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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02
MARBLE MANTELs-Alarge stock ALWAYS

WI hand ready TO set lower prices than any other
,,t ishnent in the city. AkLABFRS Msn..l Woris No
100 East Eshesu.hs, Third ave. n, I. Cut this oul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02

EIREWORKS.--A general assortment of
plain and color.d FIREWORKS and oftho best quality
for SALE b. " DEAU. LOCKWOOD \ Co,
No. AZ Wa.hyztou-,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02

Large and thriving settlement, Of 'inelandi mild
cllmsiej ~ miles south Of Philadelphia by railroad
Rich soil produces large twenty acre tracts a. e23
per ysbe within four yrs good business opening
good society. Iunleds arc settling and making Improve
Lands township j. Letters snswerrd Papers containing
fo Information win be free. From Report Of Soioa
Rotfascs, Agricultural Editor Of The 1SbEgs; 10 Of e
srfsnsss Jerts In aison tersI posos aud
suitable condition for tleasant arIsng that ksop " is
aide of ne Wsstera PraiytsG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02
GumMcr Retreats.

HICHLAND DELL lRDING.HOUSE.
--rhia House d b roc i've summer b"trt~f'i
beAutiily located II the Bnr Mountain, thfrc
,ss r ,n ths Deaus Water Gap i~. fpn >tro1d'
burs Station. Livery n,sis no t set OF farther par
sroudburg. 'roc Co.. Perm.
WASHINGTON HOUSE, by III. &. SPER-
w RN.-This establishment vii be Open or about the
Jnnc. The house contain eighie-n sI psrcs
large and airy bedrooms be, ts' end w..f tfoush
ont tie bous. has q fountsin and good stream !
sls la and carriages perfect vn~ OF hr
dyer and suIrouucn The Lui iins iren, the NJ
oapy road with prrfoct view q tie oindlng~ IL fr
b- surpassed IN tho county The h1u.e vii hc iuf
nishsd inrped wh the mos, costly th' cen h- uf
chased from L. T. stewart other ike Embellishments IN
ths city b. found pIosn nj Daughters real
four,lrsl H. {. slLAhl.
P.s. indebted reference. .JchSnssd.
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OYFIcr oy ssrsrsyr CoxxrssAnY GENERAL,
o. sUBaUsscl, NO. sTArx,...


RMY SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPO-
N SAILS lin Dapice-) w,l ba received BY hs under gned
until Ia o'clock FLiDhY. June foi supplyins iof
the Of tho United States Army. sobtiSfhN't
STORFS to be delivered in NrwNork ne fo'lows VIZ;
1000 Gallon, -soi MDLks or siNIF w. btTfls or
eyprrs hall barrels with pine std snd st least four iron
hoops
POTATOES-Snch qUanttss as risy be required during
tho mouth # June 1863 co pounds 10 tie busAo u good
ord gary well co9Irred batres
Irnt-d copy ,hi. sdsrrsenen must 10 nitaehec 70
zach prpo.s rnd the proposal 70 sscnc in complying
prrci.cy wi eli ti~ '-rs ach BID 20 have c""df' eoo
contain a.. written gaarsnce 81 two responsible Names
ss I, iows: -, ,
I've the under rned hereby suuAntes he, should all or
eny Part Of s shpsr BID BE- sccsIied .A D. deJ e1
acrordus 10 is true puTp0t agd conditions; afo, that
written c1utfici bonds 20 tho amount o. ole efrb CT
the value Il tie popos,d DO rn'hst ,hs DO exc
cyied. " r~qurei"
eh.s welt =. tie Of coners With weight gross AID
tare ,ad sppins marks % Be e 81 designated must BE-
psll fn,.ei every package. All other Oh marks L.u'
be oblit. stad.
All tie .os~. WI BE- o.-auy ipp,oed before ih'ir de-
livery ADD canp4rd With the fr'rlI tsrp.s tnnf
OF w.irht. Vi profsss'r Public W,snet iut b.
fIubi.d vhrncs'rrrG t!rt
Paym.' vii lie b. cnfre'cy, its eluissrut a.
zoos a. fundss r-c-.,s Il e.. the Iu'poss
Coaraeora I'd ~ .r sooc WIZ on. cx ente
10 ts United state. uatl rnquret Ter sh. pu.rfii.
Hi1Ets Jcr Pfogoie i,'A 10 guaift Of t'' f' H.'sA
arn b, Bcofcf "a c.tG pc adfsfsi 20 ne rs1ff>sfi
and isdoJ.rG Prsysllsg3 Ssh.iscnrs >iort.-
~. Z. CL'rfE,
Coousl a. ID q. aud 4. {. q. :.
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ynsirurtion.
4 MER. SCHOOL INST" founded 1851


d" MER. SCHOOL INST.," founded 1855,
"A iss reliable Educational Burasu,
For all who seek wel.qual fedteschera -
For siding teachers 10 secure suitable positions
Fer eIyIyG Parents information OF good Schools
For sein. and renting School Properties
- An teachers should hive Application Form
~ Ev-ry Educator ,icu.d American Educshoua
Monthly sperimrns by niail for 10 cents
j. W. sCHERME knORN. Acusry, No $50 0rsndst
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.-The ANNUAL
" EXAMINATION Of the Classes In Columbia College viii
coruerce MONDAY the 5th Jay Of Jane, at o. o'clock
M end will be continued until FRIDAY. the ieti In the
following orders
SENIOR CLAsS-5ionday. J me 5, Astroncnyj Tuesday,
June G. Philosophy; Weduesdsy June T. Evidences and
Physics; ;h0r.day Political Economy.
For the REMAINING CLASSES as follows:
Mcnday June l2Juniors Latin Sophomoes. Rhetoric
Freshmen, Creek.
rdesdey June 3Juiors History Sol homorss Greek and
Me keniatics; Freshmen Latin.
"Wednesday Jane 4Juni0rs, English and Greek Sopho-
mores, Rhetoric aud Latin; freshmen, Mathematical
Thufsisy Juuc iSJGriois Ply Sophomore Lntr
0ieek; Freshmen, Mathematics.
Fridy, June l6lunios Greek aud Ensi-h; Sophomore
Ms.henlstics Freshmen, Latin.
CANDIDATES fOH ADMISSION will be examined on
Monday June 26, ana Tuesdsy, Juuo n, at "A an.
COMMENCEkiEs, L will DO held at the Academy OF fuec
"Wednesday, June IS at 10 a. N. .
The Regents Of the University the Trustees aud Aunni o.
he College the parents Of tie students, and all others "Io
are Interested In education irvl,ed TO attend
IA f. BARNARD, 4. 4. H.. Ill. d., President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02
Real Cslatc for Sale.

MOCK FOR SALE.-The large DOCK near
n. HAiro.d Drpo, Eizabcpof " J. he, lso fee,
waer sso connecting with the f.rtfd Railroad
ofscwIefsey. y. II. KELLOGG, No ljy f~sri -, n. !,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02
firemorks.

nEPOT Tor j. HADFIELDs FIRST PRE-
IL MUM FiREWORkS.-Af full sssoYtrnent Of the best
quality Il ths lowest prices Desers respectfully invited
10 cali Il. FOULD3. No. ~ Johnst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02

DETROLEUM sTORAGE.-FORS SALE
L A WATER FRONT ~ 3l6 feet, VITA dock piiyilere,
ae Oh tho Paaio River and running thfo1sh 10 Morris
Csnsi every suitable fof the erection Of buildings Tor
&C. q. Of PctiosuIo, Obs, &c.
Y. H. LUDLOW L Co.,
Nc, 3 Pine 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02

DOR SALE.
Il. An elegant brown stone front English basement HOUSE
and LOT on b IN ave south Of Thirty .fourths,.
Apply 10 ALLEN u BROWN,
NO. &c Broadway.
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NrrprrrNE STEAMSHIP Co.-LINE

CTEAM WEEKLY 20 LIVERPOOL, touch
- tns a, Queen,own (Cork Iiarbub--The wel-kncwa
steamers Of The Liverpool k-wYcsh sid Philadelphia stsou
ship Company linmsn Liusl carrying Tie u = slAs are IN
tended to ssii % lolowsi
EDlNb NJ a. ''''..'''''''''''' stsuu'y yne
CITY OF ~
CITY or Observation-Disclosures. Saturday. June IL
Ard every snOcssdns SATURDAY, IL econ nom ries No.
~ North River
RAvrs cv pAssAoy,
fsysbis IN gold or lie ,:uivasni IN cur .ncy
FIRST CABIN....... go 70 sTkEkA3E ........eB %
Firs. Cabin London. 10 20 seer.se 70 l.ondon. -
First Csbn Psrs.. lto ~ Se-rass TO fsr'. " "
Fir.t hin to Hamburg 100 col se-es TO Hsmbury. 81 W
Passengers also FORWARDED TO Have, BTsasn. Rotsrdan
Al kc., Q, equally low rrtss -
&oA sts~uss, $50 Those who wish 70 ssnd for tief
friends can buy tctets hero al th-se raiea
For further fnor nation apply at the Couipanys oscea
JOIN U. DALE. Aren't, No. Is broadway, n. Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02
FARM FOR SALE.

Tho Subscriber offers for sale his FARM situated at Fast
Hsekent.ek containing us Acres In fine state OF ouvS
ton with good build and line orchard Thi, farm bens
well In this section OF the county, further doscp
ton 10 therefore unnecessary. Apply TO "
JAMES II. BRINKERHOFF.
Hacisnssct Nav IS 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02
Ocean Bteamers
EOR SAVANN All ID X Il = L.
l. PIONEER LINE.
The frs,.clA.s. fa,t-ssiliny steamship

lle Ers-clasD :nst-sathLk oeoen'"tH
"CHASE,"
M L. ROGERS Commander
will positively sail on SATUREAI Jure at3 0cloctp ia'
rom Pier no. II NQrth River
LEWIS l.. JONES,
No. ~ Broedway.
Agents ~ Savannah, Mesma HUNTER 'GAMNELL
NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE.
j Tie SEwyoRK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
n " end splendid sd y beel Steamship IT, 80
GUIDING STAR 2595 65sJ tuns, WILLIAM X. BELLy
tomiuanier,
WIN ssfi for UAEEE, calling at SOUTHAMPTON 70 i:nd
tss,cngrrs end malls THURSDAY J1re u.s. a. II o'clock.
n from no Conpsuys pier No. ~ Noi.h RIVER ltnrt pier
above foo. oil Cannist)
Frat Cabin Pssssgc. ...................,....T'p
SocoLd Cabin issssgs' ..':..''.'...''..'''s.'ss. w
Pbyatluin United States Currency.
An experienced board medical eiandancs eo
Of chare- d.
hs 1nidur Star IL Of the very best well Of
the rrosi elegant steamships built ia this country She
has stst~roos for $50 fcsbn paseense AID fol comfort
or eex,nce Ter saloons and sttrooms Dot sxcesc by
thoss If any her steamer ~ the world.
Agents At fIsvro. Mesr. Draper Hssenowi II Paris,
Mnsua John MunTor d Go.
JAMES A. RAYSOR, No. 10 Barc,syst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02

MAIL STEAMERS TO FRANCE DIRECT.
wi Tho GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CONPASfS
NV lie OF FRS. class sid-whes STEAMSHIPS, between
NETWORK and HAVEE. ~,
he srs ave srndii vesss intended 10 h put ppon THIS
ys,ori,s route tor tie Continent. arc the following;
WASH NGTON.......J,2U 4 tgps, BOZ tofse-po"'L
IAEAYFTrk. 2 ,04 tune. % horse-power.
ELROPk..............3.l5 tuis. go tofsepo"ef.
nAPOIEON IiI......... tsnortl !. l'o morse pove.
DfPARTURES FROM NEWiCkk 40 HAvhE,
,toprius 8, BESI b. sud Il lis AMI Passengers, hcfcey
shortening ih. ses-voysgs about oGe dsy. . -
EukOrE Capt: A. Daenssne., ....- trday' May -.
LAtAYfTf ~, Capt A. 20 ,uDfs. ....frda., J.reAI
Fiat Csbn Gocridi og table. Winch.
secoud & a6n tipr.uding table siue}. esJ or so.
rryabe In gold IL equivalent 10 IN ted sstes 0rsney
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE FRss OF CHARGE
FoI lrtis hl or passage, Apply to- 1.r.-.,r -
No. Broadway. ker-fO-k.
Paris No ~ Boulevard dos capucnes 'Gfsnd iiote'li |"
iavre WILLIAM iSEllES Go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02

TOR SALE-On Hndson River Railroad,
within - fte OF deep ~s.-r SIXTY t'rd at.
LOTS fronting Eleventh ave, with 4stOy brok BUILD.
mo originally factory snd -utahe FOR light snoicinIs
purpo,s. IN good order and u,"d .neucn VII.
be sold bargain, etchsng for other property. BENE
dot I COLT. No. Ilne.st.
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NOR Observation-Disclosures RESIDENCE

the late Tristan Allen ut Bavensvcod H. L. ccnssuns Of
very hgnd.of. and cJllnoe tot HOSE. ~ tho beet
condition sable end bsTs shed Ani vel bous- Tao
grounds 80 feet Vernon tnI The East Bse.
md have >o feet -ept They Lid oJ very baniso"
foru!rg of the tarreyr aud hL.s, lawns the Island
There sres srIiy " choice fra onanen'e Tree: and
shrubs Ine ioeahu Of 'he praz-I'~' ground New
York less than milo ifom Hun,srs Pom. Ferry, making Il
very sa.y OF tie City and yet oreIg all the sdssn,
ayes q lilo county kIpiy 20 DANIEL 4. hOAO, No 5
v slst. OF Willy WALLACE. No a. j hos,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-02

WHITE and COLORKD COTTON WASTE
w for Machinery and Picking for SALE low. By W. W.
tAU2sAAd. No. - william At
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Coparinersbip Notifies.

nISSOLUTION-T firm Of HENRY 4.
~ STONE son ia tlh day Dissolved by mutual ca
sent Either partner authorized to sisn the name OF ~
k6rrl IN h9udsiion.
HENRY A. STONE. J. yoULKE STONE
L - AL..It- -. .L.L
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-11
The Impending Draft.

In view of the fact that within less than
six weeks the draft may be enforced, the fol-
lowing facts may be of interest to all who
may be liable to the draft:
Volunteers receive the government bounty
according to the time they agree TO serve
For one year, 500; for two years, $500; for
three years, $780, These amounts are paid
in installments. To one years volunteer,
when mustered in, 1888 to a two years re-
cruit, S6666 TO a three years recruit, 500.
Two other installments are to be paid to the
volunteer or his representatives during the
term of service. The monthly pay of q pri-
vate, either volunteer, substitute, or drafted
man, is sixteen dollars a month. Non com.
missioned and commissioned officers receive
an increased pay beyond the rates which
were allowed before the last session of con
gress.
Drafted men receive no bounty, either from
the federal government or the city, neither
do subsiiPs for::drafted men, nor do men liable
to draft furnished in advance of the draft, re-
ceive bountes from the government Repre-
sentative 81 bsttuves, for persons not liable
to drafs are considered as volunteers. and re
ceive the Federal aud municipal bounti rs,
and whatever their principal agrees to pay
them. Representative substitutes for those
not liable 60 draft may be persons who are
liable Il should be borne In mind. however,
that substitutes for persons liable to draft
furnished before drafting. must not them.
selves be liable.
An enrolled man furnishing an alien as a
substitute is exempt for the time of service of
the substitute, unless the alien becomes q
citizen, or declares his intention to become so,
In which case the su Institute is liable TO draft
and his principal likewise. A mar may en-.
list in the army or navy for three years as a
substitute. If in the navy he must be TWEEN
ty-three years old.
Those interested III the draft should pay
particular attention that the names of al
those not liable should be stricken from the
enrolment list. Every name taken off re
duces the quota of the district. Each of tht
wards. while they appoint committee tt
collect funds TO furnish volunteers should ap
point a committee to hunt up all the exempt.
of the district who may be enrolled, and SO.
| that their names are dropped.
| The following dispatch from the provost
marshal general, in reference to an inquiry
| as to the allowance made On this call for mel
| put in under previous acquisitions for troop,
for two and three years. Indicates possible
| very important reduction in the quo
| ia:
| WASHINGTON, Dec. % - Quotas are assign
ed after taking into sccount the number o
years servics which the several locahtie
have furnished. One three years man count
! three(3) years [; a two years. man twO(2l
aud Il one year man one (l)year.
JAMES B. Fay, Provost Marshal Ger
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A Republican paper OH Gov. Yates Message
From the Cincinnati Commercial Dec. I.

From the Cincinnati Commercial Dec. I.
The message of Gov. Yates, of Illinois, is pro-
digious document. 1t overpowers the mind by
its magnitude alone. Il is about twice as long as
the message of Gov. Brough. from FIVE to six
times the length of any message of Abraham Lin
coin, more volnminous than Buchanan's state pa
pers, and quite prolix any of the official
documents of Gov. Wise of Virginia. We have
not read it, and doubt whether we are quite equal
to the task. We willing TO accept as gospel
anything the governors friends may say about it,;
that il is admire BILE IN fact glowing in rhetoric, for
chile in logic. We are willing TO receive as truth
all that the governors enemies allege against IL /;
that it is meanly partisan illogical and uncandid.
We ask to be spared its perusal. We should as
500 think of consecutively residing the works OF
La Vega, or the ponderous volumes of a Scotch
doctor of divinity of the seventeeth century. But
we do sincerely hope that ex-Gov. Yates will not
carry his prolixity with him into the United States
senate That body has suffered UNNECESSARILY
from the incurable verbosity OF some of it's mem
bers. We had hoped to. see n.end of that class
of public boFes with the expiration of the terms
of Davis, of Kentucky, and Salisbury, of Della
ware but if this message is foretaste of what is
to come when the newly -fedged senator obtains
the floor, we must defer hope for a season. The
legislature of Illinois, we observe has determined
to print the message in pamphlet form six OF
seven thousand i'll English and half as many in
German thousand in Swedish, Thousand in
Norwegian, and five hundred in Fren IN. A
proposition to print five thousand in Italian was
negatived, though we see no good reason why, il
printed at all in pamphlet the Italian residents of
the state should not have the benefit OF it. II
opens good situation for translators, printers
and paper makers. The custom of printing thes,
documents in phamphlets for popular information
is absurd. The interest in them, rule, Is e
phemeral Those who desire to read them at al
will do it when they make their first appearance
in the daily papers, and while there is the fresh
ness Of newly printed matter about them, 1t i
very questionable whether the phamphlet copies
will ever be looked into, unless by an enemy OF
the governor, to 6Ed text for political TRADE,
| and we do not the propriety of taxing the
| state 10 defray expense incurred for the bene
fit of a few scrambling politicians.
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TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that On the 23d
~ day ofJUNE A. ID. 1868, at the collectors
sale for taxes due and unpaid to the county of
Rock Island and state OF Illinois for the year A D.
1862. the undersigned purchased for said taxes
Lot %, in Raie's addition TO the city Of Rock
Island
Lot "a,
Lot 6, block Is, lower addition to Rock Island.
The time for the redemption thereof will expire
on the 23d day ofJUNE, A D. 1865
That on the 22d day OF JUNE in said year
1868, the undersigned at said sale and for the
taxes due tor the same year purchased the east 20
acres of northwest quarter of the southeast quar-
ter of sec. % IN township l6, north of range four
west.
And, also, the southeast quarter of the south
east quarter Ut the same section, and that the
time for the redemption of said last mentioned
tracts of land will expire the twenty secoad
day of June, A. D., 1865 all OF said tracts lying
the county of Rock Island, in the state of III
mos. CHAS. NJ. OSBORN.
Jan. 10, 1865, w3w-
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Bakery, Confectionery
AND
CITY RESTAURANT.

CITY RESTAURANT.
THE undersigned respectfully informs the
- people of Rock Island and vicinity that
he has opened new establishment on Illinois
street, between the two book stores, where he
will keep
CONFECTIONERY STORE,
Fruits of all kinds, Nuts, Rasins, and all the
ieties of fruits and avoring extracts to be found
at a similar establishment.
He will also keep
-s FIRST CLASS BAKERY, se-
and furnish all kinds of Bread, Fresh Pastry, and
cakes of every kind, Wedding Cake, Pyramids
trostings, and all sorts OF ornamental work done
to order in the best manner
ICE GRE A MS
of the most superior quality, made to order, and
Private Parties supplied with everything desired.
in the refreshment line.
He will also keep
FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT,
where ladies and gentlemen can be supplied with
Oysters, in an style, at short notice. Hot Coffee
and Cold Meats always on hand, and Hot Meals
got up to order, on short notice. Cigars ALWAYS
on hand.
The undersigned believes he cen tickle the
palate of the public the most satisfactory man.
ner, with anything desirable, from a stick of can
dy to a roast turkey,--and he respectfully asks a
trial and share Of pubic patronage.
ERNST KRELL.
Rock Island, Sept %, dt =
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-11
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL INCOME PAX

NOTICE is hereby given that the list of
~ persons subject TO the special income tar of
FIVE per cent. on incomes for the year 1868, with
the amount OF tax assessed against each person,
under the joint resolution OF congress, passed on
ith day of July, 1864 has been returned by the
of the Fourth Collection District of ILL
the collector of said district; and said tax
is now due, and payment is hereby dema nded
from all persons named in said list, of the amount
assessed agsint them respectively.
All persons named IN said list residing in Rock
Island county, may make payment to the uader-
signed debuty collector of the Ninth Division of
said district, at Rock Island, Office over the post
Office, before the 10Th day OF January, 1865.
within ten DAYS after notice and demand, per-
sonal by mail, will be liable TO pay ten per
cent. additional on the amount OF tax, and iwen-
" cents for service of notice and demand.
ELIJAH CARTER, Deputy Col.
Rock Island, Dec. %, 1894.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-11
CHEROKEE REMEDY AND INJEC-
! TION.

fTHE INDIAN REMEDY.-The celebrat-
L ed Indian medicines known a Cherokee Com
pounds, will he found advertised in our columns.
They various in kind, but all have me cure OF
urinary arrangement for their object. The Iadi-
under the name of Cherokee Remedy. has become
so widely known az certain cure for Finor Al
bus, whites in females, and the best specific
cases of GonorrhGa and elect. IL lie aiso taken
in conjunction with The use of the Cherokee In
iec'ion, and taken never fails of achieving a
thorough cure either OF GOnorrhes, elect or Fluor
AIbus. In composition Itis pure vegetable ayr
up, not unpleasant 20 take, and, Is wholly tree
from mineral drugs, and one of the best rene
druggists. janIldwlm.
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ages. It Is now carried. in large quantities.
north, south and west. and could. to-day, be
shipped to Chicago and pay profit.
The article truthfully closes as follows:
These mines are Of great value. and will be
the means Of building Up extensive manufac-
tures of a kinds at Rock leland and Davsn
port. The possession of cheap fuel will
more and more determine the points to which
raw material will be transported, and where
the great centers of manufacturing industry
will be established 4. ID.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-11
STATE AND COUNTY TAXES.

The undersigned respectfully solicits all tax
payers 10 call at his Office and pay their taxes
without delay. Office at b. II. kimbsll's on Or
leans street.
- Office oper from O'Clock a. m, until 10 m.
Z. W. SWAMI, Collector.
B.-Persons calling in my absence will please
leave their names the sls:e.
Dec. 10. lH6I. u
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%. j. DIMICK,
Real Estate and Land Agent.

OFFICE IN LIVERY BUILDING,
WASHINGTON street
HAVE TWO fret class dwelling houses
i and lots for sale at a great bargain.
Also 5 dwelling houses and lots well situated in
the central pant Of the city.
fne farm containing LEG acres. brick house, 3
miles from city, -s'
For Parti ,ulars enquire Of
o. J. DIMICK
Real Estate ind Land Agent.
will, In future, attend II selling farms, city
property, renting houses, paying taIes or thing
pertaining TO the real estate business.
o. J. ID.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-11
SEWING MACHINES.

I HAVE FOR SALE the Singer, Grover
| & Baker and How Sewing Machines, all of
which are known, TO tins community, to be the
three best machines ever in use.
| also have machine twist and thread for sale
Any one wishing to purchase please give me q
call. W. I. NORRIS, Agent,
Next door to Babcock's new hall, up stairs, on
Illinois street.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-11
FLOUR AND FEED.

tkTE are now manufacturing and are pre-
w pared to deliver, on short notice, in any
part OF the city, the very best quality Of wheat
-four, rye -four, rye meal, corn meal. -homIny,
bran, sc all of which warrant
49, Orders LETT at VIM. Shearer's or J. b. &
NJ C Frick's grocery stores, al the mill, will
be promptly attended to.
BIDDlSON GILMORE
Rock Island, Dec. 90, 1864 dtr.