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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-11-30

9cntidc Giu,uambcrer. Sn Den ensfiiden
@tdttsrn maAt ssaen,uirtis ~frlssnoss Stem" bic
Gunbe: Die Ssutihsn fcn,msn ME cine Slutb
nne srS6srs sSsuen lissen ned %natintsr, NIT alei,
der Weadt rcrmdrts brdnssnp. gSir batsn 70 0isl
ana Der hsutitsn Ssimatb crtaltsn, eab MIR aerne
nrh n1sbr ,riinihen uno mir labsn ss ssrn, ipsnn
gang Sentihlanp e~ntrSlfsrt miree, ,rsnn nur un=
isrs Staatsn unb edncereisn eatsi stminnsn. Sic,
Ter Mun'h mag nidt In isiner aanSsn Nusestnuns
srfaat irsrcen bod bic freunbliben, seihGftliAsn
uno litsrarifden 8sbietunesn, in psnsn mir nit Der
astilestitsn. D%fcncmiidhsn unh INSTRUMENTATION
Hats Der Melt ifsbsn, merosn niht rispsr ssfDrt
wsrcen une bic iiterahiise 8errlfsruns IONS sutihs
Lamb srirc itsr Sur; pesr Gang DEN g8sa rrh nab
unisrsm 9anee fnoen. gGenn bic Ginpanrsruna
ron Seutlflane IN bieism @rabs frrtoamcrt, 10 1T
DE 8an5e Nrteiterfrase bsensist unb Der lssre Sis
Den nnb SiStrsifen merbsn tale cine tefers, lcsa.
lere 8erSlfsruns tafsm.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-11-30
1Iulere Tiuan;=8irrcu.

Sis Stem Dcrter Gusnius 4SOit, c6ircsl bas
glatt Der terrihenbsn 4artbsi a~nSstrrt, bat fsinsn
groeen Nelrect Dor I'm lerem u8sprteleaen" Uinan5s
Spitsm fs Ihrsitt:
Ser ssse,rartise 3uitano u~nisrer Siuanssn, Der
fir bas. 3anb 10 setGbrlid une fir Bic srcbs Wfals
le un1sres @plfss 10 Ibapli4 1T, murbs in eisism
8latte Dor pisr Sabrsn, als eas xassal Ssnrsr"
@eieb uno Die baraus entiprinsenben MabreSeln
nsm ScnsreB r~crlaSen, 8enau pcraua9sla9t. gSsnn
,rir jeet Die Nrtifsl atoruaen rcaten, IN irslden
mir bamals Den @rnsrsb Dor DEN unrernleiolihsn
gsirfunssn bisiss srcben finan5ieaen Srstbums
marntsn, 10 wiiros es ia 5ei5sn, bag is gang sez
nau baS ~Jssiultat rrr 2.nssn ~itsctsn. gsos MIR
oamals iaristsn mar feline prcpbeyiune, mir mad
ten Bios aui Die aOlsen Ter 9srlesuns zines srrBsn
gsaturs @sisses aufmefiau,, bic Sober leben tcnnte,
Der feline Nuosn T1nsn ncute. uu1sre Marnun9en
,raren perssbliA, auein mir bphen, CAP bic @rsiss
niis Ger lektsn pisr SABRE unisrs Staatsmanner &C.
lsbrt baten, baB es nismals sus&mabis deer rciie
1T, etnen fsflsbenoen @ruaolas peer Elm Natur9ez
iss 81 Itsrtrstsn."
Gas 1T bic refine SSa6r6sit, bic man ipnt in Den
lcssnanntsn v~lrpalen" 9lattern lrbr isltsn Su fnosn
rfsst. Sic evening Npa mar uter in friberen
Sabrsn Elm gut r~scistrtss nsmofratiihes Blatt, Sas
dtsr bic Sslarerei. Grase mi reputlifaniide Eager
serietb, in fnauSieQen Uraaen ater mmer nod Dee
mceratiIden @runoiasen bulhi8t unp ben Belt III
3sit itsr Den Yapisrsslos unb S9us.arifs Sdmins
bel gang treHlias sluiidse ttinst. SoB ebaie, Der
fh isltfsefdais ben r0ater Der @resnba6s" neunt,
einen furatbarsn Md6sriH tssins, ais CT, ifatt sleia
sur entipredsncen @sftsueruns gu ihrsitsn, bas
aano nit Yapisrsslo itsr Futbsts, muSte isbsr bss
srsifen, Der nur einisermaBsn itsr GfonOmiibs Sra
gen naAseoaht bat. Sieisr Meibsriff bat Fem
Sanbe niht tlos 9aiaicnsn sefOfet, ~iOnoern er rire
nod SABRE lang ME Elm BleisspiAt an ~uuisren
5usen bGnssn. Gine furje listerfHt unieres &C.
9enpartiSsn papisrsslorsiAtbuns wiro bier I'M
Ylass fem: r
@or DEM Nustrn4 Der iinliAsn @ehslion itcrz
itie8 bic @siammtiumme Der Surrsnsp, @clO, Sils
Der uno 9anfnctem, du feiner i3eit prsiauurert Dill
licnen SraarS, pabreno jest Der brsifuae Bstras
an Yapierselo ausin pcrbancsn 1T, ndmli4
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-11-30
Sorl sdlur, led Dem 9rSliesnten srflGrt {

&arl SdNr5 icu Dem Yraiiesnten srtIart batcn,
eaB bic Ginthbruns res Neacr Stimmrshts i'm
Sieen in nieism anssntlife nitt Ctns cine itsbsn>
DC Nrmss purhssitet werecn rOnnts. Sas slau,
Zen mir nctl. Sc 1T niht allsin atiurb, ioneern
CO 1T s~craSs5u imam, Den liolihsn Staarsn sunus
teen III mcnsn, ibrsn NsSern, bic in riclsn Gldssn
bic Msbrbsit tilosn, eas Stimmreht Su rerlcibsn,
~.pGtrcno in alen nDrnliden Staatsn, no tie Srass
benz @clfe Direct 5ur %Abfiimmuns p~crselest ,rarb,
Das @sssrss timmredt gang enti%ieoen rermorfsn
rurss. Sn einiaen nSrnlihen staatsn 1T icsar
Cen Nesern bic NisbsrlaHnns SurA @eisss psr'
bcten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-11-30
AGiue neue Suuocs=S anptitaot. = Sic @srl

AGtue acuc Sunocs=S auptitaot. Sic @srles
9uns Der Bunbess9 auptitaot ron Waibinstcn mad
einem 9lase, Der nlebr i'm Centrum Der Ser. Staas
ten liest, ipiro jest letbaft BON pitlen @littsrn bes
iprrhen. Inter anbsrsn Stdoten lrsrnsn AUDI Sins
cinnati unb indianapolis als islr %sseisnetc Ylast
p~orseidlassn unD neil es ni@ts fcitst, mShten nil
AUDI nnier Gotumbus in @criAlas trinSsn, oas
lid minbsitsns etenic gut mic bic beiesn ssnannten
mfg 1T IS, bab Maibinstcn in msbr ais elmer Bssisz
buns Gin isbr unpansnbsr plas 1T, hch mDhte jesr
id,psrlid Elm s~eeisnster 3sitpunft isin, I'm an ben
8au sinss nsusn @apitcls unb Ger nG,bisen &esie.
runsssebiuee 3u hsnfsn. gDiroe Die Sade itri=
gems asitirt, 70 mSnte Fa @aibiuston niat LANCE
nstr ale Bunhes> 9auptaabt balten fSnnen, nenn
popular III bic Gage IHcn ldnof niht metr se'
rreien.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-11-30
ltnteroana eiucs 9ampfbootcs. - 100 Eai

laaicre ertrlnfcn. Sn Der sfadt rcm "a. Ncp.
fisssn bic tsiecn Samrfer Niosara unc Ycif @cp
7 Mtilsn ctsrbalt !6slena. aui cenl WtilflIppi auz
iammsm. Sic @iasara ianf in 20 Sub Nafer.
@t,ra 100 9ed Yoiaaisre, %n'eiitens s%ntlailsns
iartise SDlbaten, srtranfen. Sic Mannlhaft une
Sajatsn s9a1asisrs murben f1mmtlia ssrsttst. Sis
Niaaara mar st,pa $4,000 ,rsrtb rno 9atte 200
9rnnsm Eraat an 9crb; bas SdiH mar niat rerz
fhert. Ser 4r1 8cp crlitt feline 9elhaoi9uns.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-11-30

Ote MSrber Marihau unb Brede,
ionic bic @iftmiidsrin Grinesr trurccn am Is.
IN qittfturs gum Sebe rsrurtbeilt. Ser @ourer.
neur rirt Zen Sag fir gcusua tes lrtbsils feas
leem. E.a-f ~. .sr. .-
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-11-30

Scr Gricg beiebt nod. @ir serSbnliasn
Msnidenfinrer nit benz te14ranften untertbansns
Nsrlianoe batten unS In autem @lauten %einaetil=
Get, baB Der 8ries 81 Gnre itt. Ssst tslsbrt uns
oter eire tslcsrapbilhe Sspeite BON @aibinatru,
ea6 Der &ris9 nod bs1sbt." Sic Sade rertdlt
fb 10 Ureirinissr Hssimsntsr batsn mieberbrlt
un ibre Gntla1unS aus Dem Gisnae natssiutt,
ineem le ih nur auf arieaeoauer anperten lie6en
uno Der &ries ia su @nbe lei. Stun ater baten bic
Sober Serrsn an Der srrise in @aibinatcn
enlihicetn, DAP Der &riss nod tsitsbt, fntsmal Der
Sipsn nod niht gang plopal" senus iei, uno pa6
iclalih bic Trei,rilisen nrd r~crlGuia i'm Giens
Re ~ tlritsn 6absn, BIG man Ie niht ulebr trau1t.
sapn Der alte @rtbs bat ssiust:
.mit " urten ldbt iib treHlia ~itreiten.
AHit @sprtsn Elm Sphem tereiIen,
Nn @prten ldSt iib treHIib f~iauben.
Gpn einem Snort fein Sofa rauben.~
llniere 9lsrcfatsn psrftsben cas unb uniere
StaatamGnnsr iinb ia am @noe nihts ais Nppcfas
ten unc oft oa,u sisn,lih flcine, bic man AT Geutib
Netnlinen uno auf lateiniih GsrfslllsHer nsnnt.
Sic 9e1auptuna, hab Der Sriea urh beite6t,
;rinat ~ibriasns niht bios bic Sreiriaiaen, bic nod
niht en~tlaiieu linS, nod linaet i'm Sieniie 5u blsis
Zen, icnoern sr lsst aun uniere &essrtsn in @a=
ibinatcn IN Stano, bas Sano pbne GcnGituz
ticn unD mad eiaensm Milen Al reaisren A.: AT
niclsm @nee 1T AUDI bas Sateas Gclpus SRett.
fiss bobe 4riritesium oes freisn gIrssrs, NOD
,litt risbsr b~srlsitslt uno Stantpn bari ned ims
nler feline Spicns unD !0ai9sr, II uGstsim 9Oliz
sstn ssnannt, bci6ebalten, Seraoe mie Gin esuiiber
Dirf. Wann, o mann irtrD EMILIO
bic Sonitituticn riscsr CUR @sltung foumsn unp
Gle Sisner bss 8rlfss, bic ih ;u Ssrrsn bss
ant9eprrfen taten, IN ibre SAranfsn Sus
Z ifreiien?
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-11-30
SfTsteuer ScricDt

ifsr bic tsi Der lesten Staatsuab1 fir Die tsiesu
@pursrnsurs= GanDiceten atsesetensn Stimmen.
Sacot Dplipn &rr, @jep. @. Mprsan,
Heputlifaner. Gtnpfra..
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-11-30
Mshrtp;f Fir mrpuruen

Sic Mebrteitsn fit bic itrissn reputlisaniiAen
@ancieaten fcmnen eieien 3ablsn aismtiA ra,
be. Scr bat Gle ssrinsite Wiebrbsit rcn alien. glah
ibm fcmmt BrinfertoF; feline Wtebrbeit ater Ban
Srump tetrast 81 ,190. Sis bSdfe Niebrbeit bat
Ncrris fir S4ul,@ OumiIG oisislts tetrast ST.,
935 Stimmen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-11-30

rartenents ron Sie Carolina ernaunt trcroen. gr
mirn itir tSanrtauartisr III starIstcn tatsn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-11-30
Sufammen.

SuIdmlnen. ............. $50, 000, 600
Scmit tetri9t Der 9e3enlrarti9e YarisraeleNm>
lauf ieAsbunosrt Miuicnen mebr ais in 1859 unb
1860.
Sieier un9ebeure garisSeleiessn 1T ss, Der es,
unnaturliten 3uitanD Der Sinse, Die unnatirli=
den 9reiie unn Msrtbe erseust, inter esnen pir
jsbt lsipcn. Gin,elue sripet6sn fatslbafte Reih=
tbumsr, Der M1tsitertano rbdlt 1hsintar quite
9cbne, ater trcs cieier 9uten 9Gtns ;rinssn i'm
bic bcben Yreiis aIer gum 3ctsnsuntcrbalt nGtbi.
Gen 2~rtifel, fh Gntbebrunsen auf,ulssen, eenn er
piiree niht auefcmmen, rcnn sr % lsten tn OLE
te ME or rcr benz 8riese selstt bat. Ser 9urus
nin,mt unter niel en- mnatiirlideu 3uItanSen in err
ihrsfenesm GraDe iitsrtane uno mir impcrtiren
rom aualanbe, trrs ess trtsn Shus,clss, an 9uz
ruSartifsln nett me6r ais mir an Yrrcuetsm auss
fH6ren. Sic Saitsr uno 8sr6reasn msbrsn lf =
Der gang jnm Maiissans unr geobueten nin,mt
lamfsit uno ees reolidsn Grmsrbs riro saniliA
mnterarafsn.
9luf bic Gausr farm has 2enb eisien unnatirliz
den 3uitane Der Stnse mid aubbalten, eas lit flar;
es muB ,ulest caran sI @runee seten, acrane mic
elm Sistsrfranfsr, Der iih Snr6 finit!ihe %5tei,mits
tel auf Zen 8sinsn balt. Ssatalt mabt fh and
inter Dem Gctes sin aIsencines &srlanasn mad riz
ner Ieruction ceer Sermincernua Der unseheursn
8apicrSslomahe ssltcnb uue nur iiesr nas &ie?
tsrritt cine Observation-Disclosures Sc frast iia,
Of Die Repnsticn i'm larsiamen gmnsdsnsanas, i'm
Srate Deer gar i'm Gaucrp rcrsencmmen wsrben
icute, in ireldem legtersn Uals risls u~nlsrer siatis
cnal 8anftn unp anpsre 9arisr Snititlte bic
&rinf" frissen miibtsn. Ssosnfaas ,rire es bic
slufsate rss Gcrsrsfes fem, bisis Srase in Die
Sano ST netnnen, ms ss lit ut tcf1sn, DAP or eisiels
Re nidt mad Snatlalter Manier ~crleeiat. nDtei
mir leihsr ssits6sn miisn, DAP unisre Sr1nuns
nidt tart it. Sic SinanSfrase IN pcn stsn ic
grocer Mihttsfett ME bic Stsecnfructicnsfra3s.
nno mir iebsn nit Spannuns Der Sriuns o~erisltsn
ent9e3en.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-11-30

@gs beibtjest %tsitimmt, bab Sen. II bic
grnennung ais @cianbtsr mad SHERIFF. niht ans
ncbmsn w,rc. @siter mirD s~enslret, na6 Ssmaro
oiss BON porn bsrein iebr ,rrbl ssrubt uno bios Elm.
sis uno ausin bic @rnsnnuns semaht babe, um Dem
bsibtlitissn Treunrsn Der DtOnrCe &Cetrine anf
bisis mOblisile Wsiie et'pas iaesn 8rsi I'm Den
Wtunb gu ihmieren. Aebnlia sen,s febt cies benz
perlhmistsn Staatsminiiter.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-11-30
Ser Sbio Wablbcridt = Sffi;icG.

@nolib lte8t Der cfijieae Beridt Iber rnlsre
ltste Staatstrabl por uns uno mir tbsilen IN elmer
anoeren gpalte bic ssnaue Stimmen,abl nit, bic
BON Den ~sinsslneu Counties fir bic tsioen Gouper,
nsurS @aneieaten a~bseseben r,rsaa. Sis srloe'
t%enitimine 1T IN elmer beicnoeren &eite anaeaebsn.
60 ifsut fd bemnoh oas folssnhs Gsiammt> Ste,
luliat beraus:
Scr (9epublifaner) erbislt ....... 223,633
Wfcrsan (Semcfra) ....... 193,697
Wc6rbeit fnr Co.,. -. 29, 1886
Sn btsier Nisbrbsit 1T, mis Der 9sisr liest, bic
Scloa:enfimme einss1hlp1en.
u. Bong, Der Gpuperncurs @anttnat Der Gcrrr
Semcfraten srbislt i'm Sanjsn Staats tlOs 800
Stimmsn.
Mcrsan srbielt 6205 mebr afs iraene Elm frIs
terer csmcfratiiher Gcursrnsurs Gancipat une IT,
9W gtimmen menissr als Sen. Die@leQan fir 9ri,
ioent. (@. 9. Sci 9raThsntsn,patlsn ,perSsn
thinner mebr stimmsn atsesrten ais lei @rupers
neurspablen.) Grr erbtslt a, O21 wsniasr als
9inccln uno ga, 741 rsnissr ais 8rcua6 I'm Sabre
1863. Sieie 3ablsn %tersiien, oas bic beucerati.
ite partbsi bon Stio lei Der fsstsn ssa6t MAINS
lid ~sefdmpft unS itre Gssnsr bis an bic Miausr
itrcr 6eifuns 5uriidseordnst Dat.
SIR 0iee 8ouperneur erbtelt:
WeSurner (9tep.) ............ 22i, 943
Sang (Dsm.) 1873, $40
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-29
Chicago, Ills

LIBRARY LECTUREs.-The second lecture of
the course will be delivered by DR.. Tiffany,
of Chicago,in the Methodist Church. on Mon
day evening next. We can assure the pub
lie that they will not be humbugged this tune
AS DR.. Tiffany is well known as a man of
marked ability.
His subject, "Shams and Shoddy," us a very
popular one-a capital hit at the times and
takes well.
Let there be full house and a large addi-
ton to the funds OF the library.
noy2Sdtd
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-29

An ERRoR-The argus, in It's account OF
Rock Island papers, says:
"A daily paper published at the Register
office most ofthe time during the existence OF 'hat
Paper,''
'oohe Register did not issue daily during
she life of that paper. A trl-weekly and
,zssklv were issued from that Office. The
C,mmerciaI was daily for short time,
gbep that ceased the next daily issued
here was the onion. Daily onion 18th.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-29

SHEEP-Mr. Cyrus Conkling, of Edging-
,on township, in this county, has just receiv-
ei from Otsego county, n. Y, nine large,
fae looking sheep, of the improved Lester
breed,-the first we have heard of being
brought to this region of the country. They
came, by rail. to this city, arriving Sunday
morning, the 18th inst, aud we're driven
down to his place, in Edgington. We be-
lIeYe they cost, at the east, about $40 or $50
i head They are large, hardy looking an.
lrnal. not remarkably fine wool, but shearing
aeeees Of some or 8 pounds each. They
make fne mutton, and weigh, when full,
grown, about 100 pounds, dressed. We pre-.
sumo this breed of sheep can be raised, with
profit, IN this section OF country.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-29
ALLOCK,s PORU. PLAsTERs.-Tf

AELoSh'S fohts f1AS Ems neSe
plasters have the compactness of kid leather and
the fexibIity OF a silk glove. They have cured
varicose VEINS and external anurisms. For all
affections of the chest, weight about the dia-
phragm upper portion of the bowels, in colds
and coughs for injuries of the back, for all strains
or bruises, TO- n weak back, for nervous pains of
the bowels, aud other nervous affections and
cramps, tor heart afectiOns,-in all these cases
they have to be used to be properly appreciated.
DR.. L. T. HENDERSON'S LETTER.
FARNvILLE, Louisiana, March 8, 1850.
DR.. T. ALLoCK,-Sir: have been suffering un-
der severe attack of neuralgia disease of my
bowels for years, with hyPertrophy of the heart,
and have tried everything known to the practice
OF edicine from the very best NJ. DPS; but truth
prompts me to say that your plasters have given
me more permanent relief than anything else /
have used, and believe will produce perfect
cure.
The counter-irritant effect OF your plasters is
produced in such a mild and gradual way, they
invigorate the circulation around the parts to
which they are applied, and exert upon ali nerv-
Gus diseases such great sedative influence, that
place them confidently at the head of every
plaster in use.
Yours, very truly,
]. T. HENDERSON, NJ. D.
noyl5dwlm.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-29

The Fenians have taken the Mofat mansion lone
OF the most elegant in New York, as their head
quarters.-ExchaHge paper.
That's where the money goes, which is
raised by the well meaning but deluded fol
lowers of the imposters who run the Fenian
machine Men who sneer at the advice OF
bishops and clergy will, ere long, find that
the fool and his money are soon parted. p
Tue Fenian scheme is most absurd impossi-
bility and those who contribute to it are gull
ty Of very great piece of folly; guilty of
raising false hopes in the hearts of those who
love the Irish people and wish they might
achieve their independence as a nation-and
guilty of pampering and feeding a set of
mountebanks who will not and cannot do any
thing for Ireland-exeept to "gobble up" the
Fenlan fund, and live in elegant mansions
N the money contributed by their dupes.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-29
FOR SALE.

VALUABLE timber and coal lands, situa-
Y ted in Rock Island County, Ill. IS miles be-
low Rock Island city, and within half mile of
the Mississippi river. The west halt and south
east quarter of section "a, township 10, north of
ange west, 4S0 acres, is offered for sale, in
body or in lots to suit purchasers. 1t ia well
watered, and contains potters' clay and rock, to
a great amount, and of superior quality, haa 80
acres under cultivation. For terms enquire OF
Franklin Carr, on the premises, Joseph Bar
nett, Rock Island. PETERCARR
nov27dwtf.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-29

IN ARRAY OF EDIToRs.-Sinee We have
published a democratic newspaper in Rock
Island, the following named persons have
been Connected with newspapers published
here, against the democracy, either as editors,
assistants, or publishers, viz
AdrertiSer. R. Bennett, A. G.. Brack-
e;t T. r. Raymond, o. P. Wharton, /. S.
Hyatt, S. A. Paddock.
Ne,cs.-J. NJ. Bowie.
C0ntmercial.-C. W. Kirkland, G. Mey-
err
IreemQn.-B. D. Walsh. Only one num-
Der Of this paper was issued, as an election
eering or campaign paer, the republicans be-
ing without any paper at the time.
Register.-T. j. Pickett, c. W. Waite, G..
W. Kirkland, NJ S. Barnes, A, Lamartine.
UIsi0a-J. A. Kuck, c. NJ. Hardy, Will
liam Cafrey, M. S. Barnes.
= Here is an array of seventeen different in
dlViduals who were publicly known to have
been connected, In some manner, with the
publication of these papers. while, doubtless,
as many others were contributors, whose
names are only known by conjecture.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-29
COMMERCIAL.
ROCK ISLAND MARKET.

Rock Island, Nov. %.
The current value of the articles named below
10 subject TO changes but the following quotations
correct for the date of this report:
Flour-Johnston's Spring Double Extra, in bbls
$S,7e, at wholesale, aud $, 30 at retail. Sacks
IS, 80 at Wholesale, and IS, 10 at retail. Loose
IS, 10 at wholesale, and S, 90 at retail.
Wheat-No. /, 81 ,20ai AS No. 2, e0c; Rejected
45c.
Corn-25c tor 20 lbs.
oats-lSa20c for 80 lbs.
Rye-50c.
Barley-No. l, Toe; No. ?, s5a5cl.
Beans-50a75c.
Onions-25c per bus.
Potatoes-2Oa25c.
Eggs-35c doz.
BStter--very choice lots, for retailing, win
bring 25a50c
Sorghum-50a75c
Salt-$3, 40a3 90 per bar.
Kerosene Wholesale, barrels included, S5c;
retail 10.
Highwines-S2,s5.
Poutry-LIve chickens, e, 00aS,00 per dOI.-
Dressed, l23c per h., TurSeys, I2c per 10.
Pork.-For live hogs, SlaSc
Beehive weight, common 3,00a4 so For
prime shipping S,0Oa6,0o per hundred lbs.
Hdes-Green county, &c; green sailed, &c;
dry sailed, l0ci dry fiHt, l2c; green calf, Toe;
sheep pelts, $l,0o
Hay-PraIrie, ki3aI4psr ton Timothy ,$l4aI )
Wood-OaL 81 90 to $500 cord.
Coal.-At the Coal Valley yard, the Levee,
coal 10 sold at Is cents, the cost of delivering to
be added.
From teams, IN Market square, at 22s25 cts.
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KIGGs.-At Riggs Jewelry store is the
best place to buy ali kinds of rich silver
ware ana fine jewelry. He has the best as
sortment to be found anywhere in this section
of country. lie has reduced the price of re-
pairing all kinds of watches and clocks to the
old prices. before the war. All in want of
anything In his line will do we'll to call on
him. nov2Sd1t.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-29

LEcTURE.-Dr. Tiffany. of Chicago will
lecture before the Library Association in
the Methodist Church, Monday evening next,
at ] o'clock.
Subject Shams and Snoddy."
Admission 80 cents.
noVlSdtd.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-29

CATCHING TARrAR.-Neglect your teeth
and you will soon catch tartar there. Man
ipulate them daily with that rare vegetable
compound, Sozodont. and neither tartar nor
canker, or any dental disease can ever infect
or iujure either them or the red cushions in
which they are inserted.
noy29deop3t
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his pardon, until he fully realizes his condi-
ton. Meigher, Mitchell, McManus, and
the rest of that set were much alike, wild,
visionary and impracticable. McManus is
dead, and when his body was carried back to
Ireland it was made the occasion of starting
to the government which gave him protection,
and Meigher would have been had his resi-
dence aud his interests been at the south At
the beginning of the rebellion. Such men
are not the true representatives of the Irish
people
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Club Meeting.
=
$3.50

The regular monthly meeting OF the Rock
Island Democratic Club will be held on Sat
urday Evening, Decembe Der I'd, at O'Clock.
4 full and punctual attendanceds request,
e3, as several questions of Importance Will
come before the club.
W. d. WILLIAMS, President,
r. B. TAYLOR, Secretary.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-29

CoRREcTIoN.-We ''put our foot in It,"
slightly, about that barley and malt business.
Beng better posted we can now say the facts
are simply as follows: The railroad com
PAW charges no more for the transportation
Of malt than it does for barley, and takes Ell
the TO Chicago for &c cents3 per hundred
pounds, mot bushel) by the car load. or eth
CT for so csnts per hundred pounds in small
quantities. There is no attempt at discrim-
inaton for or against any body, or any place
all ore served exactly alike. The railroad
company makes liberal contracts with all
who wishe to charter cars-but for freight,
IN small quantities, it has its regular tariff,
and charges all people the same prices.
There are about 50;or more malt houses in
Chicago, but they have no advantage over
the single malt house in this city, in the
matter of getting barley cheap or freight low,
as the freight on the barley or the malt is
PRECISELY the came, either in large CT small
Quantities.
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

st. LouIs, Nov. 25.
Flour-dull at 81 for fall super and spring extra.
6,35 for low double extra, and 2,00 tor choice
do.
Wheat-hcavy and little sold at 03a2, Is for
choice; ,75a2, 90 for PRIME 2,40al 60 for COM
mon TO good fair fall and ,33al ,35 for prime
spring.
Comm good demand at lower prices. Old
white Sass /; new do 774 choice old yellow So /;
old mixed 72a77; new 90 20.
Oats-3Ss43
WhIsky-heayy at2,25
Butter-duII at 35aiJ
Hay-hTm at 10, 5Oal6 for loose pressed, II, 50a
Is for light
Potk-30, 90 new mess
Cranberries-S,7j
Hogs-have declining tie ndency, at Sail for
good
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CHICAGO MARKET.
Chicago, November 81.

Flour-dull with a nominal decline of l5a20c
sales megre at TAI, 80 for spring extra, and 100
for good white winter.
Wheat-Dull, prices suffered decline o 4a5r
No | spring at ,3Ial, So; No do l.OOal,lO.
Corn-declined Ease, No ] at 5iaS5, No 81
ass
Oats-du!l, la2 lower, 26a27 for No l, and
22A23 for No :.
Rye-la2 lover, 59a6Oc for No. l. and 52a55
tor No .
Barley-quiet, No at 80
HIghwiRes-NomInal at 2, IS
Provisions-Market continues dull and de-
pressed
Pork-uew mess at $50 without takers
Hams-Sweet picked nominal at l7aI7!c
LaTd-No sold at 2l1c in small way, and
prime was nominal at 2Sc