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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-05-23
RebenlQnO All DerfQufen.

10 Gfer ees befen Gebeulanbes In Der Ndbs Don sanbus=
fp 6itp, g., an Der Strabe, 1 OPetle pOn Der fatbolii4en Rir-
ds unb an bic 9ap sren;enb, i'm bsfen @nItur3utanee, 70 tas
ss biefes 8rSbiasr NOD ~bepfanst perbea tann, mfro inter cen
b~tlistea 8ebingunssn ~rsrtaaft.
u. 8. OepaISt,
HpsI 81 'ss.-E eaubasfp gttp, Sbip
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-05-23
8ieIer 0empfroten.
btp II 10 8 @
8isle 9emcfraten.
Fir Gruntn Ghnhmsi1sr.

Geb. BeHbpte. Ranbiaen sic ben ganten tes
Spbn 6. Scrtms ct, pom Nprpib Sptunibip, als zines
@anntpaten fir @pnntp S6atneiifer an, nrterrprfen Der
Gniheirun9 ber OemOfratie bel ibrer @prpabl am nGdfen
s Stunt.
GeS. Gefbpte: = aeieen Gle eefdaisf CAPT. Seize
9 an9bman BON Wiffin Son nIbip. ais einen 6anbieaten
fur County G6asn1etfter an, unterpCrfen be. @nti6eibnna Der
Democratic ron 5rantlin @OuntY bei i5rsr 9orpabl, anb per=
pht6ten
8iefe Demrfratsn.
Neb. aasitsOte: = Seisen eie asfiuisf Der SertUfratie
pon Rranfltn County an. bas Owen 3 Stpne elm San
birat fir County Sdas meifer it, unterpprfen Der SprwaGl
am nddften 8. Stunt.
@isle Oemcfratsn.
Geb. @sfbpte = 9sisen eie aefdlieff in ZEN spaIten
ibres Slattes an, naB Rfbter SO. 81 Ranftn Elm Ganbt=
bat fir has Spuntp S6asneiferamt III, pntsrpprfen Der @nt=
f6eieuug BET Democratic BET t6rer 8oruabl am nddlten s.
SUM-.
9emcfrat.
8eb 50 efbpten: = 9eisen sic aefiuioft BEN Namen
hes Newtpn @tbbons als einen 9anbibaten fir County
s6asmeiffer an, nnterpprfen Der gntiGsituns Der rempfra.
ttiHen TOrpabl, uab psrpfiGien
@isls 9smcfraten.
Reb. g9efbpte, - 4Sntiaen Sic ben gamen res
Sames S. @taurine ale zines @~anbibaten fir epuntp
Shasmeiiter an, nnteruprfen Der @ntihetcung Der bennpfra-
tii6sn @dtIsr ron 8ranfltn County. Bel ibrer @Orpabl am
g.. Stunt 1867.
QpriI 24.-tmup @iele Gemrfraten.
Ieb @efbpte: = 6nnSf1cn Sic ZEN Gamen bes q.
6. SeableD aIs etnes @aneteaten fir County Sdasmeifer
an, nnterrprfen Der @ntideibuna Der temufratiiden Wdbler
NSt ~ AAkAA'h SVtt1 ~ NS%bN N~tbAI WIZ o.. HJkht 1OOfI
unb p~erpfibten
1924 bputp 8iele Osmcfraten.
Meccrber.
geb. Wefbpte: 3eiaen Sic e%efdIi8ft ait, tas 81 alta n
6 lie elm @anbinat fir WienererrG6Iura gum gfecprberamt
1T, untsrpprfen Der @ntideteuno Der GUrpabl am 8. Stunt
1867.
Geb. WeHbote! - 8eieen se ~eefini9H BEN ganten
bes Ga m ~ Ell 6. Quinn aS zines @anftbateu fur eas
gmt hes Tecprbers Dpn 8ranflin county an, unterwOrfsn Der
Gntfheitun8 pr hsmOfratti6ea gprtpabl am s. SUM, unb
perrfi6ten
8iels Semcfraten.
Sir Gcuntp @pmmiifcner.
GeS. WetbOte' 3eisen Sic ~esfiuisf BEN gamsn bes
gillian Guild ais zines @~anhicaten FIR COUNTY @Om=
mifipnsr an Bel Der bempfratii9en @Urtpabl AM 8. Stunt.
@iele Ssmcfratsn.
&eb. Weffbpte - 3eisen Gle ~gefduiait BEN Yanten bes
8enfameH Beatty. pom OfifHtn Sownibip, als zines
Ganbtcaten fur @puntD @pntnrifGr an, unteripOrfen Der @nt=
ideibnnS eer bempfratii6sn gprpabl am 8 SUM, unb psr=
pfu1ten
@iele Oencfraten.
Rsb. sEeFbote! = 8eisen sie s~efdQist BEN Qamsn ees
6rn. SDbn O. 8brner als @anbiblt fir County @om=
miftUner an, unterpptfen Der @ntf4etpun8 Der bemOfratiiten
Nprtrabl, nno psrpfi6ten
8ise Birser.
&eb. ~g8efboten - SInbigen St. 8sfiqi9t ben 6rn 8.
s. g. &sntd ppn 9ranfltn Sppnib,p ais einen Gambia
ten FIR @puntp Commit ipner an, nnterpUrfsn Der Gntiaets
hung Der Oemptraten BET ibrer Sprratl unb perpfihten
9isls Ssmnfraten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-05-23
NDrtbpii6Gfte 0eIeapnbeit.

SDTTURllUOTIe WRIRNRIDRifs
u. 6. 9eualtt pdnf6t ueesr gltersidrdds feline gut
siHSert5tets
GttD g d6erei,
nsbf Stprs In eapbuafp @itp, Sbtp, sn ~rsrfoufen. 9as
6anpt0ebGute lieet an elmer Der befen gef6Gftsfrasen ber
Stabt. it 8 Stpdrerf bod, % 8ub 8rpnt unb SIS 8ub lang
unb p~pnfdntig eineeridtet. Die 9dderei i'm 6pfs if ron
9adifenen ertaut, NIT ter befen Grader DPafbine unb al
len tasu n6tbieen Cutters iDpte aIem gum SGdergei6aft
3e66reneen @ei6irr rerfeben. ollie @~ebGulhhfetten inb mod
nsn. gut einseri8tet nnb init 9plsi6nppsn unh StaunnS per-
leben.
sdufen werren fam. @e8en glGbersm wsnte man i@ an
S. q. Geralnt,
Iprl 5. '66.-w 81 Sanbnstp Gitp, erie Co., 8.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-05-23

fur 1867 NIT Sielem intereFanten 2efefpTe, iebr sabIrsibe,
SlufratiCnen in 6Olsi6nitt rnp einem iebr i66uen erlorir
ten Sttslbtlee, @rob Auarte, franco per Softt nur IS Gents
gu besisben eur9
g9. g.. S6eU6alb,
Gpurtbats. Cincinnati, 8
Die geniarlife Der Brdrnien fur 1866 if tem Salente
betgeerudt. Aaber bieiem iinb III BADEN: @nbis @plssta,
lenter 80 sts S~pinnfube so @ts., Gen srbstalsnber 65@ts
Nteris's salsnber rs @ts., &meiienfalenper 40 3ts., aus:
ritanii6er @rlfsfalenSsr 25 @ts., m.
Sur jeDee 9aus unD jeDe Tamiiie!
SD eslaa6s mir meins 8rsunts unp ~eanbsleute CUR Cub
%icriptiDn auf te na5fOi8sntsn i66nsn nnp ~sepiesenen Ssit-
i6rften ein5ularen:
Die Suufrtrte aSelt fir 1861,
lister Subrsans in IS Soften, aussetattet NIT porshsli8en
6Olsidnitten, nebf sinent rradtpolen srpbsn Stablfibs
g Ommsrfrii6e,- ss1nalt pUn 81. Biris, eetpden ron
6. @eper, as Gramie. greis hes Sabraangs nur So, 90.
gu Saufe.
@ei5i1ten unb 8tlber CUR unterbaltung Ser Sabraana
pom 10 5eften netit elmer pra6tpUIsn stablfia. grSmie !:
Scr @ti6ieb,' semalt ron q. Sireranb, geitp5en BON O
Di9aelts, gum Greiie ppu MIR So, rs.
tleber 2anD nno N1eer.
aI8smeine SIIufrirts 9eituns. tsraus9e8sben pom 8. SO.
'6adlanrsr. Sdbrli6 ~ &ette grOS '8OIiO NIT isbr sablrei.
den Sluftrattpnen. Der Sabraan8 $500
Die Stsne
Spurnal fur sOiGstte unS Sanbarseit. Sdbrli6 "a Ium=
lmern 8OltO NIT ptsls MuseSst9nunssn IT. I 10. Der Sabr=
gang $2,25.
Cie Nsuberelt.
Sluitrirte 8eituns fit Spilette unS t6anrdrbeiten. NIT sabl=
IkiCptH ADUutUHBSH pQH UpVtH III JuHpNtUelttu,S UUttI=
nlnftern etc. Ser Sabraan8 p0n 81 yiumulsrn $2,25
Ser Sasar.
Suuirirte 9anen= 9eitun8- GPit febr 5ablrei@en abbiltun=
Spn DPUren, tpeibIiden 6anrerbeiten. Sdnhtmuitern II.
!. 10. Ser Sabr8ans 0oa as glulnaern srDs 5Ulip 1926,
Commentators sWSa0asin.
ltt sablrei1en Wtufter= anb MpneblGttern unb Splsidnitt=
5luitratDnen i'm Sert. .Sdbrli5 "a giun,uera gum 9reiie
ION 50. rs.
gueer hiefen angefhhrten SOnrnalen, f5nnsn ale in 9euti6,
ane eri1einenpen 3etti9riften rrrb mid idnsl anS biuig
tp,Nnpn nnprNet MIa Mo hpfnn uteffpn ~ Nerhrpttetien an
sr bieen 3eiti6riften, bebe i'd bsrpOr: Die s~eip3issr Gar.
.enlaube, bas Slufrirte 8amilien SSpurnal. sanOrama.
tne 8ern, Sabein1, @rbetterun9en. Sausbldtter, Sre=
"a, Bud fur ollie, Bud Der WeIt. Nstermanns Wonatss
effe, europa, Natnr. tniere 9ett, Wan6ner 8iieeence 9ldt'
sr. 6laeeerapati3, Oprfbarbier, Setermann's gepsrapbiide
Rittbetlunsen. @lpbns, @etpsibbale, pOlDtstniites Spnrnal,
olpts6ntihes @entralblatt, @arppdIf9e WiDbeSeitar8 fur
1errenfleioerma6er II T. No..
SD eruarte Sablreide 9efslun9en unb periprs9e bieielben
nit 9~epp6nler Sunftli6fet aussufdbren.
pb'lisp &. Sbectalb,
ladfcl8er BON Sbepbalb rrb Sbeurfauf, 9abs unb Stunt.
9auPlans, @VHrtbaus gsbause, cincinnati, .
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-05-23
8tefe Nempfraten,

Ieb. MeitbOte: 8eisen sie a~efiligft Der Senpfratie
Yon Sranflin County an. bas Owen 3 Stpne elm San
rirat fir epnntp sdas meiiter if, unterpOrfen Der gprpabl
am nGdfeu 6. curf.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-05-23
Scr 2eipssger
SQuftrirte Tamtlien= Galenber

fur 1867 NIT Sielem intereFanten esfeffpFe. iebr sabIrei6en
.SlufratiOnen in Sol;idtnitt unp einsm iebr it6nen crlorir.
ten Titelbilce, @rOb GuartO, franco per Spft nur IS eents.
gu beSisben bur9
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-05-23
@ieIe 0emcfratsn.

Tec. @sfbOte! = 9esen gie ~aefdQieif in cen Spaltet
ibres 9lattes an, ras Rihter SO. 81 Ranftn Elm Ganti=
bat fir es Spuntp S6asmeiaeramt III. rnterrpUrfsn Der gnt.
i6eieun8 bet Democratic BEL ibrer @orwabl am nddtsn s.
sunni
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-05-23

Geb. @efbOtsn - Sinbigen Sic ~ssfiqi9f ben 5rn 8.
8. 9. Renid pom aranflin Sppnibp ais einen Gambia
ten fir County @Unlni ipner an, rnteruprfen Der Gnti1ets
hung Der Semptraten Bel ibrer Sprmatl nnb perpHidten
9iele Semrfraten.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-06

rect idea of it to one who has not seen it,
Il cannot be described by comparison with
other theatrical entertainment, because it
was got up on purpose to be as utterly un-
like as possible all other theatrical entertains
nents Most plays dp4l with things ct
earth; Milton sang Of heav(n and he'll;
Dante OF purgatory Moore Of peris, uace&
demned to hell or pnrgatory, but mot to -
admitted to heaven ill they had won it; O.
might think that thee hod Exhausted Tie
resources of Imagination but the BLACK
Crook" is abundant proof to the contrary.
1t would be as easy to describe ice to an
African, or a telegraphic apparatus to an
Indian, as the "Black Crook" to an "out
slider" with its sorcery, enchanted bowers,
ocean caverns, palace of dew-drops, grottos
Of stalactities, immortals, amphibea, naiads
gnomes. familiars, fends, and monsters nz1ne
less and inaumerable. ~ grsa
Perhaps the most attractive personege IN
the play is "Stalacta," Queen Of the rafles
Mrs. Nellie Sanford, we are in,otneo,
though no one would ,dreeT ls., sue was
aupht but indeed a fairy. We doubt ,wheth'
er q person with q personet more appropriate
10 the character sssunned, exists.
The most applause is won by Mile Emile,
shared By her brother, Master Frederick
The two best dancers ever yet in Dubuque.
The best actor Of the play-of which act
ing is the smallest parts Mrs. Mortimer
Madame Barbara." Mr.. Mortimer al
avon Puffengruntz," does the comic; and
there is more comedy in one blast of his
nostrils IS he blows his nose while playing
the gallent to- Mademe Barbara, than some
comedians have built reputation upon.
But We cannot enlarge. In reply to tht
question with which we began, we answer
If you want TO sec excellent dancing if 20,
want medley of all things, terrestrial, eel
estial and hel-estial, wierd, outre, groetesque
and hitherto supposed to be unimaginable
go and see the "Black Crook. "-Dubuqa
Herald. ~ 81. ~e,as
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10 o0NgSUn6PTxVDS.

The advertiser, having been restored to health
in a few weeks by q very simple remedy, after
having suffered for several years with a severe
lung affection, and that dread disease Consump-
tion-is anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a oopyfof the
prescription used (free of CHARGE, with thedirec-
tons for preparing and using the same, which they
viii find a cure cure for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Coughs, Coldss and all Throat and
Lung Affections. The only object of the adver-
tiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he con-
ceives to be Invaluable, and he hopes every suffer
er will try his remedy, il will cost them moth
ing, and msyproxe blessing. Parties wishing
the prescription, free, by return mail win please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
mayllwlydIawly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-06
By Telegraph.
ssrearra 70. -nr DAILY Aaevs.


sxsGrox, Ang. 6.-The New York
Hsnld special says, President Johnsoa une-
quivoaHny denies fhatthe papers and 6nding
q the court in the assassination trial were
first salmitted to the cabinet. He says the
official record was presented to him by Gen.
Holt and was signed in his presence, and
that no recommendation for Communication
of the sentence of Mrs. Surratt was attach
ed to the papers. @|tt< I
CHICAGO, Aug. ga Washington special
sAys, the contemplated removal OF General
Sheridan has met with opposition from an
unsupported source. ExlGov. Parsons is
here advising the President against the dis
placement Of either Sheridan or Pope. He
thinks that i viii do 40 good, for he looks
upon ae time as passed when Sheridan'sre.
moval would have been of any advantage to
the administration. 1 JaE3E5ts %
The Surratt case will certainly reach the
jury tomorrow. Judge Pierpont will con
clude in the morning his final argument
and Judge Fisher viii at once charge the
jury. He has his charge already prepared
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-06

To the Honorable Mayor and City Council :
1, GENTLEMEN Finding the following alloys,
viz alley south Of block Q, j. W. Spencer's Adj
dition to the City of Rock Island, and the alley
through Ben. Harper's Addition to the City of
Rock Island, in filthy and, for said neighbor-
hood, unheaithy condition, making it entirely
impossible for the adjoining property holders
and tenants to keep their premises in good
sanitary condition, said alleys declared mis-
ances, and an abatement thereof is recommend
ed. "a, ~, 4, ...,.r .e +.
soy Sa H. WIcHxANS,
BID of H. Committee for Sd Ward.
Rock Island, July s, 1857 - --'5 g.
4 petition from W. II. Thompson and fif.
fecn others, asking the City Council to cause
Arsenal street to be opened and extended to
Illinois street, was read and referred to com
mittee on streets and alleys.
4 petition from John Ziegler, asking the
City Council to have a gutter opened near
his residence, on Moline Avenue, was read
and referred to committee on streets and
alleys.
The committee on Fire and Water sub.
mitted the following report
To the Hon. Mayor and City Council
Your committee, to whom was referred back
the petition in regard to the purchase of Steam
Fire Engine, would most respectfully again re.
port in favor of the City purchasing one imme-
distely.
sA2EEgfs o. J. DrNIcK,
r@.~s -E ga - -z J. r. HUBER.
On motion of 0. j. Dimick, VIM. Barnes
was allowed the sum of $3.50 on his bill OF
stone furnished on Moline Avenue.
Aid. 0. J. Dimick moved that the several
bills for work done ON the streets be allow
ed.
Pending this motion, His Honor, the May
or, rendered his resignation, rs follows :: { ]
To the Aldermen of the City of Rock Island
hereby tender to your Honors my resignation
as Mayor of this City.
. WIN. EGGLEsToS.
August 5, 1867. @
Without taking an, action upon the res
ignat!on of the Mayor, the Council adjourn
ed f
j. B. JOHNSTON, City Clerk
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-06

southeast corner of Water Block z, thence west
wardly with the south line of said block 70 the
river aforesaid, and thence up TIE same WIN the
meanders thereof to the pjAee Of beginning, are
hereby designated and sh1n ssnseiotsn W NOV" I'm
q the dpot grounds Of aid company, ana al
r. pazG e olreets, allgys and 'Puene grounds
Hin saxd Aoundariee ray be used by SAID COM
06Ey and il assigns, ~ witches, side tracks,
dine housse and Nmsrsl dePo. ana railroad
ysh ds ;oe1sd. s Water 'f seeas
s. and N the Chicago or Lower addition to
Ia C;tv and those parts of blocks 8 and in
sa;d addition which are nessA the present track
Of said company and also all the parts Of Streets
and ana
are hereby vacated for the purposes aforesaid--
provided leeerer that the vacation Of said parts
of said streets, alleys and public grounds shall
not take effect until said company shall have
sqaired the title 70 al the privste property With
sent thersto Of The proPretors Of all the lands and
lots (if any such there are1 abstting on the part
or parts OF any street. alley or public ground
to be SO vacated.
Aid. Oh. Dimick moved to refer the or
dinance TO the City Attorney for approval o.
disopproval. On this motion the yeas. and
nays were ealfed, wkch resulted as follows
Yeas-Ald. r. D. Dimick, o. J. Dimick,
Fries, l. Huber, Lloyd, and Wagner, 6.
Nays AID Halves and j. R. Huber, 2. !
A Communication from John Peetz wa!
read and ordered placed on file.
The following communications from tbs
| board of health were read and referred to thu
| committee on streets and alleys:
.Eeod :. ,aEPoRf.a
To the Hon. Mayor and City Council of the Cit.
of Rock Island
II Il q &C. e.Es 4 100 = .
GEsTLEMEN-The members Of the Board 0
Health would respectfully call the attention o
the City Council to the discreditable sanitary con
dition of the alley, running from Eagle to Bufa
| 10 streets, in Block l, Thompson 4 Wells add
ton. Also to lots 8, 8 and Z, in Block s, in tn
l same addition, in I'd Ward. s,a = S.
| .s-E JAS. W. BRAcKETT, =
/ H. WIcHMANN,
4 E. C. CHOPPER,
l. raS 81 Members of Board of Health.
Rock Island, July s, 1867. ~
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-06
A New Preparation for the Teeth.

Rogers Fragrant Odontohne removes ell
substances destructive to the Teeth, prevents
discploration, the accumulation Of Tartar
and a spongy relaxed condition Of the gums,
imparting pleasant and fragrant refreshing
taste to the mouth. Put up in handsome
boxes containing one bottle liquid and one
box powder Price Is cents.
Sold by druggists, perfumers and fancy
goods dealers. dwtf.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-06
School Notice.

: The school Of the German-English Schoo
Society, corner of Rock River and Deer SITS.
will again be opened on Monday, the 9th
inst Members of the society and Others
viii take notice that children will be admit
ted between that day and the first Monday
in September, and not thereafter for the com
ing winter-season. .,......--
By order of the Board of Directors.
aug2dwlw. sa G. L. QUIsT, Sec'y.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-06

Mr.. A. Bamberger has just returned from
New York with an entire new stock of Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods, which were bought
exclusively for cash and will be sold at the
lowest living rates. His stock is complete
throughout Country merchants especially
are invited to call and learn his prices.
iy24dwtf
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-
Hleaohed Husliua,

"a, 81, and l0-4 Sheetings, Buff Cham
bray, White Tarleton, New Prints, and lots
of other new goods, just received and mark
ed at very low prices. aar-E +.E
"A few more left of those great bragains
in Summer Dress Goods. -5N
/. Best Kid Gloves, only $l.25, worth $l.75.
iyl2dwlw. c. NJ. AIKEN
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-06
HRRoRs or YoUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
uous Debility, Prematare Decay, and all the Ell
fects of youthful ndIscreton, win, for the sake OF
suffering humanity, send free TO al who need it
the recipe and directions for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing
to profit by the advertisers experience, can do SO
by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN. AZ Cedar St., New York
: may11wIyd1awly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-06
Go TO the Best.

Go to 10 the Bryant & Stratson Iowa State
Business College, to get Thorough practical
business education, or to become good
sound telegraph operator. For circulars ad
dress lenclosing stampsl the Bryant STRAIT
ton Commercial College, Davenport, Iowa.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-06
DR.. Grover

has removed his Office to Blythes new build
ing, corner of Orleans and Eagle streets,
where he win be pleased to see his old pat
rons and the public generally. He will give
magnetic treatment to all persons who may
1 need or desire 1t.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-06
Odd Fellows

Rock Island Lodge No. ls, 1. O. Q. f.,
meets every Monday Evening at Odd Eel.
lows Hall, southeast corner of Illinois and
Eagle Sts., at o'clock P. N.
DAVID HAYES, n. g.
| LEVI S. HARsoN, r. S. En-.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-06
How do You Like the eBlael croo. >,

Half the week during which the 1s.a1aok
Crook is to exhibit in Dubnora :. 90;
past; and the constantly recurr;no nns,r
from those who have not vet seen andto 49,
who have is, Chow do you like It ?,s The
"Black Crook" has peculiar chsracter;st;c -
that render it very difficult to give any cor,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-06
A Teacher Wanted,

To take charge Of the school connected
with the catholic church of this city. Must
come we'll recommended and be well quail
fed for the duties. ~szae a7r.
A male teacher preferred.
Apply to Rev. P. T. MeElherne.
auE5dw2w.}f FSEE trgH#tts.E
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-06

FIFTEEN CENTS line win be charged 70
each insertion Of articles under this head.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-06


An ordinance vacating the present depot grounds
of the Rock Island and Peoria Railroad CON-
pany and locating and establishing new depot
grounds for said company IN the City of Rock
Island
SECTION ], Be 1t ordained by the City Council
of the City Of Rock Island, That the present de-
pot grounds of the Rock Island and Peoria Rail-
road Company in said City lying north of the
north line of Water street and in front of Blocks
3, A, and 5, of the old town Of Rock Island be
and the saIne are hereby vacated. Prouided koe-
erer that said company may continue in the pos
session and use thereof until such time rs the
said city shall pay or cause TO be paid to said
company five thousand dollars for the engine
house thereon. .r t-zH
SEc. 2, Said company may henceforth main
tain its track through the Streets alleys and pub
lie grounds of said city, where the same is now
located, and run its trains and locomotives over
the same rs its business may require, subject
however to all such reasonable ordinances of a
general nature as may be in force within the linn
its OF sand City for the prohibition of greater
rate of locomotive speed than five miles per hour,
and subject also to the right of said City ut any
time after said live thousand dollars shall have
been paid, Ito reqaire said company to change the
line of its track at any and all points east OF
Swan street pro1ected north, to such other line as
may be ,desi gAaked by the City Council of said
City and viii afford TO said company as easy
nccess to the depot grounds. of the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad as is now enjoyed by
said company, the City first paying to said com
pany the reasonable expenses of such change
SEC. 8, The said company may construct
maintain and a switch in w alter street between
block and Water Block s of theg Chicago or
Lower addition to the City Of Rock Island, as
also an additional railroad track running there
from along said street into the depot grounds
hereinafter located and established, and said
company may also at any future time contract
and thereafter maintain and use n aide track
on the south sdeio its main track and connected
Herewith by proper switches between the west fine
Oh Eagle street commonly called East Eagle street.
ana the east line of Buffalo street projected north
pa winch side track ears may be left standing for
the purpose of selling, unloading and delivering
coaf; and adjacent to said gide track said com
pany may erect, maintain and use an office and
Scales to facilitate the transaction of said bust
ness, all to be 80 located and constructed N 10
aco9nmodste said business and rs to Interfere
M1l!ths ordinary uses of snid ground by the
| pusflc, IA little ns practicable. ses arsg- -
| nhc. =, All those grounds which are included
IN tne ioiiowing boundaries, to wit beginning n
| sne nortnern terminus of Ontario street in the
| IA ississippl river and in the west line Of aid
street and running thence southwsrdly with said
west line to the track Of said company, thence
| Hestwardly with the track of said COMPANY "a
Carrou street., thsnce .horthvestvsrdly- 10 the
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-06
INSTRUCTION In MUSIC.

r HAVE. OPENED A ROOM IN WERBER.s
l. Block, over Kiesow's store, and am now pre-
pared 70 give obstruction npon the Piano, and
and other musical instruments, either II my room
or at the residence of my pupils, as may be de-
sired. y - g. e--s 49, -a---A+
Pianos tuned and instruments repaired.
WIN. BABCOCK. &,
Rock Island, March II diff. ISsfH g SS&sl