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EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT.

MATTHEW'S VENETIAN HAIR DYE,
NJ known and used OveI % years Daily
increasing in public favor. Complete in one
bottle No wash No troubls- a child can
apply II, Produces l2sTrous black or brown,
a. desired Dos not inJure the hair. Price
5Scents-
Sod Dy Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Also, MATHEWS ARSICA HAIR GLOSS
for restoring and dressing the hair. ju4-eOd-ly
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a Selling Agent Wanted

NOR THIS CITY AID NLCISiI Y; Eol ES
H one OF he Elrst Clzss and esiablisasc
SEwrSG MACHINES, surpassed o 1oLe 10
domestic nd DsnufacSuI ing IC[pS'SSSs- ~ n
rate OF discount vii Be aloSed Enic l = -
ESranf : iitszrsI OUTLAY, and ensure = pro-it-
Sbls pUSIneSS -Addrvss vi Z recSlEii LLs-14A-
tons Box SO Pust-OHics, Boston, MAS
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#antEd.


A GE<rs IN EVERY COUNTY IN TIE
a Stale 70 ell new sTt1ete OF
BU n LII q % u
similar 10 Coal Oil, bui OF
Greater Illuminating Qualities,
And caa be u-anuts etuEei At ooe-hAl' the
COS; o: Coal OIL There = Like or 10 tEvHo5e
or =xp-nse IN pzu-5uefn. It The pEucess !
ve-y simple Hs E-e Offering Town and
County nights AZ s. to SD. making = sAie
and sure investment for parties urenptoye'o a.
who may have = small capital 10 invest II =
profitable and legitimate business
For sample OF oil aud Circular stcEess
DAVIS q KUHN, 40. 6 Ssoond street, al
ffrrore Nd, enclosing = cts. ana Pustsge
s-xmp was. tlylS2tavIno.
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StraYed.

T1gnA THE SUBSCRIBER. On THURS
e day. August LIST. n dare brown Gov, about
I'VE y-ars Osd,-rstber under SH-hsd a bel
on when she went away.
ANY one returning her, or giving such in
formation a. Will lead TO her recovery, WILL
be suitably rewarded. 1900,
North Wheeling, near the EolLnS Mi
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PaIDAY HoKNING, ArGUsT ..

TzEzE Is = uovsEl-l- n foot 70 form
ue- county out Of HsErt-on, Marion,
weiz-i sad Monographs COUNTIES. The
C.arE-Burz TetegTaPA = decidedly OP-
r.7s=t 10 If. Il sayst-ltthe mex county
So. you'd only Dc seventeen miles
from Pairuloni and twenty from Ciarks-
burg Toe proposed name for il i
M.ELiuztOn
Toe Telegraph hints, very gently, that
Sc oi men who want the county on
c=z are The main movers 10 the matter.
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THEeIpected Intelligence Of General
sberldnn's removal has not yet ar
rived. though the fact that such re
movaI will soon be made is generally
conceded. The question rs TO whom
shall be his successor seems 10 delay
matters, sud to be somewhat difieult
ofsnIutfun. The National IHteiiigeHeer
processes to know what will be done in
The matter, and doubtless speaks "by
the book" II says:
1--WE understand the officer to sue
Geo General Sheridan has not yet been
fully decided upon, but that he will be
DESIGNATED without unnecessary delay.
The condition Of affairs in Louisiana
and Texas is such, that prompt
action is Indispensable 10 the
harmony of that section OF
the country. Great public coDsideTa-
lions uncGnnected with toe uusoldier-
lIksstyle OF SheridRu's official dispatch
o., and gross misconduct in publishing
Them, are said to constitute the grounds
iOr relieving him from the position he
has shown himself so entirely unquali-
ned TO NIL. f."
When we contrast the good order
manifest in General Sheridau's district
under the reconstruction laws Of Con-
yress, with that Of year ago, when a
rebel mayor, rebel police and rebel
citizens got up the New Orleans riots,
and did all they could TO destroy the
"harmony OF that section OF the couu-
n.y." it is difficult to realize what the
great public considerations" above
referred to, are. The personal consid-
Grafton which Andrew johnson has
Cor his own feelings may perhaps ex-
plain The difficulty.
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Isl her memoir o. Prince Albert the
queen uses The word merry in sense
No, cgumon On our side of the water
she spesks Of the Prince a. ''snisble,
natural, unaffected and merry" and
SO dvelIs with great cynfort upon the
solid pleasures OF a peaceful, quiet,
YET merry life" in the country, a. far
more durable than the amusenenrs o:
L-----..---
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PETROLEO-CALGIUM GAS.

ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE IN
p-ovemsuts Of ths sge Z the process OF
manufacturing gas oy TIE Petroieo-e alei1In
C,ES ornpany, a Wheeling. ~eSt Va, upon
patents Of DR.. J. H Connolly, rom an Il
most yslue!ezs prod Ct o. Petroleum ~,
f-.siEf,fssa1 in combInAiion Win k1S,
thousand feet OF Gs> may b. made oy
Sny farm hand or stable boy OF ordinary IN
fhoroIsnly teSted upon sueG seale, al the
Meme House in " heEllnEs and A. lEe
COUNTY residence o. NJ. J. =. GtleaFlst- near
the same city, a. TO Il the certainty o. u =
production OF SElal and large QuanuL-ss o.
Ga. snd csu be with great e7otomy aPPlsed
TO Plpufs RsRdsHeEt, SSnsf'LdrIes, RoteLT- fCIc-
s0sIeE GJEd CE;ieG- Il = superior 10 any S5ts
nov In use, not only g. 70 l-6 siiety. SIM :
plscity, pl sctleanIliEy AMI Ereat che4p1ess o.
manufacture bat for It's superior DrlItlAHey,
son IunGence upon the sight and iFe=ooth
from GaS sulphU-ous odoEs common 70 SsLs-
Thee facts Tie omezrs of the conPany
viii take pleasure In demonstrating 10 tnose
desiring 70 adopt or interest themselves in IL
Ihs company viii sell nights 70 InauufacEuEe
direct attention TO The following
TESTIMONIALS
WHEELING, ". Vs., Aug 6, ls57.
10 tAs PrsSldll; a tie PztrU,ss- CGl=alz GGT Oh
sR-we have thoroughly and carefully
investigated the Instruction and workings
coming 10 your eompAnyis patents, and tue
cOmolusIionS o. materials usec, as now
working upol the Mcclure HOuse n TEts
city, and county residence OF J. ?. GllchrtsI,
klq., near inns city. FoE simplicity, dura-
6iIiry, ecoDomy and SAFETY, We consider u
superior 10 any other method OF mznUfac-
turing Gas that We are acquainted with We
cneerIUIIy recommend it adoption by al
Gas consumers
very kespectfulIy,
Al. SWEENEY.
Mayor a H1esii1S. INN Of !SsresISg & Ca.
1sa=hE;.GEI dad EHGiaS RIi6aeTI.
". W. MILLER 4 C.,
CsFioTs EbLSIGTg and Engine Wori1-
wv. HAZE,
Pfuns5T and Gar FittsT.
W. z. GOODWIN Co
RUpTiS.5~g AcLurs R5sLss
wv A TCRSEE,
JsloSliT ard W'Htch -sdksT-
wv u. TEREH,
General p r 2l1Eef ASsIE
LOUIS Gauss,
Proprietor RcLuTe EOuSs SdlooT-
And refer by special permission to
Jas. u. CHRISTY, ESo-,
Ptt5bu-ph, Pa. JOrasrEy zTsau1sT 0ty Gan G
:. q. GOLuTEARP, ESQ.
Gas Engineer, PittE5tEgh, Pa
PETROLEo-CADCIUMG GAS CO.,
zug7-sowIy Wheeling. - Va
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4 Cooperative EstabIfshm emit at BELL
nir--Ths Glass WORKS OF barnes,
PhupeI & Co.
TIE -. CIairsville Chronicle notices al
length the Cooperative Glass Works
o. Barnes, FaupeI & Co.. in operation
a. BeIIair. These works were started
in August, 1865. by an association OILS
Young men, practical glass-blowsrs'
formerly connected with the glass
works Of this city, on capital Of
so, Geo, through the procurement Of W.
G. Barnard and Gen. B. r. CoEen.
Their building il OF concrete, o f7si
square, Two stories hiEh,Eiih 4 wing .
zee, long by . feet wide TIE stack u
II feet nigh, and 60 fset in circGmfe--
euce al the base. The furnace contains
70 pots, each having a capacity OF I5O5
pounds
The Association commenced LnEpn-
fac.uripg in January, 1876. s!nes which
time their furnaces have never CEASED
L. burn. Their wares ind market g.;
Pittsburgh, Wheeling, PhiladeIphis snd
Cincinnati. They make their own pat
terms or r1oulds, and manufacture their
own POfs, boxes, &c.
G. &. Barnes j. business mansger and
Gnsncier, Il. J. Lsasurs superintendent
u! works. c. T. CowAn superintendent
~ packing ana shipping. These. with
sfc-~f-. ii. Faupel, jas. W. Gill, Il. and
49, Robinson, II. end j. Crimme!l, II.
over, and others whose names We do
no; now recall, are good citizens and
men OF great energy aud untiring indus
try, and have made their enterprise
splendid financial succsss-shares of
81 600 now being considered worth
81 20.
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An ACT TO PROVIDE FUR wISDISG
a up the Affairs of the Norm western
Bank Of Virginia
Pusbed february 2sIh. 1857.
Be It enacted oy the Legislature OF West
FtrEtnIz=
/. All notes and claims against the North
Western Bank OF Eirginta shall be presented
for raymeut during business hours at The
Banking hUuse at which the same are re-
speeIiVely payable on or before the nrst day
ton or pToceelInR al Law or equity shall be
commenced Tor the recovery OF any note,
claim or liability nov existing against SAID
Bank, uniess II shall have been presented As
Aforesaid, without obtaining payment there
OF.
An persons having claims against the
North Western Bank Of Virginia are request
ed TO take notice the above
GIBSON LAMB, Secretary
rozrd of CommlSdo nerS-
auss-lmd&wtn ty1, 1865
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IHE Supreme Court Of Iowa has Civ
a its opinion on the question OF taxing
4stloBEI bank shares. The msjority
4p MON Is written By Judge Wright,
sad eoucIgdss SIS foiIOws: I'VE there
fore conclude that, as cor legislation
now Lands, shares in nations! banks
IN his stste cannot Be taxed The
Fem-c- j. with the legislature. Judge
cole d.sseu-s On tbs ground that under
me FuIe 0f the Supreme Court OF the
Uni'ei Sts-esr bank shares are proper
r,.-sa9 hat by the statutes OF Iowa, ali
r5-opzrtv i 10 oe EEt equally. Hence,
being properly, they are legitiE1ztsty
liable TO taxation, and should Be taxed.
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The United States In. Rem. In acase Of
W. TO feiiur6.
10 packages Of Liquors.
PURSUANT TO An ORDER OF COURT
in the above entitled cause, l hereby
give public Doiice that 1 shall on III uRS-
DAY, the l5sh Gay Of August, 1851. at 10
O'Clock r. m, Al the Auction Rooms of Hub-
bari, Bro. q Co.. On East side OF Market
street, Two doors North OF Quincy STREET, in
this city, expose for public sale 10 the highest
aud Dsst bidder for cash. the - Id 10 packages
Of Liquors, consisting OF Gins, whisky and
Brandy. Z. NJ. SORIOSr
aua9 I0t US. Marshal Dist. ". Va.
The United states, ! In Rem. In a case ,
" forfeiture.
2 BoIs ClgEH
DURSUANT To AN ORDER OF COURT
In The above entitled cause, 1 hereby
give public notice that shall, on Thurs
day. The 18TH dny of August, next at
10 O'Clock. a. Il. al Inc aucLlon TooEhs OF
Hubbard. Bro. q &C., on Market street, two
door DoTih Of Quincy street, in this cry, e1-
pose for public sale, TO the highest and best
EN-. SORTOS,
jy23-2O: Us. Marshal Dist. West Va
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Notice to young Men.

EpHE WEST VIRGINIA AGRICUL-
i tUESl college =iu op=n SEPTENsER SSD.
- avert EsSmzntI Two Cadets vi be ap-
pointed from rnis Senatorial y strict, fnclrd-
ing the counties Of brooke. EaDcOcE and
ONO. Applications Will be received BY the
1ndsnsizLszt until the z4Ih OF august Ca
deis are ], QuITed 10 be average Intellect
and health. OF lAiF moral character, and not
les IN N sixteen years Of aSe- They " IL Be
entitled TO TuiEioa, Book and SLAttonei y,
tee Of charge. Applications should Dc made
writing and should "eslsnAts tue Sge'
Iez Csnce, &C., o: The applicant address,
L h LLsGAS,
EuzAIE Visitor 70. lsE Senatorial Dis
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qlt,r advertisements.
Wholesale Dry Goods.

NEW PRICE LIST Just PCBLIsHED-
N AID r.aSiled on sPplieSIon.
TALLANT, HOLIDAY q CO-s
EnE-a.u No Hanover 81. BalIiEnoEe-
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Steam Engine for Sale.

HYLISDER Is INCHES DIAMETER, 81
iest stroke. Fly Wheel IS :est- All IN
Eood order, only beeu gCn = Shol time, 4
built very strong. Win be sold AZ bargain.
A sPss. IN MoFFET & McSABB.
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TNTELLIGENCERJ JOB OFFICE,
i No. Is Qniucy stIesE-
DRAY TTCKEIsASD BILLS OF LADLEs
PROGRAMMES AND FOSTERS.
CHECKS, NOTES, RECEIPTs-
SHOW BILLS for County Merchants.
CARDS AND BILL HEADS neatly printed
MANUFACTURERS LABELS.
INSURANCE POLICIES AND BLAN Ks'
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D Tf5E: NOVELS DIAMOND Apt-
Dickens Novels, Library Edition.
Walter scott's Novels, Household Edition.
Gall HaniltOn's Works.
Captain @ayns Reds Works-
Ecoe Homo.
Ecce Deus.
MuhIbach.
The Seven Weeks War. by AoEier.
The Bench and Bar, by L ]. Bigelow.
Old England, by James L. Hoppin.
Sunshine and Showers, by steinmetz.
Curious Myths Of the Middle Ages.
The Caxtons, by Bulwer.
Bryan Maurice
Far Above, Rubus-
Two Marriages
The InyIsibleS.
a Noble Life.
Cecil CastIenau, Gage.
Elsie Aagoon.
Tales Of a wsyzsde Inn. by LOngfellow.
The Last Days Of King.
Twice Tod Tales, by Hawthorne.
Reeolleetions OF Five Years, Grace Green
wood
Lonssellow, Blue and Gold,
yybI,t,a-
BurDs, aH
Eliza Cook,
Jean Ingelow, e
Laus veneris, by Svinburne-
seotts Poetical WORKS, &c, &C.
woman's Relation 10 Education, Labor and
Law, by Mrs Dali.
saeeTdotal Celibacy, by H. c. Lea.
, Ns&Sen NNA RSN,SS S@sAsNSSrS,
Religious LIE IN England.
Lrvtngs Washington.
Irving spanish PAperS-
Lectures on the English Language, by
Marsh.
Origin and History, Of the EnglI:h Lam
Eusse, by AarSh-
Man and Nature. by Marsh.
fde1e Of Language YARR Muller
Rollins Ancient HtstoEy,4 vols
D'AubIgne's Reformation in the time OF
Calvin.
PIutarchS Lives.
Studies in the Psalms, by Dr.. Plumer.
Life of Luther.
The FederAIist-
RnSkin's Works
bankrupt Lava of 1877, with notes and de-
ctstons.
Miscellaneous Works in good variety.
school Books and Stationery.
CAMPBELL & McDERM0T.
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Sealed Proposals

TWILL BE RECEIVED AT THE PETL-
w Tertiary at lIoundsyIlIe, W. Va, for
furnishing one thousand psrrnes DiInsnsiou
Stone BIDS may be made for one hundred
perch and UPWARDS.
ssiZss must not be les than 90 Two and a
half feet in length, nor less than ~ twelve
inches In rise The course must run with
even inches, 10 vii: u, II, 10, Is, % and "a
inches
In ali CASES the bed must be greater than
the rlSs. one thorough header 10 every four
stretchers, the headers not TO be lesl than
two feet
BIDS mar be for Eca5bIed or unscabbIed
stone Ali bids Will Be opened and coustd-
cred on TUESDAY, the 3D. day OF September,
1857. -
a ddress AaES hurley,
President Board OF Directors.
Soundsytile, W. Va.
wellsburS Herald copy and send bill to
this office auE2.
Ali kinds o. FRAMES aIvayson hand.
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TEg New YORK Post, Republican
paper Of Democratic sntecsdents, OF
wedns-day evening last. has signif-
cant AID powerful article headed Does
she President court Impeachment" It
opens thus:
We are not of those who have favor
"-d impeachment hitherto, or on the
grounds which were advanced By the
.ssdvo1stes Of that measure; but we do
not hesitate to say that if the Pfesi-
dent 0G the United States does not
=. 'auafu!ly execute the laws he must
be impeached and removed"
We shall publish the whole article
Tomorrow.
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Lost.
The Mount Auburn
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE

C,IrUATED on THAT BEAUTIFUL I'm.
> tnencs North OF the City Of Cincinnati
irom which IL derives its name, hks tuSi
closed its Twenty-SecOnd Session.
The past year has been nns OF unusual
prosperity, there having been IN attendance
two hundred and thirty-nye young ladies,
gathered from all parts OF the United states,
No eGIs Of sieEEeEs requiring a khyEaGG7s hdi
occurred
Us healthfuI location. and its country po-
sifIon, while yet 20 near the city, gives It ad'
yAEtzges over either city N country sc0OOls
It's character as a nrst-rats Seminary Of
Learning = too well known to need further
comments.
The LIBRARY, CABINET AND APPA-
RA1US, already very extensive, are feceiT-
ing yearly additions
For Catalogues or Information. address
!. H. WHITE
3 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati O.,
or H THASE MILF, PTes't-
aus8-swd
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Z ERNS

TERNS,
I Tuition @per Sesiio1. BoanAHg from q
Gnf1rnE6edroomss IS per sezton to each
student
! Free tuition TO sons of Ministers OF the Cos
pei Of all denominations
FOR particulars, aPpIy for catalogue TO Prof
G. L. Ioos Secretary, or TO
w.K. PESDLEIOS, President
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Wanted-A Partner.

WITH 4 CAPITAL soF. sos do OF
w more IN well established trade 70
good business man such = chance = sSi1S-n
Box So, Wheeling W. Va sng-ZSc
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StraYed or stolen.

.nS SUNDAY MORNING. AUG. 4th,
height. blind IN the Tizht eye small white
SIIoI on let hind FOOT; snort tail. The hoEse
i DID, was not in q very good condition Any
person returning or giving SIC information
that viii Issd 10 his reoos cry, viii be suit
ably re VARIED.
sC-6-3t 3 +. CALD" ILL
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Notice

1sr MUTUAL STORE ASSOCIATION.
Wheeling The regular s=mi-Ann nal
meeting OF stockholders LII Mutual store
Association, foE TIE election OF three Is d.
rectors and Transaction OF other tIdpoi tSnt
Gusine=sS viii Iszs place 81 the American
Hall. Centre - hs-iIEz. on THUR DAY ETES-
% s5g--IE " J. c. HERvEY, secy.
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BIBLICAL INSTITUTE.
LecnreTE-w K. PEDLEIoS. c. L Loos,
R. kIcHARDsoS, ]. 7. BARcLAT.
The course Of Biblical Lectures eommeneea
the last Monday in March and conttn ues
weeks. FREE OF cHARSE TO ALL
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO.

0NHE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
In the above Institution Will commence
TUESDAY, October lGt, 1857, IN the College
Building. sixth street, between Vine and
Race streets, and end the last Of February.
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FALL CLOTHING.

To which We wish to cali the attention of our
customers and the public in general.
COME AND LOOK at our goods and hear
oar pEiees-
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-16

repeal much that it has done in the past four
years, including the establishing of "freed
mems bureaus" TO make fat offices for their
pets at cost of over seven million dollars
'hnnsally. In short, they want 1principtes,
mot men They want reform and retrsnch.
Ement. All this cry ofimpeachment, rebels,
&C., by their jdernalsl and polit
keians, bondholders And of6ceholders, who
profess to possess all the loyalty there is y
the country, and the cry that Gen. Grant is
aifh them in their schemes, and that they
will run him for president, will avail them
nothing. If Gen. Grant should be fool en-
ough to fall in with them and indorse their
course and policy, then Gen. Grant and rad
icalism will be buriedfin one com mon graSe.
Il have done, in my humble way, some
work in the repsblicaa party in years Pest,
and know l but speak the feelings of other
old republicans who are snd have been cpn.
sentative, when / say we are now ready and
willing to JOIN in with the democracy of this
state and assistto wipe oat negroism. radical
ism and corruption. And, whether Gen. Grant
'sjoins the radicals, or remains, as he has
been, conservative, will make no earthly
difference with our action. We want a change
of policy and change of men, because we
feel and believe it will be better for our
whole country. Certainly at can't be no
lCOTSe. s.fs g.0l.
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Whether home is happy depends nm,

Whether home is happy depends upon &
few important things. First, is it sunshiny
Is the husband met with smile ON his re-
turn? Does he carry a smile with him :
Is there mutual wish that everything shall
be shaped towards the joyous and the good
Are words fitly chosen; are acts cheerfully
performed Homes are too often homeless
because man and wife take narrow and
mean views Of one another's duties, and SO
perform very few of them, and those in a
shabby manner. All homes should be happy
and generally might be. The way is plair
and the how visible, and it only wants the
disposition and viii. The happy home is
the heaven of earth. Get it if you can and
you can if You will.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-16

The subscriber, for the past ten years engaged
as cutter at Mr.. Cones Merchant TailorinS F.
tablishment, would inform his friends and The
citizens of Rock Island and vicinity that he h,s
opened New Merchant Tailoring Estsblishnsr,
for The parposs of manufacturing to order frst
class fne custom work to those that have been IN
the habit Of getting their garments cut by MS
while at Mr.. Cones, we would extend an inyit.
ton to call on us at our new establishment. ana
TO those that cannot get suited in Rock Island
and in the habit of sending east for their r,r
ments NE would invite them TO call and give ms ,
trial, feeling confident that We can suit them in
every respect. We have a handsome assortmen,
OF fine Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, toge,hsr
with large variety of splendid French Coating.
and Trieots in different shades and colors for tpe
business cults. Also fine Beavers in differep,
colors, for overcoats,-all of which We will max.
to order IN the best and most fashionable manner
lower rates than the same class Of goods can be
obtained either side of the river. Call and
examine our styles, and compare our goods and
prices with those engaged in the same business
- THOMAS MCCULLOUGH,
North side of Third Street, near the Post Office
Davenport, Iowa.
I Formerly cutter at Cones.
| n. b. The cutting department is under our
| own supervision. Ii f nOv29dly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-12-16
Ii was said, when the Freedmen's Bureau

1t was said, when the Freedmen's Bureau
was established, that its purpose was linn
tied one, and it would be abolished as soon
as it was attained. Its expense to the nation
that is, to the people of the northern
states-is many millions each year, and as
soon as it can be consistently abolished the
taxpayers would be glad to see it come to
the end of its existence. But from our tele
graphic dispatches to-day, it seems we are to
have branch of it at Springfield, in this
state. The radicals turn the government in
to schoolmaster and guardian for negroes
and require poor white people to work to
support the niger and his bureau.