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Catarrh Cured,

They are treating Catsrrh a new system which
sa sure Cure yOr the Disease
Experience ha- proved that Catarrh cannot be
cured by local treatment alone; herce the many
advertised CURES orcatarrh all of which are loo
remedies, give relief only while the patent IL US
ing them, but never cure. $500
UNDERSTANDING the disease, and we know il can
not be cured by local treatment alone therefore.
we also prescribe a constitutional remedy TO be
tax en-, and BY the combined local md constitution
OF Catarrn, and thereby effect -- -..--
A PERMANENT CURE.
Their eousultarons for years have averaged from
i've to seven thousand year, which gives them an
experience unsurpassed py any, and equalied on
Iy BY Tow -s'.. --.. .--. . -ra.
Ss- Remember they do not promise to cure all
stages oil disease. While ali diseases are enable
taken IN season, all stages are not. Your case
may De durable this week, Tot neIt-to-d day, not
TOMORROW; hence the danger OF DELAY.
40 Case toiH be Receired rAea there are ann
DOUBTS cf Cure or Relief. -
Our terms are cash hence the mopex mpxt he
sent with ali orders tor medicines. IL cost. from
nve to hfteen dollars per month"; doctor with
US, which lncludes medicines
Ss- The poor will be favored
'z CONSULTATION FREE.
Patients must write their name, state post of.
nee address, plainly. ALI letters requiring an an-
swer, must contain letter stamp, and be address
ed TO DIR. KNAPP & son, Box 64s3. Chicago. nm.
Any OF the above diseases can be treated sue
cessiuy BY the patients describing their case In
letter, when they cannot Us.
Dr. Knapp, VINO will visit Rock Island regularly
IN the future can be consulted at the Island CIV
House. ny
MONDAY July 10th
MONDAY, September 4th,
MONDAY, October 3Oth,
MONDAY. December 25th.
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Go To THE BEsr.-Go to Bryant, Stratton &
Merrill's Davenport business college to get a
thorough commercial education. Address
Bryant, Stratton IL Merrill, Davenport, Iowa.
mchlSdwtf ~
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kitty Shawls, on Friday, stole a
kaiued at between $40 and SIS,
karet Downs, at Union House No.
over to Union House No. 1, and
Threw it into the hall, telling a lit
1t she had left her dress in the hall,
tell anybody. She then ran. out
|e bar room. into the back yard,
ley, and around On Illinois street,
was taken by Constable Chopper.
ing she was examined before Q.
Esq, and bound over for trial,
of 5000. Not procuring bail she
iaii. - SfA sf -
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JOLIET STONE QUARRY.

I ID SANGER 4 SON, Qaarrymen
L.. /. and Desiers n Tagging, Dimension
aad Rubble Ssone. baE Ea8bG siih3fEs
quarry oushe Rock Island Railroad ana Illinois
and Michigan Canal, .tTkA hl E8a1E
JOLIET, Illinois.
Ga- Stone Cutting Of every Descriptions done to
order. E.FEsA2a june23dw3m.
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bsok. Much Of tke naserial for suci, Work

book. Much Of the rnaserial for such Work
win soon be lost. There are many old peo-
pie in this, county. now, living. who were
among the first sessisrs.s Some of them have
kept jcnrnals Of import ant events, and all
cad xsooIlest many interesting Accidents in
thsSarly history Of the county This source
of infsrn4tion win soos be gone as1 it ought
to D mAde available before it il too late. :,
% ons Who has the time and the inclina~
tionsto engage on such . work we car furnish
much useful matter, apdsws have no doubt
tbs IN would aidsin furalahing material to
make the work q success Who will UNDER
take it?
x Dur1rx ElLEpr1cI Pic INC L.SDuplex
Elleptic" is the name of the latest and best
style of hoop skirts manufactured by Vests,
Bradley Il Cary. New York City. Each year
the employees of this firm hold grand pic
mic excursion, and the one for this year is
the Fifth. d They are Immense Affairs. attend
ed by thousands. We are under obligations
70 Mr.. Z. H. Day, Of New York, for com.
plimentary ticket to the one to be held on
Monday, July Sd. but other engagements
will prevent our attendance. They will
have grand time, and we hope Mr., Day
will send us printed report. &c., &c. ass 8 {.
The tickets are the most elegant specimen
of printing we have seen for such an occa-
sion. s'asae'isaf1i assp ssa aa
IS "P. S.-Steamboats and barges win leave
foot of Chambers street at s A. NJ. precise
ly.''' g Z tss. 80 s Z - -. .es -. .s~
! s All aboard ssfs -: 81 ss4eas - -
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.npCK ISLAND HARKEf.'


Rock -islAHp, June 81. 1855.
The current yalae CT the artieles naned hsio~
subject to changes, bus the folio wing
are correct for the date Of this report !: -
Four-Johnston's spring Double Extra. \. hi.
1890, at Wholesale, and $40 NJ retail 49,.
800 At Wholesale, and $500 Il retail Ioa..
$50 at wholesale, and s., so al retail. - :
Wheat-Chicago Extra, 96c; No. I. 9oc ;
No. 2, IS;
cofn--3oc tor 10 lbs WASP sslas1 .
oau-s2a34e for s5lbs. rf saaaSza sas,R
Rye-30c. ..lr-ast.l ID q
l. Barley-60a60e. r.rt .s-..-r sss1oxa al
Beans-$l ,25al So .s 0 E - -a9.ia1
Onions--xl ,35 per bus. 5.-.s-a raao1rT b
Potatoes-60ea70c ..r. 4.t.s.t
! Egrs-I5e don 10 ..ssd bls s4Flszs saq
Butter Very choice lots, tor recalling. will
oring LOG. b. a4lt4 aAuT -t4- 500. s..-l.
20 Sorghum 3, 00alI0. .f,! ag.~ $4,000 60
Salt-$3, 2Sa3, 30 per bar. ar- CD D. ss1 -afs ID.
,Kerosene w noissale, barrels included, SOC;
retail w. 9f1A - .t.. ~ .sstE4 . r.
I Bighwines--S2, 10. r.f .s.E-lt sT.z.rC u.
Poultry--Liye chickens, So, 00a3, 80 per do.
Dressed, l2ie per H., Turkeys, lao per ID. : ID
Y Pork.-For live hogs, 81, 00s$6, so ass lana u
Beehive weight, common 3,00a4,5a For
prime shipping 5,O0a7, 90 per hundred lbs.
Hldes-Green ecuntry, &C; green salted, 5c;-
dry salted, Sc; dry flint, lie; green calf, Zoe,
sheep pelts, Csc. = M. $3.50 II -
: H a :. $ ss4.s,OO per ton; rino,Ay.
woodAo.t sc, 90 to Sc so cord. .
coal---At the Coal Valley yard on the Levee
coal % sold az l6cents, the cost Of delivering to
be added. =
From teams, in Marketsqu,re, at lsaIS cts.
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DIED.

In this city, Friday, June Seth, WILLIE PETER,
infant son of William C.. and Cecilia Suit, eyed l
year and days.
a- Funeral to- morrow at 10 O'Clock, from the
house of Mr. Suit, on Broadway. as
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/ not advocated resistance to the con-
khorities.--Argus -29th.
about marching on to Washington
/ the ssusurper'' and sstyrant'' Lincoln
pitol, as once proposed by the Argus Z
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General Dennison has addressed a
er to postmasters, requesting them in
bintments within their gift to give the
competent disabled soldiers and sail
b Jaurnal 29th.
good suggsstion-but will it be
There are several disabled soldiers
ky who are perfectly competent for
clerks, and who really need the
And among them all we know of no
competent or deserving than Bur-
box, or who is in more need of the
Butywill he be offered a place /?
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GRAND 4TH OF JULY. a.
PIC MO-! =

JI7ESTERN ENGINE co. NO. L will
w give grand Pic Mic on the 4th OF July, in
the first grove opposite Davenport's pasture, al
the end of Eagle street, to which the public are
respectfully invited. The proceeds are to be ap-
propriated for the purchase of flag for the Conn
paay. a. 89f ee GaG4f - 20 r ez4 e
strasser's Band will be in attendance and furn-
ish the music G. 05q SI o39.6
Refreshments can be had on the grounds.
100 * f, BY ORDER OF CON- 4
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BUS never proposed any such thing,
htor Of the Union knows it did not.
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! Local AFFAIR.s,.sa
Odd Fellows.

ISLAND Lopez No. is, 1. o. o. F.-Meets
|onday. Evening at Odd Fellows Hall,
II corner of Illinois and Eagle streets, at
block, p. m. '4's -
rox, x. s. Thomas THoRsror, n: 9.
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SICKLE SECTIONS

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION on hand and
" made to order at the Rock Island Saw Fac
tory. ID. DONALDSON.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICES.

- - - -
ITO THE NERVOUS / DEBILrfATED
great sufferer having beea restored to health in
few days, after many years of misery, is willing 10
assist his sufering fellow creatures by sanding
(free). on the receipt of a postpaid addressed
s.isiss John G. DAGNALL, p. o. Box ls3. 4
June iodw6w-oy Iasipssni re- Brooklyn, Ny.
The Bridal Chamber, an Essay of Warning
and Instruction for Young Men, Also, new and
reliable treatment for Diseases of the Urinary and
Sexual Systsms-Sent tree, in sealed envelopes
Address, DR.. J. ,sKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard
ASSOCIATION, phiad elPhia, Pa ais.b ssaso's,6 {
Aplidwly.a bss III ann yiieasalsi ,aofsq,s
M HiSKERSt ,-These wishing . line SET
wv of Whiskers, nice moustache, beautiful
THOS- = CHAPMAN, in another part OF this pa
per. isvts Ansf.aasa. nj mch4dw4m.
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tAILRoxp TO RoeK IsLAND.-Tne
|cotch capitalists are pushing a
wisconsin to Rock Island via
blton. Cordova and Port Byron,
have the road running to Port
eason. The engineers of this
! just completed the survey of q
Port Byron into this city, run
front of Schmid's Brewery be
the street. and 90 on down
Font yard Of every house on that
he Avenue. We think they
Ter to run back along under the
ne into the vacant place near
pm and erect depot buildings
pose they know their own bus
they mel like paying nearly
= ST A l.
of every house and lot on Mo-
we have noekjections. Wewant
bad in here, md as many other
ible.
r Rock ISLAND GouNrY.-We
!, 10 our Young Meats Literary
be propriesy of taking some
the materials for a correct
* Island and the cDunsy.--I
patient. industrious man who
Ie srsnble 70 collect and write :
hrtial history of Rock Island and
Elements n the county, could
readable, useful and salsabls
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
&. Ceiebr ated Female Pills. sr..


..... SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Be-. Ceiebr ated Female Pills. ~.
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80 q s4tI-.t PATENT ID .taFs
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This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the
cure OF ali those painful and dangerous diseases To
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speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED. LADIES
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bring on the monthly period with regularity. u
Each bottle, price One Dollar, hears the Govern.
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feits.
e. 4 u TiOS. ~-FzE
These Pals should not be taken by Females dur
ing the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy,
as they are sure to oriag Miscarriage, but at
ony other time they sGJe-l
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections.
Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exertlon, Palpitation Vt the Hear, Mysteries and
Whites, these Pills will etfe when all other
means have failed; and although a powerful rem
edy, do not contain iron, calonel, antimony, or
anything hurtful to the constitution. mr. = r
Full directions In the pamphlet around each
package, winch should be carefully preserved.
SOLD YALL DRUGGISTS.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, % Cortiandt ST., New York.
]. N B.--Si 40 and postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized Agent, will Insare a bottle con
tanning -5o Phi return mail. oct. 27dwly
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7-3O LOAN.

These notes are issued, seier date Of Jsiy Is,
1853, and are payable three ears from that date
in currency, or. are convertible at the option Of
''e ~ ~ 49,, L,1Q q
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Less than $3.50 ,OoO, 900 OF the Loan authorized
by Congress are now on the market IT,
amount, the rate al whieb'' = icing aosofOeo'
will all h. --SscrIDtd for within sixty days,
when the notes win undoubtedly command n
premium, as has uniformly been the on clos
ing the subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens OF every town and section
OF the country may be afforded facilities tor taking
the loan, the National Banss, Stale Banks, and
Private Bankers throughout the country have gen.
orally agreed to receive subscriptions at par
Subscribers vail select their own agents, in whom
they have confidence, and who only be
sponsibe for the delivery of the notes for which
they receive orders.
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By authority ofthe seeretsryo Of the Treasury,
the undersigned. the general Subscription Agent
for the Sale OF United States Securities, offers To
the public the third series of Treasury Notes,
bearing seven and three- tsnfhs per cent. iaterest
per alnum known a. the
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kT Book Lost See advertising cob
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DIR. MARSHALL'S
Catarrh Snuff.
Gives Immediate Relief

To the duh heavy pains caused by diseases Of Il
Head. The sensations after using il are deiIgh
full and invigofating. 1t opens and Purges out a
DISTINCTIONS, strengthens the glands, and gives
he althv action to the parts affected f- lfH-
, 1865-04-19
AFFECTING "REMINISCENCES,
PrcA1dent L1nco1nsx Last Speech In
.Spr11sgfie1d.

In the midst Of our lamentations over the
untimely death Of President Lincoln, We
deem 1t not ont Of PLACE to recall to hts sor-
rowing friends his parting words upon taking
leave Of them, for four years, TO assume the
duties Of the exalted office to which be had
then been elected. It VAS on TIC 18th day
Of February, 1851, that be LETT TINS city, by
special t'asn 1or the National capital. we
az remember me SAD ana impressive scene,
s1ep o. ms progress toMafas t1e cars, friend
y hangs were c1lenden, 1or last sfcetlng,
anu 1oa pless y9a ~ 49, :. nas % aens uP rom
nsary sse,J = onE f,naaa anc h;s yast uoy gamer
a,aaa 81 tnet ~ " 5nnrass,, 'e !cga5ss. WIN
1aa1 ao.',n,r ta ,Iatfo1,1 II ~ oor, t, Gon
, 1865-04-19
.IEEEs DAVIS LAST PRO.
CLAMATl<bNs
VIreinte to be Held by tho Rebels at
all HAZQr{S&a

DNvnLE, Va, April 5.-Thc Gcnera1in-
Chief found it necessary to make such move
ments Of his troops Us to uncover the capt.
tal. 1t would be unwfse to conceal the moral
and material Injury resMtiug to our cause
from the occupation Of our capital by the en-
tiny. 1t IL equally unW1se mud unworthy Of
us to allow our own energies to falter and
our efforts to become relaxed under adGerses,
however ca1amitous they may be. For 1nauy
months the largest auu finest army Of the
Corfederacy, under the command of leader
whose presence inspires equal confidence in
the troops and the people, bus beer. greatly
trarmeled By the necessity Of keeping con-
stant wat:h over the approaches to the capi.
tai, aud has thus been forced to foresu more
than one opportunity for promising enter
prise. It is TOT us, my countrymen, to show
by our bearing under reverses how wrctched
has been the self:dcccption Of those who
have believed us to he less able to endure
danger with courage.
We have now entered upon new phase Of
the struggle. Relieved from the necessity Of
guarding particular points, our army will be
fee 10 move frum point to point to strike the
enemy IN detail fir from his base. Let us
hut will 1t and VIC are free.
Animated By that confidence In spirit aud
lo1titude Which never yet failed nc, / an-
nounce to you, fellow c0untrymcn, that 1t is
mr purpose to maintain your cause with my
whole heart and soul :; that viii never con-
ecnt to abandon to the enemy one toot Of the
soil Of any one Of the States Of the Contede-
racy !; that Virginia, noble State, whose an
cient rcnoWn hns been ccllpsed by her still
tfuorc glorious recent history; whose bosom
has BEEN barred to receive the main shock Of
this var; whose sons md daughters have ex.
Mbited. leroism so sublime as to render her
( illustlious in all time to come-that Virginia,
with the help Of the people aud Of the bless
Ing "i Providence, taaa b. held and defended,
and no pence ever bo made with the infamous
invaders OF her territory.
II, By the stress Of numbers, we should
ever be compelled to temporary withdrawal
from her limits, or those OF any other border
State, again md again will ne return. until
the bat1lrd and exhausted enemy shaii aban-
don in despair his endless aud impossible
:;tnsk Of making slaves OF people resolved
TO be ffee3
= Let us. then, not dcspond. my couutrymen;
but, relying on God. meet the foe With fresh
defiance md With unc0nquercd and uncon-
quciablc hearts.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
, 1865-04-19

The fact that the death, by assassination
ut the hands OF political enemy, Of the
Chief Magistrate Of the United States while
the country is still struggling With gigan-
tic rebellion, has not Jared our nationa! Sc
curities By SO much as the half OF one per
cent, though the whole, loyal people loved
our late President more deeply than ever
a President since Washington was loved,
forms the eliminating evidences Of the wis
dom Of orr Constitution and the stability Of
our republican institutions.
Had Louis Napoleon been assassinnted q
heavy decline in rentes and certain at
te1nnt at revolution would have been
made. Europe understands perfectly well
that france has no institutions Of gov
.crnment in one sense Of the word, but aaapts
her Institutions to the man who happens
10 be in power. II be be weak
like Louis Philippe, her constitution is
limited monarchy; If he be great like the
first Napoleon. or cunningly subtle like the
second, {cal1ed the th1rd) he is an absolute
popular despot. So in England, even the
death OF the Queen consort, P.inee Albert,
caused decline In conso1s, and such an event
as the assassination of the Queen by the
hands Of political enemies, accompanied By
the attempted assassination Of the Prince Of
Wales and the Cabinet would bring down
-consols On the run. Stable as the British
government claims to be It has never seen
the day when such an event as that which
has lust occurred In this country could take
Dlace without depression Of their govern
ment securities, II not Indeed more wid =
xbreaa panic in business. But within four
~ 1nJt l.
, 1865-04-19
THE LAST HOURS OF THE
PRESIDENT.
Els Condition Throughout the Night.

l. The following minutes taken BIZ DR.
Abbott, show the condition Of the late
President throughout the night after his as
sassInation:
11:Oo O'Clock Pulse 4G.
ll:o5 o'clock-Pn1se As, and growing
weaker.
Ills o'c1ock-Pulse ~.
1120 o'clock-Pulse IS J. respiration a9 to
a9.
11:ee5 o'elock-Pulse q.
l1:3O o'c!ock-Pulse 48, and full,
ll:40 o'clock-Pnlse 4A
11:45 o'c!oek-Pulse As; respiration e.
1900 o'c!ock-Pulse 48; respiration ~,
12:15-Pulsc 48; respiration 81; cchmos
0Gta as;s6{GPulse 81; Is.
12:32-Pulse GO.
I2::335-Pulsc 08.
12;40-Pulse 60, right
12:45-Pulse 20; eye much swollen and
1s:55-Pulac 50, struggling motion Of the
/ o'clock-Pulsc SO, respiration 80.
1:S0-Pu1se 95, appearing easier.
1:45-PulBe Sc, very quiet, respiration ir-
regular, Mrs. Lincoln present.
5:l0-M7s. Lincoln retired with Robert
Lincoln to an adjoining room.
2:n-.Presidcnt very quiet, pulse 81; respi.
fallOQ -.
2:5a-Pn}se 48, respiration 80.
So'c1oek-Visited again by Mrs. Lincoln.
S:25-Respi1ation "a aud regular.
3:35-P1ayer By the Rev. Dr.. Gur1ey.
4o'clock-Rcspiration 20 and regular
4:15-Pu}se GO, respiration Is.
Respiration g, regular sleeping.
o'clock-Pu1se falling. respiration 29.
0:S0-still falling and labored breathing.
o'clock-Symptons Of ofimmsdiate dis5oin-
tion.
, 1865-04-19

WOUL-The market rcEoina sithou: change.
We quote commcn to good It 45935e.
WHUDEN yFARR-The market Is slightly In
proved n t"ne. but our quot .tloIs ulch snged
11@.tc less p dog We quota:
, 1865-04-19
UNCONSCIOUS pANECYR1o.

Postbumous praisc IL i'm mnerf.ct. whsn s,,u
aeitatcd bv The rude shock of d.o- on.,s
death. tue tonrue fa1ters and The mn =, ~,
sled. Silence Is the e1ouuence of cu1orv,
And wien some speech seems 4, hr,nr -s1,sf
what ye feel and know ID SO mneb mn,o ~ t1,sn
We can utter. thst onr ernrcss;on sonads ] s- a.
ble and hollow to onrso1rcs and Ill ,a1ars .' of
the last me- 1frc tr, ~ d. ~ ;az.,,a - .u's's 49, "
enl,,act ~ irer,t,,,a a,r - ots."s ~ sus
ar,or,s thet;c sanss 49, ~ .4.a...a LIN .ue
naneovric a1thono1 fa11tless II s.s
and strenrth can satisfy th. - rao..n nea4,. ~.
The other hand. he snsn,cfon of ,ns,aea,;t1
taints the PRAISES of nm triend ,tt.ssa 9 ss.,r1
h,s 1ife The thnnoh+ # ~ tntara.tas a. Sa.,nas as
1ri1l ,ntervena ~ ,noantsrss ~ 49, a ~ .rD as...rr
,m1,o;r 49, t,,,n.~t;a,,t. ~ a.s.,e,s ~ 49, 49,
then ehar "a ana ~ ~ sat,sf. . a.,a,, :. anr'
, 1865-04-19
Who are the Mnrlcrers
fFrr1H %hn f,1Avnlnn1 Tnr,t5 1x,t, 7


The telegraph announces the fact that the
men who struck down President Lincoln and
Secretary Seward are known. They nre
guilty Of tie most terrible murder ever
known, but a7e not alone In their guilt. The
guilt OF the men who instigated the crime,
and who gave the color OF authority to the
act, Is even more damnab1c.
Among the official documents found In the
rebel caI1tal on the entrr OF our troops into
Richmond, was bill, offered in sec,ctsession
Of the rebel House Of Representatives, Janu-
a1y Goh, 1866, establishing Secret Service
Bnrean, for the employment Of secret agents
"clther In the Confederate States, or within
the snens's lines, Or IN any foreign country"
and authorizing the chief officer 'to orgauize
such system FOR TIE APPLICATION OF NEW
MEANS OF WARFARE APPROVED, and OF
secret service agencies, as may tend best to
secure the objects Of the establishment Of
the bureau.n
Arson aud Murder are among the ''ncw
means Of warfare" adopted, and every mem
her Of the rebel government should be held
10 strict account for the fearful crimes com.
mitted under their sanction,
, 1865-04-19
WEEKLY REVIEW OE THE
CHICAGO MARKET.

TrfsDAT EVENING, Aprti 49, 1885.
Ian sales n Grain are nos made on b1hs Of &c
storage. In accordance tciA q Fe4oiH&aon passed
Ch0nat ana are 10 reported BY u, u&ets oIs<raciss
sptc,red.1
FHEIEIITS-The 1IehisAn Central, Michigan
Southern, and Jerry Eotttugham'. Line are Easinr
Ksirsad, sphlsct, hoTeytr. 70 the opcning Of lnke
, 1865-04-19

PORT OF CHICAGO.
PHTyFur I

ARRIVhu-.................-A Is.
Prop G.J Irussdell Niisoo, Gr nd 8aven 90 II lan-
Prep Fav te. ispisr. St. Joseph, 1s2s rairo.d ties
sehr nslis lid. Garrett. Grand Haven, 20 n lumber.
scbr II mo. Wi1liams. G1sna Hsvcn, e,asa rairpad
sehr Y; r: Brigham. Beck. Mu,kezon. 50 Il, lumber.
senr Zsphyi, ssoae. South Haven. u eds wood.
scar Il. RAM: Mckay, Au.kegon. 50 m lum5eE, 10 m
sehr EishsF. Kavansg6. White Laks. 70 m lumber.
sehr I:oot 3 Camp nsli Johnson, Pierre M4rqustte,
Elf Fh s~E hsW. e. Je.eph $ ad0s
4essess ~ ssss* .oe
schr Mary. Acrifie, Man .towac, 81 cosda wood.
Eot'e a1e eass .ves 9
sehr e.s osdosd uphsns. Asfa afana aaVea, 8
schr Iosa Bella, Miller. Pierre Marquette, Is m lun-
Der, 6ocord+ shing;e h3!ts:
scow Falt5 Qaeea. H.nnaha. South Haven. sa cords
scow Unien Iertt., son,h Ha,sa. IS N lumber.
Sco~ erma!r. Parker. South H4ven 5t cords wood
scow Hunter, Williams. NnsAegon. lis cords wood
stmr Sen Bird. Morgan: AiaEit9soe, sanaiies "
Prsp f.Iofits, Napier. s: Joseph, su1dties: .a~
eo2n 80 n1is aou1t &c oa
Basque TKo FAnnles Moore, Ptshtigo, lixht.
Barqqe hcaso Bossd Of Trade, Best, Duda1o, 1880
Basque Levi Rawsou, Hammond. Buffalo, es,:75 bu
grlx Fanny Gardner, Stone, Pe7a.usee, sandr1cz.
scnr Mary Ssn. ssnasrsen; Green Bsy; san 'ries.
sehr Minnesot.. D sherry. cob-urg. 1850 bu corn,
schr ~ Sisters. st1ahao, x,nsston, 1as;e bn
schr alexrImac, Linn, Klns:ton, II SEQ hu wheat.