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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01

Parties holding Toledo, Lpghu-ipft ana Burlington
Bonds, have APPEALED to the New-York stocs tx
change % enorce a contract against the Toledo and
W,bash road
The Toledo. Los,n'port ard Harrington Rslfosd Com.
yauy s.u,a aud go lou,h Ae 'tock ftchsfs ." o.
,fer bond. - o. Pafposr q bod dog s re'i to
tesesrd snd Io'"io ihe tierela fsin''ds
WsB..l Ihrss b,nsht of the connection and.
IN order 70 i.'. N' - p, 49, " n. -
Io.anp n I'D H'lDson "o o. entered u' A..
g. sb.lrb THETA mouth month e. Arf tLs fos
vi''i 20 ne e1'snt Of ceHsin 81 outage o. ne
a5sofbed were = fl,e. The Ccy, aud sd Io~ao 81
90, Cleveland Panss'h.e snd A.tiaon.a is"" bahio
aud Sac Line. =i.u~r; Toledo hnd " sha.h -" ~"
Il competed tlat tIe wAcr iue OF III" 90 leei 10
Lossnsy,H aud BUM ton b'e4s, "o-a De- 'Hr'H,d b'
capitalists 70 purchae them a! non - t. .e-he
yi-e a. b" hlch tAey we're 81 sold
The defense Of the Toledo and wabash IL that the
Log4nsport Road has not net The requirements Of
the Central The Buffalo aud State Line Road took
tie same petition originally 10 the Wabash, but has
siuce roceted from ii.
Tie statements q tie banks Of the three principal
cities OF tie Union for the last week compare with
tie previous one, and the CORRESPONDING time Of 1851
Us follows:
Lo.n' Depo'i,s specie crea'n
n Y. July o. tis 10 ~ 4J5uiti5 sJ4iit3i
f fSi ja 1;{ s o. 1855 7es ss5 sosssIS
ro,.i...... +islgo2sl Co1oses22sa.G9
Last a. JsE 10, go 90 4'3lIllJ lolZ5d
Last wear ..... e3lOI7 R5o83D5I o0.83llO lo72oG,l
Tie statement OF the Boston Banks for the last
week compares with the previous week. and for the
corresponding week Of 1861, as follows:
July Il 1872. July 28 1902. Jolly o. leei
Loan. ..........stJ @9IoS sC9l93aco 800 20 "a. ~
Iisspa,,i, .. 26@azis 2oGGas I5s8853
Cneueton..... 6.Si0Ei 66.a.lGo t.S)i SO
The statement Of the present week as compared
with the preceding shows an increase Of $40 G3S in
the items Of loans aad discounts, and decrease Of
sl7 O7i in specie, slO9 ~ in deposits, $2222A in
circulation.
The following il an o!Ic.alsttement of tie busnese
at the Office of The Assistant Treasurer, L. s., New
York, during the month Of July, 1862
EECEiPrs.
On account II Customs. ~ ,l2o.WD 30
On account Of fsien, rce...... 40 %
On accouit II PoslO Office Dept. Jtlo ~
ON on account account OF Of Mi.e aa s. aeaaosse %
g5u 20
FIYNRsrs.
pebi, b,I,. 5 e: SS'i "a
Po ss 0ee 6r,. sel 5I-s2sGsi9s Il
nebi, Balance, July 81 1852 ........... s2os316 n
balance e. D.b'g Acc'ts... Slo.a2oeos -
Receipts during IJ3 Vs. - =. ,S 81
To fgy i''' w.
Balance. A95s's-l 80
BY Balance Cr Interes, Accoun...........s3o0y N %
10 Payments. H''''' %
Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 %
By Rcceip,, for Customs In July la62..... s'260 90
By Receipts tor Customs IN july, i0'i'''''' ''"i 80
Increase in July. 1862 50 7ol lys %
by Balance CT Bullion and Expense Accom-. o., oso 50
io Assay Omee a %-''' 70
So tara,,se month sOle 80 i1 $40 p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01

TIE interest coupons Of the first mortgage bonds
Of the Central Railroad Of New-Jers,y, maturing
Aug. l. will be paid that day at the office OF the
Company, No. SO Wall street. The coupons Of tie
fret mortgage bonds of the Toledo and Wabash Rail-
road Company, due Aug. will be paid at the Bank
Of the Republic.
The July business Of the New-York Central for
the past nine years has been as follows. We add
the estimated result for the present July, which, Nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01

CoRREcrIos-The Br steamship Ausralasian when sIi
at this port on Wednesday from Liverpool "" nshe'
T. Cunard-not KunhaIdt Co.. a. 1t appeared III 'Hu's'S
mo rniua's edition.
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Cftur5lou5.
Professional Notices.

hrs. GRIFFIN, No. 25s Grand-st., opposite
- l.ord Tsyl,fs y l.. anl'257 Fuion--t. Brooklyn
ale isruUg fu partial Of Their IMPROVED ahc a.
TEETH with or without extracting tue 100 full sets On
god OF Vl.na 50. silver Rubber 10; partial set gold
pr tcth ~; silscr rupHrr. - t1uacine % cent.
DR. WILLIAM MILLER, Electrician, has
~ R2AO.ED from No. lll i.--sv 70 No "a hfoadw'y
between HrOo.e aud Cfa1lss whtTe ater twenty seven
years practice this city lie viii be glad TO zee lie Ia,fos
AID the r7oic
EDWARD II. DIXON, VI. D., Editor OF The
IL Sca aud CpeTs'iu. aud Consulting surgeon No y
L.sy Office consula the Obscure diseases Of
he pelvic v.scera Rupture Piles NsTcocle, an fi.tua
rsoi sy cured without knife ssture. OAco hours
nom q 10 . 70 3. Gnd 70 eyeninE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01

Jrty 9l-e4OoO bb. flour 1901 bls Corn Meal. n bbs
Nhi.ky l23 bu.h Wheat Tot bo BUSH Corn 80 pkg
GA Coke, ~ Ashes so pks. Provisions W! p4s LAID
J-y Aes. OF d..
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Jane. Callahan. ir.. et al. at. Jasper T. Va
UNITED STATES MARsHALS OFFICE-JuLr 81
CONVERSION VI A sEcEssloSIsT.

THE "HV was
Yesterday for tak treasoo to have been sent to Fort
Lafayette order OF the Government but In order to avoid
cn.erted 10 take the osh OF ag ance ADD
10 enter volunteer in Col TurubuiPs regiment. now
recruiting under the Of the Metropolitan Police
ComIuissouerr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01

The Gold market has not been very active to-day,
and quotations show but little change from yester-
day. The speculative movement has subsidized.
The market closes at l5I at the Second Board, with
fair amount # transactions.
The dealings in Gold Demand Notes have been
large to-day, it is the last day for Customs pay
ments under the present tariff, bat the supply ID
abundant, and the rate of premium declined to 5a5i
the latter being bid at the close. While gold con-
tnucs at the present rate of premium they can
hardly 90 much lower. The 7.30 = cent Treasury
Notes have been steady at 1927 al 100, and large
sales Of Indebtedness Certificates have been made
at 9si.
Tie traffic OF the Grand Trunk Z Iilway Of Cana
La t..z :. L.. 4. H.. I..l..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01

GONETHING NEW. Tall and see PAYNEs
bJFA4ENT WARDROBE BEDSTEAD. Also. his Psten.
lOsn1 AusketO Der. te On. -yrst and beat in
GRfrEIN'S 20 iol Canal Ieei Mott a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01
Groceries ano prouisions.
Personal.

CAPT. FREDK. JAMES S. RAMSEY The
OF tie late Mrs ELIZA STANLEY OF Toronto
Canada West who resident In tn.t city would be
deeply rsteul auy who could furnish them with the
address Of their relative Capt Ramsey In 1856 of
.hip sing beween Newly ok and China Address 10
OF the Rev " STEWART DAZZLING, Holy Trinity, To-.
ronto favor would be conferred BY any ~ pape
copying he above
DELATlNES and FRIENDS of deceased
81 SOLDIERS, buried from the different Ho-ptss in
y s-lugon Georgetown District Oft olumba receive
ell INFORMANT ~ as to their PLACES OF BURIAL by
addressing FRANK r. SANDS, Government CndoltsseT
No. "a t.st.. " sshingtcn. ID. &.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01
1--WE TURKISH BATH COMPANY.

eouri,rcs with The i.les Of the Public the Shares Of
s Jus Bath Company nave been reduced to Ten Doll
1hese however Subscribing or eve shares the amount
~ 90 gan besice ne Tega dividend enjoy the privilege
y"L"AH IlChrt. aye a5e once In every Two months,
y" tH -saIs' ices 2 per ocut on the Iye.tIn-nt. $500
q. ~ oos 70 tue sock Of tae TURKISH BATH COM
[N WI, nov be received lie Offices Of th~ following
yoliNs' evening Pos, kxrrsss journal Of Comm sfce
No. 10 wa,er..t -''' OH ''' a. f'''' .
1Ls iouoTs gentlemen compose the Board Of Direction:
s,nn' ~ 49, ~ ~. hfad'rf. LID. valentine NoIt. - D.
~ ''' bfy shii esl, John Oidronau4, NJ d., Sa1.
ZION. Geo Folsom, H. ~ = i,.,,.,,
Guss Godfrey OGnthef. ESQ J,S, 49, ~ ID ''
chn.e' h~s Lib rFss Coz Vim H. vsa sareo MD.
G. osCANYA- SECRETARY s ,sa .o ,, ''os
= BML OsCASYAN can b. sses 4, ,,. oI.,. Of tauity
Is'r No 10 A'ssae.'i or at 40 81 rsiays,s place.
ry'HE BEST WATER-WHEEL known can
, o~ 'eoa At No. ~ Bsosd~ay.
fNHE NAMES and LOCATIONS Of dealers
q cify aEj country. WAC sei j. r. coz. gfCE-I com.
~. appear ia The hos4ia, SATURDAY. Jnly % Con
e.,eia o. Fioyisiol'. iooA o. IT, aud 'ay, money
WiRE WINDOW SHADES, Of every dcsrrjp.
-Land-cs 80 FOR Pnvate Hous.s Wfe sim, for
"enA' Ho1ei' aud Office. Manufactured and for sale Dy
r. q. RIO hAADSON, No 10 John.st
SHIGS-WlGs-WIGs.
HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE.
HAIR DYEING-ALL COLORS.
MOLDAVIA CREAM,
ror phEsERUSo. BEAUrIeYrEo. and FORCING
mn hAAH 10 CROW.-AI these Article. In the ere.,e,,
ts.iscton.i '''''''
w. A. BACHELORS celebrated establishment.
No. le BOndst.N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01
Iu5Cehnuecns

DYSPEPSIA ard kindred Diseases Of Stomach
gI Boyvls are more rf.c uay cured By veseiab .
rut-ico.. CRACKER DANi kRNALt Nj inau - any
a4ur ISAAC MC0AI Crac.eI baker IiJ FoTsytn'st.a'A
TOR SALE
Z A STA M-ENGINg Of o horse power. with BOILER
Of Ghoi., power; can De from IN 70 p M a. No.
Ii5 Esst ce.A-st.
Z FAKY ROOFS CURED.-EIery' Patent
y Rubber PAM, 10 Il. AMI warranted NO 80
fau3 ls3 boeery Sc Ps' row. Aorpsce - dth ay SO
oh sy 6tthsy 8Zc-s; rlt DAY II South tnsi "msOs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01
sfSiATuRB ALMANAC.

,un-Rises...4:55 SesA...........7:6 Moon-Sets e:H
WATER THIS
andy Hook .ll:05 Gov Island HISS HeGsts. la
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01
. OOFING SLATE.
EAGLE sLArE COMPANY.

Dep,-Coner Of lOihay Quarres at liydevie, Yer
I2.hst New York. mont n M hh,
ADAM pOSTON. Superintendent
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Boots an0 Shoes.

Css IS 50, 81, and 81 5O.-SllOES aud
% D. CATERS NEW SPRING STYLES now feidy
,tJNss Nos 70 and u AnL.st T. S-Ie.,e c.. aud see.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORTED FOR THEM .TRIarSr


AsHES-rhe demand 10 fair aud the market Is steady at
SIS T51t6 3li for Pots Pearls scarce and nominal
COTION-lhs demand continues quite sciye, and under
various rumors unieycrabe the Union army prices
rapidly advancing, closing TO day at i0 for MidiDs p
ad ara. do ORLEANS and Texas which IA advance Of
2d5c y n s-es OF 1900 bales. mostly manuactursrs
COFFEE-Rio eunains quiet but hrm. Other crpons
request and prices well uaiDained saies OF @
baps at ~ bags 81 Domingo 2lc. do, and
800 bags ot. UomiDgo al lb.c. cssh in bond.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01
Iht CfActHhult Ed-tllc NakeB tA6 AUIO"IHe
statement:

The whea; crop hs. just been gathered IN tho Miami coun
try and for the part throughout the state the Dest
and largest crop Of uced in Ohio since 1851 Inc
Of thar the grown in the stale an
the largest per IL probable nst the cIop OF
this will be equal IL 20 that The crop 81 1890
81 800 100 bushels That Of this safe be put
down 0@ONo After 1870 the wheat crop Of Ohio DO
clneo III il reached only ooo0tO bushels IN 1854, winch
bat little more thsn onehird the maxnan. The max.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01
The Detroit Free Press says:

The Michigan Southern and N,rhern Indiana Railroad 10
dong very large business scarcely exce"def since
its construction. The sount Of freight both through ana
way very large and the company times mod d on
to .uppy sd,quse number of carry oil the large
amount acoun. ulstng at lie various ports
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01

Parties holding Toledo, Lognusport and Burlington
Bonds, have APPEALED to the New-iork stoc. tx
change 70 en,orce contract agsins, the Toledo and
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-14

ton Of judges and state officers at sum
which the prosperity Of succeeding years
and the additional labors required, rendered
| altogether inadequate. Such, however, are
| the present exigencies Of the times that the
convention could hardly have failed, had the
same course Of fixing the amounts been pur.
sued, to fall into the old error and settle up,
on salaries which, after peace rcyisitS our
distracted country, would speedily have been
found too little for the duties 10 be dischar.
ged
by leaving the question to the general as.
scmbly the compensation can from time to
time be adjusted as the people may deem best,
while II Is with equal wisdom provided that
no alteration shall take effect while any in,
cumbent, AZ the time the change is made, is
in Office.
And in the same connection we find the
admirable provision that judicial and other
other officers shall receive ono other allow.
ancc or cmolumcnt' than such fixed sum ~
may be- determined on, This is excellent aud
lowanccs " under the present constitution are
greater than the salaries. Thus, for instance,
the governor gets II salary of II 500, but the
general assembly approprates -, 500 for the
governors garden and grounds, to Ncxpcni.
ed under hi, direction So, the per diem Of
the general assembly has been two dollars,
but the postage and newspapers for the ses.
son amount 70 three times as much rs the
pay Oi the members. This whole system Of
perquisites is radically wrong, aud the new
constitution very properly cuts ltup by the
roots.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-14

ne salaries OF public officers are not fixed
IN the new Constitution, for the reason tbo,
what would be good salary this year, when
the times are hard and money scarce. would
not be IA good salary neat year. when the fines
may revive and money be abundant. Under
the new constitution the Legislature can re.
dnce or raise he salaries just as the times
may justify. The Chicago Times is decided.
ly pleased with the features of the new con.
sutuhon. The Times says:
W are gratifed to perceive that the new
constitution ~ leayes the question of salaries 70
ine general assembly. This is as it sbould
we ohe OF the great objections to the old
constitution was that it fixed the comnenso.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-14

Every facility is ginen by Gen. Strong t,
friends, 70 help them in search OF the wound
cd and killed.
.WAsnlSGToN, April 12,-Thc military com
mttec OF the house have u bill ready es,rL
nshing national cemetery in the District Of
Columbia
llerad's dispatch
:, The rebellous ladies', Grcenhow, Morse and
Boxley, have not yet packed their trunks os
they are required to do SO under the direction
OF the commissioners, rs directed by tho milf
tary governor, They are allowed Ia remain
III thclr preparations are complete.
MIS- "rcenhow IL quite outspoking in re
Terence 70 the campaign, She portenls that
ten. Mcclellan will not be able TO strike n
blow AZ Yorktown Tor many days and that
when he does he will be defeated by the rebel
army which will be $4,000 strong
Tribune correspondence
Further information from Pittshurr Land.
ing shows that there was n terrible rnrpagc
among the Illinois troops, of whom many wore
in the battle.
There weronot less than 1000 troops from the
list district (Washburnc's engaged. They
lost two colonies, Ellis aud Davis. Major
m b,vo ioo,, u,',','i,I "'' N"0""
Thn Tr;lnno,s S1a,;,l ,.u.......,... IL,
Con N,n,""I,. or,,,,,','i WIN
onC,l,. pmn =; a,;i,' 80 ,"i "'' quit
Tine raiIrn,l h,iI,oa, ,Ea W." ;''',',Sn''
I'' y" - "' '"nl Po."t' u's'royca
trock wil, Ls ra "ui ~ ,"Ga WIS week Inc
ErhrI scnn,.dr S ,fp'''Iu'
our co,nn n,J s,ro',,,i"." p'o"''"E "p ',S'
nirkeJ nv ''"-7'''' NV "''"'''""''y
'T,,, ,riyo,o. occo,, p,,,,,.,. ,..,..,
say thny Loyo no., ra,,',,ai t','1n'Nno
hnunock rcnor, ,o, Co." r 1l",i ',.V nlPpa'
body guard had been surrounded and taken
prisoners. Doubtful.
FuKr MoNRoE. Arru IL Tho Norr;,,o,
remained in the .oupn no.;,i,, al l,r o',,ss
day, until evening when ,nrr,bor wi,h ,h,y
rest Of the rebel ncc, .Le rc,nr,o3 ~ ynr
folk She !. gonor,I,, .,, .,I, '''' w i,"'
npround N1nn If ia roj dI p.,, La,'' sl,o,,.n
themselves ,,.Joy
Several ron,oirs If yossols :, ,,r, o;-o
evidence in rdIo,;n, - ,h, ,Lroo - ,,ofg I Sn'
uurcd Ly rho rcLnl s,ca,nnr ia,nos,omo TLap,
were ordered 10 move over uut .iJc If F"r;,
ro,s Monroe, or inside of lIamnton har, A.
the nosition or tho y,..o,. ~ ano",;"n ,ra.
n,dc the bar. the blame. if onv an account
Of their capture should rest un6n the horhnr
mnster r,,hor ,ha,, 49,, o., w va w.
Mr. Oui,, - cnrro.,,n,'Io,,, 'nS.i,'N WI
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legal 1lutisrs.
WAR CLAIMS.

ANiNd completed my arrangements
- with gentleman in Washington CIV, well
s ana 'aEorably known attorney for claimants pen.
SION county land and patent agent. am no,, TIjy
re,i" 70 prosecute all claims Tor pensions, ar
J,Sailop pay, pr'ze money, &c, due wounded and
cbiId,.n - seomeh, or widows and minor
en.,utee OF deceased soldiers. have all tho yc
d1's'e ,otins' Also list OF the killed and wound.
eu ~ toihpanlesifo this aud ADJOINING Conn,,os
COPIED from the original files in H." .unn''os'
"" "I',o WV oe IN regular receipt of these.
'' " a"',efs, contractors, Sc, attended 10
before me proper departments PARLIAMENTARY
,i'',' oeiofe the general land office, and ali o,he,
BUSINESS requiring attention IN Washington n,-
tended to. No charges made unless n clam :
successfully prosecuted. ''''"' u
:, "H%t"gfon Rfereaces-.Ilon, J. $. BLACK
Hon Edwin VI stanton, Hon VIM. A, R,charJl
son, Hon Johc W Fomcy
Rock MaM Rqtveaces--IIon. !. ". Drury
Hon l. q. Wilkinson, Hon. Bailey Dayenport
Mc'sf' Mitchell Lyndc, bankers.
Address II. {, CONNELLI,
=, Attorney at Law.
""'eh 81, da"Iy Rock Island, Ill.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-14
Canoe Creek Election.


canoe creek, April >.
Mr.. j. b. DANroRTn, Jr.--Sir: herewith
transmit to you list of the officers elected at
the annual town meeting:
Henry H. Hill, supervisor republican.
John S. Marshall, assessor, democrat.
VIM T Feaster, collector, dem.
Stephen Odell, town clerk, rep,
John II Bunk, commissioner rep
John Reynolds and Ephram Cain, dems.,
and John Moore, reps, overseers Of highways.
Moses Hubbard, oyerseer of poor, rep.
Perry Henderson, pound mascer, rep.
stephen Olell resigned the Office of town
clerk, and JAS II. Johnston, rep, was apnoint- |
ed to fill the vacancy,
James II. Johnston, Town Clerk.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-14
FOR RENT.

J'llE property and fine residence in the 4th
l ward, on the bluff, lately occupied hv Joseph
Comet, Esq. is for rent. to a good tenant. The
place IS very desirable to any person wishing to
i've IN handsome retired situation. The grounds
are ample and well stocked with fruit and shrub
5ry.
To good tenant the rent will he moderate.
ALIEN. F. SWANDER, Agent
OCk lsland. Ami / INh2
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-14

In view of the recent elaborate "purs " Of
COL White in the Chicago papers, it may
not be inappropriate to call attention TO tho
remarks OF Messr>. Steel and Herrck, in re.
iaton to him. They are unpreiudiced and
unlntere,ted witnesses,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-14
DOCTOR J. L MORSE,

ANlNG located in Rock island for the
| 1 purpose OF practcng his profession, Will
answer promptly calls IN the city and surround
ing country Office at j. W Nche's New Drug
store. Residence on Madison street, one door
north Of p. l.. Cables.
Rock Island. Ami h. lhG0
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-14
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

n Office is hereby given hat the Partner.
! snip heretofore EXISTING under the firm name
OF Henry Dart Sons, s this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All notes and accounts of the
late hrm must be paid 10 the firm of Henry Darts
sons HENRY DART,
CYRUS J. DART,
ALBERT c. DART
April 10Th, lsCs.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-14
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

School Commissioners OHce
Rock Island, April /, 1862.
Teachers desiring certificates and other per
sons having business with me, will find II 10 their
advantage to come only upon Saturdays, as the
duties otmy Office call me away much that there
no certainty ofmy being at home any other day
IN the week {. NJ. HARDY
april dawSm School Comms'r
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-14
NEW FIRM,

The undersigned will continue the business at
the old stand under the firm name of Henry Darts
Sons, aud will pay all debts of the late firm OF
hehry O"ft Sons. CYRUS j. DART,
ALBERT C. DART,
WM II. DART.
April 10Th, 1852
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-14
ACADEMY or THE iNMiCjLiTE
CONCEPTION,

NE SISTERS OF Charity would hereby in.
1 torn Their friends and the public generally,
that they have rr-opcnod the above named acad.
ilIr
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-14
OYSTERS ! OYSTERS :!

HAN + made complete arrangements with
l Mr.. II. Cooke for his celebrated Baltimore
Oysters. | shall be prepared to furnish them
wholesale or retail at all times.
+. II. WARREN.
Rock Island. Sent 20 DIFF
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LOST.

| thursday evening gold breast pin
" was lost IN the methodist church. or ON the
sidewalk between It and otter street. ANY one
finding the above, viii be suitably rewarded bv
leaving It, with name OF finder, at the ARGUS of.
fee "
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-14

- The Arg,s i. the only paper in this coun-
ty that takes iccgraphic reports consequently it
can f,.=i.h the people of this and adjoining coun.
ties with news in advance Of any other paper.
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STORE ROOM AND DWELLING no
RENT,

[ Madison street. near the Union house.
" Enquire OF Leas X Son. or at Wilson'S, ON
the premises,
march lj--dwlm
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=. ID. SN EilNEY.

4 TTOlNal 4 COUNSELOR AT LAW
~ ONCE, corner of Eagle x Illinois streets,
near the City Scales, Rock Island, Illinois.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-14

Among many other provisions in the new
constitution inserted for the purpose Of
reducing the expenses Of the government
we find the following section in the revenue
article
"The general assembly may provide that
all taxes and assessments for state, COUNTY
school, or any other purpose, may be collect,
ed by the same person"
The general assembly cannot fail to carry
out the reform here indicated. Hitherto we
have been blessed with two or more sets Of
officers for DONG what could as well be effect.
cd by one. BY this provision, another leak
through which the public money has been
wasted will We stopped.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-14
IA" KENTUCKY BOURBON. a1.u

supply OF the finest Old Kentucky Bourbon
WHISKY has been procured, direct from the man.
ulaetutefs, IN Kentucky, aud the public may be
sure OF always finding the genuine article at
VESTS SALOON.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-14
I'll o As j. BUEORp
PROPRIETOR OF THE
Rock Island Foundry & Machine Shon

ELPS constantly on hand and makes f.
~ ords sT,, steam Engines, Boilers, Water
tron,, -i'l II, IRONS OF all descriptions, Store
p me, anu al other articles made ofcast IRON
Partlcnlar attention given to the mannf,ctnrc If
boIer ana Sheet-lron Work. as well "a RIark.
s sun l'hihF and Steamboat work. Also. dealer in
~ ahG Sheet Lead, Block Tin, and Block Zinc
W Fought Irons, Butt and LapWelded Pines, ofaI2
81 BRASS ol Cups, Globes, and all artic les usu
shop. anu '"e"'he
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To.1ag's advertisements.
WieSt'S Saloon,

This popular Saloon aud Billiard room, under
the Island City Hotel, has just been reftted and
put IN the neatest order Tor the coming season.
Thorough repairs and new and superior fixtures
make II one Of the plcasantest summer resorts in
town,