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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-30
FISH MARKET.

'VIIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE MADE
arrangements TO keep constantly on hand
supply o. re fresh fish of the b st quality, near
webber's Foundry, which they cffer Tor sale at
the lowest market rates
W. Orders for fish filled promptly and the fish
delivered to any part of the city.
FRED. X. HAGAN,
WM. GOODMAN.
Rock Island, July IA, d2m.
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rant and agreeable, ahc
Gives Immediate Relief

To the dull heavy pains caused by diseases OF the
Head The seasauons after using 1t are delight
full and lnvIgoratng. 1t opens and purges out all
distractions, strengthens the glands, and gives a
hralthx actlon to the parts affected.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-25

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LII FARMERS
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Should Subscribe for the Argus
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1855
The Great Invention Of the Age in
HOOP SKIRTS.
.. W. BRADLEI'S NEW PATENT
DUPLEN Es.IIPEIC lor douhIe)
SPRING SKIRT

This invention consists % nupleI (or two) Ei-
iiptic Pure Refined Steel Springs Ingenious v
braided tightly ana 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 as long as any single spring skirt that
ever has or can be made.
The wonderful feasibility and great comfort and
pleasure to any lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Skirt will be experienced particularly IN all crowd
ed assemblies, operas, carriages. railroad cars,
church pews arm chairs, i"r promenade and
house Dress the skirt can he folded when in use
to occupy i small place easily and conveniently
as a silk or muslin dress.
A Lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
and great convenience Of wearing the Duplex
Elliptic Steel SprILg Skirt for single day will
never afterwards willingly dispense with Ihelr
For Children, Misses and Young Ladies they are
superior to all others.
The hoops are covered with , ply double twist
ed thread and will wear twice as long as the SIM
gle warm covering which used all Slrgie Steel
Hoop skirts. Tre three bottom rods on every
Skirt are al-o Double Steel, and twice or double
covered to prevent the covering irom wearing oil
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 wearer the most graceful and perfect
shape possible, and are uuquest,onahy the light
est, most desIra bic, comfortable and economical
Skirt ever made.
Vests, Bradley Cary, Proprietors OF the In
vention and sole Manufacturers, 90 Chambers,
and 70 & 81 Reade streets, New York.
For sale in all first class stores this city. and
throughout tine United States and Canada, Havaua
de Cuba, Mexico, South America, and the Wes,
Indies.
&a- Inquire for the Duplex Elliptic (or double
Spring Skirt a. - &.
aug23d3m.
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ClOthinS establishment.
GROVESTEEN 4 co.,
Piano Forte Manufactures


THE attention OF the public and the trade
IL invited 20 our New Scale : Octave osc-
wood Plan" FOrtes. which for volume and purity
OF tone uErivslled by anv hitherto offered IN
this market. They contain all the modern M
prnyements, French Grand Action, Harp Pedal
iron Frame. Oyer-Strung bass, &c, and each IN.
strumcnI being made under the personal superU
sion Ct Mr. J. II. Gr0vcstecn, who ma. had 4
practical experience oi 80 years in their
ufacture. IS iUlly warranted IN every particular.
The - GTovesieen Piano Forte received the
highest award OF merit over all others at the Cei
ebratet " orid's far, where exhibited instrU-
meRts from the best makers Of London. Paris,
Germany, Philadelphia, BALTIMORE. 3oston and
New York: and also at the American Institute
for five successive years, the gold and silver med
ais from both Of which can be seen at our ware
room.
by the introduction OF Improvements we make a
still more perfect Piano Forte and by manfa ctur-
ing largely, with strictly cash sy stem, eEab-
ed offer these instruments At a price which will
preclude competition
Pr.ces-N". /, Seven Octave, round corners
Rosewood plain case S275
No. =, seven octave, round corners. Rosewood
heavy Moulding $500.
No. 3. Seven Octave round corners, Rosewoo
LOUIS XIV style 1925. Terms: Net cash. IN cur
rent funds Descriptive circulars sent free
janlStwl-.
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All of which have been promptly adjusted and
paid.
re- The man who Omts TO insure his proper
ty, now, must be either negligent, ignorant or
reckless.
Es- Cal on the undersigned.
GEO, W. COPP, Agent.
Office IN Chas. Buford's Block.
May If
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4 GLANCE At TIE EMINENT SERV-
n ice aud great public usefulness Of this we'll
tried ar d Thoroughly tie. ted Corporation, NAV be
obtained from perusal Of the following figures
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Bakery, Confectionery
AND
CITY RESTAURANT.

TErHE undersigned respectfully informs the
Il people of Rock Island and vicinity that
ne has opened rev establishment on Illinois
street, between the two hook stores. where he
will keep
CONFECTIONERY STORE,
Fruits of al! kinds, Mats, Rasins, and all the var
letIes at fruits and fayorIRg extracts be found
Al a Einiiar establishment.
He will also keep
4 FIRST CLASS BAKERY,
and furnish all .Iuds of Bread, Fresh Pastry, and
cakes of every kind, Welding Gaze, Pyramids
ir"sungs, aRd all sorts OF ornamental work done
1" order IN the best manner.
ICE c R T. a MS
of the most superior quality, made to order. and
Private Parties supplied VITA everything desired, !,
IN the reireshment 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 ~ to order, on short notice. Cigars always
hand.
The undersigned believes he cen tickle the
ner, with anything desirable, from a stick OF can
dy to roast turkey land ne respectfully asks :
trial and share of public patronage.
ERNST KRELL.
Roc> Island, Sept 30, dt.
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M%O1ttaoue SrO8.y
Seuer=8e -gl9enten,
SO SecUnrRr., Baltimore.
Gsenteu fur ttt~ fplesnbsn 5eu~sr.8erF@erunss @pmpas.
nteen l. gtdGe:
metropolitan Sniuranee 60, Ner Dprf,
9runbtapttGl unb OSltS. $1,70O 900
SuternattUnaI Snt Co., Yg.,
SruublapttaI uab ObItS. 1,25O,O00
Mbrtatte StrC SRTurdnce Co.,
e9rlu6tapttaI 500, 600
Hefolute SIRE Sufurance er.,
5runbtapttaI 100000
8erluhe perben prompt beeuta9tet unh rbnetreenh etne
In unferer Office be3abIt.
Bur ppltCen unb Stempclteine Bere&nuna!
Der5Onen, weI@e tn Der metropolitan sber GeipIute gp.
lGfen, Hnb su elmer DiSteenbe BON Rem @eptnn
sere@ttet, relGe I6cn niau6maI SO yrpa. tetrus, cbnt bas
lie bic etnateen Derlufe bet CONT. beten tu belfen brau@en.
Oeutf@e 8trmeu ais Seferen5en:
Sail & Or. @bas Sptlfer Il e..
Sttamenn, 5tnrt6s * @s. Saesb Seeeer.
.. 6. 8raan8 Il 60. tmat2StD
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TeMers0SerfGermng
Der aI1pcitrten 6euermanns 8er1tGerun989e'
1elidaft ppn Baltimore.
gp. A. @uutbfr., eeesnIber benz SunsSetduts.
Sn 8etra6t Der erfDlerei6en G~bdtistett bcs DGnpf6euer-
Depdrtements felen mir Spn lest an sunt ~btHt6ersr Yretis
neue Dplicen cus unt trneuern aud Bic eltsn ~ hen btlte-
fen Staten, Nls Gieisnteen, pel6e 9dufst WEbeln obtr
lpnfies @ertbgeeenfanbE fur eth rber Neben Sabre su per.
fbern pUnf6en, rerben b'ermtt etn9eIGeer, Gb bic 0tfe
unIerer berabgefegten 9rdrnten a%nSufepen.
Mle @erIufe merber pte btster prompt Inb Gtberot aus
beaablt. SpPn 81. Wppre. grai.
GirettCren
a9rt. u. Sad. Nuen pdtne
SanieS g. QDteebEn, $5anneS G3ettt.
3ancafer Dub. Epab gDaIier.
&t6arb G.. Wloipn. Sates ". Bruce.
&dinuel 1trt. SGepb QrAf.
FrGretS Burns. Same8 Wpun9.
GraReis u. Nfuef. SemeS 9. Serge.
Or. 5. q. q. 9tnse. mx.
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1lntOn Teuer : WerfiG3ern1gS~ SeteM
fddft BON SGitjrnrre+
Dtefe @eEeui6at IA nunmebr berett, ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Ir Stabt- Mnb eanbtefStbum entSeeenBunebnen. Gtt StTes
efnbet F6 &p, 40 Seepntftraet, dIf Der Nprbtetts.
5 Gpates, Erafbert.
treftpreu
gbaunse SrDUfs, SrSFbsntbst ug0sitern gant".
penre g. Sbrpcd.
gDm. &beSnut, BON SIM. GbeSnRt * Go.
Simon parIhurf, Rau fmann, Sputbfr E
aDun Brtbees, bon Nm. Grtbees h Gpbn.
Spbn % Scenes, S9ebIE1nbIer. Yratthr.
Spfepb UiGttbetc&, bpn 2bpS. Wlatt1er8 & Spbn.
Ism &. genb, Beef unb DOrf-g5tltr.
SOsn 9 Bridges, pOn 8, g. Bridges s. 60.
SCbn Coates, BrettertdnbIer.
SaueS . Spear, ppn Gebr. spear.
SObn &urnbuu IT,, SepPtGpdnb!eS, 5aIttrprtfr
(eDtt ID Otis spear SER
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La - Neues arrangement.
QDilabelpbio, 0ilminotOn Iii. Baltimore
Wilenboln.

On anb mad DOuusrfas, 1. Stunt, perlahtn bic 3aec bds
ptefrentfr. Depot rWe folJt:
Der YOfsuS tur philadelphia unb 3ptf&enfatipneu III. nm
S20 WtDreens.
@rpreeSus nus fir Rem gUrt, 800 Nrrseus.
@rpref5u9 fir philadelphia un6 Mem yprt, LILO ytdhr
ppfSuq fir pbilatelpbia u. 3wtltenfattDnen 4.25 gtaGm
@rprfejus fur philadelphia uuh 3ptfheutattDnen 6 SIS
Mtenbs.
@rpreB3us fur gbtlabefpttn unb gep gorf, s25 4btnbs.
SteIe 3uBe aeten tdGlth, aue9enpmmen Srnnta9S.
&n gnnta8en
Sir gtep gprt I'm 7 SO, uGb fur philadelphia nm 9.25
Nbenbs. ~
Sir SaltsburY unb 8ptfaeuPunttc an Der Delaware Balm
9.25 Abenbs, unb iUr Dover, Del, LILO Na6m.
(6pt-l D nj. Srap fGrb, Gseut.
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0st34to fur 2etSemDeIIl

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ter rer0en Srn trtr
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9antSIeuter gum 6enetaten @sbtnuGs, pa tp Iet uosFSsng'
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luna dents aufrieben unt ME rHehr pbne e~sefelben ietu rtreg
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te nod gDuni5, uat taben f3 lei ~felaenbsu Sranfeessfn aP
bcipnberS betla AN ~eg1teie;b aiet
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Ganupfsr, @eri@Ietmpa8i
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@eTpFEein, @~antrurna,
Observation-Disclosures seafeftu@
grippe, 8TItf,
Epfae Gutr, GTdSn
G0i,fufy &gfttitS,
Eelts TtsteF SautaaSf1la6t
unb dttn GrGn'tetteri
seI6br aus bertgrtsnerf 9ipte enttprtngen:
Scrnes empftle i'd Nagsn.a T rslas ,tS,n s Ssssn g5assT'
frdmpE Qurafan, rptts @set, s.aE nr s Txnsn' yTtai,
s fspg Mammal 81 81 TesiStpaIssr 5 ]Sntiritur, 8aStparn:Vulss
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Ttnftur. 6yditertpee uhb ePPisF" &|!Ftr' lcmts Gr. NShttes
melib rItmtes 9Heenpafer'
SuLtrs DteueIt,
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General Aeent fur gang Nrnertfa.
Sr sSeItimpre 3u bnbfn tn ausu Npptteten fUmif bat
guGtaBtlFr 81. 9enntn6taut n, gL. 2S1S, Nea
Vrattfr. SIM @rDben bet ". @petlsr & 6 .. Dir. flnf
SIhs6teertpfr.
Sn GDGfRtnstsn BIT 9 b .GtrtatGut @u, . etpisIs
unb anbeTR ApettfIsn, .(spE-l
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SnitferbDcfer Scbcnss8 erIi6rrun06.
0clclllbnft Upn Seem S)orf.
3weigzBureau in SO. 16 SecOno Str,
Der. pOft s~s6enUbtr,
GIttmp re, Wb.

8aarsSttipa CUR Si6erlteauug pDn 9oticene
Snbabern
& 3 % @ Cd %.
Dteie 4prapa8nie 1. GiaNe rirO 9Dtitsu nab dueu Ter
berlhteteaer YlaSeu BON 800 bic $40 900 uu$ittGen.
&lle eptnnf werben unter BITE Ser
( tGerttn berttetIt
Den beutfben BeUObnern Balttnore's bietet Id IN bel lei
9Cmpd3nte 6S Dtittel bar, w0ourb fe nit Ie5r 9eringe,
Ausiaee fur Die, relds BON i4nen ~abtdn8en, tn paGea6el
2Gttle lpraen t6nu3n.
SIN gpiabelpbta limb aser 600 9eutf8s tn bsr ~aatfer,
bpfer @ptpa9nte" Gerfi6ett
Ba&er un6 Glrculare NIT alter erfsrber!t8en @usfanf
rrrhenieratS Ssrabret6t In bent
3weis=8ureuu,
Nc. Is SecOnb Ctr, Baltimore.
raftus9 NJ a n,G9rdI.
@ep. S. . %utffen, @etr.
SptmN. Ii@pIs, gerpater her 8pst8-Offee.
e. Sni 4 Yf gttfa, Deatfas aasntsa.
Gruminlrenbe Nerite: Dr. 80 m. W. &tmY,
Or. 3. Ntc&ep. n9pi3n
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0ie MarDIauO
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DerIi6ernngs@G Onlpagaie
oos 8aItiinores
Snbaber ppn Gerltaerungs@S 6etnen baden
Mntbeil am @eiptnn.

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OoieSriste Eoten
BON BEN beten GOunpasnien.
Der Charter bteIer GDnhpaeuie ~erfGrbert Elm DeppFt bpn
nt6t psnteer ais 500 600 betnt GtaotesS6 dSmeifer In ere
Ter &laie St6erbettSpdpteren ~beftebenS, ats @1tantte fur
ebrltbe 9anbIunespetit NIT ben !Subabera bon Bert6e-
rnn96fGeinen.
Dteie 9%rlnpasnis TT bereit, Sep59nlt9e 9eben8 : gerF6e.
run9s 9etne cbtr aud SGetng fir etne GENTLE Getbe opu
Jabren unS fur 3ehn Sabre nt6t S%erfaabare S6eine aug
~;ueeben.
DessIet4ea S@etne fur Nusaeueru, jdbrIiG @insOntmsa &c.
Be1mte;
@eGrge .. EbpnGs, SraTSent.
Otrettpreu:
21ntltpn Cater, BON 5antltrn Cater & Go.
! Auan u. %ebdpn1an, Don GtrtIdnt, @baIe & g..
@ep y 3bprnas, Don Detnt, 9~ltephemus & Go.
5u8b Slim, Steam Marble QDprts.
5tr1ni 95pooS IT., BON Dpu9herte, gDDpbS & 60.
Geo s UitGeY, opn &Gfirptb, Wliuer 4 @r.
Gtpmns gafdrb, non @ilbert gaIiaro & Gpbr.
kSm Oeprtes, tr. QBm DsprtE$ 4 GR.
Gbas 2Gebb, BON EbCmaS Il @E.
Sptr 70. DabtS, Segr.
Dr. S. SO. SaRt, erdminirenpsr ArSt.
Dr. G~bTtfppEeg SCbnIOn, con f~uittrSnDer Nr5s.s
~ 9etne RORea tar 4pLieen. 5tsnpsE pbtr drStIi&e lin,
t~trfudDun9.
Sur EabeGsn, Staten 1t. penbe man I'D an tte Office bel
Grrnpdgnte, ND ID SDutbfr,
(Iltl4 III USER Der 6~rdnfItn I6nl
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ReiLe= l%e(e0en0eiten.
Baltimore ltuo Ohio
Gilenb0hu.

YIN unb naa SonntnG, 5. DECEMBER, ,perben tdelt6 swef
3nee aptt8en Baltimore unb 6~nteetlna unb pnrtersbura,
~eebinAwte fDist:
Ser @Ohius serldst Baltimore taalt6 (ausae asn,reu
SerNta9si UNI $50 Utor9ens. Der GrpreeAua tddlt6 (tncI.
G%pRntGSSl 10 sibr AbenbS, un6 Ger NecomcSationiuo SerIo6t
Gun6srlahp ldr GbfsIins tasItG (dpsssnpmntea Scnntasl
6,45 WtorafnS.
Dtee s3u9e itstsa Bal 8eldir Wn6 patfersbpra tn 9srbtu.
buu8 nit Gusn puniten refIi@, fuepefItb Il. nurbpeflth,
Dtr 8rtoertd NeeOmrbattpnesu9 Serldst Baltimore 4 80
Nd3 Nttta5s tlallN ldus9enpnntfn ScnntdeS). Oehffh ters
laBt or 6sseertf 7.l5 DRptosns tigItG (aus9erEn,men Scnu.
tag5l.
Der @utcrtts Nltas8 g SerfdBt Baltimore 20 unb 10 90
Dtpr9ene unt $3.50 N1dul., un6 @lte0ttS wilma nm z, 40 puk
ll.3O XGrnt, nao 5 rs NaGmtttd6S.
gla9 Wuibtnstpn.
abeaae bon Baltimore I'M 80 7.O5, 645 unS $40 Nor.
gems uno 3, unb S.45 ytadrt. SDnntdaS UNI 4. 30 unit 8 Is
Jfcree3s unb 20 tne 6 WoGnn. Mbedne bon gDaI6tnotDn
4 20, 8 lnb lilo Mergers unb !, 4 so, 1880 uub 9 N6enbs
@DuntdeS UNI 8 pFprgen8 unb s, $50 unt 9 Na1niltiel
9lur ber 9 40 M~2reen3u0 unb ter 3 gta&mittasssus BON Bal.
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6.ZO Ino 8 Dfcr9enS nno fr 40 8adni. 3ag bcn Nagbir9s
ton feben tn 8erbtnbun8 nit Der annapolis Nca3.
gDe8et ndterer NnatunFt 8ilets ifber Art ,t., penbe man
N9 an $, (. Gn6la1o, NGent. In Ger Contamination pber an
bic Etfst OiFcc.
%. y. SMITH, Erdnspprtmeiier.
81 ~ @Pts ~'ea' &tQst a8ent. t2ee3-l
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NOrOli1e Central
Gilenbabn.

6Olgenber 0inter. Sabrplan


trttt nit VI n c 8. 20. u pn. 1865, In Strait.
@b8dn6 nGrblt6cr 3 Ii q e BON Baltimore.
gprfsr 4cepmmeeetipn15u8 Np. 1 ,..........7.20 frub
S9neuSn8 SAT etre)......."....".....1210 Na6ra.
garttpnsr AecUnptatiOnsSus Tc. / ..........12.30
ycrler AeepmreattcnSSue gtp. 3 ....,... ... $50
garftpuer 81. 3...:... $50
gtttsbnrg @rte S9neu5us .................. 7.20 Mbenbs
pttiSbur6 @lntr1 S6neu3ug.
Antunft tub1t6er Z 8 c In Baltimore.
PtttSbIrg GImtra S6ntuBue ................7O0 frn6
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grrfer 30 gD o.. .,,.1O15
S9rehsub (6nt Stne) .......,......... l23 80 Rd6nt.
parttpn MetpmCbattpns3ng NO I'm Bpltpn Dep. 4I30
gEt5p9'
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pof. unb NeccmnpbaItpaesii9s fpnlmen -SpnntdgS aus
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6. ". DubGrrs, Sen. Superintfnpeut.
(2Onpol Is. 8. 9puns, Sen. Yafaaier-& gent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IMPORTANT TO STEAM
4 BOATMEN AND oTHERs.-IN UCTIONs TO


Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, August ~, 1865.
SIR:-The attention of Postmasters, Special Agents,
and all other officers of the Postofce Department. is
specially directed to the 9th section of the of Con-
gress approved March 25th 1864 which imposes fine
of mot less than hundred than five hum
dred dollars for each and every eence placing
words United States Mail' any other words letters
or characters of like import, steamboat other
vessel stagecoach other vehicle, not actually used
in carrying the mails of the United Staes for giving
notice, by publishing in any newspaper otherwise, !"
that any steamboat other vessel other
vehicle, is used in carrying the mails of the United
States, when the same is not actually so used"
This is in the words following, viz:
SEC. g. Amd be it further enacted that if any per-
son or shall paint PRINT post in any other
manner place attach to- steamboat other
vessel, sagecoach other vehicle, which is
the words United States Mall, any other letters
shall give notice. either by publishing in any newspaper
stage-coach other vehicle, is used in carrying the
mails Ct the United States when the is not actu
ally used, every person offending wiluly aid
ing abettng therein shall conviction there any
court of competent Jurisdiction be fined in any
less than one hundred than five hundred dollars
for every such oense Oneha for the the United
States and the other half to the person informing
prosecuting for the same.
This law must be enforced against al offenders and
POstmasters and other officers of this Department are
hereby instructed to take the steps enor
ing its provisions. W. DENNISON,
Sep2l-d1m Postmaster General.
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rs HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE Is HEKED1 WIV FIN
IN that default having been made on the pay
ment of portion of the secured, to be paid by
certain mortgage, executed by James Broderck ana
Winney Frederick lis wife, to Isham N. Haynie dated
December 18th 1850 recorded in the office of the Clerk
of the Court of Common Pleas and EN Oicio Register
Deeds for city of Cairo. Illinois, in Book sc
33 &C, the amount being due and pay able being
xl25 principal and interest thereon at the of
per cent per annum from December 18th, 1862, less
S0O paid October Ind, 1858, !, the undersigned to
whom said mortgage made by virtue of the terms
and provisions Of the same WILL Thursday the 18th
iay of October next, A. D. 1865, at 10 o'clock NJ of
that day. under and by virtue of the power of sale
tanned said mortage, sell public auction to the
est bidder for cash the front door of the Court House.
in said city of Cairo, in the county of Alexander and
State of Illinois, the premises in said mortgage described
towt: Lot number tirt 90 in BLOCK number THU
ty &C., in the city Of Cairo Illinois, with the appurten-
ances sasfy the and conditions of said mort
gage. lSHAM n. HAiNlE,
Sept 9, lS65-w4w. Mortgage.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

u. s. GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY.
ESTABLISHED JUNE, 1868.
D r e @ Il O r. S:
JOHN W. TROVER, d. HURD
W. NJ. BLELOCK L. L. LEACH
R. W. MILLER.
JOHN TROvER, President. D. HURD, Cashier
Buy and sell exchange on
NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA,
CINCINNATI,
ST. LOUIS,
CHICAGO.
Also on
ENGLAND, ..
IRELAND,
FRANCE, and
GERMANY.
Jay Cookies Agent for sale of the popular 30 Treasury
Notes. and for the payment of interest all Government
indebtedness. [ap4-d&wtfl D. HURD. Cashier.
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C,TATE OF ILLINOIS, 9,
- ALEXANDER COUNTY,
In the Circuit Court of Alexander county, November

- v / y
y ALEXANDER COUNTY,
In the Circuit Court of Alexander county November
term, 1863
Alfred D. Stafford,
Francis NJ. C. DeVassa and
Annie NJ c. DeVassa. Bill to foreclosem mortgage.
Aaiiayit of the non residence of Francis NJ G. De-
Yassa and Annie NJ. c. Devassa the above named de-
PENDANTS having been flied in the Clerks office Of the
Circuit COur. said county, notice is therefore hereby
,iyen to the said Francis NJ c. DeVassa and Annie n.
g. Devassa that the complainant filed his bill of COM
pant said Court the Chancery side thereof on the
fourteenth day of September 1862 and that ereupon
ummops issued of said Court returnabe the law
irec:s. Now, unless you, the said Francis Nj, q. De-
Vassa and Annie NJ c. Devassa shall personally be and
.ppear before Circuit Court of said county the
first day of the thereof, TO be holden at the
Court House the city of Caro- IA said county the
third Monday of November next and plead, answer
demur to the said compliments bill OF complaint, the
same and the matters and things therein charged aud
tated will be taken confessed, and decree entered
against YOU aa1prding to the prayer of said bill.
JOHN L. HARTMAN, Clerk.
Cairo Illinois, Sept. 10th, lo62.
Ii AYNIE, MARSHALL GILBERT,
seept16-wSw Solicitors for Complainant.
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BLACKSMITH & WAGON SHOP.
- Having taken the shop of G. A. FULTON, am
pr. PIred to carry on the
Blacksmith and Wagon Business
all its branches. Shooting and Repairing promp IL
done.-4Aa toct-l6.-11 til j. l.. BROWN.
I LINE In BULK DELIVERED
- at the lowest rates, in car load lots, by
bushe or in barr els
x= FENTON, MACKIE & CO.,
Cor. Commercial Avenue and 4Mh street.