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ORD OAKBiJRN's DAUGHTEAS.
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Amnsemeni6.

AWuotWtVto.
DARNUNrs AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID AFTERNOON At D. IvENlNG AT H..
written y Sss hAgG q kEEsF fis Cd III.
TONY Drf a5h$ II SAS Il Sis GIRAFFE
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who viii give practical Illustration Of the
M. sft the JGPASEsT NOBILITY.
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THE HUNChBACK.
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Tom TiY,of'e cfeit Domestic Drama
TtE TsClEr-DE-LEANE MAN,
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g'e't cs; new scenery drefses appointments ana h~'
music.
Door. open s,7l. Overture IL
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viii be acted lfr, tine this ''a'D, sheridan knowles
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4 tie renowned Kas.'ln Niei3ucrlif,
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w'l,sie plac.
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srd tie g0rifs fg..sh Irl0r.
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4 LTRLD BURNETT,
n ALFRED BURNETT
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! lie celebrated WESTERN HINphl>f, pctwOrI Hal
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pyrr-y oY rig CHICAGO hITcS NsrLsOaD CcSPATT
CEIcsso Yel, ssry ], 1865. !
nIVIDEND NOTICE.--NOt.cc is Hereby
given 10 tf Sorstniters ortia Ch.s ~ MD flion e;
ro1d 90 ha the sop'on this y siorted oy
DE Board Of Director. o. aid Company Rsser,d, That
DIVIDEND OF FIVE 90 PER CENT, free u Govcrrrs
,as declared By Ills Company 0gt q Il. nst earnings ics
tie s,l mouth. upon tho PTerTfd ard Iomon stcet,
ravshie a. tie cai,e u -. X. JEsUP L 60. mo. -
Exchange rlne.) A.oEts oT tie Com sly IN new ora City,
the 2h day II February to the holders ofssii soc wso
nav se stored suc ,he close o. business helrs
the li dsy 4 February. which lay ke books vii BE-
closed and sopened VI tue 2,th inst for tgsustess.
W. ~ LAREABEE Secretary
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FOR DISABLED SOL.

HOOKING ACADEMY.-Applyf for adDlis-
" sou 70 The course. 10. 10 Cooper Uni0n hom to
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DiuiDeno Notices.

4 DIVIDEND Of SEVEN AND ONE-HALF
lI) PER CESr WiI b. pli the cipiia -3cs Of tns
Co1 Company. ~ tie office 81 the tsmp-ny n
nj, ely aad ai,cT WEDNESDAY, the lsth feeraary
inst. 81. -,
lAe -ahs!,r books III e. clcsei from &c CT 70 ne i'sh
- III H.. ir.irsine GEOk5E A. nOl n. lea.urer
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TlHE PICTORIAL PHRENoLoGICAL

vVYUE pICIORIAL PHRENOI.UUIOhL
Il JOURNAL for JANUARY has q euario pages and i
beautiful Illustrated Cover Hconlans Portraits OF Iennyson
simsn slerison Cobb. Philips, Susanna Wesey-no'hc'
o. John-sn Indian Chief Franz Muller Miss Mugsio Miss
Pury the Phces of Wales Florence Nightingale GTour
Of War.i,rs-Iianniba' Juius Casa-, fUao, Gom""ii,
Charles XII Frederick the Great, scott Wellington ZIG
Napoleon. -,
THR FEBR UARY No coiieiRs the Great Surgeons o. th'
Wor.d-Iarycy AbeInehy Jenntr, Hunter, Cooper doi'
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CLARK; PR kihouni Mr morrill,, ec Prof Owen ca We
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DAVIDSON, The Patriot; IH4s toruEH, v. Il. ray ia"
Race. Of Men; Cgucasins Mon grans, thopin', am -
can Ird a.. Mai.ys with Grouped PoItras OF ech tDd
MAJ shoia. the geographical oisiIba; ou % NE acesi f
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ous BY hrs post for 20 cent? each or ~
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1s7EN YEARS LOAN.
$500 600.
,lNGs COUNTY tDROOKLYN) SEVEN FER CENT
COUPON BONDS.
Ktyos corsIr TnEA.Cern', oyVlex.

ErSds CorSrY TRgssrRgR's Cyelcz,l
No ~ Z oURr-sTl tRooKLYS. lc5. H. lei5
Tn. County r. suler hereby Invites suese ptons Ia suns
Of one tlousSnd dosrs snd up~uId q loan OF .,.S~
enhoriz hy sp 81 the laws Of 1884 ana - collation. Of
the ?9a II suprvso.s adopted Dec. ~ mi ior tue puf'
po,e Of filing ho quota OF tho County udr 100 fg-sidets
h., cali cor more troops.
subsr-io.rs viii receive "Ccytesies a naesedaess'
beane iieIes oin lie daie Of subscription ul tie lends
are ready ~ doivTv. .. =
TIE Bonds ~ bosl iuerrs, ct the Tse 81 SVEN PER
CENT PR ASfIM rsrah,r sen sDpps.y, - viz On
o. ~ lays o. Mas 1ni Nlgghcr te Vrh PaYl &c doe
al ra,sb'o 81 OIL lst day oi Say, 1919.
TAs cubs. 1i.p LocE i Low open r. ths ireafer rhes
TJO'tbS A. GARDINER, County I,ossnrss
GAS AND OIL SIOCkS.-Ihe owner o. Is
M isrs. ,raoar, Of Stock or Gas COMPANIES in az.
Box ~ Pos'.Ofre PhisieipiA
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OsIIcR OF THy rHEyl1 FAD INs. Co, .HookIis, N
At A MEETING of the Board OF Digectors
"A Of the PHENlx FIRE assurance COMPANY.
held hel office the evening of feb. H. 1862 II ws
usauInly c.ov-i that I, tcered cXpecni 10 II.
e.se q. csrs, stock o! tie Company fou Five funded
thousand Doiiars to On, Million Dollars.
The OF tne Company aie hereby n,Acd tisk
I've co1en sui subscription papers now ready Tor their
si-nsures a TIE Broosyn CHI NO. Ccah st and at the
Fsb ~ ie5s PAILANDER SHAW Secretary.
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CrAe-rrsay1r, GrSaa.L's Ofr.cE. FIRs1 DiuuoS
NA.nlA 1roy CrY. II. Iu.Iy n, -.
Assn ouAsrEnaAs1 El's OFFICE, YoaAer psr'r, }

ASST QuAsrxRAAsI EL's OFFICE. FoRAGK DErrr }
40. y Ccdir-.' Ngw.ixsG CRY. Dec 2" 70 Il
PROPOSITIONS VII be received daily Tor
I tie gREiOaIS of FORAGE br The uni'ca st.'-s
,.Tnas.eF's Dcrsrtuent from Neyi ors City. Flal
this Boston Portland ports IT, coat OF Maine
10 Wi,heon ae1oncria Va, Sewberr y C., Por koy q,
= g., Savannah. Gr. and New-OGesns l..
Toposi,i,s ~ sd .tc name standing an1 capacity ~ yes
tc q5lu,ity # lay ard grain. respectively they VIII fe DE-
and when ready f0r cargo. and afircs.rdto
l.. \. CHAPMAN, Cspi rad A-sr QClrte!l.tse!.
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sialicnern ano Sanrn Wco0s.

yrTUJIAM EvERDELLs SONS, No: lOt
w F.lton.s, sTATIONEn5 AMI bLANh-bOo"
JANrFkCTUREnS
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sINuE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1868.
THE FOURTH EDITION OF
TUIs POPULAR ANNUAL
NON READY
IL addition to tie usual
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Senators and EcpresenlstSes Of XXHViliih Conges.i
xXXIXth Congress 20 far a. chosen;
Lave passed Il the last Session Of Congress;
Public Re,o.uors and rochin1,ions;
Party Plailorns Of 1864 CBa!tiiacre ard CLiesso)i
The Rebe Government Conrressrnen. &c;
Shareholders Rebellion. OF CDcoaice OF Wss Events
Native States Of the Anericsn-boIn People.
Election Returns Tor PRECEDENT Governors Conressmsn,
&C. 10 1884 compared with the PIesiaen. Vote in 1866
Slate capitals Governors, Salaries, Tine legislature meet
Time Of STATE Elections;
Territorial Capitals sud Governors,
Popaa, Vote by States fos 1855, 1890 and 1884
Vote Of 1850 elabosey analysed aud comFaed by Popua
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i
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ANEW
PRACTICAL AND ORIGINAL WORK
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OF MODERATE COST.
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W. u. bthtNEJfs
WA. CbRPENrER.
Fondl,s Commissioners Yuba County, Cs.
NO CAPITALISTS. A MAGNIFICENT

n TNVTNTFTFfI.
The advertiser offers SALE OK the most attractive
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maze it. In any event perfectly safs and highly
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Tie adyersef ~" be happy to su5Dll par cuisrs n
person such gentlemen desire the sre win ayiew
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between Tho 23i syi liz 25'h is they viii send tier ci
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As,o. house, New York.
~ BThe ADVERT word frrch prefer to Te.sn indf-
vduA interest n tic property bat Wa rae this conSi
ton tbsou,r.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-06

JUsT WHAT WE PREDIcrED.-The shoddy'
ties held their jolli6cation meeting, Saturday
| night, at Babcock's hall, instead Of at the
Court House, and it was just exactly what
we expected it would be-parsiEan throogh'
ont. It was not to rejoice over the victories
a Of the federal armies, but to rejoice over VIC
tories over democrats--to rejoice at the politi-
Ical success of their party. 1t Was this alone,
and nothing else. A sample of the whole at
fair may be seen in IN extract from one
speech. Capt. Ruther6eld, commisssry at
this post. made the principal speech. and he
said that eue,y man ,oho uoted for George
B. Mcclellan poted for treason" That was
the animus of ell the speeches and of the
meeting.-it was denunciation of democrats
and laudation of Line ,lnites, from beginning
to end. The speeches were made by Office
holders, and the meeting conducted by ONCE
holders and shoddyites. II was poorly at
tended - .er "a
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-06

MATRIAoN1AL.-In a late number of the
st. Louis Republican, we find the following
item, in re alton to which event the quid-
~uHcs have been on the quiuiue for sometime
past, viz:
l5th at the residence of the BRIDES father by the
Rev. James H. Brookes, Mr.. RANSOM r. CABLE, of
Rock Island, ILL.,, and Miss. JOSEPHINE, daughter
of Benjamin Stickney Esq. OF this city -s
After a pleasant trip to New York and
Philadelphia, Mr., and Mrs. Cable returned
TO their home in this city on Saturday even.
ing last soeso#z 49,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-06

PRISONERS OF WAR ExcHANGEp-This evo-
ming 900 more prisoners of war from Rock
Island Barracks leave by the eastern train.
to be exchanged at City Point. This makes
about 1880 already sent of. and leaves about
$500 still on hand. waiting to be exchanged.
Next Friday evening, about 500 more win
60, leaving some 2, 600 at the Barracks. All
viii 60 as fast as they can be made ready,
and transportation procured, except the sick,
and they will be sent as fast as they are able
to 60. ~
A considerable number have enlisted in
the frontier service, and quite number
more decline to be exchanged. These, We
presume. win eventually be released, on tax.
ing the amnesty oath. sf~assf ek
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-06
in the Chicago Journal, the following ..
Celebrating.

A BIG THING-OvER THE LEFT. We found
in the Chicago Journal, the following: So
Celebrating.
Special disps:ch to the Chicago Evening Journal
Rock ISLAND, Ill. March 4.
Inauguration day is being properly celebrated
here TO day, Flags flying, the military are
out, the stores closed, and every il jubilant,
There will be speech making at Babcock's Hall
tonight. p.
Who is "P. ?" Is it Plummsr or Peetz
Inauguration day is being properly cele.
brated" says "P." Then it was ''inaugura-
ton day." and not the victories, which they
were celebrating. 1t was properly" cele.
DRAFTED. too. Shoddyites displayed q few
flags /; shoddy money fred q few guns ne
groes had a dress parade and robbed a beer
saloon, and, in the evening shoulder straps
made speeches and declared that "every man
who voted for Mcclellan voted for treason"
This is what shod6y calls proper celebrs.
tion,"
''~he stores were closed" says app
That is a very pretty fction-by telegraph.
The stores were open and business proceed
ed, as usual, all over town.
Every one is jubilant," says "P." A
man whose belly is full of whisky and who
has niger and Office on the brain may be
excused for this slight exaggeration.
But it was proper celebration-very thin
ly attended
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-06

Mr.. BROMLEY has been making some i'm
provements in his jewelry store. and M. a..
McGavran, who. for some months past, has
been the chief workman at Riggs jewelry es-
Establishment, is now at work for Bromley. -
All who have watches, clocks, or jewelry to
be repaired or who are in want OF anything
in the line of iewelry, watches or clocks, are
invited to give Mr.. Bromley call at the old
stand near the Court House. He guaran-
tees entire satisfaction. Feb. 81 DIV.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-06

CRY COUNCILS Special meeting March l,
1865 Presens-His Honor the Mayor, Aid
Phillips Laugdell, Huber and Babcock.
Aid Langdell moved that a committee con-
sisting of the mayor and two aldermen be
appointed to repair the Rock River bridge
recently damaged by the ice. -
Adopted. 44
Aid Phillips and Huber were appointed
said committee.
Adjourned to next regular meeting.
j. s. GILMORE, City Clerk.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-06
COMMERCIAL.
ROCK ISLAND MAAKET.

Rock ISLAND, Feb. IS, 1865:
The current value OF the ARTICLES named below
AZ subject 10 changes, but the following quota ito
are correct for the date of this report:
Flour-Johnston's Spring Double Extra, in bbls
81 40, at wholesale, and 81 so atretaii. Sacks
$500 at wholesale, and 81 80 At retail. Loose
st, so at wholesale, and 81, 80 1t retail.
-Wheat-Chicago Extra, SIPS; No. l, 81 20 !;
No. 2, 81 90;
Corn-50c tor 10 lbs.
Oxts-45c for 35 iba.
Rys-65c.
Barley-Sl, l0c.
Beans-sl, 50al rs.
Onions-$l 80 per bus.
Potatoes-75aS0e.
Eggs-20c doI. ..
Butter Very choice lots, for retailing, viii
bring 20a2sc-
Sorghum-$l 90. s+
salt-$3 ,25a3 so per bar.
retail I 20.
Highwines-$2, 10.
Poultry-Live chickens, 81, 50s3SD0 per doz.-
Dressed, l24c per H.. Turteys, lac per ID.
Pork--For live hogs, IS, 00a$io,00 Dressed,
$40 00a$lI 90.
Beehive weight, common 3,50a4 80. For
prime shipping I, 0Oa7 so per hundred lbs.
Hides-Green country, &c; green ssliec, lei
dry saited, l0ci dry flint, i4ci green calf, loe,
sheep peits, 81, so. ..
Hay-Pralrie, ssa$Ia,Oo per ton; Timothy,
SIS, GOA ID 90.
Wood-Oak 81 90 to 81, 90 cord.
Coal.-At the Coal Valley yard, on the Levee,
coal 10 sold 20 cents, the cost of delivering
be added.
From teams, in Market square, at 22a24 cts.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-06

THIRD WARD.-Mr. Cunkle is the candi-
date for Alderman in the Third Ward, and
he ought to receive every vote in the ward
He is man of ability and will be credit to
the ward. His labors in raising troops for
Rock Island are well known and they ought
to ensure for him the hearty and unanimous
vote Of the people of that ward. He is now
at Springfield, paying off our volunteers, and
his friends should see that he loses NO votes
by being absent.
Rally for Cunkle. every man. aud give
him q rousing vote
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-06

The Sucker State. Hawksys State, Bur
lington, Muscatine and Davenport will form
! . tri weekly line from St. Louis to Rock
Island and st. Paul.
The Canada. Pembina. Savanna, Petrol
and Bill Henderson win run on opposite
days, from Sc. Louis to Rock Island and
Dubuque. thus making daily line Of through
boats from St. Louis to Rock Island and
Dubuque. "a,
The New Boston and Keithsburg will
form daily line. Sundays excepted, from
Rock Island to Fort Madison and Ksokuk..
The James Means and the Charley Cheev-
er will form q daily line, Sundays excepted,
from Rock Island to Dubuque
The Northern Line Packet Company is
one of the most responsible and best man
aged steamboat companies in the west, the
ofhcers Of the company. and the officers of
their boats being unexceptionable gentlemen,
and all business entrusted to their care being
transacted with the utmost fidelity and
pfomptness. ga fas
Messrs. J. II. Langley Z Co., of this city,
have been feappoinssd general freight and
passenger agents for Rock Island and vicin
lty, on this side of the river, and r. NJ,
Prettyman has also been reappointed agsn,
for Davenport and vicinity. on the opposite
side of the river. Mr.. Il. w. Watson is pas
senger agent in Davenport. same as last
year. ss d 'vsoae
We see no reason why the company should
not do good Easiness. the coming season.
they certainly deserve it.
Freights. for the present, viii BE- 40 cent?
hundred to St. Louis. rh sstsasS >
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-06

DR.. GAIT wishes US to say that his name
was proposed as candidate for mayor, at
tina court house, without his knowledge and
against his wishes; that he is not . candi'
date for Office, does not desire Office, and does
not wish any one to use his name without
FIRST consulting him.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-03-06

FoRDED.--Judgs Kistlsr rode his horse
through the river, to day. where the bridge
is gone near Camden. He says team came
through also, and that the water is falling,
and will soon be good crossing.
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A Coon THIsG-Mr. Draper. the collector
Of New York, sends al the Savannah cotton
to his son to be weighed, for which the son
will receive some $4,000 for about two
weeks work. Pretty good wages. but he
"6nds himself" -a s-7
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AIKEN, JARVIS & BURIAL are now in
creasing their stock of carpets and floor oil
cloths, and Can supply all wants in that line
at the lowest prices. They are also receiving
lots of other goods, and can and will Sell
them at very low figures. feb 81, dwtf,
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The members oil Trio Lodge No. 81 A. +.
i A. NJ, are requested 20 meet in Masonic
Hall Rock Island, this evening at O'Clock
for to make arrsngements for the funeral of
our late brothe, Q. G. Weber.
j. r. JOHNSTON, Sec'y
Rock Island March 5th 1865.
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FARM WAGONS.

NOTWITHSTANDIN 1 am building q
IN large number of Pixies Peak Wagons, I still
cenfinae the business OF making
TINE VERY BEST FARM WAGONS,
and woulds ~ TO the farmers Of this and adj oin
ing counties that 1 can supply them with any
thing they want in my line, of the best quality
and at reasonable rates. b. H. KIMBALL.
Rock Island, Jan. 90 dwtf.
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DIED.

At his residence in Rock Island, on Sunday
March 9th, of erysipelas, CHaIsroPHER c. WEp-
BER, Esq, aged 46 years.
Funeral will take place at the house Tues
day at O'Clock; p. III.
Friends of the family are invited to attend.
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THE NORTHERN LINE PACKET CoMpANY.-
This company, at their annual meeting in
St. Louis, reelected the OLD board of officers,
as fellows:
PREsIpENT-Thomas B. Rhodes.
DIREcToRs-Captains James Ward. r. O..
Gray, J.. B. Rhodes, Thomas J. Butord,
Thomas Gordon.
SEcRETARY-Thomas H. Griffith.
From Capt. Buford we learn that the fol-
lowing boats, and officers will run during the
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RALLY for the whole ticket, rebuke disor-
ganizers, and stand solid and united. Get
ont every vote.
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EDGINeroN AND BUFFALO PRAIRIE-Andrew
Donaldson Esq. of Coal Valley, who has just
returned from Quincy,l requests US to say
tina. Provost Marshal Ashury wished him to
make known to the people of Edgington and
Buffalo Prairie that their revised quotas are
as follows 80 ss asa
Edgington 80
Buffalo Prairie 81
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~ Ma. ]. S. WILLIAMS, No. Jos North Third
Street, St. Louis, No., our authorised agent TOR
his receipt will be good for all orders coming
through his hands. tzE{;
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WAHrED.-A house, furnished or unfur-
nished. nice and in good order. for small
family, and within a short distance of the
business part of Illinois street. Address II.
Rock Island post Office, box 666.
Mar. 6dtf.
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GET THE VOTERS TO THE PoLLs.-The friends
of the ticket at the head of this paper should
remember that it is very important that they
get every voter to the polls. By so doing the
ticket is SAFE But if they are inactive and
the shoddy people are active, the ticket may be
beaten 1t becomes our friends in the differ
emit wards to work as though one vote would
ensure success and resolve to save that vote
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Mr.. Fl. A. J, MCDONALD wishes Us to say
shat he thanks his friends who were DESTROYS
that he should be candidate for alderman
but that he cannot consent to be the instru.
ment of any division among our friends. and
that he will heartily support Mr.. Cunkle.- =
This is right, in Mr.. Mcdonald, and will be
approved by the people.