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FrNAN GAL AND coMMERc GAL.


MospAy Oct Id p N. &
me speculative sxctsraenl on the stock Exchange has
Nean further intensified to-day snd the demand ior al
ahe leading stocks was greater than at any time since
Abe early part Of 1861 when speculation ran mad Ere
sttrscts more than any Oh the ether leading
ssSiyay shares and Il experienced further advance
xte N .ha Afternoon 10 ss showing rise or AZ above
,se closus price saturday. The demand for the
,,oek nevertheless continues undated, aud the interest
manifested IN the forthcoming contest quckens as the
a., Of he election approaches Moreover the fact that
sss stock has been unduy depressed and talked down
ssr speculative purposes Tor loug time past
ssasis It's upward tendency, together with the
fscs the prospects Of all the main lines ex-
sxn5rng westward from this centre are brighten
ING in consequence Of the abundant harvess and the
partial failure OF the crops in Earope, which VIII
.Lsviiobly extra foreign demand for bread
.xipIf and therefore, increase In the traffic OF
sAjiways In addition the proposed management
of the road promises 10 do FAR more for 1t than the
sresent administration has done. strong movement. Is
beng developed in Michigan Southern, and there is one
apparently In inception in Fort Wayne Such rubbish
Cumberland advise the puoic TO leave severely
alone.
The money market remains extremely easy al a
per cent with exceptions few dealers government
sscartss al 2 H. The banks have still a large amount
or unemployed funds aud they ready 10 discount first
class commercial paper nj y per cent The Western
nnouey markets generally reported more active, hat
rhe leading ru,es remain unchanged The statement Of
she associated banks Of this city, for the ending
Saturday last decrease OF So 969 1888 in oans of
f26o2 los in legal tenders and OF 1878 in deposits
The specie shows decrease OF S1s651 and the crculs
sson increase Of Sa4a $780, Tho decrease in loans IL
will be perceived is than double the increase
legJ ,enders. The Statements the whole, is very
Ssryur al
The details o The present and previous statements
xal nnr..
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There bias been for long tine past certain degree 81
wnnder sxrfess,d that aye.twentss shoud only rom.
brand price tho Ioudon stock Exchange about
sscfii psr helo. thai % British oonsols and u y
ssvcp c-enAiss'e ~ 80 snrsuner' grsg q ld'qJS
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rfLteaspSlc MARKET REPORTS.

ALrAyy OCT. T. 1864
Flour vevy frn ard IN gced demand stock light Oats
god demand. Chicago 81. Ohio i6c Ccrn--sass
=, go hns,s ~ Nais barley q usbt sgpriy ard AcuYc
asaasua tsl.s iQAo t~yleapi o. NsI ~ fof e@N two-
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iha fcrnrud 10 Wheat moderate hni The stock wAJ
s anu fodes advanced ihnir viaws " corresponding
k's TO- nonf aud prices nominnly Be- b. higher.
The saea en.d 10 ZOO bushels ut ~ 03 ~ 10 for
new embrr state thu outside Irier eyreIne old Miwau
kee euh ana new tnl .rrin. private terms The
corr nL.kc was s;etel BY he lersspht advces from
liverpool latest Quotations showing large scvarce and
prIes advanced here ~ ar hush~l TIC salns
Aeop bushels u $50 a Ga. tsr Shipping mx-d
Western arai ee &c for dAie Die Tor inferior.
and ee white aud y,,oe Western Oats Also advanced
le ~ .nd good 1onand; sales s10un bushels at 5fc
Ole. Tor Milwaukee, aud Sc a. tor Chicago. fair de-
nand pro, dcd for rye md an advance OF 70 Be- was OBJ
taInsd sa'ea 20 bi se vt 81 % for Western.
" ~ Tor tanads AID ~ ~ for Green Ray Barley
hf1ner - tderalely active With sales Of i?01 bushels
state - 3, ~ 81 A.. Malt was nomnsy unchanged
'otrps-lte market for this article characterized
by alvs mud hucyany and sn advance OF 2c 81. pei
H. vac eSiahshed the market closing strong at the I'M
Ttpvement The Bauirv che1y speculative sales 90
bales a. The snntset guaLstlons;--
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frece. Northumberland. 77626 7643 900
s@poss $685. $685. a s, sS
Legal tender no,es......... 90,f2S iso s7s26,0 OIL
The cleariDgs and balances for the two weeks were
ehus:--
Week ending Sept. - $s05, 2eO,42A s2l,l2s 900
Week andng Sept 20. j.. 575, 324 2s,125,20e
will be seen that the banks nomnally hold little
than millions and half OF specie aud the
greater portion 81 this is lieut. out.
Al the open BOARD at O'Clock Erie in strong
demand sa,es 700 sbares and s4a to
49,, the call. Michigan Southern also largely
Sought tsales .2,aoc) at sea u, and Fort
Wayne l0sgS 1909 While in the other
,way shares there well distributed business
5aer prices than Saturday afternoon.
~ The FIRST regular board there enormous bust
nas transacted at advancing prices Erie tsaes $50
aa,eI sold up 10 SO and closed per cent higher
ahsE AZ the same time on Saturday New York Central
<,eseJ ~ higher Reading Ia, Michigan Central q.
Michigan Southern "a Illinois Central u, Cleveland
sud httshurg Ia, Northwestern ASpreferredl, Fort
Wayne !, Toloio Wabash aud Western s., Ohio and
Xsessipri certificates a. Canton Ia Cumberland Coal
~, Western Union Telegraph !. Rock Island 81
Bower, the semi annual dividend OF Eve per cent;
1sasiosa r. Among the State stocks Tennessee skies
Of Tie issue advanced q. North Carolina
SoGas were y lower Government securities quiet
Coupon hvewenties Of 1862 showed an advance Of "a.
Seven thirty notes Of The second 4 lever,
eh,rd se,.es =.
Al She one O'Clock sessions the market buGysnt.
E<e sold ri s5S Y tssles 5000 shares, Michigan.
Etpthern sals 81 Rock Island 1851, Northwestern
presred 73s, rort wsyne 1921. At the halfpast
bcn,d prices well sustained and the demand for
srnwas shares undm,nished New York Central
Sacscd higher ~ Reading =, Michigan Southern u,
DnnNis central X, Cleveland and Piitsburg u, North
ssrtern Ia. Alter and Terre Haute preferred 4, Ohio
and Messslppi Certificates ., Quicksilver u, Mariposa
y, preferred Il. Cumberland ~ lower Western
Cson Telegraph Il. state stocks strong, aud
9eruessee sxos, new, advanced "a. Government
sses we're weak under report that dvetwenties
suosd at ea1i in London The latter, OF the issue Of
AGO., closed u lower, issue Of 1865 Il.
INC rance ~ quotations for government securities at
krtartnIs ..nrinr he year IL Ihns Indicated.
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vRoToS AQUEDUcT DEPARTMENT. --FUBLfo
" notice hereby given N all persons Interested the
construction Of the following street improvements 10 Wit
streets between tenth and Eleventh avenues in Hudson
street. between Grove and Hammond streets ana IN Green
wch street. between Christopher and Hammond
Houston street between Thompson and Laurens
streets between Fftyhrst and Fifty sixth Ninth
avenue and Hudson river: In Lewis street. between BRONZE
and Stanton Leroy between Bedford street
aud St. Luke places In Laurens street. between Canal apd
Broome Streets and outlet In Thry-tbird street
First Receiving basins and cuver ~ the south
east OF Fourth and Forty second north
west Of First and Forty hth northwest
of Eighth and fiyourth aouthesss
c-uer Of broadway and Fifty ninth street; norkwestcof
ne Seventh and Thirty second street. and eouth
east ce,.sr OF Eighth and Thrysecond Alse
rons pocn uavements In Fifty ninth street from h 70
Eenh ascnu.s. In Fifty ninth street from Eighth 70 Tenth
avenues, IN street, from broadway to West street.
rine street rom Fri 20 Front streets. and from Front
south streets; ih from Wall oIf ship
N rorv egntn iron sido OF Seventh
Broadway In Ffty.third stfet from sxth N seventh
nues In William street. frsm heass. u PEAR st,,~1 4,
Fifeh street from Sevenhso Ninth as-ue.. RI rhirt,eih
street from frss % FIFTH avenues; and in street. nor
mont aeains, the Receiving Reservoir Central
designated baretoiorc far opening Of t
adjourned II O'Clock A. N. o. Friday next bh inrsnc
THOMAS sTEPVl KS 49,
ROBERT L. DARRA,sH. asi
A. W. CRAVEN, -
Me- yayr nc..tar \ Iacf $500
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NEW YORK LIQUOR DEALERS SOCIETY. RE0U.
in monthly meeting OF this will held the
Metropolitan Rooms To Hester street. on Tuesday evening
October "a. a. hafpa- Seven oclcck Business III import
demands the Attendance o member ~ order
JOHN ". WILLIAMS, prcsidenL
JouS MrpcrASr. Recording Secretary
CPprfA NOTfcF.-THE MEMBERS OF pAcrFfC
- lodge No. zS y. and A. ~. hereby summoned "
meet AZ hcr rooms No Union square, ~ O'Clock
respect TO our decreased brother H. " Dppe w o.
A.B REED, W. NJ
IT 81 INTERNAL REVENUE.
" rolLKcroRs OyFfcT. Nfwrn nisrtrr \
CAT Lexington avenue, between sfih and Ssh suees,
September rs. It6
Notice Il hereby given the residents Of ihoT~.lfh
Nineteenth aud Twenty second wards OF the cts Of New
Yvrk comprising the above district that their annai
income rnd ennmerscd articles for the cfng pe
crmber ~ 1855 arc now due and payable a. the scse cd
dress before the l5tn day Of October 1871.
will be attendance receive The daily eundsyr
clceptedl, between the hours OF IA NJ. and3P.M
Bulls unpaid after October 18th viii be sabiec tor charge
o. twenty cents sud mileage for each notice srrve'.
r. ". EGAN. Cdeeinr.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC ART r.

PHoToGRApHIc ART.
LrREDRick's 4 co, PHOTOGRAPHERS. i7p
u Fnh avenue. between Twenty second and Twsny
third streets.
T1HHREOrYPE GALLERY, ON BROADWAY FOR
~ sale or half Interests doing good business rrc-ess
engaged la valuable paients Inquire a. ~ Broad
way. room No. 8. kHeN
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REsTAURAETs.
DEsrAuRANr-so. 90 BROADWAY. OPPOSITE
IL BOND street New York
FDwaRD wRHt. Brunch o. is ard - rnsnn sweet
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FINANCIAL.

4 LADY, JUST COMMENCING BUSINESS, WISHES
"A tho loan o. $50 on good security Address H. H. b.
station u, Bible House.
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AEMFHIS. TENN, CUUPUNS AND PAST DUE IN
1Sl DEHTFDNESS.-By ordinance passed by the Board
% Mayor and Aldermen, September 25 1861 ordained
that the past due bonds and Coupons Indebtedness OF the
city Of Memphis be received for dues owing the city
fundubc in thirty bonds OF 81 90 EACH
cent interest and payable IN the city ~ Memphis semi
ally for the following Bonds and Coupons, issued and in
dorsed by the city Of Memphis
Memphis Tenn city Bonds and Coupons past due
Memphis, Tenn. and Little Rock kailrOad Coupons past
due.
Memphis Tenn Charleston Railroad Coupons past due.
Memphis, Tenn Ohio Railroad Coupons past dne.
Memphis Fem Mississippi. and Tennessee Railroad cou
poDs past due.
Inquiries for further particulars mall otherwise
VIII receive punctuai attention Address
PIT. HUGHES,
City Comptroller, Memphis, Tenn.
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American forts.

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ksSs ssr f Fs sns r ss,c
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pss" bs ss asas s. Ss k Ssss
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ws i !, sSes le 2ssf rau " Hswss rnSS a
% sy ss"de sn end ss,sa .1so sr, sn
selvor; hsrls Tidal Nsys nsdley; 3ob, sesmer Mon.i
BALrtyonf,. SEPT ~ ,rr b,it Romance. duncan VA:
,1s frr .aaeira ys,.n,sn BrS ANDERSON from
smith slissd East Iarpo cid scainsr sem.raet,
Ts 1, isa~ siS' issss ss: .1 Finer
KELSEY Res.ou; sarah sdsrnsn, shcrnsn Providence.
s.s sss seq s s s isSsss' ss ss'' Ma.
s ps sS ,p,s ors o,s r wyse
clsRrssros Sep, ss--Ar scar Maine Law. .msbury,
ELIs9oRru. sept 9l-ca .chr julia A Rich. Higgins
rML RIVER scg, .sar' Bsn ,y, ye,r, Charles r..
a-n. I'D ferns. chsmpIn. Tisaps,hrori Te,npsasce
sasscy El"ss.'hycri "a .sars KaoSs Pratt, s.s y
GALVESTON, sep, is--Ar p1s xsripcsa, staples, Ban
HOLMES HOLE Sep, - p Mar brig Scotland Rosr
Boston fof Philadelphia; .chrs Eyra, h,ncroft Phlnde
phla or Salem cprnela Prev, Ezabethport for Boston
Nhtsss Lonv Hayes ~ Gcog for naitnora; Fred Fish
DAVIS. Tanlamouht, Davis. j Wainwright, Morris;
rrh-atm Anna. Fhomps1u; Iyse Bacheider. Snow
Charles Paige ~ lax aud " Reed, S,nelmau Boston
for PhiadelphlA IDA WkeGier Dyer Portland FOR dot
Jnmes Hair, Hickman, Sym for do. Al,irs, Atknson
Boston for NYofs. SD schrs Eisfs, Corncis.
p sehrs Gertrude Ccaiwru Iastport for phla
f,s & SsdSsr t'i Pager
Reed
NV ORLEANS, SEP, Is below, seeinsup, ship Susan
Links Atwor from Calcutta. bnrk Robert, Carter from
Boston, At Qrsranine iI BcAsis tBr). Berry from -
Thomas CID b rt TRAIN, Nieeper. Boston
NEW HAVEN, sep p-krr brig Z W Armstrong, SEQ
hcd Ponce; chr upeAs Ersbeshpor; sioop southport,
Nsw BBnroYp, Soy. ~ -sud .cars Waterman Chase,
HASTrCN Ell SEPT 3 Arr sebr Pavilion, naser, Wort
otD rofET, SEPT 1-asr IN Hampton Road orig !
epsis an cook, down with ehs md fever schrs Maria
| HUH II BAKER Portland for baltimore.
| PENSACOLA, Sept it--Ar brigs Mer~flth Graves,
Boston 2sl Handy Thorp 0syeson CID 18th barb Boar,
isalhbun Lserpo1l brig wisve. Leckie, rensrihe;
1915 bars rcesseh. spossss do issh Ambsesine. Owens,
~TfIiTkprtfufA Ferit ~ Arr Roman. RAksr-
psetcr barg kessss Snedou Tufks Island. schfs "
! val, Lane rssmcs,t. ssrrsss frosn. ss'"ai tc~.
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aDown the Hatchway., ;,

One day, when the flag ship of an English
commodore was lying in the Bay of Naples,
she was honored by Welt from the King
and ROYAL family, with suite, who came out
in gilded barges and the full parade of roy
atty. The ship was dressed from deck to
truck in holiday attire side boys were mus
tered at the ropes, the marines presented
arms, the guns Numbered forth royal sa-
Lutte, and the Commodore welcomed his guests
to the quarter deck with the politeness beft-
ting an officer of rank. One of the suite,
spindle shanked and guadily attired Neapoli-
tan, strayed away from the party, and cruis-
ing about mldships, espied a windsail, an
object he had never seen before. As 1t was
fully expanded by the air. he took it for pill
lar, and folding his arms, leaned against 1t,
when IL yielded to his weight and he disap-
peared below, heels overhead, with velocity
that was actually marvellous, as was his es-
cape from any injury. The mishap CHANGED
to have but one witness. This was a veteran
tar, who, approaching the quarterback, and
touching his hat, said respectfully: III beg
pardon, commodore, bat one of them ere
kings has fell down the hatchway."-Eng-
{ish paper.
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A Hot Place.


From letter from the Plains.
Oar evenings are cool. and when the days
march has not been too tasiguing the soldiers
gather around q cedar wood campfire. and in
their way indulge IN camp gossip. / listened
to discussion last evening on the compare
tive merits, or rather dement's, of the various
military posts at which they had seen ser
vice.
3 candidate from Rouse's Point presented
its claims, who was distauced by another
from Detroit, who was, in fact, ignominious-
lp routed by e eayalryman who had wintered
at Psmbina.
(Which ls the hottest post ?" was logically
and meteorologically the next question.
Tampa Bay, Key Wost and Point Isabel
were all warmly discussed but the discus
sion was ghly-indsed, one might say
Theoretically -olossd by a three-chevroned
veteran, who with Homeric wave of the
hand, imposed silence.
e'Ail were attention TO the war-liko man
When, rising from hls couch, he thus began"
''BOys, did any of you ever hear of Fort
Yuma?"
Not one of them
'Well, Fort Yuma is clear over beyond Ari
IONA, near the Gulf OF California where moth
ing grows nor flies, nor runs It's the hot
test post, not only In the United States, but in
creation, and Ill prove 1t to you, on see /
was ordered there Blk years ago, and hadn't
been there two weeks. IN the month of Au-
gust, when two corpovals died. They had
been there ever since the post was a post-in
old Hofnan's time. Well, they both died,
and where do you think they went %
No one could possibly imagine.
why, 1'ii tell you, they both went straight
to hip
Profound establishment IN the auditory
'Yoa. but they hadn't been gone forty eight
hours-hardlY time to have their descriptive
lists examined and put on fatigue duty down
below-when, one night, the hospital stew
ard was walked up in a hurry, and there he
saw the two corporals."
Wet 10 you want Gays he. You know
them hospItN stewards are always surprised
at soldier's syer wanting any thing. What
DO you want, sage he.
We want our Blankets says they.
After that you needn't talk TO me about
any place being as hot as Yuma r
The auditory separated In silence
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Vn-9ays 2drestissmsnts $.
FOR SALE.

r. LOTS in B. Dayenport's third addition
LEI to the city Rock Island.
Eighty Four acres of land near Coaltown in
Moline Township.
100 cords of dry oak wood.
Apply to BAILEY DAVENPORT.
Rock Island, Sept. 90, l866--dwlm.
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GUARDIANS SALE.
State of Illinois,
Rock Isfand Countv "A

State of Illinois,
Rock Island County, -.
To the May Term, A. D. 1866. of the Ri
Island County Circuit Court. In Chancery.
In re. Petition of Jarvis Hartley, guardian 81
rah Shaw, Edward G. Shaw, and Mary J. Jaw,
minors, &C.. to sell Real Estate Of said rnors
NOTICE is hereby given, that by Woe of
IN a decretal order of said Court, enfed in
said cause, on the 10th day of MAY. A. 1865.
l shall, on Saturday the Iwenty-seyent day OF
October. A. d. 1866, at the hour of 2 clock p.
M, at the north door of the Court Hor,, in the
city OF Rock Island, in the County I'D State
aforesaid, sell, at public vendue, to y highest
and best bidder therefor, the followin described
Real Estate, situate in the said Couf of Rock
Island and State of Illinois. to wit: he W or
OF the 9 or, and the or of the or, both IN
section twenty-one CAY in townshiriIteen tlbl
north OF range three ~ west of theth Principal
Meridian, containing eighty acresnore or less,
subject to the estate of dover oSarah Morrs
therein.
Terms OF SALE:-One third csh in hand at
time of sale, and the balance inwo equal pay
ments at the expiration of on and two years
thereafter, deferred payments bear interest at
six per cent., and to be secu1 by mortgage on
the premises sold.
Rock Island, ILL.,, Sept. IS, A. D. 1866.
HENRY CONNOLLY,
Special aster in ChaRcery.
OSBORN & CURTIS,
Solicitors for Petition.
Mrs. Morris will releas her night OF dover TO
the purchaser at the sale. sept29d23d.
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Crosby Opera House Art Association
Scheme.

The Opera House, Art Association scheme,
which Mr.. Crosby is patiently celebrating and
conducting to sure success, may literally be
said to have assumed dimensions of national inn
portance. It is as well known household
word from Maine to Texas, and has indssoubly
connected Mr.. Crosbys name with the world of
art. To accomplish this has been literally a
berculean task. The intricate details of organi-
cation, the establishment of an almost endless
chain Of agencies, the printing and distribution
of thousands upon thousands of choice engrav-
lngs, the collection of the finest works from
american easels, the preparation of ADVERTISE
menus IN which line Mr.. Bonner even is cast in
70 the shade, and the perplexing details of Office
So as,ness-. all these elements have combined to
annrec; stneme, the magnitude of which few can
A' great as Is the scheme, equally great has
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BARGAINS

To THE AFFLICTED.
DIR. KNAPP IL SON.
Physicians and Surgeons, formerly of New York,
are treating successfully all
CHRONIC DISEASES,
Which embraces the best and most approved me-
thods In this and other countries for the cure OF
all Chronic Diseases. They treat successfully all
nervous and Neuralgia affections, all forms of
Scrofula, Fever Sores and Old Ulcers, Dyspe psia,
Diseases of the Liver, Constipation, all Skin Dis
easet, Pulmonary Consumption in its early stagss,
Paralysis, Epilepsy, Salt Rheum, Headaches, all
Heart Diseases, Diseases of Children, and
Seminal Weakness, & Sexual Diseases,
Which are carrying thousands to their graves an
nually.
EYE and EAR.
They treat successfully, on new method, all
diseases OF the Eve and Ear. They have had
more extensive practice, and better successin the
treatment OF all
Diseases of Women,
Than any other Physicians in America. They
have cured women who have been confined to
their bed for years. They never fail to
Rheumatism.
In all stages; matter of how long standing.
They cure
As 9TH INA,
so it never returns. They have Sure Cure tor
the distressing disease,
HEMORRHOTDS, or PILES.
They cure all Diseases of the Throat and Lungs.
CANCERS.-They have had an extenHve prac-
tiee and wonderful success in the treatment OF
Cancers, which they cure without eating them out
using the Knife. Let those who have Tunors
and Swellings, or red spot, lose no time In hav-
ing it attended to, as timely treatment may save
them from the horrors, suffering and death OF an
open cancer.
CATARRH CURED. 80
They are treating Catarrh on new system which
sure cure for this disease.
Their consultations for years have averaged
| from five to seven thousand year, which gives
them experience unsurpassed by any, and
equalled only by Jew.
va Remember they do not promise to cure all
stages of disease While all diseases curable,
| if taken in season, all stages Your case
may be durable this week, not neIt-to-day, NOT
| tomorrow; hence the danger of delay.
| No Case VIII be Received, when there are
any Doubts of Cure or Relief.
Our terms are CASH; hence the money mus,
| be sent with all orders for medicines. 1t costa
from Eve to fifteen dollars per month, to doctor
with US, which includes medicines.
N-The poor will be favored. -
CONSULTATION FREE.
Patients must write their name, State, post of
nee address, plainly. All letters requiring an n
swer, must contain letter stamp, and be addres
| Illinois. " s-..4.e.
NAAny of the above diseases can be treatet
successfully by the patients describing their cast
| in q letter, when they cannot see u.s.
DR.. KNAPP, who has visited Rock Island reg
uariy the past six years, be consulted at the
Island City Hotel, az follows:
| MONDAY, OCTOBER IST.
| MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10Th.
| MONDAY, JANUARY 2lsT, 1861.
| MONDAY, MARCH 18TH, 1867.
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LOST.

4 BUNDLE containing two pairs of pants
n and a vest, was purchased at Snyth's cloth
ing sto ye yes,erda and the bundle is lost. Any
one who find. the clothes will receive IS reward
by leaving them at James BroderIck's, Shamrock
House. In the Third Ward. sept2sd3t
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FOR SALE.

A fine brick residence, on the. bluff, brick
a shed and barn, carriage house, ETC., etc
The place has a view superior to any surrounding
Rock Island. There 10 plenty OF ground ana
splendid garden with all kinds of fruit trees, etc.
Terms reasonable. M. MANA.
iylldtf
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CARD.

THE Rock Island Brass and String Band.
under the direction Of Prof. +. Riemann, -
now prepared to furnish music for Balls, Psrtiess
Excursions, Pic Mics, &C., and would respectfully
solicit q share of public patronage.
Orders left at Devoe & Champions or the Her
mann House will meet with prompt attention.
F. REMAIN, Leader.
Rssidence-Corner of Otter and Orleans Stress
NIB Prof Riemann is prepared to give les.
sons on the Violin, Guitar, and all wind instru.
ments.
Music carefully arranged for Bands.
Terms Reasonable iulysdwtf.