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Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
- Die Nortbern Central
Qi[enbahn.
. r 8 Il etdeIi6
(SpnntaSs au~ssenpmmen.)
SfGb MtttSbnr9 nuD benz weften.

\ON"'"bD ~"eBSHVHWellsJ
Rad %tttSbmr9 benz 0Seften-
2dsIi& a~ eli B as e (GOnntGss ausssnpmmsu.)
A1 Na@ Buffalo unO Niasava J6Ge. GEN
I'm unb rad benz 10. Wpoeutber 1856 e~erlufIen bic
5H9e Baltimore ME fclst:
8 Is Wcrgen8, GGnel3us. GS0Ii6, (@onntaas auss
senenlH1en) mad Tittsburs, petliG uae u5rbli1 bis
God Saoen.
Berbtnbun9en.-@n 9feIaD nit Der Iefterl
Ufarplano Sabn; in Sanpoer Sunction nit Der
Sanpoer 3pet9babn in Sarris6urs nit Der 4enn>
iqlpanIa &entralba9n, Se5ancu @alsptabn uub Der
cumberland Taaepba5u; in Suuburp nit Der Pbia
laeelpbta NIB Grts Sfailroab in 0prtb Gumbers
lamb nit Der Sddatpana unb Blprmsbnrgbabn. -
Irtunft III God 9apeu I'M s 10 gla&mittass.
1915 Wttta9s, 99nensuS. GGsli@ (SppRtnss aus.
9enoHmen) tdr PittsburJ mS ben 2Ee1ten, Gnb
nerbIi9 bis Buffalo unb Niasara SANS unO erie.
SerbtHpHngen. Pin Der Saupper SGacs
ttpn NIT Der Sanoper 3peigbabn in Sarris6ars
nit Der Rennfplpauia GertralbaBn, eebanpu galeD
SapH uno Cumberland Valepbabn; IN Gunbar1
nit Der philadelphia unb Grisbabn; in Glmira mi
Der G%rtebabn; an @aHarpai9ua init Der Rep Dprt
@entralbabn.
10 10 Na@ts, G~gpreB3us. GGsIi@ fir ben g8sfsa
td9Itn, (Srnutags ausgeucuImen(, fir EiSse nSrbs
Ito bon Nsiliamport, bis Buffalo uub Grie.
Seretnb uR9 EN-. - SH Sa1iSbnrg nit 6r
Teuniplpania Geutralbabn unb Der lebanon Saaep
Oep"t W SnHputp NIL GET PplapstppR IHp STIt
Gtieababn; in 9tprtb Cumberland nit Der Ca
tapana uno SipcmsburS GiIeubGbn; in Glmira
nit Der erie @iieubabu; in @ananeaieua, nit Ger
Nep Yorf Central @~iisnbabu,
ACCOMMODATIONS 3iige:
SIR SGrrtSburs: &Ssli@, (Spuntass ausses
ncmmeu) um z 20 UarrSens, unS tGsliG, (GCuntass
aussenpuuieu) nm z 20 0a1ulittags.
SIR Yort: I'm 8 80 gaGn. = 5ur Parfs
t 0 II lin 8 80 @benbs.
&nfuuft Der 3itae IN Baltimore I:
gpn benz SO eiteH nnb yaorben un z u5r Morgers, so
unb 6 ubr gta9M.
@pm Beten alein I'm IL 20 U2orsens.
RarItcn Accommodation 8 80 D1prgeus.
BORT NccpmunpSa tion 10 10 WiorgenS.
NeSen Ueitster gustuuft unb &iGets mad allen 4Iatsn
uDreli@ unb ipeitliG, peube uan iNt an bic &idet-O I1cs
@alpert Citation.
Go. @. DpuRGt Cen paGasiersggt.
OanljD s. 81. . 8arrp, Sen. sSupertnb't.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
Ret(e= %ge(egenGeiten.
zaocooeutGdDer qIo904
N~sgehaGsigs Oisests
81 s}oa Dampf;Sif' Sasst
tRlf1ea
l5remea uasD gSe@ g5pgR

t@is4en
g5resa9ees uGaD Nes~ gSpgR
piG 9eutsasap;on
bnr3 bic s~etsebfea, elegant siussrj@tstsH FcfSamsIi&lS
95saefics, &oot. 8. 6. Iss3se,
SssD Yoga, Gart o. erTs
gerasanas CAPT. %. 8. sDeg2e
&Aania, Capt. &. Opu DtereabVrS
a5retness > Il s. yaeSua5er,
SDeutfAIauSs &apt. 3. Wsfeis,
Wu!cN, Capt. 3. 8. bon Sautsn.
gfssfer, @apt. O.. &3elte.
p5a 5000 Een1en nEb 700 $terbefraft
Die Gtpebitieustase fub spe fcISs ~fsaSs'sst:
G3on G~3rstEeni Southampton: Vset0 YSrt.
ieben @onnasenb. isteu 9ienfas. ieten DcnneraaS
az Dei&ea &asen big zDampfer
sSs &SsG+ "a. NSfe
mitusbmeu.
&ie DamYier bIcfgg eiris fsltsn sur sauOuas pcnPai'
Isslefen uG,s GnsIaub uub 6snnireiE ta ScnteaGpt0u'
%aTa9e>9retie:
Son Eeemcn Ha&s SSeEe gSrs.
u.. Dbe1er GaIOn . $1a5 90
@"iA's untsses ta go. 90 co In @pIc.
00tfGsnbeS .......,.--s as 90
sois sseiD sS~UrEtace Tgesen, eSEsSns SGSs anf
gSDn1baGaeisn.
SG5erer @Gloa - $l2k 90
SSlA"' ua'erts b -. rs 90 Ia eeOiS.
BptI6enSef :. ..s--.. ~ t0}
@a4 9remeu unb 5urad,
psnn bese %aiiaseu bier susleiG be3aPit perben;
j. Cattle. ..s.....$237 500
2. 30 ........ $50 OO% tn @cyb.
3mii@enbsd ........ 7750}
aGe Incl. gsrSfigans. &sHbsr spti&eu lilo Jafrcu
Die SEItte.
Gonlanteu uaS SaOre, 2OubOu, Scuttam2ter
raa EEeulen sa ben u~teori8ftsa Rreiieu.
padete Il. 1. To. tpecbeE bis 8 ubr Goru;ttGs5 aaI Sb.
~aan95tale In Gureau Der uaterasi3ueten au9encIsEIeI
ano aaF g~seytanssu naV iT3euO eiasm ESetts Don Oe@tiS
Iano 6efEgbert.
gl2 b;sien G9;Hen Serben Srlete naa alea &9eiie!
DeatiStauds eef5rhert nno inter Der Gainriit urer grss
Ggseu9aggen. ~ Hf
zeeseu tra9t nab $aliags Uenbe uau f1 al
GeIriD'S s. Co.,
$40. s. &rpabAr., IefD Dort
ptsr ca bi. DiEce Bee Baltimore GDe6erS. Gltdh'
80 Su BaitiuStpu an Serrn &5as. wulter
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30

Gie SniCferbDCfer
2tbeas=@ erfiGc ruaBssGnmpagmie
Spei3. Office: 30. as 9scOnr Ctr , Baltimore.
CIR f us 9purauu grSf. o. s. SHiffem Gcfr.
9np. 81. Wi@pIs, Gei&Sftsfibrer.
CAPITAL aber $4,000 GOO.
es fub me5r beutI&e Siirser BON Baltimore Serti4ert
in bieIer Office aIs in alien anberu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OfFcen aulammengeapulnen. YrGiuieu'N Dten werheu
fir bic SHlfte bes jd5rli& eiusata9lennen SetrageS auDe'
upmrncu, tpenu foI9ss sepiinitt pirb, II. w;rb ~abereauff
BEN WGitsliebern bic liberaIfe @eBanbluns sarantirt.
@us3us Der @el6dfte bieier Gcnlpa9nie III 1866.
gRa@Reteuter gus;us Iiefsrt eiueu flareu Sepeis itber
ben S.anb BET 9uiderbo6er ebelss8erf9:rGusss@cmp
unb bereu Gef@6fte i'm Sabre 1866:
3abI Der aussefteIteu @clieen .............5540
Heirdg ber BeIftperuua I,oO0'OOO
Total. GIIfcmi1en ..............' IfVZo,9o4
Berlufte hes SdbreS. ............ l5o,OUU
Dipibeubeu on Yolice<9nbaber be5aPlt 123,999
Grbolteue 2inien ............ 61,224
8erbiltniB Der AusS. CUR Gtnnatue $l7.6l 81 lou
8peissO fFcef fir MurptouO, DeIutDare, Din. Of Columbia,
8irsinia nnb G3sf BirS;aia:
SIC. 16 9ecorb Ctr, Baltimore.
Sobn q. Ni@pIS, @ei&GftsfHPter.
Or, .. 8. Mc IN, 1ntsrin6unsss4rit.
27fe8ut SuItus SteiG, bentibsr Ggent'
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
Oti@mpnb, TreaertGs
burg uub Notpmae : GiSenba5H.
Sur &ei1enoe mad oem SIben
srsimal tGslt@ (SOuHtas abeubs aus0snOu1ulsi).
Die ihnellte unb ~tirjeite &Onte nab Nths
mpnb. @a.. uno mad Dem Giioen,

Die i6nealte unb ~tirseite &Oute mad RiHs
mpnb, @a., uno mad Dem Sfoen,
sia Der Baltimore uub OBiO Giieuba9u mad @uTFiustcu
gotOmac DampfbOote sebsH BON SirtbFrass gBsrft
mad Gcauia Greet uub Gi3HEpnS. Die 6rebertdsburS
unb gctppIae Giienbanbn 1T iest bon bon Iquia Gree
Bis ~Sittmpub in pclem @ause uub bic 5aae ~berieIben
febeu in IerbiubuuS nit ben 5iseu Der Isibmcnb uao
petersburg uub Der 9ii1mcnb nub Daupiae @ilenba9seu
fir Petersburg, @elbou, Neilmiugtcn, 1ialeieb, Greens.
bore, Galisburg, Charlotte, Sbefter unb s~Parleitpn, Sib
Carolina.
Die 5Ise SerlaIIsn bic &ambeu Station UNI 10 Scr-
mittaas unb 3,l5 unb AIS JeaGmitta0S unb ftebeu in
Berbinbuns tn WaibinStrn nit ben Dampfbpcten, pelpe
tSalid, Gruntdss au8genpulmer, ben Siytbitra6en GBarf
uui 6.25 Gprmittass unD 7 lbr gta@mittdss r~srlafien
uub In SiGmcnb nm 200 Ratuitta8s uub $50 Scrats
~anfcmmeir.
Durdb naA MicbmOnO In 10 Gtnncenl
Sluf,is Wetlen tlrSer II. 10 Stanoen i6neler
mad 8i6munb, ais irseno cine anoere &oute.
@ebt fi9sr unb neBmt eu9 au Der Camden Station
Dur9bilstte TIA aauia Greet unb 6rsberidsburs na1
Jai&mpnb unb Iast epG Dur9=@beds fit euer @spad o.
ben.
Omnibus unb @epSdpaseu feben t~ebsrSeit in gDa.
instpu bereit, ul TaiaSiere unb @epd6 u~aentsslsl
ne4 ben Daupibpoten 81 ~befSrberH.
Q. Neebbam & cons
No, 142. eiSbtfraseu @erft, Generals 8entsu. =
@RarIeS O. Saenep,
(2Oiun-) @ersral MseAt fur FafaaIere.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
Hei)s=go(egen0eiten
pOtsmac
- GransportatioHs atTtf.


Sir
Meranbria, 8aIbtn9tCn umS 0eOr9etotr'''
In @quia Greet init ben 6ra&t1aSsn Der RIO 9
mpnb, 8reberidSturs unb Rotcnac St7
ieu5abu in &ertintHHS ftePene.
0ampier yGrpre6", Capt. u. 6. 9ttdIe, uno
9ampfer vaeunebed", Capt. S. S. BIiOn,
ssrlaTeu Baltimore bonn @isr SO. 8 eis8tftr. w4arfte 6sl
0ienitaa unb 6reitag Na6mittoS 4 uPr far Obiee YlSss
unb bic gewS6uli6en eaneuusspISte am Eotoutac 6lub.
3uridfebrsnb b~erlaiieu %bieielbeH VI a TN gto II
ieben Mlttpp& unb Gamftas 6 ltPr NforSenS une @les
cambria z u9r Wtpr9ens.
gGegen Qusfunft ii6er 6ratt cber Pafiase tpsnoe man
fh in Baltimore an
gteebBam & Sone,
mr,12il 142 Sight Gtra6en Wferft.
E-sEKIN9lo6 Qetersburg II. @ibmoro.
Die goiS5aftaueD ampfi9iff Go. tpirb etreu iPrer DAM
pier mad cbengeuanutsn PldteH ieoen
DienRag, Doausrfa9 TnO Sdmita9
nm brei ubr Radmittass BON 2iSEtfr. SRGrf abSsRsu
IaIen. -
fra6t pirD tGgli& auseuOmmeu, nit Spr9fGlt bePasl'
belt unb ianeI cerfaubt.
2eaeu Gro5t unb Rafiase nit ttu beften 8equemlt1@
feitau perbe uau F9 all
Sacpb Brau5t,
C7iuni 1.2utt) so eiSftRra6e G4arf.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30

Die Baltimore : O5iO Giienbabu bietet Dem r~eiieuben
9nblisim bic sr6sten Scrtbeile III SeSus anf 8iIisteit,
8equemliGfeit, Giberbeit, &%itnftti9feit unb SGSnPeit
Der Gcenerieeu, 70 baB Ie BON feiuer aubern Babn in bies
fem 2aa6e i~tbertroffen pirb. Dieie Babn npuI atlantis
i6eu O3eaH o~usgebenb, 1T bic GItefe ausSeoepntefs es
ME, sleia seitis aber oup Die tiirseite unD i4ueGite unb
baber bic biuigfte 0fpnte fir bic 01eiienben mad benz G5es
fen, bic ui4t esriebleu IOGteu, fe 0n benusen.
UteilenzGutfsrnuus Don Baltimore nap Cincinnati.
11eber Barfersburs, 538 WieileH
9enwpcb unb Wbeelins .......S36 "a
Sarrisburg unS YittSbur8. LIST
OurG bic Nlarietta etnte. ...........5e5 n
cine GrfparniS an Ger GntferulHS pom 10
Durb bic Columbus 2iHie ...........59
Cine GaIparuiB an Der Gutferuuu9 bon
J~feiienbe, pelSe bic Baltimore Sbip @iieHbabn be-
rueeu, lesen bic 0tsiIe in ~ Tag Suriid unD fabreni II
2Bagel, bic ouf bas Merbequeufte uaS NIT sepol1erten
Sisen eiuseri6tet ino.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-14

wife and chad, kissed. them, told Ais wife he
sboald not live bpt short time, charged her
TO. take good care Of the ltsae child and bdaf
with resignation and fortitude the loss Of a
parent. md hasbsnd. He ,exhibaeA great
nerve in his suffering, and was perfectly
onsciodsiadtkslast. Ga I9zssI TE-A
Mr.. Graves was about IS years of age,
and came, With two other sbrothera, from
Beloss, Wis His brothers are engsged Oh
the Western Union road, and he was a6rst 3
brakeman on the road between this city
and Port Byron, sand for his good lconduct
and trustworthiness was promoted to bag.
gagenlan. Hewas very worthy and steady
young man, aud ,afl who knew him will
mourn, his loss and .sympathize. with. his
Young wife and little child. Ill g
Hdrdre6s Of good men are killed every
year by the very awkward msuner in which
ears must be coupled or uncoupled, and it
does seem to Us that some practical method
Of doing this work coald be invented to avoid
the; risks nav attendant upon it. At any
rate, II "a Wholly wrong for railroad CONF
pany ito require sen to do such work over
uncovered culverts or water courses. The
railroad company should safely cover all
such places, where switching is done 1t
shows a reckless Indifference to the lives of
their employees to omit it. Every possible
precaution should be used to avoid accident
to those in their employment as well as to
travellers. & ~
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-14

ROCK ISLAND l. CAMDEN
ACCOMMODATION HACK. |

THE WORCESTERSHIRE RUN AN Ac-
J. commodation Express Hack between Rock
Island and Camden for the benefit of the travel
ing community. Also. will carry psckages, do
ersase. and assist all who wish to patronixe him
iAiia hne Of basiness.s
Hook viii leave Rock Island at A. M. and .
Pm. Returning, it will leave Camden at 10 A.
". apa 4R. M. Is go
Passage can be secured by applying at the
Rodmah House, Rock Island House, Hermann
House, Fairness Hotel and Farmers Retreat
Rock Island, and at the Camden House, Camden
C. P. MITCHELL, Proprietor.
sspt23dtf. kosk ISlxnd, III
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-14
New Carpets, at Aiken's

Brussels Carpets, !Gk 4&GaI
; Ply Carpets,
Ingram Carpets,
ez~-g~e Dutch Carpets, -.
ga -f.- Rag Carpets,
pruggsts, Mating, Mates, Rugs, &C., just
Floor Oil Cloths, all widths, from ons yard
to four yards wide. 800
New. Flannels and Blankets, Just received
cheap and very desirable.
1923 fia c. NJ. AIKEN.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-14

BAsHAw JR.-This celebrated horse,
tsofnetimes called "Bun of the Woodsr) viii
be here this evening, on the cars, SO We are
informed. 'Kirkwood, and host of celebra.
ted horses are now here, and everything
bids fair for a splendid exhibition of fine
animals and great speed E-n'---
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-14

The BARRIERS in this city have increased
the price for shaving radical republican IA
ees, because the job is so much longer than
usual, since the Ohio and Pennsylvania cleo
TONS -a t H .aa seE
There will be another increase after New
York and New Jersey vote. --s.-as rs ST.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-14

WHAT FoR?-We can see no possible
reason why the Davenport Democrat should
copy and give currency and its sanction to
the ISLANDERS of the Rock Island \ Moline
Union upon this paper, or upon Mr.. Cable.
There may lie some hidden sFeason-soms
point the Democrat wishes to make upon
the ARGUS, Of upon Mr., Cable, by so doing,
but we really cannot perceive what it is.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-14

'aTERRIBLE AccIDENr.-Saturday evening,
as Mr.. Oliver A. Graves was attempting to
uncouple car at the depot in Port Byron,
and was stepping backwards betxeen the
two ears to dfawthe ceppipg-pin, he STEP
pedinto small uncovered water drain, and
ell partly across the track Tine csr ran
over him, crushing him in d shocking man
ner. He was carried to his home and lived
out little over an hour. He called for his
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-14

THEa9Turrapin Lunch turns,ppt 70 Be
dead beat The proprietor left town on
Sunday, taking Rith him Econsilhrabae pup
srty belonging to Geo. Burneston, and leav-
ing his rent and many other bills unPaidT
1t is understood that he has gone to Gen.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-14

SErFLED.-h will be seen BY reference to
the council proceedings, tina. rhe matter be,
tween the city and Mr.. Cable is settled. All
people who understand the matter and who
have the good of the whole people at heart,
will rejoice at the result--aIresult which re-
ally gives the city $45 900 for its $4,000 Of
utterly worthless stock in the Peoria railroad
company. The libsrality Of Mr.. Cable in
helping the city out of debt is truly common
dable and should receive the praise Of all.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-14

CHRoNos-The largest and most splendid
assortment of Chromos and Prints Of all
kinds, ever brought to this market, just ar
rived from L. Prang & Co, Boston, at
Blaekburn's Book Store. DC 'T
Picture Frames made to order. sa.. "A
octl4d2t. -'t
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-14

~ASaAssIsrANr.-We have engagedf Mr..
Clint. Parkhurst, formerly local on the DAY.
export Democrat, and lately one of the ed
itors and proprietors of the Desmoines
Statesman, as an assistant in our Office. Mr..
P. is an active, Industrious and able young
man and his services will be valuable, both
to our readers and to the Office fzfeagT
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-14

CoNcERT-The Davenport Silver Band
assisted by the Mendleshon Society, of that
city, will give concert at the Metropolitan
Hall, Davenport, tomorrow Tuesday even.
ing. This band will be assisted by some of
the best singers of that city. Lovers of
good music will do well to attend. The pro-
eeeds of the evening will be devoted to he
band.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-14

PoLrcE.--Janes Welsh, arrested BY Po-
Kcemen Barthalow and Schneider, Saturday
evening, for being drunk and throwing
stones at boys on the street, was brought be-
fore Magistrate Connolly, this morning, and
fined So and costs. - s. ,..-..a
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-14
Boarders Wanted.

A few good boarders can be accommodat-
ed by the day>orweek. Also, q few FIRST
class rooms to rent and board furnished, in
one. of the pleasantest localities in, the city,
and convenient to business.
Enquire at the Office of B. 81. Kimball.
'o octSdlw. H'
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-14

CARRIAGES FREE.--We are requested by
Mai. Sidlinger to say that there win be no
extra charge for the admission of carriages
at his horse fair, tomorrow and next day.
Those who pay their admission fer e4p stak al. J
their carriages in free. -
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-14

SALE OF PooLs.-Fhe pools in Sidlinger's
horse fair will be sold this evening and to.
morrow evening, at Vests saloon, on Illinois
street. Mr.. West will be responsihle for all
money paid for pools u sos eas '"ld2t.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-14
THE Davenport Gazette in an article j

The Davenport Gazette, in an article in
relation to the young lady who alarmed the
house, a few nights ago at the Rodman,r in
this city, say she was "a highly respectable
young lady on her way from Dabuqpe,F On
Northern Illinois, to Davenport, where she
boards in one of the most respectable fami.
lies ofDaxenport, Land thinks -sthe land.
lord of the Rodman House owes IT. OF him.
self no less than the travelling public OF in
.vestigate thoroughly the facts connected with
this gross outrage and visit condign punish
lment on the Offenders ses.sssssss.zc - ai~sF
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-14

The faces of the republicans hereabouss
have an uncommon dimension of length, but
not Of breadth. Remarkable what an effect
the wind has when it blows from Pennsyiysaa'-
MIA and Ohio. e Z p stt71 s.s,s Ea*sE'L
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-14

Da. GRovER, the Great Magnetic Healer,
has opened an Office on the'corner of Main
and Second streets, Davenport ONCE hours
from 2 to 4P.M. esea fsi sOctsltd zt- .
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-14
Keen ont the cold.

Swiler i Spencer have a most excellent
weather strip for keeping out ram and>wind.
Every door and window that is exposed to
the wind ought to have them. Mr.. Stafford
is .canvassing the city and will furnish par.
ties desiring them. rs d.,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-14

BooTHs AT THE FAIR GReusps.--A few
of the booths or refreshmenti stalls, ct the
fair grounds, for sidhnger's Horse Fair, are
yet unsold. Any one wanting them can
get them by applying at Vests Saloon.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-14

New ADvERrIsEMENTs.-Al looksun.
der the head of To-day notwithstanding every
evening. lyon want everybody to see your
advertisements, publish them in the EVEN
ING ARGUS. Those who don't advertise in
the Evening ARGUS, we presume do not de-
sire democratic custom. Oct DIFF.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-14
TAKE NOTICE.

TT APPEARING THAT MEMBERS OF RES
i cue CINE Ind Hope Hose Company No. 2
in the habit of contracting bills on accoun. Of
the Company, without authority from the proper
officers, notice is hereby given that hereafter no
bills viii be paid by said Company unless con
tracted BY order of the Secretary ar Teasurer.
octSdlw.E IRA @. PECK, Secfy.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-10-14

FOR SALE.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

Cnn ACRES OF FIRsT-CLASS LAND,
C1O Situated only al miles from Rock
Rock Islond.-ThaFsa are 700 acres under cuitiya-
ton, and ten acres covered with timber. It is
well wstered and has good house, barn, out
houses, &C., with u fine large orchard and plenty
of small fruit It would be good place for o
small colony, and affords q fine opportunity for
establishing pleasure garden brewery. It
win be sold at 800 per acre-l8 per cent cash
and the balance on long time.
y Enquire of NJ. MARX, Real Estate Agent
Rock Island aug5dwtf.
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EDITOR OF THE ARGUs,-Sr: i am a
republican, and take the Union, but am
provoked at the meagre space that paper
devotes to the election news, and have 70 go
to. your. paper for further returns Please
send me your DAILY regularly. -
IL = Yours &c. ~ NR.
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Something New.

Of Dress Goods, Trimmings, &C. ga.
ang30dwtf.
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Employment Wanted. -
Awofnan wants work as housekeeper-
one who,is well acquainted with oh kinds of
work, and one who wants q steady home. ,,
Ennufre- at thfsrffice -----~-szf ~-sy
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FAN and Winter Millinery

Mrs. r. B. Taylor is now receiving beau
/ tiful stock of Fab aud Winter Millinery,
which the ladies of Rock Island and vicinity
are invited to call and examine-next door
to Riggs jewelry store. :
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pa|iillpI) /. l,.riga1ls''.,... !:
rrerninna Job Rfinting.

Orders for Jos PRnrIss wili MEEK Sisa PaomPs,
u..entien AZ the AReus OFricE,Hsnd be execsted
In In, very hest msnner and 1t rsssenable rates.
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Foerr CEsrs line will be charged fo'
zach insertion of all articles under this head
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There was little excitement at the Putnam
House, last evening, about 10 o'clock, all caused
by beautiful young lady who, without saying
nything to anyone about the premises, was
found occupying one of the best apartments in
the house. She absolutely refused to give her
name or make any explanation., The proprietor,
not finding any of the police about, concluded TO
let her remain until he can see about its-Dac.
,Gaz., l4th. IL - =.
1t must have been great consolation to
the landlord of the Putnam House To end
that she was 'beautiful" Did he asee
about it p How long did it take him9
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s. : SandS,sa-A-le.4 a I
GEO H.'WNTS. m

GALLON KEEPERS, HOTEL, KEEPERS,
40 Restaurants and private families can procure
the celebrated 6ands's Chicago Ale, in Barrels
Half Barrels, and Quarter Barrels, at Chicago
Wholesale prices, freight added} al Vests, under
Rodmsn Hail. He has thu agency from the man.
ufacturer, IS bszsslaa saasE Was TU szs4f.es
! > Stock and Cream Als on draught 1t all tinss.
is sEefi-fT.xsS eGf Be ,iaTgf II. e. WRIST. e.ss
apf16dtf. - sif4 boz Wags 6alson.
.s9s1 ,GfAs SIssE bsYo4qca
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Telegraphed to che ARGUS.
ST. srs. se-.8~ E-G1 CHICAGO, Oct. Il.
Floar--active, spring extra Z, Scale, SO. @'->a
Wheat-active. No ? 1,s4ai,s4i, No 1877
al, sS; No ,9Ta1 SO.
Corn No l,093all. So -a -,
Rye-advanced 5a7c; I,s3aS for No. 1. .
Barley-No 2 1,1t3aI,lS.
Mess Pcrk-22, 50a23,0o. ia -5- III
Lard --Is4sl3t ,. .=,.oas as al .--..;..s 4.F
Hogs-light 80; prime 9, 25a6, so, choice extra
5,00e5s 75-t BIS aHas-rs sitt IN e2o98rtsu ett sst
CattIe-Brisk demand above all offering. Coed
prime steers 5y0oa6,00. ne4I Boz sea.a ,zb.si
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+ NV YoRx. Oct. IL.

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Flour 10,25a11,25 extra lstats, 49, eGs l4y0o
r III 0.ard hra xa4Eaa l.0 To rsng G.s. 4 =
What-- 2,34aS4 No spring 2,sss40 No l
do, 2y2S Ne 3 do.
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Barley Las west. y j IA AI
( 6ses--. sSassi for' Chicago and Ohio. ~ IRA
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LardLh:syy; Ut QATYtH4gE
Petr0lsan--,i5E fdra crude; ssaas refined In
bond. ssr--
Wool scarcely so firm.