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eat rebel plsarA lis escape And journey n.s-lg io
mths sided by nrxrocs and Union n uountAico*rr Il
1t!f abound n stIzinx evrnts, and contain mora Of
otter work which hss yes aruth,rd- nd stamp FIR
e1reu'a-1 aud terms. r. C. TRkAT, III South Clazk
stt~et. Chicago. Luroa. ItAc3ts Ds1,x
WANTEp-Agents-ln every
asR; f. f. CO.. sHEssHts ao4a2a 4aD na aas
20 s rsaes ~ co.'s. .s5 Wta ,essn ,penad sci
q se5 Psf ~ n M, md
Thii work Il the coEple.e Qtnctal Hlsror7 o. this
K,ann Army whole. aad in al III tets!ls, the Au
tto havi2E frre sseess % p.va.e d aaa doSn
1rnsa6s 70 t.1s aad faisail scc5npilsameat of
nv ESer5 y cora. division. brigade a.d regiment is
ma - rs "a doS
nIshe* described With sh3 vtydneaa Of acual
ttclpst! a. auu The Rholo narrative - e1lirens1 By
the so91,iess i3Ses n.y. ooih ,aa ~ anc m![a1n thas
ne whole wosk hs. 1eee.yed tae .ou i0doss:aeaE
Of eech pror11 snt nf1ctr
Penois : VIE hay. n.stlc'natea tn these Eess Ca1t.
morn pleasant q pSoniaole employment than to tsss
r Sold cnlY bY subscription
AID liberal
To avoid n1reresrary telay aod 1.boz, those dzl..
irE e.es Will p'. $40 nclo~4 59 for a outat sr
eEce aAd name several sounes n The o1ses 2: their
chctce and terT1oTS El pe aasZacd Il tho c1ss m
oscupiFd mentioned, Aaa .n QUA. .ent - eoon - :ao
hotpectuA - IeAdy. VT irh viii be Ia few dsy1-
teein With but old IN ietervn larger nald. that
eEs1cn Of te11.o7y can Is 4ranted fouad nau-
tnally tesIrabis- Hence. applicants no1!d bo ex-
Sofn ,s4ess ssi fh,sss:. 5 @ iss4' ii. Il
, 1865-06-26

w ANTED--A & ts-B &C K
wv Azerts wanre1 New Ei.:ory nft?s
American H. b ,llcn. Ia the war rom pefe and full
IN angle octAso volume Of 200 l-Esa and clostIy
p7tted ps7fs hon1a in tnb assd lea:hsr Elt, illus
t-.ted cy txqns tel1 b.Au'iful ssa p'aes and map,
nn.tltuats IRA waiiinR fer jcs sacl . os. r Ice.
NJ E1llars only Also. sgss e 'Iht Loysl y ut
set1 eytr pabjlthcd on t. est Fer eiEcnlsis lth
mi defcrtpttrn NJ &nn : rrnA. i'd f.A AESRT HOWE,
Ill Xal1 street, Cincinnati u J-15hfG0 ;E
, 1865-06-26
CASH ADVANCES,

We ara rsera1fd to naks liberal advances m Wool,
pICdpca o. nav description. h ID st1:e IN this
cry, 1r foE thll n. NJ to HAte. ma1feA. We also
onsf tnr vices 70 pates resdln In ont OF the
ely, who ss1 wish to oFtr.te In this uaEres On
M.IK'Es.
CCLRERT$0N, BLAIR T. CO.,
C,nn.ssio2 Ne. .clauts, IL Wells H.
, 1865-06-26

RonrERI,-A man named Wilson Was robbed
At II o'c'ock on Saturday night, near the city
hnfta, In the North Dlyis1on. lie was going Ia a
buggy for physician, when two msa ordered
him to bali, snd presenting pistol to his hesri,
Demanded hts money. Nll.on gave them I'll the
morey he had, which was IN pocket book, and
Ind been given to him by the person sending Tor
the phyfIciAn. lie did NOT know hoT much it
Contained. They took 1t and then dtsgged him
out OF the hugey, entered and droEe away. Tae
turnout was fund yesterday morning on Nichi'
gAn avenue.
, 1865-06-26

Beam OF TRADE BATTERY.-A dispsteh receiv
ed here last night stated that the boys OF the Board
Of Tsado B1ttery laid over ut indianapolis yettsr
dty. md Will arrive here to night with the regular
trim ut hA!t-patt II o'clock.
, 1865-06-26

gP Paper EIanylpss, Printing, Caleimtnine and
6lszipg, at T. E, RlgbJ's, s9 Randolph atreet,
1nh14 kYS1e tn =
, 1865-06-26
DIET EooDa.
The following ecutsibnlfont to the dry goods
SepaFfpept have teen reported by q. S. Bowen,

department have teen reported BY e. S. Bowen,
uss aash-Bowen Bros., chicaco, $500; ], Y. Far
veil i CO., Chicago, $500; pasiE, saTyer Co.,
Gro, 800; Koec.te]d 4 Rosenberg, Chicago,
xlOo; Hunt. Barbour = Hale, Chicago, sl00; Saw
ncc &. ith = Wood, Chicaso, $I0O; Joseph Lea &
Co. Phi adelphls, kio0 Anthony Hall. New
York, f100: Utvft4 Rhoades + CO., New Yo'k,
$50: Low, Hartman. D1ttee y Co.. Sew York.
j. G. Howe Co.. New York. Esd; HagRe!1y d
SH: L. Richa1dson, BONNEVILLE. Ky., $50; J. WI.
Maiicck, JeIefzn1vl le. Ind. IS.
Goods-Gco A. E14rk 4 Bro. \: T., 900 boxes
spool thread al; g. v. Rlchmnnd 4 ca. csse Of
prints *aS; Wn Hceso3: rSySeSsf hs'i ssn T.
n.nsy eo,pa), fi5o; h L. ntlliston, SEC. Gre=n,
Vile MsDntsc,ariug Co. Sorth Hampton, MIS-,
j tale kheet.ng, &i4i: Fletcher Dros.. Psovl-
dcpce, Il l., Flas.33; Wet Bradley i
C.ry. n. 7. (loop tk'tsA Et00; t:bas AmoEy &
ca, Ko4op, h'ead. x75; ): IL. Billings q Co, n.
ITO dcz. GsecE 8 oa.1ere th.ead, 81; nntoa
hure ooleu MILE, Fitchhurc, Mass,, tcloth).
SIS II: Jpo, Thprntou. Phflade' e'phts. (uerd,c-)
f13. D. Meetar, Northampton, Mass, Qactor5
hAuc3, piece ths.: 1itg, s..
cRoCKtEr AND GLASSWARE.
The following donations TO tae crockcry and
clsetTaIe department, arc reported through
1tos.e Bowen, Chairman: .,.-
sWteny. Belt Co.. wheeling. Virginia, S!99 =
tlobn f. wntde F. Itop, 6taEorhe1lrt. Euslan5,
El1W Boston!tI.d s !ndw,ch Glass Co. Boston.
Fiooo: CIn1all i CARTWRIGHT, Est Lveroool,
S. Wm. Fu~cn 4 ca. Oioct1uat,, s77tI
z, '. 1lushe ont L Co.. N. i SIS %: TAYLOR s
Htud.Tcr, 7r-pt"n. New Jereey, {Amet,c III
: 6tiae gssn3te wazt,) Eoe.Le; uer1.a, gto.t $
, 1865-06-26

PERSONAL Rev. Ro-ert Coilyer, the aml4ble
asd ezce1e.t p7etot Of the Church Of the TI1iy.
OIL Chicago avenue, breaches his farewell dis.
ccu;se TO his ctsree to day Sunday, and during
f5c coming week will 1esye for = fpps abroad.
We Know Of no one who mGtc richly DESERTS d
Tae*uon, OF Who will carry with him warmer
Wiaies fot hia safety and bsppnese. Sixteen
yearf ago he left Yorkshire, Ep.lspd. where his
area pinet tnn 4cttdct, IN unin1orsned ,rsw boz
10 eC6k DIE auftuntt III AMe.ira viii M ia work
End work hard. nc LAID hauls upon the hnmhl.rt
Iound OF me !toaef, suo a. he n3s climbed he has
carried With him he W:iltnr4c 10 Wnrk Tc
etpLda to-day anonE the prapioe1s c}cfrEmrn nj
but n conpafed VITA aLy OF his prn,.ssinr.i
hre,lrcu Not n rely hy the frnts of Tnsr1ai
culture, Int By lstsrt-heartetne.s and ou,cI IND
~ t,rrors bencv01c1cc, ~ shown by his sssnr,s
ficn vi local aI.d Feneral ch.rilies: ond ~ .
rstr3otttu, quick In lts to.uncts and uu.wcrvnr
.pu xealoue In It aims repnt tiun hrs been t,niIf
IL Nf, to. cr which be vii find hn preceded nis
ftlrt1 to Etxland, His present d6alk. hA, grown
under Liz hande from tns! hfr!nuinr 10 ID
p.,tett foremost rink among our city cnn-rcra 1.
fupe 1t i. 81 welcome proof Of tncir we'll lot.t-
crafty f', thxt tbty hsve given thetr pastor the
Lotue h4 xsxuPlLR, tave vot-d to coatLue Ills tal,
MY curing the v'esfnt OF his sbsenee, and I've ~
ihe tpo1tspror+ llh+i&u'y Of nc Of tue members
rtl4ctd II hie hAhes a pnrse Of SlD9 in gu!d 10
teronb f1tk cherished purpose in this tour. Unl
rhp1e cemmuci', Tili cid him Goo rpetd oh Ala
toDrtey. BE u ost tf the clear auc risorous
1hu,Esrs in ~hon travel bears rich fruits We
with him pleasant rfyistitE OF tfe eariy hsunts
tu.otth and R.u tptd fitting a.. 4 eaie L.
tuIu.
, 1865-06-26

Fruit Jnrs-WholsEale and retail. A lnrse
stock st Met1!iFs Lamp ard Glassware stote. II
MT d IL Randolph at. jeee5. .b6S17t
, 1865-06-26
serg't II. N RANDALL,
SerC't1. D. CARR.
JACE DUScAs.
SAxGkL L. 2E1N1,
JuAN FARRELL,
LUTHER u. BARTLow,
Rnn<~ nrN

Now, ifAIr. "A, B. C." or the P;on.er cdi-
tor ean extract honey from lemon he Is
amount Of Juice necessary to sweeten tcm-
pers, no doub. usually mild aud genial, but
IN the present case soured BIZ an undue zeal
In very bad cause.
Very respectfully youra,
THoMAs II. NEwsoS,
Cant. and C. s, q. 8. A.
, 1865-06-26
Chicago Grl,nt1t.
MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1865.
THE CITY.


The McsEcx-The Romance ot roo- Toang
MtE.
McvIcKEn's THEA1xn.-Mr. and Mra. ChAtle9
Eeap, with Mr. Cathear1, Mi. EScrsn a"a Miss
Chspman OF London, in Henry VIII nnd The
1sklnpe Vile.
, 1865-06-26

AsrRrRlsE.-Rcv. q. n. Bishop, rector Of S.
an,rr Church Episcopal, Union Park vas on
Ihurtdsy evening ls.t Visited hy party Of bis
patishoners, Who. hrt9gtng with them Z bouut,ful
upper. snd tuperb Epi*coptl gown. discussed
the ore SID pr. scu4e0 the other. The affair WIS
i yets rlrRsant ore to all conceIned-
, 1865-06-26

EXTENSIVE DERGIAAI-En Ssturd1y night the
store Of ]. l. Zeinef, No, 1871 South Clark street,
wss entered by some burglars aud the following
ARTICLES stolen: two dog, ladies' black silk cloaks
two pieces green sflk, thirty yards in each; two
pieces Of brown altk, two pieces brown figured
ellk eight Or nine pteeea cf p1an silk. and other
att1cles- collectively va.ued at &, $40.
, 1865-06-26

UNNKBtTTY or CHlcAao.-The Ffixa detlama.
tons Of the Frethman Class, University Of Ch,ca-
70, will be given In Bsyan Hail thl, Monday, even
Inc. commencing at quarter before EIGHT o'clock
The following Ii The order Of extrcises:
PRAYER
, 1865-06-26
..;Dor 5a1z.

TOR SALE. An established bust.
= ne.a, doing good Il, de for Wholesale aad rttsil
Rrl ceIy and org fancy stotts. Guarantee tsou 40
TO 60 per Ct nt Ffcni, aun regular c1stouoets For
p.rticnls1s apply 81 klnze street. third asor.
hs6k- 1t
, 1865-06-26

u @,A:0 o. SAL EVTf ST r Al,
STOCK HfRrK ERA
No. - Wall sirrrs, Scw fors.
ssotka aLd Boac1 Of Al kfEds bought hut epld On
c1InUiAton. Jas b. bACH4
suskRnH1iASn kthc ?. 9. HALTQNkTAII..
, 1865-06-26

sAcRI1Eer.-A few nights ago Grace Church
tEpi=eopall, corner Of Wabash ayenus and Peck
eor,t, entered and forty s1 yards Of carpetfue
taken up from the floor. The thi=ves were esi-
IDENTIFY in no hurry, A. there seems 10 have been
much caro- taken in pulling u2 the clrpettng.
Upon the sexton going TO the church on Saturday
evening, he found ho1h doors open, aud on fur
ther examination be also found that tho money
boxes had heen heokep open aud ritled Of their
contents. We did NOT learn how much The sarri-
legions thieves 1n1de bY this Latter operat1on.
, 1865-06-26

Y1rH1 TH1ESEs-Chnrles kerber and Otto
Krrb r, hro:hens, the ole eight and the u'her six
ycart lr. xert IN the Police Court On Saturday
p.ornsrc, ttarcsd ~i'h stealing money from The
drawer or khloIp nn North Cl1fk etrect. Sent
to COMMISSIONER Ttillsms, a. it candidates. for
lhe T. tolE. School.
, 1865-06-26

be 10l50W10E QumpE18 HTE" WuBfC M HNuAs
T, e. II. 13, Ii. IS. VI, -. IS. a. s. 81 s.. c. as,
ilo, liz liz II, rs lss ~ Al, II, 14S M IL,
IA el8 als, slA, 9s4 2sG, 49, 235~ 2a8. Ell. 2i9
81, a59, 1ts, s56 :75, Yss. 81, 98, ~, vi 29s
~ d, 3nl HJ9, sr3 ys, 3.9, 813, $40, D., 33l,
332 3sa 34s 3A. 35a, e53, SCI, 800, S63. BIG, $50.
500 3aS 400 lh3 5C4, III. 4l8. As. 4iG. 4ls+ ~
433 424, 49, a. 43S 439, 4i", 4s3 so. 453, S55,
15i. 4G2, 4BS, 40, Az ISL, 4S3. ~. 4S5, ass.
49i, 4y7, <s6 L'lle 6u8 51a, bl4 b1s, 5as 553 So
64S 81, 551, 652, "a h51 EGi. t8 ta9. as3. 534.
5S3 bss Ee9 So :, s9s 595, GU 6e5, 61s, GIG, 6l4,
C17 Ga9 G3n C3s. G37 84a. GA. G6l G6t, Gi5, 6s2.
GA GSS Co., 69I, Cos. GAO. G99. T03. g. sH7- ~,
ne. ~ -, 7za, 7s5, ~, 10, 73a, 73s. ~,
f49 sl0, sBl, TC9, ;68 III, szI, Isl, ~ 1s, 79s,
in sos, E5, sa8 B,e $40, 8ss, S3s, 81 8a9. tb0.
s53 8sG 6G1 SCI. sCG eco. 67i- SIS. s75. 6:8 6ta,
6g. s94, 9U. 9r4 aS 3ls, aas, 9sS, 953. p3s, 9it,
~, 945, $50 e59. tGo, 0G2 y6s, 80 go,
g;e p5e. g2, s93, o9s, y99, ltn, 1ol1, 191s 19l3,
1ssi. N3s lGss 1tsl, !gss, 1Ms ~ }oas, 3adS 3as
iiua 11es. 1I1t. i1ia Iiis, liss liss nSs, s, 31s
lis, 1tso M. lsss, 1872 1sn, 1sss !sss. 1s.9
i:ss, isa, 1852, 1asl, 1as2, 1898, 1s94
isas 1850 Ioos, lS4, 1909, 1918, i3l1. 1Si5. 73l9
l3al, 1as3 1894, lSs5. 1873, 1899, 1aa. 1851 13s3
1859, 1c4D, 13s 1851. 1S9s 1868, 1373 aas1. 1881,
lS9a 1854 146. 14l2, 1914, 14s4. 14s9 1l35. 14a9.
144s, 149z 14z; 14sa 145i 1455 l453 1863 1i7, 147
14sN. 1854, 1851, 1as1, 1ts8, 14sa, 1875.
The hcidefe Of prize tickets can ottaio their
pzlzes By conveying the ncket 10 Retd'a Tempe
II Muse.
Treasury.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-24

have only such weight or influence
rs their own value will entitle tho n
to. As they will not hinder mo
from giving cordial support to tie
action of a loyal Federal Govern
incnt, if other views shall finally
prevail, l have thought they ought
not to be made n ground Of oppo-
sition in the State canvass, but
such rs they arc, they are the pro.
dnct of honest thinking, and in
view ofthe real iinportanee of the
subject, | would not conceal them
to receive an election as unanimous
as the, nomination with which tho
convention honored mo.
Very respectfully, your obe6icnt
servant, ,., - J.,D. COX.
Mcssrs. Il. IL. Fairchild. Samuel
Plumb, Committee, &c, Ober-
lin, Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-24
5Mistrllaneuus.
. Horace Ma nard,s SpoaOh.

The reader need not be reminded
of the great ability aud loyalty of this
worthy son of Tennessee. lTo il
candidate for Congress, and of course
is talking to the people. In recent
speech he says M0rn
A great 6lamor is made AGAINST
negro sugrpge. do not think that a
majority of the American people haze
determined 10 establish This thing un-
conditionally. but if you wish to pre-
vent it, hostility to the government
will not keep it off, but will rather
hasten itsestablishmcut. If the nation
finds that all its magnonimous offers
TO your are vain, aud that all its cf-
forts to reclaim rchcllious popula-
tion ard in vain, il viii bc very apt to
give suffrage to the negro population,
Who have all through this war proved
It's fast aud faithful friends. This
measure, in that cvcut, will be adopted
as an indispensable means of estib-
fishing loyal civil government in the
South, when the scditious white pop
ulation refuse TO submit to the laws
and discharge their duties as prudent
citizens. ..., ...... ID
Some. of Won threaten IN rcbrl in
that ensc, You tried that once bc.
fire wb,, Van wcro Srcot dcal
strourer than you arc now. and YOU
know the sad result. What will your
rcboll;ou amount to? IL would only
piyc the nation n good cause for doing
What il would now avoid As Major
Genera. Logan said in speech tho
other ,oy, "Let them rebel ogaln.
that is lust whot we want ~ Now. IL
YOU want Ia live in pcaec, obey tho
laws. and turn away from the unprin.
ciplcd politittaus Who cry out "Bluo
bcllicd Yankees" "AbcIitio,iist.' . and
"Ncgro Equality" to get ybur votes.
They are the same men who asked
You before the war. how Won would
like to see your daughter marry IA big
buck niggcr."
Much has been said about the radi-
calism of Chief Justice Chose's views
on the subject of negro suffrage. Mr..
Chase believes that as the white
i Unionists of the south are in the mi.
nority. very largely so in many local.
itics IL will become n matter of nbsoa
l,t, n,ooas;t, to ,,,f,,,,ob;so ,ho Hal
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-24
Disappointed Expectations,


: The Woonsocket Patriot relates Il
conversation that occurred in the
Smithsonian Institute at Washington
in 1864, when jeff Davis predicted
that the Union would soon be divided
into two Republics, ol ~ 30.
"Where will the division or boun-
dary line be?" interrogated Professor
Jewett, the librarian, to whom the
conversation was addressed q
"The line separating the slave and
free States, answered Mr.. Davis.
"Then," said the Professor, "you
expect to claim the national capitol?'
'Of course" was the reply, "and
this very Smithsonian Institute will
be within the Southern Republic" 800
"But," asked the Professor, show
will you bring about such a division
of the country Do you think tho
free States will agree 10 it without a
resort to arms?' J11i
'SSir," said Jefferson Davis, in his
manner, ''tho North will
never fight us on that question. There
will be no blood shed. When the
South says she will secede and become
, distinct nationality, the North will
be glad to let us so, and that peacea-
bly,. twill be a bloodless reyolu-
tion, ''
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-24
TnE noblest auestion..ip. .thoworld ~.

The noblest question.ipl lthoworld Isl
What good can do in it, f,.y IA,
hnEaAurY consists less in giving
profascly than in giving jpdiciously.
THE more idle arpmor is, the buster
il generally proves.
HERscnEL v. -Johnson, candidate
for the Vice-P Presidency ON the Doug
las ticket III 1860, was pardoded by
the President on Wednesday, at the
intercession, il is said, Of Mrs. Doug,
b.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-24
9olhifat.
GENERAL COX

ON TUE QUESTIONS or THE DAY.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-08-24

IfNfa N RAta ~ t1N -l.t
ITO the NERvors, ,DEBILIrArEp AND DRsrosbssr
j N ii0yoy b3TH ssxEs. iihH % III
A sresttpaersf having bern restored to hesIth IN
few days. amer many yeats OF mi's,y,is wiii.r 10
assist hi. suffering fsllow ersstl'ss by sending
dfss). on ths reesipt ef spostpsid addressed an
veiops a sspy lofihs yoEarLA Of eure smploysd.
Direct to JOHN NJ. DAGNALL,
Box lsa Pss, Once, Brooklyn, New York.
JsnuayS, isss.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-03
GR0VESTEEN Il Co.,
Piano Forte Manufactures


THE attention Of the public and the trade
rs invited to our New Scale : Octave Use-
wood Plane Fortes. which for volume and purity
Ol tone uBriyalled by any hitherto offered IN
tins market. They contain all the modern IN
provements, French Grand Action, Harp Pedal
Iron Frame, Oyer.Strung Bass, &c, and each IN. a..
strument being made under the personal superyI
OF Mr.. J. Il. Groyesteen, who has had
practical experience ct over 30 years ia their maj
uiacture, IS fully warranted IN every particular.
The Z" Groyestecn Piano Forte received the
highest award og merit over all others at the Cell
ebratec Worlds far, where were exhibited IHstru-
mentS from the best makers of London. Paris,
Germany, Philadelphia, Baltimore. 5oston and
New York: and also al the American Institute
for five successive years, the gold and silver med
ais from both OF which can be ware
room.
by the introduction OF improvements We make 4
still more perfect Piano Forte and by manufacture
ing largely, with strictly cash system, are eRab-
ed - offer these Instru nenIS price which will
preclude competition.
Prces-No. !, Seven Octave, round corners
Rosewood PLAIN case, S275
No. :, Seven Octave, round corners, Rosewood
heavy Moulding $500.
No. ;. Seven Octave round corners, Rosewood
Louis XIV stylc 1925. Terms Net cash, in cur
rent funds. Descriptive circulars sent free.
Ianl3dwiv.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-03
Bakery. Confectionery
AND
CITY RESTAU

CITY RESTAURANT.
>HE undersigned respectfully informs the
- people of Rock Island and vicinity that
ne has opened new establishment ILLINOIS
street, between the two book stores. where he
will keep
a COAEEC ri0StsRG STORE
FRUITS OF all kinds, Nuts, Rasins, and all the var
ietIes OF fruits aud ilavoring eS,'acts TO be found
n similar establishmeRt.
he will also keep
A FIRST CLASS BAKERY
and furnish ali lnds OF Bread, Fresh Pastry, and
cakes Of every kind, Wedding Cake, Pyramids
'rostings, and all sorts Ol ornamental woTk done
to order in the best manner.
ICE CRE Z A NJ )
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 any style, At short notice. Hot Coffee,
and Cold Meats always ON hand, and Hot Meals
got up to order, on short notice. Cigars always
hand.
The undersigned believes he csn tickle the
palate oi the public Ia the most satisfactory man
ner, with anything desirable, from a stick OF ca
dy TO roast turkey ,---and he respectfully asks
trlal and ashare of public patronage.
ERNST KRELL.-
Rocl Island, Sept 80. d.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-03
3aslleas yaras.
Law ptRTXEasIilP.

JFo. I. cook- j.wILSoN DKUKY D. ~. COOK.
COON D&URX,
Dauenport. iotnU.
AZ have formed partnership for the
w pratlce of Law, tn which shal! devote
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1855:
The Great Invention OF The Age i'm
HOOP AEksG%.
j. W. BRADLEH's NEW PATENT
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (or dOuble)
SPRING SKIRT

This invention consists of Duplex (or two) El-
liptic Pure Refined Steel Springs Ingeniousiy
braided tightly and firmly together, edge to edge,
making the toughest, most flexible, elastic and
durable spring ever used. They seldom bend or
break like the single springs, and consequently
preserve their perfect and beautiful shape more
than twice long as any single spring skirt that
ever has or can be made.
The wonderful exI6IiIty aEd great comfort and
pleasure TO any lady wearing he Duplex Elliptic
Skirt will be perIenced particularly IN all crowd
ed assemblies, operas, carriages. railroad cars,
church pews, arm chairs, for promenade and
house dress, the skirt can be folded when IN use
tooccupy a small place as easily and conveniently v
as a silk muslin dress
A Lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
and great convenience OF wearing the Duplex
Elliptic Steel SprILg Skirt Tor single day will
never afterwards willingly dispense with their use.
For Children, Misses and Young Ladies they are
superior TO all others.
The hoops covered with ply double twist
ed thread and will wear t~ cc as ioig as the SIN
gle warn covering which Is used all Single Steel
Hoop skirts. The three bottom rods every
Skirt are also Double steel, and twice or double
covered to prevent the covering IRON wearing of
the rods when dragging down stairs, stone steps,
sc, &C., which they are constantly subject 10
when in
All are made OF the new and elegant Corded
Tapes and are the best quality in every part,
giving to the the most graceful and perfect
shape possible, and are unquestlonably the light
est, most desirable, comfortable and economical
Skirt ever made.
Vests, Bradley s Cary, Propretors OF the In.
vention, and sole Manufacturers, 81 Chambers
and 70 & 81 Reade streets, New York
For sale in all first class stores in this city, anC
throughout the United States and Canada, Havani
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Indies.
Gs- Inquire for the DUPLEX Elliptic Tor double
| Spring Skirt. 4. d {.
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