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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-16

City Orders.

Wanted. a few City Orders. for uhieh the mar
kst price will be paid in cash.
Apply az this Office law
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sE American and Foreign Goods of all kinds
Cheap, at the City Dsy Goods Store l6-2w
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rhe renn.yIvania RaIlroad Acc,den,


PHILADELPHIA. Oct. ia dispatch from
Lancaster gives the following explanation OF the
cause Of The railroad accident yesterday: Yes
tsrday afternoon as the day express train going
east, on the Pennsylvania Railroad, was within
four miles OF this city an axle OF TIE third pass
enger ear broke, part of Inch struck the bottom
Of the car near the trout end and tore out part
Of the bottom precpitating the occupants OF
three seati..on each side TO the ground, aud they
were run over by the wheel. of the rear trucks
Eight passengers were killed outright and another
died some hours afterwards
LANCASTER, Pa, oct l5-The folio owing is
list Of the killed by the accident yesterday, on
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, near this place:
Mrs Barr, wife of Jas Z. Barr of Pittsburg.
Sarah Willet, Of New Cumberland Pa Colonel
Butler aud wife Lewistown. Pa W 4 Butler,
Clerk in the Surveyor Generals oEhce, OF Pa,
Mrs. Aretta, or Gerta Of Milwaukee. one lady
unknown, and sr0 girls ~ and II wears old IN
known
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FLANSEIs "A splendid line Of these goods. 10
all widths and colors, at No. ,, Odd Fellows
Hall.
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t. For all kinds of job printing come TO the
Sentinel office.
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SE- The City Dry Goods Store. No - East
Washington street. is the place for Bargains
l6 2G
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Hon. JOSEPH X. MCDONALD, Indian spss, Indian .
JOHN T. COFFR0fH, Huntington. Indiana
% WH. DALE, New York City
JOSEPH W NEWLIN, Attica, Indiana
- JOS. RlSTINE, Covngton, Indiana.
T. NJ. MCDONALD. Coyinston, Indiana.
80 DAVID WEBB, COviDgto1, Indiana.
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u The price Of the Daily Sentinel. contain
ing all the latest news aud relegrapbie Dis
patches. is only Twenty Cents Week, delivered
By the Carriers in any part Of the City. If
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See DR.. VIM. Thomsons advertisement
on the fourth page Of TO days paper.
jan % tt.
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PoLIcE MATTERS Saturday was a busy day
a the Mayors Court; John Williams and Thos
Barnell were each fined 81 40 aud ten DAYS. tor
in;oxication
ROsanna shelton aud Matte Williams. occs-
plnts OF houses Of ill-fsme. went TO jail for thirty
days. in default Of Sl4 to liquidate.
Susan Brown and Kate Moore, Stringtowii
beauties. and George Taylor. were each fined
Sl4 20 tor being prostitutes and associating with
them. hattie paid her hne and lett rejoicing
while he other two wsnt up loE thirty days
Lou Tyler, for asaanting and batterng
Lizzie Jshnson >. paid Sl2 Al fhese aghting
sisters are Of the African persuasion. residing
Just beyond the canal
BURGLAR CAusHr-On Friday nigh, the safe
Of Evans. Kane 4 Co Upton. was broken open
and abou, $500 in INC ney. gold and bonds, taken.
together with a check for $479, aud the outer
door OF the County Tressurer's safe WAS broken
open. but the inner door being locked With 8
combinations lock. resisted their efforts. and VS.
given up, after twisting the handles OF Of the
inner doors. The burglary vas discovered about
three o'clock Saturday morning, ia time to get
on the down train. and parties started in every
direction 10 head the burglars At the Bgen a
Vista station a man giving his name As JohI
Martin GOT On the tram. he was arrest Cd and
the stolen money found in his possession, all eI
cept the check stolen He Vas brought 10 this
city and placed 10 Jail At noon on Saturday he
vas taken TO Upton. where ne will be charged
wlth the crime and thea taken 10 Peru for safe
keeping until the Court sets. Martin is large
slender man. looking very seedy. and had in his
pocket book $50 compound interest treasury
note. besides some postal currency lie would
give no infor m alton as 20 where be from, OF
who his accompces we're Two men we're ar
rested in Upton as aeccmpliees. but whe,hei
there vii! be evidence 10 conviei IL uncertain
Tins cas- quick work in making the arrest. ara
the burglar will find il an Improbable job oy lh'
slme he gets through with il
tS-Geo NJ. Jenisoo, OF the firm OF Jenisoo
Nelson 4 W. successors 70 " h. Talbot
Co No. % East " ashngton street. has Just re
turned from the East after purchasing one o
the beat selected stocks of AmsriesR " sicbe
aud hne Gold Jewelry brought 10 This market
The s,yie OF Jevelry for this season are reall
superb. and George has made an ex,Taordinsr
good selection Of Ladies American Watches, an
there Is no end 10 their slversars The publi
are invited to call on them. and will always hn
some member Of the hJrn that will De ready {
serve them 1873
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WANTED.

4 HOUSE, aiming six. eight rooms, suit
n able for Boarding house by prompt pay rag ten
ant. Inquire al this Cfice. sci
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az The City Council meets to nigh,
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$40 per share only reaairsd rns Of subscrpsss-
> For maps circulars o. Attenuation, apply to The 49,
etsry Of The Oonpssy, o. indisaxaslis- go
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Late Colonel 4oih Isaians Vols, Attorney and cl.i
Agent. au2J-etf
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PETROLEUM.
WABASH PETROLEUM !
COAL MINING co.
Al
OOvIN0TO N, IND
Capital stock, s3,25O.OO0.
Divided into $4,000 Shares at $50
Each.
PETROLEUM.
INCORPORATED UNDER tax LAWS OF THE STATE
OF INDIANA

WILLIAM DALE, Of New YOrs, President,
JOSEPH RIsTlSR. Covington. Vice President.
W. ID. KERR, Secretary,
JAMES ". KING, Treasurer.
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N Where is Mr Beatty
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TRIAL OF WIRZ.
BATTLES WITH THE INDIANS.
Pennsylvania ELECTION RETURNS.
LATER FROM EUROPE
NEGRO RIOT In WASHINGTON.

&C.. se.. sc.. sc.
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DEPARTURE or STEAMERS.
NEW YoRK, Oct l5.-Twenty ocean steamers
cleared here yesterday. Of which two we're for
Europe. and the principal part of the remainder
for our Southern ports.
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asked subpoena tor Mr.. Tracy.
The CoGtt-I, bis Whereabouts known!
Col Chspman--He can be sent for in twenty
four hours. oEtl
Mr. Baket then asked that be he produced
and Col Oud also.
Col. Chapman remarked, counsel said he did
not want Col. Ould.
M. B replied that he had said he would moi
delay tht trial, but when he vas turned upon il
the manner he hsd been, he asked for additional
testimony to clear his client. go
Col Chapmsn-The only practical point was
that evidence and having made efforts leading
10 the coming of the commission to " Washington
what the commission did had nothing 10 do with
the case. The Government was right or wrong
Major General Thomas remarked that th'
counsel knew that our Government would not
exchange prisoners while the rebels refused e
recognize the colored prisoners IS soldiers snc
murdered them.
Mr. Baker said lie wanted ~ SHOW that Win.
der and WIZ we're not guilty Of conspiracy.
The Court sustained Colonel Chapman's ob
lection, aal tlti.eara a. 50.
Mr Baker then offered in evidence copy o
the proceedings and sentence of the court mar
tia which tried the raiders, and which were ap
proved
By Gen Wall4ce-It was hot il bis power {,
produce the original. which was lost OF destroyed
this record would remove much OF the bam
which had been cast on Windsr and alto
gether favorable q the defendant
Col. Chapman objected and the Ccait sns
tanned the objection -
Col Chapman here rested the csse fos To-
/ prosecution, and said that be and his assistant
proposed 10 let the counsel for the prisoner max
out an affidavit for what they could have prove
| by those Witnesses whom they wished to De sub
/ pRnaed.
! These remarks we're understood to refer (
Gems Lee, Johnston, Cobb and others-
The Court said il had never decided that thes
witnesses could no. be brought here. -
Mr. Baker said that, on the whole. be woul
! not ask that those parties be subp9naed II
then raid that Whatever had passed here of
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The records Of testimony in the Wifz tfial
makes 1000 foolscap pages, divided into ninety
parts. and contains three or four thousand objec
lions and ruIpgsof The Court One hundred and
sixty witnesses were eIamined Oh both sidcs.
sesefal oil whom were retained on tbs stand
TO DAYS for erarrinatcn IN chief and cross e1-
animation Mr. Baker, OF the counsel for de
fence, thought il would take him ssven or eight
daps TO properly read this mass OF testimony, in
addition 10 bis subsequent task Of examining all
the point. of Law. and last Of all the crit
c,sms of the statements of witnesses, compari-
cons of the different classes Of testimony and
the writing out of his argument, he insisted
on having full week for the performances Of
this labor, sayiag i; sss utterly impossible for
bin to complete il in shorter period Of time.
| The Court at hrst gave him eight days and
Afterwards extended the limit TO twelve, but
| Mr. Baker would take nothing Iess than two
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-12

The Chicago Journal has a happy faculty
eribbing the locals Of this paper and pub
|ahipg them as special dispatches to the
taTaGl. Thus, IN Wednesdays Journal, OF
2ae 9th, we find the following:
9scial Dispatch to the Chicago Evening Journal.
Rock ISLAND, August 9.-Thousands of soldiers
ssnovng up the Mississippi, on steamboats,, to
D Fen homes. Scarcely day passes but we see
'treds of them passing here, going up the river.
The same item appeared in the argus OF
'ssday evening the 9Th, as fallows:
U doRe HoME-Thousands of soldiers are NOV
49lP the Mississippi on steamboats,, to thelI
asass. Scarcely day passes but we see humid
- Of them going up the river.
I Vt course this was never telegraphed tc
IL Journal, but taken from the Argus. We
mt care anything about. If we did, We
snld nave protested against it long age, and
V only allude to it now to show how "spec
dispatches" are manufactured. Ii hal
Asn practiced for long time by the Journal
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-12

ANUIsANcE.-Did you ever ride through
sa cuts On the Coal Valley railroad, near .
laughter house which stands close by the
Jack on the border of slough, just below
'Rng That slaughter house is q public nui-l
SaSe and fills the air with pestilence, rend-
"ng 1t necessary for every passer-by 70 hold
'"O'eath and stop his nose. This public
''ash ought to be stopped, and can be, with
wy little trouble. Let the owner of che
muse, whoever he may be. have all the 6lth
l sinking matter scraped together and
''hsd in deep hole, and then let him 50
S'nge his establishment as to prevent the
.sanuiation, in future, OF such q mass Of
~'l as now surrounds that place. The
WY, y, Is in good location-probably as good
'An be found about town shut there ID No
=, 'Oi necessity for such mass Of dead ami,
matter 10 be exposed, breeding the most
.''uls stencil that ever filled the air4 Tn
bossa SINKING matter is scraped up ans
mao 'ue house and yard kept clean an,
Of thu c., ~Aen to prevent an accumulation
o,i. NC nl'n which now abouuds there. il i
nh;.,. A'.y that somebody will bring tn,
'''0's the grand jury, next month.
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From the ". Y. Ob,.rr.r

rum tHe ~. 4. OOSeTreT.
eve have had in use for month, past one n
Vests Pump s, which has gwen more satisfae-
ton as force or hitlng pump than any we have
ever used IL 10 one of great power, and we'll
adapted for ships decks, mines, .factores green.
houses, graPerles, etc. The Ainsng ChronieLs
ano ha"Day Journal says: Itis recommended
ior us extreme simplicity OF construction, great
suength, and consequent durability and cheap
ness OF rePalr There Is no siuffing- bo1-lhe pre-
sure being held by cup packing, like that upon
the working piston, working a cylinde4, fitted
for the purpose within the upper air chamber
which We think great improvement, as stuff ng is
SO liable to be deranged and leak under strong
pressure, 10 say nothing OF the loss by friction in
cident thereto. II has always two air chambers:
thus the action of the valve Is cushioned upon
both SIDES BY air-prsventing watei-hammer and
vacuem-thump- The valves are very accessible
and SIMPLY and chesply repaired. They work
much easier than any pump we have ever seen !;
the inch Cylinder beng worked by children, in
cheap, as well simple and strong, we freely re.
commend them.'
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DIps'T LIKE THAT KIND OF WoRK.-Yes-
ter3ay, an innocent looking young man en-
CURED of one of our policemen if he knew
where he could get work. The policeman
didn't know, but he told him that Mr.. Hug
sins, who kept an intelligence Office. could
probably give him work. Intelligence Of
iue-intelligsnce Office" says the young
nan, what kind O. work is that ?-pdruth-
|r work on a farm"
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THE BRITISH BLACKBOARD, Edward Rus
#I editor of the Davenport Gazette, and
nst master, called an Infamous liar by the
Chicago Tribune, denounces the editor ofthe
davenport Democrat as Comprehend r
Ae Democrat comes back on the British
Bsckguard, post master, and Gazette man,
|HfOllows:
The writer who he represents as a copperhea d
lHd rebel, carried musket at the front ioi
1laiy four years, while this model patriot-thla
asgn negro equality man, never heard ball
n'tle, and never will if he can prevent 1t by
Eing fat post Office appointments. Heis sam
sot our negro lovers. ss $50 ga5 SOB
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THERE is perhaps no one article IN the SCI
lection of which mistakes are 90 often mace
as in a Sewing Machine. 1t is well under
stood that there are only two valuable sew
ing Machine stitches,-the iock stitch and
the Grover Baker stitch, each OF which
have their peculiar merits. lnorder to merit
the wants of all purchasers the Grover q
Baker Manufacture two kinds OF macnines-
one makes the Grover & Baker stitch, the
other the lock stitch; the latter being the
most simple, perfect and desirable shuttle
machine in use. ot E1s -
Aiken, Jarvis & Burial have both kinds
/ of machines for sale Purchasers can exam
inc them and Judge which is best adapted &c
their wants. july 15dwtf.
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IsaAN HOOD:
H0W Lost /! How Restored !!

Just Published, in sealed Enpeiope. P'iee sax
sfH8i ICY cents.
ALECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
ment and Radical Cure OF sPermatorrhoa, or
Seminal w eak ness, lnvo untary Emissions, Sexu-
al Debility, and Impediments TO Marriage gener-
aly; Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy, and
Fits; Mental and Physical Incapacity, resulting
from Seii-Abuse, Sc, by Robt. J. Culverweil, Nj.
D., author of the Green Book, &c
"a Boon to Thousands of sufferers"
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any adj
dress post paid, on receipt of SIX cents, or two
nostaqe stamps by DIR. J. c. KLINE,
I27 Bowery, New York.-post Office box 1856
junei4dw3m. ..-
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The MOLINE REPUBLIcAN.-Ap paper of this
title will be issued in the town OF Moline,
H., in few days. 1t will be good medi-
IN for Advertising as all advertisements in
new papers are thoroughly read by every body
and we advise our business men who supply
the upper end of Rock Island Co, to large
utsnt, to insert their advertisements in the
frs. numbers.
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SALT BARaELs.-Woul it not be we'll for
those who store salt barrels on the sidewalk
10 place them in front of their own stores
Iae cattle come and lick the barrels and
make such neat work, on the sidewalks, that
be owners of the salt ought not to be de
lwived of all the benefit. They should either
10 this or the city marshal should move the
/ al to some alley where the cattle and horses
Won't be quite so much of a nuisance.
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The best

oy Captain Ericsson, and other eminent engineers
Wecan refer TO thousands using them, and guar.
antee that all will recommend them. The, Ar.
more simple IN construction, and work eas.er, and
cost less than al Others.
Our readers will find the double acting, Am
no"eo sPurep Ut j. ID. West q Co., one OF the
a Charm, 40 t"at any child may use Il thro~s
steady, continuous strt am, and aoes not treezelns
the coolest exposures, and unusually cheap
We gay TINS xnowingly, and give the testimony
OF our own accord, without the knowledge or re.
quest OF the prop-ietons. ''-Ner YORK. Erenias
Post, judy 4, 1864. 600 80. =
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coMMERCIll...
ROCk ISLAND Market.

Rock IsLAHp, Aug. IL, 1855:
The current value Of the articles named below
10 subject 70 changes, bas the following auotssons
are correct for the date OF this report: n
fioar-Johnston,s Spring Double Extra in bbls
$3.50, At Wholesale, apd $40 IT retail. Sacks
81 30 At Wholesale and $500 Al retail. Loose
81, 80 At Wholesale, and 81, so ~ retail.
Wheat-No. a. 81 ,i5; No. 3, Soc; Rejected
75c. r -t- :
corn-3sa4Oc tor 10 lbs.
OaIs-30c for IS lbs.
Rye-45c. tf'i t~N Ne'' % -z'r-a te r
Barley-S0as5e. -faf
Beans--7oc. ''.-t r--t -Aafaae --
Onisns-Sl ,35ast 50per bus. p osf5-
Potatoes New-60a75c. 4ta 'if
Eggs-20c doI. st
Butter Very choice lots, for recalling, win
bring lSa20e. eA2
p orghom--s5c hf~sa tas rsFo s1is1E -Lt
salt-$3, 4oa3 30 per bar af-v 'gr-.t3 -
keresens -Whoissale, barrels included, SOC;
retail I 90. He- ner -a.- = .s| '-r'
HIghwines-$2, Is. --ia- .-l-ia# ..r --l1
y Pouitry--Live chickens, 81, 50as, 90 per do..-
Dressed, l21c per To-, Turt eys, lac per ID. .sf
Pork.-For live hogs, s., 50a$S,25 i- as.f
Beehive weight, common 3,00x4, so. For
prime shipping 5, OOa6,00 per hundred ibs. ta
Hldes-Sreea country, DC; green saitsd, &C;
dry salted, Sc; dry flint, loci green calf, Toe;
sheep pelts, SOC. = N.l-- o.. ~ IL 81. LEI
Hay--PraIrle, $5a7 per ton Timothy, $500
Wood-OaA 81, 90 TO $3.50 cera. 81. =. ~.
Coal.---At the Coal Valley yard, on the Levee,
coal is sold At 10 cents, the cost of deliv ering
be added. ----..
3 From teams, in Marketsquare. at l5ai6 ets. z
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Mr.. John S. SMITH has opened tailor's
shop over Rosenfeld's dry goods store oppo-
.,s the Rock Island House, where he will
make garments to order in the neatest style.
Mr.. S. is, without doubt, the best cutter In
this city and his garments are sure to be
nicely fitted and in the latest style.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
.. SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Gelebf ated Female Pills.

PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS
PATENT!
Prepared from q prescription OF Sir j. Clarke,
nj. d., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicin.vi 40 unfailing in the
cure oil all those painful and dangerous diseases
which the female constitution Is subject. 1t mod
crates all excess and removes all obstructions
a speedy cure may be relied on.
To MARRIED LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited. 1t will, a short time,
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment stamp of Great Britain, La prevent counter
ca TON.
These Pills Should not be taken by Females dur
ing the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy
as they are sure to bring Miscarriage, but at
ony other time they are safe. se.-rE
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight
exertion, Palptation of the Heart, Mysteries and
Whites, these Pills will effect when all other
m cans have failed; and although powerful rem
edy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or
any thing hurtfui 10 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, % Cortiandt ST., New York.
N. B.--Sl 30 and postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized Agent, will Insure bottle con-
tanning SO Pills return mail. oct. 27dwl y.
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"CAMpsIpeE MIrE. n. C.. june l5

CAMBRIDGE MINE, N. c., juno Is, 1868.
81. ID. " EST Co-Gents: The pump which
ordered Tor our mine 10 received, and out to
work In our uDderay shaft, which we are sinking.
We Ind that one max will, with ease, lift 90 gal
Ion per minute. We lifted IN three and a hal
hours all the water IN tho shaft, which measures
seven oy Twelve iesi and thirty leet eeep, and n
Was fuil when we commenced Ii answers our ex-
Pectations In every respect, and our work men are
hlghiy pleased with II. AZ viii do great service
with but trltiing expense for repairs. ,-r -r--
Yours, respectfully,
.- BURR HIGGIks.''--
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-" DUkLAP Manufacturers Cor
Scion Robinson to the Farmers, Club, J.nu.r,

z3d l..
No farmer who owns a well or cistern can
Possioif AFFORD to be without iron pump IL
should be at once a SUCTION ana force pumn-.
perfect httie hre-ehg.ne-suoh a one known an
Wesps Improved Pump IEpeak OF Tins pump
because happen 10 know II to be yer, simple.
durable, powerful, and cheap, and II don't freeze
up, nor get out OF oraer once a year. know
TINS, anu think may be doing the farmers good
BY speaking Of II. DO, 10 Years old can work
II, and throw a continuous inch ana a op,rer
stream IL can be made To WORK IN deep weiis az
well az shallow ones.'' 81 - .-'
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FISH MARKET.

rCuE UNDERSIGNED HAVE MADE
arrangements to keep constantly on hand
snnnly oe 1--we fresh FISH Of the beat quality, near
Webber,s Foundry, which they offer for sale at
the lowest market rates a. &c.,. $500 a
~ Orders for fish filled promptly and the hsh
delivered to any part of the city,
FRED. X. HAGAN,
VIM GOODMAN. ,rssst
Rock Island, July IA, dim.
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This may certify that have been using, at
my manufactory, for the last iour year,, W sst's
Improved PumPs.' / now have in use three of
said pumps, one OF which Is kept constantly at
WORK "a hours OF each Gay save SunasysJ and has
been running for the past Two years. pronounee
them, unhesItatngiy, the best pumps that have
been brought TO my notice. having used many 9th
ers previously. They are simple IN their con-
struction, and not easily dIsarranged. - t-r
-e 81 10 a.fH GAS, A. WERB.
"New York, Oct. 10, 1882 lyEH-EI lzA
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-12

THE EASTERN MAIL IN AT about eleven
o'clock last night, the first train from the
cas-. for two days arrived here, bringing much
issyed mail. The report brought by the
passengers was that the road would be re-
paired by to-day. SO that the trains could
sgain run in regular order.
There will be no mail tonight.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-12

SINGING Glass will meet at the baptist
church, on Monday afternoon at O'Clock
All who wish to learn are invited to attend,
free Of charge, for trial. ies vs. s.eaaa