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A FEW REASONS WHY THE
A MEXICAN W A ITCH
Is The Best.

Lie BEST.
tbs made on the best principle, while ii. e..
elgn watch Is generally m de on no pr,p,T.I. !,
ALL The foreign watch is mostly n,,6a -, -,
and boys, by hand. While Their I.bor i. go,
their work is dear at any price. Sucb Ts.,,a
are MADE without plan, AID sold without guam.
tee- Ihey are irregular In constructeD. an
quite as irregular IN movement. TbeY are 90.
signed only 10 sell, ana the buyer : Inc nary
most thoroughly sold. Those who have Es;.
"ancres, ""lepines'' and ssSwiss levers, IN y-o.
fessed repair for few years will appreciate II,
truth OF our statement.
THE PLAN OF TIE AMERICAN WlTcs
Instead of being made of several buns-4s RI
pieces, screw ed together, the BODY OF the Amer.
can W atch Is formed ofSOLID PLATEs Nam
lhterieres with the harmony of Its working. a.
no sudden shock can throw It's macElRer, o.. 81
gear. In riding or any business pursuit. Ms.
held together as firmly as a single piece Of ne.
1t 10 Just what all machinery should be
lst- ACCURATE. ID. SIMPLE. 80. STANG
4th- ECONOMICAL.
We not only secure CHEAPNESS by or 81
TEN, but QUALITY. We do not preisps Ia
our watch can be bought for less money thar II
Foreign nake-oetasres, but that for ITS real va
1t ~ sold tor one-haif the price.
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH NAMED Wm. E7.r
Is Wnat It's name lnGIcates-SOlid, SuD.1Eia,
and always Rellable-warranted to s,alt u |
amount OF Marching, Riding or Fightlnr
ooR NEAT HIGHER QUALITY OF WATE
manned p. ;. Bartlett) Is similar IN see ana "a
erai appearances, but has more Jewels, AID asr
elaborate finish.
our LADIES' WATCH, recently brosg,, o.
10 put up In great variety of patterns nIT :
them OF them OF rare beauty and work u.-us-ss
quite small, bat warranted 10 keep time
Ihk PROOF Of the merits of our WsicI az
De found In the fact that we now enp.sv u
seven hundred workmen in our fsc.o-.es, a.. -;
we are sun unable to supply the coaslli.! ;
ereasing demand
oUk THREE QUARTER PLATE WATCE
thlnner and lighter than the Others We have go
cnoed- Its fine chronometer balance ,6si.c'x,
AoJusteo TO correct the variation caused by en-
ses oil temperature. These watches are tie III
d the latest experiments in chronometry IEs ~
maze oy our best workmen, IN a separlis cs'r'
nent oil our factory. For the finest tne-Ess14
iuaiiues they challenge comparison VIE ias 80
.ofn oil the most famous English Irt S~
Makers.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch COn9Ifr
l5z Broadway, New lOn.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-07
SEWING MACHINES.

re CAUTIOUS when you are told By -,
" one that they have as good Sewing MACE. 4.
original How are the Oldest and mos; rsa, :
machines and best now in use, will DO al -. -,
OF work from the finest TO the heaviest nA =
family ever wants done, and will last lisss. :,
properly taken care Of 1 have been iges'
other machines aud have got rid OF then. re-"
give me call and examine tor yourselves.
Sewing neatly done to order.
also have machine twist and thread iof =
Any one wishing to purchase please give
call W.T.. NORRIS, Ass'f
next door 10 Babcock's new hall, up siAn
Illinois street.
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A FIRST RATE NOTICE.

Col. Henry o. Kent, of the Coos Republic
an, Lancaster. N. H., has recently been ON q
tour through the west, and in letter dated
Green Bay, Wis, gives long and highly in
teresting and favorable account of the grea,
agricultural region of Iowa through which
he travelled.
AT the close of his letter he gives first rate
notice of the Burtis House, at Davenport.
also an account of the reception of returned
soldiers at Davenport. and his impressions of
the trip, which we copy below:
THE s'BuRTIs HOUSE."
1t always affords as pleasure to chronicle
tor the benefit of travellers the merits of a
good hotel. At Davenport, we were at the
burfls H0nse; an immense structure, which
Tor general dlngiHess, positive filth and actual
discomfort we solemniy aver that we never
saw equaIed. A Sinking attendant. and an
deliberately printed bill of fare, are but a
poor exchange for clean sheets and com
Portable table. 1t is said (lei us hope in a
Pickwickian sense) that the Burtis House ia
the best hotel IN Iowa. If so, God save the
State prom the bed buge-for Of verify.
they muster there in sufficient force to drag
it into the Mississippi. We cheerfuily ac-
cord this notice TO the proprietor and shall
long remember his hotel.
An AMUSING REcEPrIoN.
The excellent people of Davenport have
been receiving the gallant s'boys in blue" in
fne shape. On the morning Of our departure
from the state, . regiment of veterans came
In unheralded. and mono of the enthusiastic
citizens we're there TO greet them. On the
depot platform, however, stood the news boy
OF he t.ain with . twanging violin, and
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DISSOLUTION.

Rock ISLAND, July IS, 1865.
The firm of Buford, Tate & Co. is This day dis
solved by mutual consent, r. n Tate withdraw
ing from the firm. b. D. BuforG wall settle all
accounts and pay all the liabilities Of me late firm
Z. .. bUFORD,
Il. n. TATE.
i have this day associated with me, Charles
Buford, Jr., and the business OF manufacturing
Flows, Cultivators, &C., will De nsinued under
the firm name of Basil ID. Buford g Co.
BASIL D. BUFORD.
Rock Island, July 81, 1865.
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III. C. CONNOLLY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW

ROCK ISLAND, I'll,
Will promptly attend to all business entrusted to
him. Military claims of every description ad :
justed.
Office Post Office. Refer to First
National Bank and Mitchell s. Lynde, Bankers.
Rock Island, ILL., iuiy2tdwtE
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Grist and Saw Mill.

THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully inform
i the people of the upper end of Rock Island
County. and the public generally, that they have
first class Flour and Lumber Mill in Hampton
village. where they will purchase all kinds of
grain, paying the highest market prices, in cash.
They will also do a general custom grinding
business, wsrranting their mill to make 6rst class
hour and do all work in the best manner.
Flour for sale BY the sack, and at Wholesale.
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The Clayton county iowa Republican, a
strong republican paper. is down on Gov.
Stone like thousand of bcick, and says
when Gov. Stone was a prisoner in the hands
of the rebels at Richmond, heofered to take
the oath never to take up arms against the
confeds, and attempted to induce his COM
rades to do so.
What do you think of this, -o- who stare
ed month after month Vi re dreary
stockade of Andersonvile
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90 TO THE BEsr.-Go to Bryant, Stratton
d Merrilrs Davenport Commercial College.
to get thorough practical business educa
ton, or to becoi good sound telegraph
operator. For circulars address (enclosing
stamps) Bryant, Stratton Il Merrill. Dayep'
por'' iowa dw1y.
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Andrew johnson sill stands before the tribunal.
Press and people yet only cry 81 He is going
wrong. b 1t he Is honest and will come right
So be 1t then. We will wait. But let our mag
istrate know that waitng-waitng for HIM
to come right. II he wants the out-spoken, I'M
finching support of the east, and Of just men ev-
erywhere, he must bid for it soon.
The above is from the Boston Common
,Dealth, leading republican negro suffrage
organ in Massachuets. We don't think he'd
bid.
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ALL boefEESs AND PROFESSIONAL. MN
should Advertise In the Argus. -
ALL BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL. urN
should Advertise in the Arrua
ALI BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN
6hoald Advsstiss N Shs A.
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Two Negroes Commit a Rape apon Ger.
man Girl.


From two officers of the Sam Orr we learn
that on last Sunday morning TWO negroes
caught a German girl in the woods near
Evansville, and after violating her person in
the most brutal manner, cut her throat and
left her dead in the woods. Her cries at
t-acted the attention of some persons who
happened to be near and wnen tney hastened
to her assistance the feDds had fed. The
whole country around about vaE alarmed, and
even the citizens of Evansville surned out en-
nadSSe in search of the villGns after Wig
orous hunt, the inbuman Williams were found
concealed in the woods and delivered up to
the sheriff, who placed them in jail The ex-
citement grew intense as the facts became
known, and on Sunday evening an immense
crowd of citizens surrounded the Jail aud de-
manded the murderers The sheriff had to
give them up. As soon as the citizens got
hold of them they Dragged them
through the streets. beat them with clubs
and stones, shot them, and when nearly dead
their bodies were suspended to lamp posts.
Cairo Democrat dug. 2.
More evidence of the superiority of Chase's
negro aristocracy.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-07

They also have, connected with the same mill
q good saw mill, Whole they will keep for sale
all kinds OF pine and hard wood lumber.
lumber, supply OF which win be KEPT for ale
Hampton, Aug. !, 1866.
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Catarrh Cured.

They are treating Catsrrh on a new system which
Is sure Cure JOr the Disease
! Experience ha- proved that Catarrh canno, bs
eureo W iocal treatment alone; heLce the many
advertised cures Tor Catarrh, all of which are loc
remedies, give relief only while the patient is ms
ing them, but never cure
understanding the disease, and we know il can
not De cured by local treatment alone therefora
we also prescribe n constitutional remedy IN he
ana oy the combined local and constitu ton
II treatment, we are enabled to remove the cau,e
OF Catarrn, and thereby effect
PERMANENT CURE.
Their consultation for wears hax. ,xsr.,.S, So.
hVe to seven Thousand a year, which give, tben -
eAPenence unsurpassed by any, and equaIled on
ly by few. 0"-
W2- Remember they do not promise to cure Al,
stages oil disease. While ali diseases are curabIe
u .aken IN season, all stages are not. Your case
may De durable this week, Rot next-to-day moi
Tomorrow; hence the danger of delay.
No Case piH be Receiped ,oheu there are ,n,,
doubts Of Cure or Relief
Our terms are cash hence the money must be
nve 10 htteen dollars per month,to doctor with
US, which includes medicines
49, i he poor will be favored
CONSULTATION FREE.
Patients must write their name state, post of
nee address, plainly All letters requiring an an
swer, must contain letter stamp, and be address,
ed TO Dr. KNAPP & SON, Box 64ss. Chicago. III |
Any OF me above diseases can be treated sue.
eessiuly by the patients describing their case in
letter, when they cannot see u.s.
III. Knapp. who will visit Rock Island regularly
House. 10y
MONDAY, September 9Th.
MONDAf, October 3Oth, A
moNDAH, December 2Sth.
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TO GET JOB PRINTING DONE QUICK.
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w. yOnNsOEH
RESTAURAYT.

MI JOHNSON has the honor Of IN.
w neuncing to the people Of Rcck Island th.s
he has opened
Restaurant, D1ning and Ice Crsam saloon
nLArD crxr Hsrn BLOCK. s.
= ~ NJ 6nor M Win Ell. -
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ALL LAB0RERs
ALL LABORERS WIG <' s"'
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ALL LABORERS WIG gus
ALL LABORERS 'e0''
ALL LABORERS ' 'A' NisuA
ALL LAB0RERS SUBSTITUTE 'o' tue Argue
ALL LABORERs 'O' INC AisuA
ALL LABORERS e 'O' '''' A'suA
should Subscribe for the Argus
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steam Boilers.

They will do all kinds of sL.e, 49, NsF
s'eam ooat work and BlacksmithIng, to Orssr
rom tneir long experience N the msEs'i''.''
y. ~ DoiIefs ana Sheet Iron Work, they ie'. :.
they can give satisfaction to all VINO favor 1si
with their patronage.
JAMES OTHIcK,
CHRIS SCHILLINGEh
hoek Island, March 4. OWEN
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POCKET BOOK LOST.

A BLACK PORT MONEY, LErTERED
u 'Greenbacks,n with gilt letters, having q
rubber band around it, and containing about 500,
in money, was lost on "Wednesday morning, Aug
2, on the Edgington road, probably not far from
james Taylor's. The finder will be literally re-
warded BY informing me whore to call for il.
JAMES TUCKER.
Millersburg, Aug. 2, w3w.
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STEAM BOILER MANIFiCTOgT,

'HE subscribers have formed q co psr1si
y .hiP under the style and firm Of 0.rti
Sehiliinger, and have taken the Boiler Ssoi ''i'
puiord's Foundry, where they will carr Of ~
business of Manufacturing
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Sugar and molssses dull
Freights unchanged.
Checks on New York II discount
The Galveston Bulletin OF the 9th SAYS:
The yellow fever is prevailing to a considerable
extent IN Havana. The proportion OF deaths 10
greater than usual
The army worm is threatening the entire de-
struction of Cotton in Wheaton Co., Texas
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