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The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1865-03-23

II is amusing to see how enthusiastic
ana excited PEOPLE will get over Z dog
fight, especially where one may happen to
be a particular ''f.vorite dorg" Of the town.
On Monday last couple Of dogs got 70
lighting down on the corner of Michigan
and LaPorte streets, and it seemed but a
minute till the streets We're alive with men
and boys all manitestipe more or less
interest in the iight
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1865-03-23

All kinds of Job Work denc Il this oeics cp
rtnc,ica With ncatncss end diSpsi,l.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1865-03-23

Arthur Home Magazine for April, has
been received at this Office. The contents
are. as usual. highly interesting, and the
illustrations in good taste but the beauty
of the number Is spelled by tie poor quail
ity OF the raner used.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1865-03-23

Some mean boys 4 few days ago amused
themselves b b. eating the wings # TIE
large wheel at the water house near the
depot These boys will come to grief if
they don't mend their ways. they are al
ready disgrace 10 their parents and
friends.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1865-03-23

Those desiring good Church paper
for family reading. one that will he an
assistant in training up a child in the way
he should go, viii find what they desire
BIZ subserib NJ tor .ihe North Western
Church, published at Chicago, HIS. by
Rev. Thomas Smith. Price So a year, in
adyarce
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1865-03-23

Any editor in Indiana who, previous to
April next will senda No of their paper
containing the above, and this notice, di-
rected to the BREWER Legislative Re-
ports, South Bend, Will receive copy of
the laws as soon as printed
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1865-03-23

LAWS OF 1863 Advance sheets ct
the BREWER LEGISLATIVE REPORTS,
containing the laws passed by the General
Assembly Of Indiana, which adjourned on
the 9th inst, will be furnished for fifty
cents hy, y. Il. DRAPER.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1865-03-23

Total eel. Receipts
EXPENDITURES
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-18

IsHsirs:7 ItsDoL, has ,xi ainel th' points u
.-.u,s9r. rc.at 10 BITS ,a' reo. -.tun Pr troors
aud .ss maIc tlcwho,cs'.' rc, Iis "a BOO NV lin''
~ Is General rgt vAau ttd columns iu makinst
more inco.upr hens, /. appears hat Ne RI. .e
Island a4thortes, rA. hose ~ y W York, yer
.s'aed BY TO strange h..lr'rs = the Provost
yirsha General. aaI ay.rI.u. y seut Icplts.
ton 10 wGshinitou TO confer with The Prce ID. mt
uion ~ sut .e., r. Ms 8 I,sston NJ. LINcoi,
stated that ,hc ten i.rgcs VA designed t. fufu sh
three hundred y ols,nl u,r. aJi>r al Jtr CREDITS
had been dedrcisd. This explains the vhole qrs-
tl', aud Is Ally understood. Il also accounts
i.r TIE f,o,uatc ria % districts have muca ,rr'cr
qa-tss ass yi..I ~ then than under previous re-
qI.l.as ',- .s-~ t.1lrel thou'An shcy arc
u .,.,I y. usAc % fs,r.rr, cs good snd rIsc the
I.t srfor',r,-srt i..a.s r. NJ, ,,.., cone
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" nsLins,on Mario, Retail Report.

M Ola. MAY Ifl. ltt l7fIit
The market for county pictuce hes p'e''ut"i no
change Of imporAnce during thc r1ri week. ii y"
nay except ~ incieoo in prices ofa few lradiac
afti' -, such ~ ,esotat .ea meat ard hsh Neat Of
all uuds have rcarued lricr. never beiorc know n
here, ioats ,ett' heinz tie prc- OF the lest cuts
Iud,ei, 20 eryoItona,o have .o,,n become DO their
d,uiauds many OF our boarding house ke.pcfs aid
private am.ie, hsve coAsed to pur 50. tresl ca.s,
sLo r'port heavy tllnsao'iors, A.e nos fet'ing ~
daily ration Of dried tod and hcstuF. inseAd Foul
tr, 10 scarce lud t,n.ius uP~alt \. Dee .ea-ou for
fresh ergs spproacLo. price, re,,je and pui ct -" =
.r nov charged but ne csrif. etch. The recent
storm having iutcricf,d itL Tho dseirs " veg
eta'es tht market h but Indifferent, supple 4, and
prize Mc oouse',usuty higher Onions are 'uo'd
~ 5.asJ, and potatoes At sia1t" l.r hLf p'cs Az
p,. srs ' surury irdulped 20 only b. the wealthy,
t,uf quoted .. Z" pat- 81 - Ju-h.l Goal La, I'D
,.ucsl oao J...i r,g taL The following to-day =
quotation. a. WarA,rsIon MArirt
Baeh>,F Iaan Urine roasting pie'o- .re 'ellins
nous .u.s. .jalir sltu4, 2Js.5c NED beet, l.
a Pee. veal toe. INtgIs, l.a-lcs hlnCqUNrers Z. a
~ 1.rL q. srlp % Gees lGayl. trilz. .lU
hams .sa3s. shoulders ~. -. bl'Ou, -la26 /,
tc,u posk.zyul co ned pcfs szas4e, sauaAs's, "a
PIE lard 100 IAl-. .la.-
F,uDrv lrd Gdps. Prime turkey- are sellinr Al
.-aa.. f l tl krut, e., Gut ~, iFi 49,, - t1
prairie choke Sol .. p"l p"uad -cgsc, ID &c
pee found tame p4IA.- a.Lt a. 90 "a al "a itf
p,ir. 45aY- partridge. 6.al o. ier pair Neniron,
lSa.~,
B'it ~ ard Ch,sse-DrsnFc county butter IN pals
ss,lIng a. o. a lJuud prime STATE, h>a60c , TAI
butter A5,y oooAiu. 1utiyI. s2gfSc cgfs tor 45c
cheese alout 20 cents for good quality.
bsys1h.Ss lfua httrs are selling ~ sHa.i G ~ I.
sweet potatoes, Cbs@i pa; leets, aSyc dozen
Carrots, pk. 2tslJ putatOes ptseh blows bl. On
I'D Jackson whites, 5UaS 80 -auer-k Hut, IL It
ouiou. bJAt5c va tuTuips. iju peck csobak"A
l-ac per head cttuoe. lvhlb icc cat iageA t5si
pusuipA "a 6 pr 1o1cp, mattOS siuAshes, tOsi5c
each.
Sundries Bcsns, dry per It, l2ai5 Peas- split
per 10 bni tOzl har, per bush tuslu, Coal. s,ove,
tou, H. OOal5 o Honey, box, yer ID. . as Honey
s't'd, per lh f-r.,- kerosene, ts., cUl ~ NNz-
| runL per 10 40 h..i, per qt- All; Iohee pui .
burn per h. 55Et5 mixed, do 2jaib re, etc. do. 10
a1, sugar b.ov o., per %. 2aa' c1shcl l, 10. l7aJZ
| coffee, d.. --t.9, Suslr-houso Sslup PEI al. 4ua
2 L., hosses- y %. per gAi 25al b.; Tea Ooolong
and English bieak,ns', ] 2bG2 ut, green, tAZ %
Candies, u IoN, per lh. .oI3H.
| Print, 6G-NYpios, hat peck, 5Oai.c ORANGES,
| yer Dor, bunl ~ Lemons, - al ~, Cfauuerties.
per quar- sysibr, IotN'e grape r,r pound t5Hl W
flt,rs, 2ogauc; Chcstnu's, pr quart, -5aJ.c Nick
/ Oty nut, per .luart: i~H15c.
Hrsdt ant trIrters whcn bread loaf 5aioc
I've Loaf lie kItfs fi1t. per pound s3c CrN's
se,,t CO. --a.2s Ia Aetr, LO.ton, do, lJaiJc
soda, Co. l5AlGv, butter co. l.Nitc GnhAru, l5a DC
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NorVtrusrASrt-l thc desperate attempts - to
'ebc r.lurs and dc press t, manufacture capital
hum the result u the ats peace conference, they
s.uuot d. Y'sr tc dos 3n3euay which peryaIes
ste masses, nyr can t1c7 Ircsep, a insio r,r'um-
rsuc' IA which c. hang well grounded n. % '.-
Nor cause The bulr5u'e .uI Boosting which
.i,r>rter.4el IA, articles u the Richmond rarcrs
.irrcIAtc'y t0er tho conference a. Hampton
Ea-s, was evidently transient AMI ipssmoi'
i.re bone t. iu'uss rev ent. l,I,sm into the
r'1ris - tlo people, and tc result, proves the IN.
1 IS - Their ea rte. TIE coud. .au Of their hu.
..,aa 70 tue brsG and lr.m nj alton = popular
tev. ~. 10 the slpth Goa ID the bar. meter that
u.-iEs the rise aul al " Confidence IA tho u.t.
gate success of the Cone leracy, from Il r,.h
O. ,lau from cAu-ic individuals the true status u
,st, ee.gS cat De CLEANED. The Richmond ~
,.,.-S- in tuourniul article upon Confederate sc-
..ruc-, s'stci thtt col has lately gone UP to
au Aarl.lt exteut Short tune suoo one
y. Lar gold vas worth flrty-gvr dollars iu rrhe
currency -uow a. - worth sixty Ggp dollars This
i.,i made The bAs.s Of violent Urate upon Il q
IfeseIts stem ott nj. IerGto finances h'ch viuds
4p Nth the glowing announcement tat THE
treasury has 10 W.ney 20 pay 10 deuU. 1aN.
stUu is air ady 90 hls ~ the people stand,
sud the Poiuthss been reached beyond which II 10
impossible 10 go. Tho feather IS now on Tho cam.
,,"s t.,s, Aui be cannot howrver willing no may
-, ~ under bis Dad, Relief mus come In some
va. Let ls rrcul L se tho fac; thAI our financial
u.4cu,la,a-, l.s.e lot our Confederate social.
T. u'hrs ore uut gold aud 'ver dollars, tut more
u.,Ee, aai ,ggicr cr0,s" This reluctant admis.
sou shows Low empty have been no hoss,ings Of
rca.f4rAu,,, OF rene. .i cou fence IN the rl,uA,o
r..ce8. ai i1' rebellion. I. shows TIE true c0HIi,
% 'r rebel Gauss, .rn of its '.lse cH.ors aud
.-Ia.u SCI by ia'se rrrr,-,r,arou.
but D. IS not ou'y wish respect 60 'hc.r trGrcIa
sac .ld 90, trua condition ~ the Cln'sd.rac,
.-a'.rs rh, discussion oi tho iaryclt,ou qucs
uuA Hre #'f t..t tAc, have turned rom t.e y.t.J
% l,Nut..'. upon which thsy so fon!ly raacd
.ad y" Jo.e.' utr-ucss which pcryAlc tie at.
-.r- i'-'urs Ne. vas DO intensity Of her dis
.,.. uuL t-,umrAt.u iu commenting upot
...- SUBJECT, ur 1905 a. tt.n Sensible con lltiuu
.,.iyt N,y tu slt have discovered long ago, Nv
~yucrr .ha. ,uy ~ cat s.pp9so thc Intervention
g Bur. cAu psNr-s u,.oa. a 1u aus question do
lis o, Jusa.e, Az H.il, up AL other earthly con
siGc-at "a e. cpt ur.r .~n u..ttst" Iha j.
re. s,ly the condition NJ N.t gis.. Eu.',ud au,
Yr,.,c have kept thru,o.ytt % OF .r... TINS CON
u-f. rat because ~ ess.Ic 90 eco Co.,. o.. a Ier
j.t4s,,,i not because they have ag. .,lt- .,.-
la,-y .u5 Ilo iust.tuaols wtac. tc N..t. s,r...
,.r, "a maintain. bat to,suse they ,',,r.. 'ru..
e., aisas,r5us consequence. iValI .,su.
ecu 'roa an cspousaI of tie Jau',iega,, ,a.'e
th. EsyDtrg inIulye- go a Ions u.. HiH
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b. ..tI Pc die. .....
10 % ... .. t...t
J. tr f..tuts o.. Do, ...... . .... ne ....
..'- "1HN his ~ -t4t t,.es a.l g.. f. .sa.
sc ~. = ciult invited 20 a'feal -u. ..4.I.-. o.
set, -s' -ltei lDor '.i Inst. ut H U..s ... .le
iesideDee VI Ills ni.'nts. -, IiIsts.. ..l,.. .tA
-lOkT-on ihurstA., lob lt. tie re.iGen,e Of
smith ianchUr lHI tanteilt.. % ana. q .. ID. I .
Am Short naive Of County CAsAA lie. .Ll. u.-i
" years.
Her remains will j.. A. the .qih - s.l.ie.,., ~
O'Clock, samoa. iel. - vail H. ftt.s d.. , d.. .
Cemetery lot IN, .mvut Nl,,o4..l va, p 49,
cop.
SMITH In BrOy.l.r. VII il,y m.i4In,. 49,. 10.
a. tht lc-I.,a,. ~ lri 'th.lu-|s-. va. l,tu. e.
sal siI, re',tu, 10, nt, Wa smith, s-.t ollt.4.
lustLtr notice 0t TIE ....sIul N4l ~ ei.v.. 10
WELL Al Goo orrcto.n. Conu. Ch.rts Wr. py
ells. sIu VI John " and tltLA.lat 4. Nrl.., aged
q yuarr. ~ months ant ~ ss.s
lIs tuueiH Nj viii D.. p.lIu eh. 18th. AT George-
town. Ne"ait. New JC.scy, pap % l.'s .ogt. ia
NfNNE-On Ihuisdsy feh. li. NJ Hester.
'he ouy enid Of fdsard ,. ant Marlaftt W tue,
ard sranad.t litter of INn.s " mt deceased, s.r4
. years month and ~ dsys
tld ON earth 10 bloom in heaven.
Tie friends Of the family, and thu.a Of her uncle.
lhoin" hat Ech.id Buns a., re- r.t.ut. turt,d
To- attend TIE irr"rHl int '-sturlp. -rn-tO.u. 9,
o.. 90 t.."'A tom Sc fc-i.t..p 90 Doe. .rH14-
uoi1'r u Ave. IS rem. pay is pie. sr. i... 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-18
TBgAlDE NOTICES.

At 4 SiLCIAL NETTING OF TIE y. y.
\ steam l1il'. Ha.,ts' But,u.r,t As-Dcisf Toto.
h'+ "a a"-jy evening, j 200. "a, l. 10, A. Nai.Grv
liD.'. 49, t1~cry, y y Gu, the .onusius Preamble
e lh' Nyoc stion uc-' the lecir cufs " ,ne mum
lANATtR. Prurrir'o. " thr I.ir.r f,- SON
M"iks, tot Of est 18th -, \ cit. 100 t.lfu o..
'ho Ir-ps,t, e.teeui and s.rptth. pIoh ne /. Ter
N ued iof cut oe,ety aud ts o ecs ana a- be- i,lu-
uulb rNrrraed aIso, the stfh tUi continued p.,.-
penny 10. ,l4 -u..str and 10 It, n,ubeis =. '.Bl.
N4.ui-, a very htp9. Sow Year And Hhe.clf. such.
a GENEROUS. ur', iyDtcd sud man fcput .,.Iu. Du.
ttIa'lcI 100 a. .-ostent4ti,u- fla. e., .'irr- a
hiNNA gcNNo' 4-Wcut therefor" ,c t.--k"-. sec.
Ihht She Asto' auon return a vote ~ IhlaAs 90
'orhoiu, % Do iama,ei Tor his spontaneous liberal
p~td ia bic letter Tor tho poverty ~ eus o-t-u-
I''oI 'hl l'i tc inliv.I vt.iai, Of he emile ,.
i'f 10 rcsi'el, pla,ei 90 ne. and ,ut.4cd IA
.ul on the l.'uu q mis- Az .eiltOn. Re
Lp sDi.ut.e f-.u .ut.Jns eturessive u e., feel.
,hfs ~ !. .HasuiIF sfa'i'uie aHd -Vpd-- iii ,u-
tsln BoIc uaLe . Bone Oitut As,o,iston tou aJd.
". ~ auhtrr All hat safd lys tus!u---
49,, o. a., a. $40 APp VP ~ ei Gu VIC
t'-uu'ons he publ bed N tu Npa No.k iJu.. su!,
icia'i s.i IN -, snd suuts, &rrut,. E,-oNeI.
luAt 90" utr icfs VI III Association, individually
AMI ooi,estNc. ',udcr " v. uc l..na'ci tl,.. ttuI
rsti, aud pisu HIM Apply Ne~ yea" 90 q that
hc hit lot u thif life and heieii'er h.,-.i iufot-
tAA'' AMi.s T.. ~ M, P.c.l-rut psi. 4
wisn King. fe,ei foet eo-S S,' e, ~ p r.
tcs bo.a4i, CyulAlte Zee. Ihr above resolutions eu.
gfJ-se' aud lruuUd were pfr..tt.. 30 i..I, lana
~. huisGay e'ening, fcb 10th, l>Jj. aud itc,, vd
h' that scntlciuAu. ~
GRAND MASS MELTING OF The md :
VI trid caas.- lu the Cope lus itulc. on Tue d.
eNenlns Feb 2lst, uuder the lufpuc' o. the Noik-
M tu"ls nion. All eOtktng ATe invited o. at
toud. NM HARDIN" Pee. 80
NOTICE TO THE BOSS FLNGGERS-
NuU and aile The 9Th Of MNch the H,ur stone
Cutters anu f.4gess account OF the hi.h p-.. OF
living, No al demand - per day, We .acr
u Is not nal ing To- ihurn. iy order Of me As.priA-
uon !. y. BtkblN, Chairman. JO~Lru AOK-
klsDN, sec. $50
NOTICE 10 ALL JOj RNElMEN GRAN.
tie Stone Cuttors Ia the uifed siatcs: We. tAc
Jouruo'men Grunite stone Cutters OF the ca, OF
New orb AIT GA astflke Tor our iust rights ari We
request All ouiu' men stone CATERS not o. ertcr"
with u during the saId strike. OM ~ CA\NNAGIi,
ff"sidcnt. lG2
NOTICE To 'LONGSHORE BOSS PAINT
en-, that Ve viii demand - 81 cc 10 Iar day on
and ater The IT, Of March, ly otfcr ~ the AasoCa-
sion. l.. '. Ct LIN, PIE. ". ~. cot -, sec. -
I'O THE HOUSE CARPENTERS OF WV
lo'k and Vicinity. a publ meeting OF th,
liouse upente- niou. No I, viii IL held ia tUc.r
rooms II, bowery, on houday eyoutnF. Ich. q at s.
O'Clock. he mtulers Of No. I and q, Aso the .ucu-
lcrs Of so " Eroak. yn and NJ ! OF Jolso, ,'t, tIo
invited to attend, j. 7. k. :. 80
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wiz t.,.y-. luI having .-srlej bt '.;!''y q
,sy..t.u. t.r...sl . ... 10y = f-cY,a. .
b. ct .-e TT W Zee Be- 3 -cs...i,n.y
s,.. . -ty~ .ise. % pratt I-snHe i-e ate .f.t
L, rene. VI. " tf. u TIE 5J.tLeru l-irt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-18

N. AK EsIAGEs.

srtFfESS SiNEs- Ia san frnneisco CAior-
mia on nr. 10th, h fuC NuE, Dr. Nud.wultn. Io- pa
s',dtl .u. .t.i, of report, H., g. Misc L. lOuisA
sypucs, Ia,- % South ii1losrn, N.w J'rc5. a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-18
Sl'E(EA1. NOTICES.

meszrs. Fowler n Wells, Phrenologis;s,
$50 broadway, rive Chart daily so
Itch, Itch, Itch scratch, scratch, scratch.
wheaton, ointment viii CuIu the lt,h iu A. hours
Also cuIes salt Ehcum, llo'rs, thilblAluN and all
lgupuous OF he skin. Price 90 ceuts. VI sale hy
all utursi.'. Il. srnlint o. oeu's 10 Weeks POT
ter, Solt AGENTS, 10 Nvhing zion ~, Boston. h wi
be- forward i by mall, no, Of poitase, "a any Iat OF
the nitod states 50
Wheeler Il W ilsnn's Highest Premium
Iock-Sutch sowing Machines, co bIoAdway. Heo
wheeler 4 " usol's buuouhule Machine. 81
Grover Il Bakers First Premium Elastic
stitch and loA stitch SEWING machines tyj BioadW a.,
=. \ 81, aud go Fulton II, .luoklru. ,Jt
IIale's Honey of IIorehound and Tara
ccrtuu cure tor cough, cold ufuCu4A hOafs. ucsa,
difficult bienLug, and all affections Of the thi oat,
bfoup hi9 tuhD- and luusr leading to consumption.
lhs Honey Of lOfchsuud toothes all irritation The
Tar of Balm Of bl!caI uctruIys, c.ean-cs and heals
al p4rts Of the thiOzt nd luurs. here IL no hing
ID bH cent? pr bottle For sale by all drul gInt-,
Charles hos ntr General agent, IS Cedar - y. "a
DurnO's Cntarrh snuff The Fnmii y
Medicine lts oiluyt- ate healthius pleasant mme-
liza and u4r Iut4.vi for the infant or AGED, sold
b. all tr-t Cass Dru glst- everyv here, 3d.
Pyle's a. Is. Soap-The Poor Peoples
freud. Cheap aud sOoi sold by groceis rNegy-
Nuclo. IS
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4 PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MELTING {
4 the fstLcr NarhrR Q. \. - Society, No. 8 of
! sll, he he'd NJ tAfheT Mathea Hs4l. pa s,h A
on the I'tA lu'i, At r. VI. The iollovln- clo,u,
orAIogs MI aidrr-s he mrc'nt, d. Robinson, h
Tented vocaliss kohru Wiison, tAi, Mise SiuI IN d
oflrr- ~. bEOWNl, Pres, MCu, I.JEFt =
SOS, Re. sec. H.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-28

BUeaLARs.-The house of Widow NJ. w.
Conway was entered by two burglars last
night and thoroughly searched, but it ap-
pears that the burglars got nothing. They
entered by cutting out the sash of kitchen
window. Every room in the house seems to
have been searched, and closets and drawers
ransacked as everything is in disorder and
spots of grease from star candle are quite
plenty about the house. The fellows might
have done better if they had not been fright
eued. While in a room where two young la
dies were sleeping they made so much noise
as to awaken them, and one said to the 9TH
or: there's some one In the ROOM" This
alarmed the robbers and they ran, one of
them falling down stairs-bus they both got
of safely.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-28

FRENCH AND AMERICAN SCHOOL FOR YOU'VE
LADIEs-A circular, setting forth the plan
of the above named school, has been handed
US by citizen who has just placed his daugh
ter at the institution. The school is located
at 1858 frankfort Road, Philadelphia, and
according to the circular, sis the continue
ton, under more favorable circumstances, of
the French Protestant Institute for Young
Ladies, conducted in Montreal. by Rev. N +.
Cyr" We make the following extract from
the circular:
s'It is designed to furnish superior facilities for
the study and acquisition of the ornamental
branches, such an the French language and litera-
,ure, music and painting, in addition to the other
subjects embraced in thorough American educa
ton. Our aim to present to protestant parents,
school, with the character of christian home, in
which their daughters shall ENJOY the best posi-
bic advantages for moral, intellectual and physi-
cal culture 1t will be conducted on the plan of
the first New England boarding schools, with
American teachers who have filled the highest po-
sltIons In these schools.''
The principals are Rev. Narcissa Cyr, and
Mrs NJ. G. Davenport. Several of our cisi-
Eens, who know the superior qualifications OF
Mrs. Davenport, as teacher, have already
placed their daughters under her care, at
this institution.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-28
FOR SALE.

= LOTS in the city of Moline, near Keator's
81 Steam Saw Mill.
In tie City of Rock Island.
lot, 90 by $50 feet on Front street, near Ferry
landing in the city of Rock Island.
lots, in Bailey DayenPort's addition to the
city of Rock Island.
In the City of Davenport, IoUa.
7 lots on Main street, near Cook Il Drury's
office.
2 lots on Sd street, between Main and Harrison
streets.
lots corner OF Ripley and 9th streets
/ lot on east corner of Warren and Sd streets.
In LeCtaire.
4s lots in the city of LeClaire, Iowa.
For Lease.
Also tor lease for the term of 90 years lot in
the city of Rock Island, fronting 400 feet on the
slough, east of the city bridge. In front of this
lot is the best harbor for logs in the city. Apply
to B. DAVENPORT,
sep3dlm Rock Island.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-28
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
CeIebra ted Female Pills.

PROTECTED Bl ROYAI. LETTERS
PATENT!
Prepared from a prescription Of Sir J. Clarke,
Of. d., Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is uniailIng in the
cure ali those painful and dangerous diseases to
which the female constitution is subject. 1t mod
all excess and removes ali distractions, nd
a speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
II Is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in a short time,
bring the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counter
felts.
c TiON.
These Pills should HOt6e taken by Females dur
ing the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy,
as they are 10 bring on Miscarriage, but at
Ony other time they are safe.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pans in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exertion, Pa ptation of the Heart, Mysteries and
Whites these Pills will effect when all other
means have failed and although powerful rem
edy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or
ANYTHING hurtful TO the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, % Cortandt ST., New York.
N. B.--Sl 90 and postage stamps enclosed to
tanning 80 Pills return mail. oct. 27dwly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-28
FOR SALE.

Z GOOD BUILDING LOTS, in Geo. l.,
lO Davenport's addition to the city of Rock
Island. Price from $500 to $3.50.
7 Ten Acre Out Lots, situated the Camden
road, half mile from the city of Rock Island +,
we'll situated for gardening and residences.
-. Terms half cash and balance on time.
10 Acres known the Gushing Tract, sItua'ed
on the Camden road, two miles from the city of
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Sc, and is about half mile from the sc Rock
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Also a number of lots in Davenport, Iowa City
and LeClare, and Farming Lands in Iowa and
Nebraska Territory.
Apply to GEO. L. DAVENPORT,
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-28
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

ESTATE OF ISAAC ID. COX, Deceased.
IL The undersigned having been appointed ad-
mInstrator of the estate of isaac d. Cox, late of
the County of Rock island and state OF Illinois,
deceased, hereby gives notice that he will appear
before the County Court OF Rock island County,
at the office of the clerk of said court in the City
OF Rock Island at the November Term, the
THIRD MONDAY IN NOVEMBER NEXT at
which time all persons having claims against said
estate notified and requested to attend TOR the
purpose of having the same adjusted. ALI per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the undersigned.
Dated this 9th day of September, A. d. 1865
JOSEPH a. MAHAFFY
sept2Sw3w. Administrator.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-28

BRIDGE DoNE-The new bridge across the
branch of Rock River, ct Camden Is now
open for the public, and it is said to be SUI
perior piece of work.
The other two bridges are to be rebuilt, at
once, but the new ones will be located little
further down the stream so Us not to interfere
with crossing on the old ones, while the new
ones are being erected.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-28

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