The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-25

Circulate THEM.-For the past 70 u
weeks we have been publishing articles in
relation to the industrial interests of Rock Is
land, and We suggest to our people general
ly, as well as to those whose business is spec
tally noticed, that they cannot, for q trifing
sum, do so much good for Rock Island as to
send those papers to their friends.
The edition of the WEEKLY ARGUS, of
Nov. I'd, containing the article in relation to
the Wooden Mills, is exhausted.
Of the following weeks we have still a
small supply left.
The WEEKLY of Nov. 9. contains articles
| in relation to the Plow Factory, the Soap
Factories, the Distillery, the Vulcan Foun-
dry, the Carpet and Coverlet Factory, the
Paper Mill, the Lumber Mills, and the Lum-
| Der business.
The WEEKLY of Nov. 10TH, articles in
relation to the Breweries, the Malt Houses,
the Tanneries, the FIGURING Mills, the Wag
on and Carriage shops, the Cooper shops,
| the Planning Mill, &c &C.
And the WEEKLY of this week, Nov. 23d.,
| articles in relation to the Harness and Boot
| and Shoe Manufactures, the Steel and Iron
Workers, the Saw Factory, the Gas Filters,
the Boiler Shop, the Blacksmiths, the Gun
Shop, the Cutlery Shop, the Clothing Manu-
facturers, the Furniture and Upholstery
| Manufacturers, the Basket Factory, the
Rope Factory, the Marble Works, the Book
| Bindery, the Cigar Factories, the Broom
Factories, the Match Factory, and the Brick
Business.
These papers can be had for five cents
| each, at our counting room, and we think
our people would benefit the business OF
the town generally by giving them wide
circulation. Call soon, fyou want any
A MISUNDERSTANDING night between II
and IL O'Clock, Mr.. Herrick saw man OF
Illinois streets, near the salt barrels, Opposite
Shaw's store, in his shirt sleeves and bar
headed. He was afterwards seen in Mold:
beer saloon, where he stopped 6 few minutes
He was pretty drunk and soon left the So
loon. This is the last trace of the man
Sunday morning, a man named Smith, from
Geneseo, found brown short sack coat, ant
light colored close fitting cap, behind tn
salt barrels where this man was seen tn
night previous. The coat was soaked through
with the rain which fell that night He left
at Esqr. Higgins Office, where it was search
ed to learn something of its owner. In tn
pockets was found seven shooter, revolver
No. 38,254-one chamber discharged
white linen handkerchief having no nam
upon it phial of tincture of arsenic, neal
. ly full, with Glenn & Hinckley's label upo
it. and evidently just purchased a copy {
the Chicago Times, of Saturday morning
!, an index memorandum book, and quite
:, number of letters and bills of dry goods
II I'm Thomas Walls, or Walls & Leahy, 3
IL anu u Dey street, New York city, and a
y auoie'see to or made in the name of Franc
1'n'A' ~ Nebraska. Sunday NOR
D. ing, not long afte, the coat was left wit
u Esqr. Higgins, q ma. called ,bers for !, sa
o. ing that it belonged to Attend IF his h,
to Mr.. Higgins declined to dc. :. 80 ~
e, one but the owner, and handed. ;,
n City Marshal. 1t is now at Mag st. ~.
Il nelly's office, where it will rema in unit. !,
real owner calls, in person, for it. The !
ice want to see him, as it may help to cle
N up another mystery.