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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-17
BETWEEN
st. Louis and st. Paul !
Rock Island, Davenport, Dubuque,
WinOna, ..--
ANDA INTERMEDIARY POINTS.

The Company win run to st. Paul the following
splendid steamers: --. -s-...-
DUBUQUE, Capt J. w. Parker.
HAWKEYE STATE, Capt. Jones Worden
MINNESOTA. Capt. Thos. b. HILL
SUCKER STATE, Capt. VIM. p. Hight.
DAVENPORT, Capt. h. V. Volcombe.
MUSCATINE, Capt ]. w. jerks.
BURLINGTON, Capt. Nj. Green.
CANADA, Capt, B. A. Conger.
PEMBINA, Capt. -
SAVANNA, Capt Alex. McGowin.
RESERVE, Capt. A. Lamont.
Leaving St. Louis from Northern Line Wharf
Boat foot of Washington Avenue, every Monday,
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, at o'clock p. N.
All the above boats are manned by careful and
experienced officers and crews, and have been
thoroughly reftted and repaired, and no exertlons
will be spared to add to the comfort and convent
ence of passengers, and the careful handling of
freight. The company own several freight steam
ers and n large number of "a No. I" barges, the
greater part of which are adapted to carry grain
in bulk and are prepared to carry all grain offer.
ing, with dispatch.
EE- The company return thanks to the puehe
for their liberal patronage during the last nine
wears, and hope TO deserve and receive continu-
ance of their farors. When the business Will jas
tify his company will run daily line.
TEos- r. RuoDss. Pres't TT. BUFeRD, Sup't.
TBos III. GRIFFITH Sec'y. /. NJ Mason, Ag't.
M PRETTYMAN, Agent, Davenport
GEO. W. D. HARRIS. Agent, Rock Island.
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the roads are put in order) which will be
generally passable and accommodate the
people now most remote from post Offices
The suggestion is 9 good one, and if the,
people will put the roads in order we see no
objection to the route. 1 a*
No recommendation Of amy particular
route has yet been made, by %, and wafp
be untilthe advertisement for the mail let
ting is published, and perhaps not until the
contract is let, for the reason that the ap-
aointment of post masters would be unneces-
sary until the Post Master General let's the
contract. The bids may be so high that he
will not let it at all. If there is reasonable
bid, Il win, of course, be let. After It's let
post masters will be appointed, and their ap-
pointment viii fix the location Of the route.
The only report made, in answer to the
enquiries of the Post Office Department, was
as to distances '&e, &c, as follows; from
Rock Island to Sterling go miles; the
! post Offices now on the route, are Moline
Carbon Cliff, Erie, Lyndon, and Como
distance between post Offices: Rocl Islandte
Moline 3 miles Moline to Carbon Cliff via
| Coaltown 9 miles Carbon Cliff to Erie q
miles; Erie to Sterling % miles one pos
office wanted at Coaltown, and four or five
between Carbon Cliff and Erie. A semi
weekly route was recommended, leaving Thu
! city Wednesday and Saturday morning.
| This is all the report vet made a.. -.-~.
2' The object of the route is to accommodate
the people now most remote from post OF
fees, and if the roads can be made passabl
lby the river and around by Dillou's ane
Marshalrs by the Middle Crossing, thi
would accomplish the object.
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THE ROCK RIVER MAIL RourE.

We have received letter from a respect
ed friend, suggesting that the new mail
route up Rock River be located ON the river
road to Farber's Ferry, at the Lower Cross
ing OF the Dosis, and thence by Gains, Dill
Ions, Marshall's, and Zimmerman's, to the
Middle Crossing, over the old Sterling rail
road track to Erie, as being route (when
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-17
UNITED STATES BONDS,

THE FIRST ISSUE OF SEvEN-THIRTIES
i become due August 18th, 1867, and before
that date they must be presented at Washington
for conversion into the SIX PER CENT. GOLD
BEARING BONDS, or the right to so convert
them will be forfeited.
Holders can make the exchange at the First
National Bank, or at the Bank of MITCHELL 4
LYNDE, in Rock Island. All expenses of csnver-
sion and of delivery of the Bonds are paid by the
Government.
Rock Island, May Z, 1867, dw3m.
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Emerson Etheridge, the conservative cam
didate for governor of Tennessee, against
BLACKBOARD Brownlow, arrived in Memphis,
last evening, and was met at the depot by a
large procession of citizens and escorted to
the hotel, the band playing TRAMP, Tramp,
Tramp, the Boys are Marching"
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jeff. Davis in New York.

New YORK, May 16.-JeA. Davis remain
ed quietly at the New York Hotel to-day.
But few people called ON him, and it is
believed that he will, tonight, go to the resi-
dence of Chas. O'Connor, at Washin gton
Heights, and tomorrow night continue his
Journey to Canada.
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The ringleader in the Mobile riot, who
fred the first shot, is under arrest. No 9TH
er arrests have yet been made, but rigid
examination by the authorities is promised.
Judge Kelly left, secretly, for Montgomery,
where, if he undertakes to speak, We hope he
will be more prudent.
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FOR SALE.

lNHR.J.P DOSTAL OFFERS HIS BUSINESS
INl place for sale at bargain. 1t is one of
the best business locations in the cty is on Hi
nois street, between Eagle and Washington SITS.
now rent for $500 per year. Apply to
A. T. CUTTER, ~
nay l6lff.r sf-g.g Real Estate Agent.
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The reported capture Of the steamboat
Miner, on the Missouri river, with all the
heartrending details, is. now pronounced
without foundation. t. Il T. -
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The city Of Peoria has q bonded debt Of
s453,OOO, of which $74, 900 bear interest at
6 per cent, $l33,0O0 ats7 per cent, and
Sl46.OOO at 10 per cent.
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LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
]. w. BRADLEf'S s..
CELEBRATED PATENT
Duplex Elliptic !

The wonderful fiexibility and great comfort and
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A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort,
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dc. ..z- -
The Duplex Elliptic is great favorite with all
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The democrats carried Wiihamsport, Pa.
for mayor, yesterday, BY Is majority-a
great democratic gain. aa g . t7@sa
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MIR, STEPHEN ] STADER

Wishes N inform his friends and the public gen
orally that in consequence of his rapidly inerea:-
inc aumber of Patrons, he has secured the serVl.
oss Of first class barber Mr.. Deor, recently irOm
London. England, and he is now prepared 70 "s''
upon all at short notice. -, ,.a;.s and
Mr.. Delor will also wait upon the iaues an
manufacture curls, and all kinds Q. no ..ss. 10.
gge gents nas aesss' ~ " spr2sdim.
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II. C. CONNOLLY,

A TToRNEY ATLAwsAND NOTARY PUB
"a lie, Rock Island, ILL., Soldiers Bounties OBJ
aimed Promptly ef6ce over the Post oaRce.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-28

MALARIA EEERKWREBE.-K = Rarely
has thsre besu season fruitfules tsis Of maIsr-
ious aissss5s Not ealg ON the pEsiries and In ths
valleys of the eest; rot merely n all the ed
hsnnts OF Fever and Agas and Bilious Rsmitsat
fsrsf have these Frustrating diseases been unasu-
sly tfralent; b1t thsy hsFe stranded 10 teyns and
cities asvsf befefs ihfsstsd with thezz, sna hsvs
even asosndsd the mountains and attacked thoas-
ands Of people supposed to have been placed the
laws .of nature above their reach: Hsnee We are
eorlpsllsd to admit thst fearful element pefyadss
the Universsl Air this season, and should at oses
resort to the ouiy Approved preFentise Of its eoa
sequences, HosrEfTERs STORAGE BIfTERs, ;
tonic potent, Anti-septis 50 Psrcts an sltsra-
tive Irresistible snda stinulAnt 50 pure, that 1t
enables the human system 10 resist and bae esl the
predsposing causes ef disease. wish the eonGdsres
that Ose elethsd a hsiHoombustibse sszisnts nisht
move among blazing baildings, the man Who arms
himself against malaria with this povsrtal dsisn-
sive medicine may walk fever sooarssq district
fearless Of ita iDsslubrious stnosphsre. fhsinfer
mittents and rsmittents at present general In Ill
parts Of the country may be but the forerunnsrs Of
. dssdlisr seourss now on its way EeasNard frsn
the fsr East. PrepeFs tho sJstsm. with HoststtsFs
Bittsrs for suecessful battle with the msphisie
causes Of all epidemies. Be wise in time Sold sF-
sryvhere.-INsv York World, Nov. G, 1866.
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great medicine cured Dr.. J. II. SOHEsCx. The Propr
etor, Of PulmonssJ Consumption, when It hadessu-
med its most formidable aspect, and when speedy
death .ppearedto be inevitable. His phJAeisnsP
noanesd his case ssinsurable, when he commenced the
use Of this simple butpowerfa remedy. His health
vas restored in very short time. ami no return Of
the disease hss been apprshended for all the ynp-
tousquickiy disappeared, andhis present weight 10
more than two hundred pounds.
Since his recovery he has devoted his attention sx-
elusIvsy 70 the cure Of Consumption, snd the dis
eases which, usually complicated with It, and the
cures e1estsd BY his medicines have been very nu-
merous and truly wonderful. DR.. ScHEScK makes
professional visits TO several of the larger cities
weekly vhsrs he has Ehrge eoneourss OF patients,
and it is truly astonishing to see poor eonsumPtvs
that have 70 be lifted out OF their carriages, and
In q few months healthy, robust persons. On.
scHzxck,s Pzl10nie Syrup, Sespesd Tonic, and
Ma.araks Pills are gencrally required In curing
Consumption. Full direStiOns accompany each, 80
that .ny one can take them without seeing Doctor
schspsk but when it Ia convenient tits bestto see
hin. Hs gives advice free, but fora thorough en-
snnaaion with his Repironeter his fee s three doll
lars.
bcttls OF 50 thehalf dozen- Alettersf for advice
should be addressed TO DR.. Scheneks Principal Once
No. u North 9Th Street.. Philadelphia, p.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-28

F. Entsrpriss in HAueation.+Nc system
Of education is better adapted to rouse,
strengthen and give force to the mind than
the dicipline of first class Business Col
|lege Such an institute is located at Ann
sArbor, Michigan. Il is worthy of note that
while inferior Commercial Colleges age ser
ininating an ephermerai existence, this
INSTITUTE has kept on steadily advancing till
toaday it ID more prosperous than ever be.
fore. For circular and specimens of PEN
msnship, address
Rz A.o. PARSoNs,yAs N.
EH Ann Arbor, Mich.
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GTRAYED-From the farm of Jere-
NJ miah Gibbs, IN Riley Tp, eight miles north Of
tsemont on June 8, 1851, bay yesrllng mare Colt
good and full shront latch when iass seen was
On the Pike east of Fremont, June 10. HBsrsl re-
ward will be given for the recovery OF iufsrmsti %
lsadiag 70 the same Address, J0BF MORRISON.
2&B3iifs Pc q 6aliyills fp., Sandasky Co.
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l. Fetltlon-The following petition was
| presented to the aConncil at the last meeting,
but does not appear linS,he Tspartof she pro-
ceedings -, zg@sssses.,se-,s :, = -
20 the Trustees Of he city Of FSssoat.s : 2
The dBder.igned,' your petitioner repre-
'sents that L have been notified To-day by
one Of your Marshals that / must build 4
| Sidewalk Immediately on the east side Of
| one of my lots on Oak Street or he will do
| it f5f me. have built over one half OF said
sidewalk and have purchased mrterials for
| Tie residue and should have ecompieted il be-
| fore now, if / could have done so without
greatly endangering the health and life of nv
!, workmen by the miasm and sfiiugia arising
| from q pond Of water near by, which is stag
nant and fun Of dead animals and vegeta-
bles This pond stinks beyond endurance
and endaDgers the life and health of all The
people in the neighborhood. svslss ,s-zs t1saz
called the attention Of your Board of
Health to it several weeks ago and requested
to have it abaied asa nuisance for the pur-
pose Of preserving the public health; but
they .disregarded my petition and the vel.
fare Of The people. ~ 80 : q s =.
further represent that The order requiring
me 10 build that sidewalk sgainst these lots,
while there is no walk at either end Of il and
none on either side Of said street, except the
| part have built, is partial unjust, wicked
ard oppressive. 4. - -. 1's1's :.
Your petitioner believes if your. duty as
City Fathers and guardians Of the public
| veal, to do equal justice 10 all and use all
reasonable means 20 preserve the public
health, and to this end prsys your honors as
| fJllows:
Ist. To cause the nuisance above stated to
be absted.
End To relieve me and your city Marshal
| from risking our lives in building said side
| walk until taid nuisance is absted.
Sd. To turn out your Board Of Health, and
appoint men in their places who have some
| regard for the health and lives of the peo-
pie and win discharge their duties accor-
dinghy. : - = -.
4th. To cause sidewalks to be built on
i both sides of Oak Street from Napoleon
/ Street to the North end of Oak Street or re.
| seiud the order requiring me to build sgains,
my lots. I. @. RAWSoN.
FsIasosT, June "a, 1867.
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E,STRAY--As dark bay Mare about
IL Is hands high, ave years old, sound in every
way, with collar marks her neek, jump into the
neld Of the 5uhscrib5r in Montgomery Township,
Sec ], Wood County, Sunday. June ID The
owner can have him b. proving property and pasinr
charges. y 1e4EsJ JACOB PLANTS, Jr.
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HALLS vEGETABLEs1CELfAN HAIR
RKNKWER has proved itsslf to sths most per
fest preparation for the hss offered to the pzb
lie. II Is sv.sstabis compound, and contains no
iajurious properties whstsFer. IT FILL RESTORE
GRAY HAIR TO IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR It wiz
keep the hair from falling out. Il clssnses the
scal7 sad makes the hair sof siEkeu and lustrcus.
It is splsndid hair dressing. No person, old or
ycupg, should fsil to use IL. IT IS RECOMMEND
ED AND USED BY TIE FIRST MEDICAL. AUTHo-
RIrY. UAsk for HslPs Vegetable sioilIan Hair
Rsnswsr, and take no other. tai-s-
RP.HALL& CO., EssLss, N. n t, ProPrietcrs.
For sale By slicruggists. lsOns]
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From Ailisdale, Mtch.-UNIoN .BusI-
NESS INSTITUTE REMOVAL AGBIFFIN, DRAKEs
d Co.AThfs' fourishing Institution, es-
tablished bya oalkins,, Griffin & Co., snd
during The past year under the immediate
management Of Prof. O. p. Griffin, has Just
been removed to its splendid New Roouss in
the New Commercial Block, opposite the
Court House & Public square. With this
change Of location comes partial change in
proprietorship, viz: Professors E. Il. d w.
A. Drake who have during the past four
years greatly added BY their peerless skill as
Penmen and artists, and tact and ability as
Teachers, to the success Of the 0berlin
Branch; and Rev. A. s. Walsh, formerly
financial agent of the Institution, have
purchased Prof. Calkiu's interest and the
firm viii hereafter be known as Griffin,
brakes d Co.-the aGo," remaining at
Oberlin, while Professors Griffin, and L. e.
d W. A. Drake, assisted byso other popular
and efficient Teachers--will give their entire
time and attention to the Institute 7zss
We congratulate your numerous readers,
Friend Editor, over this change; for il per
manently secures to the Vest, to Michigan,
the best Institution for business culture to
be found in this Ootntry, though it abounds
in Business Colleges. sizss - isizifsia P. .
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COMMISSIONERS

lFA 4ALE-William Ne Phsrson Us A. B. Lind
ssy and Henry Zeilly. Notice Is hereby given that
Will esr for sale at public anction, 1t the ocr cf ths
Court House IN Efsmont, On Saturday ths 2eth day
Of July A. d. 1867, at one o'clock p n. OF mid day.
the following real estate TO- witt Beginning at the
southwest corner q lot No. n, IN the village of
Ciyds, county Of Sandusky, Ohio; thence soufhsest
ery aloEg and in fhs preiongston Of the linz Of ssia
lot gntfl suoh line i8berssets ths ns running ssss
and west fhroagh center cf section thfrt,es Ia
In the toRnshfp of Green Greek In z.fd icounfr.
thence west aiofe said center lima, ar enough to
make four "a reds In width from the sonthsasf cor
nsr cf said iot in BeuthEesssrly dirsctson on ins
With the back end Of said lot; thsncs In norshe.sf
sfly direction to point to the northeast line ofths
county road, leading from the turnpike in the village
o Clyde 10 the vilsgs Of Green Springs four ~ rods
il sousheastmly direction from the southeast cor.
aeK Of said lot; and thense four ~ rods along ths
line Of said county road TO tse place Of BEGINNING
making aid lot parcel Of land fsur () rods vida
and being known aud described lot nuahsr tzc;Ts
ar in tas village q taken a the property 81
A. b. Lindsay and Henry Zsilley, on an order Of Al.
ID fsyor Of William kcPhersoD, issued By the Court
ofCommen Pleas Of the county OF Sandusky and 10
me directed as Master C0mmfssioner Of aid Court:
Appraised st 8, ,1G6 co. Giyea under ny hand this
l5th day Of Jane, A d. 1867. = =
]. L. GREENE, yR-, hsstsr Commissioner.
I y. N. LEnM0N, Plaintiffs Atty.
Fremont, June 2f, 1e01-2as4.
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Al GTACHMENT NOTICE.-Jacob
II Eauds,soH PiSiniin, es Daniel Eing |, a VIE
Brother, Defendants: Before F.sEilmer, Jasfics
Of the Peace Of sandafEr townships Sapdusky coun-
~, Ohio, tBtsE H&ss Hsh sst'
On the 10th day Of June, A d. 1857, esid Justice
sssued su order Of fatashnsnt n the sboys iol
thes Of eighty Eve and "A 400 t<e67sl dollars
JACOB vAEDERSOLL,
Fremont, Ohio, June 14th, 1S67-24x3.
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Great Excitemsnt In Frsmont.-Ths
crowd increasing-Buskland's new block in
danger-the walls already show signs of Civ
ing way. As too much weight on the upper
foofs of building might Be dangerous two
Or more policemen well armed, should be
stationed at the lower cntrancs with instruc-
tions not to allow more than four or Eve hun
dred persons to pass up into Harris Photo
Igrsph Rooms at any one time. G26w4.]
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n
Shattered Constitutions Restored b.
HsuHBoLpls EXTRACT BUoHU. 81 assss issz 5ts.,1F !,
{ TO CONSUafPTIy Ess.-Ths advertiser, bar
ingbssn restored to hsslthin fem xesss BY = rsFy
simple rsEnsd5, sfser hlvirg saf red for severzl
years with ssyersiaeg al .etion, and that dread
diseass Consumption-is apxiens to maize kBosn 70
his fellow spifsrers thsmeA Of .ure. 70 sli who
desire Il be viii send copy Of the prescription
ased fsss Of ehassel Win the- directionsfor pre-
psripg md using .ie sames Ehich thsy viii hnd 9
sgnkeu skf foR GossVaPrIeS. ssfHnz, .BRescHIxIs,
CoUeHs, COLDS andsu Throat and 5.urg sFsetioDs.
Theonlg chiect Of thesEertaser IN sfndns the Pre-
serptfonis TO bens6y ne afsted and spread infcr-
atiop shieh be eoacsiEes to Sc inssipabis, and he
hopes every sslsseE Nilliry his remedy ssif vim
eost tbem notIlibg, and n-5 prove blessing. aers
ties wishing the prescription, ysrE, ~ return mail,
VIII plsass aadsess Rev. EDWARD 3aWILs9N.
Z Jvi5n205 5-sxf1 Williamsburg. Eng ce,N.Y >
D The Glory OF Nan Is StrerigtI.-Thers-.
- 4 -
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X, weskness In the back and loins: aud al those
conplaints resulting from deFangemsnt Of shs kid
news and urinary organs Sold n large bottles b.
the druzgiEts. H&RRkL, RlahEf, &Ooa
WAslssals pysgEiuts, ~ ohsnhsr 81, " q
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HelmboIa Kxtracs Buchu and InRHoyKD
RosE carea secret and dslicste disorders In all
their sagss stlitsls expense, itls or no change In
dat ne inconveaienes snd no exPoeure: lis pleas:
ant In tsste Aad oder, Immediate In It's acticn 8nd
fras frcsn al injurious propsrties- is1 e
Wrreh l. le65.~-ylsae7l faa-s.i f8.f
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When you want Pure Drugs, choice
Chemicals aud Patent Medicines that are
genuine, we would recommend that you visit
the Drug Store Of DR.. E. Dillon d Son, where
you will find the largest stock Of Paints, OH.
and Window Glass In Fremont, ~
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1 rrAcuarRNr- -NorIor

A TTACHMENTs sN0TICE.--.Jacob
IA Winfe,s, Plaintiff, o.. Delisl flng and Eiflssu
Kfng, partners BY the erm name Of D. King Broth
en- Defendants. Before T. Wilmer, Justice Of ths
Peace Of SsBdusky township, Ssndlsky county, Ohio
On the 10th day Of June. A. d. 1857, said Justcs
ssued an orcer Of sfahfneat In tia Above fI
ths sum Of one hundred and sixty nix md 81 -I0s
~ JACOB WINTERS.
I. Fremont. Ohio, June Il, Is67-2zw3.
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Buckland. d. SON.. stock sof paints still
hold out. Paint your baildiDgs, and save
dollars iu repairs where you expend cents
in buy ing paints. vlss'Iess "a sasssTns