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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-21

i 20 an nov FeoeiFiBg the hast assert
msnt OF Fall and Winter Goods ever
sf-red in this a arkst. = "a
would call the attention Of b7yers
&c the decline 10 prices.
II s1aItnvite yOnr attsn uou 70 the iisf Of
Goods below mention q. II will give
youa general idsa0f nay stock, wkich
Il more con piete than any one q the
| klnd ever edsred 10 this sectlon d
the country.
To order 20 prevent the graf dffn
Guilty whieh buyers have Of late expe-
rieuoed In procuring full lines Of
Goods. have spared no pains In max.
ing up my assortment. IL embraces
i the choicest yarississ Of both F0rpign
aud Domestic Goods, including Fancy
as we'll Is Staple Arfistes
4 1t shall 10 my aim 80 ahare with
II purchea RS tie advantages gained BY
Long Experisnee, Large Purchases
and Cash Psynsnts.
a f=eHHa .EHre -E.Ht Il aE ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-21

TwESrY-THIRD IxDIAsA REPoRrs-
Now received and for sale by the repor-
ter. Sent free to any express Office in
the State, on receipt Of price, $3.50. ~
Ofdcs n. E, Corner Of Washington and
Meridian streets, indianapolis, up stairs
bea .l BEJ. HARRISON, Reporter
augl5.Iw -n199w b1a bsA 90 =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-21

M ftWfi be read
observer that the
iishmehts must
would BE- the heig
IL 20 ooBipete With,
Of thr question.
'n COLOSSAL MI
TEENTH cENHu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-21
admission to the Entire C0mbins..
tioD, so eents Chi dFen under
~ years Of Age. as cents.

DOORS OPEN AT IL AND TX O'CLOCK p. n .
80 Dofot confound this Moaat.r cambtna
iEdinsgsnt
P.e-Ths largest KzhisnIsa Of he Anu.s-
zsas HsrA e S0niH8 hAszk.st
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-21
PERFUMERY.
o TOILET ARTICLES

Lubin's, Bszia's, Juies Haul Q Rres ;. ans
Rochester goods 10 Celognss Mnsk, Bsag's sns
kcse on, POmads ana assorted Extracts.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-21

~. LalnD = Hsol Corsets, Of Plaza, BIus, Mixed
hlte and slsts. snd Banjo a., in assorted sizes
Ilesss snc Ohtidrsns' ia boxes. assorted sizes
61e aEs ,rfu1ent :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-21
WAILETS

French Wcyo aad Amsrican, in white and Col
orsd- Tbs largest assortment sa the city, fpr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-21
STATIONERY.
COLLARg.

HAthavay's GIaz d Paper ~tandtuz.
. fselfs1nith's - - Ewvoa = s1aE.T g-I
kmpt Common BFron s.a
Inca Collars q All kinds and sizes.
Leeaiss 1A;osest Collars, (new ztyIssl 3
Cellars and oz1s IN sets, and Msarni3v Cara
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-21

WOODEN GOODS. uo
Yo1r especial Attention IL called 70 90 s,---,
Wooien Goods. IN the latest styles of doaS.- -
bias, 6carhs Comforts SkAfinK Cas-. ~uni..
shs~Iss Over shires, Under shfrts, Drawers 1e.
CARPET BAGS. @
A eonplsts assortment Of Railroad, Gothie And
Azgal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-21
ohaIr. IavisIbIs sllki trim
RIRR0NS
NECK TIES.

silk aad Cotton Velvet. Bonnet, -Tansta. and
~, ahd ~ inoh Belt Rlbbea, IN BIacf pnr.
pc, Fink, blue, Magenta, Leather sad Browu,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-21

IA Cooley for September has Just
been received by Dobsll, Locust Street,
between First and Second. L. is a
choice number, and an article of aeess-
sity with every lady Of taste and refine
ment II contains the fashions useful
recipis, patterns, tales, essays, poetry,
and interesting miscellany, besides hard.
sons illustrations.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-21
REAnG-

CLOTH Dust, Hair. 1botb. Nail, Shaving an
Shoe Brushes; also, nice Fins Feather Dasssr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-21

- snrR hy thu meat supsraoIAi
com binailon 81 two such - tai
leself ~ An eAasubis whfck ID
be Of folly for aay other parties
xhiie imitation Il sniIrsly oaf
fhls e emphatloaiIy the most
!ihiTiON OF TRk NINE.
BY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-21
HOOP SKIRTS

a geo =: ss. grin % Black. white. Blu',
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-21
GI0VES
/. LADIES' H0sIERY

asss Bsek Gloves and G4untIets, Msn., Kts
So - SioFsss Ladies Buck, Gauntlsts, Kid
citAs oois AM general variety a sfxla.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-21
! SPOOL COTTON.

f9a TE3 81 tn t $500
e Era ts3r 70 saIiusss a a
rfu'a SPOOL COTTON.
& J. a p. Coafs's. Greco q Daniels's, wnIsmantlc,
Orr Aad heHaughta, Brooks CiarkA.
,-Ys BRAID. ~ -
skirt, Embroiiery, Alpaca, SIX and Crochet
.. BUTTONS.
Pearl Shirt, Rubber Vest and Goat, at wooi
Lasting. Velvet, eie.s, SIR, Dress, Bone, Pants
ag.t BINDINGS.
Alpaca, union Coat AaA hiik. A fall liss.l D..
l' SEWING SILK. -.....
sksin and $500, Taaiars' Twist, sadlers', Ma
chine Emb=oltsFg, American and Italian, in
pounds, IKE rssHrn9 81 ( ~
PINS. sa-g s..
American and Hose Brass Pins, bost quality.
Ia hes. p 4, ., Q and 7, at nearly the Agents
''a''P aaa NEEDLES.
orovfsy q Sous, BariIstt's. EpsIish. Hen
aing s.ia Nos !, 9, 3, 4,5.s.7, 8, 8 sad 10; a..
sorted Nos. IN each iaper--i TO 9, to Q, aud 10
10, both In Eharps and Betwesns.
.llaaz o ELASTIC GOODS. ~
Cords and FIills, Mohair Elastic, SIX and COZ
ton Haste BrAids, Arm Elastiss. Ladies ard
Childrens' GaFters
TAPES.
White, Brown, Back, Slate aud assorted Cotton
Stay Binding, from 30. 2k31s. safaH er
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-21
-
WAN TED.

TT'o HTRE TWO GIRLS TO COOK, WASH
a and Iron. Apply ut Mrs. John r. Nelson y
diately. aug16 1w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-21

The Vsnderburgh County Teachers
Institute will convene at the High School
Room, in this city, a. 9 o'clock this
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-21

We clip the following from the Gin.
cinnati Gazette: @ -
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-02


AiAg, Containing ssest 10 acres Ans st..
acre Of lano on the fractional .sc % one
RE, claimed BY Mary c. Allen and o,hsrr. -
known. o'ners u
A piece ofIand bounded on tn.
ship line, between towns l&2ea.t ON the .an,S
amos ewned oy A, Allen, on the west by the NJ,
s.sspPi rver, on the north by land ownsd hx IL
Morey il the fractional NV ia of,se % y; Sohh
RE, Claimed by Samuel WhItesides and - 80
unknown. anu o'her'
Two and one-halfacres of land 5irec,lv a.. .
Eighth street and corresponding in ,izs -. "
block 80, in Brigham's addition TO the viII,a ~"h
Cordova, in the county of Rock Island ,nd So. q
Of Illinois, claimed by John Wilson BoIm ..e
others unknown. A arc
Two and one-hslf acres, directly east of Eiy,,,
street and block SO in Brieham,s .dd,,ion sah
village ofCordova, in the county of Rock IsI'I s
and state OF Illinois, claimed by Sylyest., r.
ham and Others unknown Org
That CERTAIN piece or parcel OF land de.e,h,y
a. follows: Commencing at a stone at The -
Of two acres owned by Jacob p. Bates. rpU,Itl
north on the state road is rods; then .,., =
rods then south 10 rods; then west 30 roS, =
place OF beginning, containing three acres. III
ing an the fractional quarter OF see 80. IN n
RE, IN the county of Rock Island and .,,r. :.
Illinois, claimed by Sarah aad Eliza sb,w ~
Others unknown.
The following lots and blocks in Brigham, -
ditien to the village Of Cordova:
Lots I, 2, 3, 4, 5, D, 2, 8, rs, Is, BIocL :,
Lots 4, s, 10, II, II, 10, IA Is, Is, do =
Lot I, ~ .
Out lot 81, sec. ~, tip. 70, rle, claimed ), !
May and others unknown.
All of which lands and premise, .r. si,r,,..
in the county OF Rock island and State ofIII,nn'.
NORTHERN ILLINOIS RAILROAD co
By Geo. Thomsoa, President.
Aug.2 w2w.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-02
Working the Rule Both WAYS.

1t Is not long since members of the demo-
cratic party who ventured to question the
wisdom of the late president were seized
without warrant and confined in forts during
the pleasure of the president or any of his
secretaries. But when and where has any
of shem assailed a president as Andrew John
son has been assailed by Wendell Phillips ?
We do not believe the right exists to arrest
and incarcerate any man without due process
OF law; but if there ever was an instance in
which an apology could be found for seizing
and lncarcsra.ing man without any form of
law, the case of this arch agitator is the one.
NO man now lives who has done more to dis
rupt the Union, to bring on the fractricidaf
war In which We have been engaged than
mas this individual; and no man now lives
whose malign influence is more to be dreaded
In the tuture.-Harttord (Conn. Times .
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-02
The Indictments for Treason.

President johnson has certainly taken q
step In the right direction. The eastern re.
ports give assurance that he has directed the
several indictments for treason, which have
been found by more than willing" grand
Iuries against General Lee and other noted
rebels, shall all be dismissed. Every one of
them is disposed of by noLe. The presi
dent has given assurance that he intends To
carry out in good faith the terms of surren-
der entered into by rebel commanders with
Grant, Sherman and his other generals He
proposes to dispose of these leaders by giving
them probation, and then, as O condition pre-
cedent to pardon, imposing such restrictions
as may be consistent with the original terms
of Submission.
OF course this policy will call out severe
from tho rabidists. The ex-
loyal desire hanging so heartily
that they would not care If the president
himself should be hanged, if he refuses to
adopt their policy. Andy johnson, however.
will not be moved "a jot" from a straight
forward performance of his duty. He is the
right man in the right place. though the
radicals can't see it'll State Register.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-02
Foreign Mission O.

The killing and eating of Mr. Volkner, an
English episcopal missionary, by the chris.
tianized savages of New Zealand, is a matte,
worthy of more than mere passing asssn-
ton. 1t comes to us not simply AZ an atroci-
ty of cannibalism, but as an Indication bav.
ing broad significance with reference TO the
value of missionary effort
The outlines of the present case NAV he
briefly given. For good many years the
island of New Zealand has been the centre of
. fiourishing missionary Enterprise, of which
the parent is the episcopal church in Eng.
land. In March last, Mr. Volkner, who had
been absent returned to his change, which
was located in Auckland, the most northern
province Of New Zealand. Upon landing he
was seized BY some of his own converts. strin-
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-02
Railroad from Gaiena to savanuab

The people of Galena are Just now moving
III the matter OF the construction of railroad
from that city TO Savannah ON the Mississippi
river. In order to push forward this enter
prise large meeting of the citizens of the
former place was held in that citv on tho
10Th inst. C. S. Hampstead. ESQ. was
called to the chair, and j. B. Brown elected
secretary.
Mr. NJ Y. johnson gave short history of
the Racine and Mississippi railroad, stated
Why 1t was to be extended to Warsaw and
tae advantages which would result from Its
extension from Savannah to Galena. Mr..
Lorraln, from the committee to confer with
the Racine aud Mississippi railroad COMPANY
directors, reported to the meeting the condi
lions On which Mr.. Thomson proposed to
construct the road. Mr.. L. says that il is
practicable to have the line open for business
oy the first day of October, 1866. That is.
supposing the line should cost 5000 OOO tbot
the people of Galena should subscribe $3.50
00O of the cost. This would be required to
De paid as the work progressed and bonds
would be exchanged for the payments as
MADE. Ihe Northern Illinois company, to
connect with the Racine and Mississinn; |
company, has chartered rights from Freeport
to Savannah, Savannah to Galena. and Saw
annah to Rock Island, and Just made mort. |
gage TO cover the whole, at the rate of SIS 900 |
per mile, bearing five per cent interest, with
thirty years to run. The bonds for the re. |
built portion of the road are received, Mr..
Lorrsin stated that if gold should go above
nifty per cent premium, the work would be
suspended till it should decline.
1t appears that at Racine, the Racine and
mississippi company have extensive car
shops where they employ five hundred work
men. The great length OF the road, however
makes 1t inconvenient to do ell the repairing
at the east end of the line. and, should the
road be extended to Galena, the company
will probably erect shops there similar to
those at Racine. Mr.. Lorrain appealed to
the people of Galena to take hold of the mat
ter and secure the advantages the construc
tion OF the road would confer on that CITY,
After some further conversation between
gentlemen at the meeting. Messrs. John
Lorrain, h. s. Norris, d. A. Barrows, j. A.
Burrichter and Augustus Estey were ap-
pointed a committee TO secure subscriptions
to the 5000, 900 needed for the construction
OF the road.
The completion of the road to Savannah
would open northern line through a fine
section OF country, and help ease the pressure .
on the existing east and west lines, between
the mississippi and the lakes. From the
character OF the gentlemen comprising the
meeting there Ii no doubt but the people of !
tnat section OF country have every confidence !
snat tne enterprise is one demanded nv the 9
growing wants of that part of the stste-
C"'cago Republican.
All rignt, with this exception The North. .
efn Illinois X. r. Co. contemplate exte,a;..
shsir road from Rock Island 70 W.-..-
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-02
A FEW REASONS WHY THE
AMERICAN VI A TC \
Is The Best.

- AhC DCSl.
II Is made on the best principle, while Ii. "a.
elgn watch 10 generally made on no pripcinls :.
all The foreign watch 10 mostly made hx -
and boys, oy hand While their labor Is Cher,
their work IN dear al any price. Such 49,
are made without plan, and sold without gg,,Hl
tee- Iney are irregular IN constructiou. ~
quite az irregular in movement. Tbev ,,s -
signed only 10 sell, and the buyer is The ,,-,
most thoroughly sold. Those who hay. I,:,
~ancrss, ""lepines" and ssSwiss lsver,, n, a..
iessed repair for few years will appreciate h,
truth of our statement
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATcg
instead oil being made Of several hundred lI,.
pieces, screwed together, the bodv OF the An.--
can watch 10 formed ofSOLID PLATES. Non
intsrieres with the harmony of IL. Working -
no sudden shock can throw its m aehinery out a
80 an ,olng or any business pursuit, nn a.
neio together az firmly as a single piece OF net,
II 10 lust what all machinery should be
LIST. ACCURATE. I'd. SIMPLE. Sd. STRONG.
4th. ECONOMICAL.
We not only secure CHEAPNESS BY our sr,
TEN, but QUALITY. We do not pretend tt,,
our watch can be bought for less money than Ii.
foreign Hake-belisres, but that for its real VIA.
II 10 sold for one-haif the price
oUR SOLDIERS WATCH manned VIM Ellen,
what ITS name inoicates-Solid, Substaru,i
and always Reliable-warranted to stand NV
amount Of Marching, Riding or Fighting.
-NIn hAohE<n &IALlI1 Vi WAICE
(named p. s. Bartlett) il similar IN SIZE and r,,-
era appearances, but has more jewels, and more
ella borate fnish
OUR LADIES' WATCH, recently brough, op,.
70 put up IN great variety of patterns, mar, Of
men OF them OF rare beauty and workmanship
qu.e small, but warranted 10 keep time.
IHE PROOF of the merits of oar Watch nav
De Iound IN the FACT that We now employ over
seven hundred workmen in our factories. and ia,
we are stiil unable TO supply the constantly H.
creasing demand
OUR THREE QUARTER PLATE WATCH .
thinner and lighter than the Others we have ess.
croed- Its hne chronometer balance is deAesi.gr
adjusted to correct the variation caused by chm
ges OF temperature. These watches are the ..au
OF the latest experiments In chronometry, and are
made oy our best workmen, IN a separate depart
ment OF our factory. For the finest time keepHg
QUANTITIES they challenge comps rison with the bei.
s,oIks OF the most famous English and Swiss
ROBBINS s. APPLETON,
Agen" Tor the American Watch COMPANY,
lS2 Broadway, New York.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-02
DISSOLUTION.

rh. Rock lsLA AND. July 25, 1866.
:ored oy mutual consent, r. NJ Tate withdraw
ing rom the hrm. B. D. Buford will set,I. al
accounts and pay all the liabilities Of the late ra
b. D. BUFoRD,
7 - -, X. N. TATE
nave this day associated with me. or. ,,..
bu'ord, Jr., and the business of manuiacturino
r'ows, CultiEators, &C., will be Continued undss
'ne hrm name OF Basil d. Buford & Co.
Rock Island, July 81, 1866.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-02

At a late negro fair in Louisville, for the
benefit of q colored church, difficulty arose
and three darkeys got shot. 1t was purely a
negro muss throughout, and tits hoped there
fore that not many unfortunate whites will
be made to suffer for the affair.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-02
Port Byron Train.

In all the counties of this state elections
will be held in November next for county
judges, clerks, superintendents of schools,
and treasurers, and already we hear notes of
preparation for the campaign. Illinois has
no state officers to elect until year from
next November, when a new legislature will
also be chosen,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-02

| 20, Brigham's addition, sc
All the following piece or parcel of lana .;,r..
Cd In section "a, TIP. 10, r 4, in the COUNTY nj
Rock island and state of Illinois, and bounded :.
Ionows; On the south by lands of. May, on the
west by the Mississippi river, on the NORTH y.
lands OF J. May, on the east by the highway,
ri Ia Sec IS, TIP. 81, r 2 e, in tn.
county OF Rock Island and state of Illino,,
All the following piece or parcel ofland ,itu.,-
Cd on section "a in TIP 10, K, in the conn,,
Of Rock Island and state of uIinoi, ~ soun'y
as follows: On the south by lands of j. Nav %
,ne west by the highway, ON the north b, I.n5. 81
. may, ON the east by the north and south east
section line of said section '
All the following described nice. n,
aus situated on section "a, Tp 49, RIE in n.
county OF Rock Island and state o, IlIi..;. =,
III Doonoed on the south by the north lise of
tne village OF Port Byron, on the ives, NV Oh. NJ,
sissipPi river, the north by land, C. MI
mans and Johnson, and on the e.., h. -
north and south section line of said sect;o, -
..s,, osher piece or parcel of land on the same
i.nS ~ anu I9u , az foliows: On the south by
.aas wiliiams and - johnson. ON IN.
1est oy the Mississippi river, on The nor,, ~
iahos OF Archibald Allen. ON the 80, h.:y
north and south east section. " 'Aia
ny sou,n part OF ten acres on the north .nS
'1o h9rtn west fractional quarter of section o.
p ~, RE, containing 6ve acre. .i.:S -,
persons unknown. Si~mso ~
All that certain tract or o.r..,..,
= the county OF Rock Island and St.,. - ris: .'eo
gAA ~
- Inscribed az part Of the north wess r.. .,;i
saer Q. see "a, Up 1s, rie, eommenei.g :, ,ha
toeI ~" e se.n ofland decided to M. p. Com
Hen sae 40. zssh day Of July, 1857 BY Archibald
a.loae and running north 900 feet :. the. -,
me as mo''s..siPpi river, then south dow. the
ing, containin. q .. .s't TO the place of begin
nd others unknown. y '."e' oeh {
= All .ne following tract ofland, commencing ., I
~ n south east corner of lands owned nv Me- ~ c
Irs n, ana runs south to lands owned bv S,mnsif
n''esioes; then west TO the Aississ1poi r,rs, a
en north to the south line Of Jane, B.II,. l.nS n
en-, san to the place of beginning, eopiainins
wv 10 acres, all situated on the south we.f ~
',tn west fractional quarters OF sec y. IarI.
"a lmmedisteiy south and sdjoiaing 70 I.nds 81 {
. unknown. eA ana otn-
!. ne following tract of land, commencing at tb.
]. ~ eoInsr OF tract OF land decided TO the
e IA. r. Comstoek BY A. Allen and vif. 80 III
an,ng east to the line betwsea the north a..
Of sec a. IN tip IS, north of RE of the Arr
= then running north to lands ovnsd -
g q zoe toen vest to the Mississippi river
N south along the river to ths place q bs~;,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-02
U. j. DlMICk,
Real Estate and Land Agent.
OFFICE IN LIVERY BUILDING,
. WASHINGTON Street
EEHD q A

Iwo GOOD STORES and Dwelling on u!ilO,
sueet, belonging to Cooks estatel. For.,Is Of.
long time, and at great bargain
OF the city. A'''''
, Two LARGE ELEGANT BRICK Dwell
LlNGS on Moline Avenue.
THREE OUT LOTS, from ten to tbr,,-,I
acres each, well adapted for gardening.
A SPLENDID BUILDING LOT CONTAINING one
.eIe on land, well situated, corner of BrO.dvIy
TEN DWELLING HOUSES AND LOIS n
Inherent parts Of the city for sale.
noC sEs and lots rented, taxes paid, money
loaned on real estate, or anything pertaining II
the real estate business,
Enquire OF OF DIuIcV
Real Estate AseBt
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-02
800 of Them.

ARGUS orrIcE, Wednesday, 1880 A. NJ.
We have just received information by tel
egraph, from Joliet, that our i've companies,
126sh I'll. VOL, arrived there this morning
and are now on tho train bound for Rocl
Island. They will be here at AIS this after
noon.
The operator says they are a jolly set, and
are enjoying themselves finely.
Rally to the cars at half past this P M
and give them hearty welcome home.
Port Byron Train.
Mr.. Kimball has made arrangements to
delay the Port Byron train two hours, (until
o'clook) in order to give the soldiers from
the upper end of the county a chance to join
in the festivities in Court Square at s this
afternoon. ALI soldiers and their friends are
invited.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-02
H. c. Connolly,
AT Law.

Will promptly attend to all bus;,... n,.
justed. inscription al
:, once over Post Office. Refer to F;r,,
r rsno9al bank and Mitchell & Lynde, Bankers.
III jaly2idwtf:
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-02
From the Atlanta lntelligecer Jnly 7.

r A friend visiting our city relates to us the
following incident: 'Ae
Coming" he says, Ito Atlanta on Mon.
Gay last, saw an old freedwoman lying ON
the side OF the road, dead, and two younger
once standing by her remains. asked what
mao oeen the matter with herr The reply
from one of the girls was She perish to Js5
str; but she free, do" N''
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-02

stowe, Vermont. has already four summer
hotels filled to OVERLOOKING, and is TO have
anotner; line structure. costing $lOO,OO
a ~ ls 70 be owned by stock company, 600
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-02

ALL LABoRERs
ALL LABoRERS SUBSTITUTE '0r the ArsaA
.rI,.pon,Shou Should Subscribe for the Argua
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