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MARRIED,

BORLAND-HoBBy-Ou Tuesday. Cot. r. 81 st. Lutss cbares
Brooslyn Y, By the Rev j. w. Dul-I o.ess: Bsr,nd
esq., hs LOUISE daughter Of Joseph H. Hobby esq al o.
Brooklyn
Burchsd Charles Csrk Mis-. hsssy Dunlap both Of tbs
DSclMP-HURD-ki Newark NJ j.. wsdBe.dsy. Oct. ~ By
Rev. J. a. Dickson, Wsished H. DeCsmp 70 Euma L. h"d
FuRNAE-HAIoHr AT chsppsqs. w.s.cheser Couaty ~.
on Tuesday 10 BY tn. Re-, Asdrs. shaad Waer o. For
E.Ihss A. laughter q Ass.hsS h.,gh. A. uaS Match
Church Rsv Dr. Dewitt ssstsd b. the Rev. Dr. Daryea
e Greenwood Mary Agnss daughter Of Joseph h"oa o'
JoHSsosUsfiLLaR-I. Ute. ~ r. at Grses Ch.rch Oct a.
by Dr. DswseU Edward JohnsOu OF Hartford Conn.,
aud fsnnis 3. Mllar Of Udcs.
Tuesday evening Oct 70 ct the beresu
Baptist Church By the Rev Dr. DOwns Theme. knor Of ts
Mas. 80
KELLEY-AEDREwsorw Wednesday, thu sth inst at the p.rs
Th.edors Kelley Mary daughter Of JOaAAsn B. Audr'S
LETsoN-HkMBIIN-Ou Tuesday Oct 20 By the Rev A. A. Nor
ton Le.son 70 Mas NJ A. Hsmblin. oil Of this city No c.rts
Church BY tho Rev James Cameron Rector Of the CAareh
OF the Mediator Edse~.sI Charles Nc htcAas Of Edge
ws,.r and KssM MsSis O Ensi'h Esighborhood y J..
PARKER-PUTNAMn Brootlyn, en- Wednesday Oct "a ~ the
D. Weed Charles w Parker of Brooklyn. 70 Oe'rgs IL
Put.sn youngest daughter Of Pu.asm Geo. Of Ls"sion New
PAYSOk-HAzLErI-la the Psbyersu Church M.nhai,sn,h.
the Rev T. Seymour assisted BY tbs kev
IT, the Rev T. P PsysOn to Grace W. ta1e both Of
sEYMOtR-HAZLHTT-In the PrsbytstsA CAuroh msnhsttsa
Tue,day n BY the Rev seymour sssed ~ the
Rev C. II. PsJsou. Robert n. seymour Of Bloomfield NJ TO
wlLLAMs-TowE-In Bfoot1s. on WEDNESDAY, ocs - 81
rsce Church by the New John Middleton Jossph william.
Brooklyn Elizabeth daughter Of keubsa Town formerly q
Detroit, Mich No eafdA So
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was that personal presence required only at the second
session This believe erroneous for that was 30 before
the passage of the law OF 1856 In such Is the sc
If any fraudulent names 10 be presented, then
would only be necessary to offer them OF the st meeting
sworn of We all know how seldom that is done, and
that the list almost sure OF remaining
there right wrong. The purpose Of the act OF 1900
seems 70 ma was 20 guard against any further possible sd
dton Of names whose not lawful voters, and
it's strict execution ought by ell means 70 be secured
Is not this matter Of sufficient Importance 70 occupy
some space in your columns IN which TO elicit the true
import Of the statute Of that Boards cannot plead
ignorance ct the second meeting soon TO be at hand
Votes are involved which may DO decisive Very res
pectfully, &C., -: W D.
Watkins, Schuyler County N. T., Oct. q, 1866
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
A PIERCE FIGHT BETWEEN CITIZENS AND INDIANS IN
Los AEGEL1-fRoGkEss or THE RUssIAs.AMERi-
cAE TELEGRAPH EXPEDITION

FIERCE FIGHT BETWEEN CITIZENS AND INDIANS IN
LOG AsoELB-fRoGRgss OF THE HUssIAs.AMgRT
cAE rRLE0AAPn EXPEDITION.
~ rrLrssAra TO rrn rrisunE
SAN FhAscBco. Oct. le.-A Los Angeles dispatch
ays that Eight has occurred between the csen and
vbich 20 of the killed and the citizens
Gen Ruhs Ingalls, aud Gen NJ ID Simpson Of
inspection tho military posts In the Pacific Division They
Tahiti letter Of August that The growth OF cotton 10
extending Eighty tuns have been shipped Bordeaux and
40 runs would be Slipped IN January. steam sugar mil
h,d arriye ed there from Loudon.
The chip alatn for Hong Kong took tl 900 In gold and
ais er bars and Mexican dollars.
sales made yesterday " Havana sugars at Oo and
Eastern crushed Al l3se. per pound
('o.ts lica Coffee Is quoted at Zoe, per pound
The extreme quotation fu1 dry bydes il &c per pound
American and shipping grades Of Wool quoted At 6c per
pannd -,,, .l ..-..
tuns Of Japan tea for New York.
The money very light and tho rate VI interest
per cent Tsssrsphie transfer quoted al per cent
In Mining there 10 nothing doing yellow jacket
isis; Chouar sio2 Ophir, pl.
Legel tepders o..
Wheat is advanehsi sales TO-DAY, 81 rs per 100 n.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 23.-fhe news from the Rus
sian American Telegraph Expedition says that the Rassihn
cor, aog sailed the 9Th Of August for the Amor
River having board Count Ponnssso The varog reached
hygs August IS and sailed four days later for oehosk
tion the and In regard TO the
position OF tbs lincs bstwesn Ghyiga aud 0chotsk.
Capt Manhood had explored the between the mouth OF
the Aneor River aud Ochotk aud joined MAJOR Abasa at the
various exploration. had determined the route between
Behrng and the terminus Of the line the mouth OF the
AMOR River.
Timber vas plenty poles expected 10 DO ready
before tho close Of the present season. .
The natives very cndy along the whole route and
offered the OF their dog trains to assist Ia transporting me
icss aud have contracted 10 fppy any snYunt q rcaaeeE
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LOCAL POLITICS.

REPUBLICAN MEETING IN TUE noHTEEsTB WARD.
spirited rally was held last evening at the hall,
st the OF Twony at and seondave under the
auspices Of the Eghteenh Ward Fenou and wooderd Club
The ba was a,tsy decorated with Gags and
conspicuous among which was one bearing the llnes
....- "whosver dsrss these boets displace,
shall meet bold Andy face 70 iace-
challenge all the Congress race
large and enthusiastic audience wss present including
mny ladies' Amer rusc BY ths band Mr. James N, Thomp
sol called the meeting 10 order.
Mr. Van Ripper Of jersey City the frst speaker He
auded 10 the great epochs the political history OF the last
ten years But he said bad there been 90 much at stake
IN any canvass In the present The contest before w W.
vowed ho authority OF Congress the supremacy Of the Law
making department. Of the Government in which TIE liberties
o. es peops rss aad whSh Us 9gpcr who BAD ecsa made
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INDIANA.

GOV. MORTON NOT PREsIDESTTAL CANDIDATE.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 24.-TRs Journal of this morning
feels justified in saying that Gov Morton will not be
candidate for Presidential honos in 1863 and does not
wish TO be placed in the category Of aspirants.
VOTING UNDER DIPPIcULTiEs
In Wabash Township. Indiana, the vote usually
stands q Democrats to Republicans As that town wsn
inundated only 30 Democrats voted and only Republicans
Tuesday Under what difficulties these Republicans voted
few who did experience the trial properly understand
They Travelled 10 the polls IN skfs partly walked dy land
only portion OF the way, and Uodsd The batspo One old
gentleman and his starting from home at O'Clock IN the
morning did reach the place Of voting till pollock Dur
Ing aporton Of the way hsy caded through aoaty the
0rWpitS! EyanSy lie Courier.
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THE RsGIsTRY IN THE COUNTRY DISTRICTS.


To ,Ae EdssSr Of TA<N Ty1s~4
SIR: believe that Boards Of Registry in districts out
side Of the cities of New York and Brooklyn having in
corpOratc villages within their limits are not fully in
formed 10 their duty have they been properly in
sruetcd By the officials of the State whose dny IL TO IS
sue Instructions.
Rogisty Law Of 1866 have been sent TO Inspectors.
Second The documents which have been sent ere the
pamphlet and instructions Of 1855 containing the Regis
Try laws Of 1883 and 1863 There in my estimation
isss anu '''' r''''"' --''''-'
Its true that the law passed last Winter lch SO s. l.
1866 roaes chiefly the cities OF New York and Brook
lyn there are, however two sections ~ and D which
are general "a their application. OF these section reads
thus; To the cities Of NewYork and Brooklyn, the
name OF 40 person shall be placed upon the said register
unless he shall appear in person before the said inspectors
aud prove D. Their satisfaction his right 10 vote at tho
next election IN TIE election district In which be claims
che night TO vote And IN election district in this
State outside of the cities OF Nev-York and Brooklyn
shs any name be sdded to the register in pursuance
section three Of the act hereby amended except of one
who sha have appeared in person before the inspectors
and have established TO their satisfaction his right 50 TO
be added"
The p0lut upon which Boards are not instructed IT,
that b. the Law Of 1885, in every district where an incor
poFstsd village forms tbe whole part thereof no name
which does not appear upon last rsssr be put
the register at either meeting OF the Board m
less the owner Of the name personally appears and esses
the Board that he 10 voter In that district
am Republican Inspector IN Board, two members
OF which ere Democrats. The Law Of last Winter
kbovB 10 me, and brought IL 70 their notice. Thoy
answered thai the state officers seps us copy Of H.
therefos We are not bound 70 recognizes IL The eonse
qaenoe vas several received In spite Of
ny protest. when the parties did not appear IN person.
believe that Boards 10 districts MENTIONED have no
ght 70 Iscsiye new names without personal appearance
believe that vhes such have been received they
should beerased nom the sts unless the parties sppesr
personally 81 the second meeting. II that right
rfncton 81 he Law s important that IL should be gen
sf eeled uPoni tot the practice in vogue gives OPP
Sonunity fOT registering unlawful yoiea
second Vew advanced by the mejOrity OF our Bead
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DIED.


BART1NE-suddeny Wednesday Oct a. fhomss Butine Ia
the e4th yesr Of h
Motto 81 the funeral hsrpsfeT.
UARDNER-On Wednesday Oct ~ after short hlnee Ida b.
sdss. child Of Edwin SD Mary T. Gardner aged yssrs
mouths and u days
auers Will plses this 6sy grhudsy ct O'Clock
rssdeoos Of her parents Clntooave Brooklyn tssf
OsssD The friends rr.osctfaly invited 10 atsnd
HA0HTn fekk Tuesday morning Dc, ~ Joseph Coles
inf.ut Of Wilisu j. aud hsgae HssEht
JAhEs-0n Tuesday 0 a. Frederick W. DOLLY Of bfedsrlet
W. and Lirsis James aged mosths aud II days
relatives Of the family respectfully iaved a.
f1nsTa the residence Of h psreDts No. I'll
f0ty sixth ct, thi afternoon ct . O'Clock.
The rsuisias will be tsksa o cod Ceuetsgy.
KELSEY-In Ellison Wauen County. Ill., Of the sSdencs OF Or
soa Kelsey J.rasha BrsineS Tot Of James kslsey aged
81 years Hddam Conn and for resident OF
kisssrs County. N Y.
PHiLLiPs-n booiyn Wedselay 0e. ~ q her late rs.i
deas Johnson Carl, Mrs Einhsh Pbpa aged u
years wife Of Oearge &. Phillips
Notice Of the faners I'd be given tomorrow.
Boston please
BQUIaE-Ths friends Of Wihsm Wallace
squ j. Vountre respectfully invited 20
seud h funeral the Ffst Presbyterian Church e. Railway, NJ
M Friday the 18th inst; without farther notice
sTRUyE-n Brooklyn Monday. the 22d last Maria Lous
wifi. Of the late Gcorss y sruve
sAVLLE-At Ckcaso III United States Of Amercal Tuesday
1895 Of disease Of the heart Mira Elizabeth Hsmton 30
vile. In the Slsi year Of her
Glasgow fscotspdi aud on>sh ursisns please
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THE NEw.yERSEY BRIBERY CASES.

TRENTON, N. j., Oct 24.-The bribery and corup-
ton still In In the case OF the state sg
Charles Rush the jury verdict Of guilty the third
count which charges attempt to bride indirectly with 70
commentator 10 the mercy Of the court .
The indictment agans, Daniel Hosman next called
After spending half day In the examination the Court said
the state had failed 70 make case and directed the Jury 30
render verdict OF not guilty which done The indic
meat against Waggener Of Passac viii be moved
tomorrow morning. .
letter from Judge Chase read In the United States
Court stating that although Circuit Judges cannot hold court
until assignment By Congress Of districts yet tho Circuit
Courts might be held BY District judges
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PENNSYLVANIA.

MOVEMENTS OF GOV. CURrIE--THB ATTORNEY -GBSB-
RALsHrP.
~ fxLsanAPs TO TRIsuxn.
HABRIsBUEG. Pa, Dot. N-Gov. Curtin len Harris
burg to-day for Elmrs n T., where, tomorrow evening"
he will address convention Of soldiers and sailors
representing the southern and western er Of counties OF
Eev-York The invitations which called bis EIcellency
70 Emirs were signed by nsay 100 soldcrs and reeog
nzed him as tho soldiers friend Of the Keystone State
Ii ID rumored to-day that tho Governor elect, Gen
Qea has rendered the Attorney 70 the Hon.
VIM. NJ. Meredith, the present incumbent.
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VERMONT.

Br TELEGRAPH TRlBUEh
MASS MEETING At MONTPELIER.
MONTPELIER, VT, OCT. A-The Senators elect,
Messrs Poland, Edmundb and Morrill, are addressing
large messing at the Representatives Hall this evening
upon the political questions Of tbs day. The Hall
crammed 10 its utmost capacity. The Soldien Reunion
tomorrow will be brilliant AFFAIR. The town ia rapidly
filing up With those who have military service
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OHIO.
COLUnpUa pELAEO'a DIsTRICT.

COLUhbCb DhLAhOb DbfkiCI.
The Mount Vernon Republican, OF the 10th has the fol-
loving ...... LID. .. ..
From information derived from Trustworthy led
10 believe that pretty gang frauds practced in
ea townships this District the recent eec
tOn BY the In order TO make showing
Of majority for Gen Morgan We charge that In at least
township there returned larger vote for Gen Morgan
than there legal votes In both parties In the township We
call upon Republicans throughout the entire district 10 10
work and ferret out frauds and illegal votes and report
them 10 the Hon W Sepp Chairman OF Republican Central
Committee Mt Vernon Ohio.
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poliiital Notices.


Psr Cessres.,
COL. LIE GRAND b. CANNON.
III. Citizen. oths vIla Congressional District, embracing the
Eishssn Twentieth ana FIRST wsrd invited to
bsl
MASS MEETING
On FRIDAY EVENING Oct s the Everett Rooms corner Of
Broadway and Thirty respond tbs ssninsoa OF
COL. LIE GRAND B. CANNON,
fir ceapss
Aadrs.s.by
G.p HAMILTON OF Texas,
Tn. Hoo. RUFUS 9. ANDREWS,
rh. Hon WIN. r. DODGE.
PETgR COOPER eco VII prsd. Good Mesic sss' reserved
70, L.a.. VIM H. LEE. Cbsirmsn
Dr. ALrz. wiLDss. Secretary.
The Ton COswis OF the wsa.
OTHER EMINENT GENTLEMEN,
FRIDAY EvEsiso OCT 18Th,
CLINTON HALL.
TENTH ASSEMBLY, s esFa,lT ySioS REPUBLICAN,
Front reserved for L.A Con- jos 70 T5s 81 tfo' f ssa .t
Gen c.m W D.,1gs G:s:sss; s.s..s.,y
yvsros S SoSSDs sSFr's asb VICTORY
SShsP 9s SS9s ht.f RI Ell
Bsseksr sos Morton s,. on FRIDAY EVENING "'h io"
T gAsIfI g gIsT SHSps GbxsD DYSasSss
CHAs 7. POLHkMUs. GEO., ALBERT SMITH ESQ., sno 10y,
eminent speakers been invited 10 sdts's inc msen
BY order Of the Executive Committee:
JOHN ?. BALDWIN, WILLIAM vsfnIeSsnL -
JAMES u APs29inigGip ALLAis' cemm,,.-
Ca. w ysIroH s.ey cHAkLhs I. ~
x.,"-, c,.,.. Nm =. pPIn.y ryENJNG Oct o. at y
O'eloci Addrr,... may be expected IRON
Gel SoShLsn1p ~ r =; sTr M ssELL eco,
EDWARD alICnsLL %qp hon Cha s "a ~ ~ ry rS'N"
Col hpWAsp oseaaho non Io',
Tenth Assemny Ds.r,e, n'Pn 80 Tnls EVENING ~
bsi L..dqasrsr, Incon Han aisnti HOu.On' at
o''''' A"' $500 w. STEPHEN ii. KNAPP Presad,ut. t
,-I t,..nl,.., T.,,,r.I 4, o,,ut,eeA R.s1l,I Ma
mon hopuoan Ncm' NJ " 81. 80. M
nt o. ths oose VII o. M "a, "a
NO. oo posor ~, ~ 1880 S'i-'''''' u.s. - - '
- --.. ANok J. "lLLIANeo"' ohafnan.
We prsssosp' sscretsr-.
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WISCONSIN,.

"oLD ABB gLBcTI0NRBRIEG.
" Old Abe" the 9Th Wisconsin eagle, is engaged
electoneong this He first visited Pittsburgh Pa
Peoria H. and he proposes 10 visit Rkhoru Wal
County he Is expected 10 be present soldeN
meeting neEi Monday. The noble bird received with enha
siaatio plaudits EVERYWHERE
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GEORGIA.

ELECTION ORDERED IN THB SEVENTH DIST Riot.
Gov. jenkins o. Georgia has issued proclamation Of
dcrHg election the Atlanta District on the 18th day Of
November for member Of Congress TO fill the vacancy
created by the resignation Of the Hon. W. 4. Woford
Col Daniel S, Printup has announced himself as eand-
date.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
oOEenEss EoXIxArlOEs.

% TsLgeELPH rsiEuxE
BosToN, Oct N-The Democrats Of the Vth District
to-day nominated William ID. Rostrand for Congress.
The Republicans Of the Xth District have nominated
n. l.. Dawes for election 70 Congress.
In the With District T. D. Prince OF Winchester has
received the Democratic nomination for Congress.
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POLITICAL
NEW YORK STATE UNION TICKET.

y,r GorsraOr-Hon. REUBEN K FEHr0N. Cheatsa9nai
ForL. Gorern0r--Gen STEWART L. WOODFokD. hlnsSi
Foy Casa COH'r--Hon. STEPHEN I. HAIL cseoochi
Tor Prison IaspectOr-Gen. JOHN HAMMOND hsseA' n.
Election, Tuesday. EeV. g.
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MARYLAND.
MAss MEETING AT FREDERICK.

2 rELKgRAyH TziBvHh
FREDERICK, Oct &-The largest political demonstra-
tion known in Western Maryland took plsoe here to-
day Ten thousand Republicans in procession.
Speeches made by Frank Thomas Cresswoll aud
Macpherson.
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MINNESOTA.
DEMOCRATIC MDoRsRhBET OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL
IMRHoxRHT

Since the late elections Col Coville Democratic can
didate for Congress in the st. Paul Mimi District has
taken the stump for the Constitutional Amendment.
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AUCTION SALES OF ESoRAvnGs-Attention Is
called to the advertisement Of sale by Mesns Leeds Minor
Many Of the EBgrsvipgs are very veiaaMs
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UNION MEETINGS
RxprnLIoAE UNIon STA CoEnfrTES
Enass MSTaopoLIrAH HOTKL NEW. OK
nOSA'- HAM, HAkR1S, ChAtrInAR
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NETWORK.
UNION MASS MEETING IN TROY.

rELsahAPH TntsvsE.
Troy, Oct. A-Anothsr immense Republican mass
meeting held here last evening the largest nan
town being unable to accommodate moro than nan OF
those who sought admission. The Hon. J. a Grswolo
NJ c. and Governor Hsvley OF Connectcut
who met here several Of his old comrades In arms
belonging 70 the Tenth Army Corps were the speafers
In the course of his remarks Mr. Grswod narrated the
following conversation which passed between President
Johuson snd Thurlov Weed In April last 10 show the
estimation n which L. j. then held the Democratic party
Mr.. Gusvold said:
violate propety confidence In nsradng the CONVEX
sation Tor was told by Mr. Weed for the express pur
pose OF benz repeated Mr. johnson said TO M W. po
hon Congress here s0emies determined 10 dS
the Democratic party bat ar not 70 be driven into
that party The Democratic part Has doF1 oodnHdon
dovo record and not 10 be forced into association
or utilization with IL II tho Democratic party had either
LOYALTY would at Chicago have placed itself upon
nominated candidates Tor s Presidency and Vice
Presidency who would defeated Mr. Lincoln and myself
bat it had neither loyalty or sense
Gov Hswey made veTy effective speeoh-ons OIL the
strongest OF the campaign.
Gid Reynolds renegade has accepted the Democratic
nomination for Assembly in the Second District Of this
County against NJ f. White. He will make hard fight
AMIR TO be the more ingloriously beaten.
UNION NOMINATIONS IN oTSBGo COUNTY.
The First Assembly Dissnion Convention OF Otsego
OF Assembly Mr. Edgar Clarke OF Plainhed Mr. Clarke
young active and efficient member OF the Union Republican
party and deserves triumphant election The same oonven
ton unanimously nominated for School Commissioner Chas
Thompson OF sprug hed Mr. T. has twice acceptaby filed
that office and will no doubt again.
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8ARATO0A COUNTY,.
From Our Special CosrsspOaasoi.

BALLsroE SPA n. T. Oct, is 1866.
The first meeting OF the campaign in the South
Assembly District Of Saratoga County OF at Wsverey
Hall this village the eyenLns Of the 18th The Assem-
bae addressed by the Hon Lewis Barker State Senator
Maine We sometimes had larger gatherings but
intelligent enthusiastic than that which
listened with delight 70 the eloquent orator from Maine Ad
majority OF less than 1900 We have been snable to
find dozen JohDsonzed Republicans In the County aud many
Democrats will scratch Pruyn.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-03

TO GET JOB pI--A9. =.
tail
70 GET JOB PRINTING r',>E vi
Cal "a. i3r p "
ro GET JOB PRINTING D0AE Nil,
Call At tie ASAz al
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-03
ISLAND CITY HOTEL.
JOHN STAFFORD, Proprietor.
Corner jefferson and Illinois Str eets.
Rock Island.

rHIS HOUSE is located opposite the
| Steamboat Landing, and only one square from
the railroad depot Il is the largest Hotel IN the
cit,. and its proprietor will spare pains to
nlease those who favor him with call.
A good Hall, suitable tor FIRST class Concerts
Dances Theatrical Performance, SC, &C." con-
uected with thi. house.
Baggage and passengers conveyed 70 and
from the house free of charge
A good Barber's Shop, and first class Salooi
and Billiard Tables connected with the house
JOHN +. STAFFORD, Clerk.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-03
ruaaAs J. BUP ORD,
,RoPRIEroR OF THE
Rack Island Foundry L. Mathine Shop

UEEPS, constantly on hand and makes tc
n order, steam Engines, Boilers, Water
t,onts and all other articles made Of cast IRON
particular attention given to the manufacture OF
Boiler and Shest-Iron Work, ss veil as BLACK
smithing and Steamboat work. Aso, dealer ID
Pig and Sheet Lead, Block Tin, and BLOCK LinG :,
Wrought Irons, Butt and LapWeldedPIPes, ofali
.;,es Brass Cups, Globes, and allartlc!es usu-
ly found at frss class foundry snd machine
hop.
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From the Rev D. Merrige, Pastor oi the Pass-
yunk Baptist Church, Phiiada-I
From the many respectable mmendaHohs
,,v.n tn d., A,oh.nd,s German Btters, | was IN
duced TO give them a trial After dslns seFe,ai
bottles found them to be good remedy iof oe-
bilitv and most excellent tonic for the stomach
d. MERRIGE-
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Chicago& Rock Island Rail Road.
- % u szs -. z - g is%e

On and after Sunday, December 3lst, 1865,
and until tdrtheE n0tIce, tratn- wit leave ROCK
Island Depot as follows
GOING EAST.
Day Express and alail train at sos m., arriving
"a Chicago at 4.30 p
Rock Island treis sht tratn 1t 9!5 IN, arriving IN
Chicago a. 90 an.
Freight train, al 5-45 P. "a, arriving IN
Cncago Al 800 d. N
sht txpress 4ts.4l psm.. arriving in Chicago
at 800 a.
TRAINS ARRIVE FRoa THE EAST:
Night Express at s.5o Il IN, leaving Chicago al
1900 P. Nj.
Eruress Freight train, al 7.00 .. m, leaving
Chicago at $50 p. IN.
! 'aad Freisat At 80 P a., .aaVIng Cnicago
ess and Mai at o. p. m., leaving CHI
900 d IN. a%
sover this road arein direct connection
wtth trains over the Michigan South
the Michigan Central, and the Pittsburgh ano
| Fort Wayne Railroad, 10 ana from Detroit, To
| ledo Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, Ne"
! York, PhiIade phia, Baltimore, and Washington
| Also at LaSalle with trains OF the ILLINOIS Cen
| trail Road, North to Galena and South to st. Lou
| is, and Cairo
! Passengers are reminded of the necessity CIV
ipgdistnct directions to the destination of thel
baggage also to procure tickets before taking theI
seats in the cars, $ the conductors collect TAR
only to stations OIL the line the Chicago and Roc
| Island Railroad.
| G. ii. BEARDsLEY. ASH Gen'l Sdp'I'