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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-27
SSeMc 3erb1f mn6 &stnter Drn
81 DDS.

SIeue Nerbtf Mn0 &Stnter OrD
50 DDS.
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IptIHen Wartst space u0p 6%rersrtdar.
SpTtpb SeItetr ertaubt I'D re 4Ufmerifamt It beg
publtfu,nS UNI fe ner Breunee auf feline ele, anie ~u plh
RON n.uen Oerbf unp y inter. SITTER gu Ifnten. < q tb
aerobe BON Nep ypri surid 5efebrt BIN m ( cteIen ierea Sus
fern ister Dir , Q btu tb m StIabe, Iaen ptI4e MT . NIT
ibrem 81 lu2e teebren pp1en, etne NusrctE BOA Grp ,cp's
~ GER n1ern pretien ais ir9eno etn Drp pooHpTe IN CITE CT
Stdet Az u~ertauftn. J~dtftebene rta tb ttntse Der pteIe1
neueu Wadren, b { ID erbdIten, q T br n:
500 uele RolmpraG Stirt7 gu 81 so rertt $5).
loo g i'd bea,r nsuer Ca tco. rs 8 .. pr YIrp.
100 Stud B fer NlusItn, 2'-3I Go IT D 70.
500 Stud, neue GaIte,S Wu,t u,btriuee uub Deldtres,
ben Der @erfet erurs, Su btltasn pret''n
100 8 rude &alimtre. SOn 90 &tS . r y rc.
SO fhGntn rStten, wetfen uac e.lb.u j anea ~ As
Cts pr 9lrb ,pertb 621a 6 81.
500 2 tlds neue ftaoS Wler,pps (aIpaea), get elite Wa1rea
fur Ser 4. une Wtner ArSlse. Sc nsr:
40 Stide fAbne twarie nuo furbt9s Seiee 'ltUffe BON nan.
a5Hften AatttpnsUsItSufsn IN Nep g.tf iu %btJtSted
pret en-.
sen SrsiIru, um SEQ rmInn ] %frteoen gu featn, Hne
Gnet { Wlartn iu 30 Ireib, lie ate tu HenH n.
SD Itmct ne MIR, eure m'ns 25lth t8e s%riahrune TN
. Ssocc.GefhGft tn 3 IttmCrefr ~nbtrSea9t 81 fetn, taB
S,6,rmann, br mid nit etnem S,iufe b eGrt. sGte
IDaaren btIGteere Yretfe Tapen Utre, ale IN
ira ND etnsm ancey II 5aufe tn steer taot
Wetr Dfpur tur rs S be pI: Shnener BEIRUT Ht-
ne, prp ft uub S6ftt tett essn Seb9n, D r bet mir Sr ipGt9t.
Spfepb SeEtger'S
Popular DrpaEc para,
q % 4 = fillmore Etr.
0r22iO suIfAen 6Iepertdfr. u. ptGrtet Spaee .
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J(euU OnjeigCn.


GOoes= An3ci9e.
@cIfern Nadmittd9 g ubr ftarb rad f~ursern 3ranfenlager
Seinri9 Cd dfeIo
ans Gtsttin i'm 49ter 2eoensi lbre. OaS 8esrdbnis Fu=
bet beute Nabmi'tag 8 llbr BON Der Bo6Huns BEG Serrn
gH. Green, Ro. 1922 % It Bratthra6e, aus ftatt.
Greunre unb Sstannte itno einselaoeu.
Mebrere 6reunbeb e8
(mi) Serfprbener.
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warBuEa.

Sd rdrne hermit Sebermdnn. tneintr Trdu Raraarette
Srtemann ouf nenen 9laulen e pas IL bergen, bl ID, feline
8abure iGifen rerfe.
iii Setnrth I m n n.
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NenercS aus Gnrnua.

9altfar, 26, Septbr. Der Dampfer
@uba lit nit 9ta6ri4ten pom 16. aus 9iuer-
pool einsetrc1en.
Die trianpil4e pOli3et fdbrt fort, Genianer
,u perbaften unD in Dublin berrl9t 5iemlt9e
Nufre9uns. Nu4 in ben anpern 3beilen
Srlanos werpen sa9lrei&e Serbaftunsen oOr<
aenputmen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-27

Sisrmit brtnee Sur &tuntnts. b 6 i'd an e~.ranutem Sase
In Der neGen GOacp,ttG uaus .. @utanItr, etntn Ban, ber-
bunpsn ntt Banquet abbalten ireroe. Die MEDITERRANEAN
2ergeo raren 70 %treunel.4, has arrangement iu ibernebmen
une fnb G'dets a s. tEcl. Supper fur | 9errn Inb L Dame
bet ~btnftibsn 81 haben.
q % y%tCerel, g 80 sfm nm. Sr Gcede, Gtas gra8t,
u = Sno"as; ID alrt9' ss~ GaPp' o6 stS sSSeaitstn,
"a Setting, Ssnrg 6fese, Soon 8tTaer, @Ndm 8stsr,
s. Blum, Qep Nfanter, W SEP 9 EdnnbauIer.
@s w,rben be behen prtebrHu9eu eetrcfen, b,eien Mbsub
semit .bt& UNI in olen Stiteu 1u;enb ju MAIDEN, ppau
9tn @epf. 2ple'S M~alfeprpS bettrassn ntre.
t26fe-S) Cat. u. 9etbtrtG.
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Is. Sabres: AuSlttaung
I'M
NSGrNEon0 Suffifuf DDn 8dlfD.

5ar 60roerun9 meddniIber &Inlte,
NTH gu MOntas. zen 2 OttOber tbren @nfans nb
men II . bic VI Unto8, ZEN rs. SftOber ~fcrtseiest.
Sic oalg tpirb sur Gntec2enndhme rpn U0aren am II n
tae bn %. Sept g%efffuet fem.
49, Q6aarsn CUR Yretebcpertune rndftn am Gpnnertae
6en rs. : ept, by ntrt taI Sen. Cine binretdenbe Nnidb1
S6rdnfe ino brn bent GOntts befprSt rCrben CUR @rtse1en
natue II. SGut p9rStau3 Der f%einfPn QDaaret u. 6abritate.
IS Us Mdu1tItn
(hp-GG Bert hes Ecmtte fir bic AuShe Luna.
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ertauf pom 6pipital Gi8entbum.
5 SO. 8pteIer, Iuttipnar.
NJ1cricaI 9urp nprs Sffce,

@aibingten D s.. % Vt. 1865.
Dcrrerfaa, %. 6 pt 1865 mirD in ben gBaarenbaule an
Suttc ae9 Squdre 5 e unb s Str .unter 9eituu4 pn Capt.
$ S tuipn, ~ b. g: & Il. 8 u Ell E srl Sc Nu;abl praub
tartS &i8en bun, aaf Uientit6er I4ftt5n rettaIft irerSen
IL N d.:
6 ierne 3 ttlteuen, Slarfets Rat ussn (Saar Ii et~Ubl
0darEt Ell, leinene unb tdu rpl Petit der Rrisp, Ipdf
erfli6 II MPeler unp gabe.n 2GfeL, @lGer, Rapit, Sem
) II, uuterb fen. Sp1en ..
Die Auimsrtiam'eit upn Sauebdlttrm @tssnltansrn prn
9ptels uno amp ,pCten Saarlein t. geb dudbten ID ar n
uno anpe n 1T ~efeetenf auf stefen @erfauf sertdtet, tntem
bic Nrtifel In Suanttltea aug { pten trerfen. UNI srpEe upp
tlene R1ufer ~SufrieIen gu f. Ien.
y D~,nBungen our In J.6t ~runesfprbs fotprt mad rem
b rfaWfe unO |tcrti DG1ung be- 9fflurten u ttei blnnen As
9 .:nbsn pom Ser aui an sere6pet
6 tberIdr B.,
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Gin ocutS1cr Wr3t an GapitnI Sin,

spti4en l. unb q, geuniplOania aDe. (S45 SCut5 3d.
6. S6Enep, Or. Der Ieeetstn, 'Seburtsbtle unb Nueen.
beilf nee prbinirt pts Q llbr ~Aipr9ens, pEn IL bis 2 Mtttaas
unp na@ 3 lbr NteniS tn ietnem 5auie, unb tn Ter 8rt.
i&en5ett tn fetner Au8eIpfftce 26 pa. &pty iptI9en IL,
une u. NtF. (aAGS3 SuRt)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-27
(ie 5-D6j surgeon L 8. u, Weo. @uroese
81 attractions. N otis. 8 QNnrA.

Va urs BON perautr rrtli TEN Barae n btefer gsnrb nit.
8~etteilt wurcs. t6 uele Sttrt nj re&tiste rurd Ibw, ient.it
seer anbere %6ulatfSe Il laden urm Jiestbriren tbrsr Namen
,jp lbrenO Der stbtn UercfentltAt n Sibuneen ter q, eitrt
run9s 8eamten perbtrosrt, uno RAP B { Stunten. hteff 2ts
unSen %at3utaIen ii tequen fir 9ian&e I'M gan; unbsnus
sar FUR mere rarsil' 10 9essn mir permit N0tii fas ~ r
ltf5'r' Sttr1ngebsr. Gle ant Dtenfae 70, un6 Mtttsrd,
II. ,. ST. lfpti4en 5 unb IN u9r u ems prripreteH.
81. $ NtpetI,
@enj S Na1Is,
80. u. W1sraw,
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UeranuQunaen
Iir 8aac unD @on~sr4e,naor.aI.11,

y" ~U"VHNIe gu OHCIHttIUeU
Den Ureunoen UNI xetGnnten yer ,grncrrbto" @efe MD a Il
unb BEN ~eestrten pHblttum ube, bdupt ,ur JioHriHt fos
fur traenb cine 8stt rad Nm l Ssptmter BE IhSns, orofee
beuen RdumtiGfet IN 5uf &tbaltung usn R0Grn unS Sc".
tertsn gu mietbsn tf, usHn f~rat5sttfss Replication sems6t
ptrb.
Ote sIeoonte unb fofbdre &nsrdfHrura bee arUsen Gco.
les, nebf tetn H~n5blirten QdrberCbeBt mmern fur Serrn unh
Ddnen, IDmie beqaemes RehauraIiUns3in'm sr, nstf erreent
@sfaaI NIT ~pDuRantte stneertGtster &u6e lsGen ntGts Az
mlnf&sn htrts
Ura dnetses Enftfs 'fbtrr fir 500 @Cuperte TT Su tinept
uidsieen Yreis 3u %ntietbeu. Watere Nuafunft bet
O. SO. % DeSFI,
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Grfl1ruuo.

0enieniser, wet6er %ausIa8'e, tas i'd mid babe ~ertrdnfen
un6 HB er mi T. am Irme Surld9etalten bare, erttirs
I'D fur etreu lnfanten 2uBner unp 8srl4umper un6 fprb
~renelten auf M mir sa 4 lien.
4rbreGs owen,
fhinnA LII q Gnri.h
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-27
OaS 5eitiee Gefansmt=Somite fir Gr=
tkhnun. e. =. = &.

tel5frB in elmer Veriannmluns ~abaebatten tn her Dbl Selpp
Sale an y @ep. eb eas Gsmi:e istnen Danf ausfprt4t
Gem 9rn &r0t, Phillip padet BON g9a ttr't Sniff ut,
uno tetner SnG 'ea.Wl ~ft2anbe fur eertn ~fretptG,se Gienf
be her YtrSeittrn Sc ner Ter WrS Spbn U. I b M y.
on. en Dant oS @rmits fur ibre srUsnt utbtse ga { pen
uni e rten &uGen fur Gle QDaifen. 6erner BIN CAPT. u
ID cummings for ben Vsbrau& BON 5 J2aseu mo ter
Il ba ms nn0 9araben @rpreB &c ieper fir be-
rem ueoerla6un9 { ner 6uti3e nit o I reen fur ben Sc
braun tes eCm!tss GtenIo rem Gapt 9 a IN. Gptl0 fir
9enusan8 istneS BALLAD ed. tlrsiib In sutem @ 81 fur
~&ah8t'etbl er ~ausseitat ct. ?ttat6 tsb;te pom ittner Sette,
un e. ten Rlnfern anssnebm ju maize
9 samuel OItter, pr11.
Qeht m Str. ll
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Wetp MHenblD MOOni8

%SEsE Der uutersei6nets Ia tereit @oea enents fin
r. Bate. Gefea GOqcrte, 1prlefungen. &6uts
@rbibttiCnsn Dinner unO SChess &c enteeeen ju nstmen.
Ge NoumIt6feiten Rf neu tert euelt unp In y gfdnctger
OrtounS. @dbere @ustunft wtrb ertteilt am 9 abr Eeibf
Dbsr gtO. 104 u Greterfr.
(lduo4DPU Spbn. R c@eDG Nnert.
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gln Die S|78raeltten oon 0aldeapre.

Die &lppb Str. Gpnsrega ion ipinfGt bic Oienfe Ginger
gu en- anger 3u icatcIttten, UNI TN @tar iu b.lfsn. @ute
Ssipbnung mirD eridubt. gu er ra9en BET 0t0. S QeuGt
Grtte .ur. Deer iet 10. s. Srau6, praTtent, 8altimpr f. .
~ge9en1ber pGn 5dnpperhr (bt-nrJ
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ssurtlOn tn 2a5 tDtagtOm.

0uIe Weie eUEeI
fir gStrt6e, QBeinb1nbfer unb fpl6e,. bic duf 0erSnIpnngS.
Srte fpeeultren.
Ter Gntesuntsriettuet ma4t tisrnit ts putittuu auf-
merriam. td6 CT
5retta8, Is. SEPT 1855, WNrSsns. 10 ubr'
ttnen erpesn Stp6 ter fetuften 6hetnmetr {, fppie = dret,
2iauprs uNO Gtslrren in feinem Store gRO. 1856 TIE Str.
PER Antttpn pertaufsn pjrs; slei6iettt9 tcnlmen nit sum
gertaat 9eale aat 10 Sabre ne5f B'rmreS cot TEN Stpre.
Spieph NdtEan.
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TrDnt CTR, Ebeafer.
Gicrte uro irBtc Wrhc
In BEN itr erfrIarti6en en- assrent bon
0errn Mcbe t 0fler,
Der errst !3alberfu ,aier NIB $tGotf.
6eutY Ibenb
In ttnsm SSGte neuen prrsamnts'
Weue unI nuntertare 3aubertude. FriGinte Ytans. g pIps,
Seller s rr'9'nale
9ol5 UtinitreIs
unb as i'd luerG- DE @Sunrsr;
Gin NGnn In elm m Sat poa @stne psrsatt EN- Steb auf
bic - T tuIitfer
Of @eIt&erte Sist fab in Dtc SAT- fp8 "'rftla6sn, 2O5
BlIttmprelir tlaliG 3u baben non 9 ba 3 lltr.
GrDfe Eaes0oritp unna am 9 IuaSfdg
Nadpmttt1G. (m-fo)
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Rtttms&, 27 September
%uf S~ietiettiGts Yerlanesn;
OaS MGOdDem Ounp SDrfe
cher
Baron, Bauer uho 9lnoWerfer.
G~baratter. @emalte mi. Gefans IN 5 atten ppn Berg. Wtuft
Bon ct 9mdnn.
Anfaus prdtis s 1tr. 3l6sn.5rEH uua Z utr.
Gintritt Is Cts. Rtatsr untsr l. 5a'ren ~ Gts. Rtnttr
Inter 4 Sabren tlten euIGdus tetnen .3utrttt.
gu r.Ht 3ablrti&ea Teiu&e Iatet crcettn' Elm
(brfr. DGS @rmtte.
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-21

PEFFER's BooT AND SHOE MANUFAcToRY-
Messers PETER & Co., at the old Scoby stand
opposite the Rock Island House, are doing "a
large business in tho mannfacture and sale
Of boots and Shoes, Of all kinds They have
just received large addition to their stock,
consisting of the latest style of ladies' and
children wear, and full stock of mems fine
and common work, which they are Offering
at reduced prices.
They employ large number of work men,
and make to order all kinds of work e
They respectfully solicit the patronage oil
the public, and warrant satisfaction, in all
csaes. -4zat s. tEe sFass as58 essaa
N B.-A few more good workmen can
find steady employment by applying at their
store, opposite the Rock Island House.
ang19dw2w.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-21
From the N. Y. Observer.


We have had in for months past one
VESTS Pump s, which has gwen more SAUSAGE
ton as a force or LiIIng pump than any have
ever used. 1t Is one OF great power, and well
adapted for shIp's decks, mines, factories, green
houses, graPerIer, etc. The Mining chronicle
and hdfiuGy Journal says: It's recommended
for its extreme simplicity of construction, great
strength, and consequent durability and cheap
ness of repair There no stuaing- bor-ihe pre-
sure being held by cup packing, like that upon
the working piston, working cylinder, fitted
for the purpose within the upper chamber
which We think great improvement, - stuff ng is
so liable 10 be deranged and Ieak under strong
pressure, TO say nothing OF the loss by friction
cident thereto. II has always two chambers;
thus the action OF the valve Is eushiVnea upon
both sides by alr-preventIng watei-hanmer and
vacuem-thump. The valves are very accessl bl e
and simply and chesPiy repaired. The, work
much easier than any pump We have ever seen !;
the inch c, Inner beIng worked BY children,
wells 100 teeI deep, anu they are extremely
cheap, as well as SIMPLE and strong, we freely
commend Them
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-21

NEWSPAPER PUFFs.-The .slocal" of one OF
our country exchanges gives the following
schedule of tolls for the benefit of those who
need and seek after ''puffs :"
For modest puff, 8 juleps. Sass e
A tolerable good one, l box of cigars.
A good one, pair boots.
A very good one, vest and shirts.
A .'splendid's one, cloth coat.
perfect sockdolager, a whole suit.
We are "open to conviction" on each OF
the above heads, except the first. We
hardly think that we could "bear up" under
eight juleps. We really think, however,
that we have most excellent ''shape" and
figure for setting off good clothes.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-21

THERE is perhaps no one article in the So
lection of which mistakes are SO often made
as in Sewing Machine. 1t is we'll under
stood that there are only two valuable Sew
ing Machine stitches,--the lock stitch and
the Grover & Baker stitch, each of which
have their peculiar merits la order to merit
the wants of all purchasers the Grover d
Baker Manufacture two kinds of machines
one makes the Grover Il Baker stitch, the
other the lock stitch the latter being the
most simple. perfect and desirable shuttle
machine in use. sas,ss.... -s-s+ :
Aiken, Jarvis & Burial have both kinds
of machines for sale. Purchasers can exam
inc them and Judge which is best adapted to
their wants. # july l5dwtf
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-21
iune23d3m

hrs, JACKSON, HERBERT & co., pro
IL prietors OF the National DIspensary, estab-
lIshed In Cincinnati, o., Jan. 1860, will cure I'll
private diseases with unexampled rapidty. We
guarantee to cure Gonorrhea, elect, Syphilis, I'm
potency, Nocturnal Emissions, or self-abuse, d.
urnal Emissions, Female complaints, in short,
every poss BILE form and variety of Sexual Disease.
Cures rapid, thorough and permanent, and fees
moderate. Send for our circular fifteen large
in. by IL in letter pages of varied, valuable and
interesting matter. Also circular intended for
ladies only.
Many OF our pstients assert they have sent
money to doctors in eastern cities and received
no return. -.. s,. -.a..
Then why not patronize home talent--men who
know the western climate and can effect speedier
cures. .-.- WON .-..... ... ........
DR.. Jackson's Female Pills, 81 per boI--send
for circular. Special written replies, well sealed,
sent with the circular, without charge. One OF
the cheapest, most interesting and important
books ever published. 800 pages, 100 engravIngs,
&C The Mountain OF Light, or Medical Protector,
and Marriage Guide, al an explicit Key to Love
and Beauty 1t satisfactorily reveals various
subjects never before fully explained in any pop
ular work in the English language. Price 50 cts,
and one cent stamp, or three for 81 and three
cent stamps. Fully described IN circular, which
every young man should have whether sick or
vel
Medicine and instructions sent to any part OF
the country. Consulting rooms OF the DIspensary
No, l67, Sycamore street. p. o. box, No. $50.
Dr. Jackson's Oriental LiRimentz
removes all GOODNESS, and rejuvenates organs
which have lain dormant for many years. Ii VIII
cure any case ofsimpotency, create and increase
the passions Tor any reasonable time. Can be
mailed with perfect safety. Price 81 per bottle
DIR. Jackson's French Patent Male Cafe
1t is perfectly safe and never fails 10 give saus-
faction. Its the only sure and safe preventive
against contracting disease ever invented. PrIce;
81 each, S4 per halt dozen, and 81 per dozen sent
by mail. rs - 'janildly
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-21

EVERYTHING WRoNG.-It is very bad flor
the Union) that every thing goes wrong
That paper don't like the race course. and
thinks 'all the evils formerly complained ot'
in regard to the establishments of Sam Carr,
Ladd aud others twill be brought back with
ten told force" probably circle of brick
palaces all around the race course. That
icould be 'big thingi" = Is
Next the Usssen attacks the clergy as not
haring sufficient back bone, and says they
fare afraid to speak out against the vices of
the day."
And finally it attacks the boys for having
pimples on their faces. and says it is an ev-
iience of immoral and Incorporate habits.
Nearly everything goes wrong, with the
Union. Pity-isn't it?
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-21
TAX SALE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 23d
IN day OF May, A. D. 1864, at the collectors
sale for taxes due and unpaid to the the county oil
Rock Island and state eli Illinois, for the year A
D. 1863 the undersigned purchased for said taxes
the east half OF the north east quarter of sec Us
in township 10, north OF range 5, west of the 4th
principal meridian, in said county and state,-and
that the time for the redemption thereof VIII ex-
pire on the 23d day OF May, A. ID. 1866. =
CHAS. NJ. OSBORN. G.
aug1Sw3w. =
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-21
CHICAGO MARKET.

Flour more active. and sales at, at 9,25a
l0,50 Tor white winter, and 8, 75as,0O for spnng
extras. S,50a9, 90 red winter ..- :
Wheat-more active, lac better; No l red at
l,75, and l,264al ,2s for No spring, 80 No. /
white.
Connective. at 69a6eI for M I and 6sa6s1 for
No2. -..-...-..
be- Oats-Fnm Tor No and Sc lower for No 2, at
AZ No !.
Rye-quIet and steady.
BaTley-lOal5 lower sale at S5a90.
ProvIsions-active, irmer. Mess pork sold at
Is, 00a29 90, light sales. Prime mess "a,
bumps at o, 5Oa23, 90 - .
Whiskey-more active and lie better at Aida
2,l6, -.-. ...... -.... ............
10 Lard-Fnm, at 24c. ............. r...
- Beef Cattle-actIye AZ J, 75a1, 90. .8a...
Hogs-actiye at 10, 75all ,25.
Flax Seed-Scarce and wanted at 10.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-21

Scion Robinson to the Farmers Club, January
Esd
possibly Afford to be without an iron pump. Ii
should be at once a suction and force pump
perfect hltie hre eng. ne-such a one known az
'Wesi's Improved Pump Ispeak OF tins pump
because happen 10 know Il be very simple,
durable, powerful, and cheap, and II DON'T freeze
up, nor get out oil oroer a year. 4 know
this, ano think ma, be dong The farmers good
by speaking OF IL. boy ~ years OLD work
~, end throw q continuous inch quarter
stream. IL can be made III worA IN deep wells az
well As shallow ones.''
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Rock IsLAHD saARKEr.


qel 1aslri -" Rocr sIsLArp, Aug. rs, 1865.
The current value of the articles named below
10 subject to changes butths following quotations
are correct for abe date of this report:
Flour-Johnston's Spring Double Extra, n bbls
1890, At wholesale, and IS, 40 at retail. Saeks
$3.50 at Wholesale, and $500 al retail. Loose
81, 30 at Wholesale, and $3.50 At retail.
Wheat-No. !, 1876; No. 2, l,25i Rejected
&c.. ...-. ...- 49,.
Corn-3sa43c for 10 lbs.
Osts-25a30c for 80 lbs.
Rye-45c. sH-
Barley-S0as5e. s.r.a-@ ..s-
BeaDs-7pc.
onious-Sl ,35a$t 50per bus. r..4
Potatoes New-25a30c.
Eggs-lSc dog l..1--
Butter Very choice lots, for recalling, will
bring lSa20c. s1. .i- l.a. s--yl.I -"-
Sorghum-75c. .Eta
Salt--$3 ,40a3 90 per bar.
Kerosene Nv holesale, barrels included, soc;
retail 1 co. .F .. ..l.-.5- ..z. ..-
HIghwines-$2, u.s. a...... N..r.
Poultry--LIye chickens, 81, 00a3 90 per don
Dressed, 12ie per To-. Turb eys, Isc per Id.
Pork--For live hogs, s., 50a$9,25
Beehive weight, common 3,00a4 90. For
prime shipping 5,00a6,00 per hundred lbs. ...
Hde&-Greeh country, 5ci green salted, &c;
dry sailed, Sci dry hint, l0ci green calf, I0e;
sheep Pelts, Soc
Hay-PraIue, $5a7 per ton Timothy, sSa 10
Wood-oak SO 90 to SO, &c a cord.
Coal.-At the Coal Valley yard on the Levee,
coal is sold 10 cents, the of delivering to
be added. -a
From teams, in Marketsquars, at l5al6 cts
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The Best

oy Captain Ericsson, and other eminent engineers
re can refer to thousands using them, and guar
antee that ali Will recommel a them They are
more simple IN Construction, and work easrer and
cost less than all others.
:" Our readers whl find the double acting i'm
proved Pump of J. ID. West & Co., one of the
best IN the market. Ii Is very simple, workslike
a charm, so that any child may use II throws
steady, continuous stream, and does not freezeing
the coolest exposures, and Is unusually cheap
We cay this knowingly, and give the testimony
OF our own accord, without the knowledge or re-
quest OF the prop-Ietors- ''-AeU York EreHfag
Post, July 4, 1904. .-..... .....
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The Army and Navy Journal has long article
upon the means adopted to rspel bOarders on the
Dictator and other gunboats- The most sffeetual
way to secure the same result would be to place
board these vessels one Or more OF the board
ing house and hotel keepers of Chicago. A charge
from these individuals would repei boarders most
efectually. 1t does here. 1t would anywhere.-|
Chicago Times, .-... ab sax "A
That's so. We know gentleman, In this
city, wko arriving at Chicago on morning
train from the east, went to the fremont
House, with his wife and two children. for
breakfast, having barely time to get his
breakfast before leaving for Rock Island
He went to the table with his family, but
was unable to get proper attention from the
walters or anything fit to eat. His wife and
children not being very hungry, put up with
what they could get. and he then went out to
arestaurant and procured good breakfast.
AT the hour for the departure Ct the Rock
Island train, he went to the Office and asked
for his bill. He was very pompously told
that it was $11.50!! He politely requested
bill of itemss~ The spompous individual be-
hind the desk says. 80, ali I guess Ive made
a mistake--it ia 81 sop Our townsman re-
piled, II did not question the price, sir, but
want bill of items" The. bill of items
was reluctantly made. and footed $3.50 /
which was paid, and nothing said. 1t will
be a long time before that gentleman land he
travels good deaI will stop at the fremont
The hotel charges in Chicago are outrage
Ousiy high, and every traveller. as be. ap
breaches that city, instinotively tightens his
grasp on his pocket book, for he expects to b,
robbed before he gets out of the placa-or i,
ne has anything left that the hotel keeper
will take it ell to satisfy their wickedly OK
havagant and unreasonable charges. The,
are all bad enough-but that fremont hous
can ''repel more boarders'' than any lothe
establishment we ever heard of, ,,-,~. ,-
We always 90 20, the Briggs House, wher
We are sure Of q clean, sweet bed, q goo
table. polite attentions and q reasonable bill
e-aud we advise our friends 70 go Their,
where they will receive the same t,eatmen
ssAF
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FARM WAGONS.

NOTWITHSTANDING lam building q
8 Sslarge number of Pixies Peak Wagons, still
continue the business OF making tHas 81
THEVERY.BEsTFA WAGONS. /.
and would say ~ the farmers Of this and adjoin
ing COUNTESS that can supply them with any
thing they want in nay line, Of the best quality
| and At reasonable gatsa. ut b. H. KIMBAIL. n
Rock Island, Jan. 20, dwtf.