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General Debility aud prostratt Li Nervous Wcakiios
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case9 Jstlc ~ sufficient Ia effect r,rc in a, o,,,.
Al .i'
SPY SO DR. J0lNvI[LEI SPECIFIC PILLS for no
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Dischafgeu Gravel. Structure. hd all anscrinn. y,
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s"mhch or iIupregnao the breath No ,angn os i mio
~ necessary Willie using hen nor loea hn,r W 'utt
ptrboI. '''''S' pursuits Prite u
o,r ihGE ars "r ts a1, mentioned articles will be cent 10
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LOOK OUT
Or YOU MILL LOSE A FORTUNE.

TI1HE SALE OF TICKETS. GEOEuia SrAlE iurTr
Rf. in the Grand Erru Srhcmc of September ilh
CAPITAL PRIZE S2O.OD0 Tickets only One Dollar
STREET. September
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NOTICE,
OFFIOE OnIEF oE DRTEOrIYIa 1

OFFICE oHIEF OF DETEOTIyRs.)
August Goth, 1861. I
be stolen, aray Sack Coat Mao two /, roo 49,
pas ABOUT sIteen inches In width; any Iarties osin1
'no Sa'he' VIII cali and Identity them.
Il. ". HENDRICKS,
.,.oo it Lieutenant and Chief OF Detectives
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F @ u N D.

"IIDUND, IN WENTWORTH STREET.,
Il bewcen st. Phillip md Globe street, LITTER,
directed TO parties In Columbia South Carolina. The
owner will please call nt this OFFICE for same.
September3
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w q 4 IS.

yEpNHTED.-h BDS :''::fii 10 to Ie YEARS
w Old to io house vrs. i.i !" ut 40. III Wi NJ
WORTH STREET, mc.tt, ai,iitiry t. ~.
September Q II
TtDOIS AND VI t.iii:a NS kn'.!NB.-N WHITE
~ WOMAN WI" Viii SN' .,r',;Irti.,,. ret n per.
i,llncnt sit'lscm hy arp,,ina: At ~. ~ MEETING
SlEEEr. september
A ItE.S!'Et'rt wuIrt. WOMAN
~ wishes situation In small finriiy ru,', and
wusnr. ar Ia dn houso work. Apply :;o. - liI.kl-
FAM STREET - September.
WANTED, SMALL. IluGSE. pW \ 81 tvi.
w OF FIVE ROOMS. la thu central lowe" Nu,t oi
the City. Apply at this Oiiice. auyuN -
SITUAriUS wAAIfaD.--NASTEn HH :
- marIilI "'su. Vt stGIty habits. siiu.i.Ou
respectable Dusiuvss Win iialu lItn sii uSviui
Ino+t auy capacity, ..'idi-ss .u. P' ~ this uI,l.r.
August IL
NTANTED-SALNNaIl1 EVERY IIEi:T
w Indri end NcnuutnOuSiOn to S25J l-'r Inp,.,li.
tn sell tlc GENUINE CDMMOS-SlSSE FAMILY Nm
ISL MACHINE. Price only $lS. This Macn., ''Iil
sti,c. hem. fell. tnri. bind. quilt braid AMI rniiu "
Thu cloth cannot bc pulled upnrt. oven alter cutn::
across the seam every quarter of All inrlI. Every
Machine warranted three years. Send for circulars nni
terms tn u,otls or rail- nj McD0wEIlS BLOCK, cor
urr Fourth anu Green streets. Louisville Ky.
BLISS McEArlfROS.
General Agents
N. D.-rosilivCiy genuine unless coming through
our Office.
Juuui tutls3m0
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NOTICE.

W NUTICE.
rTHHE SHIPPING AND COMMISSION BIJsINE "a
will for tho present be carried MS usual by ,bo
undersigned VI No. ts East Bay, over the store fornory
occupied by CRAIG, IUOMEY CO.
All persons having individual claims must present the
sine and those indebted individually viii make pay.
ihSnt 10 JOHN TUOMEY
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No. LICENCES
OFPICE CLERK OF coUNcIII
TT1EOsH prpeo >,, July u. 1867.
1 No = TTEEa1S0tNS WHO MADE APPLICATIONS EOl
mort nv ~. ihSuC R LICENSE hereby notGcd 10 to
f ~ ~" once with their applications in,me iiateIy
IrI,, or W. II. BMITH,
- ~ Clork O
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JUNK-SIIOPS.

JUEK-SHOPS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
rryr go, July 81, 1867,
psh-ShOP KEEPERS AND rEDlSIERS wuo
.,no naSo made application for HCESSiS ure he,shv
'"''"eu 10 repo t at this ofhce immctsio,y.
Y,,o, ". II. SMITH
~Ss - Clerk OF Council.
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BIC hhu grandeur. llunlrcds Of mica Vest of
that Eden whence lie cheerful Mark Torlcy spccu
iated on American progress, and the great po,;ram
ahu tho lnmtable Jefferson Brick swoled into I'M
natural proportions, there como invitations TO
"rcad" to orderly, and aetted, and civilized com.
mln'ties, which already have antiquarian societies
ahu taih oi tho graves or their pioneer Gnceaors
AT THE RECENT MEETING Of tho American ASSN
cation Tor tho Advancement Of Science, Profc.,or
% y. hoLToH read q curious paper on tho lse of
ihohths LOT datcSi he recommended the numbering
Oh tho days OF tho year in their sequence e, as To
got rid OF the confusion of calculations ationd,,t
upon our irregular and arbtrar diyisiou into
months. it was shown that according to tb;,
plan tho reckoning OF intervals of Tina womb Ina
| greatly Himplified, since il would become rimnlo
subtraction. Tho occurrence of the new moop
| and tho determination of tho day OF tic week mn
"nlch gwen day OF the year would fall are .asi
ana rapidly calculated in similar WAYS Wo
may oohpt, however, whether go prosac and utiIi
tarian rolorm is possible. Poets will hardly i'm
lio 'a""o h'aS-uay es Bweot Ono Hundred and
i"ciily-oiie' anu patriots can with tlificnty ar-
CUSTOM themselves to praise Independence Day
rs the Glorious Ono Hundred and rrh,v.Ir,I,
What would become of Christmas M Old .rIroo
Hundred amd Fifty:nine What well-nrsapizo,
boy would tako pleasure in souting Ninety roo,,
THE PHILADELPHIA NoRrn AMEnrc,y savs
magnificent specimen Of tho. Japanese lily has
been on exhibition Mt tho Horticultural show in
that city, by II. a. DREER. Esq. All will remcm-
bcr tho faIninG "tigor lily" thai ornaments tho
country garden This grand flower is fhc tiger
lily upon scale of triple magnitude hlt with an
equal hue IN which delicate solfcrno at tho base
OF tho calix is gradually Lost in snowy Willie Tho
caiI itself is fully nino inches in diameter. lI.e
petals arc delcately spoted with black the pelils
arc nphols.crers' hammers in miniature Tho
odor OF tho flower is oxqaitc IL has all The vol
umo OF that cmapains ffem the tuberose. with nil
Inc dellcacy Of tho primroso or viloi 10 tho
nora OF this country il is most valuable addition.
horticultural Hall is by no means small, vet tho
perfume from this single blossom psryeded evcrv
part OF it. Excepting only tho hlossom of th, Vic.
toria Regia 1t is Tho largest flower wo have vol con
a VERY COMMON cyPnEn ia made bv i,ro,,,,;o
OF the alphabet. This can always be detected ,,,,
taking a word from tho cipher md writing tI,o
alphabet in downward limo under oach Iottor
Then read the linca across n,nl you will soou HpJ
tho meaning OF tho top word. In The uunhor or
Bfdcktsood from which this il derived. Tc.r-,- IL
Tho ciplrr for JUIn,
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The Philadofphia

National Refreshment Saloons, where the
soldiers from every part of the Union were
fed during the late war were an honor to
Philadelphia, and there is a peculiar pro-
prlety In the circumstances that Philadelphia
should inaugurate plan for the endowment
of a, National Institute where the orphans OF
these same heroes may have home md re-
ceive anfedueation. This is what the Trus.
tees of the Riverside Institute are aiming
most successfully TO accomplish. Acting
under the charter of the Washington Ii
brary Company, incorporated by the state of
Pennsylvania, they are Offering stock at the
Low rate of one dollar per snare, and will
give to each subscriber q beautiful and valu-
able steel engraving, worth at retail more
than the price of the stock, and as an addi-
tionul inducement will distribute among the
stockholders presents valued at $500, 900.
In the distribution every one has an equal
chance to obtain large presents one is worth
$4,000, another 10000, &c. Who can re-
fuse to'do a patriotic and benevolent action
on these terms.
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FLOUR Mill BuRsED.-Just before day
light Tuesday morning, the new grist mill
erected the past season, at Fulton, Musca.
tine county, Iowa, on the c, r. I. &. p R
R.,by Mr.. VIM. Crisman, was, totally destroy
ed By fire.. The mill cost some five thousand
dollars, most of which amount had been
raised by stock subscriptions from the resi-.
dents thereabouts. There was an insurance
Of $1,000 upon the mill, and a small amount
on some property that was in the mill. How
the fire originated is not positively known.
4 son of Mr. Crisman slept in the mill and
was aroused in time to escape injury. The
burning of the mill is serious loss to Full
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was net much opposition to their escape.
What was the othar guard about that be let h
eofns&de sleep Three of thsmA kerss tlse
New Boston safe robbers-Abraham Ross,
Chahes Dalton, and Richard Dauisls. Tfe
other was a man named Robert Billings,
charged with stealing steer.
Theyhad no clothes except their pants and
shirts, and it is hardly possible for them Ito
escape without some aid from outsiders. -
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LOST THuxB.-An employee of the rail
road company, named Barlow, at the depot
in Davenport, Wednesday morning, lost the
thumb of his left hand BY having it caught
between two freight cars. The severed
member was found upon the track, and
showed almost as ''clean cut" as if it had
been taken off with an axe. ...a.g
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-03

SERVED EN- RIGHT-Fiye young rascals
undertook, the other night, to steal Judge
Gilmore's pears, from a very fine tree, in
Mllersburg. The Mercer County Press
says: Judge Gilmore lost no pears; but
that same night surgeon of this place was
called to dress the wounds of three persons.
One was shot in the head, another in the
nip, and third in the thigh no one was
seriously hurt
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Ar A;v1n,s

Bugle Trimmings, Satin Trimmings, &C.,
just received by express. -.
Fancy Dress Buttons. in great variety
choice styles.
Chenilies, all coiors also few pieces of
handsome Poplins, and lots of other goods
just in by express. 80 0i
Rustic Window Shades, all sizes and
kinds, on hand or furnished to order from
the Factory, at Factory Prices-at wholesale
or retail.
sept23dwtf. f--l-- a.- en-. AIKEN.
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STEAMER LADY PIKE SUSK.-Thes steamer
Lady Pike was partially sunk near Hastings,
yesterday-caused by collision with the
steamer Hudson. The latter boat was towing
barges of railroad iron and was unmanagea-
bic. The Pike was in the Red Line, and was
principally owned by Fl. Lourey, Esq, of
this city. We understand that it is the In
tention to raise her, and have her IN service
again as soon as Observation-Disclosures Times.
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QuARTERLy BILIs.-Those who did not
see or pay our carriers for the EVENING Ar
GUS where bills were sent around, on We'd
nesday, will oblige us by sending the amount
to the Office. 1al5 /,
0rt 3dlw ..sa
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DRowsEp.-A little boy fourteen years
old, son of DR.. Ward, of Clinton, Iowa, was
drowned on the last trip of the steamer Min
nesota. He went on board to see the boat,
and in walking off fell between the steamer
and barge, He rose three times lint could
not be saved. ~
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AN AcCIDENT.--We regret to learn tina.
D. F. Noble, Esq, supervisor of Eliza town
Ship had the misfortune to have aleg brok-
en-, a few days since. Aswe learn, he was
driving cattle on horse back, and WAS thrown
from his horse, breaking both bones of his
leg below the knee. We hope soon to be
able to chronicle his reeovery.-Aaedo Rec
ord 3D.
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New York Market.

New York Market.
Photographed to the ARGUS. ss @,-.,.
4 NEW YoRK, Oct. 3.
Cotton-22.sz,z -. ass .,.-v Sal.
Flour II, 25a1l 80 extra state 10, 50@l3,5G
R III o. s.---..-.-.s.. II s. - ..s-. +.
Wheat--3,00 for white CAL; 3,3l No. 2
spring to arrive; No 2 ditto, 2,27a2s 37a4s on
spot. - - So
~Rye-scarce and advancing. 49, N---E-
Corn, 32asS mi red west. :.
Barley pot.quoted. e:E-1r, ggsrs..g.zs e.
Oats f6a7sA for Chicago and Ohio. . MI
Pork-23, 75a2a, 81. ss.-sEs
Lard-frmer, f4ta145.
Whisky not quoted. a01b3 ksSE U.s.
Petroleum IA for crude; 3Sa3 refined in
bond.
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BRrpGE up-Persons having occasion to
cross Pope Creek, south of town, on the
Monmouth road, will be glad to lesrn that a
bridge has been erected in place of the old
one carried away by high water last spring
= Aldo Record, 49, s1a se1sA
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TIE PoL1cE.-Messrs. Feeley and McCon'
chic have resigned as policemen and viii
engage in other business. Mr.. Feeley win
probably 60 to his trade again. sg
The policemen now on duty are James
Schneider, James Barthalow, Francis Woods
and Philip Mitsch-all excellent men, steady
in their habits, and men who, we doubt not,
will do their duty on all occasions. The
people look to them for strict and impair
tial enforcement of the law, and we think
they can be always relied on.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-03

THE RAIDS are running Isaac N. Dunlap
for treasurer, and VIM. B. Frew, for survey
or. in Mercer county. se-
MILFORD J. Ungles is an independent can
didate for treasurer, and Henry Lee, for sur
yeyOr.
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Bold HIGHWAY ROBBERY. About IL o.
clock last night, as Mr.. S. NJ. Eddy, who is
employed in D. A. Burrows mill, was com.
ing up Third street, when near Warren, he
was jostled against and tripped up by two
men who were "playing drunk" Before
Mr.. Eddy could recover himself from falling
the largest of the two thieves had grasped
his arms; while the other went through Mr.
Eddy's pockets, taking therefrom q port-mo
naie from which they gobbled s28. The
thieves dropped the pocket book and fed
Mr.. Eddy started after them, but the two
drunken men, were two feet-footed for
him.-Dav. Gaz., Sd.
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Odd Fellows

Rock Island Lodge No. Is, 1. o. o. F..
meets every Monday Evening at Odd Eel
lows Hall, southeast corner of Illinois and
Eagle Sts., at 8 o'clock P. NJ. 3<E :
DAVID HAYES, n. Ct
LEVI S. HARsoN, r. S.
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THE UNDERSIGNED rs NOW BOTTLING
i SandS Cream or Stock Ale or Porter 10 sup
ply families and others, at their residences or
places of business, in quantities to suit. All
tlsco morel can be supplied, by leaving their
orsasrs at Mrs. Johnsonss Ice Cream Saloon or at
Vests Saloon s
jy30dtf. u. Z. WEST
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SwILER l. SPENCER invite the attention OF
our readers to their new advertisements
They have just received fine addition to
their stock and can furnish anything in their
line at the lowest rates.
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On Wednesday evening, Oct. I'd, at s:25 o.
clock, of zsyPh hold fever JosErH, youngest son of
W. E. and Elizabeth Errett, aged twenty wears
six months aud twenty-thrse days.
The funeral will take place at 10 o'clock on
Friday morning, Oct. 4. 1867 Friends of the
family are invited
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Go to tho Best.

go to tolthe Bryant d Stratton Iowa State
business College, to get thorough practical
business education, or to become good
sound telegraph operator. For circulars ad-
dress enclosing stamps] the Bryant & STRAIT.
ton Commercial College, Davenport, Iowa.
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Go to Bamberger's and see his new sto.
of Dress Goods, trimmings, &c.
aug30dwtf.
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n -
LOCAL COLUMN.

FIFTEEN CENTS line will be charged for
each insertion of articles under this head
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Sandses Ale.
@ AT VESTS. @
ROCK ISLAND ICE co.

THIS OLD ESTABLISHED FIRM DESIRES
l. to inform their many customers that they
have on hand an abundance OF ice of q superior
quality and are ready to supply them at . mo-
ment's notice. res - ~. -..-fy
Leave orders when the wagon comes round, or
at O. B. Higgins, City Scales. $50
A. H. LAMBERT, Agent
Rock Island, Aprili6 9, 1867. 49, -;
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LTAMES KELLER, late Of Camden, informs his
u ola friends, and the public generally, thai he
has opened FIRST class Saloon ct the shove piece'
wAefe he invites everybody % come and see him:
The hest of Liquors and Cigars slwsys on aane
feb22-d6 .*Hsi sEsf~ ~
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DRUNK Catastrophe must be growing
more temperate in this city, as the police
have found but very few drunk cases OF late.
Policemen James Schneider and James Bar.
thalow found one last night, man named
Andrew Lawson, who came to town with his
wife, put up at boarding house on the
levee, took walk to see the town, but was
overcome with strong drink and laid down,
fat Oh his back. The faithful guardians of
the night took him to jail, and this morning
Magistrate Connolly fined him 30, and costs.
He paid up, hunted his wife and then start
ed for McGregor, Iowa, their place. destina-
ton, they having come to town take a
boat for that place. -. -,
MERCER CouNrY PRIsoEERs.-O Monday
last, Sheriff Barry, of Mercer. county, took
IRON our county jail eight prisoners he had
committed there for safe keeping, and took
them to Aledo for trial, the circuit court
beeing in session there this week. They
were confined in brick tavern During
tuesday night,or about 2o'ciock Wednesday
morning, four of them ESCAPED. Il is said
mat one Of the'twc men guarding them was
asleep, and iii believed by1some Ahst there
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Ha.IarAa213 - Rock IsLAEo. September ~
FLoUE--Spsing Double Extra, in bbls 1850 u
wholesale, and $40, 40 1t retail Sacks, $40 q
WHOLESALE, snd SO 90 ct retail. Looss, 30, 20 -
Wholesale, and q, 80 at rs<.il -. =
WHEAr--No.I, $l,65al,67. No. :, l,64al,5s.
CoRN--S0 10 85e i. -sfsaesasa~4 ~ 3E
oArs--42s4sc for 35 lbs. s7staa 3ss9- aEas
q RYE--S5a90. sssag .fls 1sf p ,Fssz ,siri q
BAxLxr--No. 1, l,o5. No. q, 90. sssa - ssral
s SxLr-a, 35a3, so per barrel. zs@e ~ s. t}9a5
Observation-Disclosures barrels included, soa52;
retail &c., zsas - z.sar@e .,,Hts'sess .Ebilg
gHIGHwIxEs-$s,20. .aa eli ,ssifl .2aa
si0SIDNs--- 80 Per bush. s3a . fAA g 80 ,is
PorAroEs-1,20al,25 .2ssseali il1 Va q .io
4 EGss--l24c dos So e41 = sGa szs
ed BUTrER--Very choice lots, Tor retailing. viii
bring 20 to 25c.a 500 1ces a1af-s s3iI,7is1s.
PouLrRr-Livs chickens, 81, 25a2,4 par dos.
Is HoGs-For live hogs 5a6Ac. as es9GE
uCArrLE-Live weight, common, 4,00a5,O0.
Prime shipping 6, 50a7, 30 per hundred pounds.
HIDEs-Green Country, 7c; green cured, 90 /;
green calf, 12Asl5e: dry flint, l2nf5c; dry salt
cd, 12ac. lsni IS rf3a ta] aj'# @5c a-71at
Hay Prairie, s5ass per ton; Timothy $500
aSI0, 90. GffS4 "a = s 3
laWooD-oak 500 to 100 a cord. s4s .s.gs1ets
!. CoAL-At the Coal Valley Yard, on the Levee,
coal sseld at Il cents, the cost Of delivering TO
From teams, in Market Square, at Halls csrts
ITO uCT Swg @E9r
Chicago Market.
Telegraphed To thesAReUs. M "a
CHICAGO, Oct 3.
Flour-advance of l5a25 spring ex and sup
Wheat-No ], 93al,9 No l,S7al,90 No
l,99a2, 100. 49, asz-,.-
corn--No1 i,o4al, O4a, No I,o4aI,o4a
Oats-52aa534. ass
Rye--No 1,2OaI ~, No 2 1,1sal.20
Barley-No 2 1 ,l24aI. Is. - $3.50
Mess Pork--23, 75a24, 90. e.. sstG7as, az
Lard--133alSs 80 tlth s'-s. ea5a
Hogs-unohanged. sles s..f s,i.s
eCsstlc--lst class shipping steers 5,75a6, 90, I'd
do 5,50a5, 10, Sd do 5,25a5,50. -as.G Is. -.....5s
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-03

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND A
i large stock Of pure ice, and win deliver, to
families in any part of the city, in quantities de-
sired. NMs
Orders can be left with Updike = Lamont, at
their boat store, on the Levee. -
= Farmers andothers from the country can slways
get supply by calling there.
Citizens and others can get ice, by ealing as
Updil<s q Lannon'S, at any hour of day OF night
ar r. .SINMET.
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Premium Fob Printing.

Orders for Jon PRINrIsG VIII nee. WIN pIomp,
attention At the ARsUs 0PFIcE, sad be execufed
In the ysyy hest manner and at reasonable rates.
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Stocks ana MONEY

Telegraphed % the ARGUS. =
= New YoRK, Oct. 3.
Stocks--weak. FE
Sterling Exohange-Sixty days g..
Money p cent. s.
Cold AL. ---'-.-----. 3
The advance in gold to-day is attributed to a
decline in American securities in London, rs
reported to private parties, and the imminenec of
trouble in Europe. ~
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-03
DISSOLUTION.

TIME FIRM OF SCHMIDT & GRoTJAN Is
l. dissolved by mutual agreement. The Drug
and Medicine business will be continued at the
old stand by Mr.. Gretjan, who will collect all
debts aud settle all claims against the late firm.
- - - <A- 81 LOUIS SCHMIDT,
OTTO GR0TJAN.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-03
E-S See Gold Market.

FoRrY CENTS line viii be charged for
each insertion of all articles under this head.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-03

The subscriber, thankful for past patronage,
begs leave to say that his stock of Drugs, Medi-
cines, eiis, paints, Dye .stuffs. Brushes, Soaps,
Perfumery, Toilet Articles, &c., de-, is more
complete than ever, and heshopes, by careful At
tsntion to the wants Of his patrons, to snaeri'
their continued favor.
OTTO GROTJAN,
3~fa ~ .s Eagle Drug Store,
0nposite Railroads. Hill Rock Island.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-03
BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER.

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