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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-05-09
DE.H"ESggTE T..

nR. A. J. PATCHEN, DENTIST.
IL Ofice in Sherrnan's new building, Hon sth
Street, Manitownc, Wis. l1-3l
lHrTeeth extracted without min. - =
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Firemen's Review.

Notice is hereby given that the semi-annual
review of the Fire Department. of the village
Of Manisowoc will take place Monday after
noon, May 20, 1867 BY order of
JACOB HALVERS0N, Chief Engineer
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/ aHEJy-Ry. SIRREE,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Office,
- Huebner's building. corner OF Eighth
snd York Sts. Manitowoc, Wis., 81 es5ss
viii make collections, pay taxes. search the
records, draw deeds, mortgages and contracts,
kc., DC. All business will receive prompt at.
tsntion Ny Is. .
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L. ID. y1y-Es 8 gRD

MANUFACTURES & DEALERS
lNl in Lumber. Lath, and Shingles. Bills
eat to order short notice. Manitowoe, Wis.
4zDx xJONES W. B. JONES.
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5. S-Ea.DER Dss-.

MANUFACTURERS IND DEALER
wi in Boots, Shoes. Leather. Ac.. &C
Shop m Eighth near the Garner Of Uutfilo Sree
Rsaai-ins nes'ly aud pro aptly execued.
Nsnit.w ,e. sent. 20 fS6a aw-tf
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4 FRED. SCnR sEDER.

MEAT MARKET.-Havins purchas-
I'M cd the business of w IN. srnwn, shall
hereafter constantly keep on hand the choices i
meats at the lowest rates. A share Of aablic
pstf01age selected. 1917
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ARAILwAY IN MID.AIR.
Description OF the Proposed Elevated
Railway In Greenwich Street, New
YNRk
[1rom the N. Y. world.1.

The legislature did not adjourn with
out passing bill for the erection of an
elevated road The bill has received the
Governor . signature; and is likely to 80
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CO.A.E s. IsxeSsTEER.

HOUSES RAISED AND MOVED
: IL Having superior facilities for raising and
moving houses. we wouid announce - the ci :
tiEsus of M.riitorsoe tSs=n and county, that
ssny hu sin sss entrusted 20 ourscare' viii receive
prampt attention, and he performed iu man
ner warranted 10 give satisfaction. Enaurs
at the .rribuue" flee I3-f6 Z
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.IDSEPN SIZES

nEALERIN STOVES; TINSHEEI
IL Iron and Cqpperware manufacturer All
Minds o. repairing done. Eishh Street. "npo
sits Tribune o flee Il-iy
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HOUSE, Sign and Carriage Painting.
Ii Graining, Wall Coloring, Paper Hang
ing &C., &c. Shop on York Street, Opposite
Nationai Hotel. l42
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Rays Ar1thme ties.
WiTHKeys to Higher and Sd Part, have
w been received at the
FRANKLIN BOOKSTORE
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: A NEW SUPPLY of all kinds OF
"A Thread and Needles for Singers scwi1S
Asshinss, at the Frsaklip Dockstos<
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A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS
n at Law. Office on York Streel, Mantle
voc. Wisconsin. Collections promptly attend
I'd to- 1882
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LIST OF PREMIUMS

No. 1.-The Model Fruit Farm $4,000
$4,000 in Greenbacks 1000
2-One span Of matched Bay Horses with
elegant Top Carriage.a,ti Harness $500
4--One sr.I,ert oil tailiang, Mary Magdal-
enc and Child, value 1850
5-One piano. (Chiciscrirg.) To
The Piano drawn by the North
western Fair in Chicago; ticket 5000.
No. 6-One complete set OF black walnut fuFni-
ture. in green rep 600
1-One large Mirror, French Plate Glass, I
feet high marble trimmings 600
e-One Meiodeon 325
9-0ne complete set Of Parlor Bedroom
Furniture 500
1o-one complete set OF Sittingroom Fur
niture 800
II to l9-one oil painting in oval gilt frame
of Lincoln, Washington Lady Wash
1ngton, Gan. Grant, Gen. Sherman,
Daniel Webster Tropics, spring Tropics
fall, Hunters Last Shot," each $3.50 2,ooc
No.20 One Cabinet Organ 100
u One Mirror French Plte 100
% One Rosewood Marbie-Top Center Table ITO
% to 81 inclusive-Ten frstcia Sc ing
Machines, s125 each 1900
80 to 81 nclusive-Five first class Emitting
Machines, $3.50 each 75o
IS Two Vases, French Flowers, with Mar
bic Stands 100
SO One Nhatnot with French plate Mirrors rs
80 Parian Marble Card Receiver IS
81 Mirror. French Mate
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The Award Of Premiums
WILL BE. MADE
AT ST. JOSEPH, MICHIGAN,
MAY ISL 1867.
=, n,,4to, will h.

M Az Isl 1861.
committe, will be appointed to superin-
tend the distribution Of the prizes, by the
Horticultural aid Agricultural Soceties Of
Michigan, composed exclusively of Fruit
Growers and Farmers, none who shall have
any interes. whatever in the drawing.
As soon the awards are made, perfect
title of the different Premiums will be furni4h.
ed to the fortunate holders of certificates.
On receipt OF 50 we will forward ono certf-
cate, with list of engravings, from which. par
ties may select any one they may choose. The
sngravings will number so different varities,
the retail price of which is 50 each, in any
Art Association in the county.
Observe that you receive nearly the worth of
your money Ut once, and at the same time an
opportunity is given you to secure an inds-
pendent fortune for life, the same as Mr. All.
Lee. of Prairie du Rocher, who drew the
Crosby Opera House at Chicago, on til 2Ist Of
January, 1857, with single ticket of SIS, or
hundreds of Others whom we might mention
that have made themselves wealthy by ths
simple investment of one or two dollars.
Every Farmer and Horticulturalst should
feei and interest III 'ecuring this beautiful
home for himself OF family.
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Z A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
IA at Law. Manitowoc, Wisconsin
Agent for the Phoenix Life Insurance Com
nany. - - s q. -,,s --.sr. 13:20tf
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| WHAT A DEMOCRATIC PAPER THINKS
The New York Sunday Mercury has
the following fling at President johnson.
1t comes from a Democrat and would
lead one to believe that the other side Of
the house has less confidence in the Pre-
sident than they formerly professed;--
Our Washington oncorrespondentin informs
US that the President is about to pay a
visit to Raleigh, n c., and that on the
way he will probably address the people
We sincerely trust he will do nothing Of
the kind Let him play baseball or
euchre, or dance the polka or the tight
rope, or says his prayers, by way of vari-
ETY.; but let him not make speeches. Let
his aspirations take any shape but that
Raleigh is terrible place for bad whisky,
which kills further than needle gun !;
and if. under its influence, the President
should set to speechifying, as he did last
year, he would give Radicalism new
lease for it's life. We hope, therefore. he
will eschew eloquence and Bourbon plain,
and go in for silence and light potations.
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H..I D, .W.aRKHs.M.
CH1 RLES sT. TF;aEKEFe.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
n at Law. Office. corner of 8th and Quay
4treets. Mani-owec, Wisconsin. 20
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s. n. E50CD,

( A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
IA at Law. Land aud Insurance Agent.
Will attend promptly to all business entrust-
cd to his care Office corner of Eighth. and
franklin Streets, Manitowoc, Wis. Agency
for the Etna insurance Co, of Hartford ct.
Qapital stock S5e.l.Ol0. - gaAn 4-l1H
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As soon as the awards made, perfect
title of the different Premiums will be furni4h.
ed to the fortunate holders of certificates.
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No. SO South Water street in big build
ing occupied by number of firms and
located between a fireworks store and
the Dupont Powder Co.'S Office. The loss
was about $4,000. At this fire three
iremen were killed and three severely
injured by falling ruins. Two Of the bod
les have not yet been dragged from un-
der the debris by which they were crush
ed, but there is no doubt of their death.
The names of the killed were Jacob
Held, Nicholas Barth and John Geis.-
The Injured were Henry Hemingsen,
Joseph Lonne ran and John Kern.
AN ELEVATOR BURNED ANDANOTHER FIR
ED.
This forenoon, Armour Dole & Co.'S
great elevator "a" was entirely destroy
ed by fire. 1t has not been used to any
great extent for three or four months past
and at the time of the fire, is stated to
have contained only small quantity of
oats and corn. The fire is believed to
Elevator s'Bs belonging to the same firm
took fire on the roof, from the burning
of "A' but the flames here were exiting
uished with comparatively trifing less.
The engines are still at work and I am
loss, but it is said to have beer $500, 900.
This is lively for the insurance compan-
les. Losses to the amount of near $740,-
600 in a very little over tWenty-four
hours.
sEASON-ABLE.
In this variable season Of the year,
there is no complaint so general as that
OF catarrh. nor is there any which in
time becomes so unspeakably loatllsome
and annoying and SO difficult of cure. 1t
affords Inc pleasure, in this connection
therefore to call the attention of your
readers who may be afflicted, to one who
can with certainty effect cure, even OF
the most severe chronic cases. l refer to
DIR. S. j. Carpenter, of Nos. Is and IA
Crosby Opera House, and of his abili-
ty l speak from personal experience.
Not alone, but numbers of our oldest
and most reliable citizens bear witness to
his skill in etfecting radical cures Of ca
tarrh by his process Of Inhalation.
COMMERCIAL.
News is rather dull to-day The clos
prices ON Change in leading lines Of
business were as follows; Flour, steady
and in fair demand, at 1928 G9 $l4, so
for Spring Extras; Wheat, dull and easy
at $2,74 (9 2.77 for No 2; Corn, irregu
lar up to close of market. 81 ,0S& O. 1,lo
for No. l, $1,O5(G1 ,053 for No. 2, 9Scts
for rejected; Oats, unsettled, closing dull
at 66(969 cts. for No. 2; Rye, dull, l52!
0l53 cts for No. |; Barley, has expert
enced sudden rise of 3(G5 cts. and
stands at 96(99S cts. for No. =. Nothing
doing in provisions. Don.
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4 TTORNEY AT LAW. Manitowoc,
~ Wisconsin. 0!hee oa Eighih Street
ever tbs First National Bank & 3 jyle'65
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COS.uOPOEKT.s.T' HOTEL

04IS.H u FE eE.f ERsV Ely
RY n. SCHALLENBECk q co.
ID Corner of Seventh and Franklin Streets,
lSouth Side.) Manisowoc, Wisconsin. ANs
The above new aud &C modious Botel is now
spe1 for tho reception Of guests. 1t is fitted up
II the latest and most improved style, and no
= pains viii be spared to mako it an agreeable
and comfortable home for the travelling public.
T. scHELLENBEcK, [13-26l C. G. EssLINGER.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-07-13

Our readers are well aware that active
movementsare in operation looking to the
building ofthe. Peoria & Rock Island rail
road. They aresaware that a new charter
was procured last winter that meetings
have been held at both ends of the road, and
that men of means and energy have taken
the matter in hand and are determined that
the road shall be built We are now inform
ed that books for the subscription of stock
have been opened at all the points along the
route, including Kewanee, and that the ques-
ton of location is now but question of the
amount of stock subscribed. The people of
Kewanee have a heavy interest in this road.
1t is of great importance that it should come
here, if it is built, and it is easily within
their power to secure it, if they will exert
themselves. That the road will be built,
they may rest assured, and the important
point to be considered is, shall we have it
here, or will we, by our indifference, permit
the people of Galva to secure the benefits to
be reaped from its construction.
The books are now open-for the SUBJ
scription of stock. Our people should be
alive on the subject, and roll up stock SUBJ
scriptions which will put the question of loca-
ton at rest at once. We trust they will do
so. -.s -...-.. .s.
The books are in the hands of r. M. Cox,
Esq.-Kepanee 4drertiser, llh.
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lubs and &c plss6sple ,Rohs, saas beakdE nea

clubs apx ID PsSple 4oas & as llssalld near
the Atkinson depot. In a moment all was
confusion, the game Was suspended, the peo-
pie rushing across the grounds and hurrying
tolthe depot. OF course it was impossible
tofpsaea With die game 1Sos5e member
of the Pioheers sung out. %caif me game, n
and this was the general cry the Pioneers
probably .thinking rthegsne,ns1Abeg called
as it then stood, which would leave them
aheadas and the Wapenes k.epins the rplesI
would compel the umpire to call ON the even
innings, which would leave them ahead !;
thus each party acquiesced in the call, ex-
pecting to win. The Wapellos, understand
ing the laws ofsthe game, were willing to,
see itscalled, knowing the = would win; the
Pioneers not understanding the laws of the
game, but expecting'it would be called as it
then stood, were willing-and lost These,
We think, are the facts in the case 80 -.
In order that all may understand the full
game, we give the following recapitulation !;
-os,a sla - .sflt waps. Pion-
LIST Game, in Genesee, June 6th AZ IL
ID Game, in Rock Island, June 18th, rs 80
Sd Game, in Atkinson, July +th, a 81 26
Total, III rs
Majority in favor OF the Wapeilos, ~. -
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Rock ISLAND, July l..
The cnusntyHlue pfs Gle nltiqlsz uazned below 10
subject to changes, but the following quotations
are correct for the date of this report ~ 1rtf
Flour SpHag Deuhle Exkss, in bib. I'll, 20 n
vhohsalesand $Es9e 4 retail SacHs ei1sea 1t
Wholesale, and $f1 60 at retail Loose, 81, 80 1t
Wholesale, and S1l 40 at retail.
Wheat--No. l, 81, 90 No. 2, LIS. Rejected
1,40a1,50 ar4s-1 II
Cern--60 to &c
Oats-50c for 35 lbs.
Rye-75.
Brley--No. I.sso. No-.2,g7s.r2 EfWf4B
BeahsM5 6Oa2 80 nv : So y
Onions--75c per bush.
Potatoes--90ae1 90. .s3zEaZ U.fd. - (
Eggs-121c dos. rg
Butter-Very choice lots, for retailing, will
bring I2Ac.
Sorghum-40a60c.
Sals-s, s5n3, 80 per barrel. 80 sass SO -
kerosene-Wholesale, barrels included, 50a52 !;
retail zoe. sE1-t8sT ....FEs,
Highwines--S2,20. f.s.s ..t ss5
PoulTy--Live chickens, s., 40a3, 90 per dog.
Dressed, 10 per 10. Turkeys l2ai5c per h. 80.
Pork-For live hogs 4Aa5c.
Beehive weight, common ,0Oa5 90. Prime
shipping 6,50a7 so per hundred pounds.
Hay- Prairie, S5a$s per ton /; Timothy Sl0,00
a$12,Oo.
Wood-Oak 500 to 7,e0s = cord. - =
coal is sold at II cents, the cost of delivering TO
20 added. .zzx... ..-z..r,ss,s, --~r
From teams, in Market Square, .. al I4al5 cents.
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A FINE FARM FOR SALE.

T,HE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE A
i splendid Number One farm, of $50 acres
well watered in every part, well fenced, and hav-
ing first class Improvements. The farm 10 situat-
ed in Richland Grove township, Mercer county,
in the vicinity of villages, school houses and
churches, and only Is miles from the city of Rock
Island. The farm is a desirable one, in every
spect. For further particulars, enquire of the
subscriber, ON the premises, by letter, to Rich
land Grove post Office. Call soon and see for
yourselves fse DANIEL MOWRY.
Richland Grove, May 81, dw2m.
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BoDY FoUND--CoRoNER's INQUEST
On the 1lth inst, the body of boy was
found floating in the Mississippi River, near
Andalusia. The body was recovered and an
inquest held by ]. W. Ballard, J. P, acting
as coroner, and a verdict rendered of death
by drowning. The boy was supposed to be
about years old. The body measured 3
feet and 9 inches; had ON check pants, ging-
ham waist, dark tweede roundabout, pants
rolled up, and feet bare. Pieces of the
clothing are in possession of the acting cor
oner. Fer further information, address j.
W.cBallard, ESQ.,, Andalusia, Ill.
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DIDN'T LOSE Hrs HORSES in our article
about the Colona robbery We stated that
pair of horses had been stolen from Mr.
Abisha Washburn Our informant had lust
been in the neighborhood of Mr. Washburn's
place and was so informed, and the story
supposed to have beentrue Mr.. Wash
burn was in town on Friday, the 18th, and
was quite surprized to hear that he had lost
q pair of horses. There is no truth in the
story. How it originated we are unable to
say. Our informant is very truthful and
reliable man, and the story was told him by
one of Mr.. Washburn's neighbors. We are
glad to hear that it is not true.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-07-13

CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE.-Dont forget
that Haight Il Chambers celebrated New
Orleans colossal circus and menagerie will
show in this city, Monday afternoon andeve-
ming. Doors open at and I P. M. This
show combines rare and unusual attractions
in all that is moral and sensational in arenic
display. One of the most remarkable feat
ures of the whole performance will be the
entrance of "the lady with the charmed life"
the beautiful and fascinating Signorita Ella
Eugene, into the den of ferocious lions, t.
gers, and Russian bears. She has them sub
jected completely to her will and her per-
formances with them are truly wonderful.
This show has received very fattering mott
ces from the press wherever they have been.
They perform everything they promise.
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THE business men of Rock Island all want
the Camden road improved, because it will
enable the people from the country to get to
town and thus, increase the business of the
place the laborers all want it improved, be
cause it will furnish them plenty ofwork the
mechanics all want it done because it will
greatly increase their business the property
owners all want itdone becauseitwill increase
the value of their property-and, finally,
everybody who has any interest in the pro-
gress of the town will go to the court house
promptly at P. NJ. next Thursday land vote
the surpluss bounty money into the hands of
city council. where it can used for the object
desired. - s4a
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A New Preparation for the Teeth.

Rogers Fragrant Odontoline removes all
substances destructive to the Teeth, prevents
discoloration, the accumulation Of Tartar
and a spongy relaxed condition of the gums,
imparting pleasant and fragrant refreshing
taste to the mouth. Put upin handsome
boxes containing one bottle liquid and one
box powder. Price rs cents.
Sold by druggists, perfumers and fancy
goods dealers. dwtf
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No Mosr srrA1so1r Rac1sc.-We are

No MoRE GrEAABoAT RACIEG.--We are
glad to announce that there is to be no more
steamboat racing, that is, SO far as the Phil.
Sheridan and the Northern Line boats are
concerned. THEY are fast boats, all them,
fast enough for all practical purposes, and
we think they act wisely when they agree to
race no more. There is no money IN racing,
but good deal of danger. Boats will be
more popular with the travelling community
and business men along the river by going
along quietly and doing their regular bus
mess than they will by running races and
making great noise about fast time
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-07-13

81, 81, and l0-4 Sheetings, Buff Cham
bray, White carleton, New Prints, and lots
of'other newgoods, just received and mark
ed at very low prices.
"a few more left" of those great bragains
in Summer Dress Goods.
Best Kid Gloves, only $l.25, worth $l.75.
jyl2dwlw. c. M.sAlKEN,
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chicago 090Tket.
Telcgraphed to the ARGUS.
So a7 -4 CHICAGO, July Is.
Flour-spring extra 9,5oalO,s75, winter extra
13,50a1 90.
Wheat-No spr 2, 10a2.1l, rejected l,27, red
winter $50.
Corn-No s4as43 No Sit, Rejected SO
Oats-5S4 No 2,
Rye ,J3al, rs No / 49,
Wool-Fine fleece 43a44.
Lumber-Gommon IA 80, Clear $50, Lath $50.
Barley-No 2 SO ~ --.ls=a @H
Mess Pork-20, 60a2l rs ss- i@.-- saf
Lard-1l4all4. Hr saasfr-s.l at-i9
Live Hogs-range from 9, Goat, 37A for common
coarse lots.
Cattle-range from 5,0Oa7, so for common to
extra.
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Photographed to the ARGUs. -s.s -s-. I'D
l--s- ..- NEW York. July ID. --
Ffour-Ss 50al1 rs extra state; 10,50@ 80
b II o.; Cal. ..s. s- -p. ,-a .--..
Rye Flour--firmer. 4,s.-s-
Wheat, 30a35 No. 2 Mil.
Corn, 05aD7 new /; 93al ,04 unseund. aa
0uts--S3 west 92s Ohio; Sass Mil.
Pork-23, l5a23, 80 mess. g.
Beef frmer .a.= ,ss. ~ -....
Cut meats 1I3aI3. ss. 81. q
Whisky quiet, steady.
Lard-1l4a123. f-..---..=. -
Petroieum--i64al7 crude; .263a27 refined in
bond.
Wool dull, heavy.
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Go to the Best,

Go to to the Bryant l. Stratton Iowa State
Business College, to get a thorough practical
business education, or to become good
sound telegraph operator. For circulars ad-
dress Eenclosing stamps the Bryant & STRAIT
ton Commercial College, Davenport, Iowa.
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Odd FailOwa

Rock Island Lodge No. Is, I. 0. 0. IF,
meets every Monday Evening at Odd Eel
lows Hall, southeast corner of Illinois and
Eagle Sts., at 8 o'clock P. NJ.
= ~ W.T.. Norris, N. G..
CHARLES ENGEL, r. S.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-07-13

PoLICE.-Y esterday man named Albert
Shultz purchased q suit of clothes from j. &
NJ. Guettel, clothing Dealers for $l9, paying
$40, and leaving an old coat to be repaired,
which was to be done in two weeks, when
he would call for it and pay the 50 balance
ON his clothes. After he left, the clothing
dealers begunto think their 50 dollars was
not very safe, and they complained to City
Marshal Cropper that the man was a swind.
Ter. The Marshal, with Policeman Mitsch,
went On hunt for the man, found him at
the ferry and took him to jail. This morn
ing he was brought before Magistrate Con-
nelly, but no evidence of fraud or swindling
being shown, he was acquitted of that charge
but was fined So and costs for having too
much whisky on board. The fellow acted
queerly, and may have intended to avoid
paying the balance due-but no charge of
swindling could be maintained against him.
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UNITED STATES BONDS.

THE FIRST ISSUE OF SEVEN-THIRTIES
i become due August 18th, 1887, and before
that date they must be presented at Washington
for conversion into the SIX PER CENT. GOLD
BEARING BONDS, OF the right to SO convert
them will be forfeited. 1913
Holders can make the exchange at the First
National Bank, or at the Bank of MITCHELL d
LYNDE, in Rock Island. All expenses of csnver-
sion and of delivery of the Bonds are paid by the
Government
Rock Island, May 2, 1857, dw3m. @
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-07-13
FOR SALE AT, BARGAIN. 81

I A FINE BRICK RESIDENCE, WITH OTHER
"A brick buildings, stable, carriage and wood
house, garden of two acres Of land, with plenty
of the best fruit trees, shrubbery, BE-, &C.. and
view superior to any surrounding Rock Island
Also q splendid second hand piano. Address
~ d. N. > Post Office Box 4ez, isse
mayl5d6 Rock Islands ulA.