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, 1866-06-15
MASONIC CELERRATaON,
st. Johns Day at EtGin-A GRIND
Gathering Expected-Ihe Proc
&ramme.

4uE Na} Vu=<1fC1 ~ AaV4t+AA IL U1E AAA4-
ve1sary OF John the Baptist, {June a+th,J will be
celebrated On Monday, the 18th instant, on grand
scale by The Masonic fraternity Of this section a
Esgin. tcEtJ miles from Chicago on the Fox Rtyer:
s.as hst IL .i or S.., Sogss wl ssnd fo
counties hare already promised to Be represented.
The following is the otHc,al proxranme:
Broads ~, the Hight resting On Msiu street.
Apollo tonmaudefy Nc. !. knights Temp1ar OF
h,earo on the right, and The Lodges forming ae-
Il II oelocE lie Procession viii proceed under
The dsectlon Of the Lhiel Marshal and his Assist
sne, along Main ttrec. to Centre street, along Cen
to College street along College Street to Conege
Grounds, thence cas, 70 Coley's Grove.
n.asu41s or 1.fE 1Ar,
Assistant AasshA'f-azn. DANIEL Dusttn, Syea>
chst'fs: e:pt T. l. wan: & 9sns,a;, IL, !: i: ~
). 5. B!onson, wheaton: .Coi: /. 4. BfoTn. Men.
dcs Ssp sn S RsP*S F. 5;sa Gsn, CHARLES
oRDEB OF PROCESSION
Grt2l Western Band OF Chicago
President OF the p.y-P ?: g. n, fsn' B. 1stns.
eessis:; fits;?t:P + = E Pss PPssss. ST.
cn'ssf9 i S y y i = nsnt4 "; saSh 3st.eo as5cs'
r. H., Il, Cleveland, Chicsco.
| oss!es-Rcv; i. !. s.: joan, ei caie.xo;
| aFo!0 %0AuAaAu4Eft 1*u. -, 0la&4N AeA4pAHAs vi
Oriental Lodge No 81 o. ehic.ao, md other Lodges,
= according to number. Ia fuh RECALLS
ORDER or ExERc1sEs.
L Upon arrival at the grounds he Fraternity
Will be called to ordef by the President OF the dsy
Hns1f . "a ,Anstsesn bI re choir; Yas, p t,.,,v
Chicago.
faycr BY TIE Chaplain -ltev. T. a. kesd;
| Autic-" Star spangIed banner, GfeaI We=s-
| cru hsnd.
| g. Ofauon-ReT. = - st" 1ohn.
| Music" bufns' Adis1t py the ehonl
/ y. Benedaeuoh-bJ rev. II y. Atea1son.
| the AVERY aoase FATE io5 dinoef'
!! ~ FRs1teown Resenss1 ,o.< 4: - 1'e'' H. S'a1''
/ y. Benenirt,on-By Rev, u. C. Houard.
|
! hmfoso Fefeeotaees-A aeior.
IN IMeaEo> Hases alte1 1non.n1 VI ennA :,
IN bnnR1nz sbous nreh Needed chan2s-sha
abolfhmeut Of the percentage ays.em on raslfoad
rtcke1s Heretofore . large majority OF the uckerB
sid b.va he&n rrhs.rs .o = aetnr.,nr ~ %tar ton
~. tsrr osSshis ~ f,rt.f srrnts hacfmsn heicI
SnorrTs' &c. The spiriI Of conpetl ion la
| .Tr ~ hjun 1hst erentk ~ the ntnrs
Iun h,p- 81 eeu rku tr.i,e1rd @ ihrau,E ;he VEL.
.srh of srhnm ynnst fakn h,s mr. cen.ape Isndiors
Vim wan1n fnf1nce euett 70 ftke naYt,cuIa- linz
were en,ilied to per ceutage. backuieu Nho dsoyc
- .,ic H. X fbs 'nt9 ~ w, n,9a
The em.enIenee hss been fhst ali ihh rnads adont.
tnr fhe 1sne tacs fhe nuroper or ickets sold by
! t.eh usa shonf ,he ssre ~ n fhaI hid nor
n-sn ,r.rr, n IN whiI rs1rs h.ye hesn .hyanced nr
nfSidenn. lowered by ihc nroeees. sin Tors e
has ro. unfrroneniiy occurred thsi
irrenonstt,e srenfs hsYe Sod sesnnd RI. t,ekctx
| sI dret elsa fnres snd In othef WsTs iunoeed ou
l fhe nrcris trho nnrrh.aed thp,r itckets Tnt
, 1866-06-15
Markets by Telegraph.
MIDNIGHT n1AnKRT REPORT.

tspeciA Despatch to the Western Assoeased Prcss.1
HKW Y0X1. June II.
xoEEr.
Tht plethora In noue3 continues. and only node
zsto portion Of tho idle cst tsa here tuds employment
Tue demand for cal! lctns Il readily met At p cent
on miscellaneous secuHuea.
ncHAS1r,
Tit market fss exchange Is Steady, bat there has
not &c. been much done for saturdays packet Bank
era to-day bills On London are quoted 1t l9s1.
GOLD.
The gold market closed up at 1a74Sla7x. after
day OF great activity snd excittment.
0ovtHNhINr sKtustrIEs4
There VIE net much movement In Government &C.
cusiues thus sfernoon. btu tho market WAS very rn
On tho 1n4o coupons and compound no:es.
RAILWAY suAAH.
At the second retular Board thcrn waa but very
little done and few char but At Tho last open
Board thero VIA more tone Ana steAa1ness. Win
sltkht rally hom the lowest point On the leading
shares. .......-.-.-.
PETROLEUM AsD AEIsd sTookB.
The market tor petroleum and mining dharet Twas
nlm this p. with advance on United Stated and
Coouolida1ed. E1celnor, &c; Shade River. 4oc.
Mining stoek-AdAn Eirao.e. 1874. Btnsoa %. 10,
11.ie Downsiiie. H. 500 sse H. 7. Gold ts.0 ssc-
xIFsEss STOCKS.
United state., 10.
p7r Goops.
NHw YoRk DER Goops EXCHANGE, June tl-3 p. N.
Market nlM std steady. No change IN brown,
bieached goods or prints-
Garner Co., nc; Hamilton, 2oc; Metzimsc D.
| Nc; Merrtmae n, &c.
GtnghAnB-Gtaagow, &c; Hartford, n24c; Lancas.
ter. 27Haasx; Manchester. 7oc.
Blue eChecf1-Hlbesnia. 4oc; Watts 10. Z. es.Xc
whlueudep. &c.
Cambr1cs- -Aanvtlfe, 1sXc: Portland. 12Hc ylctory
lie; Washington, 13c-
Brown D11l!s-Aruotke1z. 24c. Root Mills, e5c
1 Globe. 2lc; Massachusetts. &c; Psppefsn. ztc.
SMrls-J. v. L.. Standard Dress shIrtl, No. 23 PEI
! dozen, $500; No. 13o per dozen. $500.
, 1866-06-15

Vessels PAsaed Detroit.
Especial Despatch 70 The Chicago Trbune.1
DkTHorI, June II.
UP-Nono.
DowT-AfFica, W1uington.
Wind, EoEthweet.
, 1866-06-15

Brick m&ehlne-The National Brick
Machine makes. With onT tSo-horee power. 80 ,G00
and uniform lengths. II the rschlue docs not per:
form what We claim for Il, will take It back aud
rcfund the Iuopey- Address .ABRAM tEQUA,
General Agent. III Broadway, New York
N1YHEd93{-4fs-M &f
, 1866-06-15

ConRxc11ox. Inadvertently omitted to state
in cur ,stue Of yesterday that The Fen,an meeting,
held In lhe Court House Square on Tuesday evcn-
ing, vas presided over by l. B,tutano, Esq, editor
, 1866-06-15

The motherss T,reasufc.-Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup is the prescription OF ono
Of the rest female physicians and nurses IN The
United Stafet, and has been used for thirty years
With neye1-tsi1ne rH1ety and success BY nsioni o.
mothers for their chIldFn. II cures wind ch0llc4
ret md health 10 the child. t11ell.t379
, 1866-06-15

Go to the Beat--Eo to Bryant & BtF1t.
tons Chicago Commercial College to get thor
ouRh, practical business education, Or 10 become
good Telegraph Operator. Address tos circulars,
HuYAHf Il EIHAf1pA, Chicago, Ill
, 1866-06-15

DnlIe5sa Magical Pain Extractor fs
now acknowledged to be the eAEett and eureet cure
for piles. rheumatism, skin diseases, bruises. corus
and bun,ons. sold by all DrucCt,t-, q 2t cents ;
boz. Depot No. ~ Cedar enees, New YORK.
te1e237 1t-1tewFn1
, 1866-06-15

New York Btock and Money Mafket4
NEW foEK. juRe II.
MoSE7-Msrket easy--at Aaspcr cent for call loans.
STKEL1H6 EKcHAEor-Ste1dI At 1e94@l03H. .
GoLD-lnean1ar and unbtttleh-opentnx ~ lss1
decltDlDK to lt5H. advancing ID 1f1K. znd cIoaloK
1IeK,
, 1866-06-15

FLopH-Qniet.
GRl1S- Wheat Arm. Corn active; while *l.lH9Ll7
yellow 93c-
;RocXNrXe-SuKRrt Eesdy. Cnt1kt quiet
WHlsKIY-Dlll at 42.e9H9?.1-
, 1866-06-15

OPERA HoCsE-Mrs. Agnes Perry, The neeomp+
tished leading lady OF the opera House Company,
took her farewell benefit last evening, when the play
OF "Loye'a Sacrifice" was presented. The attend
ance was very poor-nuch 10 beregtetted, eeelns II
was the fnal effort Of the company Ibis evening The
Opera Honee will be opeted In honor OF the sharp
snoo,trt' Festival, for the performance OF shaks-
pcsle's great t1aetdy Of 0theuo." n TIE tierman
language. The part Of The Moore will ho assumed
by Mr. Charles Pope, Who has devoted many yents
10 the study Of TIE af1taA tn German Doubtless
The performance will be well attended.
MEsEux.-Iatt night "Romeo aad Ja1tet' WIS
presented at The M1seum to talr house. Inc
play was well put on The stage. and the ie1d1ag
parts 1be drama weSe Wor1ht'J sustained by The
stock company.
To-nighi, a. already announced, Mr. G. A. Nc,
Msuus fakes benrdt. The occurrences calls ior =
bumper house. Mr, McManus is gentleman who
reserves wtIl Of the public with whom he has 30
lous been d favoItte. ne Il dlleeut, careful nc
lor, and 4 worthy gentleman The play Is the
Marble Heart," which Will be supplemented by an
Hfteirl.Ee.
McYicKEn,s TuEAzRE.-"Sam" drew 4 good
horse again last night. The same comedy Is r.
peaIed ton!ehr. whea H. chan'rau lakes henent
C1RCus.-fnnket Robin -on's Krt3t show VI:
crowded at each performances yestrfdAy. Nothing
Stems to have auJ influence ~ detentnE tbe crowui
which nightly fM ihe pavilion. The c,seas hs,
hitherto been great aQcce~s. and will likely con
Time 10 to the end Of 1fa tffcE ae3son here.
, 1866-06-15

Special Caution. = Mrs. EF1nsloIvsB
Sooining Syrup has become so popular that rarl.
ons pa1tfcs havc put out articles calling them Mfs.
Wtn3low's, Please take notice that the Mrs. Wins-
low OF the Soothing SyTp II not CONNECTED W1th
su3 pihel Article. inne4eaSi
, 1866-06-15
Cr1tet State., Ia.

Albany Cattle Market.
Eepecisf De1patsh to the Chicago THbnne:1
ALDAIT. June II.
DEU CA17Lx-Ths Cattle market openA dull unt
At = decline OF kc per porud fiva weight, On al
| grades. Keceips up 10 toniRht. 5.soa.
su.Er-Aro In good request Al 5a7Hc.
, 1866-06-15
d j e d =

Tht toue.,l services Of FLEMING II. RVVE1L viii
tax pac" oc oct today INN "a ~ sMdenSe
Wankt Dept, tor Kosehili, " : O'Clock ,. n. All
ftfcuob o: thefAuily Ke invited.
, 1866-06-15

nari1ett u Confession Q: tudrment upon = mole
f@ g oao -, dited June 11tn and payable one daJ
Htsm 5. Brown and Neal &. Marlin ~ James
Sullivan: Arnold Damon, Dax1a Walsh, Jame:
Bsntis. Ellen o'Ssien. ,s Rean's Welsh md Michael
c1ncr11 couRT o. Coox coUrrr-B1ore
Bon: krastvs s Iaus1ns, Jndqs.-Thm curt was
s he III q = e c"an
Ge.r sths:-Azog o1lof ss Mary 3 oslof !!
tor dc5ss upon ,as ground ct ae;sI.o9 e.
ano ii,td ,esetae1 an,i Jane jim ~ ~, 1ess. 49,
D. Bartlett 10. cnh Mrtrim1n- Nathew n. Merit
Ii Bartlett, oi .he nrm Of B.rsia, BFo+. Action
Of asEump.lt py attsehmen TO- recover an lndebt.
ed1ess OF q $50 upon proule.or. note dated
ap r. snd sa,1. s~o nonna s dsodo1e o1
prsymg fof wit Of attachment, ch.'ge them with
having trauonlcnuy Conveyed, assisntd aud d.
po.eo 9, her properly. IN ofaer to chest and de-
Malccm NcSeiil, uenry Reel and Albert Kect
VI. Charles F. Moultoc. pastd u. Neviat, Henry
q: HuhbaEd, John y: nsnoa1d, snd she ankno~n
Elisha ToWnaend, deceased. Bill in chaneery.
Jamce N Plumb. James N. P1umb and Leonard
D. AtssteI rs. Bartlett bro!he1.. Action OF as,
Of 1r1ud. 10 recover N Indebtedness OF $l,d21.5a
for coods sold snd delivered.
t!1e = henash srathst, Aedoa Of
nssumptiI bv attachment 10 recover An indebted
ness Of <2.So7.l7 upon promtssofy note dated
Augustus 81 I. ~. ysidsia. Waits, s. stars T cnsrles
P. Ba1te1n and Chayles J. Starr "a: Bartlett Bros.
Action Of asspmpslt BY attachment to recover m
s 9 & 6 ST. I'd pa,.bs sg ss
date. In cach case the plaintias charge that de.
fendsnf4 have made fFauduimt conveyance OF
RxcosnEns Counr or Cu1cAoo-Hon. Erars
1lams. Indicted for larceny. Plea Of guilty
, 1866-06-15
N Il h Il 1 Il ID

In this city, June H. tss8 by q. N. Humphrey, DID,.
HENRY /, ,EBTARRO0KH and Mis- BLANCHE WILL
IihNSuN, ut OF Chicago. No casds.
n 1his ritr on The 7th Inst. Nr. JOHN SFRAEhLE
And Nils III 4 kY CGNEY. all OF Cleveland.
, 1866-06-15

Prusainkss Pure Cider Vinegar Will
preserve pickles and Is warranted pure. Ask your
grocer for no othef vinegar. L1rEc"t WORKS q tho
kind in The United STATES. CnARLEs q. +. PRCH.
ENG, 3ss and slt Slate l1reet. Chicago.
}ea N1I5.11t u ~
, 1866-06-15
BDarntngzS4A A1ltg$.

pOARDING-W n e d-By a
- gentleman, 90 tho south or West Side. coov.nt
family prtfesFtd Addsesss statloz s:rna- "EoL-
DOARDING-Wanted In q re-
- tpectsh1e private tsmily o. ~ West side, and
within nVe Or ten 9nntes YAK Of LHo sreet pEsdEs
nA.ing location. .erms. &c. s.F B." Tribune o0cs
fgEa
, 1866-06-15
LOCAL MATTERS.

Facts and Figures Never Lfe.-mr. ].
7. Allen, on Indiana ayenue. an Old and well
seyeEc attack Of 1heumadsm, and Has Obliged to
use cru1ehes 10 get asoand Atter applying all the
remedlea ! could hear Ut, without any relief, |
uked korzrlls Electro Magnetic Fiuld and 1t cured
me. Smith l. Dw3eE, Agenis, g1la
, 1866-06-15

Withdrawal BY the Fort Wayne, Michigan South
e1u, md Michigan Central Railroad, OF tnsir tickets
from outtldc Offices, that no Eastern tickets were
On sale in Chicago, except 1t their General and
Depot otneet, deem ii ny duty TO the travelling
public to state that tickets by the Michigan Central
and GEand& Trunk Railways, at from u TO % less
tase TO po1nta IN Canada and New England States
than By other Ines can be purchased ut Company
General Agency, 4s Clark street, or At fo. Lake
street, Dder Adams 1louie: No. 169 Randolph
ttsett. under Briggs Houac No. 60 Clark street.
under Sherman 1onse and At American Emigration
otBce, corner Like and Dearborn et. J. u. WHIT
MAN. Een1 W'est'n Agent Grand Trunk Railway
, 1866-06-15

PhilaieirhiA Market
Pu111prLPul. June II.
rF7roIErx-Actlye With safes Of Crude 1t 76ao
ebHc: Ktnnet in bond 1t f0G1f0Hc.
FtoCR-kiEI Anr unchanged. =.
EcAiH-Whe1t nrmtf and 9caTce o. $z-9nS3 w.
Corr quiet at s3e for yellow and PC for mixed.
WUskEY-Dnl1.
, 1866-06-15

Bcheou nlininR STOCKS.
NEW Yon1. ,ne II.
Prices of mining slocks bid IN Boston to-day:
Copper Fa.lx, 81; Frapklln. Il: water Power,
f2E lslo 1loyal, "; Quincy, AK,
, 1866-06-15

HAsn1NGToEIAE HoNE-The rcsuIhf Qutfterly
meeting Of the managers Of the Ws.hlngtonlau
Home nas held IN the larlos Of tue house at No,
b7s Msdi. on rect, last evening, Z. j. Anil. Esq
President, snd Il. Z. Morey, Secre'ary. The naln-
ntes Of the previous meeting ~err rad and sp'
i, was announced that Rev. Nj. Lathrop will
gives ssee lessuEe On Tartday erenne, y a ~ y;
echola.s v ere especially embraced tn the general
invitation. The sni'jea q inc lecture Will ot
!" "Cf1me and its punishment"
mcmm,ulixe the Temperance osp2n1xati0ns Of tht
Slate fos MD for the Home. reported that prnted
c1rculur bad been rent 10 each Of the snoordtnan
IL Secretary acknowledged The rece'pt Of tt67s
from Union Lodge. No 1N. l. O. q. !.
Inr repon OF The comGittee W. accepted.
to ihe lruuo Lodge Of Good Tetnplaf> from suoor
dlpaie Lodges ~ thls coaz,y were donsted 20 @ tns
Rome, and wonld amount t6ia year 70 about ft.u0
from the Grand Lodge; and III. Mcintyre
moved thai L. u. GGilfosd. The Treasurer, oe ~
Qussted 70 procure the anount due. Carried.
Mf- u. T. LINN moved thkt the Secretary pe IN
S:Euetod 10 wits one hundred or more letters to
lodges .! Good rcmplara IN ibc Sta,e. ask,ng re-
span.c TO c1c1lass aent them aeout tbs tsst o1
semarks weFs offered by vassou. gentlemen pre,
sent regarding the uosi fuasihts method Of r41strs
fards Tnon aof noon aSS Of K i. ouord The
the ufspd Lodge OF Good Templarr ~s& requested
10 call the ATTENTION Of she Lodge pepn.,es tu III
baie to lht printed cscplatt sent them, And sskiut
them whelner they all or Will not stcpond
h. c. Nusey, n one Of the Executive Com natee
rcpotteo ih4s ~. q. .. ssmpsou hat oeep employ
ed since the olei OF this mouth ~ csnFasdnR nam
CHI a9ert. fnu had been ve7J fuccossFul thos Nl
procuring aid foE the Home.
No other ouBlnerB OF public impostfncc conln
before The meeting II adjourned.
ht. g: e. sampson u uow canvastfnr this ctf.
for the Home. End II ID boptd thai The puoht VII
retpond hozs!iJ to :his ~orthy aud u,:inl charity
The ea&i 6all OF the Home, comprising a~rnt!
rpoDe, Is to rent, and a quiet and delightful 1oca
tson should command tenant Wiihout furtoe
notice.
, 1866-06-15
Take1l Zip.

TAKEN UP "A dark bay Mare
i with buggy and harness. The oSuer wilt call,
and more properly pay thsfEe4 AID t1Eo them Away
wv. n. BUTLER, &o. l0I Iakc slsert- ksi
TAKEN UP-A red Cow-Brand-
i 70 on right hip. or years old. The owner can
hAvr beT ny pEoviok property md pA{t1E chzEHss.
, 1866-06-15

PICKING PoCKE1n At TIE CIHcUa.-ThomAs
Carey. young man eighteen yesrs Of age, halliug
from Kochester, New York, was brought before
the Police Court yesterday, charged with picking
John =. Gautl1 pockets 1t Yankee Robln:on's
Cirrus ON Yue%dny n1aht. whsn captured the
ondcrr tonpd Ga1ltt wallet, euniaiuing psomis.
rory tote ios F7s00, in the PRISONERS possession.
he wrs committed for trAl IN del4nlt oi $500 b2il
, 1866-06-15

TOR SALE-File Englnes-The
l. city Of Btoonainaton, ILL.,, being shout to adopt
steam nie engines. oners for saln, 1t great plE.
Two good hand enztnes with hoee carts and hose
complete, Correspondence Invited hous Il ose int
rsted. -Aadret1 Z. q. ROUp, Mayor, or u. =.
CHEESE, Chief Engineer. CIT
, 1866-06-15

EOUND-A gent1eman's wallet,
L which the owner may have By spp.ylns 10 GEO.
OLIVER, 90 8tass street. GlN
, 1866-06-15

ALInEnAl DoNA71oS,-Ou the esth ultno. the
0sx~ood Cemetery Association decided to the
Sotdiess' Home lot 40 feet front, SO feet deep,
und 81 feet inches the rear, located IN one OF
the most detlrabte portions Of the grounds Of that
b autifrl cemetery. On the 1at instant, the Board
orEarage7~ Of ihe Homo ado2led una9imou.ly q
fcoin,inn Of thanks to the Aesoic1ton foE liz gen
eroue gilt.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-12
Rock ISLAND POST OFFICE
Mall Arrangement.


Ch,cago and Rock Island Railroad Mail arrives at
$3.50 A. M, and 4:45 P. NJ. Closes at 7.20 A.
NJ, and 7:30 P. M.
Sterling and Rock Island Railroad Mail, via Mo-
line, Watertown. Hampton, Rapids City, Port
Byron and Cordova arrives at $50 a. m, and
closes at 4.30 p. M.
Davenport Mail arrives at 100 A. M. and 500
P. NJ. Closes 500 A. M, and AIS P. M.
Oqgavka Mail via Pleasant Ridge, Hazlitt, Ham
let, Perryton, Aledo, Monroe, New Boston and
Keithsburg, to Oquawka, leaves Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday, at9 A. Arrives Tues
day, Thursday aud Saturday, at pm.
8 Maeomb Mail, via. Presumption, Fariow's
Grove, Viola, Pope Creek, North HeLder-
( and Monmouth to Macomb, leaves Wed
} nesday and Saturday at A. n. Arrives Tues
. day and Friday at Pm.
" .sstre Point Mail, via Rural, Prairie6eld, Rich
1 landErove, Centre Ridge, Oxford, North Prairie
G a4d Henderson,, to Centre Point, leaves Wed
: ncsday and Saturday at A. N. Arrives Tuesday
and Friday at P.
cambridge Mail via: Coal Valley, Pennsylvania
Orions and Andover, to Cambridge, leaves
Monday and Friday at An. Arrives Thurs
day and Saturday at 6 P.
Office hours from A. NJ. to 500 P. II.
!. On Sunday open from 9 to l0a m.
= J. B. HAWLEY, P. M.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-12
Chicago = Rock island Rail Read.
&4A

+
On and after Sunday, December 31st, 1865.
1na untll further notice, trans will leave Rock
Island Depot a. follows:
como EAST.
Day Express and Mail train at .05 a m . arriving
In Chicago at 4.30p m.
Rock lsland freight train at 9:l5 m. arriving in
GAleago.at4 90 m. 80.
Express Freight train, at 5.45 pm, arriving in
Chlcago At $50 4. m. va sea
Night Erpress ats. d M, arriving in Chicago
at6.o0 asm.
TRAINS ARRIVE FROM THE rxsr:
Night Express at $50 m, leaving Chicago at
l2.00P. M.
Express Freight train, at 100 a. m, leaving
Chicago at $50 p. m.
Rock Island Freight at i.30 p. m, leaving Chicago
Is TOO p. m.
Day Express and Mail at $50 p. m, leaving Chi
L cago at 900 a IN.
I All trains over thiaroad are in direct connection
at Chicago with trains over the Michigan South
ern, the Michigan Central and the Pittsburgh and
| Fort Wayne Railroad, to and from Detroit, To-
| ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, CINCINNATI Pittsburgh
| Dankirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
| York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington
| Also at LaSalle with trains of the Illinois Cen
| trai Road, North to Galena and South to 81. Lou
| 10, and Cairo.
l. Passengers are reminded of the necessity OF Civ
lngdistinct directions to the destination thei
baggage, also to procure tickets before taking thei
seats in the cars, as the conductors collect far
only to stations the line ofthe Chicago and Roe
1 Island Railroad.
. G.. H. BEARpsLEY Asst Gen,I Sup,t
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-12

The Travellers Insurance Company, OF Hart
ford, Conn.,, the frat to successfully INTRODUCES
in this country the practice ct Insurance against
Accidents, of whatever kind, whether they occur
in travelling, or in hunting, fishing, sailing, riding,
skating in the street, store, efice, or while work
ing in shops, mills, factories, or on the farm.
A General Accident Policy covers every posi-
bleform OF casually, incluGing1he risk in travel
ing, also all forms of dslocations, broken bones,
ruptured tendons, sprans, conclusions, crushings,
bruises, cuts, stabs, gunshot wounds, poisoned
wounds, burns and scaids freezing, bites OF dogs,
unprovoked assaults by burglars, robbers murd-
erers, the action of lightning sun stroke, the
effects of explosions, chemicals, floods and earth
quakes, suffice alton by drowning or choking.
This company has been in successful operation
since April LIST, 1854 and up to April 1866, had
issued over forty fire thousand policies, and paid
over fourteen hundred losses-in addition to the
large sum OF S92 800 realized to twenty nine
policy holders, for S5f2 received in premiums
GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICIES.
The best policy Tor every man, whether he trav-
els much or little, is a General Accident policy,
which insures against every possible form of casu-
| atty, at all times and places.
| An annual premium of $40 or $i2 according to
occupation), wall secure General Accident poll
cy for 81 600, IN case of fatal accident or $40 pei
| week during disability caused by accident (no
| exceeding twenty six weeks tor any one accident
An annual premium of S25 or $50 will. in like
| manner, secure a policy for 50 ,O0O or $z5 pc
| week ompensation.
Any other sum, from $500 to 100000, at pro
| portionate rates. Where policies are issue'
against loss of lite only, the rates are much lower
A liberal discount on three and five year policies
ONE MONTH GENERAL ACCIDENT Poll
CIES.
This company ISSUES very convenient form Q
| One Month General Accident policies, at the rat
| of 81 per thousand-with s. per week compenss
ton ior each thousand insured. These are muc
better than insurance tickets Cor travellers an
others desiring short risks, as they can be take
In any amount from $500 to $40, 900; they cove
all accidents, and each policy 10 registered, {
that the insurance is good IN case the policy
. lost or destroyed. -...
For mechanics and others who cannot eas
| spare the amount OF an annual premium, b
!, | would lie to insure by the month, these sho
| time policies ''j ust the thIng.'' To any pc
son who buys six ono month policies IN any oil
year, policy tor half year will be gwen wit
/ out charge Except policy tee OF one doilar)
4 Policies issued by
I'M. BUFORD, Agent,
mayl7d,f Rock Island.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-12
Mississippi l. Missouri Railroad.
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Trains run by Chicago time, which il twelve min
utes faster than Davenport time.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, JAN'Y
O1ss, 1866, and until further notice, trains
will leave Davenport Sundays sIcepted) as fol-
lows:
9.25 A M. Express for Kellogg and Washington.
$40 Am freight for kellogg &c
Trains arrive at Davenport Sundays exeepted)
rs follows:
4.55 p. N. freight and acoommod alton from
Kellogg and Washington.
$50 P. NJ. express from Kellogg and Washing
ton.
An accommodation train will be run every Sat-
urday, leaving Iowa City at 600 A. NJ. returnin 6
leave Davenport for Iowa City and Muscatine a,
500 P. M. 81 .,..s.. -.F
The 9.25 A. M. train out of Davenport makes di.
| rect connections at kellogg. Iowa City and Wash
| ington, with the Western Stage Company.
Stages for all points west, southwest, aud north
west.
| Trains from the west connect at Davenport with
| trains of the Chicago & Rock Island Railroad fo
| all points East North and South.
| Passengers are reminded of the necessity o
| giving distinct directions to the destination o
| theirbaggage. Also to procure tickets before tax
| ing their seats in the cars,
| A. KIMBALL, Sup't.