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Nem Publications.
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LIST OF sIAlfS Capias Co,ernors uzes O. Les's
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Zeal estate for Sale.
TOR ADDITION, ALTERATION, I'M

TOR ADDITION, ALTERATION, M
PROvEMENT. and INCOaE.-A LOT with h AZ, nsd
for SALE Allen-s. for - ,oo tIseckel''t, $500
Churchst, Lot, for $4,000; Eld1dgrs., Lots and
Houses for 500; Frsnkns $3.50; Gfeene-st CoInsi
Plat with House, for $4,000; Grsnercypace East zyh
st. Lot. .ni Mansion for $4,000 hsnryt 5000
a. OJa Msd.onav. House and Lots for $1,000; Mulberry
ST. Lot and Houses for 100 Pearst 2Lcts and oase'
for % OoO Bowery, Lot with mproyement' 81 900
Washir gtonst, do, 1000; Worthst 1900; Greenest.
New Bowery Lots and Buildings Tor 1900; I'd av Lots
and H. for OoO 5thav, Mansion end extra Lots 3S0o9;
d. with Lots 6hav. Houses with Lots for 1000
DO, Lots and H., for 1900 ;t-or Lot, With hs al
Sta for 1900; do for l8coo eh-sv, corner Plat Lot,
20 oco stht extra Lot add houses for 9ooo 8lhay.
Lo,: and H. for sooEi sth,N Let. Factory &C. for
and H. for 10000; Waverley place House and Lots for
p, SEQ d. lcth..v.. with 20 Lot. for 5000.
w is,hst e1traL Sc. sooE. lsth. los, sc;. isooo
W. l7hs,., L. h. &c.. 6toD y 2'd't e. .. S,h iseo
W. llth-.., do.;. l!SWlE 2nh =, .sSi. Co.
w. 18th st., and h. 2s,o00lE 25trN and lot. sooo
w I3h-st 81 sndfse. l5ceoE =. 3oths. h. AID lot. go
w. lsth-st, h. end lot. 3gOlE 3Sst, and ~ iS~
W. lsh.st 2 h. andL 1850 W. 3jths, b. snd 10 oso
w 2i.,st h. and iot 1908 w 3Gths., T. and fac 200
w 2lrt It, h. O. and 5000 w. Both ST. b.. and 4 S1o
w 25.l-st h. g. and .so0 T.. 36th It,, and b.. gc1
w. 21th.st, l. sndhs. l6N0l w. 9Th st., n sud eJsJ
W. 2rth.st l. and ha sO0giW. 5Ith.st, and he. 5000
w. 3Nh-st, h and bid +. Whist, h. ana lo,.. iiVo
w. 3d.st., h. snds' re GOO w tst,t, snd rs iaWo
W. s3d-'t, snd D.; ls,sSE ist't h ,pdi Soo
w. 3sth IT. and bid 1900 T. fstst fac aud <i - .nV
w 4Jdst b. and lot. 42ootW. +5ihst, ard sap. S3o
w. 40 ST., shp and lot. 1000 W. S,th-st WIN Ssh .ss
w l3d-st, h. and lot. 100 z. 41thst, and ie eSoo
w. A,ih-s'., snds 1900 t9.h.s; b. and lot a@v
West s4thst and 24ot0l r. 3l..t h and lot. S9M
L. sil.t, 81. and hs 1856 sch ct. b. and l. 200
T.. lI.th-st II sndc 300 Z. l2.shst2 b. sndL 2,s,V
T.. i29th-St , / aud hs 6,0ool
BEsIDEs NUMEROUS OTHER PARCELS IN VARl-
SASsuFFscTuEEass. aEkcHANqs,, Asp 6 A
ISIS. G. q. PRATT
No. % Finest. Room No. g.
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A Mother Wantcd-For Ite BOY. -FOUR
MOSiHS OLD. We have sent four companies OF little
wsnderrrs IVES, in dix weeks We sut good HOMES for
scme inter estiu; BOYS in HOWARD MISSION AND
HOME FOR LITTLE NNANDERT rs. No 20 New bowefy.
". c. VAN METER, supI
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2n,nScntetlIs
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
COMMODORE MUTT ON SKATES
COMMODORE MUTT ON SKATES
COMMODORE NIIYI' ON SKATES

COMMODORE MUTT ON SKATES
COMMODORE MUTT ON SKATES
COMMODORE MUTT on SKATES
psir of Ssairs Patent Pa ir Skats. by 20 II vsf EsQ
made expressly for hio four inches oi which he
n' skaTS S A sS TE Nj aU sSs
with 81 tbs ease and Of old eIpeienced skater Es
' GRE e s s'Ps ftS!G s t's &c
~, THE 6REAn LIN - nlPpopOIAaM,IUs; WHAtE
sos s2SL WA" HaSpF : FAMILY h moHs sf Sen SEN
fENrS. GRAND CosMoaAMA, and million other cur
rS.rIs NEW FAIRY SPECTACLE. s.dak and K.l,..
. oS The ses2 s ns sr.S't%a ia the .sc b
rls'Nevef before half So much expense r.ked nor
hsf 20 much eNsodiuary end truly ydlane novelty ethib
sIONs
Admission to al Gully % cents. children under TO- IS cents
4 CADEMY OF MUslC-lTALiAN OPERA.
n WEDNESDAY, NEXT, the 18th inst,
IN BALLO ~ N8sCHERA.
Mr. Gran ,s much pleasure in announcing that the mss
q-rsds wi be unusually spirited aud viii introduce mum
AID thar he h, effected an enlsgemolt viii the brilliant
jpsnsh d.nsease, -
Who with Signor XlMESES ard powerful Corps do Ballet,
will inlsoducr IN TIE nascnersoe lisl .
GRAND TEGrsicHoREiN bIvERTlssEMEYT. !,
M.nen,i, B.rill AID oshec. in hs, respective roles.
New Waltz. eG@ro.ss b. 81; bnsnOl will be danced
or THURSDAY tie 2@h win be prodused 20 9Th con-
pe,- mice en ,csus, Anbers chef dngvrs mASSASlELLO
! SENORi1A CuBtS will sppsr % Pencils.
MADAME NJ LUsATS DEBUr. MONDAY, Msrcha
4 NJ. GOTrSCHALK-NIBLOS SALOON.
LIBERALIZATION 81. Seats be secured without extra
ehsgs. Beer sehnsf' 40 'oI Bro,d~sy and si'sl'
Mr. J. oRAu beg, 70 announce ths, ar. GoTTsCHALk'
.sr series Of snnsaty tanphst Concest. in Wa'lirs
ton, Baltimore aud 'hls1e Dha vii give
ONE GRAND EvESISG CONCERT,
Brso THE T 2n MpTSi o os M GorrscHALKs
oSHasshsEs &;zsir a SSsfas sSfs
At IRVING HALL
Admiration No sIir. el.g. ioI Re..Tved SCAT. IN r..
really tod,yM Bee schL msrs No !ol Brosdw.y when
'O' ' b. tsT 70 s I 81 i teff
TUESDAY MORNING. at O'Clock, the 18th Inst
vb.. Mr. Go.ch.s viii play upon two INSTRUMENT. pl,e.d
In the center Of aud sed b. within the
line Of sight Of all S go ofHyn ARTISTS
VIII sie pant tis.s occasions The greatest care will be
s,sse.d 10 make the Matinee. social ADD Commemorative
'''''l'h 3 Isl s I ISD SsssTsTcTioN
NIBLO, GARDEN.
~ Lr.xr. INp a,s.sgRs-E L. DAVENPORT, Il. C.
JARRETT. and W. wHkATLEY.
Fourth ii,. q Joh is' I sSS, . .1 H. COLLINS
'AE4 4hs s' tSEfsss SA% SsAAA'
THIS EI fa hslsSi . 90 f Stfs siioHr.
TIL COLLEEN BAWN.
aYLys VA cOPPALEES with scngsl. Nj COLLINS
lilly OCOSNOR ~iih icnG'l........hf@ JOHN "ooD'
NV AM SPLENDID SCENERY.
AnF NAGsIFtCENIiCAsr or CHARACTERS;
Prsvl1u. q he Drsms backbone. farce-receised on
-trse AZ ., BY crowded With great spplsuseen-
titi-I MiSCulff hAhiNy
With now Medley song entitled " All Nations" aud tn"
P''1''a' How AEs You. BILLY PATTERSON r.
Secured PuG1et - csnts
Family Circle (sn,rs,ce on Croshy-sLl 70 eenes
D1grs opsn At 7, eonimene. AZ u p1ccisely
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Doaro an0 Rooms.

WANTED-BOARD, for a married Gentle
man. in Brooklyn, within half mile OF the fsny Ad
dress H., Tribune Office stating location and terms.
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AliIitarn Notices.

Ore Hundred ld Second Regiment, y. Y. >.
", Van Barren Light lntaDtry.-Liert ChAHLf-o
p. JAYNE has zen @ ln charge Il the Hradqutrt.r No
"a. Broadway and vii forward AL Iaeabers Of tae Regiment
20 he camp a. tie seal Of waI.
All parties connected with the Regiment VII Immediately
report 70 they viii be tres,ed de.eors
Recruits wanted T. Is. VAN Il REN, CcloDe'.
Recruits Wanied-FoT Union Coast Guard, s,th Reg
iueAt York NonIeeT IN sciiye service at fo!t
Monroe Va APplys 10. 5s6 Pes-l.st.
Lieut.. COW LEY. Recruiting Oficsr.
Wanted-By sresig4sed officer, LIEU TENANCY 81 al
accepted lr-ntry Regiment for which liberal price VIII De
paid or safneent aher OF crI~d. Address !us
diAtely, j. T. BILLIARD. Pax Hotel, Hew-YO.s CITY.
Gomez Submarine Electric Fuse Trsiu, No. g.
Amity-st, fe~-AOrk.
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miscellaneous.

ID sACTORY No. 3lS PearL.t, HarperS BsildicE All
articles the Lowest factory pcrs PANT BRUsHES q
o superior quality constantly on baud. JOHN X HOPPEk
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Guerlal Nptlces.


AGASSIT LECTURES:
A Conr.e Of SIX Popular LECTURES oN 'aAN
HISTORY, viii be delivered by ,,,-o r,rr
PROF AGAsSlZ At lRVlNu HALL,
On the EVENINGS of MONDAY Eco. IL ana %is Sn9 On
FRIDAY March II, II, and y, az P "a. .tcA 1 =,
tba r;ncua and the door on the e'srna- Of
the lectures
Coaper UrfoD.-FT Lectures "Social aud Politi-
ee Science The ninth Lecture Of JUDGE MOTT will be
delivered I'm large Hs of the Cooper institute THIS
fFridayl EVENING st .. NJ. Admission free.
ABRAM : HEWITT. Secretary.
Funeral of the late Ldeut.-Col. De MouteIl.-
The eral Of the late Lieut. .C9 DE MONgEiL, Of the
DEpineui Zousve N. T. s. v, will take place from h' late
residence No. ee Fast SD ct on SATURDAY March 10 at
o'elocs precisely The Military Arrangements viii be
under the direction Of Coz. Marshal LEFFEkTS.
Military organizations desiring to participate IN the IA
ceemooes win please report hemseyes to Col LEI
SERrS who Til awe them their ros ion in line.
By order Of JOHN HOGAN
PETER MITCHELL.
THOMAS STEVENSON,
IRA 4 ALLEN
Committee OF the Common Council.
NineteeHth Ward Republican AssOcIatiou.-A
regular citing this Association val be held vt
corner of69lh snd 2d-sv, THIS (Fidayl EVENING, al i
o'clock. w. H. DE CAMP, President.
AIL.N COOPER, Secretaries.
DAVID A. FORBES. : "e
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Gonees au0 farms Wante6.

| VNANTED-A new HOUSE, well located in
w this city, and worth about $1,000 for which VII b
givcn srteen acres Mount Vernon, ~ w. valued Sto
and balance cash. Principals only conmuoicass Win
4. B., No. IS Wslst., n. Y.
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The ILLUMINATION of the city, Oh Saturday
evening, in honor Of the birth of Washing
ton, was the best and the most general we
have ever seen. We sent our boys around
town to take down the names Of all who illu.
minated their houses or places Of business,
and we give them below, as brought in by the
boys. There is a pretty good list, one quite
creditable to the city, though it is quite prob
able they have not procured the names ofnear
all who observed the event by placing lights
in their windows.
The public buildings the court house, the
First Presbyterian church, the city council
room, the ARGUS Office, the Island City Hotel,
Barney's American, Lundberg's hotel, Dun.
laps hotel Devoe Champions book store,
Coss' shoe store, G. NJ. Knox's store, Duls'
ney's Union house, Charles Buford's block,
the residences of Charles Buford, |. Huber
Judge Spencer, Judge Danforth, Judge Bail
ey, John l.. Bean. F. j. Underwood the boy,
think made the finest show. Mr.. Huber
house and observatory were particularly ad
mred. Only one room Mr. Blanding's) wa
illuminated in the Rock Island house., Tn,
following is the list as furnished by the boys
c E Clacius, NJ Gimbel, Mrs Hills, Reqiste
| office, Mrs 1 Biddison, Sergeant & Williams
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COMMERCIAL.
ROCk ISLAND MARKET.

Rock l,LNNp, Feb, 22d, 1869,
flouf-sprlug double extra, III sacks, $500
Wholesale, aud -, 20 At retail II purchasers lind
packages II Is sold at ~ cents less than the above
quotations,
Wheat oAiao
Corn-l3al5e,
uals-lOalac,
Rye-vcry huIe offered, Prices from Is to
zoe, according to quality,
Barley -3na3ac
Boans--7Jal, 90 per bushel,
Potatocs-90as5c per hushe
Onious-lj aaOc per hushc,
RuUef-Shppers are paying from In Sc, Very
choice lots for retailing, will bring Zoe
Eggs None oricred-would bring lual2tc dor,
puuin-LNc or dressed chickens, from 81 90
Ia al 80 per doR,, according To size aud quality,
Live turkeys iOabOc dressed turkeys, Iaic per
Ii,
Bcei'--Good beet cattle, 1--we weight, at the
butchers, command 81 ,loas2 per hundred lbs
PORK The ruling rates are $50 TO sS,JU pet
hundred,
Hdrs--I;rc,u county, ie green siiIed, De
dry saltcd, &c dry flint, Zoe green calf, DC
sheep pelts, 7jal ,Ouc.
liay-pralnr S3,O0ai,00 petton. Timothy or
Hungarian sb,OOa6,uu psrtos,
Nood-OaN $500 10 sI,OO 4 cord
Coal-SrIcctod coal Is sold AT the Coal Valley
yard at cents per bushcl, aud delivered atS cts
per bushci
From teams N Market square, coal - usually
sold at 9al0c per bus.
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Dropsies are Cured hy Hrandreth,s PllIs.


This form of disease is accustomed by the eS-
halent arteries throwing cut greater quantity of
fluid than the absOrbcntu take up. BRAND
RETIl'S PILLS convey by magic rs 1t were, an
impulse to the remote cNtremltcs arouslng their
absorbcnts to action, and IN case Of swelling or
watery deposits, awakening tue sleeping energies
of those vessels.
SENATOR BELLENGER, IF Eerklmer, New
York was great sufferer from dropslcal afcc-
ton of more than years duration He derived
no material help from the prescriptions OF his
phys,clans, who IN fact gave him TO understand,
that his case was hopeless. BY apparently the
mercst chance, tie qualities of BRANDRETH'S
PILLS were brought to his notice. He began
their use at once and with strong hope-for he
comprehended the princaplc OF cure. He perse-
yered with the II for three months, taking often as
many as hittca pills day, but always making II a
rule to take sufficient to purge IN the most effect
ual manner twice or thrice a week. This PER-
SEVERANCE was rewarded by perfect restor-
alton to health which has continued to this time.
Sold by all respectable dealers IN medicines.
Feb. i9--twaw IN.
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L Zeis, p Keen, II Wol,man, James Cupp
Henry Tremain, A l. Wilson, James Broier
lex, 4 Colhurn, John Mayer, Frank Winters
| Huber, VIM Bailey II 4 j Mcdonald, ON
Lane, I I Dodge, Bailey Davenport, James
Failing, Rev Mr. Murphy, 5 II lsal, George
Schneider, Jere Smith. { D Yates, Z Sim
mon, j W Newton Gardner, John Crime.
j Il Gansert, John McParlan, b Gorlon,
VIM Il Ayers, W Randall, II c Connolly.
I j Pickett, l. Cabcl, Herman Field, John
W Spencer, Maj W d Williams, Aug John
son, John Aster, Cyrus Churchill, Mrs John
TObien, John ) Sargent, l. Carter, q Lynie,
Jr, Henry Dart, Mrs p A Whitaker, NJ Is
Clark. Ben Harper, Charles Buiord, John
Coyne, q q Lundberg John Bullcy Rev
Gray, DR. Truesdale, Mr. Briggs, + Burial,
VIM l. Lee. c VI Osborn, Mrs DIR Bracket,
b Lowcnthal, Henry Nolt. } b Daniorth, Sen,
7 AcGuncss, German family neat door to Nc.
Ginncss', [ N Whlrn, Geo l. Carlton, M Cop
lin, John Stauback's house and shop, Dulaneys
Union House, T. ID Sweeney, Deyoc 4 Champion,
Perry, Blatt x Lazarrcs two,storcs, John Zeig.
lcr's Apollo Saloon, Amos Barncys hotel, A Dart
4 Sons A ] swanson, Island City Hotel Charles
Fisher, Mai Wilson, W 7 Norris, Mitchell Il
Lynde, | licinsicrter 4 Co, c Fahnrstock. kci.
sow's store, + { Co.'s, Rock Island Bank, f&
johnson, Wagner Co, Il Don, Don 4 Elliott II
Thomas, b + Baker, j " Morgans, II ) Child, l.
keisows house, Mr. Thompson, Temple Bulord, L
l. Mitchell IL I Blackburn, A Warren, Mr. Bow.
ems grocery, Henry llousman, W : Phillips, VIM
Shearer John l. Bean = j Underwood, A Still.
man, NJ llendce T. 7 Wells, JohnG DeVoe, Mrs
N II Fish, Mrs Lee, Alex Steel, 7 d CRAM, Benz
Stickncy, Mr. Sinclair, Il d Walsh, John Harper,
M Teal Mr. Iuulstina Iumna III van Hahn Iu.l
Mrs Shcean, W Bigclow, Mss Bigclow, Mr. Mcln
tosh, Warnoek 4 Kelley W W Kendall, John
Linchan, II Vests Island City saloon, I Schind
Ter, Aug Schmidt, DR. Armstrong, W II Whit.
man, GAYLORD Il Speidcl, K Hatch, J VI Moore, c
j Yates x Co.
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one of the very best places, in this region.
to buy family groceries, is at Temple Buford's.
His stock is ofthe very best quality. He also
keeps Ship Chaadlery of all sorts, and his is
the only Ship Chandlery store in this region.
His assortment is complete. He also keeps a
heavy stock of Iron and Nails, of all kinds.
His prices for everything he keeps, are low,
in accordance with the times. Notice his adj
vertisement and give HIM call.
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WIN. SHRADER's STORE.

1'IIE farmers of Camden and vicinity and
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ARCHITECTURE.

The undersigned is prepared to draw plans ana
specfc cations, make estimates, and take contracts
for all kinds Of buildings, in town or county,
Having SO years experience in the business ss ne
aatters himself that he can give general sa'is'ac-
ton. ,l horoas
moderate Residence on Broadway, next door
to Thompson's foundry. Shop on Adams street,
near High School
nss- Leave orders at Henry Housman's store'
Illinois street. ,,r
Jan, l3th d W If, VIM. Ehhhl -
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business Cards.
j. j, IyEARDsLES,
WILLIAM sHEARER,

rTORNEY Il COUNSELLORA AT LAW
l Office ~ the Court House, Rock Island
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The following Is an extract from letter writ
ten by the Rev. J. s. liolme, pastor ri the Pierre
pom, street baptist church, l'rooklyn,N. i"io the
"Journal aud Messenger" Cincinnati, o., and
speaks volumes IN favor of that world-renowned
medicine, Mas. WINsLow's SOOTHING SyRuP r0R
CHILDREN TrErHrSG;
"We see an advertisement IN your columns OF
Mrs. Wlnsow's Soothing Syrup. Now We never
said a word IN favor of patcn, medicine before
IN our llic, but we are compelled TO say To your
readers that this is no humbug-ws hare tr'ed Il,
and knor Il 10 JeaN Il claims. II probably one
OF the most successful medicines of the day, be-
cause 1t is one of the best. And those oiyour
readers who have babies can't do better than lay
a supply" aplaj twawly
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EYECITOR,S NOTICE.

TSTATE Of Thomas Johnston, deceased.
IL The undersigned having been appointed exec
utors of the estate OfThomas Johnston, late OF the
county Of Rock Island, and state Of limos, de-
ceased, hereby give notice that they VIII appear
before the county court Of Rock Island county, at
the office of the clerk Of said court in the city OF
Rock Island, at the February term, on the third
Monday in February next, at which time all per
sons having claims against said estate are nstied
and requested to attend for the purpose OF having
the same adjusted. All persons indebted to SAID
estate are requested to make immediate payment
to the undersigned.
Dated this 18th day OF December, A. D. 1861.
MARY JOHNSTON, Exec,rs
dccl9 4w JOHN JOHNSTON, !
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A. i. GROVER, NJ. d.,

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. once oppo-
site Rock Island House, up stars.
\ viii a,tend nromptly all calls in the different
branches of SURGERY aud OBSTETRICS, and geher-
al practice. ,,.u.,,s and
He has good assortment of Instruments, ana
!, nrenared to practice SURGERY, on rs most ap-
proved plan. ,., .,oo, ,o,ween
ESs- Residence on orleans street, oe'"'e"
Washington and Eagle.
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SPRINGFIELD
Fire and Marine Insurance Company.

or SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
CASH CAPITAL...........' o'ooo
Surplus =. IN
CONTINUES TO ENSURE REAL AND
l. PERSONAL PROPERTY on the most favora
BILE terms.
Claims for Loss equi,ably and hOnoraiy adjusted
For Insurance, applyto
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rnE WEEKLY ARGus,

Containing nearl, all the reading matter oithe
DAILY lspabIIshed every Wednesday morning,
>TEkMSi-Slngle subscribers, per annum IN ADJ
vance, ~ 00i II not paid IN advance - 90,
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The late success Of the union army is mat.
terially reducing the price OF groceries, and
Henry Dart 4 Sons, Of this city, have taken
the lead by coming down ON the price of SUI
gars, &c. They are now selling fine article
of brown sugar at ten lbs for one Sl,OO.-
Call and see. Mitchell 4 Johnson's superior
flour always on hand. feb2O dlws
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PHILIP X. HEl NE.

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMEN al
II PAINTER, is now prepared, to execute
with nea,ness and dispatch all order, in the
painting, Glazing, and Paper Hanging Line, and
at the most reasonable prices. Cali and give MN
a trial.
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MRs CoSHLIN has received u letter from
her husband Capt. Conklin, Of Briggs sharp
shooters, who was in the battle Of Fort Don
elson. No ono from our county was injured,
in his company. We expect to receive some
extracts from the letter for publication.
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TAKE your watches, clocks and jcwelry to
Jcanneret, next door to the Rock Island bank,
if you want them put in thorough repair.
His charges are moderate and all his work
warranted to give satisfaction.
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FoRr DoNELsoN. - Since the surrender Of
Fort Doneson n. Perry has been selling gro.
cercs at greatly reduced prices as he antci-
pates downfall in goods All who wish to
buy groceries cheap will do well to 60 to n.
Perry's. ieb2O d&w If