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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-28
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On and afssr Monday, August 2sth, 1855,
and until further notice, trans will leave Rock
Island Depot a. follows:
~ss ksasss ooIEe EAST. 7a4
Day Express and Mail train at 8. 10 m, arriving
in Chicago at 4.30p m. ta
Through freight train at 8: 30 M, arriving in
Chicago az 90 = m.
Express Freight train, At 7.so p. N, arriving in
Chicago at $50 a. m. p
Night Express ats.l5 M, arriving in Chicago
q at 4.45 a. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE FROM THE EAST:
Night Express at 500 a m, leaving Chicago al
+ IL midnight.
Express Freight train, at $50 a. m, leaving
Chicago at 2.l5 .. m. -
Through Freight at p. M, leaving chicago
100 p. m.
cago at 900 IN.
All trains over this road are in direct connection
at Chicago with trains over the Michigan South
ern the Michigan Central, and the Pittsburgh and
Fort Wayne Railroad, to and from Detroit, To-
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dankirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington.
Also at LaSalle with trains of the Illinois Cen
trail Road, North to Galena and South to St. Lou
in, and Cairo.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity of Civ
ingdistinct directions the destination of their
baggage ALSO procure tickets before taking their
seats in the cars, as the conductors collect fare
only to stations the line ofthe Chicago and Rock
leland Railroad. -
w. H. WHITMAN, Asst sup't.
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John B. Robinson,

No. SO Dey Street, New York.
List Of Prices, Weights, and Sizes OF Farm, Hotel,
Steamboat, School House, Ships, and Factory
Bell. n
These bells are fitted with Yoke, standards,s
Crank and Bolt. complete Tor use.
Weight of Bell Cost of Bell md
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AmaIgam Bells,
Amalgam Bells,
Amalgam Bells,
Amalgam Bells,

Al prices within the reach of every Church,
school, Cemetary, Factory, or Farm in the land.
Their use throughout the United States
and Canadas for the past sir year,
has proven them TO combine
most valuable qualities.
Among which are tone,
Strength, Sonor-
business and
durability of
Vibration,
unequalledby
Hr. any other manu-
facture. Sizes from
10 10 5000 lbs, costing
two-thirds less than other ma
terial, or % cents per pound, at
At which price warrant them ~ months
Old bell metal taken in exchange, or bought for
cash. Send for circular to the manufacturer
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EmphaticaIly a NoiseIess Machine.

IL requires fifty psr cent less power to drive i,
thaa any other machine in market A girl OF
twelve years ofage can work il steadily, withou,
fatigue or injury to health.
It's strength and wonderful simplicity of con-
struction render it almost possible to get out of
Order and is guaranteed BY the company to give
entire satisfaction . - ...
We respectfully invite all those who NAV desire
10 supply themselves with a superior article, to
call and examine the unrIvaled machine But in
more especial manner do we solicit the patron
age OF Merchant Tailors, Coach Makers Hoop
SKIRT Manufacturer, Shirt and Bosom Maker
Dress Makers, Corset Makers, Cater Makers
shoe binders, and Vest and PantaIoon Makers.
- Religious and Charitable Institutions will
be literally dealt with
Price OF Machines, Complete.
No. ], Family Machine, with Hemmer COM
: Piete.. $50
NO. =, Small Manufacturing, with Exteasion
- Iaoie.. ----..-............... IS
NO. =, Large, Tor Leather .-.-............. 100
Cabinets I'm Every. Variety.
We want Agents in all towns OF the Upited
States, Canada, Cuba, MerIeo, Central and South
America, where agencies are not ALREADY sstab-
lished, to whom q liberal discount will be given.
but we make NO consignments
Orders may be sent through the American Ad
sertislng Agency, $50 Broadway, New York
ss 7. J. McARTHUR q Co.
- 536 Broadway, New York.
Mchl0,wly. HseaE $500,
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And 10 insure uniform price and regularity in
the delivery of the volume TO Subscribers in all
parts OF the country, local agents are appointed
IN all the ctles and principal towns in the States
and Territories. cd. e. 9
ID. APPLETON q Co., Publish srs,
mch4dwu 443 T. AS Broadway, N. Y. 3
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List o. Sizes and Prices OF W rou,., O..
Fire Proofs.
ounIDE-


sample OF Fire-Proot Safe at Office Of III. An
Ad. Agency, $50 Broadway, Y.
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Brass and Iron Work.
9as F1ttin&
AND
s STEAM PIPES

ne subscriber keeps constantly on hand
and Front Streets, near the Gas works. ali Iinds
~ nIHss ana Iron Goods, such a. Steam Cocks.
cosss p mater Gauges. Whisslss, Oil Cups, Beer
Zinc R.hh;,. la ga, and Steam Pipe of all sizes
nut uo IN .na Gas Work promptly attended to and
sas nxtures of all kinds for al, $50
Gas Filters applied. 'h
NJ ns--cash paid for Old Copper and Rr...
49, go 80 JACOB RILEY
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New York and Boston

During the temporary suspension of through
travel, the Michigan Central have renovated and
rented their famous aches, and ade all neces-
sary Improvements for the conf ort of through
passengers.
- FOR THROUGH TICKETS, via the
Great Central Route, apply at Off ces of Connect
fremont House Block, and at Depot, loot of
Lake Street.
k, n, RICE, Gen'l Supt
ID. C. WENTWORTH, Gen'l Western Passeu-
ger Agent.
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List of Academy, Steamboat, Firs-aiarm, and
Church Bells, with Particulars rs to Weight
Sizes, Price OF Bells Hang ngs, etc. -
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-06
No. 23.
CAMP OF THE TIN W. VET. Vols,
Near Mobile. Ala. MAY 90. 1865.

AAhf OF lhb IN VI. VEL fOLhtt I
Near Mobile, Ala, May 20, 1865. !
MR. EDITOR In my las letter | told yol
tina! | was off for Texas, but after waiting in sus
pense, expecting hourly to receive the order t
take up the line of march, find myself still her
with no prospect Of an immediate move. Tht
camp one hour is full Of rumors Of Gen. Kirb,
ported that he has surrendered all his command
comprising oil west Of the Mississippi We are
IN a state Of delightful uncertainty, but it is get
ting to be The pitn,irg opinion that there viii
be no necessity Of going to Texas with an army
II IS amusing to hear the expressions and threat,
that are made by The soldiers concerning the treat
ment that Texas will get il We go there TO ighi
Gen. Smith There seems TO be but one opinion, il
general, not only among the men, but among the
Ulcers also, and that is com plete destruction and
de'olaton 30 far as country and property are con.
cerned, we feel, or at least do, that under IT,,
present prospects Of the confederate cause, il WI
are compelled to 60 across the Mississippi to fghl.
mercy and lorbearance would cease to be a virtue
II does not seem possb bic that Gen. Smith i, fool.
hardy enough to set himself up against our Gov
ernmeni at this late day. but he may be of thaI
c ass described in the old adage, "Whom the god,
wish to destroy, they hrst make mad
The aspect from this point OF compass has beer
very much changed since the blue coats arrived in
this part Of the vineyard. Three weeks ago new,
from the North was so old that it was ,tale by tb,
time we received it, but to-day we can sit with tn,
MobIe DHly .Neps in our hands, and read tn,
tsIegaaphc news Of yesterday from Washington
Tor, be It known, that an uninterrupted line Of
telegraph is in operation from New Orleans to
New York, snd railroad communication is also
opened from Mobile to Montgomery 1t will be
but few days ere railroads, telegraphs and steam
boats will resume their former status, and thi,
beautiful southern portion Of our country will BE-
eniyened by the full restoration Of business
throughout lts borders
The capture of JEFF Davis has sen, thrill oil
JOY to the heart Of every loyal person in our land,
and It is TO be hoped that this bloody contest
ceases from this time, henceforlh aud forever.
Freed from that Incubus which has so long held
our land in its demon grasp, We may reasonably
hope for a bright and happy future May we
have it, Is the wish OF
A VERMONT BoY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-06

it she want no more fit to buy an sell cri
tE then my threeyearold Hepsy. [ SAID
pie'e back han got much natur and ma
that trades dumb beasts the biggest part 0 III
tine he'd MT oughter bey but sw m to man
natur was too much for me this tim; coul
no more ha bought that COW ch ap than
could la sold my old gran 'ther to to-pedde,
somehow, she was 10 innocent, an che felt 30 I
part with the critter, an then she let me kno,
George was IN the army an tn nks |,
guess ! IL help the G)v'ment along slmo
can't fight, cause I'm subject to rheumatic il
my back, but can look out for them that can
80, take the hull ont, long an broad, why.
up an gin her seventy-6ge dollars for that COW
an d ha gin twenty more not to ha seer
Miss Adams face lookin' arter me an ha
when we went away from the door
her"
Aaron Stow knew bis man. Squire Holli.
pulled cut his pocket-book and paid seventy. 6y,
dollars on the spot Tor native cow called Bid
dy
q" Now clear out with your Ayrshires - said
be lrascibly. " I'm ioo, but won't bu,
them, too =
+" Well, Squire, good day, said Aaron with
grin.
But | am credibly informed that the next
week he did come back with the two Ayrshires.
and sold them to Grandlalh,r, remarkng TO the
larmer that be should ha been darned fool
to take the old gentleman at bis word for he
never knoued man banker arter harnsome
s'ock but what he bought IT, iust or last. "
Now | ntao d.go,Y.u.1 A.. II.
George enlisted in wssoDe whose Colonel | knew
well 80 ! wrote and asked about Sergeant
Adams. My report was highly honorable to
George, but hld some bad news in il he had
been severely wounded in the right leg, and
though recovering, would be disa bed from fur
ther service A fortnight after | drove into
fanerlord with Grandfather llois, and We
stopped at the old bakery. IL looked exquisite.
ly neat IN the shop, as well rs prosperous *.
ternally, and Dely stood behind the counter
with lovely child ia her arms Grandfather
bought about halt busbel Of crackers and
cookies, while played with the b4by As be
paid Tor them he SAID 10 his kind old voice that
nobody can hear without pleasure
" believe have pet Of yours n my barn
at Avondale, Mrs. Adams"
DeIy's eyes lighted up, and quick flush OF
feeling gowed on her pretty iice.
Oh, Sir you did buy B.ddy, then and
you are Squire Hollis?'
Yes, Maam, and Biddy is well, End well
cared for, as ias and sleek as mole, and still
comes to her name"
Thank you kindly, Sir !" said DEFY with an
emphasis that gave the simple phrase most earn.
est meaning
- And how ID your husband, Mrs. Adams 2
SAID |.
A deeper glow displaced the fading blush
Grandfather had called out, and ber beautiful
eyes flashed at me.
Quite we'll, thank you, and not so very
lame. And he 8 coming home next week "
She took the baby from me, us she spoke, and,
looking in It's bright little face, said =
" Call hlm, Baby ~
" Pa pa said the child.
" II ever YOU come to AVondale, Mrs. Ad-
ans, come and see my cows, said Grandfather,
as be gathered up the rens. Yuu NAV be I
sure ! won cell Biddy to auybcdy but YOU"
Dely smiled from the steps where she stood
and we drove away
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sons detained for ofenses Of any kind either be.

sons detained for ofenses Of any kind either be-
fore or after conviction.
Thirteenth. All persons who have voluntarily
participated in said rebellion, and the estimated
value OF whose taxable property is over twenty
thousand dollars.
fourteenth. All persons who have taken the
oath of amnesty as prescribed 10 the Presidents
Pfoclam lton Of December 8, A. d. 1868, or an
cath OF allegiance to the Government of the Uni.
ted States since the date OF said Proclamation.
and who have not thenceiorward kept and main.
tanned the same inyiolate,-provided, thst specia
1ppl cation may be made to the President frr par
don by any person belonging to the excepted
classes, and such clemency will be literally sx.
teoced as may be consistent with the facts Of the
case aud the peace and dignity Of the United
States
The Secretary Of State will establish rules and
regulations for administering and recording tho
said amnesty oath, so as TO insure ito benefit TO
The people, and guard the Government agains.
fraud.
In testimony whereof, have hsreuuto act my
hand and caused the seal Of the United States to
be affixed.
Done at the City Of Washington, the twenty. ninth
day Of May, in the year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and sixy.6ve and Of The
Independence Of the United States the eighty.
ninth. ANDREW JOHNSON
by the President
VIM. IL. SEWARD, Secretary OF State.
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There are no Dead.

hr uKt b. LrrT1N
Ihersisnl death IAs stars go down
10 riir upon some fsirer shore
And bright 10 Heavens isvclled crown
They shine forever more.
There ii no d.ath Al angel form
Wskfo'er the earth viisalsnttreni.
Hebsan our best loved thngsavay,
And then We cali them dad
Born into Ihatuai5inglfs.
tn y leave ID, bat to come agalu
win l1y We welcome them r. he SANE,
Except il sin aud pain
AMI ever near ut, ilouth unseen,
The d,ar Iuhoftll .puin tread,
For oil he boan l.,s Universe
Is life-thefe are no dead
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TERMS FOR lApyERrraINa

For one Square, o. u lines or less Of Eonpars type
ihree ns rons . 30 for each subsequs NJ Inferiioa
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Liberal discount made to merchants ard ethers adysrs
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Probate and Commissloper.' Notices, 81, 90 each.
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Notices of Deaths and Marriages inserted gratis but
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

nor SALE A FIRST RATE PATENT
horse mill, with saws table. and .hafting. All
% AMI 10 aiA, William bursh. 81
EOR SALE-A SMALL STEAM BOILER
L with pipes and cocks. Would suit an eating
house, Apply at the box shop, North 5th IT. bet I'd
andi5d stH, Nilliamsbufgh O2
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! TlFlClAL FLOWERS WANTED A
- Glaze co oiis' and mnnaise' er, With an m
gee "'n, elpsNc 81 tikinr entire cha.fe Of
A.l.,t ~. s.. al afian euIcut vii 10 "a ale
A-Lrs. ALtLtcLa 10. e." Ion QlI Sun Oflc -.
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AlTlFlCIAL FLOwERS-HANDS WANT
n 70 work on ine French flowers at n DE-
, NIN's- 3s5 Canal at. Good wages and steady
- .i'.ment SOL
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DUCHE HANDS, ON ALL BRANCHES.
~ Also few s.rls on uIlon top pieces. Apply l53
y est 44th 81 Is
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w ANTED q GOOD TIN AND SHEET
w iron workers. also man for backing stoves, at
"a Carmine at ISL
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SCHIEBEL'S BRASS AND OUADRlLIE
- Band, $40 Broomo a. bet. Mulberry and MOI
New York. Music furnished for all occasious An
orders promptly attended W. SJ3
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COAL.

FIRE W0OD-GOOD PlNRsAT $3.50 PER
L. load; also Virginia pine, OAK and hieao'I, ~ the
dai maIket prices one-thiId oVIu I'D ~ " ana
ee@ Ss'l aud sdth ga. ROWLAND eA ~
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4 SITUATION WANTED-BY A TIN And
shoCt.iron worker, who hs Get Of machines
eos Aadfese W. H. b., 1923 Pearl street,
t'FItn. 30
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EFNrHUPS-WE CAN GIVE STEADY
employment TO tuo ffst rate Feather GiTls, VIZ
" psfrIs, ~ pgCpGIcgi, n good sWers, ~ dubteT
ntk rs, 10 steinucrs to good hands from 10
e. -r week. old hands preferred. Gail Al - How ard
N PHILLIPS d MANNING lgG
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c
SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE, TO rent,
~ or eHchange-Ail frat claas machines, new and
second hand, cheap ior cash or part payment, 10
made 80
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WANTED.

ARTIFICIAL FDOwERS-EXPRRlE
tands wanted slso q fe- learner to work on
s7irAl horers. Apply Of 70 Franklin st. 3SS
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CERvANTS-WANTED 100 SERVANTS
- this day 10 tn excellent situations In frat
rl.ss mmiies IN Brooklyn, cooks, Nashers and iron
- adiOa M nurses, eeAmstTesse ,ch
goat number Oi respectable girls lately landed for
good siiuation- md highest WAGES. Apply At NAN
klNtff select Agency, 10 Court ~, Brooklyn, the
most respectable Office in the United states. 800
CKlRT HANDS WANTED-ON WOVEN
- al.lris. Good, experienced hands can obtain the
hisnest ages aud steady emp.oymenL a. the nes
h4nutgstofN of the Duplex Elllptlc Skirts aituAted
f. We-' yith IT, between ith and SIN avs. Conve-
n4eut "a the carr RON ali the ferries. Apply nme
distev az the up town office l5Z West 29th st.
VESTS, BRADLEY CARY. 3l3
THREE OPERATORS ON SINGERS MA
l. chimes, Please call at II Ludlow ST. bet, Grand
aud Broome ste, Is
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"ANTED-BY a WIDOW LADY WITH
w out family, an active little girl from IA 10 Ia
year Of TO learn the niloress trade and tau ,ht
10 operate to such suit @i be furnished board
aud light wages an Amer lean girl from the country
preferred Inquire At No. Meserolo a., Williams
burgh. 2S3
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HISPLVTABLL MEN KEQUIKING STU
j atons in s,oies. hotels aud saioons. Also pr
-, coachmeu galdou ne, waitermen yalets, oyster
!, b, appnns to sr NAMING, 10 Court Al, opposite
tie ClJ ha, BsoOklyn. Several young men lstely
lauled wanted. POS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-08-08
Saa st., ptBnirutGr, fl. San. 1864.

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8reispiaisR gets ids 3euenib fir zen gBrlb
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Syrup oUn @tlOfrI@rn unS @tlansenwur,ft ~
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sepla9t nit einem &iBrIn i'm SaIIs uno rnrm
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Id tebOA oun Or. StfrbOlbsr WsrtSin nabm,
ctrrntnCete fd bic RettSun9 I'm SatIe unp In ris
nt9en gBc6en MIR i'd edn,Ii& ssbeiGt.
9Iu6 babe iG mrinrm tfrrrn MdpGru baScn
9eaStsn fir ftncn IdIimmrn Suitm nit Dem bslrn
9rfoIee. SOftptQutens.
Der gerfsrt8er bicicr Msbt3tn BAT 70 pisl Ser.
raufn in bic brtlrnbr Strnft berisItrn, eruBt aul
cas- 3ruaniB BON (ouneu!cn, RE fe gstrauttsn
taB CT bCrftt IN, DGniruiaen saS @el6 psper sus
rii6ycrit0ftrn, wrlGe nit BEN 2Girfungsn brrIclten
an,ufTsbrn lnO.
Se II 70 an0cnsGm 5u nctmsn, ra6 8inpn
bornoh lhrRirn.
gle fcaet ngr { d II unbawansl a GcntS.
sic IN nur fir cine SlalTr BON RranfbCiten &c
iimmt, ndmIiA psnjcnisen rr6 9aties unO brr
2un9Cn.
\ Esy' 3atrstst atIein Scn
2epi Sberboleer, 80. 9.
9tTntrUtlc, pa.
9atauIt bri alien gppttstern u. Siotrbaltsn.
S5obniton, 0ouomop & @omocn.
General Gaentsn fir ben @roBorrfauf,
80 %, NUrO Srhfs StraBe, YbilaNelptia.
3u ptrtaufcn i'm GjrU6en unb aeinfn tc 9apalI
un6 Wartin, 9cris SGmict unp 60. QGentoun,
uno Is. s. @rYrs, Setbls6sm, urN brinate bel
nirn QpOt0rfun mno 2anbefobrbaItrn In 2e9a
uno Ncrttampton Counties.
q. .. gBeun brin nG6asr Stp6r6aitsr pbfr
Dru9lcn bieie Nsrbin Mot EdIt, lulic Dir tcjne
onbrr aufpIdnOrn, lutil sr etpa mfbr Gtlb ba.
rur6 MAIDEN tann, iOnrcrn i4ife lp9Ici6 gu siurm
aesntcn fir birieltc.
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