER is in circulation to raise money
for celebration on the 4th Of July, in this
city, A meeting, of those pho subscribe,
Of celebration which shall be had. Many
prefer to havea good old-fashioncd barbecue
dinner, free to all the world and the rest Of
mankind. We have no doubt that our peo-
pie in town and throughout the county would
contribute literally of meat bread,v egctabes
and other provisions to get up such celebra-
ton, and all join together and have good
patriotic time. Such celebrations are usually
the most successful and satisfactory, if well
managed.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-13
w. -. WILLIAMS,

A TTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT Law,
n Rock Island, llis., viii practice in any the
Courts OF Illinois or Iowa. Military Claims, State
or National, adjusted and collected Collections
made and promptly paid over. Deeds, Mortgages,
Wills, Assignments, Contracts, etc, drawn with
legal accuracy.
Office, in Charles Buiord's Block, corner Illinois
and Eagle Streets, Room No. !, stairs.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-13
RccK ISLAND, June L..

EDWARD EvERErrs lecture on the Origin
and character Of the War" at Metropolitan
Hall, Davenport, on Monday evening,
should draw large delegation from our
city. 1t is his most successful and popular
address to the people, and as he cannot
repeat it but once ives. Of Chicago, it is
probably the last chance we shall have
to see and hear this distinguished patri.
OF, statesman and scholar. Let us
give him house worthy the man and the
patriotic cause he advocates. See advertise.
ment. Tickets at Devoe 4 Crampton's
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-13

COMPLIMENT TO ARCHBISHOP lUGHEs, The
board Of aldermen Of New York, by vote of
ii to |, have voted the freedom Of the city to
Archbishop Hughes, and adopted II rcsolu-
ton thanking him for his services in behalf
Of the union abroad