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PACIFIC
Mail steamship COmPaRy's
THROUGH LIAR
TO CALIFORNIA
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN Porte.

TOUCHING AT MEXICAN Ports,
Ana Carrying ts United sistss Mail,
/ FAVE PIER No. AZ NORTH RIVER, foot o.
IL Canal street, - II o'clock noon, % ne D.
nth, and ZfstO every month (exeept when thes-
days fall on sunday, Asd then on the preceding Sal
urday, for ASPlNWALLs connectng, VIA Psnana
Railway, with one OF the C0muasys Steamship
from Panama for SAN FRANCISCO, touehi1g 4
ACAPULCO.
FBBaUARY:
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llth-ATLANTIC Captain Maury, connecting VII
SACRAMENTO CapL Cayeny.
2iss-NEw YORK, Captain Homer, connecting
with CONSTITUTIONS, Captain FarnsEouh-
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WITH Steamers for 8 nth PACIFIC Ports. T11@
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va HAVANA.
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The undersigned, residing at ,
State of - undertake that, if the fore
going bid for carrying the mail on route No.
- be accepted by the Postmaster General,
the bidder shall, prior TO the lst day Of July,
1866, enter into the required obligation or
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under the 9Th section Of The act Of Congress
Of July ID, 1886.
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State of , certifes, UNDER HIS OATH OF
OFFICE, that he is acquainted with the above
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antse.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.

SONS for wherever So, ind multiplicity of small
ihim there yon und liberty
~ lAhha, laem 81 \ - said the bill pf"po.cd 10
t.Ae roni market all the puhhc lands in ihoe States.
ne offered an amendment a. follows.-
rIg,e'ns nohng IA nj. act ha be Construed 10
Participation IN te rebellion the henclt. 81 H. pros
Mr TArKR believed That II such men could have hon.
sieads woad be better than to turn ho without
occupation.
Mr CnANLrp, tdeml Of X y, said this mn involved
the very 1rst principles OF The rights OF property Wna
proiesscdly preventing speculation IN hoclon Il
promoted speculation IN another section Ihf oloo of
tho bill wa. to create dlgension between The races
o enable the negro 10 hold the land at the point uf
bay yonot against The udo ol emigration white pnoie
Tho question II not much 10 whether tle nclro
To have the land but that the white man 1 not 10 ha'o
the land
IN TIE West were held by spccuators. and hs iesred
some provision extended TO them that would prevent
such monopohcF
The House disagreed 10 Hr fsbera amendment uy
vot" Of 20 against lOl
The bill went en- 60 morrow by the expiration &C
the morning hour
LAM m,AM roH uK CONSTITUTION oT A EAlLapAn- u-
rKAskiSG rRvLEGf GRANTED ~ MRS INcdiS
The House passed tho Senate bill provhnnf nha
case the Burlington and Missouri River Railroad Com
pany shall complete c section 81 twenty miles ~ tho
IT Of Dcccmbc 1863 n shall be entitled 10 the pfopnr
ton Of lAud provided 10y aw. Aso the bl granting tha
tnnking pnyilege 10 Mrl Lincoln.
AUTHORIZATION 10 uEi nav irISsfr ~ S'1i"s
cuwniIrfB
Tho House took up the scnaic lont resolution, and
passed u, lOa against 90 appotTiaiing ten tLouAnd
dollars 10 pay tn vxpcnre Of the Juut Committee
keconsrucon 70 nqurc the condition 90 the states
which formed the 'o-cLcd Confederate States
ruE SAW APPROPRIATION NH
The House resumed the cons dcraion ui tho Navy
Appropriation lill
MI BLARg trcpi of No called to pr.tide 'vcr
the Committee Of the Whole the state % tho
some 0f the items Tor the Brooklyn Navy Yard N,rs
stricken out, but that appropuatng ninety thoafHnd
dollars for thc pui,hase Of the ku. .ges prop-tts
among thoso retained. The committee struck 80.
Philadelphia Navy Yard appropriations ibo tom u
thirty nye thousand dollar Tor bukicys patent dryer,
with builduRs complete
Mr. wAmuuENr pop of III wanted 10 sliiIo out DO
appropriation Tor the Noriot Atyy Yard
hr kAsa,N trepD OF Iowa sad this ward saF
already condition bo 81 essential the GOV
crnmcul and tho Navy Department desired 70 shoaa ba
retained.
Thu committee struck nearly all The iicns fo. lh'
Norfolk Navy Yard
MI NAeuWRNE, oi Illinois offered Amendment
apprupraliup twenty ,hogsand dollar Tor The prn'ccn
OF the property AT that navy yarf and " az r'
No definite conclusion Wa arrived at on The llli
The iousc took a recu.f til half past otlo.l
order To Afford opportunity 10 gentlemen a. MAKO
speeches.
EVENING SESSION.
hcsere. WALSEG. (rpj Of ono HfNpnnso'. ,fel -
Oregon, and kKso fep Of Missouri. made arersit'
the subject OF negro suffrage aud fcconstTucuon
The House adjourned
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NAVY BULLETIN.


ORDERED, JASrARY u.
Surgeon job C.rbn, 10 steamer Idaho
Lieutenant Commander william v Filsbngh, Liruion
ant T. Glicit aud faynasicr Charles II EldTedg', TO
steamer Idaho.
Acting Enalgns A. n Bfown aud A. p Ba-hford, TO
steamer Idaho.
DETACHED, IANUARY 81.
Captain J0hu J.. wofden from special daiy AZ Ns~
furt, ana ordered 20 comm .nd steamer Idaho
Lieutenant Commander James v fosssr fsum kAi al
Academy. and placed on ~aIilng orders
Assistant Master " summers aud Acting k1.ign p
Mouilew from receiving ship Vermont and or,iercf
steamer Idaho
ArilBg Ensign Joseph Reid, from rooeiylBg chip Yer
mont aud ordered to steamer Ninooskl
KXeIGSgD. JANrAHY ~.
Assistant Surgeon Henry . Estrein
ORDERS KgvoKND. JtsusuY ~.
-cro ond Assistant Engineer David Iihrde ~ steam =
ChO 2f instant and gran'.d tok leave of
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D,.a"ro"s fir, az n.mphi..

y
d.fifsriiye ORE oerurei this nDfnisr tbs .a@t
I'D. of Mora street between aud rogisf ~
whirh baiiGings sefe destroyed Tho nrs orri-
Gafsd the d. FsDfs snfe - fiestor <Lngsr on
toe nofh ~ Poplar sfes am rslidy spread ~
the h1Hdnp tbr bsrE affe fnfi1dhg four bfiss
st0tes belonging 10 M Let bat ecsapiei ~ M -ts
ger drY goods VI Igliff bSo't and shoes Mr. Brssssf
dry goodl and niumsnfhaifeid a 60 clnthlsfs Tls.
nfs bo~evsf destroyed s.sefs -fn.lsr basbs~s s.ss
hsbments Adioin az 1h9f only ansi paFt ~ 'i.a
property ngufef The fgfntafs of several fsar,es
sing sbfs The stores bafnsf Tic stocks srd soosr
slHos eBtfsly asftfoysd fss ioss - ssrnsfsd
Ixfn Oyo
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ARMY BULLETIN.


nfLIENEp.
Hospital steward Charlos Bowmor, from duty ~ De
psrmsnt ol Missouri and ordered TO daty Department
Of the East,
RENDEZVOUS hROKEs uP.
The rendezvous at the Gaioupes Islsnd Hosou. Nhsf
has been Discontinued and ordered bc broken up
uned
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Fir, st Crp. Vincent. =. y.

NINtNI- 700 q TFfF
Al nlus O'Clock this IRE bfgke cot ~ fsfsy
Answortb hari~sfr store 'spa vincent and rpfsad
rapidly 10 u Brzgu el0thlsE sfors n Gfandsii-
dwelling aud grocery q y Hanrifa aud The Justice =
snd -uprryir0rr oaio~s The Ore aiFo cais Va
Warren aud GoDrg- Jzrvin srD cry Hb1frs nsssu.
Hfygs AB=Sorth aud tfau1eif lost tf steeks
Tl.ak~ tNsu
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tHsIfD- n = Fst I, TO-
tuaH named tsfahsn sss dsiih~fNisly Murdered n
fls pisre ~ dpufay rysuinf. ~ nan nannsd John
kmpsfuf Iusy had . atsyI,- ayyat . ~ofnnn, shsn
Ilnprfpf dfeE sfgf Etfe aad drove Into ta'iahsn r
hfraf Ga Ahan fnprkea hn aas4Ant fown fnd
drupysl dad The murderer has Dot bssE arrested
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FIR In Hroasi,xaY.

Between seven aud sisht o'cDck wedner,lAJ B.ofn
llg fire hr'ke 0ut IN the concert saloon No ti'
Broadway. owned by Mr. Hogrn Damage sioat tBs
insured Tor 81 900, 10 the Globe iHssrsngs Coaipsns
The au-~ ~ the Ore N under nfuaiga ~ tns "a
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.nen pacsd al upon me hazard OF clvii war lna, ,n ~
Val cioseu IN uper deieat and OVERWHELMING us"cei W
four and haf m,,ors Of slaves are things no longer
Wv. men eVernore. ihs capei invested ~ ue ,. oo
%, o is'io~ men wa %res.ea rom tne g'pe % % ,o" S
sessors py tne nahd OF the war INVOKED 10 niaSo sS
anu inc hghay interests pertaining 10 pePctua, IN
neritance. when the rebel slavemaSters saw , ,her
tauned conederacy crumbiing ana iahnR around ,heni
they, true to human nature lndulged the deiuhiVe
noIe uat soine grauuaI fys'e"l oi Mu ~.
be nauguraed or that some compensation for their lost
millions would De made made ~ Tue government they lua @
strven 10 destroy Mhhe they s.re ndugms IN ,hese %
n,usons .he Iies'asn' requnoa mem " aianu u. n
oa,c .onsu'us'ohA % anu % W s ",e " no
constitution OF the .msea states ior tne utter eN'v I'M
uon Oh smveIy' coming 20 ,ie rea,zauon oi .neii
oeieal uisHser anu huliiaton, tney yciucu
pens.n. t consent % ese roq"iTsnensS . ,,raD, u ~.
siesiaehl Oh the ohited aua!es Inough e lnfles'
'ssn G pt"a.ns a.ha S,s,os r,; -, ~ ,ho na,o
ioussna anu o,ner s'acs give warning W .o nn'on s
.nat ,ne Ieoc sa.eihsers hope LOT loa
s1Na s.nahcip.ea % py na.'ona. au'nuiS i %,,,
auolS VIC oons',u'o.,ai @ am WIN wy Wv W @
asoNa WA. wiz not preolua nel Iron seesht .Vtn
pensa.on lot Iel oincila.eu nonen , anv py,',s
conseneonh - Lous'a eipn.o'y ueele 'a,l, p",
pose 70 GEEK smch oompehSiSoh. @ Mnles'.'ions , ,n
nns oI ~ o so soe ~, n, tuu 'os ., s h
within these rba,hr ,bsv will a,nr fo nnp@nsa
- .o ,oi sses ps.s, wte,'0, ., , go; ~ is M " ,
@ pe,i ~, h' Ia .,i % ,od,, ~ ~ I'm ,pS. $50 i,n
eiIp i I @ os h o ,h " , Oh ~ 'no ou' @ an"
m ,h ~. a ,ai mn. ssr s a @ n .n"rs % ar ss sn "''s. ,
Ssmand ,or caranensa,i, rop i,reS d., r
decrees viii fire the Southern heart and rav and ne
,he Sorhnrn naonia as ,ba achns or ,Ia ononino
cnno % Psvp,,r " c,n5 aod " and n pn,,ns
thnm in o Tho nn,irc - ,snt wbn 10 ,hcre
among us Thai does not bcleve thai these
racone,r ,r,,c,od bn, ,nrnnon,on, phols mi cool ne
a., ,ho ias, nd or, lpcasi -, .,, , h @
49,, % @ @ . = u ,vi5 W., o @ ,a ~ ma M ,,s W. Z ar I,5 @ % h
,h 40, e ,, ,,I ,u s ,o mn ~
indoed li,,Io road t h echon nc b,,nan no.nr ,yho
believes The people Of the bel state Will not seek by
a., ne a v ~ pI ~ d VIC eu., -, [ W. , nv. ,h ,os
raj aovernncr some conpia,i", for ,bn Ios, ,,ions
inyss,ed IN four n,iono ~ o nae f,e hont ihn,p
consent and against their will by authority Of the nation
To these two thousand ruong ost 10 them nv enforced
cmancipatIon Is 20 be added the Confederate debt.
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furtoo, beb = ls@
ff- Al IOl.i ~ tls uofniBT destroyed 10 ns
blork and ths nfonius buiinss serersi s'ofs-
and the gpubil'Sa snce Ia fuiuH fn~ tSt 60
issYf.d fgf t0OO9
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n.,a,,in,.rnirx. n.Y.

Tss nspiisi shnfcb 10 sifih street. IL Csosss, v~
ssf burned ih.s nl9fnng Lgss $1,000.
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raH FNAsffNrf fst A. ltff
mo rnign fesa siiye bss yos~d fsser -
fsps2rtg 1s sg~cinc eosi'soa s- by arg asFos ~
40 isvgr % pss'yeasrnsni n 1s concessipnsi ses
too uptii lssI
sssysSb from ronissd ssys thsrs - ~ eongones-
ion 9th Ne rpyef Cyi1mba 0slnf 70 hs 30 tieftsds
iag ssss
Isssl tsndsrn nounipaIy 5ogs al nlsbg sao<ts sfs
srtiFs ssd there q sgens feartsg1 hofn us ftfrtt
sasanrs Ophr ssss 0cen al Csry, ttn hassr,
esSs Cbals.s poss-s s1Ss MAJ snd kgrsre~s $50
fsiie~ Jssfss, ssio cvsa F9sS ssls, '"b~~b
aif1
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slsssr Tss . isss

Tue n.mss % tLs rnsn afr-sts.i fof N mardsv -
fsubf,lsu AZ A. gsiisr, Ma LAWS, John vanss
ghsre~ vanrs sol william uut hsf Thsy are " ~
~ Hsrkfnsf fsaftY NJ farnpiii driven frcu hls
Lsuss ~ hia ants and tcaien almost " dsatl IN
pfss.uss ofhs Pr~fiSus ~ ths murfsr ne fsio~s
kad b-ssa 80 msn stoisn hofnrs ana aisish.
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NIFtHFl 10 Y IFFF
hruta muftrf r8fuuitfe1 last evening shoot sif
orDss na psc. csla1 Jp~ Nii-ans iayern, ahyst to-
miles - fucs tbs nfsu surnpss rpad sbd lusi
90 ths .lss n Hsft coany fiae Drrdsfsd fnst !.
nsns- IA Cs.npr ~ "a sbgai thirty hvs YEAR -
ssr aud leave . Nfs anf cbIii fygf year ED Ihe
nufdsf cr1u ttsi ~ nts Yoprg msn, AZ N shori
sfs snasr afF~at ~ 80 Utiea isi riis nssris,eS
49, dnvsn from be hglao sDd be "A sii bfussr -iu
tl4Ds Hs dsl % sysli nftnsn naiss
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sssas hs p-s--.s.rs fspyrtsf rseny ne~ We
st-~rs.,w a Isr~~, Mo- 49,. 4 Ossfsf~se, ~
0ess. o~s. q Jsrs@ ~1 80 hsues -
asns.s sls s.,ss sss 6sasfsl c.Dye sad sfst'~ ssa
Mr. rsrssf
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t~e,.r. Of suiI.s o'RsiIip" 90 o.~sss.
ltsssf, Fet. T. lr<t
rs,ot.lc HAgs. N .. q psi1y istta's< o osssso
.sa svstins ~ Os. " Ne lss.ss sssssss- sru s3NN
kts II k.ix11e.
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nEssfsD Di.TiTN PORTIONS ~ IHE rNrERSsL NV.
Mr. MORRILL, trep Of Va called up the bail heretofore
reported iry him from the Committee Of Ways and
Means declaring the meaning Of certain parts of the In
urYoI,.,n nn..il
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Sc OF REPRESENTATIVES.

WELLINGTON, Fob, 7, IsNd
LiNp ,ILRosD rcRIosS
Nj Ctt of Kansas, introduced bill grant
Ing lands railroad and telegraph purposes
In that -tr
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ROCK ISLAND posi- OFFICE.
Mail Arrangement.

Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Mail arrives at
$3.50 A M. and 4:45 r. NJ. Closes at !.2O A.
M, and 1880 P. NJ.
Sterling and Rock Island Railroad Mail, via Mo-
line, Waterfowl, Hampton, RapIas City, Port
Byron and Cordova arrives at $50 q. m, and
closes at l.30 P.
O1uenport MAJ arrives $50 A. M, and 500
P. NJ. Closes 500 A. NJ, and AIS P. NJ
Oquavfa MAJ via Pleasant Ridge, HazIitt, Ham
let, Perryton, Aledo, Monroe, New Boston and
Kethsburg, to Oquawka leaves Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday, at9 a. N. Arrives Tues
day, Thursday aud Saturday, at P. nj.
Maeomb Mail, via. Presumption, Farow's
Grove, Viola, Pope Creek, Nortn HeLder-
and Monmouth to Macomb, leaves We'd
nesd1y and Saturday at A. NJ. Arrives Tues
day and Friday at 7 P.
osatre Point Mnt, via Rlral, Prairiefeld, Rich
land Grove, Centre Ridge, Oxford, North Prairie
al henderson, to Centre Point, leaves We'd
nesday and Saturday at ) A. NJ. Arrives Tuesday
and Friday at 8 p.
cambridge Mail via: Coal Valley, Pennsylvania,
Orion and AndoVer, to Cambridge, leaves
Monday and Friday, at a. Arrives Thurs
day and Saturday at P. NJ.
Oifce hours from A. NJ. to s. 90 p. n.
On Sunday open from to l0a IN.
b. HAWLEY, P. M.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-13
Cost of Bell and
Weight of Bell

List of Academy, Steambsat, Fire-alarm, and
Church Bells, with Particulars as to Weight,
Sizes Price OF Bells, Hangtngs, etc.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-13

CELEBRATED
CHILLED AND WROUGHTIRoN SAFES
Wrought Iron Fire-PrOofs,
LooAs AND vAULr DOOR

These Fire proofs are manufactured to supply
demand for Security Against Fire, less expense ae
than my Celebrated and Superior Chilled am
Wrought lron Burglar and FIre-proof Safes. =
They furnish similar and equal security to tie
Sales generally manufactured the different cit
les, but are Superior to them IN their FIre-Prooi
Qualities aud Durability, the Iron being etfectualy
projected from rust an any climate, and the Fire
Proof not subject to lose It's utility by age. THUS
Is an important advantage gained TO the purchaser
AS sales otten rust out and become worthless In
Two or three years.
To suostantate my position, those purchasing
these FIRE Proofs are DIT Ioeily, BY giving me due
notice OF time and place oil trial, TO lest them by
hre with any other safe OF the same SIZE and
should they not prove superior, Will reIund The
money, or new Fire-proot, as the purchaser
may decide.
List sizes and Prices of Wrought Irot
Fire Proofs.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-01-13
Rates of Advertising in the Daily Argus.

For eica chiage OF advertiser ant ad iitionai
charge OF 20 cents per squire will De made.
EDITORIAL or local notices charged Tor at the rate
OF 10 cents per line, Tor ca Oh insertion.
Articles adyertisements published In the
especial Notice Column'' at 10 cents lsRe, Tor
the pied by one line OF mInIOnl for each
insertion.
Advertise meats not accompanied with written
directions will be inserted until Forbid and charg-
ed accordingly.
Advertisements inserted in the Weekly argus
on reasonable terms.
Liberal contracts made with yearly advertisers.
Advertise menLs discontinued before the eKpIra-
ton OF the time contracted for, will Dc charged at
short time rates.
J. B. DANFoRrH, MILTON JONES.
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