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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-08-18
Promotions i. Heavy ARTILLERY.

Lieut.. Col. l.. l. Baxter to be Colonel, vice
Coiville, mustered out owing - reduestsa Of
command. His commission b honorary"
Second Lieut.. Peter E Lentz 10 be First
Lieut.. Company +, vice Squires resigned.
Sergeant Major n. N. Ross, to be Second
Lieutenant of Company =, vice Lentz, pro-
NOTED.
Sergeant John o. Wetherell to be Second
Lieutenant of Company p, vice Stannard, re-
signed.
Sergeant VIM. Limerick, Company II, to be
Second Lieutenant, vice Hussey, resigned.
Second Lieutenant Fletcher Hagier, to be
First Lieutenant Original vscancy)
Commiseary Sergeant, Charles W. Smith, 70
be Second Lieutenant, vice iHagler, promoted.
tenant, Vice Hawley, resigned.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-04

1--we have been informed. much
70 our establishment. AZ larger mum
Der Of men volunteered than was call
cd for from The county, that Pa.okv
township still lacks two men Of filing
is qnota. and Hall township nine
The citizens Of these townships shorld
hestir themselves. and put in the men
while they can receive the big boun-
ties. as the legislature has passed a
bill providing that after the present
call j. filed. counties shall not appro
pirate further locaf bounties.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-04

SHALL Pox THE nervcus portion
Of our town was thrown into quite a
furry last Sunday by the announce
ment that tive IF orr citizens (Mr A.
Litschi and Mr.. |. Ecker.) had the
small pox- There has been no other
case Of il q yet. and with the care
WI ich is being used. it is thought il
will spread no further. though all Of
orr citizens Who have not dose so.
should immediately attend to the du-
~ Of being vaccinated. and seeing
that the children are also attended to.
We are glad to learn that The two ca
ses reported we're 10 q mild form. and
that the patients are so far recovered
a. to be up and around.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-04

AOTlFE = A.fsbr gwen fh.,ih. rnd-..
'.s.1 ~ii ssDly 70 no pob.i. r., "a
n C'nr'T Coma'.'iur sr.. 81 ~. ysrrh 49,
.inn ihrFeot w lsc5 iur sssfsil .iee... Nv.
'eF 80 rros ssl's,s NJ IN srr snti.l.s ..Aa
~ '" f-Sulsi-snt 'srsnss no sale o. 80.
tfuonf sinons, m.ii Nd oiker in,oxsrs,,,g
enors p'sr- 81 sic Ill i. IN N.
M'' Occupied ~ hsm. VIZ: Nos oil 90
z.l - sae.n On he plM ~ rhs ,oae 40
frrc'nApc. Fsleiaaid 'o~n.isip, Dsso.Co
!nAi~n. 80
Tas ciiz,r- " ga ,o.n.hs. :u
iUs ns,ice lh-r-of
J. &C sEHLIxG.
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1.-THE capture Of Wilmington by
the forces under Gen. Schofeld. puts
all the forts and public buildings. ex-
cspting those at Mobile and Calves
ton. which were stolen from orr Gov
eminent in 1861. back into its pos
session Slowly but steadily are We
reoccupying and repossessing the lost
property Of the Union.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-04

4 NV UsE voR PErRoIEun. -Gsl.rp,p,
ssys'hs' DR.. Deesisiss. Of Antwerp. a..
nousess that The itch NAV BE- cured ipr.,.
ssssou''y By simply srsIyine (~i,hous rus.
s'ne) pes'oleu. 20 The psrs effected. tn.
mere snsns'ioss Of shst oil ore sufHi.ns "a
ssinfses the psiisn,'s elo,hs. end Dr. D..
esis'ns sdts that slI other psrssi,ss Of ,hs
Asssa BODY my b destroyed i.mssss,.lv
" The sane meme.
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ScRoot. The xintsr term II rhe
tie iree school in Dist. No 2 in this
town. closed yesterday, and We be-
lievs The expression of the parents is
one OF universal satisfaction with the
progress Of the scholars under che an
perin:sndence Of Prot. Dunbar Our
town il very fortunate in securing the
services Of so thorough : scholar as
Prof. Dunbar. and our citizens owe it
% themselves to see that he receives
such liberal encouragement az will
retain him in our midst. We under
stand that he will open select school
on . week from neIt Monday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-04

GRowTH Or JEFFtRseryrrtE "A wo..
csr'ul change has come over our ciiy vim n
me 's'' ihrss yesrs. W. -aopp.r ihs,, Il
ciusing The occupsnis Of Our hes,ii.l.. the
pepulation has more than doubled. md ~,
The permanent invss,m-nts Y Z csoi,.i IL our
township since 1862. cannot .m,un, u -.
than two millions Of dollsrs. Tn. cons,r.c.
ton Of magnificent railroad bridge. which
y 70 Spa he Ohio river ;, nj. point, viii
proo'o'y scs''sr a. least > million OF dollar.
am'ns co- people. ard when comols,.S. Il
w''' make our CITY 10 many respects ! n.r,
o. me larger city ofLouisviIIr, il re nv
% SLOWED 10 ssy i. tho mos, pleasen, ~
cissnly part :. ihsi.--Nstiensl D.mocr.,
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1TPatoka river has been on the
rampage the present week. the mnrkv
waters madly rushing. foaming and
Singing. over its hanks. Quitc nun
Der Of RATS have gone floating down
in search Of a market
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1.-THE attention Of our citizens i.
directed to the Boot and Shoe adver-
tisement Of Cadwalaier. son & Co /.
in to DAYS paper. The prices given
il the advertisement are certainly low
enough for these times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-04

iRELAsD Our church IN this ssr,i.s ~,
Ilsst bseo hcldinrs proirscred meeting. o.,
aide o. 'hs u,osl line OF appointments. s.,
the brethren hoping 70 rsviv. ths work =
he Lord N onr midsi gave ont tho sonsis,
usni for The fra ssbbs,h in Fob. intend
'ns to continue . Iosg = hey nigh, hov.
70 produce sny good resuI,s.
The mss'in- accordingly b.gsn sssesn.
''uoed Until Tuesday ev.,;rg when du,io0
frrvens prsyer by brother Co,ss,ieu. ~.
Spirit o. 'hs Lord dssrssdsd smo,r IL.
rsopls snd - vrrs biss.s5 With f. b.o,,
revival T-en'y.two Tho PROF. I'd hon. ~
press'd strong desire 10 ucit. ~i,h an
church. snd viii rscsivs ,hs ordin.,es M
Bse'isn on the fret sabbsts IN March
The meeting ~ss csrrisd on Nv Bro. S..v
'rd sssis,.dby Bro N. n. Diilsn ,sd TIN.
Green. Bro. Conscious also assisted.
wn Pcr1soS
mr. DosNE:-Some evil diSroscd
person having written the above arti.
lie to The Witness. At Iniiananols X
protesting 70 give an account Of a re-
rival that was represented to have "a
zen place in the sweet little village ~
leland. hnt which in reality never
occurred. | nave taken It mon mvself ,
Q clear the village Of the charge and .
'lso 70 exoncrate the persons named .
. the article from the imputation OF !
'eing leaders I'M though We
earthly wish we conld Justly congrat- :
late them on snch an auspicious !,
nd desirable event. 4
Please to say in reply to this Sian
er. that no revival has vet occurred
0 this vicinity. nor is one likely 10
ccnr. In behalf OF the gentlemen
rho are named in the article. | wish
. say that they are the last persons
n earth that any person Of common !
ense would suspect Of aiding the
ause # religion in any way. shape
= form Yours. truly, III.
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~ WIN = " hereby gven. ih,,th.Dps.-
t'gned wli .ppls " the Dubsi. B..,s
"nts Cpmm'--'nners. vi MT. M,ych
se'si~n Thereof ID 1856 far r~ssl Nc....
'a' on4 ye"r' from 'h~ ION IN VI rcA 1ss5
unerr 'hf provi-siens " a. acf .n,iti.s..s 4
se' w rfgn'aie snt lieensa the .,ie N ~.
,,unn' ylnons. mslf and ofhsr inf,xir,,in.
hqn Ihe place ~ ssls ~ill 81 In. Nv,
..eup'sd BY him o. the corner ~ s,,,h
"an ana W--i streets. 10 ,hs town u
Indi.ns oOoh'ys
due sotice thereof - 80
CHAS KRAUs
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pNINisrRAToR's SALE o. LsaD

- - - ~ UT - IT. ~
OllC1 = nerrey gv-r. ih.f kvvssi.-
q ~ order of he Pie Cousfy O. =
r8n Pies Cur. made :, t.e J..a...
I'fai 'a'frrf, 1855 ~ rnAers,sa-s admir-
s'Fs'nr n fh- r.'s'- 81 Wilh.m n ~.
H'csss't; ctfar- - oi..- 81. 10 hl,..
NJ r-frsrd lsnd. snd real -ss.. Of IN. d.
refenl N vii.
i'r senfn s.s' cnr-f-r ~ NJ. norih -.
0Nsrs@' N sr~f'ru '1irfs fnnr 49, .sI ~.
.rvif 80 qdsrt.r IN ~ ~ 80, o..
~ III s-eiiNn sslfi. 'hrs..s ~ ir ,.'c
-aiP rnr lil snh M * fst.
,.e'' fnr so<-shsr 70 sr,.. u Isnc. u...
NJ is-.
So 'p ~ ''s "i' 49, 'hs- sp,-.is-d,,.~
TEENS on ~AIE % : 800 80
7''N -. ihri r. * rnnii.s .nd ~. ,hi.@
i-~'H' nsNr's fan hss 81 ~4is "A, ~,
fnss' Fsag nrf siih snrroved s.cr,l,.
'f II rffss - .nsas ~ssing sssaasss..ra
'ppfs -rnfn' isss h~sriag * pr ese'. ia
'r.-i f-fn r.'s.
hil- 49, ~ reviewed ~ .ke uassrsge,J
= ~ INV tg-ri jsma. A ss-son. frsm ~
~ f~slll TIE i..f ~ AMI.
NAvIn l. HART. asn.r.
= afsA l1T2-4s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-03-04

M ERROR Permit me thronch
vonr columns to correct 3 wropc i'm.
preston in the minds n vnnr readers
caused nv some low. designing dem.
agogue in Ireland.
refer 70 the extraordinary adver.
tisement Won 50 eloquentlv call tho Al.
tevsion q vunr readers to in yonr last
Issue. prononn~e the advertisement
q base forgery. and shall in due time
see that the author has ample instica
done him for his trouhlc and expense
] wonld sax to the public that | have
no authority whatever to dispose of
the arms formerly Belonging 10 she
Home Gnards; and as 10 the plor;ous
victories achieved. by them. perbars
they have not vet accomplished the
whole design interded.
WV. MONROE.
Ireland. Ind. March /. 1865.
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UBy the following commnnica-
ton i will he seen that orr citizens
are not. after all. to have an opportu-
nifty Of purchasing one n those hon.
orable battIe-tried memcntos lately
belonging 70 he Heroic Ireland Irwin
chile Home Guards.
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oM HISslrNEa'S SALE or LAxD
~ Office II ,--sby go .aa,,sa, under
-'fn~i '7sfn fssiirs- appains4s ~ III.
Ctfeuii Court . DsNo.~ C,unrr Iads.ns
~ irs 1snp,Fy en fh.rsei. 1855 IN [.
sAi' IN pssnf aY. ~n.fsin N.riz ,J.-.o.,
IN ~ sre nIsiptLis $50 Nsra rD.n,. ".
NJ. ariensrn'. ~ .-l W .irr4s .. -
fdsr N ff+ ronr'. NJ 9at.c snc ipa - ~
HTi '+~ fso'- ja*prr. M ..iA r~Dusy
OS St-DRDAY. APHiL 5 N. 1868
IN iola~iax t--rr vi lsna< ..a 49, -.
= 'iipfsrd " s.ii r-ls'y ~ - 49,.
Tar nosth wss' qr-r, " ,h- south !,
qrv'N .ni sh- 49,: IN ~ M. rsh 49,.
qu'rf.r M -frfiaA ~ lown fv ts9sayh of
RI r. ttree Nr.f. rnnfsinins Sug hu.
tisf - 'w+n'r 100 r~s.
Terms fF SALE -Oae hsf ~ III.
pntchrsr mpnrs W " psiH n c,sa. IA ~.
TFssdr- Nl'iiln nsr yssr Ire purchaser Nv
~ n"ie .i'l g,oi frp~'lo q saca-+v 49,
ne interest from rrie w ssi~. ar3 ~.i,iny
'fash q vslr~'ian srd superintendent, 49,.
sal x AT ~ Y fw. o'a'.rk 2. A.
JOIN WEiKEI.. Commi.s,ac,,
fdsin- Rns'tu-r 2 r. suy-
Ia.p"r. Isrrh I n. sBS-;~
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'h'ht rftrrsiFt-t a'ii arncs-6 .irh *.
renr'y Harsr.or ai h-nai- comfy -,
- ly'h tay " Nsrra 1866 N ru. N. nv.
@'a N''tfm'n~ 'h~ har4iaar-- W .~9...
80 n town 2 sraan - rsng@ We
- Z" ~fmriirir inc. y sii .l-e 90 a.n.
i-f' 'nrr@pi $3.50 li~hes ps.sns
lai~r-1ed viii rl~s~. ~ nrp~.,t
PETER BAMBERGER.
a-nh nfsh I'll.
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f9krrfss MeEzeF, Fsbnar, o4-l0 y n
~ Gsesn.l Y. ) Gran, ciry Point:
Oa' troops entered wliElng'on 81 N. o2I
Ahsf NJ evacuation " Fort Andersen
Gen SchOisld directed Cox. 70 follow n.
garrison towards Wllminrion whils rev
followed lioks on the eat aide 81 the river
Tho latter took . new liss 4 mi,es from
Wilmington. out wss % hotly pressed by
Terry that he could send % uoops 10 the
~ssi side.
o. tat 'itr tho rebels m.d. r.ud be.
hind The creek, bur on Tho 20ih n. c,o-s,s
hls'rvop- bslow shsm % at hosts stack
% and routed ihsm. ard took two guns .os
three hundred prisoners
On ito 21a Cox pu-h.s 10 Br.m,,iel
river, opa.i's NiImingtsn whsrr The sriay.
we're o. IRE. % Ais slsval Tho rsbrl,
commenced eursiag ,hs colon ID the X,
sad lef' ltihss Night,
Oar c'p'ursr. irrloilng Fsrt Anderson
'nsan'' 20 shout 7o0 prl,oa-r.. ans 81
spns Cisz-ns rtss-t ln. F.hsi. tnrn,d
1870 bales 81 cotton. ana 1900 b.. Is.
80
u"'on '''l'ez .hs.ss .elf 1 III. slrpngl,
= ,p-siv
Terry iallp@.d Hosr a,r,A-a4
lsisn-di . cas,rck.
4, r4l ~
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orlcE = hrr.ay gwen ,A.t al. .se-r
5000 ns- hen .rr"in'~d .cria,.t.s
,"r N NJ estate OF f.ni " ll.r Nv. NJ,
DnDnif cornfy. decreased SD 49,.
~ ~ .osv4.t.
JOIN = SCHNEIDER, .dYr.
Fsk rs y. IsGs 81
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EfE PLOYMEyT-

~ MONTH A gents wanted j -,
- - S-~'rE N,rbines. We will c;..
= wv" mission On aii machines sold. i, 49,. 80
P'oF a1eni- who will work for ,hs .ha..
nagss and ~ expenses nsii nadrs.
n .. HrRRrsrcS, e. Co., Detroit. Mich
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4 DNINTsTRAToR's SALE OF LAND


ADNINrsTRAToR's SALE OEL4YD
N0TlCE u hereby given. thai tho und,,-
/. - signed Will sell a pubic sue,,on I.
he premises. on
SATURDAY. The 18th dsv sf March 1sss
w following real es'ai- situated in Dub,is
County. Indiana. to.wii: The fractions,
south part Of The south ~rs, ousus,. "a
ne south vest qusrer 81 the south 80,
equsrfer Of Section No. fifteen. In ,ownhi.
NO one north Of rsnge four west. ana ~.
south east quarter o. the south go, opsrs,
q ssme section town end range. subject 70
W. w'oo~'s Interest. Said property belong
Ing 70 Bs1iI Leonard, decreased.
IERhS-One hslf Of the purchsse M.
ney essb IN h.nd. the Other hair n ~,
months ~i'h interesi. the purchaser civirs
note With good free.hold security.
FEB. 4th. is65-4w.
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EsIRAY NOTICE.

Vil' y hrrhv given ,h., 40 fol,cw.
ing SHEEP we're isxrn 10 :, D.y,d
r' rrs'dsner y P.,sks Ts1nshi2. msrsss
f"'r 'nsfkss win crop 10 Tho l.f, %,
IT. eol' " NJ SANE. snd 81 nnd.rsi, IN
'hf right err; three mssked with . r,.c ~
rplH " 'hr rirhs err snj IN vna,yn,, n
W. lrn ear; one marked ~ith .wsIlow
'v'k ~ me lefs sud ~ urdrrbis \, ~ y;cb,
esr; Or marked wi'h crop snds,eli, ~
- undsFt' N ne l.fr ear. srd ~ ,n.,.,.
49, ''"p 70 'nr right snr; one msrkrd wih
c'o0 "ad sph' N Tie len or; and me
"a' mArsed. One ssii On the sheep. Tae
whol. valued ", $40 so.
HENRY A HOLTHAUs. C. DC.
Feb llth. 1861
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N,w Is Ar-sh ~ = ls,.er. Isl -
iagssn sa.cis.asfs. ia s.neipaii9. IN.
'i~"'f~~. Snsrasn ~ johnson q, ~b,s.
- ms 'srsi.e 'ni-lixsar~ 49,. msn,,.t
- "ar Droafta~a'navr d,.p.,rA.d.r.ll
4ppe',trs sares w aasg.aa, and rar.s, N
NJ iiningiHH, tren whicn con. iA-v~li be
s-F' 'ofsa-s @ sr'asa'. st~v. Ts-sr-
ens's provided -iih hos0a ,ror.. ~.
r.rrsihiHg ree.s-.,- so ,tr csr. =, 49,
= srd ~ount-d
TIE ruror lh., Sehnf-ll h,s fo-a.d
pnciisn win SAAsn.a 4. rsgsrl.d hsre 90
'l'oge'hsr erotsb.-, sus th- sy.,nmen, /.
'sef ~ ~ Sh-'nsn'- sbli's. s.-o ~ih.
80 Sthefsld'- forces . 49, care d Inn
~ snf 1snsss sns iofcs he r-b u sr
7',fo -sAs a-sinsf Win.
bi S' lrs eii' sr8t'afiy .sA.us.
~, sv.i,bs --spu-c. ~ I'M. h Il 4,
A*es Sa'rnsn's sn4 .ri~a. ,rv.~r r.'
t.ee' jaaeiioa " 'ssi~o -ui.- II ds.H. 4
n - 'n.s'iy ss-u,srrs anpls su--
tiS SAwisS ~ 4nfis.n a. ssand TX
i"''sa ~ hity IN. M II ps,t.r sua N
'f--'Hfh h3sras-s SO ss@.d y . \. s.r. y
'h' $50 ai.' NJ Ns-lr k,sp a. sxr
-ss ~ss'''r. aa sa- n. ~. /. w.b.sA /.
'i'rs R'ss, M F-sis,, Ls.o4.r.
N '1"H 's4 ~ Dtss s~so sander . y
- sii ~ nsyr 'n~ ns-f ..arsae. thss i =
y 'siu"tiv .erpsn,'ish - L..ay.tss
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List OF Letters.
eemnln'ng y ''se p,s' Office A. J,.psr.
= y Dlhoi- counts, State 81 Iadisn.. wh,ch.
Y no' eAllrd foF, o. % before IN Il, dsy o.
epfn nrx'. wv BE- sepr - tie Drna L-,rs,-
p'ncr. Pos' Oli,e Dsoariment. Washing.
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lie would not Sabjnsate the Soath III
an Offensive Sense.

HEApo'ss Mrt Div. or rue Mr.s,.sr-r,,
- rHk FlkLD NEAR NAsIErrA Ca.
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Rates of Advertising in the Daily.

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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-27
THE
ANNUAL CYCLOPEDIA
AND
REGISTER OF IMPORTANT EVENTS
OF THE YEAR 1864


IN Presenting to the public another volume
i of the Annual Cyclopeda, containing the
record of the most turbulent year which the coun-
secure its completeness and accuracy, and to pre-
serve 1t free from every mark of partisanshlp.
The principles adopted In the previous years
nave taken effect, and many new and most I'M
portant questions under them, and were
discussed during 1863 such as csnfiscaton, eman-
ciPation, indemnity official and pecunary, the re-
lations OF the Insurrectonary states TO the Union
personal liberty, martial law, prize, the liability
Great Britain for damages done by the Alabama
Sc, &c.
These discussions embraced in its contents,
together with the important civil and po-
lItIcal measures of the Federal and State govern
ments; accurate and minute history of the
struggles of the great armies and their battles IL
Illustrated with maps and plans of actions taken
from official copies the debates of the Federal
and Confederate Congresses; financial measures
of the government, commerce, sc. &c; the pro-
cesdIngs in the Confederate States to ma ntan the
war and establish their government: also, all the
exciting movements in foreign countries the de-
velopments in the physical sciences the progress
of literature; mechanical inventions and mprove-
ments the stupendous enterprises of the govern
ment connected with the war, such hospitals
for the army, the manufacture of ordnance, and
the trade regulations in lnsurrectionaTy districts
The present statistics Of the religious denOmina
tions, the Biographical sketches of the eminen
ersons deceased in 1864, &C.
The contents are arranged in an Alphabetical
order, and accompanied by most complete In
1 deX. The volume is in the style of the New
| American Cyciopedea, and will match the vols
| for 1861, 1862 & 1868 Of this annual. The work
published exclusively by subscription, and is ee
CANT and substantial.
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ROCK ISLAND POST OFFICE,
Mall Arrangement.

Calcago and Rock Island Railroad Mail arrives at
$50 A. NJ. and 4;i5 P. 81 Closes at 100 4.
NJ, and 1880 P. NJ.
Sterling and Rock Island Railroad Mail, via Mo-
line, Waterfowl, Hampton, Rapids City, Port
Byron and Cordova arrives at $50 4. m, and
closes 1T 4.30 P.
Davenport MqH arrives 100 A. NJ, and 500
P. NJ. Closes 500 A. NJ, and AIS ?. Nj.
Oguapka Mail via Pleasant Ridge, HaElItt. Ham
let, Perryton, Aiedo, Monroe, New Boston and
Kethsburg, to Oquawka, leaves Monday, Wed-
nesday and Friday, at9 A. III. Arrives Tues
day, Thursday aud Saturday, at 4 P. u.
a1c0m5 Mail, VIA Presumption, Farlow's
Grove, Viola, Pope Greek, North HeLder-
son and Monmouth to Macomb, Leaves We'd
nesday and Saturday at A. N. Arrives Tuos-
day and Friday at p. n.
centre Point Mail, via Rural, PrarIefeid, Rich
landGrove, Centre Ridge, Oxford, North Prairie
aid Henderson, to Centre Point, leaves We'd
nesday and Saturday at 5 4. NJ. Arrives Tuesday
and Friday at 6 Pm
{ Gmbridge Mail via: Coal Valley, Pennsylvania,
Orion and Andover, to Cambridge, leaves
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-27

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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-27
CELEB r lated
CHILLED AND WROUGHT IRON Safes
Wrought Iron Fire-ProOfS,
LOCKS AND VAULT DOORS

These Fire proofs manufactured to supply
demand for Security Against Fire, less expensive
than my Celebrated and Superior Chilled and
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They furnish similar and equal security TO the
Safes generally manufactured In the different cit
les, but Superior to them in their FIre-Proot
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should they not prove superior, will refund the
money, d Fire-Proot, the purchaser
may decide.
List on sizes and Prices OF Wrought Ero
Fire Proofs.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-27
THOM AS j. BUFF RID,
PROPRIETOR OF THE
Rock Island Foundry L. Machine Shop

II EEPS constantly on hand and makes to
IN order, Steam Engines, Boilers, Water
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Particular attention given to the manufacture of
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smithing and Steamboat work. Also, dealer in
Pig and Sheet Lead, Block Tin, and Block Zinc,
Wrought Irons, Butt and LapWelded Pipes, ofall
sizes, Brass Cups, Globes, and all articles usu-
-ly found at frsi class foundry and machine
hop.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-27
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