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ssI,Es'sNES.

q iEB'S SARSAPABlLLA IL A CONCEE-
rated ~ uct OF tue chuiCt root combined with
other substance OF It'll greater ate alive f1vOr 10
uuJIi an cilo, tuH Anthotc tor lsrutus ruparn l.
ttpl.cl Co tulc. such remedy h. surely wanted b.
tho who su'IUf from o'ruupu4 complaints and that
one when NJ. nccump isI their cuic must prove, M
NE hr oi uucn-r triNIpc "a tnir iafs cars oi uur
a''lD Cl telOs -aliHCur, How completely th4a cone
iOuui sll do u AA4 lCun proven b. erIoritncLt or
man. Of tho sOIat Gaze to he found IA the iulON
plainu Scotula, SCIOtul0uH CiliuPu nnd soTcs
skin liscsrns, luples, Pustur,. lo,che- ETu,ti0u-
81 ALthOnys Fire, kJ-r uG Eryrprlbr letter OF SAT-
Rhclm, Scld Head, EingwOni, Gc. 10 not di card
this lLNntgbir medicine, ieclu-' you have Teen u-
pord upon D. thluR p,rtendinT ~ De- 0au'nptf-
lila UhI' 10 way u't When you hH.y ufol At,I'r
tnep, md not til tnc", ". you t.0' NE NIrti %
SaIrGpIrila. fOr inmate particular Of tic di-afcs
II ,diet va refer y'u to Ayers AIuvIl,1u ALMANAC,
which IN" Cut lviOR uuu'i viii 1'fu 'h r.fi- "a
rli nho cal 400 H. Ayri's Dhtue,uc fiiH, ior o."
tIGr vi tu.tiNtu,at l.uiIrc, ~ HDp.iA Itu ser
Ion, DytuntcrS, tOul stomach, iicgdaohc, ft'-,
lth' Iut sIsrt g. .ltuuiu l.tt.tt Huli bsgturTed
Stomach. rain, or Ho,hi iuH.iou ui thc Blst.S
llatulency, los Of Appctito' Liver 'omWeint
Drops, Nuf.t, tuu', NUurutfla, |Hd iUr u I.AAt.
iill. lhev strrr curtrl POO fh.t ttr moot .cns-
tivr,aa t'Ar tNuu pIctranty, and IhoF tue test
Ag,l.ut 10 trr world .ur al che putI--c. 70, fanny
lis-lc. Prepared BY ! &. NTfIt A. CO., IoEcli,
tl-. rr4 add ny all D-uegisls and Dra.cis In mci-
cine rvcgr~hcrc. III
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I .OSI-BADGE No. t.. IL HOSE. TIE
~ nn!ci " ~ bc literally rewarded on tcnrn,n. Il
10 lul Ncrtst. \
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FOR SAE.E AND 10 LsT.

FARM-i ACREN AEABLE, AND
~ -i-s Tor 90 cow. snli meadow sleo miles
NON Hu,lggsln'y IA e. iio, 20 ot o. ga thnres N
i,uphlrrh 200
A FARM OF - ACRES FOR SALE, WITH
Llsyck mud cIops, susi HOUSE. lt'u, poAn and ap-
PIE o chAris hots,r, head OF cattle, lifo farming
uupcmcut; Z rale' Of gam; 70 aofes improved ha-
iEu,u WOOD and rA.'uic. inoe :" ~ Iorms ea.y.
. one o. Sres' Ion e1ohaH.o, Amply to f.IG;Lio
EOR SALE, 20 COTTAGES - $1,000 TO
$50 10 elegant dwclhnrs' wiih 10 d. lots.
a.. lbo TO- lsI'' 'iAS'i@ Ai'I'r" A""" ''o-
EOE oALEOE ENCHNhGl.-A COT NrRY
l t,or nrd & acres Of irnd N NnW Jcrs's, - iu''
,sy. ,cslc., OIL 'hoi., &C. Price a6o" 7; a.
EOR oALE-THt HOUSE AND LoT, NO
L 81 Poplar 20 II. ooa I.n," u'uut wmh en- ful-
No~ lOlL. 'ls
LIuR SILT nOl SIS Ex2a, LOIS IS
y aIul moth gda OF ll9tn 'N W. 'ee' east Of ~
Nutsr. Farm WIN rod uudiuss nesr lieoiGwis,
nd 80 90 H. fo 80 ya .s', sa =. u; "a
r.. y. arUrfuEu, - li.oadoay. sS4
EOR SALE-h HANDSOME COTTAGE %
4 - fee, rooms, with large garden con aiming
n"uriy dcty lots hllri v'th choice iluit anl orna-
tuCits hna within 10 minutes .Mk OF 'he ierry-
iteg $-yC , hall ci.ti, JOHN A. PLAT opp
'Luti A''"'-f iN'HH'' N'''' -
TOR SALE-A VERY CHEAP HOMF,
Il With n rooms md barn Tor uortcs, aud actoA,
near Vanderbilt lantiur, St'tsn island. Water IN
house aud h1In, \ pc .run '1ul@ MAKE fOnd lusi-
less this piAco IA ,nif,ng = nifty for market
uuly 300 .ell.Irrd down. EnpuIe oi Mr.. LAWS.
NOR SALf--A lWO STORY AND BASE.
1 Iurn' frame hou q ana tVo ots aud large hsin.
Inquire at ilnIi ~ lIlrhLAND'S, On the ptcml-
80, al the uO' O Illvnu. avenue, on bergen fuint
Prank ltosd, 81 miles lo4 Ioiscy Clty, y. j. 3
NOR SALt-HOuNE AND ONE OR MORE
L loi' OF rround, pleasantly rluatol ou ih4ord
hlu.- iiut ot all kind WI h. -...lt..p 20. aud
hrtlcr part cunrs apply on Ito p ,nlsc., Bi'ord
ave, rcar Flushing ave- BrOoabT aE
FOR SALEAT ASTORIA, /. I.--HOuSE,.
l. barn aud ten lots Of ground, via a. u4dance u,
Natel st and Peck Slip y. 50
EOR SALE IN BROokLYN-l"O 2-Story
basement and sui cecilia. tu"t hDu@ rtuai"d
on 5th ave ltt, IN aAd IA ~ TOUT
| b.Own stone ttiuiuluf, uIt"' Nhhlrr Rlhlt' VIZ
ter, gAz, Ac AFRO name Huuror, in ION st., story
n.nenGnt ana H 49, ~, ,oit.o IN Itb 81, lei
| 5h and Oh u,es A.sO luh-lnE nultabie Tor manu-
isctu1ng purpose, tt a'u noil .h ~ tize OF mild,
on easy Io.m.. lnqule OF Phi; hnkhls' I'm 81,
| let 5th and 9TH "'ys, Of OF IooAbS MASON,
| Room =, lurt ono, bul'du-r' A+d
NOR SALE Or EXCHANGE - TERMS
| Il ,t.,.l 49, tfu.y and hScrneut house, 1-..A.~.,
contuine ~ nom hssGaent anl celir; 10, '6'its
9n 15' t. i9"' o. "''' Ut" ave- BLOOM 'i9s -
II,O LET-A BRICK BUILDING, 75N25 Aud
| ,I q. pf Ag dlo.n!G5 cot Il ic.-rol SOL Wet
i9'9 g. TT. I'm and ll'h nve' Inquire n tue
! SE60-FOR SALE-A GOOD TWO Story
| ~OcCdreLling h0use ald lot I64 10 ~; aloll ~
| mile. ilom city By daily -etmuOa1s, D. WAkSkR.
! 10 BT9saNgyi cox, Altoi p's.e, 20
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SHIPPING.

nILIS q AND UPWARDS, Oh
ID Union RANT ~ 0ndon and
10y al Bank III Ireland.
Tor sale Nv
Nt WELLS. FAHGO & %,
EOR Nv FRrOOL. ThTsCrT'S LINE,
l. rhip Al ROKA sails MARCH 4rIt
FOR iDNllDN LINZ.
Shir HUDSON rails MARCH rTn.
For passage to " iium the old country, " drans
AZ alubC m all lNfs Of br'u Bri'hin or Ireland Ut
rcdues rrt,,. AMY 20 rArSCUrr PROTllEksG
Co, n pOt M ~ 9H
DASSNG FROM AND 10 LIVERPOOL
aui iordou ~ the Oid Black Star Lane fW
Liverpool tAe Bl;llHtHAlf.i. ais On Mach lth.
For london The w. T.. STE SON, March 2bth
tol p+sigo avgy "a MlLLlNa a uliON. a. Fuitor
IT, I5i
CTEhM To QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER.
- root .pFNhSNi NfNiN -tl- Saturday, Mar
llth. Cabin passage sl'o, Hte 20, PAYABLE IN
cuucu0y. Aplb a. WILL ans a ct iuh, ~ liLoad,
VA. I'D
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WANTED.

A RTIFIC1AL FLOWERS - WANTED . !
A. o. hands and some tood n ,nch' = iilhi"t
yop4 sn-,' ana sio'l' "ost. Appy - "Nel ''.''l
A FIRST-CLAsS OPERATOR AND Ba,t,t |
n on linen cuats on Nherler wilson. n lcnine. !
tfe,d, " r.o, mer;. TODD nee all i-omp ia 10 |
seo4 haad, 5I7 Grand =, williams .urrn.
A SMALL BOY WANTED TO ATTEND |
11p!uuha 'hop - Ann II. 20
boy WANTFu-TO LEARN THE GRAIN
~ ers' trade, one shn hA come knV~ ieise PAM,
la n .e.Io-. Inquire At NAs.u It, MEhki An
DOOK BINDERS NAN1En-A NAN To
ID volk on Austin's citin- uhoh nc. ami to tua,o
hiniseii otherSle generally u eiul. Appy 10 spruce
D, ~ iooi 80
Don MAEUE, WANTED 49, APPLY Al
- u.il. ou. =. ave rri it'' %.
CRACkEE BAEEES-A GOOD MINER.
- ono Who ur!tIs.a.I. 'uI .s.k No -,...-
RfifR rR" %.' '''' 70 ''','' 81" ''''.' ID %, h.
CARRIAGG TRIMMER WANTLl.-tAIL
N/lc: -.4 l0 o'Cl.ea This morn e, g? BJ"e5y..4
EUE CAP BANp AID GLOVE CUTTERS
4 varpd: steady ciup.n, ncut aud 'tc n'rir-'
vac given. Apply 10 l.. d. /. lItiLLu'-, sts, to
AID thaHe. 500
FAMILIES OR EMPLOYEES WHO pf-
sire Anv service, except horscvO- b. which cnn Zee
pe.iO.uei bl women. sIr invited 90 reui no ice @.
th'i -ante 10 tue Oild' cd th' NoiA.h' "oneu'
Protective lion 40. / tau.puvIe - anu shu- hen-
~ "a ~ lit..tt. " " ~. NJ Iu l'As " ino"'
piogmct 10 -uppot theutcNcs ind dependent tauIi-
IsH mere ar many ftNN fNNI services IN Mufrt
every iIhty, ruch ~ tuo making or Icpairp OF car
pete .nd uhAuIeu's clOth,t, wic h would pe ihanks-
In. cccp.od, thOush tney ,iv, employment iol ut
snrlc hour. 40
CIRl.S OUT OF EMPLOYMENT MD Hav-
~ 30 uo 30. ie nav .2l ut %" uir,r lod. iue
uouso, - Canal g. q. i. r-'~ making tltr'AL 40
HANDS FOR HOOP SKIRTS ANp GOOD
l. 'p ns's' vautei Apply 90 1913 ca im'"fs It.
A. rtuis. "a
HtIR BRAIDEES wANTrI-NND GIRLS
i-1U i4'o lf lt.is OF WI, t0 i,.rn. Aso Two
.1ncs,' Or rIop "eave's. Apply Tor tao dsy r. %
uATTERS wAETED-2 CURRIERS' AND
! z CO.. hey and t.lmu'g'- ,ae,, a c"oo machine
T.. tuIA- lr.u1. l.. slNs LElMEia t' load
MOULDING fINi,ljEKo NANIFD-TWO
" to Ul,n can fa,e ,tcfay wors, b, ap.ly ins at
inli' eos 81 aye ANA 5itn st.
OIcTEkNiAN WANTED A SMART
~ ,ouns m4n to oron o'stor' end maze himself
,Sne-,l" u.cuI ARR o. "'. co.. OF tu-i'aIn ANA
nFEkAIULS ON w. a ". On SHIRT
~ bu-ou.s a-o a good iclaor Stcply work ~ v ~
~ ELN'o 20 Fulton e." I'd toof over tao shoe
nPERNi JBS OS WILCOX d GIBBS
~ mtouiu. ,antci. Or rool Wheeler q " l'o1
T. G.. NUOs TIE, NJ Murray ~
pAiTE BONES-WANlEp, 20 GIRLS
who understand he huslue,r, b, y. WI NsCu,
81 f.oaa b. ny eaItutc ga Np.iu'st 80
DAiNTERS-wANTED \ PARTNER ~
The ptat.ls aui 'r'taunat tu'ilcss. In d. u.g-i
With s'ual, capital 5lirp1 contains stach ant dS'
tn4,; paint .nop lu tho ta.rIucut. CAN IVY ntiIc-,
=. Mc'Ngll. . summit 20, Hsuoklvr, ucs- l'r1l'
i1l terD. 20
SKlET HANDS WANTED ~ AL De
- pu'm'n'' % luoarsnN'S Factory o. Wee
b1th ei. Appy imrac'i'tclr. 3l'
CTHAW SEWERS-LEAENEES, WI2EES
~ GAd t!ocLoss SaEted o. 80 bO~eIy 10
no SHCEN NkERs-A LASTER Wanted
Il "A ffilI D. llty Il. q .tR
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PEI'KsOI.Es N.


4 1ThNTlON, LADlE'-TIE OAD rs
Il taihished \. \. bur Manufacturing Go, - cha
ham It. oppoft" Ctoot's white Ma bio liooL n oil
ur -inele srts Nc their flctory vhooahlr p'icas call
carly mi ge' choice aud great bargain; sc'tA Hi,5
iuutr ami Doltgs t2,bl elrh and upwards; Sylcliuu
H'luiucIr, Fitch Arttn and Mink sahlu frtu very
low. Atcsiug and repairing 90 the lSt,Ht -'ylcs,
uluu 20 nov Tec. ipt riyen IN purchasers insuriur
nsriIst moths lnok i0I the mammoth 49,. il.Eh-
M, hauH'er Hi2
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-19
sherin's Sale of Real Estate.

of Foreclosure of Mortgage issued by the Clerk of
the Circuit Court of Grant county, State of Oregon In
and or the county of Grant and to directed favor
Of n. w Stemne and II. c. Sels plaintiffs and against
A. T. Toohaker defendant for the of eight hund ID
and thirtyone dollars and fifty cents SS3l SOY principal
wi interest," costs and disbursements costs OF execution
and sale, have this q day of Nov mber 1866 levied
upon and will sell before the Court House door in Cam
yon City the county seat of Grant caunty the highest
bidder Tor cash in hand, Saturday the Both day De-
cember 1865, between the hours of II and o'clock D. M
the following described property to-wt:
The Saw-mill, fixtures and water-rght, the dwelling
house ard stabe the land and timber privilege pertain
ing to the said saw-mill situate and lying In Prairie
Dggngs, in Marysville Precinct said county of Grant,
M.P BERRY
Canyon City, Nov q, 1865. deS.Lt Sheriff.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-19
SheriT,s Sale of Real Estate.

NHY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED BY THE
ED Clerk of tho Circuit Court and to directed in
favor Of A. Vallard & H. III. Lansdale. plaintiffs, and
against Gavard ct d defendants for the sum of Thir
ty.nine and fourteen hundredts dollars $3.50 1 prnc
pa with interest," costs and disbursements and % to Of
execution and sale, have this 9th day Of No, enber
1865 LEVIED upon and will sell public ACTION before
the Court House door in Canyon City, the county
Grant county State Of Oregon to the highest bidder
cash In hand on Saturday, the 30th day OF December
between he hours of II and o'clock p n the following
Real Estate, to-wit: m 80
The House and Lot situate the side Of WASH
ngtvn street. in Canyon City, known the French
bakery; said lot being 20 feet front Washington street,
thence runng east north lue, $50 feet less
thence 6vnth 100 feet thence west 40 feet thence north
---.. NJ P. RERRy,
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SHIERIFF,S SALE,

UDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED by THE
HD Clerk OF the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
Thomas II. Brents, g. Castle D. Saltonstall, Plaintiffs
aud against N. A. Townsend, Defendant, for the Of
Tnree Hundred and NinetyOne and urteeh hundredths
dollars 1891 lf principal, with interest, and dis
bursements, and costs of execution and sale, have this
9th day of Eovembe 1866, levied upon and will sell
public auction, before the Court House door in Canyon
City, the County seat of Grant county, to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, the 30th day Of December
1862 between the hours OF IL and o'clock NJ the fol-
owing described property, towit:
Tho one.thlrd undivided interest In the Townsend
anch and improvements fixed thereon, said Ranch ly-
Ing and being In Marysville Precinct, county above
written. M. p BERRY,
Canyon City, Nov. 9th, 1896. deS4t Sheriff.
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.9ailp Monntalneer.

DR.. BRECKENRIDGE ON THE SUFFRAGE
QUEsTIoN.-Rev. DR.. Breckenridge of
Kentucky, who has done such valuable
service to the Union cause during the
war, and has sustained emancipation
as war measure, objects TO negro suf,
frage, as is natural enough in an old
and conservative Kentuckian. He
said in recent speech:
That any state, left to itself, will
ever bcstow suffrage on mass OF
slaves Of different race, sudden y set
free by paramount authority, and
nearly equal in number to the rest of
it's inhabitants, is an event that will
hardly be witnessed in this world.
That in any state where slavery never
existed, or where it he's long ceased TO
exist. white race, both cultivated and
predominant, will ever give suffrage of
its own accord to black race, resident
with it, equal to itself in number
and greatly beneath it in civization is
an event contrary to the common
judgment Of mankind, and wholly i'm.
probable in itself. Nor if the relative
position OF the parties was exactly re-
versed would tho result be different.
Because the instincts of mankind are
more permanent by tar than the caps
rices of enthusiasm, and wiser by far
than the extreme conclusions of delu.
sive theories or of parry spirit. Se-
cured in the great gift of freedom,
protected in the rights of person and
the rights of property, four millions
slaves of different race will have re.
ceived-if God continues to smile on
our endeavors-an instalment of bless
ings indefinitely rich. Let these bless.
ings be enjoyed and improved, not
wasted and risked in tho agitation of
demands which have no foundation in
reason, in experience, or in public mes
cessity, and which are attended with
many perils and no hope of true suc'
cess.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-19

A TERRIBLE SUCCESSION OF MIsFoR-
TUNES. The Vancouver Register of
December I'd, says:
The house of the late Victor Smith,
at Port Angeles, was totally destroyed
by fire one night last week. The fire
occurred so suddenly that Mrs. Smith
had barely time to escape in her night
clothes. Sad misfortunes have betall.
en- this family within a short time
past. Not two years since their
old home was swept into the sea by the
fierce water avalanche that broke from
the over-hanging mountains, and de-
stroyed everything impeding its res
sistless course; only few months
since Victor Smith found q watery
grave on board Of the i'll fated Brother
Jonathan, and now tne mourning and
desoIate widow is bereit by another
. Destroying element of all her property
snd the homo that sheltered her and
= children. ..-Suu
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-19

METALLIC CEILING.-While all other
departments in the internal decora-
tions of houses have kept improve
ments in other branches of industry,
it is a somewhat remarkable fact, and
one that has engaged the attention of
architects, that the ceiling of our
rooms, with their unseemly blsters
and network of cracks, are still, gen.
orally speaking, just what they were
many years ago. Mr.. Little has in
vented system for the construction
of ceilings, which consists in the ap-
plication of the joisting of very thin
stamped ductile metal in ornamental
embossed panels, of such sizes and
shapes as may be required. These
stamped panels are fitted for every
kind of decoration in color, and, if in.
serted as plain surfaces, may be used
as the ground for every description OF
cartoon painting, combining with
lightness and durability artistic and
ornamental effect, aJ comparatively
small cost Besides it's applicability
to the ceilings of rooms, and all pub
lie buildings, churches, etc, the system
may be made use of with the same ef-
feet in starcases, mills, and p6rtisos
and even on the walls Of the rooms
Rylands Circular.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-13
COMMERCIAL,
ROCK ISLAND MARKET,

Rock ISLAND, Dec. 10.
The current value Of the articles named below
Is subject to changes but the following
are correct for the date of this report:
Flour-Johnston's Spring Double Extra, in bbls
1910, AT Wholesale, and S, 20 at retail. Sacks
=, 80 at wholesale, and SIS, 40 at retail. Loose
$50 At Wholesale, and IS, go at retail.
Wheat-No. l, 81 GOAL 10 No: 2, 5Oc.60c; Re
jected 30a45c.
Corn-25c tor 20 lbs.
Oats-l6alSc for 50 lbs.
Rye-45c.
Barlsy-No. l. 75c; No. ?, s5a5e4.
Beans-50a75c.
Ouiens-25c per bus.
Potatoes-20a25c.
Eggs-35c dor.
Butter Very choice lots. tor recalling, will
bring 25a30c.
SorgEum-50a75c.
S.lt-S3, 40a3 ,65 per bar.
Kerosene w holesale, barrels included, S5c;
retail 10.
Highwines-S2, 25.
Poultry-Live chickens, So, 00a3, 90 per doz.-
Dressed, l23c per To-, Turkeys, lsc per ID.
Pork.-For live hogs, s4asc
Beehive weight, common S,O0a4,50 For
prime shipping ,o0a6,00 per hundred lbs.
Hdes-GreeE country, Dc; green sailed, &c !;
dry salted, Sc; dry flint, loo; green calf, Zoe;
cut and damaged price; sheep pelts, 81 90
Hay--PrsirIe, SI3al4per ton; Timothy ,$l4a 5
Wood-oak 81 90 to $500 cord.
Coal.-At the Coal Valley yard, the Levee
coal is sold is cents, the cost of delivering to
be added.
From teams, Marketsquare, at 22a25 etc.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-13

To THE OLD SETTLERs.-The sugg esti0ns
made from time to time, in the ARGUS, in re.
lation TO forming an Old Settlers Association
have produced the desired effect, and the
people from the country are beginning TO
wake up to the Importance Of the suDjeet.-
IL view of the interest felt in the matter, we
have been requested to cay that all residents
of this county, who came here previous to
1910, are requested to meet at j. Norris &
Co.'S Bookstore this evening (Wednes-
day the l3th) at 81 o'clock, for the purpose of
consulting and (if thought advisabIe) to issue
call for d public meeting of the old settlers
Of the county for the purpose Of forming an
Old Settlers Association.
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STEAM BAKERY FOR SALE.

I OFFER for sale, at a bargain the new
| steam bakery in Rock Island, Ia lows -
One full lot so by 100 feet two story brick bak
cry with all the machinery ready for work--a
steam engine, boiler, shafting, and all the machn-
cry necessary for rapid and first class work. There
is also good stable on the lot. and two good
wels,-one splendid artesian WE'LL
The property will be sold at great bargain, if
application is made soon.
The engine, boiler, bakery machinery, &c.,
Sc, will be sold separately if desired.
For further particulars, enquire of the UNDER
signed. JACOB KEISER.
Rock Island Nov. 10, dwtf. .
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could be served on that company in Illinois.
would puzzle Philadelphia lawyer" The
parties to the record, In the injunction suit,
alluded TO. are "The Sterling & Rock Island
Company Versus The Northern Illinois
Railroad Company" but the real plaintiff
is the Chicago Rock Island COMPANY. and
the effort is TO hinder the progress of the
Northern to this city. While we have none
but friendly feelings towards all connected
with the Chicago & Rock Island COMPANY,
duty compels US to say that the interests of
this vicinity require competing road to
Chicago, and we agree with the suggestion
of the Union that public meeting ought to
be held in this city to afford moral aid and
encouragement to the Northern. We are op-
posed TO raising any subscriptions or taking
stock. either by the city or county, the dose
we got in Coal Valley, and in Warsaw stock
is about enough for one generation; but
public meetings held here and at Moline, Wa
tertown, Hampton, Rapids City and PORT By
ron would increase the already friendly feel.
ing for the Northern and thus facilitate their
getting the right of way, and show that COM
pany that the public feel an interest in the
progress of the road
The Union closes its article with the fol.
lowing very intelligent statement:
"What has become of the 80 per cent of the
net earnings of the Rock Island & Port Byron
road which was to be paid to this city. We I'M
derstand the city has not received one cent of
the earnings up to this time"
There in no such company as the Crock
island & Port Byron'--and the city has no
interest in anv road but the Coal Valley.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-13

VERY ExPLIcIT.-The Moline Republican,
IN notice of a recent lecture, in that place
by G. VI. Bungay, says:
He is not afraid to give man though black,
Ignorant and degraded, all the rights he claims
for himself, if the black will qualify himself
for the enjoyment of these rights. This has al
WAYS been the position of the Republican, and
will be to the end. We expect soon TO have
democratic journals of larger bore than claim,
stealing thunder, swearing by Sambo, Pom
pey, &c"
This Is almost as explicit as "a judicious
tariff" If the negroes don't vote until they
are qualified" they'll wait long time, for
C. large majority of the people of the United
States do not think the black race can ever
qualify themselves" for that position.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-13
CHICAGO MARKET.
Chicago, December IL.
Flour-No demand.

Flour-No demand.
Wheat-A moderate amount of activity in mar
ket and prices improved lal4 on Saturdays quo
tatlons, closing quiet. l,222al, % No | spring;
No do l,25; rejected 65c; spring asa
1926
Corn-ruled frIa, No at 40, No 4Ol
AL
Oats-26 for No |, and 22a23 for No2
Rye-Fair demand at advance of la2c, at
4715I for No. !, and 44a46 for No 2
Barley-Neglected, nominal
Lard-lSalS2 C without buyers
Talow-dull; light sales of country made al
l2c
Dressed Hogs-Weather too warm and uncer-
tain for much activity; receipts light
Highwines-dull at ., II
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-13
CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 9.

Whisky-2,26
FlOur-Not in demand and quotations nominal
Wheat-Od red 40; new 40
Oats dull at IS
Corn-dull at 43a45
Rye-Dull at 20
Hogs-cull aud prices lower at s, 75a9 80 gross,
and these rates nominal to some extent. Reg
slar packers not buying Small sales at 10 10;
Net receipts 2,675
Provisions-Market very dull and it is difficult
TO arrive at correct quotations.
Mess Pork-Ofered at 81, co. but there was no
demand and this rate is nominal
Green IIams--limited demand at &c
Shoulde RS 9all3
SIdes-ll aI2
Bulk Meats-l24aI3 for shoulders, and l43a153
for sides, including packages
Lard-lSc, without buyers; head lard held at
ISc