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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01

lA Revivals.-A correspondent notifies
rs that series ofDmeetingsI have Just
closed in the Methodist Church at New
burg, during v6icE sayenty-five persons
were co6ssrted andaddsd tot Church.
The meetings were under the direction
of Rev. F.. Walker, whose iabors have
been crowned With great success. ........
The religious awakening in GreencastIe
is about over Numerous accessions 10 all
the churches have resulted The revival
at the Baptist Church lasted seventeen
weeks.........seveRty'f 'four persons have
been added to the Christian Church in
Erankiin since New Year,,.....,.,,. !. 80. The Uni
ted Brethren, have been having rexteu-
sive reviyals in the central part Of the
State In one place over one hundred nc-
cessions have been made to that Church
4 The Western Adpoeats of March
1 lst reports about 1860 accessionsi and
! conversions. The Northeastern of the
same date reports abontS nine hundred
.ssss.-.. Aki1 RFkSSt1k1& &l&AN&@N@ q t&% @4AF&h3@
taHt, of March lssorecords about three
hundred and d1fpS, seesasions ispd} con
versions, sSsas.. The California Christia'
AdUOeate reports a revival in progress
at San Jose aud OF Petaluma, and
Continuance Of the work at the Powell
street NJ. Z. Church........ lions Hey
aid reports revivals in Massachusetts a
, Monument, Chatham, Chester and g
Lowell, with two hundred conversions :
Monument Half the nnmber a wer
heads of familieso G Acc Chatham most {
the coGSeftswere from middle life.......
Rev, W, Jones, writing TO the Norther
= ChristiGn Adrocdts from, IowSille, \
r ", reports revival, in which ffty o
!. more have been converted-largsl,
although not wholly, amongthe student
1 of the aeademy.-...~.Lnthe Gfrssfia
AdUocdte and JournGl We see notices
. revivals at Coeymai's Hollow, in Ne
York ConferenceF at Vienna, FreeholC
, Hope, Hudson City, Anderson, Mopl
+ Lebanon and Sparta, in Newark Co
!, ference. The total is four hundred al
l. txentv-e;x Conversations s--s-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01


| in Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, on the 2Sd day
of March, at 81 p, 10. He had been
quite low for weeks, and the event was
not unexpected 10 himself OF friends,
Bishop Hamline, 50 near as we can
learn, was born in the town Of Canton,
Connecticut,. May 10th, 1897 He was
admitted on trial into the Ohio Confer.
ence in 1892 Among others admitted
at the the same time were Joseph NJ.
MDowelI, Edward Thonson,a David
Reed, Edward D. Roe, Il, ". SbaEsr,
Arthur d. Elliott, and William P. ssrick-
land. ~
Atthe General Conferences held in
Cincinnati, May, 1885, Rev. WA Phil
lips, Father Of J. NJ. Phillips, of the
Book Concern, was elected assistant edi-
tor of the Rssfers7 GArtsaam 4Gepcats,
DR.. Elliott being editor. Mr.. Philips
dying the same year, L. l. Hamline was
chosen his successor. In 184l, ON the
same issue of the first number, he be-
came editor Of the Ladies' Repository.
holding The pDsiti0n till chosen Bishop
in 1s4A Fssling bis AeAith insukAent
for the duties of the Episcopacy, he ten
dered his resignation of the same at the
General Conference of 1852. Since
that time he has resided chiefly in his
own dwelling a; Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, the
seat 'ofshe IowsFwsslsyan THiyersity;e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01

.ninss qg ss ssoF1q s1oiso
wI-6sSI lOS a91aH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01

Cow Feed, &c.
CoRN, Oats. BrAn, shorts, Crushed Corn, for
~ sale, a., quantities 20 suit, at ss-zsss
v1CKERY BROS,
mh22. 1872, Main Street.
XNHITE LIME Plaster Paris and Cement-aiI
w fresh and good-ior sale at
NW yIOkERY BROS,
mh22- ae 81 1S2, Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01

CUGARI SUGAR L. Crushed, Powdered aud
- Granuiated Sugar, white and yellow Coffee
Sugars, good and comPaon brown Sugar. All at
reduced prices--5 lbs common brown for Stat
HHs vICKERY BROS, 3 E
mh22 1s2, Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01

esa xssoAM L a $40 4 "a tYEwoA Z st
= Y-vzas .zosazzz5G - T'aEH ,HxsgsaaI q
"a aeast sFaHa,.H Il asEsQa .lsa1zsa.A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
no! EVERYBODY.

IN order TO make room for Goods now on ths way,
i bought at low prices we offer our present stock
at greatly reduced prices. Come and see.
vICKERY BROS.
mh22. 1872, Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01

GOOD Powder, Imperial and Young Hyson
" Tea, ,-5apeul and Black Teas-all at reduced
prices. Common Green TIA 81 per lo., at
vICKERY BROS.
mh22, I32, Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01

"a NI-AN - -oE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-10
From West Point.
Reception OF General Grant.

Wes Prnt, hny Q, 1s6b-Lsry thi. morning, the
people from al the country round about came pouring
into tho VILLAGE, to greet the sroat military chieftain
Leu'casnt-General Grant. \ large crowd gathered
Oh the wharf long before tho arrival Of the boat and
when vt lnt appeared IN ssht they greeted It With
hearty cheers Soon the s'eaiuer-the Henry Burden
rounded to the dock. and Gen. Grant came cG. such
= shout sro-o At ,lght of the hcrol Tho air va
-hi,e with waving handkerchicfs. In the midst of
these Concentrations OF JOY, ten. Grant Wa suddenly
found 10 hsve been spirited away. lie had GOT into
a carrisre -ith Brevet Major f0rquhsr and rode TO
Gen. Cuur's residence, where he remained an hour.
Meantime the crowd proceeded 10 the Library, who're
the examinations OF pupil, procfes.inr and vh,n
Gen. Grnnt arrived there, rs eNfsctci, another
tumultucus scene ensued. About ~ O'Clock, the
General drove 10 Co,Eens' Hotel, to SEQ ten scott.
who I, staying ihcre The old veteran stool on the
stops Of the hotel cad in his ul.yrm o. Lieutenant
General n honor Of the visit VI the only otacr Lieu
tenanteneral n the nited state, The Generals met
and shook hands could not avoid noticing, At this
moment the striking contrast the appearar the
tv o men-the one tall, commanding, venerahe-the
other short, pain-lootinr, and modest to the last
degree In Response to Gen. scotts words Of well
come, in which be Asted Dod's blessing ON e., neral
Grant the latter responded THANK yOu, air. am
ead 10 see you In suck good heath" ten. Scott
theu expressed LIS gratitude al the fart that Gen.
Grant had passed. safely through 20 many d.nrors,
and hnd brought the country through its peril,
to which Gen. Grant again responded, Thank YOU"
II to be the word most natural to his tongue,
thou. ho say something different. a. he showed.
when getting tired Of the numerous applications for
his GutogrHph, he dcclnei writing hi. name any
more Just one Tor me-" pleaded another pcrsou.
81 said no." said Gen. Grant; and when say no,
mean no" In such trihins utseranco A. thi.
thought could be the peculiar character Of tho
man. even Nh. Grant Oh one occasion illustrated
IT BY saying, "Mr. Grant lea very obstinate man"
On returning from CoE2ens, the Lieutenant General
v,nessed revie~ of the cadets, and q, o'clock he
departed tho train for Albany, amid the enthusi-
tie paudits Of the sathcIed populacc 3.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-10
Supposed Loss Of the Dupont,
Portions of the Wreck Found


The Captain Of the pilot toat Ariel Patterson, No
II, hrnrs 10 THE port that he spokc the ha'k
Pride OF the Ssa on Thursday, from MatAmoroswhich
reported that, having econ parts Of awrcck 10 the
toIthward, she kep; that I'LL Ia the latitude Of
Cape Nay, whore she fell IN With quantity Of
wrecked material, and picked up one metallic and
one long I'd lie boat trunk yall'o and writing
dc.k, which contained g,ld watch stopped A. o15l
some small articles Of clothing, and tho ships papers
Of the steaUcr Admiral Dupont The Captain Of the
pide Of tho SEA Judged from the shattcred hnd tom
condition OF the bits Of floating wood found, that the
Admiral Dupont had exp oded her boiler. There was
also found laTre number OF lifc-prosclyen, l1t no
people wore picked up. The fragments OF wooiv ork
covered the water for 'pa, OF two miles. The gold
watch, etc, found, were delivered TO Mr.. GeoTse
slco Of the above named pilot boat and can De
at his headunT,ers No. $50 water street. The bark
Aibino Which arrived yesterday fiom New Orleans,
reports having paced the quantity OF floating
wrecked stuff "a csrr May, on the 'th inst. Among
the suf two trunk we're observed. The evidences
OF an explosion wcro de'meI coucim yc The Al.
mral Dupont -Wlci from 'hi- p'r' ol The Afternoon
o, the 7sh instant. She iron vu.-r, iounr y
blocknic-runner, hut latterIv in the Government
service, having been coldsI.url and .o.d.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-10
General Intelligence.
Try hsil 70 a, hss York sss.l

A gentleman living on the James Ryor recently
toot .he oath Of ailc;auos, when bis wife and
d,I.ht-rs relsed b speak 80 him for l.ysrIl days
Ius Vulc town n 0uroe, Mich, contains eighty
T., . man ageaht .lrls and only three unmarried
men. Those egtty-s~o iorlorn ienaes should 10
rescued.
MEs. srrrnES 4. DOUGLAS gave = brilliant recep-
tion TO hor friends bt Washington, on THURSDAY
ngat ior the first tune since the death Of her hus-
band.
A ooRRreroSpEST speskng OF Gsneral Sherman,
SAYS his pictures are ike him, III only his whis.
kers were a Little rotder, and greater hosIill.y 10
ths War DenIr.menI thrown into tho expression
Of his face"
woNAN cAlled on an attorney In WilliAnspori,
y, Y, on TUESDAY Of last week, and requested us
E-EslAnce IN collecting bounty and nav tor two
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-10
From San Salvador.
A Rebcllion In TINT RrpublIc

ArcboIllon hrote out At San Miguel in san saliva.
dor Central America, on the 10Th Of May, AMI the
Ictols, led D., neu C.tauas, go rs Possession OF the
pul he buildings there. Presdeat Ducnuss there
mon declali the Pepu1i.c under martial lse, and
army OF 3,C0 men Wa raised in three days to
poce'd against the foe The President declares that
the rebellion IL important only aH example, and
thesefCre must he crushed at once. Traitors mal-
contents and their acoompIices TO ho Judged and
sontencCd by military tribunals, 40 in une Of war
solIots and citizens who nAy have c.rntcn4noed
the rebellion, hut have net taken up arms In Il. de-
fence, Will be isrdoned reporting m mselyee to
tie commanding General Of tho city OF san savad Or
The local papers state that there neral incina
tou, amounting to ucaily un.er-al ole TO sustain
tho Duennas administration.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-10
From Savannah.


The L. 5 steam uan'port Maisn4as from ssvan-
nah arrived At this port last evening she lott 1boe
Light on the 9th inst The steamship North star
rived At Savannah on the evening of the 9th, rom
AleIandris, Va, sith i,ICO troops. Business Il, sa-
vsnnsh at stand still market overstocked, and
no money to buy. The health Of tho city and the
troops good. On the morning Of the 9Th, of Care
Delaware, passed largo quantit.es " panks, spar,
and cabin stAntheons -aIpAcutly tho wreck Of \
steamer, also pilot house, masthead, Tenders and
cabin furuituIo-hAving the appearance Of a recent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-10
A Pirate About !
Auorriblc, II True. story.

The Na--au GuAEaIAS OF Nav Jtu has tho follow
Ing hut Nassau dsies ol the 18th, previously
received "a Havana ulIo no men'ion OF tie
reported piracies and outreses alluded TO-
l.Arr> ''., II, 1876.
TO M Ei'or = ne Ads-d Gu1r tiIr
There hHs lecn ~ hNiul Dutrgc" committed Oh
tho,e lslaudA, which ! have MT steI in int.
1Lc p!iat. Iarr, waO Captl ed Cue theA.ap"aNr out
oil New lolk, aud alto the Roanoke, t!o,n Cuua,
hs, made HE spas1Tauce n here. lie board
ed the tak Lizzy, from Cuba lie set tho
vcs.Cl On me, and sailed iOm hfr telling
thr Car. alu that no int, nded 70 dIONI thou'-
aud hciue No., WAT whs oyor It1Nius t,r-e poor
WIrtCuCs 20 save themscl,rs IN small luat-. IL Il
ih0ug't that some Of ihcm Nl' ha.ut oT owned.
1ur- have not hoeu found vet. ftrr even wanted 70
Ihlut thee poor -nors bee Florida lot oWe
OF her crew IN sWiun.lg a hUrc. Captain Mason, Of
fhc lAIk lzEy, salr that tAc pIRte reL his rhlp
hiC nitl laid which he und Ia phltl,And It Hp cad
from rtom 70 stem hu ming on wsicg tho same on
deck gnd that soUo Of them hAd 10 leap overheard
keen uuL Cf the NAy tf H. lt rpl last that lust
Al .unloVu steamer, l-Iqge- iFlcd, hove In sigat,
and the pirates sa I'd from her and about O'Clock
cannon were heard and ila-h's were soen The
stctkert saved some Of the haTque. will write TO
son -lnn and tell .ou all uhout this mUrderons act
wien have seen all the officers,
/ reman, sir, your, &c,
kIoHARD SMITH
Ps-The pirates took one of the baTuue's ,nnll
loais ana sunk it, 10 keep the crew from ssyilg
LemselYes,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-10
Telegraphic Communication With yicks-

T. The Ediiors Of the y. Y. sun:
NIcLsuuHo, June The Nicksturg IIrGALp
send rrcctiugs 70 you. Lone lie TO tho Ro-
public. 4. BAtLrsroS.
Editor Nicktlurg Herald,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-10
Occupation OF Browu.,iile, Etc.

Nes ORLEANS, Junr :. -Bruwusvc, 7, ,ss vas en-
tered by the forces Of firisadiog.oneral Brown, May
gl.t Tho robcs before leaving. soi thcir artillery
to the lmpcriali,p. Couina' Is still lowering about
mlinmorss. The Confederate soldiers active ia
,ulduue euerrilas In tho Soltheru states. No mer-
ty II shown them. The report Of Kirby smith's
'roing to Mevco I, confirmed. lie takes with him .
tsrre amount Of money.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-10

RuFaio, June ten. Grant passed through here
this afternoon for the West A large crowd Was a.
somblej al the depot, and the General with great
difhculty made bic way from the cars to the dining
an oou and hack
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-10

Farircss honro,, Jun The remaining steamers,
kepmne, savannah, and Detroit, Of the expedition
NJ Texan feet under commanG Of Naor-Generd
Wcitze sailed from here to-day. General Wcizel
took his departure on the steamer Crescent about
moon Thu, ends II C preparations which have been
sndcr~Ay thi5 place during the past two weeks for
no lt,iue out OF The hnaI expedition OF the war.
rexss Entirely Rcpeutnut and submissive.
our Nes Orleans flcs OF the 10th and Sl'I ult,
bring the atcllireuce couGmatofy n reports tcorc
published In the sr> that there had arrived Ia that
tiy from Galve-'on, Tcxas, commission from the
"Coniodsrate' authoritos of the latter State, COM
roscd of Col. Ashbel smith, veteran In both tho
wars Of TeNa., and statesman OF its era asa repuh-
lic, and william T.. Baliurer, Esl, lawyer Of emi-
ucncc aud a gentleman Of hirh pcrsona charac'er.
They came TO tender to the United states the return
Of TeIa. to the Union without condition reserve,
md 10 maniest the Intention Of ~ people W submit
Ahein.eye In all Ie'Itots 10 the tciergl authority
They fret lcsru. oi tho surrender % Kirhv smith,
nftrr reaching New orleans. The itchN'Nr gives
the position Of leNe' 70 icWreent,d b. -rft Smllh
to tho Mon without the less reservation. They do
no, desire 20 Get up eny harrerr lese'n then elves
and any other StAies. fast Or Wet, or North, nor
the people thereof Thov are anxious. and have long
tcen, 10 return the uiou, They return 10 II ~
T. IA without claim npon the pt'i; they acecp. me
slavery LONGER has or IL 20 have place IN the inter-
nal poe Of The stsi't thsy %'ept iis a'9'on
~ lcing dc4G, let il be buried out of SIGHT let
not II. remains ,crvc longer 10 vitiste the atr"
Thc de'egaton above named were granted an Inter-
view With Cen. Candy. who however informed
y that h" could not recognize any civil authorities
holding power ia leNRs. Mrrsr. smith AMI Bullinr-
or eek ,o have tho local h'horiies continued in
ruw or for the sqke Of iWmcdltc av hnd otter arfu
lug thEt snr svecpinF ur~l.rcN on Of their poFers
would he followed In tho AIrcucr Of am G'h'r au-
thoruc'hy anarchy. riot, nnn .ntTs state Of dr.
order ll.if does LCt PFC All. Tie - fr hAs
fclt 'ho var veIy li''e. IA. il mon have -oGe on
with thoii work putting In Nnf gathering CROP and
Ni-h 20 continue t0iH" trUu rslt hy fovilr hahdu
Of marsudrrs. Tho CU1CIovoi Texas during The tc-
lcluu ma teen most, wl..s md is fCNy. -Dccie %
that the p"orD are ia good condition % renew their
r., 10 wan a. Sorth
The ivy pfiT, sia'". rs' - 'oon ~ II tocqmc
known fl Hoi Rive hGt BIrfnr', Pic aud lir1 NJ
hat CONE 20 Sew Orleans 20 surroLter 'Ac tuu--Mis-
mi sIrny, general and gictl -cuou- -teaiur To-
Chu. GovcfpUcut WAGONS and teams ycte fc'atd,
snd Conictrrs Government cotton AMI proncrt OF
all KIM. h-Ulct ava, and o.c., w thii, that
wa portable Nad without au o~nrr or the pot wac
taken snl held NJ private opcrty, 20 lieTe and cl-
EeLr paIt.CIpatlrg IN the p.uautllng'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-10
The Republic Under Martial Law
Local and Miscellaneous News.
ARRIVAL Of THE POLICE REGIMENT"
From Texas.
Surrender OF the Forts Mt sabine Pns>-
Galveston Also Probably Surrendered.

tnINeNIUh NI"o FrOhnUy ~NFfthu'IuH'
FdshinOtor, Jun, "a letter in tic STAR from
IT. co1e,pouGou, on bonr the nitod states steamer
penculn, of sabine Pass dated Stay 2,ih, say. The
forts sabine rass, TeHs surrendered TO tho nied
kt.tcs steamer Ovasco Tho American hne ras
ho.'ed over ,he work. at four O'Clock, p. ". We
ruri IALAn.inn 20 snrrcr -lnr in-LnnrrnN ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-10

REBELLION IN SAN SALVADOR,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-10

Probable Loss of the Admiral Dupont
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-10
Surrender Of the Forts at Sabine
Pass.

a MARINE DISASTER.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-27

From the N. y. O5serrer.
- we nave had IN use tor months past one O
hests Pump 6, which has given us more satisfac-
ZION as foree or litIng pump than any we have
even used IL Is one of great power and well
1880 I shiP soecks, mines, factUries green
houses, graPeries, etc The Mining kronfeI,
anu hdHrdy Journal says: Its recommended
Tor as eAtfeme simplicity OF Construction. great
sIAgth, and consequent durabIIly ano Cheap
ness oil repair There siuffing- box-rbe pre-
sure S oelhg heid BY cup packing, like that upon
s sne WORKING piston, worsIng cylinder, fitted
,ot tne purpose within the upper AIR chamber
which We think great improsem al stuff NO !.
30 haoie to be deranged and IeaA under strong
pressure to say nothing oil the LOSS by nIcuou IN
thus the action OF the valve Is cu.h,o,s, -,
ootn sioes BY air-Preventing water ha miner and
'aenem-thump. The valves are very accessible
ano simply and cheaPly repaired. They work
much easier than any pump we have ever ss.n
the lneh Cylinder being worked by children N
"ehs iOo ieet deep, and they are extremely
commend them.''
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-27
Jo-says 9aufrtlse,asai-
DISSOLUTION.

Rock ISLAND July 25, 1865
The firm of Buford, Tate 4 Co. 10 this day dis
solved by mutual consent, r. N Tate withdraw
ing rom the firm. B. D. Buford will settle all
accounts and pay all the liabilities OF the late firm
B. D. BUFORD,
S H. N. TATE.
have this day associated with me, Charles
Buford, Jr., and the business of manufacturing
ows, Cultivators, &C.. will be continued under
the firm name of Basil d. Buford & Co.
BASIL ID. BUFORD.
Rock Island, July 81, 1865.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-27

The EoUEscURRIcULUM will exhibit here to-
morrow, giving two Observation-Disclosures
and evening. Circus goers will have fine
chance to enjoy themselves. The champion
bare, back rider, James Robinson, and the
unequalled equestrsenne, Madame Louise
Tourniaire. accompany the exhibition. Ava
ris.y of entertainment will be presented
The trained bears. the educated bull, the
performing dogs, monkeys and ponies. etc.,
will be introduced in their respective feats.-
This is the largest exhibition of the kind now
travelling.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-27

| Rock IsIAEp, July 26, 1866.
4 Inc current vaiae of the artie lea n .med bslo~
hsaolect 20 changes, but the follov,pg ouo.,s,o.,
| are correct Tor the date Of this report:
| flour-Johnston's Spring Double E.t,. !. Mi.
to,5e, nc Wholesale, and So, 80 az r.t,,I ST..
1920 al Wholesale, and Sc, 40 at r,,.;, -.
So at Wholesale, and 81, 20 at retail.
Wheat-Chcago Extra, soc; No. l, eoc
Corn-30a33c for 10 lbs
Oaus-2sa30c for So Ibs
Rys-30c.
BarIey-50a60e.
Beans-75c. .--r
0uIons-$l 80 per bus.
Potatoes New-$l, go. r. e--
Eggs-I5c doz.
Butter Very choice lots, for recalling, viii
bring l6al7c.
Sorghum-S5c
salt-$3, 40a3 30 per bar.
kerosene -Whoiesale, barrels included, soc;
retail 90. ~
HighwInes-$2, 10.
Poultry-Live chickens, 81, 5oa3, 90 per don
Dressed, l2tc per h.. Turkeys, Isc per ID.
Pork--For live hogs, 81 ,0Oa$s so
Beehive weight, common 3,0Oa4,5O For
prime shipping 5,00a6, 90 per hundred lbs.
Hides-Green country, &C; green saltsd, 5e;-
dry sailed, &c; dry flint, Sc; green calf, Sc;
sheep Pelts, 25c..
Hsy-Prairie, s5a7 per ton Timothy, $500
Wood-oak sc, 90 to 81, so cord.
Coal.-At the Coal Valley yard, on the Levee,
coal 10 sold at l6 cents, the cost of delivering to
be added.
From teams, in Markeisquare, at l5aI6 cts.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-27
ESTRAY HORSES,

TWO HORSES SWAN THE BIVER from
/ Davenport TO Rock Island Monday, July
18th, where they were taken up by the undersIgn-
ed. One is LIGHT GREY, tinted with brown
spots, scar on hip, II or IL years old the other
LIGHT BROWN, black name and tail, star in
forehead, Left hind loot white to pastern joint, be-
tween and 3 yesrs old Inquire Ferry Boat
OF HENRY McDARR AGH.
iuly 25 3w.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-27

BEHIND THOSE RosEArE GATES, the lips
., girihood, there should be fragrant palace
Elegantly furnished with ivory and coral. -
10 drop metaphor. Young ladies, you should
Keep your teeth and gums in perfect order .
nyou hope in after-i:fe. to enjoy the bless
ings OF sound set of dentsls and q sweet
breath. What will enable you to do this
you ask Nothing but fragrant sozodont,
We reply. gasz- IE-1 $50
July26eop3t.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-27

BREAST PIN Losr.-A heavy gold breast
pin, with cross in it, was lost, yesterday af-
tsrnoon. probably on Orleans or Illinois
street, between Beaver and the post Office
The finder will be literally rewarded by leav-
ing it at this Office.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-27
The Best

We cs pI,n krlcsson, and other eminent engineers
ante. ,hs'r TO thousands using them, ana guar.
NOR .;n1t. VIII rtcommeId them. They are
cost less than all Others, i'aho
Our readers will ind the double.,e,;n. inn
bs., leo Pump ct J. d. West & Co., one Of the
a ch,rn ne market IL Is very simple, wortslik .
,a, 80 that any child may use II thro..
seauy, continuous stream, and does NOT tree,a,n.
w. t 81 Posures, and As unusually chcao.e
We say tnIs knowingly, and give the te,r,mo,v
enc, ., own accord, without the knowledge or re.
Post, July l, is64 0'A H1enins
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-27

The undersigned, having to use swes,,, I'm
proved fhmPs,' eheeriully recommend them a.
s.HiPie' durable, and powerful In raising and
throwing water, and tor their ease of sction Sc
eunty against frost, snd low price, We beiIeye
them superior 10 ali others.
warren Leland, Met. Hotel, NY.
). W. Poneroy, fonken,N. Y
=" John Messereau, n. Y.
DomInick Lawrence, Westchester"