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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-04
4 R CANA WATCH.

The cases ofthis watch are composed OF several
different metals combined, rolled together and
pianished, Producing an exact imitation of Is
carat gold, called ATcana. They are as beautiful
as solid gold, ana afforded at one -four IN the
cost. The cases are beautifully designed and are
engraved IN the exact style the celebrated Gold
Hunting Levers, and so exact imitation of gold
as TO defy detection. The movements are well
finished, having adjusting regulator, line dial and
skeleton hands.
These watches are all Hunting Cases and OF
three sizes, the smallest being for Ladies. case
of SIX will be sent for Sl25. A single one sent IN
a handsome case for S25. They will readily sell
for three times their cost. We also im6ort a very
superior finished and elegant watch which we can
sell tor $50 each, or $3.50 per case Of SIX. These
also hunting cases and for Ladies and Gents
Persons ordering watches c. q. D.. will please
remit p per cent. Ofthe amount with their order
Orders for any kind of watches promptly and
faithfully fulfilled. Address,
ARCANA WATCH CO.,
No. % Fulton ST.
New York CITY.
Importers and Dealers IN Watches OF every des-
crpuon. oct30dw3m.
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PROPRIETOR ia now erecting an addition 47xleO
feet which, when finished, will make the west
side of the mill 2S5 feet long To this II we add
the building, which is of wood, for storing straw
and other materials for the manufacture of paper,
makes the entire length of structure 335 feet on
the west side. The river front is l25 feet, and
the east side las feet. A considerable part OF
the mill is three stories and the balance two stor-
les high.
The building is of the L style, and one of i'm
mense dimensions and strength, and is q credit
both to the proprietor and the town. There are
in the mill two machines for the manufacture of
paper-one a double machine used for manufac-
turing printing paper and the other single
width machine upon which is made wrapping pa
per. There are seven engines for grinding rags
and other material for the manufacture of paper
The machinery is driven by five water wheels as
sisted at times, by two engines. The latter are
used only in case of low water and accident to
water wheels. The cost of the ground. building
and machinery, at the finishing of the present
addition, will be about $4,000. About forty
hands are employed in and about the mill and it
| turns out about 1900 pounds of printing and
the same OF wrapping paper per day. The value
of the same is $3.50. Making large deduction
for delays and hindrances we may safely say the
mill turns out S90,000's worth of paper a year
The Moline Paper Mill was first started by
Wheelock Smedley, in the year 1852, and in
1883 the Smedley interest was purchased by Mr..
James Furgus who sold it to Mr.. ;. w. Vince
lock, the present proprietor, in 1884 since which
time Mr. W. has been the sole owner. The old
mill, which was inferior building, was re-
| moved in 1889 and the present one built, and the
new mill started in August 1860.
| Taking the extent, general appearance and
! product Of this mill now a criterion, and com.
pairing it with what it was twelve years ago, one
would suppose that the proprietor had been
quite successful in business. And indeed if this
| is not so Mr.. Wheelock has a novel way of de-
ceiving the public. At all events Mr.. W. holds
not only n first rank among the business men oil
this county but has obtained an enviable distinc-
tions among business men wherever he is known.
| The Moline paper mill will stand as a mouumen,
| to his perseverance and skill builder and
wisdom as a business man for generations after
he is gone unless il should be thrown down by
an earthquake, tornado something Of the
kind. May we not, in conclusion, express the
hope that the buildings hereafter TO be construc
| ted in orr city may partake more of the perman
ent character the Moline paper mill.
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COU NTY JUDGE.

EDITOR ARGUs.-I clip the following from
the Chicago Tribune of yesterday, and think
1t with tie simple change of name ! have
made) peculiarly adapted to this county.
shall vote for the reelection OF the present
county judge, and l hope my republican
friends will do the same.
The following is the article from the Ira
bune of yesterday
EDIToRs TRIBUNE.-Men, while living, may
BIZ personal diligence, combined with a pru-
dent and economical management Of their
affairs, avoid legal controversies, and obviate
the necessities Of resort TO tribunals of JUS
tice but after their final removal from this
earth the succession and distribution Of what
ever worldly goods they may leave behind,
are, by our present constitution and laws, in
the first instance, subject to the judicial &C
ton OF the county courts.
1t is to these courts that the dying man
looks with confidence, to see that the provi-
sions OF his will are carried out that his
widow shall be protected in her legal
rights from the grasping, hungry creditor,
when his hand shall be no longer able TO pro
tect her, and his voice shall be silent in DEATH
that his infant children shall be saved from
devouring and dishonest guardians; that
they shall be educated as he directs, and
brought up in the faith of their father and
according 10 his dying request. Can there
be any more sacred or important trust com
mitted to The care or Jurisdiction of any
earthly tribunal? The county judge knows
the circumstances and estates which often
run through a number of years before final
settlement. A change in this Office, and the
filling of his place by new man to whom
all the relations would be new and strange
might in many cases occasion great 6isad-
vantage. Under such circumstances, and espe
cially inasmuch as Hon. Jos. b. Danforth
the present county Judge, has proved himself
eminetly qualified for his place, it would be
a very grave mistake to make a change, for
which, perhaps, those might have to suffer
the most who are the most helpless-the wi
dows and orphans So sure as we die leav-
ing estate in this county, so sure must it pass
through this court, TEsTAToR.
| will add to the above that during the
administration of the present county Judge a
large number of creditors of old estates have
realized something from their old claims,
quite unexpectedly to them, as they had Civ
en- up all hope of ever living to see the es-
tates closed. Not one dollars worth of
property has been lost during his adminstra
ton, for want of sufficient bail, and the bust
ness of the Office has been managed with such
care and correctness as to preserve the rights
of all. / think u change in that Office would
be public calamity, and trust that my re
publican friends will vote to keep the present
incumbent in the place he fills so we'll.
A REPUBLICAN.
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WHEELOCK,s MOLINE PAPER
MILL.

The finest and most extensive paper mill
in the west is that of S. W. Wheelock Esq.
of Moline. the paper from which finds Q
quick cash market throughout the western
states. One establishment, alone. in Chica.
60 uses some $40 600 worth Of Wheelocks
paper in a year. Besides being an enterpriz
ing and correct business man, Mr.. Wheelock
is clever gentleman whose success in overy
business undertaking we are always glad to
notice. We wish there were mosre of the
same sort of enterprizing men in our coun-
ty.
The following article from the Moline Re
publican will give some idea of Wheelock's
mill:
THE MOLINE PAPER MLL.-This establishments
is one of most extensive in the country, there
being but one lat Geneva, Ill., in the North
west that equals it. The mill is constructed of
limestone and is a very substantial edi6cs. The
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By TELEGRAPH
Exported for the Daily Argus.
Special to them. Y. Times.

Special to the N. Y. Times.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-ApplIsation to the
comptroller OF the currency for the establishment
OF a natio q al bank at New Orleans, with a capital
OF 81 ,000, 900 as been granted.
The war department has promulgated the sent
ence against Capt. James Moorey, of the 18th U.
S. infantry, charged with enlisting, attesting and
inspecting, in Jan'y and Feb'y last, while on re-
eruting business in New York CITY, Peter Ryan,
Miehal Kearney and eleven other persons, and
generally crediting them falsely to two or moro
towns n the state of New York and receiving tor
each recruit a credit of $6l5 from bounty brokers'
The sentence of the court 10 that Capt. Meorey De
dishonorably dismissed from the service and pay
fine of So, 900. The secretary of war approves
the sentence, but RENTS the fine.
New YosK, Nov. 4.-The n. Y. Tribune's
Washington special says:
During the month of October last the prize bu-
reau of the treasury department adjusted S,soo
naval claims, involving over 50 100000.
The collector for the district of South Carolina
reports Ia cotton manufacturing hrms within ms
district.
The sec'y OF the treasury has ordered a large
| amount OF fractional currency to be issued.
The N. Y. Worlds special says:
AT a.protracted cabinet meeting to-day all
members were present, and had under consldera-
| ton our foreign AFFAIRS.
Sec'y Seward entertained the Tunis Embassy to
dinner at his residence on Thursday.
The cabinet of the present government
will probably taEe early lila. action
sructing the assassination OF every prisoner taken
by his forces.
Special to y. Y. World.
! WAsHrNGroN Nov. 3.-The comptroller ofc ur-
| rency has called the attention of national banks
| TO provisions OF gold requiring them to provide
for the redemption of their notes He Is deter
mined that action their part shall be taken as
speedily as possible. Some of the banks have al
ready taken the hint and sending their notes
here for circulation.
, NEW YoRK, Nov. 4.-The N. Y. World gives
the number of votes registered IN New York up to
last evening 70 ,695. Figures not entirely correct
| will be corrected to-day.
NEW EoRK Nov.4.-Trottng on Fashion Course
yesterday, Lucy to 25O pounds wagon, against
Honest John in harnes $4,000 match, nie heats
best 3 in ). The mare won all heats easily. Time
2.47, 2.45 and 2.45.
Sweepstakes 81 900, five mile dash, harness was
! won by Young Wolf.
George Wilkec and Commodore Vanderbilt are
announced to troi postponed mateh)thisiafternoOn
I at Union course.
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SEWING MACHINES.

DE CAUTIOUS when you are told by any
ID one that they have good Sewing Machines
for sale as any one, etc. Tne Singer is the
oldest and most reliable machine and best
now in use, will do all kinds of work from the
finest to the heaviest that any family ever wants
DONE and will last a lifetime ii properly taken
care of l have been agent for other machines
aud have got rid of them. Please give me q call
and examine Tor yourselves.
Sewing neatly done to order.
also have machine twist and thread for fale
Any one wishing to purchase please give me a
call w. T. NORRIS, Agent,
mex; door to Babcock's hall, up stars, on
Illinois street.
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WAGON MAKER.

FRANCIS RICHARDS, who has, for four
IL teen years, been in the employment of Blythe
& Stoddard, has opened shop for himself on
Elk street, near Johnston's flour store, where be
will manufacture wagons and do all sorts of re-
pairing wagons, carriages, &c, sc. Promising
the public TO DO good work at fair prices, he re-
spectfully solicits share ofPatrOnage.
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NEW MILCH COW WANTED.

GOOD, young new milch COW wanted.
4 Il also have a dark roam thorough bred Dur
ham bull calffOr sale, or exchange for such a COW
as named above. CHARLES BUFORD.
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INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.

HAzLIrr P. O., Sept. 4, 1900
EorroR ARGUS Sir You will please an
nounce thatI will be independent candidate
for the Office of County Treasurer, at the next
election.
sept5dwtd. CLINTON u. LAY LoN'
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MUSICAL.

M IL. l.. GRUMPY having become resi-
vi dent OF Rock Island, takes this method to
inform the musical public that he Is prepared To
tune and repair PIanoes and MelodeoRs, and can
sell at factory prices the following first class in
struments:
Gold Medal Pianoes, VIM. Knabe & Co., Balti-
more, Md.
4. II. Gale & Co.'S. Pianoes, Ny.
Organs and Melodeons from the factories OF G.
II. Prince Co., Buffalo, n. Y; Cahart & Need
hAm, n, V; Mason HamlIn, Boston.
Second hand PIanoes and Meodeons taken in
exchange Cor new ones.
Orders for NIolIns, Flutes, Accorleons, Brass
instruments, &c, promptly filed at Chicago pri-
ces
n. B.-Orders for tuning Of instruments left al
Island City Hotel, z. o. box 49, or at residence,
Madison street, Sd house south of Highland
street, promptly attended TO. oct3d3m.
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CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE,

THE SUBSCRIBER has purchased the
| Tobacco Store on Illinois street Johnson's
American Block, where he Will continue the bus
mess of a Tobacconist, and the manufacture of
cigars He will keep always hand good
stock OF all Ainds OF Cigars, Tobacco, Snufs,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Pipes, Cigar
Holders, Tobacco Bags, Cigar Cases, &c, &c,
where he hopes to all his friends and the pub
lie generally and merit share of public patron
age. MATHEW SCHLEGEL-
Rock Island, June -, dit.
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Manufacturers Prices.
To Consumers.

To Consumers.
We shall sell good goods at fair Priees
warrant them as represented. We sha,i -,
pleased to show our stock and prices, sno u 80,
prefer our goods 10 their money 1t VIII
both parties by the operation. ncocr
G. NJ BABCOCK
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ChNIRk &C MARKET!
CHRISTIAN 4 DIETZ, PrOp'tS,
ILLINOIS sTKEET,

Two doors east OF Devoe i Champions Bookstore
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS.
MOULD announce to the citizens of Rock
w Island, ILL.,, that they have opened their
new market In the above place, where they intend
keeping one OF the neatest and most complete es-
adjustments TO be found In the western country +,
and where can be found at all times, every des-
crlPtiOn OF
Fresh l. Sailed Meats, Il Vegetables,
of the best and finest quality and at the most
reasonable prices.
They respectfully ask the public to give the
Centre Market a call, and trust that by strict
attention to business and the prices and quality
of their meats to merit a share public patronage
CHRISTIAN & DIETZ.
Rock Island, July 7, 1863 DIFF.
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OYSTERS OYSTERS !!

DRESH OYSTERS received daily, and
II will be sold al S. cents a can, at
ROSS & FOSTERS
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PUBLICATIONS.
THE GREAT FAMILY SrwspIppp

i IN I,,y DrAl Nh FAMILY NEWSPAPER
THE n, Y. WEEKLY IEiRri sVk nVnk sErI. 80
contain, the following. M Tor this week
rI1 LAoPrss 81 ls,o AS5rGr .a9 cu, IN. R,,,
Jef;c, Canyss. fshtins AID fsrmp ~ rh. ne ne.
Th. j,.1nne ne r. rAse.n. Convc1tioa. Fenisni,n
NEgs SUMMARY Military. NsysI aph'
ws,sins,oa @ Ne. fptA Ne. Ea,.nd IN. sou'S ,1GIn
kentucty; Tho westsn stses liz e,see snd
f9neh; Domestic Ni'o 'liany -''"S e"A'"
fpR'I3N NhwB Europe: Merico w., trsto..
South Amor,cE Central AmeicG cSps S" Of '"gsed Goed
nE,ru OF N,p.ur Kcaerrr
tRnN lhE S.r sDurt to IA pAcryrv -rh,r,..,,h
~ irue Portland, Olorou; Iov UNa, NS,nog and
=, ,'i u"ot'i Hcld CuTr ney Ne.,?lpers; Incidens
f'oneer'; Norrues; The beavts Coin. I.rIy Con-.
mmg,S.%o, fo,afe Around tc wo-li by ship OF Tho
Co IN Ars nt the uited StaLs hssourco. and nc
'corment Of OREGON. 1N
r. , ~ TyNnS 'iSsy-F,eis snd riruc. from the
On sPe'iu ,orfespJnicn' '0' ''N'
" W So rry Stnc~ GaoAiva. tFirs' Lc,,c-y-rr m
uuI, ssclh t,rtespou. eu'; Ia hanl and eyUn
tNcs hue Gtl'r; M,k Co.'s: winch ace t,st
~, . ,t,'v Hnh nat II lin- CteAn TO Hoo ,
s s0u he I4nooi .oss; The Secret OF successiu
Cl,vri. N iin,rr w,~r -r-crn Our sp,c,n, Cor.
o. Wine anl ACID n 4 iIc eii t,.apc'. l'' t;,io
2, W ~ mfe IN ono ie.r Cei s ~ theps Nnd
Cey and a;os .upc-.or 10 4 reiunsi t;iau", I,
fni ard Wine Ca md Hot CinUoL
aH, aiAt ~ MiH-int. osGns rarlcdla, Of
uua CRY .oructus-Gov. Fcn,on Decide, tho
Que't.on ~ Julsdc on Wv
M't'Atlr.'I.t luitItCt -neuorfatic st.te Co,.
Nebuon No ENc 'Cucn'. lLe Cor. "a 20 lie Nd,p ~
SOY ru NRoLt Pho. ."cdncs ot tho Convention.
] lh' Vote OF ihe We tiaure o. the New Iot,ttu.
nor bulso OF Hep oscG ,ation, What tLe STATE has
! r. 3. eli. 49,
rrssrf-rr-A Roisn Of Terror; Guerrilla Outrage.
ar siur'es
| fr's MfAicp-From Our Speci,I Corte.pood.pt
kcc,ht N .il Hry Orvmtiolss lulLc. Cufs 10 En,i.
Iiaion Tho tom n Attpck on ARtumof1s. Cottiuu.
IN TIC tWcs Lii eiGl Resources Probable Contluu.
ance q The War; The situation Critical
| kns tA.-Co1gfe essionN CEultdates Thctr
Nie"G Siatc Riehts DoiondcI Meeting to synva-
! th.ae VI Ia jet. Divi. Fortidden.
| aug Ia.I Oh1u.-ihe piCa.denIs W ishcs
| I'flnl llr Rive tost.
| IHt fAsnipNR- specially Reported for Tho Tri.
| buns BuuIej', \c.a Cloaks, IIhnmiurr lhas q
pr,f Goods, SoieA BllluorHls Polish Boot, Glove.
Az y Onsmen's. ~
! Nrw PrntlcArIoNs-Mrs. Fan ai's Rocollec,ion,.
| ltgEtNRN lrENs
! 8, IhE IRtAr IgFAuLrrBa -Jontiu, Ke chum and
| d nsn lson lnei l'huusOphy and MochaHio4I
AJuut tfuaAL lrtNa.
luz Day buuus MARkEr
lNtsst EtR R1rrA AZ MAHkrrA
ith7oNNt~ Nt~fo' ttICAL-CIri IrEnA
hisUfttAStoUs irin4
| bAAEtAG.s AEp IrNfn
| ,INrFrt NAw+ ~ GAGSrrto TELran Aru-speci.l
| p,'pA.chrs % me \. \. Tribune.
| InNNIH,tNi-Full Rcp,r's OF TIE stocN Nop,v
Cotton Gram anu Cattle karkets .uec.Ily re,,,1,a 4
| ior lhO \. \. T huue.
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
| Add
i3s r.r TRIBUNE, New York
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AMUAWHTEyTN.

A MERICAN INSTITUTE GREAT yAn-
"A. pCS @ Sgse :. ns Arncry, it.h :. ..sr e 50
he soanlg eS%sf..a as e sns q "ss sst.ss,oe =.
chinsry, msnule'9.s. AGRICULTURAL prcduetA fruis2
pARNUM's NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.
@ e;s''N S''a' 'nf sEfSfsa FiSfi 49,: :: T.
ROLL 9. & rhh DRUM
W. ,trNfANT ] RkXtls Ek y a,NtpS Atfp = yExna
HtEEsoS yIs ,o;oJ EassW,,,s9sgg. Singer.
built by .ABRAiikM LINCOLN in Macon Co fni,
oiS n is34 aud Ia Which he resided for t.o ysars-
NH Ft e iGs 5 ffI VOTE Hiyis Il VI ss''A
tStHS Ass asfSiSa sfS 6hE6TnIRS Il nHri2S
mr., rpGREAr BllLL FROG SHOW:
@ X ss'f PSan s.%d;s s'sa sSs sS: s. Happy
koSH os 'o 9,sC SsssT ,Dss ss 81 ,is
bESsEH S. sN.I%I1S .ns gSc%TrsT s1a Sl''n'
TnE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT Q.
THIS MAGsificc33sskk Sikcbs,
Saiit eip,e,.y e. snd devoted 70 the faussirisn
REaoDGLSD and Dc6Rgyfff. yff. GTsp TsR6TaS,rr spiIs
AND Is Now OPEN
q Etbt NdsSy2 tS2 YTl!IlErS TllSrsd. dssAsq', sAsP
WIN 'n' l'''' 'SlrG'fsi %RfisriG it''f TALENT,
IGEy2STiG lylR FhrsrsiPs "a IN ssST sSssSsT$$SSscEi'
in sdiiilon to iohA'
TRULY MAGSiEIcGST sTgp OF HORSES.
EVERY wEDNEsDEY AND sArugDAY. gss
VANUCllrS MUSEUM, GOO BROADwAY-.
void lhe ane.; collection q War FisuIs. In h.
hnd CLASSICAL interest, mo
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NjANrEu-A CANDY MAKER TO co
w s,uh Ap'y 70 SfALAEk& Co. Co ard Cs
Dl &c Il, 2iy
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WANTEn-GIKLS n A LIGHT MANU-
tAetoy Ao,S OF some eTperIsaea praIercsd
is~sa< - ~ X xad ~ Assx "a asa "a
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TRANSFORMERS SALF-MONDAY, or.
4 ID, At l0S Oc,ock, al BGi.I & INGEAiiAN',. -
Nv Boa cry, iois PEE e. toou- potihy she t,-
suNnn OF del.cfs aua tb0 pdhhc generally, Somptis-
inr every VI ivv o. lsIO' avs, muslin De lairs md
ca lc1 dIcs,eA tlce's shirts etc. 49, ofCoE Of Ma
COHEN, q Elgh,hav. IL
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1000 MALE AND FEMALE LINEN,
lOOO cotton and suO,eA ~esyols tplhneri,
p,.re.s hni winders gantod th.i c2y lot Tue Gest
mlla N the stairs. wonderful nI'h ior ms class
ot heiO At tLPIEI 4 cottol, linen And Nooea
omp.0 nent bui eau, WI.IeAal a. iooI oi biOad-
way anu Cattle 1.rdeI. -
2 OE-GIRIS-. WANTED, 100 Girus,
- ~ - % month.y; test places IA ,he eiy open;
suU .uns eiVen wi h0ut any Large. C-1i D-lp ~
Lnploy ynenI Agency, lz9 bese@u, a. ~
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EOR SALE-lN HUDSON CITY AND

EOR SALE, NTH POSSESSlON-ROCK-
away, Waior font, fish, oysters, clans, and fowl.
lug, nov hour and riounds, snug place, Tor / so l.
BkAlNHLD. 2.9
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Z CoAE-

COAIl-FIEST QUALITY RED ASH, EGG
~ or s.pyo, leliv .iIng this dG,, It az por tuI;
hhtC ~ai, so,t, c'f OF ~ mace, u large Dut, no
CulnberlnA CI4. Ill bfoaftop 40 10. Apply 4. .iJ
iD"c.y, "a HIGous aud A'J BlV..us .ts. JAtJB
~ H'.t-.' .15
NEW COAL lAED-WE ARE DLLlTER-
1ns mo lest qu.AJ %! AL lhe u,Ie,oIt tize, UI
o'V t7s 80 lsiI &C. a. ihr i1r est lna.Art pho
co.. yafd' 40 n.st l'tn -. hALDJNAI.D i daL-
tNOl. A.
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NNANiED-E&fERlENCED Girls TO
W ruA b4all4ns ms, u.-ei, &c .iy elDp.o meat
po ycsl round, s4d ni b ~ ~AIel paid. AppIl 10
kbLl.Al M Co. SINGER baIi4ins, euI De.Lnce, AMI
M 10 tt- tUp Ioo-. 2GJ
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FSrs SALE AND TOILET.

A EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY To
men wth mall means to secure buildinr lot,
heihp'rt New Jersey, a. low a. IS o. terms S2b cash.
h'lfnce 30 or sll mon hly. EizAhethport l. peas.
aty located, about 10 miles iIom New York with
which II !, IN hourly communication either by boat
o. ral. fersons wishing TO examine thoso lots with
sNes OF bu Ing, can obtain free tickets 70 ro aud
return any day, Sunday excepted, by calling Al ~
vl5 A. NJ. " a9J
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personal NOTICES.

INFORMATION WANIrD or ELLEN AND
4 Am pElASI. Ellen .eH home ~ : q Ion Of
Ma, lS-A Anu left A.ns on the lt'hO, hufus',
IsyG Whom last be- nd iluIn werr IN the city o. Now
ork. Any Information Of ..,m an "a IutnAiuiiy
TcSe we'd ny thelI bIOtner, RObahI DEI-A'l - ~
Ggren iCh 81, "f,
DOBERT LAZY, LINsEtO OIL PRESS
hn,an ty ,rcup io1 /, tr u.s'sd % call ~ the
onice of D. ). TiYLuR - co, ~ Va. Il ~
tHO DAVIDS. OGDEN AND ALI CLAIM
L Ing bt, turOuFh q. uLter hun. h"n'e y 'rIy
fiyeu thai all 4a1es OF tHt cap iA oA ol 'nN l'holi
sum Of uiuuHy leL ..us cue - c1ar it' p an ~
se sJlsu- pl5 abe june IA, l74', ""I pe slh a.
p4uuC auc ion, at tho oiaoc oi s.l N"uP'h' No
y iAsalI slIsa. r.on So b., Nes lofH CiJ, o. ths
niuibdfy OF october, l>o5, al " o'o1cL A. ~ &C
ding 70 ths lA~s ID uA- el4Ls q AAlaA<AA r.
aAR4zA-Al. AoafslAAS.
The sun., 1865-09-30
DARN FOR SALE-1Y MILES FROM THE

Farm FOR SALE-1H MILES FROM THE
- village OF iluniIngtonons mile from Cold sprin.
hhihor y mile from Branch Railroad station, con-
thining 70 nc o. ~ tiliabo land, tho Ienaindor 10
WOO land, comp sing locust, chestnut and osh tim
be-, ana Ayoudg orchard OF choice fruit There arc
on the p omiset line 9-story house With fni,bed
rooms ~ a, chen and slop room attached. A barn
WaHonhourr, crib, sorkfhOp and other outhuildings
81. ~ FoOd order, and nearly new. Inquire Of JAS
ulLMOhI., Hamilton lns Co., II Wal st. ia
The sun., 1865-09-30

CERNAN!S WANTED ~ BRJUkLTN-A
= great U.ue, OF tsp3 rO.,s4 scGtaltl, mae and
feI0l o. Nitu, - sI4 tIl .Ye- ADa Iesy ctahle
Ilrlc l7teiy H1 .ci, are tn uino ate. 'Or cR-
s"'eH ''uA', "a en- -hf iAli. e. ho.s4 &c
Appiy 70 81. s.A,NtN ., IS Goa ., Cppp.to C4.y
a., vD-.G. The tuost IOspoc an.e ssoucy IN tho
1uItG. -La,es. ~
The sun., 1865-09-30

East TENNESSEE HOMESTEAD-THE
IL Shareholders viii meet At lpJ Iow er-v Oct 0J a,
Z " THERON Il. BENNETT, Pres. b.
The sun., 1865-09-30

EDR SALI-tl ,0O0--A FARM AT HOI-
brook, on Long Island, with 20 acres, with Ia
gO0i cultivation, 2-sory cottage, with barn stable
Sc, rood well with elseIn attashed to the house,
o Grapo vince ip good bearing, and 20 fruit trees
year or more " ifdesireL Al ~ per cent Apply 4,
AIR. KlShsBuRY, 1855 South II, up-sl,rs. 40
The sun., 1865-09-30

IUNsTS And DlINERS-WANTED,
sc rl &C. oU eI men to drive horse aud csit
nuli te4! aa. NF.'r al-l'h. ent he well acquainted
with aclL q. IuIruF Pee ertu1. Also tcvtrA stIuns
eait no a.. Ar1i 20 s-an and u A NJ, snd after
Br.M. topANlDJONES BreNery aud Malt iiouge,
j. 20 l.I H.. G,hF'. 1913
The sun., 1865-09-30

\ NNAAIip--lo HANDS FOR COATS, 4
W FopI ossaiV-t, fi.s .or baittilg cutis D., tho
pi'ct VI bV sh~ seek A.lAe.g SGseA. lGi.oT shop
lyl lasieg a., p hoyT. grT -