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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-21
Resignation of Lieut.. MoOurdy, 18th Mich


CAMP 18TH Men. VET. INFANTRY,
DEVALLs BLUFFS, ARR., Apr. Is, 90.
In testimony of our regards for our wor-
thy late % Lieut., James P. W. McCurdy,
we, the undersigned veterans Of Company
G, 18th Michigan Infantry, unanimously
subscribe and endorse the fJllowing pream-
Die and resolutions tO-wit:
IVbereos. Circumstances having occurred
making the resi- rnatiOn of Lieut.. McCurdy
necessity. aud having. In consequence
thereof, resigned his commission as an OIL
Ger Of the company. ami being about 10
leave Us for his home: therefore
ResOlred, That during his association
with US Tor more than three years OF service,
As a private a nOn-cOmmisSiOned, and
commissioned officer, in every trying scene,
IN The battles OF Shiloh, MetamOra, Middle
burg, siege OF NichsOurg, &c, he has ever
heed present, and now has the proud salts
faction OF knowing that an every INSTANCE
he has done his du y and done it we'll
ReSOlced, That in him the company lose
an officer who was ever kind udccurleous.
who ever had in consideration the good Of
those under his command, the regiment
faithful officer who was every rea y 10 do
his duty, the country an officer patriotic
and willing TO serve il in its hour of need,
as eyinced by over three years Of service,
and that We, is members Of the company.
pant with him with much regret, and that
our best wishes 90 with him for his future
happiness and prosperity n home
ReSoirei, That a copy Of these proceed
ings be presented 10 Lieut. McCurdy; also,
that 4 copy be forwarded 10 the editor VI
the Lansing Republican for publication:
sERGEANTS. PRIvATES.
joel e.. Brown, Hannibal Balm,
Joseph c. Wardeil, Ephraim Cook,
Harvey Lapham, Charles :. Demond,
James NJ. Ewing, John " KUhnle,
George W. Cowan. Monroe DIN,
CORPORALs John HeiZe
John H. Christmar. L0yeweli 1. Irish,
Scion II. MarstOn, John Seislng.
Geo ". NanAuker. David >chaibie,
Ancil Fowl Edward Underhi H.
james Oily, Henry i. Fuller.
John Oatiey.
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-06-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

GUARDIAN SALE.-By virtue Of n o.-
" der L. sraIte- by Iolaf4s lrlt. J.a.1 g
Probate FOR tie county 81 Ing---l. a- ar - Gle
isiu, o. til 18Th Gag o. Jlae &c z s...l ST. e.
pubic auction, o. tie PREMISE 90 --- SO ..L-.
thursday, the .stL d4s "a y l-1'- q ,' Is
in the iorcuoon- tie ioAowins p go pre-. d..
W. comm .lcllg - tLc cc-trc q. secs ID
IA town four nlltl, o. Ia e. Two We D. rs .-
1le b n1Tec and tw lty Tu-s, tcn-l ..L a..
ons tiirc ross; thence west C--e j. G.. -rl s.
rscs, theme. l-ItA 20 H. Place G.. o.. -'rg OIL ~.
tlree and one ttirl ZOOS. 4t q l.- lf-. .l.- I-
or less. ia ia. 60 MY oi f-l.n -.. ---t- g. 49,
gan.
Iarins made known "a Gay - zsl-
IFted jane -ltl 1875 I-ICI
550~6 Guardian o. Fanny SMITH Ai-c
The New York herald., 1865-01-17

COO nm -voLuHrfERs ron QNE yEAiG yAis Tum \ "
resimens Apply al eSk BrosdwsT cr Az Broons s'frsa
The New York herald., 1865-01-17
H. wESTCOTT 4 CO.. AUCTIONEERs. WILL
"A. SILL THE ENTIRE MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE
OF A FIVE STORY HOUSE
RARE AND COSTLY WORKS OF ART PAINTINGS
->,,vB BR0HzkS, 81 5lS2UE S GROUPS, MARBLE BUsTs.

2yEn 2, oW aAhDs kiCn CARPETS PARL0R SUITS. &C..
% weather No. 1872 West Twenty first street between
seventh ana Eighth avenues There 900 OF
RsTfso order consisting Of four elegant Drawing Room
elegant rosewood EtAgere $3.50 Pier Mrror Dsmssk
md Lace Curtains Turkish Lounges and Chairs Carpets
nSsp! rsnnss Bronze marble Groups Vases. Lava and
turnlturs Of description Spring and Hair
az Dining Furniture rich China heavy cut and engraved
- ~~~~S' ~ FS~'rSs~o-
The New York herald., 1865-01-17

Crr IEsPhcT0Rs DEPARTMENT NEW Y0EH.
~ Sen ~ 0ee-hotice 10 the publc-Tho iniunction
preysntng re payment q tho employed esssias -
Streets having been dissolved The removal sf ashes VII s.
neep - much OF the ashes within doors for few days
tuny TO first that which Il now on the side wsSs
ana streets FI. A. BOOLE, City Inspector 4
pUBLIC NoTICE.-THE COLLECTOR or TAXES FOR
the town OF Nswtown will receive payment OF
the once OF Andrews No Chambers street. the Wed
nesdsys and Saturdays during January and February
JOHN J. WHITEHEAD, Collector
The New York herald., 1865-01-17
II. LEEDS, AucTIoNEER.
MI HENRY H. LEEDS n MINER-wfll ae

u DEEDS, AUCIIONEEh.
III HENRY H. LEEDS 4 MINER WIN sen at auction, on
WEDNESDAY, January l6 at IL O'Clock at their sales
room No 9S Liberty street few doors west Of Broadway
Largo special sale OF $3.50 of the very highest
=. =. CLARET sAuTERN, MADEIRA BRANDY
well known established house OF w 8. Corwn
BUR store for SALE Every article fully genuine
~ imported, In every particular. s@fs
4 CLARETS AND DSAUTERNS.-SOcases Chat Latour 1881;
DO Mnrgaux do 81 do Laftte l st. Julien, 1887
co. Medoci z5s Floriac quarts and pints do; vim de-
Braves 1853; Barsac Hant Sauterne, Ac
Brsndenberg Feres Claress and White Wines Margaux
Ia Rose s. Julien Medoc st. Estophe, White Wines; La
Tour Blanche, Chat 6auterne.
Prince Metternich estate.
y cases Yellow Seal.
sS La6tte 1874 and s6 First Cass 1851 and Ss Mar.
k.ux iS5. Lsoye 1851 s. Estophe, 1913 s6l and ls54
E.do lS8 1851 1854 and 1855 ST. Lubis 1858; st. julien
i's'' 'Au'''n' ana afas MocK sha'sFps wnSEs' S. e
r. A. Mumm Hook Wines-Johansberg, Stcinberger, Ru-
eeshener Hockhelmer, Niersner, tAc From u. Iiden,
Hook Wncs, Johanisberg sparkling do From u. Koch
Co.. Johanisbcrg Hockheimer. From Jules Mnmm Co.,
Cabincts, &c.; kelnpf Brothers. Sparkling Hook
From Pauding's estate--Madera Wines 1878; Green
sea 1873 Rod seal s2 Red do, 1873 Brandy 1881 Henry
Clay, " Howard March Co., Reserve, ISL ). II. NJ,
Port Wihes-Chilingworth Son Alto Duro; osborne 4
CO. superior White Port, Harmony Duro Port
Pale Sherry 10 old dry imported leb Very old and
ss srnnpd 9ss,Sn sa Gasssr G yn ss3 is IN MaTsl CO.
fer old Kentucky Bourbon whiskey los cases old
80 cases years 23 7O cases years Ac
Elaborated W. g. Club House Gin, $50 cases imported In
1861 Ac., &c.
The above morning OF sale. Many
pf the wines cannot be obtained In this country or
Europe.
The New York herald., 1865-01-17

A PARTNER (EITHRR ACTIVE OR SLEEPING
"A wsnted-wth means % enter into IN auction and com
ne style Of TstssIsss Lond to Join gentleman wh
hghest references Address c. r. Union Place Hotel.
The New York herald., 1865-01-17

A BuRNHAM, AUCTIONEER.
a. AA11nnlipiCMNT 1nlHCMNT hoUsEH0LD EUnMIzUmn
rArOfOhTE, DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
AND nixffh ixffhiiSgs Ris sTATUAKy SH04hnzskSa S0hxs Sar Art
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
asy sIuesday at the eleeaet resiaenoc NO = 81
m;sppcng men q u O'clock Drawing Room Furnurs covered
Carpets Etagerss Sockcsss Ch.ndsi'ers Lscs
Vases Easy Chairs Centre Tables Match Paintings by Mu
sin Paris 40 Fruit Piece Winter Scene on the Nevs.
st Petersburg HOLY Family BY Ssieres, Bronxe
Hamlet Minerva Diane MaasPps sh.sPsre ssvres China
auction this Stool Cover Music Stand rosewood
Bureaus Wardrobe Bedsteais Comodss Armolre Glace
oyIo Louis XIV Mattresses, Blankets 6heots Counter.
Psnes Sofas Chairs Extension Table Buffet Chins GLASS
biver Ware, Table Cutlery. Linen Basement Kitchen
Furniture. Sale perenlptory B.-Pares wishing
tend this sale take Fifth avenue stages Sixth
ouiro or the Auctoneer f ME*fNH1 fMTT
The New York herald., 1865-01-17

TJELLERs NEW PROGRAMME This WEEK CON-
III prscs selection OF Classical Illusions which have al
obancd verdict Of popular appoosion sonc Ne
Tricks three Pisnotorte Solos, instead OF two ncudnS
Thaberc's Andane, the Josephine Maznrka and Ever oT
fee; with Gratuitous Lessons In Magic explain
ing the Ring Trick, Rope eing and How TO Cut on Your
Nose Ag-ceably. Doors at TX; begin at D. Onios
open from tiA Matinee Wednesday and Saturday n
The New York herald., 1865-01-17

TNlIE PLAY BILL 80
Arrangements have been made 10 print daily edition
Of Tax PLAY Bill for circulation in the hotels restaurants
siloons &c. Instead Of the bll Of particular
win present view tho bills OF all the leading
places This will be exclusive Of the edition
which will the present plan.
It's immediate effect will be 10 give advertisers circulation
OF upwards Of fifty thousand numbers week.
The experience short has been Of the plan and work.
ing OF TH PLAY BILL has demonstrated that was the
kind OF publication that required to hnrncuix6
theatrical and advertising interests The clumsy atscnps
previously made accomplish this object satisfied neither
Business people advertising IN Tag LAY BtLL cs now tert
their win into the hands OF the
PIE they want reach Unlike the old programmes there -
found after tho audiences
They n carried home
In addition TO the copies Furnished TO the theatres and
hotels the agents Baiway will b. QUARRY
their copies furnished 10 them by mail s~f
Annual subscription, $40 Single copies, s cents
Advertisements for rHY Play BILL should be sent
early possible In the week rN1 st
All kinds Of printing, from neat circular to = monster
poster, promptly executed the Office OF TIM PLAY Bill
for yRtlB' j5p fiinnh3 he s&lIssAe
Nassau and
The New York herald., 1865-01-17

A RR YoU GOING TO KNLIsT,-IP SO. COME TO AN
Hundred and IN regiment wants men, and W.T.! give the
dred dollars mosS county than others win Be- given, making
the amount 500 which Is tho highest that be
Scsss Of shs The company win bs elected N The men and
and talk with the Captain, ct s Broadway Of Astor
The New York herald., 1865-01-17

L'URNtTURE, MATrRAssEs, BEDDING, LOOKING
uAases; cheapest AZ q. W. SNEDEN i, 23 Bowery, be
tween Stanton aud Houston streets Call aud money
Goods warranted and delivered free. Furniture in suits
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-30
LARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT CARS,
d.. ENGINES AND RAILROAD IRON.

UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.
-. OFFICE Of ASSISTANT QUARTERmAsrER,f
Washington, D. c., August II. 1865.
Will be sold, ut CITY POINT, VA, ON WEDNESDAY,,
October H. at II O'clock, A. NJ.
ABOUT FOUR THOUSAND (4oOo) TONS RAILROAD
At PORTSMOUTH, VA, ON. n.EFRIDAY, October 10, at
"a ."12 M,'
FIVE (5) FTRST-CLA5S LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES
About Fifty t5O Freight Cars ~ Passenger Car.
At NORFOLK. VA, October 13, at 8 p NJ,
ONE NEW LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE foot guage
At ALEXANDRIA, VA, on TUESDAY October II,
FIFTY (5O FIRST-CLhsS LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES,
feet 81 inch guage '".h'
T,Ssntteen t1S) new Platform Cars five foot guage
49, t25) new Box Cars; five (5) foot gunge
. inch guage w '' ''0' Iva ~ i'' oIs
Abos, two hundred and thirty i2sO, Platform do feet
About thirty t3o} Stock Co., feet BIZ inch euags
6 66menLy IsU passenger do 4 feet So inch glage
Erle Tne t9 u Mrsckihg , do feet so inch guage
Sixty tG0) new Trucks framed e:
Fourteen tl4) Flats framed =,
Aeous TWO thousand t20G0) tons Railroad Iron
safes 10 commence at ALEXANDRIA at 10 A. NJ and
70 continue from day to day until all arc sold ~
Terms cash. in Government funds.
~, -, H. l.. ROBINSON
August "a " -' i''Af oaas' aa
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-30
Boots, Shoes, Clothing. DC.
MILES: DRAKE

VIII sell TOMORROW 3lstinst., at 10 O'Clock. at his
Store. corner of King and Liberty streets,
The following well selected GOODS:
72 pairs Mems Patent and Calf COSGRESS CATERS
"a pairs Mons Lasting Front Lace Caters
4S pairs Boys Calf Boots -
"a pairs Mems extra fine Strap Shoes
4S pairs Boys Calf BroEans ::
GO pnirs Misses Kid Congress CATERS
100 pairs Mems Gaat Slippers ::
"a pairs Mems Buff Oxford Tics
GO pairs Mems Duff and Calf Balmorals
co pairs Misses CATER Boots
60 pairs Mems Buff Brogans
l20 pnirs Ladies tinB Congress Caters
aS pairs Ladies' Kid aIiu Cater Duniorais
/. "a pairs Mems Calf Boots
100 pnirs Infants Kid BootB -
large assortment. of Mems and Boys Clothing,
Undershirts Drawers, Fancy Cassnercs, Hosiery &c.
August 80 .......
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-30
LARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT RAIL-
ROAD ENGINES AND CARS.

UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS. \,
aSEEi11ss 1s A6hSsi5FtEr i5F G ASEffasT AHSHEffasTfP:SErH Fl:
Will be sold at MANCHESTER, opposite Richmena "a.
on TUESDAY; October 3,
TWENTY-FIVE t25) NEW FIRSTC GLASS LOCOMOTIVE
ENGINES i've t5l foot guusc, five t5) foot drivers
cylinders 16x24 inches, capacity tank 1900 gallons
Five t5) frstclnss Locomotive feet 81 inch guage
Two hundred and sxtyfYe t265 Box Freight Cars.
five foot guagc
Fifteen Q5) new Platform Cars, five foot guage
Ten t1o) Freight Cars, feet 81 inch guage.
The sale to continue from day to uy until all Arc soId
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock
Terms cash. in Government funds.
F s.. ...i H. L. ROBINSON,
August "a "a Brey Col and A O. M
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-30
UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILRoADS.

UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.
OFFICE OF AssISTASr QUARTEnMAsTER(
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 25, 1865 (
AUCTION SALE OF ROiIING STOCK
Will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION to the highest bidder.
the following rolling stock:
On TUESDAY. September 10; at tho Portland Co. "a
Shop in in Portland Maine, Six 10y Locomotive Engines
On THURSDAY, September al, at Hinkly T. Williams
Shop In Boston, Mass. Four az Locomotive Engines
On MONDAY, September 25 at Kennett Square. near
Philadelphia. Penn, Fifty (5O Box Freight Cars fou.
feet eightand a half inch gauge.
On WEDNESDAY, September %, at Wilmington, Del,
Eighty-fou t84) Box Freight Cars, Ave foot gauge
The above stock is all of the very quality
Tho Engines arc five feet gauge five foot drivers and
cylinders 16x24 inches They can be changed to narrow
gauge at trihng expense. Il
Sales to commence at 10 A. NJ.
Terms: Cash i'll Government funds.
.' II. L. ROBINSON,
August IA 20 Brevet Colonel and A. O. M.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-30

IHE STEAMSHIP Granada, Captain r. BAXTER,
was oil this port at an early hour yesterday after
noon, butt was. two hours after high water, and
the wind blowing strong from the cast with a
severe sea, slc could not cross the bar with pru-
denee We should have been pleased to have re-
ceived her papers, which wcro up to Saturday last
and consequently two days later from New York;
Dut IT was so rough that oven,'a pilot boat could
not hold communication with her. She will reach
her wharf this day.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-30

MEssRs. QUINN & BROTHER. We arc indebted
to these gentlemen for late copy of the 'sAugusta
Constitutionaiist, " for which paper they are the
agents in Charleston.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-30

YOUNG AMERICA FIRE ENGINE CospAsY.-We OBJ
served on Yesterday afternoon, a portion of this
cohPany who were out with an engine temporarily
iie'eo up Py them for use. We wore particularly
s'rack with the fine athletic appearance: Of tile
Smoers Zen present, who appeared like men not
"tiHd either of labor or danger. ......-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-30
AUCTION SALES.

Shoes, !Strum Goods, dry GOodS &c, 10 close con-
StgllHcntS.
BIZ MCKAY N CAMPBELL.
THIS DAY, 10th instant, will he sold at Stores,
Nos. so and SO Hascl.yrcct. ut 10 O'Clock
Cases Mems White and Colorcd STRAW HATS: La
dies Fancy Black and White Straw BOnnets. Misses"
Felt Hats: Misses Straw and Fancy Hats Children S
Turbans: Fancy Straw BOnds; Fancy Cords. Feathers,
Trimmings. &C. &c
MEMS SEWED BROGANS; Ladies' BalmoraIs; La
dies Hceled Booccs; Ladies' Elastic Gaiters B1isscs-I
Morocco Bootccs; Chdren's Fancy Shoes, &C., &C.
AND,
An invoice OF HOSIERY; Mems White and Colorcd
Cotton Gloves SILK and Worstcd Drcsscs Shaws; Irish
Linen; Printed Satines; Cassipcrc Pants Pins; Pocket
Books Money Belts Pen Knives; Ink; Razor Strops,
&C., &c.
AND.
Two PIANOS.
AND.
Sundry articles of FURNITURE; Bedstcads; Mat
trcsses; Chairs Tables; Wire Safc Double and Singles
Counting House Desks, &c.
Conditions cash .'s August 80
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-30
ShPl1.n IHinp

Sherry Pine
By MCKAY 4 CAMPBELL.
THIS DAY, 3Oth inst, will be sold our Storcs Nos
|. ~ md So Hasel-streot at 10 O'Clock,
2quarter casks Widow DIeta's SHERRY WINE, I'M.
ported In 1890. and warranted pure. ,,s
Conditions Arr-,st
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-30

'SUldT2cS,
Bf MCKAY ~ CAMPBELL.
THIS pay 3oth instant, will he sold at Stores
Nos. 30 and 81 Hasei-strect at 10 O'Clock
a large assortment uf MEMS: wOMES'S and CHILD
Rem SHOES. Hosiery, GlOyes Silk Worstcd Dresses,
Shawls, Pocket Books PCnkniyps Paper Envelopes &C.
An invoice of very desirable STRAW GOODS.
Particulars on day OF sale. August 30
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-30
PHILIP H.. KEGLER.

60 COTTON and all kinds of PRODUCE received in
exchange for Goods. 80: r.
Consignments received on sale and every attention
MERCHANDISE, otc. ..."' August IL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-30

CLERK OF THE Count. W. BRowNF1ELD, ESQ
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas and Genora
Sessions, can be found, for the present, at tn
Office of MIR. G. ". DINoLE, No. 81 Broad-street
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-30

H., ~ =. 2w". HousE.-We direct attention to
o"iu vi 'n' proprietors of this suburban es
'aDnshment' and ;-npc many of our readers will
accePt lhe invitation gen in the advortiaemc;nt
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-30

A New RoUTE.-We notice that passengers are
taking coach conveyance from Augusta (Ga), Uio
Newberry, Winnsboro and Chester, and from there
by railroad North.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-30

ihE MEhrHER.-For several days the wind In 8
oeon blowing srom the eastward, and during YES
terday there was q slight rain, and at times n
strong breeze prevailed The appearance of tho
clouds, and the general looA of tho weather would
Indicate an cquinoctial blow. But shou1d e. come
We trust it will not prove severe; wo bayesbecn
fortunate to escape gale since 1884, ar.l we must
still crave blessing in that way until our wlsrycs
get in better condition. - '' -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-30

BaoKRns, Aucr1oNEERs' AND GENERAL Cosnf1s-
sros hERoHANrs.-Messrs. Bowers & sncox as
will be seen by their advertisement having entered
into partnership; are prepared to transact any
business in their line, at their present Office No
2ss kins-street; Both gentlemen are well known
tQs diligence and attention, .... .....:' ,',
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-30

U WE ARE requested to state that Mr. CHARLES IT
LowNDFY Is not canuldate for u svuu :. o.,
venton.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-30

LIVE OAK CLUB HousE.-We refer our readers
to the card Of this establishment in todays issue
The proprietors not only cater for tho body's wei
fare, but they have upon their table all the South
ern, Northern and English papers and magazines
80 as to interest tho mind.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-30

WILLIAM g. WHnDEN, g. Co.-By an advertise.
mont in our columns Of to-day it will be perceived
that this firm intends opening, about the 10th Of
September next, a fine assortment OF goods, at
the corner of King and Beaufain-streets. A ref
erencs to their card is requested.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-14

THE PoTATo BUG.-Mr. John Ziegler has
shown us tin box full of the potato bug,
young and old ones, which his children pick
ed from his vines, as suggested by the article
in the ARGUS, from the pen of Mr.. Walsh
Mr.. Ziegler thinks the process of picking can
be greatly facilitated by placing pans or
something else, under the vines and shaking
the bugs off. He says they will fall off quite
easily and can then be secured and destroyed.
He has determined to save his potatoes by
picking and destroying every bug on the
vines. He says it is straight fight between
him and the bugs-if the bugs win he gets
no potatoes, and uice versa. We bet on Zieg-
ler
Those who expect to have any potatoes for
the coming year will have to look to their
vines and exterminate the bugs. Their ten
striped shell is as impervious as an elephants
hide, and they must be caught and killed
or they will kill the potatoes.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-14

WELCOME HoxE.-The Camden company
Capt. VIM. NJ. Morris) arrived home this
morning 1.-THE 14th) and were met at our rail
road depot by large delegation of citizens
from Camden and vicinity, who came to town
in wagons. They formed in procession at
the depot, and, preceded by band, marched
through our streets towards Camden. The
teams were decorated with flags and two
large flags were carried in the procession
"The boys" were welcomed with cheers and
every demonstration of joy. A roster of the
company was published in the ARGUS of yes
terday.
The board of supervisors being invited to
60 to Camden and join in pic mic dinner
with the returned soldiers. adjourned for that
purpose.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-14

ATTENTION is requested to the advertise
ment of work entitled "The American
Conflict, by Horace Greeley. The work is
finely gotten up, first class engravings, maps
and diagrams, printed and bound in the best
style, and written with ability and in an at
tractive style. 1t is scarcely possible, how
lever, for any man, on either side, who has
been participant in the stirring scenes of
politics for the last few years, to write an
limp partial history of the late rebellion. Fifty
Sor hundred years from now the prejudices
of the present will have passed away and the
Impartial historian can truly record the
causes and results of the greatest civil war
in history. But no PERSONS library is per-
feet without Greeley's book. while its stats.
tics are invaluable to every man who desires
to be we'll posted.
Mr. Albert A. Robinson is canvassing in
this region for subscribers and we refer our
readers to his advertisement, in this paper.
for further information. The price of the
book is low, considering the style in which
it is gotten up.