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L,OB 5AT.E-PAIt BLACK CARKIaaE HORSES. JUST
from the country. Six old 1911 hands high, sound
and KIND In respect for style ard he
beat. Call address woodmsn Bros ~ New street.
Nov York.
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L,Os sAIE-A HANDSOME THREs.OCARrER sEA1
II square box Wagon John X Lawrence maker. h.e
psed but very c. 10 be Creyeng rbbil's stable
~ West Thirty art street.
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4 GOOD ASSORTMENT or CARRIAGES, HARNESS,
~ Saddles and Brides; nlso second hand Buggy,
good order, cheap for cash, at 50 Cedar street.
TAYLOR hicks
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~ sSnr an l,,,nm
y.n.inr pier 4 NORTH liver; :. ioliows:--
viaaISlNnx pSNxssK ssEyn9fg, saIfy JTryg ST,ysL
caps ysrsg rs,ssse q sica; G,;hsEScy ssss,sse ="
tickets to bring parties from Liverpool
oneens'own for -, earrency u.,s n.
nrsf.. fer any amount issued on any hank q arcs,
/! Britain and ireland At the lowest rate
For .s,sh. and caaiH .pa'ssss An"'- 4 II. Company.
o ua.wav and Tor steersgc tickets AZ shs passage
Office Of The Company, a Brosdway u,,,.r v,
r. 1. ans ct eSEySs snynl
the 'r,.st s ss'cs 1as!s w.ans.a. ,n,v
CRY CRY or soNDoN s:,arday Jai,
cirv or con wsaan,%W sni%rs.y JaS gy y
CITY CITY OF OF ssSIs sAW yoax s"saSs s"s'Ss Aug
and each sSecssdns Saturday ,nd "Wednesday
pier . North r's'r RATES OF PA ssaoE.
yy,Rsr CABIN. STTeatssk.
10 Paqis 70 70 "aao F.ns %
ps.ae v Nc weinssdss. sdss y sss@sG%ssr.y @Gs cabin $780,
also r,y,ss G 70 ss ss's' . Bremen
&c At moderate rates. s.o -,
or he eanivaent Tickets can be bought hero by rsons
''' ''n'' A'0'''a''0' -'r5s Join q paIE Assa
is Rrosdway. New York
xsss. ws scn Il. y. 9ss
the stream on Wednesday next. nth inst.
r isvs AZ s'Sss' fa%o '
passengers and bagglga on board.
None hut passengers he taken on board.
The PERSIA viii sai on the 25h Inst.
y. CUNARD, No I Bowling Green
THE HAMBuRG AMERICAN PACKET CoMfANY's
Il Iron mail steamship
SAxoNfA
F. Meier commander carrying the United States mail will
sail on Saturday, July H. at u NJ. for
HAMBURG.
taking passengers Hamburg nyre Southampton and
London First cabin, SlO5 second cabin, 462 30 s.ecragc
81 ~, pavahle In gold or IT'S equivalent.
The TRrr0NTA win leave July II.
KUNUARDs h CO. G. r. RICHARD BoAS
Genarai Agents. General Passage Agents.
45 Exchange place, n. Y. No. Barclay street y. "
TIVE NORTH GERMAN LLoyD's STEAMSHIP BRE.
MEN. II. A. " Nrynaber master, carving the United
States mni win sail from the Bremen pier foot oShird
street. Hoboken, on
SATURDAY. JULY u.
BREMEN VIA SOUTH AMPTON
. Taxing passengers tn
LoSDoN, HAyRE SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
~ the following raer, payable Ia gold its equivalent
,cr The cabin. sios second cabin sss IN; sceragc
To be followed by tho steamship AMERICA, ). Meyer,
mnstar July n.
cPi.pJCHg cO Rrosd srccf
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xfoxey cuHrE awp nkRNKss &c ALL ~ FfSr
= 81 Co. = -seM - ~ fearth .ssnus LsssFr s'aDses
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L'OR SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
Change OF sailing day
FREIGHT AT LOWEST RATES
Cabin passage Sy1.
The new, elegant and fast passenger steamship
FLAMBEAU
Captain 4. Alrrander
will leave Thursday July H. at O'Clock r. NJ pier 20
North river.
PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED
For freight or passage apply IN
LIVINGSTON FOX co. Agents.
~ I.Iberty street
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fnm tisf4hf y - ISL stNs 3stialV
nAFtpks
~ EArtN taFarsn g.,
uiu sarr ~ ths ) EST rsss - tRfphT tult !. q
oelosk 4 f,Ba Tisf - esf.h listt Faseagtf astaaa
nrswiAsiaas ursn.tss4fi
III gsN@rnw yDN 10
81 lADxfsf .&est
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

A ELE0ANr TURN0UT-J.r BLACK tNo WHITE
N team Of Mares. from the country perfectly matched:
can hardly be told apart over is hands warranted sound
and gcntIe long tails and twin ssier aged Av.
have no fault and beauty aud stye
OF action can be driven by Lady With perfect safety and
are both excellent saddle horses Also now. cly mad.
shifting top Carriage turn back seat lanterns at the sde
most stylish affair; together with nearly silver
mounted Harness Afghan whp Nets. Iialters all
pee, making OF the turnouls be found.
To requiring such this II opportunity
will be sold great bargain Apply 10 the owner W
HUBBARD. Jr. Isl Broadway.
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EuuOpEAN srEANsuIps.

NY ,rrnS VI STEAM NAVIGATION cnMpANv
Steamships weekly from Nav York 10 Queenstown and
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f,,i gSlruNR. CivPrT- ASD EEnDfNU, rtriOR
y sna Bedroom salts, ~. - WNpALf AroIFs
st ~ soa sFet cprues tHusi f1ussicsp"ss
s. pri "a ~ esu 10y ~ ins.slneats u p-eferrei
r.vPNrrltRr MATTRESSES. ETDpIXu, LOOKING,
u aias.ss. cheagr.t ~ rNLUiA CANPEtILs, 10
l.vay Stsrson naa iNattan stsris Cad, fass
snnuss ,40p8s ~gshtts. Delivered frer. furniture n
stuta
tvrE~trrRT rARrEr- pEbvtsC, rAnI0n, BED.
sam -uits - " RENOAfL sfOf1s. se saf I'll
lios,fa sfes ~ tsnsl Hea~tkce pers sapTlled
ana tsn 20, ~ 'Hs'slNens. 4 pr.'s'red.
t-oE s.LT.-N PtIsPToS rfr-rfAo ~ erLfN
r 40 orisf w'ii - soh e'rsl Ca ,. se@A a. 10 -
rAlr4 street tsssmeni
V-op aAtp-a FIIspTuN nEpSfB NJ, N srfIN.
X ah elasr u#f Nt~ ussN tpr - fssl at ~ i-ifi a.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-10-17

TIE STATE Of SOUTH CARULINA-In
Equity-Newberry District. Louisa Z.
Cromer, Y David \. Dickert and wife.
Bill tor Partition.
By order Of the Court of Equi'y will sch,
before the Court House At Ne"btry, on the
first Monday in November next, the rcai e>>
tate Of Jas L Cromer deceased, situated in
NewDerry district a. f0Iiv.s: .. -.
+. rhe Home place. Containing nin"tF acres
and halt. more or less, and bounded by
lands of John Miller, Adam Epung and
Susan Se'zer -.
! The FIke tract, conraiuing one hundred
and tif;y acres. more or less, anil bounded by
lands Of Adam Epting, Jacob Moser and
Henry Walter Riddehuber.
The Michael CrOmer tract, containing thir-
teen acres and q half, more or less.
TERMs-The purchaser will he required to
give bond, with good sureiieS 10 SECURE the
payment in gold Or is equivalent, of the
purchase money, payable in two equal ar>
nual instalments, with interest theleonf from
day of sale-the costs of these proceedings to
be paid in cash. :.
80. SILAS TOMBSTONE, c. E, n. D.
CONS office, Oct. l1th. 1866 St. e, to-.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CARoLINA-In
Eauay-Newberrv District. James NJ.
Sem and others, vs. E.. r. Lake ADM.
" and Others Bill for account. relief &c. =.
BY order Of the Court Of Equity, will sell
before the Court House, at NewberrV, On
the first Monday .in November 1866, the
real estate of Elijah M. Lake. deee used, in
three separate tracts tby plats thereof TO be
exhibited on day of Salel viz: One tract on
the left Of the Sterling road, of about forty
acres, the Giles Cleland tract, Of about sixty
acres, and the Henderson 5Cleland tract, of
about seyentyafEe acres.t l.. q. ..sa,.. s..
Il TERMs.--The purchaser may pay portion
or all Of the purchase money in cash--other>
wise a bond with at least two good suretieS
and mortgage Of the premises, will be re>
auired to secure the purchase money payable
in two equal annual insta!mentS, with in>
terest from the day OF sale. The cost Of
these proceedings must be paid in cash.
>r1ess*s SILAS J0HNSr0NE,C CE.N.D.
CONS Office, Oct Is 1856. .~ St. II
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THE STATE or SOUTH CAROETNA-Tn
Eouity-Newberry District. Sally Ann
Thomson Y. Thos. A, Thompson and Jno.
L. Thompson. Bill for sale Of property
aud to marshal assets. '@ *. ....t
By order of the Court of Equity, will sell
before the Court House at Newberry, on the
first Monday in November next, the real es<
tate of DR.. Thomas w. Thompson deceased,
as follows. s-.. 49, ... r -. -,....s...- q,
The Home tract of land, containing two
hundred and fifty-six acres, more or less,
and bounded by lands of. David H. BuzZard,
estate Of Chancellor JohnStone, David Half>
acre, J, ". Folk and other lands of deceased.
The Grey tract, of one hundred and ninety
acres more or less, bounded by other Home
tracts, the Coleman tract, and lands Of j. w.
Folk, Henry Ralfaure, and D. Il Buzhardt.
The Coleman tract of fifty>Seven. acres,
more or less, bounded by the Home tract, the
Grey tract, and lands of D. Fl. Buzhardt.
The Church Lot, in the town Of Newberry,
containing - acres, and bounded By lot of
Henry Blease. lot of Associate Reformed
Presbyterian Church, Thompson street and
-- street ~. a. -
TERMs-Ihe purchaser will be required TO
give bond, with at least two good sureties,
and 8 mortgage, to secure the purchase
money, payable in two equal annual inStal>
ments with interest from day of snle-and to
pay in cash the costs of. these proceedings.
-lHSILAS TOMBSTONE, c. EN-. D. .:
CONS Office, Oct. 18th, 1866. St. - to
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Newberry District-In Equity. Hen
ry.M, .siRgly Ad'mr, Y. Mary E. Singley
~ and others. Bill for sale of land, re-
e. lief, Be- frt.t @s.-r -. - -.
By order of the Court Of Equity, will sell
before the Court House. at Newberrys on the
firss Monday in November next, the real es>
tate of George M. Singly, consisting of
about sixty seven acres, more or less, 'situ~
edin the District and State aforesaid, and
bounded BY lands Of Jacob Bsdenbaugh and
Jacob SinglY. .....-.,yr
norton or all of the purchase money in cash
win be permitted to do so-otherwise bond,
with good sureties, and a mortgage of the
wremises will be required secure the paw
ment OF the purchase money at twelve
months with interest from day of sale, The
costs Of these proceedings must be paid in
.cssh, SILAS JOHNSFONE, C. E. N. D..
CONS Office, Oct. 13 80 3t. D.: ~
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THE. STATE of SOUTH CAROLINA-Tn

THE STATE of SOUTH CAR0LINA-In
Eedity-Newberry District. P. Boozer
Ex'or, Mary Jane Boozer and others.
Bill for Sale Of property. relief &c.
By orderof the Court Of Equity, 1 will sell.
before the Court House, at Newberry, on the
first foBd " in November 1866, the real es>
tate of Thorn as N: Boozer, deceased, con
siSting ofone hundred and twenty-five acres,
more or less, situated in the District atore-
said, aud bounded by lands of James NJ.
Sem, Henry Burton, John A. Harp, and
others. .'>
TTERMs The purchaser, desiring to do so,
vii. be permitted 10 pay 3: portion or all OF
the purchase money in cash-otherwise,- a
bond, with as least two good sureties, and
nortgagezof the premises, will be required to
secure the payment ofthe purchase money
in two equal annual EnstalmentS with inter-
est from the day ofsale. -, ,.-..
The personal estate ofsaid deceased, will
be sold for cash, at his late. residence, on
Tuesday, Goth November next. ~ 49,. =
rThe.costs of these proceedings must be
paid in cash =. -. .: - -. ...s..s.
- 3e.4gy. z SILAS TOMBSTONE, C.E,N.D.
Com isofice, Oct 18th, 1856. St. g. +9
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-In
Equitv-Newbetry District. Aaro" d:
Burton vs.. Kay Burton and others Bel
for partition and accoum:
By order Of the Court of Equity, Will sell
before theCourt House, at Nowberry on the
first Monday in November next, the real
estate of Robt Burton deceased, consisting
of about seven hund ed aud fifty acres OF
land, lying in Newberry DiStrjc-'n five
separate tracts-by plats thereof, to De
exhibited on day Of sale.
TERMs-The purchaser will be required 10
give bond. with good sureties, and a mortgage
Of the prem ses, to secure the purchase
money, payable in two equal annual in
stalments, with interest from the day of sale
and to pay the cost of these proceedings in
cash. The purchaser may however. paw any
portion or the whole Of the purchase money
in cash. .......,..
SILAS TOMBSTONE, END
CONS Office Is Oct 1865 st r..
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LIBERAL DISCOUNTS
An Offer f6

is made to allparties indebted to me by
note or account, made previous to the war,
10 settle the same at liberal compromise in
proportion to the ability Of the parties TO
pay, if fspaid by the 1stssof January 1867;
After which time they very likely will find
them in the hands of another person for col,
lection, that will not settle on as liberal
terms. This offer is made in consequence OF
the result of the late war and of being under
obligations to make payments on old debts
myself by the time above mentioned. = .
49, E. S. COPPOCK.
Newberry, S. C. Oct'10 Al At
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-10-17

THE STATE OF SOUTH .CAROLINA-I
, Equity-Newherrv District. Richard v.
GiSt and wife and 9th RS, Us. Q y.
Rutherford Admr., and others. Bill for
6 Partition of land. .-. 49,. .....i
s. By order Of the Court Of Equity Twill sell
before the Court House at Newb%rrv. on the
first Monday in November next, the real
estate ofDr. Thomas B. Rutherford deceased,
consisting of about twenty>seven hundred
acres-by .plats thereof to be exhiolTcd ON
day of sae-the Home place of about seven
teen hundred acres, in three separate tracts,
and the Indian Creek tract Of about one
thousand acres in two separate tracts.
TERMS The purchaser will, be required
to paw one fourth Of the purchase. money IN
cash and to secure the remainder by bond
with al least two good sureties, payable IN
two equal annual installnents, with interest
from day of sale-permisSion, however. is
given TO pay. the whole in cash. The pays
ments will be required in gold or its equiv
alent. '''.. - =. :
- : -. SILAS TOMBSTONE, C.E.N.D.
CONS Office 5 Oct. 1866. 81. +9
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAR0LINA-In
Equtty-Newherry District. John L.
Hill and others, v. Joseph Watson Ad'mr
and others Bill for Partition, Relief, &c.
By order of the Court of Equity, will re-
sell, at the risk Of the former purchaser, be-
fore the Court House. at Newberry, on the
first Monday in November next, the real es-
tate ofThomas Watson deceased, as follows:
The WATSON place->ituated in Newbelry
District, contaitins. tive hundred acres, more
or less, and bounded by lands OF Spencer
Rice, Elijah O'Dell, John O'DeIl, Holloway
Hill. Joseph Ducketr and Elizabeth Duck
EFT.
The Shelton Home place, in laurrn> Dis
trict, Of oDe hundred and ninety-eishE aces
more or less, and bounded by lands Of Lydia
Jones, Joshua Duncan, Jno. Ray, William
Young and others,
The shelton Quarter place, in Lauren<
District containing three. hundred and fnrtv-
seven acres, and bounded by lands Of 0. Il.
P Fant Jno. Duncan, Lydia Jones, William
Young and Others. e.
TERMs-rhe pnrchasertwill Ill he required TO
give bond with two good SuretieS TO secure
the purchase money payable in two equal
annual instruments with interest from day
of sale-and 10 pay iu cash the cos $ OF these
proceedings.
SILAS TOMBSTONE. G. Z. n. D.
CONS Office, Oct 18th, 1855 81. ~.
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TEE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA-In
Equity-Newberry District. Henry NJ:
: singley -Ad'mr, v. Mary E. singly and
The creditors of the estate Of George n:
sineIey deceased, are required to render and
-.estsblish their reSpective demands BEFORE
me bv the first day of January 1857.
CONS ofice, SILASJOHNSTONE,
- Oct - 1a& IT. g. z. N: D. IV
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70 Travellers.

THE following is the travelling schedule on
the route between Columbia, Richmond,
Washington and New York, via the Char losSe
and South Carolina Railroad:
.,. Going North.
Leave Columbia at 2 90 p. m; srrive at
Charlotte, 9.2O p. m. Leave Charlotte g.
$40 m. arrive at Greensboro at go a"
m. Leave Greensboro, by Danville Hall~
road at 800 a. m. arrive at Ricnmono at
SOOp. m Arrive at Washington al o-vV q.
m. arrive at New York at coop. m. same
day. ... - -. ....,..@ . UO'' "1'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-10-17

ALI HOUOA DOhNLO w ! A4]aS <AASAOAA'
F.OM THE ASHES
Will open next week back Of the brick
store formerly occupied by Dr. esadg GOain And And
former patronage. His varied stock will cons
si<t of every thing in his line as before the
fire Viz: Sugar Coffee, lea, Soda. Ada
mautine Candles, Mackerel. Herrings, Sar-
dimes, Oysters in Cans, Cheese, Crackers
and assorted Biscuits sweet and plain-mix-
ed and spiced Pickles, and Macaron1; MUS
of all kiudS and good assortment of Candy.
Also Crmn CurranrS, Ltaislns, Almonds,
Figs, Nu:meg~, Spice, Pepper, Ginger,
Cl0ves, Mace, and Table Salt e;,s, and Sat TN IN
Chewing Cigars of every quality, Pipes, and
Parlor Matches, A great stock Of Dye StufIs,
Indigo, Madder, Log Wood, Copperass. s. rig
blue, Blarking and Shoe brushes, &c &c:
Toys of every style for the Boys and Girls
in endless variety Fruits of every KIND IN
season, and almost every thing usually kept
in we'll regulated Grocery Store All the
above things will be sold cheap for cash;
July lS-Ff. A. NJ WlCAEh'
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To. the Public.

The Pavilion Hobsi. so long and ably con>
dacsed by the late H. L. Butterield, will
still be kept open for the accommodation of
the Travelling Public : And its former
friends and patrons, will find the usual acS
comodations and attentions bestowed on
them as fermefIys aud Ehe epublc favors, al>
ready so we'll established as the Hotel of%the
Travelling Merchants of the South, will, by
" - 1iH $40 .ss
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NOTICE

IS hereby given that application will be made
to the next Session Of the Legislature, for re>
newal or extension of the charter of the Town
of Nevberry, d.. ". &. MAY S,
Oct 10 Intendant Town Of Newberry.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-20

THE OPERA HOUSE AS CHRISTMAS GIFT.-
Of the various entertainments hitherto given
In Crosby's Opera Rouse-operatic, theatre
Cal, political, or oratorical none have ever
approached in interest or excitement the as
asmbly which will gather in its wallis on the
2lst of January next, when the distribution
OF premiums in the great Art Association, of
which the splendid Opera House itself is the
principal, will take place. The occasion will
be national in its interest, for there is scarce.
y hamlet in the country, from the eosss of
Maine TO the pleasant valleys of California,
in which certificates of the association ara
not held The result of the drawing WIN h.
awaited with far more anxiety than aav
news the telegraph will bring.
In this season Of holidays, when young
gentlemen are casting about for suitable
gifts for the diyinitiss of their hearts, no
more choice or appropriate present can be
selected than certificate of membership in
the association. Il carries with it bsauti.
tul steel engraving-a thing of beauty, well
adapted for present to beausy-besides the
possibility it includes of giving the adored
one deed, In fee simple, to the costly Opera
House itself, with all its plsasursble antioi.
pasions. If your fYs-dollsr investment,
francis Augustus, should prove 90 fortunate
as to thus richly sndow your worshippsd
Aufslis, can the grateful far refuse to give
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-20

CIRCULARS IN THE MAILs.-Ws are fire.
quently solicited to fold circulars, bills, &C.,
in the ARGUS and thus pass them through
the mails. but we invariably refuse all
such applications. It is done, however,
by many publishers of country papers who
are either ignorant of the law or
maan to violate it. Whenever post
masters DO their duty al such illegal enclos-
ures will be charge letter postage. The reg
aa:ions of the Post Office Darptmens pro-
vide:
Publishers of newspapers may, without subecting
themselves to extra postage fold within their regu-
lar issue supplement. But in all such cases the
added matter must be genuine supplement ap-
pendage to the newspaper in question, and of the
essential character, conveying intelligence Of
parting susnts of general interest. Publishers of
newspapers cannot send specimen numbers of their
newspapers to postmasters and others without pre-
paying postage thereon. Prospectuses of newspa-
pars, whether accompanying the same sent separ-
atey, to be charged circulars, and postage re-
CURED in advance
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-20

CAUGHT WITH Giving WIDDER."-The
elder Mr.. Wsller was caught in railroad
ear with WIDOW. Here is his account of it:
at was on the Yail )" said Mr.. Weller, with
strong emphasis 81 was goin' down to Biz
mingham by the rail, and was locked up in
close carriage with living wilder. Alone
We was the wilder and me was alone and
believe ID was because we was alone, and
there was no clergyman in the conveyance,
that that ere wilder didn't marry me sfore
we reached the half way station. Ven think
how she began screaming as we was goln'
under tunnels in the dsrk-how she kept on
faintin', kitohin' hold o. me-and how l
tried to burst open the door as was zig ht
locked and psrwsnted all escape. All ! it
wss a awful thing-most awful ~
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-20

IMPORTANT THE krcK--We invite the specia
sttsntion of our readers to DR.. Easteriy's advers
tisements, which be seen in our advertising
columns this evening. DR.. Easterly's family med
lcinea edeservsdlypopular, have rapid sale,
give general satisfaction, and are kept i'll all the
principal drug stores throughout the western and
southern states. 1t will be seen that DR.. Easteriy
does not recommend one medicine to cure all dis
eases, but prepares q remedy for each particular
disease, which can he relied upon to cure. II
families would supply themselves with variety
of his medicines, many a doctors bill might be
saved. also much sickness and suffering. Dr..
Easteriy's medicines have been twenty years es-
tablished in St. LOUIS, and wherever known are
regarded as the best in use. We say to the sick
and afflicted, ~ them. For sale by all druggists.
fsb2dwlN
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LIZ you want to buy

If you want to buy handsome present for Christ
mas, go to Wadsworth Co. You will find there
the handsomes stock of dress goods, the best stock
of cloaks and shaws and the lowest prices of any
store in the city. They have large stock of white,
colored and crib blankets, which they will sell at
lower prices than the same quality be bought
for at any other place Rock Island. Their stock
of carpets, oil cloths and rugs is the best in town
and their prices the lowest.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-20

RoGEs's STATUE1TEs.-Ssveral of these
beautiful and remarkably expressive s.asu-
cites, among which are the Country Post
Office" the Picket guard" the "Checker
Players" the Village Schoolmastsr," "One
More Shot, +" "Taking the Oath" and Union
Refugees" can be seen at Devoe & Cramp-
tous-snd purchased. They are very ap-
proprlate ornaments for the parlor, library,
or oiios. Take look at them.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-20
PURCHASE Now-Psople who have had any

PURCHASE Now.-People who have had any
experience in hunting up and purchasing
presents for their friends on Christmas or
New Years, know how difficult it is to do it
in a crowded store, on the last night before
Christmas. The best way is to purchase now
and lay the articles carefully away until the
joyful day arrives. Our merchants are sell
ling piles OF goads and nov is time TO get
what you want.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-20

Blondin, the famous Frenchman, crossed the Nj
agsra river, the falls, slender rope, stretch
ed from shore to shore. 1t was a remarkable ex-
plot ; but it nothing compared with the won
ders performed every day by the ECLECTIC Cleans
er." Every housekeeper should have it.
Sold by all druggists and grocers.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-20

The beautiful countenance of Annie Laurie is said
to have been the '.fairest that e'sr the shone
on The fair faces of our modern beauties could be
made fairer by judicious of the Eclectic
Cleanser"
Sold by all druggists and grocers.