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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-06
SOLD OUT,

SOLD OUT,
Il HE subscriber has sold his tobacco and
! cigar store, stock, fixtures and business to
Mr.. C. P. Hengstles, who will carry the bust
ness at the old stand.
All persons indebted requested 10 call, at
the old stand, aad settle. NJ. SCHLEGEL.
ulyl0dtf.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-06
AN EFFECTUAL WORM MEDICINE.

BROWNS FERhIFCGE COMFITS,
Or Worm Lorenges. Much Sickness, undoub ted-
Iy, with children and adults, attributed to other
causes, is occasioned by worms. The t'vermifupe
Comfits,' although effectual in destroying worms
can do NO possible injury to the most delicate
child. This valuable combination has been sue
cessfully used by physicians, and found to be
safe ana sure In Graduating worms, hurtfuI to
children.
Children having Worms require immed late at
attention, as neglect of the trouble often causes
prolonged sIce ness.
Symptoms of Worms in Children are often over
looked. ~orEs IN the stomach and bowels C use
irritation, which can be removed only by the use
OF sure remedy The combination of ingredi-
snts used IN making Browns ''VermIfuge Com
fts' Is such as to give the best possible effect
with safety.
CURTIS 6 BROWN, Proprietors New York.
Sold by all dealers IN Medicines, at % CENTS per
box. mav2ldwlV
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-06
FARM FOR SALE.

MINI FUH bHLAs
T OFFER my farm. in Edgington, for sale.
1t comprises so acres of land, all under good
cultivation, with good fences, good house,
large new barn good orchard, two good wells,
&c, &C. Price 81 ,000-one-haf down, the bal
ance in easy payments. Enquire on the premises
Also, about miles from the place, have Is
acres of timber land for sale.
E. yANCAMP.
Edgington, Sept. 3-dwtf.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-06
WaNTED --AGENTS

WANTED. --AGENTS.
nj ALE and Female at S75 to $3.50 per
lN month TO sell the celebrated
nlmon Sense Family sewing Machine
PRICE $500.
This machine will do all kinds of work equal
the high priced machines, and is the only prac-
tcal and reliable Cheap Sewing Machine in the
world. Send for descriptive circulars. Address
SECOMB & CO.,
Chicago, Ill. or Cleveland, Ohio.
Principal Office, No. Custom House Place
Chicago.
mch2iwiy
40 get JOB PisiNgi ~ .,t.9 f@...
Cal =, Ia. !,
TO GET JOB PRINTING Do>R N-tn
r.-s Ia CAL j; til, A.
80 GET JOB PRINTING DONE Will,
Gail II tie Argus oa,.;.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-06

The business in future will be continued at the
old stand in Camden Mills by the subscriber,
who would ask for continuance of the liberal
patron age bestowed the old firm of Young
Brothers. VIM. YOUNG.
Oct2d lmw3n
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-06
DISSOLUTION.

TTVHE partnership heretofore existing under
Ill the name of Young Brothers, in Camden
Mills, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
All the business of the firm will be settled by
VIM. YouEg. F. N. YOUNG,
VIM. YOUNG.
Camden Mills, Ills, Oct. /, 1866
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-06
BARGAINS !!

T OFFER for sale four ten acre lots of land
| at Port Byron. Terms easy. Inquire of Rog-
er-Bell, Esq, Port Byron.
sep25w3wd2taw. J. J. BEARDSLEY.
, 1866-09-14

woop's MrsErn.-A good house greeted the
third appearance Of the Invisible Prince" last
evening. The !. r. IL grand tragic, roclodrn-
nalic, Ecrio-comic, opcratc, fantastic, romanlle,
tfIy extravaganza. written very much in the ttylc
OF John DrouEhasn's pocahontas1 and like II. is
nainly adapted to Al. and his policy. To de-,
IN which eyeFy,hIng tn! ls nbsnrd, comic
is1eptessi5le sambe. wf55 calls himself Horsco
Greeley. Jennie. Hight. as tae 1n' isible Prince,
looked every inch kiug, and In lhe assumption
Of the character cIeated qnite sensation by the
perfect abandon which she lhrew into It. Lc
Goynes low comedy in The part Of Fuutond was
excellent, though bordering u times on the ab-
Eutd and ridiculous. Ass- Barry ~ Apficotiua,
was perfectly at home, and the Charming naivite
Ssjth which .he inhned The character, Was perfect
ly charming. Miss RicLo1I. a. the Fair Princess,
did The Iiple she had to do in an excellent mAn.
NAV "7.~ AA~.stc elItcte were good. particularly
he ore which duty esss nstess Ts e
member alleht, in the s-4a.AAa'n"et = -N'sols .
Dream" Te-nfslt The inviaible Prince,
AcVicH1R's THHA1R1-"C1Alrvoyance OF
Inc Man With the Wax Figures" WAS again pre-
seossa ~ evening to ( good honse. II will be
AcAnE3T Of AEs1c.-Ke1ly Icons Mtnstrels
arc playing nightly 10 good houzes,
OutoAe bkNK11T al the S0pexa House TUea-
day afternoon was Tremendous 4ueces3-the
house being crowded. The beneficiary made 4
humorous speech, which wAs received Wlth Yap-
1uroQA applause.
, 1866-09-14

[Srecial Deapalth to the Chicago Trlhnnc.}
~lsEIpGEiOn7, September l3-l p. m.
CiFATEn-4lon{rcat, 1t. Louis, ss-NG II lumber !.
NnEc. FEieHn II. 3irlsnnnn, Ottawa, e1.4l5 It Inn.
bef, M 18th Gypsy Qurcn. st. Louis. tcs Il luln-
ber dictator. Peoria, ,se It lumber An=Da, .sll
II lumber, lsa0 lath Mount Adams No. .. Joliet,
e t9 II 1umeg. 1870 'ah l,eer Park No. :, Ctlca
Champion St. Louis. $500 II lumber Ic1tnncc Jcct
6tse It lumber, 1860 lath.
ArllvEn-laly Franklin. lcnoht. 50 y1s rubhle
stonr Allalrpa. Lcnou 20 yis subblr s.oue; Inves-
tiTatof. Jcmoat q yl.s rubble stonc Is yds mrneIon
ttone ~ 5. Gurnet, LenoHt- Il ytis dimension eone
Colonel CLAIMING. Lcmons, Il .d~ dimension stone Il
Cooley, Lamont 50 yds rubhic ssope; f. Barnhar1.
ih.l's fridge. 10 tnua sand: asa Belle, w1ll"w
Springs, 7tDe pressed brick Energy. Aux Sable 5so
1u corn; God Rcd, Ottawa. 3,sso bu corn; Seneca
Ottawa, go lu Contest, Norris 500 bn corn
rrpr EieE Eros, LaSalc, 1.S1 ba corn go bu whcat
= brls rous, G:s watcs1nelous.
DElE6EroE1. September 1S-l0 r. m.
ClEAR1p-H. Cooley, lemont; ". S. Gurntc, Le
rnont +. F. Gale. 1emont; Aleulppa, Lc.aoas Colo
nel Manning, lcrlonti Lady Franklin. Icnont 1nvcs
tEdor. Lcuoni; LeviAihau, Joliet. 12hS ns kiayr.
and heading propeller Sam Vail Pekiu. St II sh!ne:es
nj ttavcs and heading. 10 tons merchandise propeller
Chicago. Las allc e. So II lumber, barge No. !, lnSae
barge No. !. Lasa!!e, Monarch, Lockpor aalos Il ,um
hcr. so lath Tobacco Plant. = lumber. ath
7!zabcth, Ctiea Cafett. Chaunahou. u 80 II lumbc.
>. Shingles, m laih; J. D. Preston, Lemont y Sc
sr,.t- 1}o cubic # Timber, IN lath f. Eusaham
,t~s +, inee Loekp0st, S 100 II lumber, IN laih ~
Tnran-,o., 'aatsclll.s, m lumber Imperial Minoo
srr,.yn-clb,s,, At, Prison, 1s1 yds Hp.rap ktonc
S,a.s and S,s.scs TIL, y $50 bu corn: D. C. Norton
Joliet Mound % leu xrA s Il yds coboc stone; L. u
LOOMS. Lc,nout. - yds rrnc't Stone.
, 1866-09-14
Honors TO the soufhs srn Ioyal,,r,.

Hartford, September IA large meeting I'm,
held n Tie North Church this evening, to hssr
speeehes nom ahe Southern LnJalts1. Hundreds
Neis unable n 70 gsin admtttanee.. Speeches vcrc
Hon. Aiben Grimm, or Aiabama, Genersi smiih'
Hop. j. s Fowler, OF Tennessee, aud oihers.
The enthusiasm Was great, and the speakers
lonEued With cheaEs for liberty and she right
NEV foRK, September 18.-The Southern dele.
gates were entertained by tho Loyal Leagre Club
1his evening. !he banquet vas select, and the
At The other meetings, -
, 1866-09-14

pointed 10 carry out the provision Of tho fore
going resolutions.
Ar. =. +. Waite prcscnted tho following:
Rtso@rfd. That It Is recommended by khlA COM
ruicc th4t every association In this city In arm
rathy With the objects Of this meeting, al oncc take
The appropriate action to Join In lhls reeepl,on
and notify the committee Of snch action.
adopted.
The meeting then adjourned.
, 1866-09-14

Cinctnnntf Atnfkrt.
Especial DrsoatviI to tic Chicago TElhnuc.]
t:iScISSAT1, September l:.
FIorR-Actlvc md nr1n with .alcs Of extra at slod
Gii.is, and !amily AT s12.tpgIs.s0.
GEAtS-Wa mt In good demand, offerings llctt. Sales
ofSo.l new red winter at tar:saeo; So.c spring ut
Com active and rner. Sales Of No. mixed nj
G&Gsc. Oats In good demand Sales Of No. at 3t:e
&c. Itye and firm. Sales OF No. new at &C
Barley quiet hut hrn,.
Co11ox-s,ea''y hut quiet. Midtlline3tKc.
WiIlsxEY-Acl!ycnnd Arm. Sales of free at se31 ;
bonded at Tic.
lr"y1s1oxs-1FrcEnlnr. Mess PORK in better ,lcmnnl
safrH Of 80 Iris nt ts,,s5. pncun dull, only jobing
sales. Dak mcats Inactive no sa1e. Inrd In better
den antl. fntcs er no tres prime rity 1t lac.
MoSKH-Ctose. Exchange dull. 100 discount 10 PAR.
, 1866-09-14
0RwcNu Market
Oswkt7o

oswt0o, September 1a
FLnrR-Attivc but unchanged; ali.00 for No.
EnylnE; sI:so for nd winter, and }1sm for double
sttFA.
GHasx-Wheat scarce and quotations nominal. Corn
6Fn, but dull No. Illinois, Other grains scAfcr
and nominal.
CasAI FnEtaHrs-steady: Flour. &C: wheat. lie
Lumber, n 90 70 tho hudson.
LAKK lNrsokr4-Eone.
CAnA k1rox1a-lIsoobu 1 bu Wheat; sl,soo uu corn.
, 1866-09-14

>, Hiss Tcnnessee, tho Great Magnetic
pocttess aud Claitvoyant, has established an in
above Harrison street, where she may be consult
I'd Oh al matters pcrtsinlug TO life and health.
When desired, she will go into an unconscious
stale, and give tnfoI Of great importance to
the inquirer. Pasalyzed persons made to walk in
= lev days. Cancers extfuctcd. root and branch:
Hu ro nlns esn
ma, and &1t diseases of the nervous eyetcH, cpl.
lepsy, ate; 1heumatism, neuralgia, dyspepsia, dis.
eases Of ihc blood treated with lIkc beneficial re-
enlls Thoee not able to call personally, may sd
dress Lock Box 3sss, Post 0nec, Chicago, Illinois.
In every case. W365
, 1866-09-14

The Mothers Remedy for NIL DE-
eases with which children nrc afflicted is MRS.
WlNSiOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. II relieves
The child from pain, cnrcs wind collie, regulates
The ftou,ach and howcls, and. durinc the process
oftcethtnc, Il gives rcst and health to the child,
and csrr cs 1t safely through tie critical period.
, 1866-09-14

Selling OF 11!!4Gtlhc. Receipts, Il cars.
PROVISIONS,
FORK fEr,cr and more aciivc 4, ss.1:x buyer octo
pcr $3c,l5 cash.
, 1866-09-14

Sts 1uuts Nnrkct.
[spcctal Despatch 10 The ChIen.o Tr,hunc1
er. Lorts, September IL
IonAeco-sttahy. Lncs from 911o to s6.to shipping
leaf from 1850 10 s1c5; manufacturing lear from
el3.2t 10 sJ2.SO.
FLorH--Steady and trm; Xxx at 5000; XXX Mt
ati.@ super nt $3.50.
GRAES-Wheat higher Mt sl,63ae.1O for spftn. and
$fns la for fall Corn firm Ela6.c for mixed and
yellow nn Gtitc for white. oals dull at SIG 93tc lssp
dull at u&sflc.
lEovis,oss-stefs pork steady at t5t.eo 7 br1.
Wn.kkEY-strongcr nj s?.2shte.:c.G7.
, 1866-09-14
Toledo Market.

4oA&ANg scptG1OeS& -.
FIorE-quter.
GrA1x-hcat optnt, &c better Tor winter bat closed
vita the advance LOST taes Of new white Michigan II
s9hks ks6 amber at t!.aiAts7a6; extra 1nols spring
Oats 1c heiter FaleH ii Sc.
lA6E EEEIoNIe-Jowcr, at SXc for corn 70 pp1{n.o,
, 1866-09-14

DISTINCTIONS AT 4 B,uDeE.-1a!;c strcet bridge
was unnecessarily opcu full half hour 1nst eve
ming, the tenders AwtnginG 1t Just as vessel was
passing Madison street bridge and moving slowly
lrsd people ~as kept waiting By this performance
for which there IVES no occasion or excuse.
, 1866-09-14
1A"ANTED-Agents-En every county,

\ATANTEO-Agents-En every county,
~ ,;n, soE anT ne. sna highly IrpaIar sah.crr,,n
r. ard vary In rrier fEo:l t,H 10 ftoo VIZ hart
tsl hundred nstnt. N thc ae.t wl'n ar n1..'ins
sang ~ hea a 80 r~E wcrG. aad aayhoty Of 'rtl'
huslne-a capacity. un!itri with thr dfsrre u =
any her business make tsocy In tais- Now IL
ths lime thst farmers aad ohs.s arc -: y Their
Esfy nne inaueements to Gnd asent, On ,pc'le
want an agent for in :hr county whict the april
cant Ess!ars, any other. he NAV s!s-lgnate- =
III W113
, 1866-09-14
At1bRDv ftuft1r 11urkrt,

Atbnny tsntttt Market.
Especial Dcsrntch 10 The Chicago Trihnnc.1
.--..--.. ALBANY, September IL.
DEEF cAT1LE-Thc surpy of cattle |. rnn,n1.a
lively llcht This ~erk. nn. prices aro t,akc u =
higher. tho s1e1test nvance being tnci.um grades
stlkEl'-Atr nrGlcrtetl.
ll0Gt-th good demand Mt l0kailkc
, 1866-09-14
N1ANTED-AEents-Fnr" WOMET
W OF THE WAi!,t nrw work hy Frank Si,nlrr

OF THE WAN," nuw work hy Frank M.x,r~.
uytrfawinE With pslhas and s.,st touching srut-
msI:":;tno.son E.en1nx Tsaas<sia, 1ac .t!l pl4sd
nnse :sslr"-i York tribune. Evening transcript,
Hartford G:nes nd Hsstfbt,; ls!ly tousaat- ,..A
wrr 'ue work IN the h.nrs nt tho A,ldrfs ft,cnis
threnf hant the e9nnssJ-isos1n Exen!ng Tran
crnnt'rn." Hart!ora E.ralnk I':.~a. "a wn;x Of
abs1rf Ing !plrre2t."-iflaF1Erd I,aly Fo*t- "tt Il
uy: 3pe!nfuelh ltspnb!lc u. ~fu.s..slnG > ltr.a
sna r !aF =. +. swp t,.,,1 rnnli.n ~saoss
1t~ r,ost popular anti attractive work ever sid "
;ire.. T. 4. TREAT. iI3 kousa c1sss.si. Chicago ill.,
r,,1@ ~ E ~ " y ~
, 1866-09-14

Prus<ing.s Pure Cider Vinegar will
preserve pickles, and is warranted pure, Ask
four grocer for no other vinegar. Largest works
81 the Kind IN the Uuiicd Stalts. CnAHLts G. E.
Pnrss1xo, $50 and aii State street Chicago.
, 1866-09-14

fInsoSA1.-Dcnnison 3. Smith, Esq, Toledo !;
Dr.. D. l. Aagruder, United States Army; Colonel
.. G. Burbank. Minnesota Colonel J. Medbcr7y.
Ohio DR.. John j. Fuller, Arkansas; Gcuc.sI G.
H. Crane, United States Army, and General Oaw-
son nte stopping nt the fremont House.
, 1866-09-14

Horse Salye. and yon will use nothing else for
CALLS scratches cuts, strains tere.. swellinss. sis
the hoof. sold By druggists at any cents a box.
Burnhams + van Shack, agents for Illinois,
suS<.n 49l .19t.rT-T1t.Y
, 1866-09-14

AT1ExrTEp sr1c1DE.-Lucy Conncll. character
we'll known to the authorities as a ftcqurn!cr Of
the Bridewell and police courts, was arrested yes
teruay for being intoxicated, ana conveyed 10 the
Third Precinct Police Statiou. AtG o'clock last
evening m officer found bcr swinging By her
shawl from her cell window, and cut he: down
before she had swung herself out Of existence, as
she evidently was intending to do,
, 1866-09-14

Go to our friend N. F. Merrill for tho
best stock Of Kerosene Lamps, Lanterns, Chande-
lte!s and 1ahle Glassware, ETC., Il and - Man-
dotph street. mss
, 1866-09-14

f1cuNoHn, September 13-Ffve neyv casca O,
Cholera were teported during tbs last tEcntT-foni
hours, two Of which were fAt1l. ~''
, 1866-09-14

ln thlA ety on The 18th Inst. OF consumption. IRA
D: WHEELER, aged % ycafs. N>0
Fune1n no = the residence ot c. H. Wheeler sIs
state r.. satrrday At O'Clock p. NJ Friends ma n-
Vtted 10 attend without further notice, ~ A
In this elty Sept. Ieth. BERTHA LUCY, daughter Of
"fnIEs E1 ana f Efapfsn Ssssfhs: s .xsd = moniha
denee ss9 state-st, To-day friday at1 O'clock.
On The % nit Of choera, while attending the ses-
H. AAnLAT, y. H. aged - years, father Of Wra. 4.
, 1866-09-14

Paper Hang1nce and Window Shades
at greatly reduced pstece. F. E RIoBr, 50 RAM
dpfnh-St e5lS
, 1866-09-14

New York Stock aud Money 1Inrkct.
NV foEk. September l3.
MoSEI-Nf&hont chancr anl steady at 4a5 per cent
STERLING ExCnASGE-StcAdy At lcs{+ttsS.
GoLG,Nsthont decided chAnEe-orrnl9E AZ 14sH,
EDFEENkExT ETtCKE-pull.
FkEIauTs TO l1rxErooL-Without material change.
STHEG-EfESt5E. -
, 1866-09-14
ycxsela FaAACd DctfufG-

Vcx.elA FaA&Cd Detroit.
Especial Dspslch to tbc Chicago Tribunal
DEzso11. September -.
Cr-Sone. -....
DoNS-GetIc, Wolf Minis. Miner, Amuu!on, Wan,
Coca, breed. Cnba, Volunteer. Esval, Donknzn Sophla
Smith. Rising Star, uiawatha, Contest, Metropolis
Murray, AiAu0to.
WNp-SouthEcst.
, 1866-09-14
Real EState==Qftp.
IMPROVED.

FOR 6ALE-A new cottage with sfx
- rooms: and lot z51l1s fext TO aa5. On uorthwe5s
GoIoef q BlAckhATk and H1Elh1t-sts. Inquire At
Noom IL H. f. Church Block from II T. NJ Or at
| rhe hon@e. rs1
, 1866-09-14

Itrss-.I BoSp MoSEr.-Tllc estate Of George
Truss''f ca,;,e up IN ncw shape yesterday
George e. la,es, Esq, who acted az attorney for
Trus4 ell it, tosnc or the many indictments asain-t
the declared {havtns :. known him eIncc he WIS 4
hoyo. made an application to the presiding officer
ol,he HesoIdsCs coust fo' the nay1ncus TO him OF
rum O.: moIry 10 thc hau.te or The Clerk Of tue
coart, wh:rh hal been oepo*s,cd as colla.eral Sc
cnttty unun t,ai. bond. The :ase was disposed
rsselr. ;or tue money 50 tsposisel-two 1hoa.
tlal il bc refunded In reply, nan. o Hasa, Esu.s
cle.k; stated ta: IN his lifetime T,ussvli had e.
ceivcd 1.lls.tl Of The amount Mf. Bates then
waived his claim to the amonut exhibited a. i,.id
over. ard claimed The balanee. on the ground that
had made the deposit Of Tho funds. Here Sit. G.
Pope The ad;nlniss'or T. by .is attorney
Tie Glesi i;ttu 1aS Ing tic nunt, ,tupontle ground
That i.ioEss TO The estate, aud Is lc-lnatcly a
Tavt OF the a~scts winch his oath binds him to col
let The natter will be argued gu Saturday. II
r contFnd' % on tue part Of tie rcsponleni-the
from hA meane, by Bate-. ar Iii. Counsel.
, 1866-09-14

6EnxAs1s THE PcDIlc Observation-Disclosures
gentleman Of this city sends a communication re-
rpectins The Introduction OF German into lhe pub
lie schools. To publish IL would involve cnnlrn.
vct.y on the subject, in thcsc columns, Tor wlich
We Lave not room al present.
, 1866-09-14

a nErEScE FIsk>-chasles G. Lowry was yes.
tcrdaJ brought before United States Commission
CT noync, charged with m attempted evasion OF
The scstnue Law. in NOT placing Tho REQUIRED
aEG costs. NV
, 1866-09-14

1t u IN Off n,ootcd question, can Cons
most as i,:numerablc rs are thc victims TO this
fatal disease. On one ground all agree that Mars.
dcn's Pectoral Balm viii relieve every casc and
cure I majority. For sale BY MI Druggists. 1.S
, 1866-09-14

Observation-Disclosures Putpev, Knl.ht. a. TI1nt-
lin, In the recent enlargement Of ihc;r :rw mann
mo1h dry goods establishment. rzsapying Nos.
1Oa md iG7 axe street, have c:;.;cd .yrc1l .ooL
taste in The fitting nr. They ceua'1ed thc fix
tnt.s to J. G coe'.ranc, E>i-, thr ascitecl Of No.
naryeiors hear.r'- The cashier i desk, IN par
tlcnla:. Is mode. Of elegance. Sir. CochraAe has
only recently arrl. ed IN Chicago. bui has already
irc arcbitect
, 1866-09-14
N a Il II I Il d B.,
nj Il u

n his si!y: Sept. l9h, by Rev. E J, Goodspeed.
tIiE tlAEouOnE y. TuCE Err and Miss ANNA BRIGES
, 1866-09-14

For Glassware nnd Kerosene Goods,
our frleuds will Ind At Pope i Slocum's IL Clark
street: tho finest assortment al lowest prices.
They try and sell close. WIZ
, 1866-09-14

SUNDAY School fSsr1rtTE.-A Sunday School
Institute will be held NJ Esanslon, commencing
tomorrow, which the friends OF the Sunday School
are invited to attend. Rev. ]. H. Vincent, Of New
foIk, Mr. Eg.leston oil ihis city, and the officers
and stnEcpis Of the educational institutions at
Evaneton, will pay ticip4tr in the exercises and
meeting Of unusual interest is cxorcfed
, 1866-09-14

SrnESAnE.-ple.ident Burroughs, of the Chi
cago University, was the recipient OF se.cnate
last 7uesday escntug fiom somc OF Tho stndents
Of the University. The President appeated on
The veTnndah anil sva. euitabls addressed by MIR,
J. 7. Sunderland in behslt Of the students, and
responded IN fecln: m1,,ner, alter which the
serenaders entered the house and paid thcIr re-
spects TO The family Of their honorcd Instructor
, 1866-09-14
LOCAL MATTERS,

LOCAL MATTERS,
J. II. Turrla1n Il Co., Patent Agency.
9s and ~ Dearborn street. Patents procured and
Rights eDld on commission. 1lSl
The most wadcrEul medicine ever
known 10 man Is Metralfe's Great Rheumatic
Remedy. Tell your afflicted friends 10 Try Ii,
l. ord L Smith. Agents. Chfcacp ILL., x99
, 1866-09-14

Brs1.Ess cnAxGE.-lhc firm Of Willard /
Child, Wholesale Gstccrs. No. l:5 Sontl. Water
street. has lccn ai-snlvcd BY nlu:Eal consent OF
The parties, the dissolution, taing from the Isl of
September, and lie bnsinrss wflt now lie coutluc-
ted under the name Of ''Child j. Briggs TIE
thi> city. und there is .oud rca.on 10 know, from
The character and business at.ifife4 nr the E-ne-
composing ihc fiji n. that it will codtin-
Nc III Grsrrrc the same liberal IJltroaa.e it las
heretofore enjoyed.
, 1866-09-14

nEa1sE OF AN oLp Cl7tz5S.-John alien, Of
Elk Grove in this county, died on the lrst ol this
moEthsfrom injuries received while removing tho
decssel timbers Of an old log house erected by
himself In 1874. ME. Alien was The father of onr
present County Treasurer and was one Of the old.
est and most respected ctrizri,s In this county
Where he has resided tor thiFty--wo years. lie was
formerly from Vermont. lie 1eavcs widow and
four ch 1ren
, 1866-09-14
Gtraprn anu Stnlen.

: GTOIEN-St00R Reward. From the pas-
turr of 1he trhacxfper, tn Oswe<u, Ernd7l: tusfr.
il, between Thn1sday and Saturday e,e,::. -;.:.tla
and stb, blzc,s mare, 10 Whlta matt ~ - .4-.C
sass and P@fnaps at coli:;; i; tnere rss4 sssE
<1a eo1ns on both feru leSs. sha bekxeeo htecn
sixteen iada hikh dJc Iea1s old la4s spr11f. She
vim NIL foF fSt gsturu oE tho 3lao 1or
md tIeG r, ,LQVCKs. osHesps Keadall County, nj.
, 1866-09-14

New Mrssc.-Nusiral Thoughts for ;he Piano.
No. !, The Si:l,," roe:cr4c sen:iu,entalc, and
No The Smile rellia gracicusr, published
by Root Cady; aud -'Fapllens Dor waltz
arrangement. and o.illian: variations on Lena, for
the r:1no, prhlishc.. hy Lyon Il Ilea1y. arc inst
issued, from the pan ot Mr.. = I. Pratt. talented
young composer OF oar city, who has added large.
ayto lis reputation By the production Of these
really Cue composi1iets.