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Hail ST. Patrick's Dav,

LIVERY MgMBER OF tbs NASHVILLE CHI
~ Gle Fenan Brotherhood are requested % meet
their Bah az O'Clock. A. NJ, (punctusl) 10 or
der thai they may procure the Badges the Flag
prese nfstion { kes place. Every member falling
u msrch ia The Procession on the above date vii
y dealt with according % Resolution passed At
meeting March I'd, 1865.
RGoifcd, That any member who fails to march IN
process on with bis Brothers On ST. Patricks DAYS.
7rshy considered as not having faith N our cauee,
ant Is unworthy Of bling retained member Of the
brotherhood, nness he shows sufficient cause for
his sbseDce.
All visiting member who may be in the city are
respectfully invited 70 participate in the proceed
ings Of sh dsy As also al who have desire Of
becoming mem eTs, or who msy sympahize IN the
cause OF the brotherhood that OF overthrOving
Saxon rule and establishing Irish Nationality on
Insh Soil. fy order Of the centre.
NJ KEANE.
maria Secretary,
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Al Afscaone q the womb usatsd - =
Toose Efarriel Lsdies who have toea =
ra1e ~ sci1csrFF o. prove sDoflal - -.
81 heir hll tine u found p1eglaaii y -
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ST. PkTRItK's Dill.


TENHE Fenisp Brotherhood OF Nashsille j ceie-
4 brate 81. PATBfclkss DAY, the tstil OF Msr'h'
the following unannefs
"A FLAG PRESENTATION
win take place IN their Hsl, AZ college st,eet IN
the morning. After shieh
A PROCESSION 81
will he formed, sad b iges Distributed g al the
members. The procession. pre- .edea y ne Land
Of the 18th Regular, WI leave the hail a =: ~
march 80 Cedar ST. eet and ZIP Cedar INC SRtne-
dral where the Rev. A. Ryan ] deliver
AN GRAFTON
which being concluded, the procession viii take up
its line Of march through Summer 20 bfosd sire Z,
thence MP Brad 70 Vine Vine 70 Church ShnFen
20 Spruce Spruce to Cedar, cedn 70 High. hikh %
Church, Caureh 10 Cherry, Cherry 70 Broad Broad
% College, College 20 Union. Union q Market
thence through Market 10 and arc md the Square
10 the Ball, where the members viii be dis ais cd
A GRAND BALL
viii be gwen at Fenisn Hall at night. which will
close the festivities.
JOHN WHEELAN, Marshal.
l0aS KTSSELLT.
RoBI SrTBERLAND, III.
J05sS DoiTEETY. Aids.
Rosif PKITcHARDs J
marl2-5t
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Ylght Emissions CareA

EouaE Man, stop before you 49, l'...'ss 8
fi8es8ss saaiect 70 Elah, there = n r-ys1s-
- ezra A. ~ dt Enlleiolsi .---5l = 800
scarce that undazsisnd ifsalas i IN. = v
az tlat have eured d01aLs : lr'fsr a.
10 Different 5-aies, VITO nave 49, Ian al
.sr. and ara aoE Feil cllfea p -. 10 4 -
csiFEs leiless sad s5a.i.ng l--..-- - 3 sls
tl8 cnanisg- - W1fds al I'D ~
f...er ~ al ~ ~. iI-sses insaion7-.....
ver,issrueaL NE Boa q ralsle1ss4
city,
" ~ DR.. Hc6iLl'
Usion street, "a W. W., s
en1-lv WI meet sin ffo .l------
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MONTHLIrs

MONTAL1G b
Harper's Monthly,
Atlantic Z"
American "
Eclectic Magazine,
Lcsle's "
lie Bon Ton Magazine,
PetefsOns E"
Godey's Ladies' Book,
Ladies' Repository,
ladies Friend,
Arthur's Magazine,
Z. S. Service
Hunts Merchants Magazine,
Bankers Magazine,
Coach Makers Magazine,
Ballou's Monthly,
Rebellion Record,
Agrieulturist,
HOrticulturist,
Merry's Museum,
Leslie's Ten Cent Monthly,
Young Folks Magazine,
Harpers Weekly Monthly parts
Halls Journal Of Health,
Comic Monthly,
Budget Of Fun,
Nick Max,
Holbrook's q. s. Mail.
Historical Magazine,
Phunny Fellow,
Phunniest Plum,
Yankee Notions,
Merrymsn's Monthly.
London Illus. News.
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Az New Books received a. soon ss Published.
C. 8 T. have a large stock II French Billet. Note
Lett r, Foolscsp, snd BIZ Paper; envelopes, AL
first elsss stationery Goods, which they Cfer at
reasonable rates.
CONE & TUNHELL.
fnsTll--l@ No. 40 Cherry st.
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WANTED

100 MEN WANTED FOR BARGING WOOD
NV on the Cumberland River, IS miles above
Nashville for which the highest price will be paid,
either by The cord OF ~ the day.
Rations furnished at Government rates Pay
ments made weekly. For fUll Particulars call on
the undersigned AZ SO North College street
rnsrI2-if IUNES WEIGH.
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roRrIGN WEEKLIEs.

London Punch,
Once Week,
All the Year Round,
Saturday Review,
Weekly London Times,
Court Journal,
Sporting Life,
Weekly London News,
HA Bells Life,
Sporting News (Illus.)
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HEADQUARTERS
FOR EMBlLHIHG

DR PRUNK has OPENED An E5TABLlsiH-
nnsnt il Nashville, Tenn, for bmtl.iiiiliS .le
Dead. on Cherry street, dcors SCUM o. me
H M stteud to disnterring and forwarding
h1d.es ron this and al points south aQoa ~
sorfuant Of metallic cases and ENC eoinn5 o9
hand. Branch Offers Al Cfst-Anoog = ell,-' sac
Huntsfille, Ala D. 70. FHo-sA' - -
iau1a-3Tue
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Tuesday Evening, March a

ore uors representation Of the pEopfv..
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amnssmeats.
Theatre.

DUFFlELb . FLTNli.
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Amasements.
NeNv Theatre.
tuesday evening, March a,

Second week Of the distinguished tstister. the
The Celebrates arren Comedy Combination
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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-18
IhG Gazette &Gotlet
GENERAL NEWS.

The Journal dc st. Petersburg con.
graduates The United States govern.
ment ON the rapid reconstructionp Of
the Southern States, and points out
that the Russian government was al.
why's In favor Of The maintenance OF
tho Union q 's'+''Ll t'''' r. 7''
The Austrian Government ID about
adopting the free trade policy. aP ad'
The total value of fire departments
property in the United States IL esti.
mated at $4,000, 900; number Of firs.
men 100000. - vs.
It Is officially asserted that one thou.
sad d and twenty millions Of dollars
have been paid to the army alone
since the beginning of the war. :,
Between August, 1864, and July,
1868, 1000 Confederate prisoners
died at Camp Douglas. The graves
are oil MARKED, and shortly q complsts
list of their names will be published.
The Bey of Tunis has granted q
general amnesty to all persons impIi.
oatbd Id the late rebellion. ''
Maximilisn has adopted The genuine
Mexican costume, and wears his broad
sombrero like the balance of the peo.
| pie.
Several of the prominent dry goods
houses in, New York are having wires
extended from their establishments To
the general Offices Of the telegraph
company.
The Roman Catholic Churches Oh
Bai itimore lately contributed s1l 800
for the benefit of the poor In the
South. IT .a8.aa atga s5.a.
The New York journal of Gem.
mefce states that the Fenians sre
INA king considerable perehases Of fire.
arm s They are said to be rather In
diff fsrent as to quality. The trade in
pistols 10 also brisk for the Southern
ma tAet. al "7 ''''. ,1''
Au eaftherh vase has been found
at Ravennaf containing nearly three
bun hdred pieces Of gold, bearing the
effgies of Roman emperofs oftths first
century of the Christian era.
The receipts for customs 10 Nav
Yotk during the month Of October
mounted to the unprecedented sum
of $40, 100000.
The Comte Cauour, Turin Jour
nal confidently anbouncss that the
problem of perpetual motion has been
sol we'd by NJ Loucre Rizzo, a meeha
ic Of Strasburg ..-., .n...r,.
Pink, buff, mauve and green starch
is now made and by it's aid any delicats
fabf fio nay bo colored as well 40 stifen.
ed. ,r ,
The New York Herald says there
is a movement ON foot to overthrow
the British monarchy and establish q
Republic Id its stead, 10 bs called the
Republic of Great Britain b.. g .'.
The discoverer Of nicotine. Chsval-
Ter Gaspare Ceroli, died recently st
oiop'o""' S' ssa aru5.0gt Ht|
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-18

ngA manufacturer Of perfumes
|seut a specimen of his wares 10 the
editor of newspaper, and requested
him to notice them favorably In bis
journal. The editor being ssnible
man, sent him this answer :: "Ths
scent with you sent for my approval
is'ut worth a cent, and so in your re-
quest there is no sense. traH a
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-18

~ A gentleman travelling ON
horseback came upon an Irishman
who was fencing in a most barren
and desolate piece of land. "What
are you fencing in that lot for Patti"
said be. "A herd of cows would
starve to death on that land |" "And
sure, your Honor, wasn't / fencing il
to kape the poor bastes out iv it?"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-18

MIR Y AUBERT, whose furnished rooms. Char
wi tres street between st. Louis and Toulouse,
were so well known, has just opened the Missis-
sIpp Hotel, No. 100 Charities street, corner Of st.
Louis. I.tri
TRAVELLERS will find In ths above establish
ment FURNISHED ROOMS, dt. n1oderdte 1,rtoss, !,
they may also have their MBALs, by the day or
by the week. ..=....-=.F..=
All will meet with that comfort which, for ten
years, has been found in AuBEsris House.
oota8-3m --EF
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-18

sarIf bad woman has family
of children, II Is to be hoped chat they
will pot, like bad vinegar, have too
much "mother' in them.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-18

DSy Mrs, Partipgton wants to know
if it were not intended that women
should drive their husbands, why are
they through the 6ridle ceremony.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-18

EgMany lawyers are always inso.
lent towards the witness against she
clients. All their examinations are
cross examinations. f.'5a i.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-18

aerW 8 love a little ecceptrioity.
We admire foolish enthusiasm In
young head better than q wise skspti.
cisn. We almost think that q moral
game law should be passed for The pre-
servation of the wild and vagrant feel
;ngs Of human nature.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-13

CIRcuIT CouRr-I esterday man named
Helding. alies Frank Thomas, plead guilty
Fl horse stealing. This was the we'll know d
use of the painted horse.
Emily jackson also plead guilty to larceny.
This lsthe case 10 which Hibberd Moore and
Warren were robbed of honey.
Frank Sssmple, the boy who stole the prai-
rie chickens from Darts store, plead guilty
To-day friday the mansiaughter case
which occurred in Cordova, five years ago, is
On trial
The grand jury adjourned yesterday.
The officers assisting Sheriff Merrill. at
this tern of court. are Deputy Sherits Nc
Laughlin. of this city, and Clement brew, Of
BORT Byron; also Bailiffs c. Martin. Cordovs,
md Geo. w. Chaney. of Black Hawk.
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New Catholic Church,
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENTE
SPECIAL INCOME TAX.

NOTICE is hereby given that the list of
~ persons subject TO the special income tax OF
fve per cent. on incomes for the year 1863. with
the amount of tar assessed against each person,
under the Joint resolution of cong ess passed on
tue Attn day of y, 1864, has been returned by the
assessor OF the Fourth Collection District of Ili-
to the collector of said District and said tax
now due. and PAYMENT 10 hereby dema uded
from all persons named in said list, OF the amount
assessed againt them respectively
All persons named IN said list residinc in Rock
Island county, may make payment to the UNDER
signed debuty collector of the Ninth Division of
said district, at Rock island, Office over the post
Office, on before the 10th day Of January, 1865.
All persons not paying On or before said day or
within ten days alter notice and demand, per-
sonaI by mail, will be liable 10 pay ten per
cent. additional on the amount of tax, and TWEEN
" cents Cor service of notice and demand.
ELIJAH CARTER, Deputy Col.
Rock Island, Dec. %, 1864.
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com MERClAL.
ROCK ISLAND MARKET.

RocN Islaso, Jan. 10. 1865:
The eurrent value Ct the articles named below
10 subiect TO changes but the following quotations
correct for the date of this report:
Flour-Johnston's Spring Double Extra, IN bbls
$3.50, az Wholesale, and s.. 40 At retail. Sacks
- 30 At Wholesale, and 80 20 At retail. Looss
3, 80 al wholesale, and s., 50 AZ RETAIL
Whest-spring, $I,4s; No. 2,Sl,ssi
Corn-5Sa60c tor as lbs.
osu-52e for IS lbs.
Rye-75as0c.
Barley-Si, 25e.
Besns-$l ,50s1,75
Oniens-$l, IS per bus.
Potatoes-75As0e.
Eggs-35c dor.
Bauer. -vsry choice lots. for retailing, viii
bring 35a40e.
SorynHm-$l. 90.
sslt-s3, 9lai, rs per bar.
sene-WnolessIe, barrels included, l,Isj
retail l 20.
HighwInes-s2, %.
Poultry-Live enIekens, s., 50aa 90 per dox-
Dressed, l0c per h., TURKEYS, lee perlb.
Pork-For live hogs, SIC, ooa<I2, 90 Dressed,
SIS. ooasIi,o0
Beehive weight, eomon 3,5aa4,5O.
prime shipping 5,oOa6 90 per hundred lbs.
Hides-Sreeu crantry, &c; green saItsd, Sc;
dr. saited, l0c; dry aiat, lac; green ealf, Ioes
shseP peits, 25eatl, rs.
Hay-Prairie, ssasI2, 90 per ton; Tonothy,
sl2 GOA q 90.
Wood-oaA s., 90 to S, 90 a cord.
Cosi.-At tbe Coal Valley yard, on the Levss,
coal - sold AZ 20 cents, the OF delivering 70
be added
From teams, in Martetsquars, at 22.e5 cts.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-13

A SUPERIOR RsMEDY.-We can ccnscien-
tiou,ly recommend to those suffering from a
distressing cough, DR.. Strickland's Meliitiu-
GUS Cough Baisan. 1t give relief almost m
Simultaneous and il withal not dissgreesbe TO
the tas e. There is no doubt but the Melli-
f1uous Cough Baisam is one of the best pre-
para,ion in use, and is all that It's proprietor
claims for it. We have tried it during the
past week, aud found relief from most dis
tressing cough, 1t is prepared by nr. Strick-
land, No. East Fourth street, Cincinnati,
o., and for sale by Druggists at so cents per
bottle. iuDe3dwly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-13

A. error occurred in the advertisement of
the catholic festival which made charge of
II each Tor every person, lady or gentleman.
grho was ad nitted 60 the hall or took part in
aihe dance. The committee have corrected
hat part of the advertisement in to-day's
peper. Tue tickets are 81. and each ticket
limits gentleman with the ladies who sc-
esmpany him.
The funds raised at this festival are to be
used 10 building the new catholic church
NBw in process of construction. The catho
3fes very much need larger church and we
Ave no doubt that the people will literally
Dktronize this festival to aid in the object
Ne already hear of quite number who will
my tickets, to aid the object, although they
Say not attend the festival.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-13

| PUBLIC MEETING.-It ii not necessary q
inform the young men Of Rock Island tina,
there is at present 10 this city no generally
available accommodation nor opportunity
TOR literary intercourse or mental improve
| ment.
| In almost all the other cities and towns
| of any importance throughout the United
| States young men have formed associations,
| under various designations, for mutual im-
provement by meass of libraries, reading
rooms, lectures, bu, the intelligent stranger
who may visit this city seeks Ia vain for any.
thing of the kind in Rock Island.
Our young men, those OF them especially
who are obliged to board In hotels and with
| private families. have no comfortable oppor-
| tunity for spending their evenings and leisure
hours. The time hangs heavily op their
hands, and TO relieve the irksome lassitude
which gathers around them they have no re
| source except in places to which it is be-
heved many of them would disdain to go
were any other place opened for them.
The young men OF the city and those COM
ing to the city are thus exposed to degrading
influences which destroy their self-respect
and cast dark shadow over all their early
hopes and prospects for life.
Even those who have homes in the city
are, from various causes, exposed 90 these
pernicious Influences and we have no doub,
many OF them are longing for some available
means bv which mind may be improved and
taste refined
No young man, however strong may be
his desire for improvement, has, singly, the
means requisite to the full accom- plishment
of the act. The means can be furnished only
by association.
Influenced b. such considerations, the uu.
dersigned have .5ived to make an effort for
the establishment lt Public Reading Room
and Library in Shis city. Ii is believed that
convenient room and books sufficient to
commence a library can at once be secured.
We know it is said the Library formerly
established was not successful. We are not
disposed to inquire into the reasons for want
of success. We have confident hope of the
success OF the present effort, and we most
earnestly invite the young men of this city
to meet in the Court House on Monday eve
ming next, at o'clock, and complete the
organization Of the association
Although young men are especially invited
because specially interested. yet there is no
exclusiveness. Old and young, ladies and
gentlemen. ali who feel an interest in the OBJ
ject are invited to attend the meeting on
Monday evsning next, when several gentle
men are expected 70 speak on the subiect
Jan. II. 1865.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-13

SKATERS are enjoying perfect carnival. No
such fine skating has been known for many years.
Almost the entire surface of the Mississippi 10
splendid skating ground. as well as all the bayous
and smaller streams. Talk about your Chicago
skating parks-why, they are not to be named in
abe sane century, beside the Father of waters
Aud our people are improving the time to the
best advansage-old and young they have large
gatherings every evenings. Nor could they de-
sire more delightful weather, or more brilliant
evenings
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IS TIRED OF THE NIaGER.-The s'loyai" seem
u be getting tired of cuffee over ths river, as
e Judge. from the following. from the Dav-
1oport Gazette:
3 We understand that Col. johnson has ex.
1reesed las determination to put stop to the
lisits of colored soldiers from the Island to
bavenport. Hereafter no passes will be las
ed TO them to come to misplace, our and civil
authorities are empowered to arrest culored
Bidders found on the streets without proper
5brmi, I his accounts for the scarcity oil
hem on our streets during the last two days
Fe are glad that this step has been taken. for
%wiii cause the shutting up OF one or two
nee houses aud solnons in this city that
Nee patronized wholly by them, and were an
4 sore 20 all well disposed citizens, and a
liar nuisance to those living in their vi
~.
Ae cause for the taking of this step is
vobvious. Iowa being separate militia.
department, the commanding officer on
gk Island has no juriidiction ON this side,
4herefore cannot send over a patrol guard
lex up straggters and disorderly soldiers.
done in Rick Island. Fully aware of
TACT, the boys have taken adv antaee of
state OF things to come to Dasenport q,
pe and fruii. without fear of being pick cd
by the patrol guard, and have oftentimes
ped their orgies to such q degree as to
: ousbitter complaints on the part of our ciri
The Gaping of the CLIMAX. which oc-
red on Monday evening. when in an armed
~ they attempted . raid on our county
has proven disastrous to their sport, and,
lie we do not wish to DO underatood ss re.
einng in the cortailment of any body pleas
10 in direct violation of all moral la v, and
Peg lsatiy aaaoyingt, all we'll Dip ,sed eli.
ns. We can but rejoice thai it has ben stok.
az.d thst 10 viii 70 remain.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-13

FULroN's STAR VARIETY TRoUPE will exhi-
bit on Saturday evening. Jan. l4sh, a. Bah
cooks Hall, for positively one night only
Ladies visit Is; gentlemen attend il; child
rem 20 to it, and every one is delighted with
the splendid variety performances.
Admission so cents, children half price,
No extra charge for reserved seats.
Lalia Rookh :!
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BABcocK's HALL. The Davenport Gazette.
II notice of the allegorical exhibition. has
he following in regard TO our new hall:

The ne hall tBabcock'.) is very fine public
hall, capable of seating about eight hundred per-
oens, but we judge that many more than that num-
Der were packed within It's coafines last evening.
b was perfect JAM The new hall is quite an
Improvement on the old Island City Hail. and the
seit.zens OF Rock Island have cause for congratu-
Ia,ion in having public hall that nobody
iced be ashamed TO enter.
s. Thas'Il do very weIl-bus. in the spring,
rrhen Mr. Babcock has the hall frescoed and
6aco.a.sd, it vii. then be an elegant ss well
= coumodious hall, and an honor TO the
CITY.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-13

A PUBLIC LEcrURs, .enti'led Sights in
in Washington. Twill be delivered by Prot. H.
E. Peck, of Ohio, in the congregational church
Moline. on Tuesday. Jan. 18th, commencing
at O'Clock precisely. f{
The entire proceeds of the lecture will be
given TO she ladies soldiers aid society,
Admit,ancs fifty cents.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-13

THEY HAVE CONE Those buttons and sun.
dry ether articles, for which % many have been
waiting for some time, have at last arrived.
We can now show stock of Dres. d Cloak
Trimmings nice enough TO please the most
fastidious.
We would also call attention 20 a nice los
Of new corsets, colored Esmerslda Cuffs &C.,
&C., just received.
BLOCK, NEwBERGER 4 CO.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-13

CRY CoLLrcroR's OvyIcE,
Rock Island, Jan 10th, 1865.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby gwen that in
il pursraace of m order OF the city eeancil of
the city Of Rock Island, made ON the I'd day of
January. 1865, the uadsrsigaed will, on the 18th
day of February next, commencing at the hour of
10 O'Clock A. NJ, 1t she city council room in said
city, sell ut public auctisn the smallest portion of
the loss, parts OF lots snd real estate, hereinafter
described, Ito be taken from the east side there
off, for which any person will pay tho gums
opposite each, being the taxes assessed thersen by
the city council tor the municipal year 1854, to-
Rether with the expenses attending the sale, to
wit:
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-13

TIE best beer to be had in this CITY IL at
Job Ross liquor store. IL CONES from Coal
Valley, and is made from genuine malt
Try it.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-13

TaE ALLEaoRy.-The exhibition, of the Moline
company, last evening, in Bateoek's Il Ill, was
very well attended-the place was packed to its
utmost capacity. It is estimated that 200 pee
pie were present, among whom were some 800
".ree Americans of African descent"
The allegory was well received and some por-
tons of it very well performed.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-13
Hale's addition

Thomas Biddison's sub division Of the Of the
nw4 OF the W OF the ne! of sec ;, + II.
RAW Lot. Tax.
Jos Knox IL IL
Twelve cents will be added as costs and expenses
each lot, part OF lot and real if the tag
thereon shall be paid before the day Of sale.
ISAAC NEGUS, City Collector.