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,TATE OF MISSISSIPPI

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI:
j, Thomas L.
Swami, Auditor of Public Accounts of said
State. do hereby certify that the foregoing
statement of the Globe Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York, is truly copied from
the original on file in my office.
Given under my hand and official seal, at
IT.. 81 jackson, this 26th day of June, A. D..
1Sl;S THOS, T. SWAMI,
Auditor of Public Accounts.
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HENRY C. JONES, Secret
GEO. b. BYNEs, Chief Clerk,
STATE OF MARYLAND
BALTIMORE CITY. TQ-wIT:

STATE OF MAR4LANDl
BALTIMORE CITY, To-WTT3
ON the 10th dav of January, 1868, personally
apneared before the subscriber, Justice 20 OF
the Peace, in and for the said City; JOHN NV w:
RANDOLPH, President, and HENRY =. JoNEo NIao
Secretary. of the United States Fire ana Ma MA,
rine insurance Company Of Baltimore; ana
made oath that the foregoing statement OF d, tne
assets is just and true, to the best OF tneir
And hereby certify that l have personally
examined said Bonds, Certificate, o. OF otochl
Notes and Cash. and the oiee SoB Bulldng asb and an
otbar nrnnertv. are bona tide the property OF
f5't bp sad Insurance Company; and that the
valuation as stated is correct sad ~ assH,s Nins
amounting Two Hundred ana ma oggTrty oTbirtyy-Nine
Thousand, Four Hundred ana Ihir -H'ii'0 N
Dollars. and Seventy Two Cents
OO'i''i . '"N' TH0S. b. GRIFFIN, d. T.
R. a.. HUMPHREYS a. w.
June9d3O AGENTS, JACksoN' Miss.
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BUCKS BITTERs.
Bucks Diarrhea Syrup,

s a remedy that we recommend as not only
tant, it is pleasant to take, acts promptly, and
ra in its first stage.
Everyone should keep bottle on hand, so
as to be prepared for the worst.
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Is One Hundred Thousand Dolls.

The assets of the Company are as follows
Cash on hand and deposited in Ma
tIonal Park Bank, and New York
warehouse and Security Comply, S112,027 o.
Real estate unincumbered. None.
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MARRHED,

On Thursday. the 25th inst, by the Rev.
ToIn Hunter-at the residence OF pTlag %
mother, MISS MINNIE 4. rN Muhh1LE' =. Tso Of
son. Miss, to MILTON T. ARNA''iS' A-se'' -
Mempliis Tenn.
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BUCK S BALEY'S
CHEMICAL YEAST POWDER.


CHEMICAL YEAST POWDER,
Is sunequaled by anything of the kind now be-
fore the public; without the use of Milk or So
da, it will invariably make very light bread.
We insure it when
USED AS DIRECTED,
with good -four. and viii refund the money
when it fails under such circumstances to make
the very best of bread. The lightest buck
wheat cakes can be made with it in fifteen min.
utes, without danger of being sour.
4 LII OF THE ABOVE VALUABLE PRE-
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
BUCK s. BAILEY,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
JAChSON, MISS.
Who in addition to the above, keep constant.
ly on hand splendid assortment of
PURE DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS,
DYE STUFFS,
PERFUMERY,
FANCY & TOILET
ARTICLES,
SOAPS, BRUSHES, COMBS, ETC, ETC.
Orders from the country will receive prompt
attention.
All goods Warranted as represent
ed.
Physicians and Merchants IN the in
terror, would do well to give us a call.
sep25- B.&B.
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Nervous Head Aches, Neuralgia,
CURED BY
GRIMAULT'S GUARANA.

This vegetable substance which grows in
the Brazils, has been employed since time inn
memorial to cure INFLAMMATION OF THE BOW
ELS. 1t has proved of late to be of the great
est service in cases of CHOLERA, as it is pre-
ventive and a cure in cases of Diarrhea.
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las. BaCLARK.

rToRNEY AT LAW, JACKSON, Miss
a office-Post-Ofic Building. loco-dIy
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S423.6S3 ~
Premiums on Fire risks received in

i!S5i7 is67 ui.'' =" s163, 122 98
FfgnzgilS re- iSf4 On Ni"i lne iiSAs 1876, ,331 O2
Iossas noid dining the wear 11S,463 19
Interest received on investments 9,542 AZ
Expenses for the year, paid Ofcers
Agents, Taxes, Printing, Advcr- -,
tising, stationary, Postage, etc. 4o,Oo4 10
Dividend paid $40 per share on
5000 shares the whole amount OF
dividend applied to the augmen- ,oo 90
tation Of Capital Stock 5O,OOO w
Amount of Fire Risks taken IN ooo o.o 20
1867 -. lI,o9o,o1o DO
Amount 3S69 OF Marine r'sA' '"A'" 1926, ,172 90
Agsre8noe sfag8ing Oh ir0 iisA' Ao 8,991, All 45
Aggtega1Gd 6g5ltefandiDa Oa Marine ~ % 1,184,7OO 90
HENRY C. JONES, Secretary.
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whole amount at risk, $919,611
BENZ. G.. HUMPHREYS Pres

]. G. MILLIGAN, Sea etary.
]. r. GIBSON, Clerk.
Personally appeared before me, this Sd day
of lime. 1865. the above named, who belhg
dulv sworn testify that this statement Is true I
Statement Of the books of the 8 Planters In
',,.o,,co Comnanyp of Jackson, Mississippi.
suiIIoe TI g J. I'll. BOYD, j. 7.
iune 30-3tw
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Second Quarterly Statement of
PLANTERS INSURANCE CO.
JACKSON, MISS, May 81, 1868.

JACKSON, MISS, May 81, 1868.
Capital Stock, 100000 90
Total receipts to date, G4,216 SO
Deduct losses, expenses,
printing, advertising,
express, salary and
CONS, revenue, station
cry, returned prem's,
reinsurance, postage,
telegraph and express, 15,91o "a
ASSETS
Stock Notes, available on call, S 100000 %
Case op hand and in bank, 3,l9o 10
Cash loaned 30 and 60 days at 10
per cent. interest, 4,999 -
Cash due from sundry parties. 4,24o 10
Cash in hands of agents, and ID 49, 10
transmission, 2,4oI 80
Office furniture, l,loo ~
Notes for premiums secured by 40
ID rdi'ar,1o liur1 o" etomns on hand so 90
Stationery on hand, Izo w
$14S,3O 50
Whole amount at risk, S9l9,o'l W
BENZ. G.. HUMPHREYS Pres't.
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One so Cent Bottle

,,,opp,,oNf ANTS AND PREVENT
IIr ~ SYSTEM AGAINST SUDDENI AlIAoh1 no, VS ~
I,,.,[S IhE .ND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES, hAN Han
Ell. u1ISTDpFD DOLLARS EXPENDED ron
oTIIvp MEDICINES OR MEDICAL
ANCE. 1.v,s READY RELIEF
re APPLIED EXTERNALLY - -2ois --2o,liss.n1IoNS-PAIN :
NAIIY. ACCORDING TO I'm ~. MS ,ro EXIST.
1,1aon1 xyu ATEyER CAUSE, CEASES C.,.s ~ and 9TH
FROM W. mmnTAN Miners, Farmers anu ,pno oen
lMT ,is,o. n snarsely settled dlstrlcts, W.
ers resi9ln ~ 4 20 Secure the services OF Pl. ~
it is dIncHt9r a VS. READY RELIEF Is Illsalo
clan, RAJ W. " ha nsed with positive assli a al,ee @
uapie. ood ~ in all cases where PAN Gtt IN
OIL uoInS oxnerienced, or II se1Ieu Cn,lgbs
CoMfon Co.'o n;ntherla. Sore THROAT, Dam Day of the
Iluelza, Bilious Collie, lnnalan1ei;JJ a1iJnevs or
ho"neIs stomach, Lungs, LnJd LII Ague: or with
With Group, Quinsy, FSH1l @ noIorenx. Toothache,
Neuralgia L;th Inmbago, Pain IN tilT aIara
Earache; OF Win or with DiaIrh9a. CInsIds
or RheumatHlso tHontarv: or with Burns; oo1rr
Morbus, OF Dy y,.;tb Strains, Cramps OF oR'sppiE r.
or Bruises, t;nn 10 of RAILWAYS REEtA,ose REA COM
the apP Pl;Il e,1re y0s of the WORST u
nIaints in a few notn sr,ix nainful disease mas
MI the most skillful i,45ic1lt of dis
ior lremedies, 1t is the aVsyS Why,S READY RE-
eases to trea., failed in affordlng IL oe,re,
LIEF has neNef so,.a and in all eases "a ~ ef,
relief TO the a' Neryous RheumausrTh d. emma
InfiamatoIy ,o,t ellre In ChronnIoo TING
| feet perIna,t perlllu RADWAY'S REIs1G KEN pills
tism. or orGNN9T TYR and REGULAIIlNeIth the REA-
REoOlILh ho taken as an adJunet
DY RELIEF x;sts everywhere. PRICE =
~ CENTS PER BOTTLE
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Market Valve of Bonds, Stocks, etc.
as above $239, ,12O 90
Cash on hand and in Bank, and U.
5. stamps 16,759 70
Collaterals 1850 90
Office Building, Furniture etc., 173
Broadway $1,000 90
$269, ,439 Y
Premium in Ag'ts handsS62, ,1S5 43
Notes receivable, taken for
marine risks . 2,157 IA
Accrued Interest unpaid
on Stocks and Bonds 1894 90
$151 S36 81
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n. b.. above medical preparations
are accom- 4 instructions as to the man.
ner in VIII are to be taken.
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IoUISVII IILE-
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
Leave HUMBOLDT, 45P. NJ. II 20 A NJ.
Ar've at LOUISVILLE II 80 p. NJ. 90 A. NJ.
connecting with Jacksonville r. r., for points
West, North and East: also with u. S. Mail
Line Steamers, arriving at Cincinnati next
morning in time to take early trains East.
THE FREIGHT DEPARTMENT
of this Line has been thoroughly reorganiZed
with special view to accommodating the
freight traffic between the North and South,
and the advantages which it offers in
Low RATES,
DISPATCH,
SAVING OF INSURANCE,
and prompt settlement of all claims for loss,
damage, oyercharge, ETC., make itifar superior
to any competing route.
Arrangements have been made with the
FAST FREIGHT LINES
of northern Roads, warranting the transpOr-
tation of freight from the Sea board Cities to
all points South, in quick time, without delay
at any point
Through bills of lading at GUARANTEED
RATES, may be procured at all principal r.
r. offices in Eastern Cities.
THROUGH TICKETS, and
BAGGAGE CHECKS to
ALL POINTS
may be obtained at HUMBOLDT.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA LOUISVILLE.
ALBERT FINK,
General Superintendent.
II. c.. MARSHALL, Gen'l Eastern Ag't,
A. w. ROUNTREE No. 2 Astor House, n. Y.
Gen'l Southern Agent,
Cor Camp and Common Sts., NO.
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Is unequaed by anything of the kind now be-
fore the public; without the use of Milk or So
da, it will invariably make very light bread.
We insure it when
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DIGESTIVE LOZENGES.

aureate of the Paris Imperial Academy OF
MedicIne)
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June9d8o AGENTS, JACKSON, MISS.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-12-28

consigned to jail on the charge Of vagranoy,
being bound over to appear at the neat term
Of the district court Although hardly out
Of her teens, she had fallen 70 an appalling
depth of depreciation. The good advice Of
our benevolent friend seemed TO have a
marked effect upon this creature she would
ery like a child at his kind words and beg
him 10 procure her discharge S, that she
might enter upon a new course ytllie, The
other day, her beneiactor went 10 Justice
Peters aud procured her release on promise
of her immediate removal from the city, at
the same time giving evidence Of his faith
in her tears and promises by signing 500
bond in her behalf. He himself bore the
tidiass Of release to the prisoner. She was
uyarioyed and her manifestations
Of gratitude and VOWS Of
reformation almost oyercame him, and he
felt amply repaid for all his labor with her.
She bade him gu atlectionate farewell, and
said she would 60 straight to her Lome IN
Rock Island and "sin no more This was
ON Tuesday. Yesterday. the gentleman
was making calls among the poor, and car
rird lis visits to house of III rcpute. The
first words that greeted his ears was maud,
lin utterancrs from his protege who called
him odd pap. asked hun how be liked her
as far hs she'd rot, " mixing horrd bIasphe
nv with her talk. The benevolent geRtc,
man wait,i TO hearno more. lie walked
rapllvto Justice Peters Office, had his
name scratched from the bond and in twenty
minutes thereafter the girl was safe 10 Jail
again. This work among the fallen will
Je successful when there is q proper place
for the "fulcn' to 20 10, when they eudeav-
or TO change their WAYS But for creatures
80 low as the above subject, good hopes are
los. beyond rccoyery.-Dac. Gar
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Nail Routes

JHIOAGO AND EASTERN MAIL-arrives al
7;4O A. VI. and $50 7. NJ. Closes at 500 A. NJ.
and $40 F. NJ.
PORT BYRON MAIL--viA Watertown, IIAap-
ton, Rapids City, Port Byron aud Cordovs, ar
tivcs n 1920 A. NJ Closes sos p. NJ
1oAL VALLEY MAIL-tby CARE daily, leaves
between land s A. NJ returning at about )
P NJ. Orion aud Aniovcr are supplied by
this route
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MAGL-arrives at 6;25 A.
VI. and s:35 P, NJ. Closes at 7lj A. NJ and
G,2OP.M
AhEDO MAIL-yia Camden Mills Andnlu-
slt, Eigmg'Jn, Htb.lgt, l'auYtOu, AlsdO, High
lint New Boston, Eeilhsburg OquswkA, to
yJua"ka junction, 'Sagetowul, leaves daily
between \. ", nui arrive, at $3.50 =. NJ.
Ma, matter for Pleasant Ridge, Haqlitt Buff
f'p PTliris Illinois City, Drury, Copper
Crook. nud MIlorsburg, goes by this route.
MONMOUTH MAIL---vla Presumption, Sue'
ft0!,, North Henderson, Spring drove, and
ElgI'4Ii drove to Monmouth, leaves Tues
lays Thursdays aud Saturdays at A. NJ,
ta srrivss Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
Jay st =. NJ. Centre Ridge Is supplied
ou Tuesdays by this route.
CENTRE RIDGE, via Rural, once a week. Ar
r.vos Friday evening, a. { o'clock, aud leave =
Saturday morning, Mt . o'clock.
Once hours from 7P0 A. NJ. to 800 p. NJ.
re- sundays, open from TO 10 Am.
NJ. b. OSBORN, Post Master.
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WAS TT ACCIDENTAL OR lNTENrIoNAL?-
By reference to the official proceeding. OF
the late session Of the board of supervisors,
as furnished by the clerk for publication no
report is made Of the amount the supervls-
ors, clerk aud sheriff paid themselves. 1t IS
not supposed that any of them are such self.
sacrificing patriots as to serve the dear pub.
lie free of charge. How much money did
they take out Of the peoples treasury for
their services? Why was not the sum
reported that each person took? Was it
purposoly suppressed The people want to
know.
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IHG OLD ALLEGHAYIANs RETURN FROM
EuRorG.-The celebrated troupe of Ale.
ghanians, VocaIists and bell players, re-
turned from Europe few days since, where
they have been very successful. In Janu-
AIRY last, while in England they appeared
before Her Majesty Queen Victoria, the
Prince and Princess of Wales and the whole
Of the Royal Family at Windsor Castle.
Our American Minister in London, comph.
mcutel the troupe on their great achieve.
mcns as American artists, in an autograph
letter to their secretary, Mr.. Waldron and
in fact the whole public and the press, both
secular and religious, lavished upon them
the most hattering encomums Of approval.
The company will appear at Darts Hall,
on New Years night, Jan. lst), and no
doubt hey will receive hearty welcome
from their old friends and the lovers of good
home music.
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FuSEnAL or FATHER DuNNE.-Captain
Mealio, of this Office, returned from Chicago
this morning, and from him we learn that
the funeral of Rev. Father Dunno, on SatuT.
day, was a very solemn and imposing cere,
mony, and very largely attended. It was
held at St. Mathews church. The process.
ion was large, the body guard being com.
posed Of the United Sons Of Erin in full
uniform. The pail bearers we're Of the same,
in uniform, carrying muskets. The remains
were buried in Calvary Cemetery, which is
about miles from the church. Besides the
large train of carriages which followed the
remains to the grave, there were three trains
Of cars, composed Of 1902 coaches, filled with
people The Sunday Times contains q
more complete account of the funeral, to-
gether with history of this distinguished
clergyman. Though his life was devoted to
the church, and his name is most honorably
connected with its religious, its CHART.
able, and its educational institutions, it will
not be forgotten that he was also chiefly in.
strumental in raising the 9Oth regiment of
Illinois yolunteers,-known as the Irish Lee
giOn
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THE CASE OF Mr.. EsBox ALLEv.-On
Saturday, through the attention of Mr..
Joseph a. Biddison, we were furnished with
and published the facts in regard to the
shocking accident to Mr.. Esbon Allen, Of
Coal Valley township. DR.. Truesdsle drove
out there, on Saturday, and found him in.
sensible, aud thinks there is scarcely any
chance for his recovery. The ball entered
the soft part Of the roof Of his moath and,
together with the patch, lodged somewhere
in the back part of his head. He has never
spoken since the accident, and the right
SHE Of his body is entirely paralized The
ball is small oue-about 20 to the ID
aud the charge was so light that no report
was heard. The powder did not all burn,as
some grains were found in his mouth.
Mr.. Biddson aud bis wife rode out there
on Sunday, Mr.. Aliens wife having former
y been an inmate Of their family and from
him we learn that the accident occurred 4
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Pubic WAST-lhe interests Of tho
people Of Rock Island, Davenport, Moline,
Camden Mills, and this region of country i'm.
poratycly demand that the ferry boat shall
make hourly trips, after dark, until II o.
clock every night. The business and social
interests inporatyely require it, and fthcre
is no other way to bring it about, let the
people petition the Legislature and get an
act compelling the ferry company to supply
this want or forfeit their charter. 1t is an
outrage TO require the 10000 people Of this
locality to quit business and 20 to bed when
the hens 20 to roost, Just because the ferry
company say they shall not cross the river
with teams after dark. And it is equally al
outrage to require people without teams to
90 in skis if they go at all. The public in
terssts demand that the ferry boat shall run
till midnight, every night. and this demand
the people can enforce by the necessary leg
islatiou, if they say so. For years the PEG
pie have been managed and controlled by
this ferry company, through party drill
and at the last legislature they we're, by the
radical managers, completely euchred out Of
their rights And as long as the poor
heirs can control the radical party, and
through the radical leaders, control the rad.
zeal senator and representative from this dis.
trict, just SO long tho people will have to
submit to inconvenience and be taxed to
support this ferry monopoly and its "heirs. -
THIS board of supervisors, at its December
| session, at the dictation of Iii Sickles, of
Moline successor to Nat Belcher in the line
Of demagogism and falsifcation) stepped
aside from their legitimate and proper duties
and undertook to supervise the opinions Of
the presto ape some of the despotisms Of
the old word and awe the press into silence
for criticising its Illegal appropriation of the
peoples money. For this piece of impudent
and dictatorial assumption the ARGUS said
the board Of supervisors made asses ofthem.
selves The ARGUS made the assertion
sometime before the board adjourned, and
each member was furnished with copy Of
the paper containing the assertion. Now,
what the people want to know is this Why
was it that the board, after assuming to tell
the press what was not proper and "be-
coming abandoned the job? Did the
board, by its sudden abandonment Of the
Job it had undertaken, mean that the AR.
GUS was right when it sand they had made
! asses Of themselves? The board said it was
not proper and becoming for the ARGUS
to protest against their Illegal acts, BY its
silence in relation to the other statement
we infer that that was "proper" and "becom-
ing" If silence gives consent" then we
infer that the board admits that they did
make asses of themselves. Either that is
the case or else Hi Sickles exhibited great
derelicton of duty in not bringing the sub
iect before the board.
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TeIegrophed to the ARGUS.
NEW YoRK, Dec. %.
Flour dull declining, receipts 1927, 6sja735
extra state, 670as western, 6s5ag60 hoop; rye
aour dull: wheat dull 10 for No Milwaukee;
rye duh heavy 1872; corn less active, receipts 80
IS. sales 5000 at 7iall old mixed western store
and aRoa., 94a6 new 10, l07 new yellow
sontberh. lO2a3 white southern; barley dull; oats
dun 76s western in store, Isl DO ahosr pork
heayy dropping 26!a27 new mess, p old beef
steady. cut meats quiet; lard easier lGal7 steam,
ia kettle butter steady; whiskey quiet nom
iual.
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Want YouR SKATES SHARPENEn2-Eugene
Biddson has rugged up an emery wheel and
machine, at the planning mill, for sharpening
skates, and all who have skates which are
worn rounding at tho edges can have them
8hnrpened and put in first rate order by
calling on Eugene.
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Mrs. Frances Rogers proposes to open Il
select school for young ladies in the Chris.
tan Chapel in Mitchell aud Lynde's Block,
if Sufficient number Of scholars can be
obtained Those desiring to pataonize such
a school can leave their names with ?. l..
Mitchell, First National Bank, II sufficient
encouragement is given school will open the
fast Monday in January.
p.c. ?. J.. Mitchell,
N''''e"'''' Dr. Plummer.
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WORK AMONG TIE FALLES.--A beuevo
lent gentleman in this city has devoted con.
siderable time Of late to visiting the prison
ers in the jail, and endeavoring to lead them
to reformation. He has taken an especial
interest in the female prisoners, and held
many interviews with them. A fortnight
ago, young and fair looking creature was
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-12-28

AuyrioN SALE at Lundy's auction rooms
on Illinois St., on Tuesday Dec. 29th, at /
o'clock p. Ma fine chamber set, also
cooking stoves, chairs, tables, stands, cup.
boards, besides other household goods will be
sold without reserve.
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Tolegraphed to the Argus
Sr. Louis, Dec. %.
Four quiet very little doing. Wheat quiet un-
changed. Corn sold 60aG3. Oats jIa5S. Rye
unchanged 49, Barry unchanged. Whiskey
gS Provisions held firmly without buy
err. Pork nominally Is. Bacon shoulders l3l
Clear sides III Lard II. Hogs unchanged
gag3.
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BALL AT THE SHANROcE.-There will be
q bail at the Shamrock House, on Thursday
evening, Doe 3lst. Good music. Admission
! u refreshments included.
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90 TO the Beat,

Go to to the Bryant & Straton Iowa State
Business College, to get a thorough Practica
business education, or to become gooC
sound telegraph operator. For circulars ad
dress enclosing stamps the Bryant & STRAIT
ton Commercial College, Davenport, Iowa.
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Odd Fallows

Rock Island Lodge No. 10, I. 0. Q. F,
meets every Monday Evening at Odd FeI.
lows Hall, southeast corner Of Illinois and
Eagle SITS, at y o'clock Pm.
JOSEPH A. GRAY, \. q.
c. b. KNOX, r. S.
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Etocks and MoneV.

Photographed to Tie ARoCs.
Gold I35; Coupons Of 81 LA; 5-20s
first I.IO!; do second l,06I; do third 1,074
new I,IOt do 81 l,lOs do '68 l,l05j lO-4O's
l,Q54.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-12-28
Chicago market.
TeIegrsphed to the ARGEs.

TeIegrsphed to the ARGEs.
CHICAGO, Dec. 28.
Flour dull, nominally lower; Wheat inactive
sales no 2 at l,lltal,ll4; Corn firm, better, new
90. Oats dun 463a47; Rye dull, lower, no / L.
y; Barley irregular, sales no2 l,55 small sale
Provisions dull; Pork II seller February and
March Lard l5al6I; Dressed Hogs lv!alO4
Receipts live hogs 3O4l, market dull at 962!a
Q75, and so