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STEAM SHIPS.
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GALVESTON.

STEAMSHIPS.
GALVESTON.
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS Low PRESSURE LINE OF
sIDE-wHEEL STEAMERS.
Leaves on FRIDAY, March 3D. atsA NJ '
FOR GALVESTON AND. INDIANOLA-
TING new iron steamship &
Ia. .=.- Austin, ~
WIN. sCRMGEoUR, Commander,
wileave for the above ports from foot of ,ia tyeo
freight and passengers above 1880 ''s
Pssage 70 70 IIa SM.
/. q. HARRIS, Agent,
Bills Of lading will be signed vt the Agents ofce
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS Low PREssuRE LINE
SIDE WHEEL STEAMERS
Leaves WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, atsAx
ZOE GALVESTON AND INDIANOra
The iron steamship
sssy- all. CHAs. FOWLER, Commander,
will leave for the above ports from foot of Julia street. carrying
freight and passengers as above
Passage to Galveston. ....,..... s1s .
Fright to 10 Texas Ons half Of usual rates
l. O. HARRIS Agent
Corner Camp and Common streets
Bills adng will be signed at tn sgcna Office a @ "A
For GA4y' a, sFTr e,snlA AND LAyAuAs
Lac ST@Es LINE, y ~
Il aEieHT AT REnueEG RATES.
gg, 40 SOIL ~ = sIsaDa1, 18th inst, at I'm
Esor- GALVESTON, NDIANor.A AND La
vaca-The splendid side wheel steamship -
Tartar, &
- D, W. HowEs, Commander,
will leave her wharf Post 81 First District promptly as
above For freight passage apply TO
GEO A. FosDICK.
30 Camp street. corner of Natchez
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payne. Huntington &co--S9 do Cummings, Brown
&cc4-6S Gilmer, Hopkins &oo--6l Williams, Nixon
Eco--5S Stevenson & Mayo r Nugent &co---30
r Iioyds-l7sG W West-16 G L Walmsiey-13 do
al B GhaTpentier-41 w Wailaces--I0 10, do Warren a
Crawford IS S NJ Swenson.--2 J WsBurhridge &co
% skscotton seed bhl lard Gilmer, Hopkins &co
--snndfies to order Total 002 bales cotton
" BATON ROU GE--Steamer Monsoon bales OF
cottonA lie Blanc ~ do VA Thihaut 8 do Flower
! do 3 McGarty Il SKIS cotton Roman y Olivier
! do A Miltenberger--l bblssugar j w Burbrdge
&co- bblR rice do hides q Bethanoourt-l tree
and IL bbls rice EsIiucaze---l bbs pecans and 10
shdls hides JCailiouet-fl do to Lapene Ferre-
sualiaries to- d Didera-P Maspero--C 81 Sl0comb-
Rimaiiho a speRanza-- Hy Won Phul jr &co--and
order--T otaI IL bales cotton @
THIBODAUX Steamer Plain City--3 hhds SUI
gar HorntG Moore Ill hbls molassesA Charpen-
tier snndfies to order
Receipts By Railroad.
N. O., O.& G. w. r. R.-Feb ~ 80 bales Of
cotton VIM Lnyster-5 do A Miltenberger--l0 do
DesmartAs6 SKIS cotton seed to 7 Coffee-23
SKIS potatoes Caillouet-30 bbls molasses A Ro-
chereau &eo-20 hhds sugar r Hare--l0 hhds sugr
Given, Watts &co---7 do Schroeder Il Schneider
snnries to order-Total 45 bales cotton 81 hhds of
sugar so bbls molasses
s. NO, @. a. G. w. r. R.-Feb 27-4 bales of
Cotton MiItenberger--l do moss w Lyster-1s
hlfds sugar Charpentier-3 do G Sabatier-27
SKIS potatoes and sundries to order-Total bales of
cotton 81 hhds sugar ,z..s...,
NO, .. IA g. IN. r.. R.-Eeh. 26--l7 bales Of
cotton Wright, Allen &co--2 H Carter--l Alcus
q Seherck-l0 Ellis & Chamberlin- Total 80 balAei
eYf$Qn l. p ...a ! .o<-ssf117
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Y NsU0gPyg NATIONAL KEVIEW-wIII
y ~ p1tEA sedt monthlyl12 to l20 pages, ossaso,
viii - an work for the merchant rian16tcture-
eankef capftsst citizen seeking
e s9tgets IN every village, and
r<tfics geyins g paon he South wiI ind iti
e Sis wora as the edit th9 subject
prannsnt consideration Il his future HI
irctsd rom tho New York Evening Post Of recent date:
IF Be Bf4fs capacity statibican wy denie
" MS pftferesf fhorone knoedqe Of til
Ssg.nssa ma Ions study e the dacturng
VIII asake bis Esylw alssssjs ID ~ 1Dctons
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HeeelDt. Of Produce Y..s.raasy.

III ST S--SteamersJuli A332 sks earn 50 tcs
lard 5pQ bbls Hour Keep Garfield bbls fio,,I
70 Harmon, Omit &co--l00 do 25 bbIs whist-+ .
Bruno 40 dosineal Horreli, sGayis % y Dorman
flour kehor Updike-5l s sa, icy Dds g
kennett-lo bSs c 5ala e fln
" Ahas bIs $50 bxs bread 2so II hx aoS ~
dies $50 bxs soap Y Avet&co--is bxs mdse De
b &co--5 do tobacco 5 hhda tobacco Mayer Bro
Holmes AS kegs lard $50 hbls -four. Ayet-l5
bbls pork NJ } Smith &co-25 40 II Carter-Ifo
bbls -four 9H skis Germ q B Falls &co4-4a7 do RI.
stock, Grace Jones 1862 do Hamilton s. Dunnica
5 bxs mdse A Miehel--50 empty bxs T w Marsden
4 pkgs mdse ] s Atkins IA pigs tobacco to H r
bbls apples Ii bbls potatoes Miller 4
Dieyer-2Q0 bbls -four so bbls pork ice Skis corn II
w SchwaE tz- so hf-bbls beer B bxs mase Geo Elm
er-l do p Fitzgerald ~ pkgs mdse to order
Is bxsseAeese Van Norden &co--5I5 bhss -four to
Il Ogiesby--l5G AXIS corn Woed, NJ &es--797s do
M Rchards-I75 do Griffin 4 Porch--l7edo W b
ruilis-l52 do Z g MAXWELL $50 do Given, Watts
Ico- $40 doiIsutler, Terry &co-f55 do s44 ibis Of
10 SKIS corn Grace Davis AGO. 40 100 Skis bran
% do feed Stannard u Slayback 0Ubbls flour $50
Dbls potatoes do rs feet F DeiBondio- 3 hxs of
muse kmailhd 4 Esperanza--2 do to B Piffet--l2
VI "a ADENE Steamer Judge Fletcher 81 bales of
Sesten f! Phelps &ce-49 Williams, Nixon Zoo
~ 1S Shns y Geggusor 81 Campbels& Strong---27
Breoks u ~ Ahr aaags Martin Hawkins DO
6yfSe ance &co Block & Brittin7 HorreIi'
ssaSis 1coZS # urqahart-I4 Ballouf i McPeak
u teyena9n May Dsyis. jenkins SEQ o.: do do
s ssMaf g f Saru e,, WEarey &coi " FRI
Noble &co.5 Levy q Dieter w 4 ~ ba.sle
y Bnfser Ierry &cols Stewart uvde M ~ II
lcLearn& Mason3 W WaaceIG rn,ss Io,o., 10
d cons ro n hales tyine i Phelps &co~i box
ries to order--Totai 81 O bales cotton SUI"
u Ell k,ERS0 N--Steaspes Texas-i7a laiaa c,a,6,,
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FORT JACKSON.
REGULAR LOWER COAST PACKET ONCE A

REGULAR LOWER COAST PACKET ONCE A WFEK
Leaves every SATURDAY at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
HOE FORTS JACKSON AND sri PHJTTp
fonte la Aache and Intern. date landings-The new
anu magnificent steamer d. q. BLACK ford, Leo Bayhi
master D u Benjamin and j. A. Iaoarre clerks eoves NJ
orleans every Saturday at 10 NJ for Forts Jackson and
apply on board tn -s'' VI paSsaIe
TITUS 4 CIV ARTNEY, Tcheupitoulas street
or to FIEMiN MARTIN, lt5 Old Ieyee '"
YIRGlNIUS c. DENTTEL AdyeFtisfnp sgoo.
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BAYOU Moon.

BAYOU MACON AND TESAs PACKET
Leaves WEDNESDAY, oh inst, atbP 81
EDR COULTER PoINf, MOUND BAYOU
rensas Little and Black Rvers-T draft packet Gem,
Amos Abrams master Jos Kirby Jerk will leave above
For freight passage apply on fnti, or to
YIRGINIUSG. DEEZEL, Advertising Agent,
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
II STAR LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
FOR NEW YoEK VIA HAvANA-THE NEv
and splendid sldewhed steamships
MORNING STAR. .24OO TONS .Howes Commander.
EVENING STAR. 20l5 TONS III L. Quick, Commsp-,s
GUIDING STAR. 1886 tons. Berry, CommanS
RISING STAR. 300 tons. Nelson ;n,r,aSa-
For New Ye-'t"., Direct
The new and frstciass scz,s' steamships
alsslssif n, 1900 Sumner Commanding
| 4 .2e00 tons. .yansice Commanding
| f ~ "a 100 tons. Commanding
"9FrEREY. 1900 tons. ...---- Commanding
y The and frst-class sdewheel steamship
| Guiding Star, 1896 TONS
W. G. BERRY Commander
will leave the Companys wharf jackson square on
| SATURDAY EVENING, March Sd, at O'Clock P N.
composed the largest and most elegant
ships which have been built country for any home
line They every respect ocean service nnd the
route upon which they rum Their passenger
not exceed by those the world
rs Passage reduced.
Freight will the Companys warehouse on the
landing at all times during hours and the
rates for freight will always be low as by any other
lima
For freight or passage apply to
]. NJ CoURTEEAY Agent
SO Carondelet street.
FOR NEW YORK
BLACK STAR LINE OF NEW YORK AND NEW Or
LEANS STEAMSHIPS. ..
To sail on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst at 7 O'Clock NJ
FOR NEW YORK-THR Splendid STEAMSHIP
IL. IL. Cuyler,
s. II. DoLLARp Commander
will leave her wharf, of St. Joseph street. promptly as
above.
First Cabin Passage.
Fortnight having fine accommodations apply to
GEO. A. FOSDICK
" Cam
cRoMWELL's N. Y AND N O. STEAMSHIP LINE
To leave THURSDAY, March LIST, at SAN
FoK NEW YoRK-THE FAST AND FAyoR1rE
steamship Geo. Cromwell,
&c VAIL, Commander,
will leave her wharf foot of Toulouse street. Second District
above. sf -
FOR freight or passage apply to
ALFRED MoULToN, Al carondelet street
ITO ADVERTISERS.
h ARIES IN New Orleans wishing ADVERTISE in Yicks
'' WI nv v, ~ 70 lelr benefit to patroniZe the
published by Messrs. ). W. and E. B. KINsIEy
BY recent order ~
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STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILE.

"NSD1Lhs
FOR MOBILE DIRECT, VIA MISSISSIPPI RIVER
GULF LINE.
To sail every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at BAN
FOR MOBILE GULF LINE-CoMPosED OF
thefcowing screw steamships: s
-s Alliance,
H. J. AaNEw, Commander.
,.,'.. Planet, u .. ...
W. II. TURNER, Commander
These steamers take freight for MOBILE, MONTGOMERY
and SELMA and all points the Alabama river through
Bills Of ladng being signed by the agents this city for all
these points .....
The the line insure the lowest rates. and make
such connections at Mobile to insure the prompt forwarding
OF freight to Montgomery Selma and other points the Ala
oama river, without delay additional expense.
Every facility and accommodation given to shippers and
eohsignees NORCROSS, PERKINS HERSEY,
H#..r.. b rs Carondeet street. New Orleans,La.
DRHAvEN. STEWART 4 OSBORNE,
Mobile, Ala
SOUTHERN LINE.
FOR MOBILE VIA GRANTS PASS
TIE Low PRESSURE STEAMER CREOLE
$50 i WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Snf ana r FsibxH s Grants PAS"
kssoa& aoHILE-THE sPLENDID AND FAyoRITE
low pressure passenger steamer
,,,u CHARLES WALKER, Commander,
Ra,osS ABOVE on arrival of the ~ p NJ Pontchaain
hetnfh M viii leave Mobile every SUNDAY and THrPs
to "' Il O'CLOCK For freight apply on board
,. ~, - Corner Carondelet and jrayier str,se,s
permitting. " 'Ae watering Places, water
NoteeLetters with stamped enyeopes univ ran y, .,..
under the present postage law. ' w 10 TAKEN
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE DAILY LINZ
Low PRESSURE STEAMERS.
To leave WEDNESDAY. February 2sson thu s.rr,vo, =,
* P. M Pontehartran Railroad train
EOK MOH1LE-THE NEW IRON sTEAMEe
Manhattan,
j. W. WILSON, Commander
will leave above. For freight or passage apply to
l. C. HARRIS, corner Camp and Common streets
N. B.-No freight received after 2k o'cockPn
Ia No bills of adng will DO signed after 4pM
Freight taken % per cent less than usual rates
Leaves on WEDNESDAY 18th nst at & r. NJ from post
Is, First District.
FOR MOBILE, VIA THE RlYER-THE FINE IRON
steamer
D. P. DAVIS, Commander
Stands No. in the insurance companies in the city)
will leave as above For freight passage apply on board
or to
JOHN E. HYDE CO., ll3 Common street
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Riutr y.lltlligsnr!:!s

WEnNEsY,A Nv MORNING.. FEHRU ARR Ia, 1Ses
R;,,,v x.1trIIibenre
tsts q 8 Ts 81
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weadsssas. Fssrzass g ASA
Ysstsfaay IT, err m pls NJ ,.s 81:
" y. ,iss sss nm e "
- Hssss srs PLEASED 70 announce ,bs. III
spasndld he Asrehsntf and Inc has 4
HIT n getting ahost once more W. ss
has gpne " ~ nvsrsur q load .sF \ rs qss zs
BY seesrsm rccsivcd yesterday, dated g
- Asevcnsnn We Learn that The sesfhsr Fasrgun ~
parsed that point and wc1ld arrive here sas
lcave agxn for Memphis Cairo ant B. ksnis 2n
evening ~ Is As NJ 4 -ss g.
Wereturn thsnks for favsEs ~ tls $500 Aa
Jndge Fistches, Monsoon, Texas ~ julia ss
xtslI4e Texaz len Js1erson Esnrua .s$. ~
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dwcive.Als 6sycu ArIivFd n ASse
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nj Ssiow Isdy usscs ma q. 3; = ILL., 4Esgs IN
se2arise n hlsasS 1850 s& Il Rcck
lssnk up I'M Hsys ~ - syef. Cubs u H4e
Posna 49, y s<ss as y ~ ~
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rAtss NJ "a lxvsr -, az Il I'D roa,
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49, ~ g 80 INDY wish rs1ps
NJ had rod tin Hef No. - tA,sxs
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sed fsip Her cars .S nss x qys - -
reshpnent ID Msanphs iao0 bsss & q bstrsis n
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The aissf wss faia1 yssssrdas hs
= ~ ne the plevicns lashtsa isar
n No a.len three inchex head TINS
Ssat IN ~ wsrssss Ss 49, Th another
80 - e ~ + ~
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TIVE HAsDsBoRo miss, DEMOCRAT

The publication Of the above od-esabshed weekly pap
will be resumed on tio FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER lS0
al Hgndsboro, Harrison esunty, Mississippi.
Subscriptions and advertisements respectfully solicited
TERas--five dollars per snnREn in advance.
jackson NfSsspptan and Meridian Mssl Clarion please
cepy three times. 9isas p. X MAYERS,
= Editor and Proprietor
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SIMMONS, FRANCE & CO., MANAGERS.
CAPITAL PRIZE: 100000!
CLASS loo-To be drawn in covington, Kentucky Wed
Resday, February 18th, 1866.

Whole Tickets sl2 Halves, Sc Quarters, So Eghths, 90
Prizes cashed by
CHAs 7. HOWARD, No. 90 Camp street.
Lockbox 692 Postofice New Orleaps
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT HAVANA AND QUEENSTOWN
FOE LIVERPOOL CALLING AT HAVANA
and Queenstown-The steamship

and Queenstown-The steamship
Bolivian.
Cargo is now being received at the foot of jackson
street, for above steamer sailing puncuay on SATURDAY
the I'd OF March, at o'clock followed by
the GAMBIA, on Saturday, the 10th of March,
Cabin to Liverpool Sl25 to Havana s5 in po,d
or their equivalent in U. S. Currency,
For freight or passage, apply to
VIM. HUNTER CO., Al Carondelet street
INSURANCE by these steamers done Liverpool and Lon
don at ONE PER CENT.
Consgnees OF goods respectfully desired present their
Bills of Ladng at the Office pay their freight and obtain de-
livery orders for the same.
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ITO ADVERTISERS.

tarnes IN New Orleans wishing ADVERTISE in a Yicks
'"'s o"'y' VIII nnd u 70 their benefit to patronze the
VlCkSBURG JOURNAL,
published by Messs. J. W. and E. B. KINSIEy
the - ~ - hao peea aeslgnated
Official Journal Of the CITY OF yIcls b,,.a
navih the LARGEST CIRCULATION, only pRper IN The
state taking the Associated Press news reports f " Wv
SeSo for copy,
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PRANK NEwHALL,
fA................ CAMP STREET ,,,.iA
Between Common and Canal Streets
Has hand and is constantly receiving direct from thu
Manufacturers the North Europe large and elegant
assortment OF WALL PAPER, in Oak, Mahogany Marble
afsaf'oas' freseoss, Centers Pannelng stataary
seenery.
saooIs ESsss ad Public and Private Buildings finished in
the most exquisite manner and at the shortest notice.
The attention of City and Country Dealers is called to his
immense Stock OF WALL PAPER, embracing every varet,
exan which he dispose of prices as any ila,
establishment in the couasry
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BoEUF RIVER.

REGULAR BGUF RIVER PACKET
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 18th inst at5pu IT.
FOR JONES', BGUF PRAIRIE TIJoMAsiIANn
s ,ns n Gum Point Red Mouth Ion Point Jefferson
ger steamer Amaranth. John Freeze master George r.
ener clerk will leave above For freight or passage apply
on board, or to H. T. EEIUIERp & M apply
,,,us,,o 80 Front street.
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& MOBILE Steamer Louise-34 bales cotton to
Jno T Hardie SEQ sundries to Southern Express
B Jett-RsP urnell-order
NEW YORK Steamship Fung shuey-Astd
mdse
NEW YORK Steamship Guiding star-Astd
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|SfGaniship Cleopatra, Rich, from Boston 10th inst
to 6 N Fpsdick list district.
Ship Mayaower, Call, is days from Boston, to G Nv
H11spn &t0s e Is lss VI ~ 4
Stea1Ehdp Morning Star, Nelson, from NewsYork
Hhip Sura, Wheeler, from LliEerpool via Qhariss
Brem bsrk sst Bernard, Deetjen, from Live II,
BARR EIlwood, Cooper, FILTER, from Live ~ ~
Dec ~ .sss 49, 80
Ship Memnon, Baker, from New York 81,
to Creevy, Nickerson eco III SS "a
Schr Belle Sea, 9 81 & ff0mx 81
Schooner Howard D Adams
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BAYOU SARA.
COAST.

REGULAR COAST AND BAYOU LAFOURCHE PACKET
TWICE WEEK.
Leaves every TUESDAY at p NJ, and every SATURDAY
at 10 o'clock J. NJ.
Steamer PLAIN GiTY--JOS DALFERES Master.
nor TEsIBODE AUxVHGLF, PAINTCoJIR.
Vile Napoe"ngille, Donaidsonvile and intermediate
Tuesday, 18th February, p M - '
The Plain City will give particular attention to coast freight
and passengers and will continue
season. For freight OF passage apply board
HlRGlSIuS G. DENTZEL. Advertising Agent
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U. s. MAIL LINE. ="
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Leaves WEDNESDAY 18th inst at5r
EIOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS yICKs-
burg Nachez Baton Rouge, Donaldsonvile ali inter
mediate landngThe and splendid passenger steamer
Lady Gay, John II. Burk master j. O. McFal, clerk
VIII leave as above from the Companys wharf, Bien
vile street. For freight apply board or to
j. p. FITZGERALD, Agent
., ..., b. l0i Common street, opposite the City Hotel
Through tickets all Northern and Eastern cities sold at
the ~ 0~ -
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The only paying United States License per cent
Internal Revenue Tax, all sales United States
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-03

How BE BEAUTIFUL AND HAPPY.-Men and
women naturally proud they do like to look
well, and we think II right, but do Eot have any
sympathy with that class whose disheveIed locks
fly in every direction, when with the least care
their whole heads may be made surprisingly beau
restored to its original color beauty and lustre,
while the scalp is cieansed from It's flying dand-
ruff, and every hair prevented from falling off
Yes, and. very likely, have luxuriant growth OF
new hair cover their entire head, where now
there is none. But how can this be done BY
using Tebbett's Physiological Hair Regeneration,
which never soils the finest fabric, is richly per
TUNED, has equal as hair dressing, is used
nouuced the standard preparation of America
Every bottle is warranted. Smith & Dwyer, Cen
eral Agents, Chicago, Ill. Sold. by Glenn *
Hinckley, c. A. Benser, c. Speidel, Schmidt Il
Grotjan, Rock Island, and druggists everywhere
june l6d6m.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-03

IMPORTANT THE SicK.-We invite the specia
attention OF our readers to DIR, Easteriy's adveTs
tisements, which can be In advertising
columns this evening. DR.. Easterly's family med
Icines are deserved ypopular, have rapid sale,
give general satisfaction, and kept in all the
principal drug stores throughout the western and
southern states. 1t will be that DR.. Easterly
does not recommend one medicine to all dis
eases, but prepares remedy for zach particular
disease, which be relied upon to cure. II
families would supply themselves with variety
of his medicines, many doctors bill might be
saved also much sickness and suffering. DR..
Easterly's medicines have been twenty years
tablished in St. LOUIS, and wherever known are
regarded the best in We say to the sick
and afflicted. them. For sale by all druggists.
feb2dwll
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CHICAGO MARKET.

thIC2go1 OCt l.
Flonr-Whte winter extras sold at from Sl2.5
to 1000; red winter at Ills; spring extras at
SO 5Oai 90, and superfine at 7.S74 a9 so.
Wheat-$2 .04a2. IL for No spring; 81 SEAL. ST
for No spring; and $l.62ai,7O Tor rejected.
Corn-643a 65c for No In store.
Oats-333c Tor No ? in store.
Rye--No l at S2aS3c; 77a7sc for No ..
Barley-$l II tor No J.; S4aS6c for No ., and
5Sc for rejected in store.
Highwines-DuI and nominal at 45a46c for
bonded and 50 .S3s2 "a for free.
Timothy Seed--S2, 75a2 80. Clover Sd, 90.
Mess Pork--Saes OF 500 bbIs at S32. Dry
sailed shoulders 1890.
Lard--l74al74c for prime winter rendered.
Butter--Choice dairy 26a2Sc; good to prime
frkin 22a25c common to medium frkin lSa2lc
Csttle--44 to 81.
Hogs and sheep not quoted.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-03

Go TO MOLINE To-NIGHT. Judge Thomp-
son aud Captain Pepper .speak in Moline to-
night, and we urge upon all who can do So,
to get out their teams and 60 up and see that
they have fair play. All who have teams
should get them out and 60 up. Others can
club together and get hacks from the stables.
THE township committee at a considsrable
expense have chartered a train of cara for
Goal Valley tomorrow. TO tne Thompson
meeting, and they invite all the people to a
free rids- The township committee will at
tend to the comfort of the people who go, and
make themselves generally useful Turn out
dren.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-03

THE Rock ISLAND CLAIMS. According to
the act of congress the land and appurtenan-
ces on Rock Island not belonging 30 the Uni
ted States were authorized 10 be taken for
governments use. and a commission was order
ed to be appointed by the secretary of war
to Investigate and report upon the value
thereof, preparatory to the settling for the
same. Among the principal claimants are
the heirs of Colonel Davenport and David B.
Sears. The city of Rock Island also has q
small claim for the Wilson Island. The val
he OF the whole claims will be fixed by a com
mission consisting Of Maj, Gems. Schofeld
aud Barnes Of the regular army, and Judge
Church, of Rockford. who will examine the
property this week and appraise it. General
Sohofeld was at the Island City Hotel on
Monday, and the other members expected
to-day.